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washington talking about everything right now but obs. we have a guest to talk about jobs coming out. and new york's putnam county. publishi the names and locations of gun owners. is the right to privacy overridden by a newspaper's ideology? we will take that us tonight. our first guest says that president obama's demand that do not be used in the bargaining is absolutely critical. our spending is out of control and the house has the leverage of controlling the nations pursestrings. joining us now is paul gosar. good to have you with us. already we are hearing discussions in this case initiated by senator john cornyn. he shutdown may already be in process? >> we have an administration that is addicted to spending. when you have an addiction, you do it incrementally. but we also have to d do is teah the american people that we have a president that has misinformed online about the streth of this country finds itself in. >> congressman, i am as fiscally conservative as anyone in this country. but at what point do you all say that we are ing

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perhaps they may not be able to get their bushmaster rifles, the more they go out and buy them, but the more ob stinent the argument against any sort of gun reform becomes. >> right. i mean, one of the things that happens every time people think they're going to be more strict gun laws, you know, they go out and buy more guns, and i understand that. i thought what the president said is exactly right. you start with a blunt package going for all the things that you think will help. the question i have -- i actually believe the white house really doesn't know this. the president himself said had. just counting noses, how far ool actually get with the vote. it makes sense to start here. if you are, by the way, heard governor o'malley. a great progressive agenda, including fingerprints if you are a gun owner. i would call that one end of the contin wum. i doubt we're going to get near that, but it makes sense to go for the gold here because it's such a national -- it's such an issue of such national importance. >> and the motors are running on the state level. we know that there is a package outlin

but over time the effects were costly. meanwhile, president obama and president karzai may ob the same page about at least one thing. lerating troop withdrawals, but for different reasons. karzai has supported a quicker drawdown and has publicly blamed -- in an interview last month he said this. >> there is for a number of years now a growing perception in afghanistan that -- that a significant part of -- in afghanistan is caused by the way the united states and some of its allies promoted lawlessness in afghanistan by spreading corruption in afghanistan. >> after 11 years of war 2,000 american lives lost and more than $1 trillion spent. karzai's assertion that the u.s. is part of the problem is hardly an incentive for a continuing investment of american blood and treasure. p.j., we still have you with us. let's talk a little bit about the withdrawal. i mean, at this point is there any incentive to stay there any longer than we have to and to not accelerate the timetable for withdrawal given how both sides feel about this? >> it really depends on what you want to accomplish in the future in afghanistan. i essential a

but there are ob obstacles, as well. >> saving the country is not enough to get your birthday mentioned defeating hitler was not enough? >> the whole march of dimes was started by fdr. he got hollywood involved and that raised money to invent the original vaccine. that's why we can say we're close to finishing the job. >> and he got it in mid life. are you seeing -- are there any differences in terms of ages where it strikes around the world? >> yeah, if you get it where you're older the chance of being paralyzed is much higher. a and, of course, if you're crippled in a poor country, the effect on your life is quite horrific. so i've even met hashmin who was one of the last to get polio in india. she was 3 and didn't what you understand it was going to mean for her in the years ahead. >> you know, the foundation has these enormous resources that nick has written about and you travel the world helping millions of people. what happened internally with you with regard to the foundation, the decision to do all of this? did you just wake up and say i'm tired of microsoft. i want to spend all

they had all their guns ob me and told me to surrender. >> they survived but they were pow's.ed into cattle cars and headed to germangermany. >> it was right near the polish border. it was cold. >> he was held by the nazis in deplorable conditions for more than a year. for most of that time he held out hope. >> i was very optimistic until in february 1945 he said in his crazy night anything near a jew should be killed. that's when in my camp knowing they wanted to kill me it was a very, very unpleasant experience, but we made it. >> before he could be executed the carve was liberated and irwin made it back home. >> i recognize i am very fortunate. i am very proud of the fact that i really and truly did do something in combat for my country. >> 70 years later irwin fakes an annual flight on the b 25 bombers. >> do you know where any of the planes are? where they are from? >> world war ii. >> shares a bitter living history with generations that have only seen these things in books. >> what we are trying to do is save the world and we did. >> slowing down has never been in irwin'

they are philosophically conservative when it comes to governance, but they will obe deeply, and i think that gives them a great die mention. >> let me ask you about the conservative label in all that. it seems, as i listen to callers all the time, that people are, who support george bush are wondering are they conservative, are they george bush supporters and it leads to what the thinking will be in 2008. will you be able to run totally as an independentent? i me we were told when president bush was campaigning, republicans and cservatives didn't believe in a nation building, they believed in a balanc budget. can you throw this stuff out the wiow and nobody cares in this country? >> i don't think you can do that. evts dictate an awful lot of this. i've always believed political parts, leaders must be anchored with some philosophy about governance. they must be anchored with a set of standards and values. >> what's your first value then? >> trust. honesty. i think everything has tommy nate from that. that's the only cure rhode island rency you have. >> if you ran for president, somebody

vision for where we head over the next four years but how in the long term we really reclaim economic security for the middle class. i think when you look back ob president obama's presidency we'll talk about the historic economic challenges and how he began to overcome them. >> but at the end of the campaign day when you're in the private room with only the inner circle, at any time has the president said if i get four more years and now he has four more years, i need to do this differently or i need to take a different approach to this? >> i think one thing that you've already seen change a little bit is during some of the fiscal negotiations during the first term. those were brought behind closed doors. you had the president and the speaker in a room trying to hash things out, and that didn't work for our perspective. the speaker couldn't sell those plans to his conference after he's agreed to them so what the president will never do is fail to enlist the support of the american people in these legislative battles. you have seen that already with the new organizing for action organization out there. all the campaign supporters across the cou

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obama carries the law we know that but corporations bike lo boston scientific are laying off workers largely because of the cost they will occincur from ob healthcare. if that trend takes hold we are in trouble. we are living in an interesting time. we have a popular president a bad bad economy and everybody paying more taxes. doesn't add up. pardon the pun. >> a new "washington post" poll says 57 americans have a favorable opinion of president obama. that's a three-year high. >> it's time to brew on this. i am sure we all worked with this kind of person in our lives. the know it all person. turns out they might not just annoy you but they could ruin your super bowl party on sunday. >> a recent survey finds 52 percent of adults feel the know it all is the worst super bowl guest. close runner up the remote dominator the social butterfly an the super fan that am coulds decked out in the uniform. >> and screams through out the whole party. >> what is the worst house guest? tweet them or e-mail them to us. >>> ronald reagan's boyhood home is getting a lot of tanks because it is about to meet the wrecking ball in order to make way for a brand

obe guy to get the contracts. >> very powerful in that part of ohio and north western ohio. butagain, this is a situation, we have seen a lot of anger on the part of union members in the last year, not only madison, wisconsin, we saw it in michigan with the right-to-work law. we talked about chicago last night. >> the guy, dennis duffey with the castrating remark -- that's not exactly had he said, he campaigned in wisconsin against governor walker in the recall. byron, thank you. >> thank you. >> check out this one, are the iconic goldenars getting a makeover? mcdonald's will change its signs at some of the fast-food restaurants. but you will only see them in australia, where they will be called macas, in honor of australia day. but the regular signs will return on february 4. coming up, tourists may expect to see kangaroos in australia but not here. see where it turned up, next. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without

you won the white house, but you won the -- we won the house. ob a lot of fights here. he feels the country is tilted in his favor. that the demographic changes that are behind him and behind drinkmocratic party;'s will only grow. this is his moment. he has a year or two before he is an lame duck. he will make the most of what ever political capital he has. you get political capital by acting as if you have it. host: we are reading the papers this morning that he plans organizing for action to enlist the american people, to travel around the country. our republicans concerned he can get majority of the people behind him? guest: they are confused about how to react. the republicans have not been able to respond in a meaningful way for their own party or for their own agenda. the president's actions to get reelected and pushed an agenda, which is unique for republicans, it caught them flat-footed. they have not figured out how to respond in a way that will help them in the polls. obama has the upper hand on it. the republicans have not come together to figure out the best

but it wasn't real, and no one bothered to check with the hospital. no one even checked to see if the up newspapers had run an ob. >> i went back today and looking at four different interviews te'o did, and you walk away with a very clear impression he had met her in person, the had a face-to-face relationship. so we'll talk more about this in the newscast today. mike tobin. thanks very much. regardless of who is responsible for this hoax, could be a problem when te'o starts what could be a successful career. >>> another sports scandal unfolding today. lance armstrong, years of cheating. already lost this tour de france titles. now, just hours before his interview with oprah, he is losing hi olympic medal. can his brand be repaired? >> more now on the apparent hooks involving a top college football player. his online girlfriend who he now says turned out to be fake and the many questions how everybody seemed to be duped. we have the president of the communications firm emregard partners, co-author of a book about how p.r. trumps advertising in the new media world. >>> s i mentioned, i went back and looked at fou

but if you're not going to be an abortion provider, soly an abortion provider, then you're going to have severe consequences with the practice outside of the rest of your practice. if you're an obtient. if you have partners, they're going to harass you about your abortion services. so over time, we have become the sole provider. because of attrition. >> there is no question that if other providers in this state would also help women, would also provide abortion services, we wouldn't be so isolated and it would be much less easy, it would be more difficult for outside forces to pressure us and it would be more difficult for them to get some of this terrible legislation passed. and it would create a whole different atmosphere. so i really do think that the fact that we are the only provider is an enormous problem. and it's an opportunity for the other side to target us and to target women's access to health care and to target women. >> these providers are the only ones left in their state who are sticking it out carrying concealed weapons, although some of them do. it is about doing a job that is important and that they think is rewarding. they may have to fight protesters in the

ob-gyn. you can speak from both angles, from the legislative point of view and the doctor's. why isn't cost effective to deliver babies? >> i'm not sure that particular situation, butber last summer at the convention when president obama, the democrats were saying we're going to pay for these expanded benefits by reducing provider reimbursement. well, now that is coming home to roost. you got providers and eventually you're going to affect the beneficiaries. medicaid and medicare have been underfunded for years. it's fix to go get worse because of the way they pay for the affordable care act. and this is probably not the first such story you'll hear. >> brian: why is it? is something where they feel as though moms don't need the help in the hospitals? are they trying to force you to go to a baby center to deliver from home? where is this heading? >> i think that's a little strong. but i will tell you one of the big missing pieces in the affordable care act, if you're going to take the american health care system and just shake it up from top to bottom, why wouldn't you took the number one issue that affectsob doctors all over this country, and that's liability refo