that's right, oprah, have no fear, eric canter and friends won't let you down. thank you coming to the rescue, and i'm sure given the fiscal hoax in the gop, this bill is fully paid for. >> the president has had the opportunity to change that path, but he made it worse. he has given us deficit and debt. >> we can't continue to spend money we don't have. >> that's right, we can't spend money we don't have. wait a second, i'm getting late breaking word -- wait a minute, right, the control room is telling me it's not paid for? that's right, this very week, the house gop pushed a plan to cut $33 billion from food stamps in the name of fiscal responsibility. and yet, today, their looking to add $46 billion to the deficit. 46 is still bigger than 33, right? this isn't right, and this is the kind of unfair policy that the republicans and willard romney want the american public to accept. joining me now is emanuel creed, and david corn, washington bureau chief and his new book is "showdown." thank you both for joining me. >> good to be with you. >> congressman, let me s

this boehner/canter feud fascinates me.most you've know it started during the debt ceiling negotiations when they couldn't agree on the wording of the ransom note. it went downhill from there. interesting fact about speaker boehner, the reason he smokes so many cigarettes is his tears keep putting them out. minority leader nancy pelosi isn't here tonight, her lipstick is, it's on my glass from last year. nancy pelosi believes in lipsticks, the same way she believes in government, too much is never enough. jay tapper also wrote that one. i have been, i have to say i have been having a lot of fun here in washington. such a great city, history, monuments. i was at the lincoln memorial last night. just standing there, in awe, thinking wow back in the 60s, on this very spot, forest gump reunited with jenny. the people are interesting too, you know. fun to have conversations with people who are so passionate about politics. i talked to a guy who was a huge supporter of obamacare, and a guy who says it is a disaster that should be

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we are here to ask questions like, representative canter, do you think that a convicted felon shoulde le to walk into any place in our country and buy a gun without any background check? these are the simple questions and these are thsimple questions around which our leaders are failing us and we're going to put a laser focus on this and start to hold the people that ve been elected to represent us accountable for the decisions that they are making, the decisionthat have sued in many of the tragedies that you are going to heabou today and the decisions that cost thousands of lives every year. now it is my hon to introduce colin goddard who was there at virginia tech that day five years ago and will share his story with you. >>> good morning. i'd like to begin by saying that i started the first year of my@ life in mogadishu, somalia. my family moved to bangladesh. and then my family moved to indonesia before the events in east timor began to erupt. and then my family moved to cairo egypt during the attack on 9/11 and all the while my extended family living here in the states was petri

. >> reporter: the republican house majority leader eric canter stood with the president as he signed the bill. >> it is a straight up solutions-oriented bill. i hope that it will represent the kind of bipartisan work that you can actually accomplish in washington over the next few months. >> reporter: the election year has made it tough for them to get anything. and the republicans backed up this bill in part because it will cut the government's regulations. opponents of the new law say that it will go too far. eliminating some of the rules that were put in place to protect the investors after the bubble bust in the 90s. but the white house, they insist that the investors will still have the protection. >> the websites where folks, they will go to fund all these start-ups and the small businesses, they will be subject to rigorous oversight. and the fcc will play an important role in implementing this bill. >> reporter: it will be unclear how many new jobs that the new law will create. and in this month, the house had vote on the 20% tax aimed at helping 22 million small businesses he

that's not really early in the countries are in iran i mean that's not really a valid argument he's cantered her iran or iran is iran insult and the united states oh and in fact you can because iran is an independent sovereign country in fact contrary to the claim made earlier that the international community is united on iran it is not a nonaligned movement which consists of three sets of the country of the world supporting iran but in the west the nonaligned movement in other words the majority of the world tonight are not considered as the international community the international community as well as our western countries they represent us and they're the ones who make the decisions. in their eyes the riots are not going to accept that the iranians are working with the frame within the framework of the of international law and they will continue to do so those countries that are not pursue a working within the framework of international law are those countries that are threatening iran with a military attack which is barbaric those countries which have placed an embargo on the iranian ce

it was cosponsored by speaker boehner, minority leader pelosi, majority leader canter, and minority leader hoyer. promoting retirement savings is an area where republicans and democrats have long been able to agree and we urge you to continue your support in the context of tax reform. the current retirement system is working. it's working for the almost 80% of full-time employees with access to retirement plans at work. it works for the almost 100 million americans who have saved through workplace retirement plans or i.r.a.s. so the first and most important principle to consider when you discuss tax reform and the retirement system is do no harm. in 2012, 80% of households with defined contribution plans said that tax savings were a big incentive to contribute. almost half say they -- said they would not contribute at all to any retirement savings if it weren't for their defined contribution plan. today coverage and nondiscrimination requirements, the savers' credit and various other rules ensure the benefits in defined contribution plans are delivered fairly across all income groups. curr

the machine allows you to choose a program so that horses walk, trot, or canter for a set amount of timeevery day. vets give it the thumbs-up. >> it's a great way, if you're trying to rehab a horse from an injury, to get them ntrolled exercise. 'cause tha's really hard to do with a horse. youan't say "ok, i just want you to walk." >> younow, at any one time, you might find up to about 25 different horses here, all of them receiving a range of treatment. and sometimes the very best treatment is for the horse to simply stand still under special infrared heat lamps. pat says these lamps put out infrared heat that is the same type put out by the sun,ut without the harmful uv rays. he says it helps strengthen the horse's immune system. many of the horses stay at the rehabilitation center for about 30o 60 days, depeg on what a vet recommends. the $1,500 a month fee is often covered by insurance. >> we hate to sehorses in pain, we hate to see them not being able to be in competition, so this is just a great outlet for those horses. >> from ice-cold spas to infrared lamps, special walkers and mo

. >> you talk about a meeting held by many top republicans includi includi including canter. way forward. go after geithner, show unyielding opposition to the president's policies, attack them on the air waves, win the spear point of the house in 2010, win the white house and senate in 2012. you will remember this day, newt gingrich proclaimed to the others, the seeds of 2012 were sewn. that's grand eloquent, but this decision to destroy obama, how significant was that early decision? we, the republican leadership, we the republican right wing, we the tea partiers will destroy this president before he gets started. >> that meeting was called to drown their sorrows. but it evolved from guys sitting around feeling sorry for themselves, talking about what had gone wrong with the republican party, to strike that guising how to retake power. . and one person who was not there was the ranking head of the republicans in the house, john boehner. he was not invited because he and frank lutz didn't get along. in the course of this, they decided he had a popularity -- a lot of those gu

chief, and a political analyst, his new book is "showdown" how obama fought back against boehner, canterd the tea party. thank you for joining me tonight. david, let me start with you. how bad has it become when the republicans are comparing their own party to communist china. >> you know, the old saying in washington is a gaffe is when you speak the truth, and it wasn't just that he was talking about coming for a third party. i think more importantly when jon hunts man was talking, he said listen, i got out of the party for saying i believe in science. he is really going to the core there. and draper's new book and my book, it shows the extreme wing of the party has grabbed boehner by the sensitive parts, and have taken control of him and ruined the prospects for negotiation, compromise, here in washington, and they take hostages not to cut dealing, but to shoot the hostages, that's what they want to do. >> now, ryan, when you look at the fact that buzz feed reports jon huntsman saying rond reagan would likely not be able to win the gop nomination nationally in this political climate, a

the inside story how obama fought back against boehner, canter. >> we don't need another president that'srying to one up his daddy. it seems likeç romney wants toe president because he father couldn't. it's bad when they want to run for office because they want to be something, not because they want to do something. he was born with a silver spoon in his or afice and he was not able to get it out. he is a out of touch rich person who cannot relate to people who are suffering. if america was all million airs and billion airs, he might be the ideal president, but that's not where america is for today, and for the rest of us, he is a horror. >> david, let's dig a little deeper in this. thissloganeering. when you look at his foreign policy advisors, let me give you some examples. black, hayden, designed bush's spying programs from the nsa. kagan rallied conservatives for the iraq invasion. these are specific, clear persons who played key roles in the foreign policy of bush administration. >> i think if you ask americans if the foreign policy for the bush administration was a success -- what

. >> reporter: republican house majority leader eric canter stood with the president as he signed the bill. >> it's a straight-up, solutions-oriented bill. i hope it reptszs the kind of -- represents the kind of bipartisan work we can have here. >> reporter: the election has mead it -- made it tough for congress to get anything to the desk. republicans back this bill in part because it cuts government regulation. >> reporter: opponents of the law say it goes too far. eliminating some of the rules put in place to protect investors after the. dot-com bubble bust. >> the websites where folks will go to fund all of these startups and small businesses will be subject to rigorous oversight. the s.e.c. is going to be playing an important role in implementing this bill. >> it's unclear how many jobs this will create. >>> the foundation published a study last month that showed the number declined last year. supporters said it helps to turn that trend around this year. >>> tomorrow, fans will flock to the first home game of the season. and when everybody arrives at camden yards, you'll notice l

house majority leader eric canter also attended the bill signing today. >> telling your leaders that you care is critical for the success of the efforts. >>> today invisible children the group that produces the viral kony 2012 video released a followup. part two continues to call for the arrest of ugandan war lord joseph kony but this one also addresses some of the critics who say invisible children distorts facts and doesn't spend enough donations to help people. another big change the narrator for the original film was jason russell and he is noticeably absent. last month he was diagnosed with a brief psychosis after a public outburst. >>> an unusual big house fire in mclean. it didn't start inside the home. rather, it began in the yard with a lawn mower. pat collins has our report. >> lit up in less than two minutes. it got to about 15 feet high in fire in less than two minutes and was out of control. >> reporter: the picture in the room survived the fire but many other things inside the room may not make it. how hot was it? look at the siding. dripping down like wax. the roof raf

house republican leader eric canter. >> i hope it represents the kind of bipartisan work that we can actually accomplish here in washington over the next few months. we have a very difficult economic situation still. >> reporter: our record warm weather is helping. retail clothing sales are up. outdoor sporting goods sales. and that means jobs. >> when we start to see the retailers do well because of an early spring, many of them will take those sales and continue to create jobs and look for opportunities to grow their business. and they'll need new people to do that. >> all right. >> reporter: more americans hired, music to president obama's ears, as he runs for re-election. tomorrow is the big day. the march jobs report. will it show another positive move in the hiring direction? i'm steve handelsman, news 4. jim, back to you. >> thanks, steve. >>> now to an update on a story reported first here on news 4. d.c. council member marion barry apologized today for his election night remarks. he had criticized asian owned businesses in ward 8 calling them, quote, dirty shops. news 4's to

house republican leader eric canter. >> i hope it represents the kind of bipartisan work that we can actually accomplish here in washington over the next few months. have a very difficult economic situation still. >> reporter: our record warm weather is helping. retail clothing sales are up. outdoor sporting goods sales. and that means jobs. >> when we start to see these retailers do well because of an early spring, many of them will take the sales and continue to create jobs and look for opportunities to grow their business. they'll need new people to do that. >> reporter: more americans hired, music to president obama's ears, as he runs for re-election. tomorrow's the big day -- the march jobs report. will it show another positive move in the hiring direction? i'm steve handelsman, news 4. >>> invisible children, the group that produced the viral kony 2012 video that targets african warlord joseph kony released a sequel today. >> telling your leaders that you care is critical for the success of these efforts. your voice. >> this new video show cases the efforts to uganda, in uganda

. >> and congressman canter. >> i think we had the most fun table. >> i hear you were dancing on thewere that exciting. >> you looked lovely. i think we have a picture there. >> look how beautiful. >> we got al and deborah, i hope. >> yes. >> can we just say -- >> va-va-voom. >> smoking. smoking. >> i will say so. >> gorgeous. >> and jimmy kimmel is pretty funny. i think we have a clip of one of his -- >> right here. >> really has been an honor for me to be here tonight. i also want to thank mr. mills, my tenth grade high school history teacher who said i'd never amount to anything if i kept screwing around in class. mr. mills, i'm about to high five the president of the united states. thank you, everybody. >> sweet revenge, right? >> i know. i saw him a little bit later at a party, he said that's absolutely true. there really is a mr. mills. >> that is fun. >> mr. mills feeling really good today. >> yeah. >> there were a lot of celebrities there. >> charlize theron. george clooney. >> kim kardashian. >> i know. i was circling around george clooney, i wanted to say hi. i didn't want

dialogs will be spoken to you or you will have the option for that to be spoken to you or her have to canter format while you were reading it and other people can access what you have done. i don't know, it's going a little bit into the future so i don't really know how it's going to work but i am pretty sure that it's not going to stay in the traditional sort of text that we are reading on the page and now we are reading on the tablet. >> i want to emphasize one other thing. most of the participants on line are consumers. they are not actually people who are publishing. and i agree that the barriers to entry have been lowered and indeed they have been and i also agree that it's harder to be heard because there are so many people publishing, but for the vast majority of readers, the great difficulty is sorting through all the stuff that has been written. everybody and their mother has a book out. there is no easy way for readers to figure out which book is worth reading. you can go on -- amazon is a social media. you can read the reviews there but he could as they are written by authors and

still, the unemployment rate remains high, and republicans, including house majority leader eric canter, are quick to point out jobs are one part of the picture. >> we have a lot of other problems, gas prices as we enter the summer traveling season arhigh. that will add an added burden on families. >> reporter: there is no question gas prices are sapping some of the economy's growing strength. money spent at the pump could be spent elsewhere. >> unemployment is declining and that helps president obama. but disposable income is dropping mainly because of rising gas prices and that's a negative for the white house. so here you have two trends working against one another. and we'll follow them from month to month all the way to november. >> reporter: the unemployment rate that the white house would love to see, 7.8%, or ideally lower than that. but 7.8% is what it was when president obama first took office. >> doug, thank you. >>> president obama is hosting a forum on women and the economy at the white house this morning. it comes as democrats say republicans are waging a war on women. the

nancy synderman is on our broadcast talking about the dramatic rise in skin canter rates among younglts. and then we'll talk to sarah palin live as she prepares to guest host tomorrow here on "today." but first, these messages. it was like a "what if"-- like we got money back, but i just never-- i've always felt there should have been more. [ announcer ] at h&r block, we guarantee you won't leave money on the table. don't risk your refund. call 1-800-hrblock or visit hrblock.com... and never settle for less. wait. ♪ it's morning in the himalayas... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somewhere. a dog is not merely a pet. a dog, well, a dog is family. and when it comes to your family's health, you want the best. now you can have it without paying the most. petarmor flea and tick protection. it has the same active ingredient as frontline top spot, and it's just as safe and effective against fleas and ticks, but costs about half as much. sure our dogs may be called pets, but we all know they're family. petarmor. same

host: robert draper, let's return to the canter rule and the in god we trust debate. guest: it is we should be focused like a laser on the economy on reducing the size of federal spending, tax reform, economic matters. otherwise, what exactly are we up to? in god we trust is a legislation that was put on the floor by one of the virginia congressman. alan west talks about it. he was perturbed by this. he thought it was exactly the kind of thing that makes congress as a whole a laughingstock under the republican leadership. we have a 9% unemployment and why all these other issues? are we even bothering with a law that would ratify in god we trust? indeed a speech on the floor on congress in which he apologized to his constituents and the nation for the lack of focus that his own leadership was extending. host: republican line from shreveport, louisiana. we're talking about the 112 congress caller:. bless the tea party and allen west. we have got to come together and get this worked down or it will be the downfall of this country. my next comment for your guest, are we g

the machine lows you to choo a program so that horses walk, trot, or canter for a set amount of time every day. vets give it the thumbs-up. >> it's a great way, if you're trying to rehab a horse from an injury, to get them controlled exercise. 'cause that's really hard to do wi a horse. you can't say "ok, i just want you to walk." >> you know, at any one time, you might find up to about 25 different horses here, all of them receiving a range of treatment. and sometimes the very best eatment is for the horse to simply stand still under special infrared heat lamps. p says these lamps put out infrared heat that is the same type put out by the sun,ut without the harmful rays. he says it helps strengthen the horse's immune system. many of the horses stay at the rehabilitation center for about 30 to 60 days, depeg on what a vet recommends. the $1,500 a mon fee is often covered by iurance. >> we hate to see horses in painwe hate to see them not being able to be in competition, so this is just a great outlet for those horses. >> from ice-cold spas to infrared lamps, special walkers and more,