. >>> carlos gutiÉrrez regresa al programa para ver un plan de los republicanos para apoyar una reformamigratoria. estamos con tony cÁrdenas, el nuevo congresista de california que nos cuenta como llegÓ a washington y gloria ne ggrete. >>> cataluÑa quiere separarse del resto de espaÑa, estÁ con nosotros uno de los miembros del movimien movimiento separatista. comenzam comenzamos. vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >>> esto es lo habÍamos oido, el presidente de estados unidos dijo que a principios del prÓximo aÑo se va a buscar una reforma migratoria para legalizar a millones de indocumentados, esto dijo en su conferencia. >>> tenemos que aprovechar el momento, espero que se pueda presentar un proyecto y comience el proceso en el congreso poco despuÉs de mi toma de posesiÓn. hay conversaciones sobre como llevaroy llevarlo a cabo. >>> serie de conversaciones, la idea es seguir hablando de una reforma migratoria hasta que se concrete invitando a los amigos de los. estÁ vÍa satÉlite desde el congreso, gracias por estar con nosotros una vez mÁs. >>> un placer estar contigo. >>> querÍa preguntar

y nadie dentro del partido republicano conoce mÁs este tema que el ex secretario de comercio carlos gutiÉrrezush que estuvo meses en el capitolio lidiando con la reforma migratoria integral que no se llevÓ a cabo. ¿piensa usted que puede haber una oportunidad para lograrlo?. >>> creo que esta es la mejor oportunidad que hemos tenido. por cierto en el 2007 se cortÓ gracias a que cortaron el debate el senador kennedy, que en paz descanse euy pidiÓ 24 horas par conseguir el voto y reed cortÓ el debate. no sÉ por que, puedo especular que habÍa un temor que los republicanos tuvieran el crÉdito que un presidente republicano, no sÉ. >>> ¿se podrÍa haber logrado con 24 horas mÁs de negociaciÓn?. >>> estÁbamos cerca y fue algo increÍble, se perdiÓ en dos dÍas. lo que vamos a hacer ahora, porque hay que darle esfuerzo a esto, hemos hablado, hemos tratado de convencer, hemos dicho, pero hay que hacer algo un poco mÁs fuerte, un poco mas con influencia, entonces vamos a crear un pack, un comitÉ de acciÓn polÍtica, un super pack con la persona que creo el pack mÁs grande de romney, 160 millones de dÓlares

a nuestros hijos, y que nos deje una deuda nos va a quebrar. >>> ex secretario de comedores carlos gutiÉrrez linda, ¿qué te regalaron? cosas cool. ¿y? ¿y, qué? le conseguí el celular para compartir todo lo que quiere, aunque sea casi nada estas fiestas en radioshack. new hampshire (♪). >>> y para revisar esta contienda nuestros invitados adolfo portavoz de junto con romney, gracias, desde california marÍa, ex asesora del presidente bill clinton, la doctora soto, anÁlisis to plÁstico y el doctor jorge asesor polÍtico de telemundo a todos gracias, marÍa requÉ rÍa comenzar contigo. >>> como ves las prÓximas horas en cuanto a la importancia para el partido demÓcrata?. >>> pues lo que tiene que hacer el presidente es lo que estÁn haciendo toda la campaÑa, sacar el voto, vimos en florida este fin de semana el Último dÍa, cuando pueden votar temprano, antes del martes las filas tan largas, cuatro horas la gente esperando, todo tiene un impacto, pero yo creo lo que hay un entusiasmo, hay mucha animaciÓn, estÁ el pueblo pan madre a votar, y eso le va a ayudar al presidente. >>> y piensas tÚ adolfo qu

electral with republicans, former democratic congress john huntsman, cathy mcmorris-rogers, carlos gutierrez, and conservative activist gary bauer. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from california. the state that led the tax cut revolution in the late 1970s, but this last tuesday voted to raise taxes. we'll talk to governor jerry brown later in the show, but, first, that fiscal cliff. those tax hikes and spending cuts scheduled take place at the end of the year unless congress acts. president obama and house speaker john boehner picked up where they left off in dualing public appearances where both sounded consillatory, but didn't seem to budge much. must add to the president's to do list one more thing. he needs a cia director after general david petraeus resigned admitting to an extramarital affair. joining me now is robert menendez, later chairman of the house homeland security committee. good morning, senator. it's good to see you. let me start out with the petraeus matter. do you believe that this is -- leaves a big hole in military or intelligence o

also, republican carlos gutierrez. >> we must be the party of immigration. >> our follow-up conversation with a man who led mitt romney's outreach to latinos. >>> plus, the politics of scandal. the jackie calmes of the "new york times" and jerry seib and cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. with all the intrigue of a bond film, i stealthy general david petraeus arrive and left capitol hill. behind closed doors they heard him. >> his testimony today was that from the start he had told us that this was a terrorist attack. >> it was testimony that seemed to challenge white house explanations of who knew what when about the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya that killed four americans. joining me is missouri senator roy blunt and mare marry congressman doug coopersburger. thank you for joining us. let's start off with the last point, and that is when you all listened to general petraeus, was he saying something different than the white house was saying in the days after benghazi about what it was,

que no, que no existiÓ, en el 2008 hoy en dÍa existe >>> segÚn el ex secretario de comercio carlos gutiÉrrezama ganÓ ohio por 250 mil votos, pero 365 mil evangÉlicos estÁn con.... >>> tenemos que hacer un cambio, por quien yo votÉ para quien >>> y asegurando el partido republicano les darÁ las ganas >>> nuestra gente no vino a vivir pobreza vino a prosperar pero la economÍa de obama que piensa que dÁndole estamos pifrm paestampilla ali pendient alimentos se arregla todo >>> espero que este aÑo que venga sea mÁs prÓspero y mejor para la economÍa. yo espero que, que el que gane haga su mejor trabajo. >>> como ustedes puede ver y oÍr estÁ todo listo para tirar la casa por la ventana la gente llega al centro de campaÑa de mitt romney el partido espera que esta sea en noche de celebraciÓn despuÉs de una campaÑa muy larga de 18 meses y costosa, josÉ. >>> angie sandoval desde boston muchÍsima gracias por su parte el presidente, barack obama, Á informaciÓn. >>> mientras muchos votaron de anticipado, obama llegÓ a animar a los voluntarios haciendo llamada ci llamadas a su vez les agradeciÓ su trabajo

ahÍ encontrara las organizaciones que le podrÍan ayudar, reportando desde colorado, soy juan carlos gutiÉrrezno lo hacia para un demÓcrata lo hizo para presidente barack obama, tiene 13 votos y pablo nos dice como se espera que vote la poblaciÓn en general. >>> hoy la campaÑa de presidente barack obama y mitt romney otra transo de convencer a votantes en el estado de virginia, porque tanta importancia para un estado asÍ? >>> virginia y la comunidad latina podrÍa decidir no solamente el estado sino que los prÓximos aÑos de la presidencia de estados unidos. >>> las urlts encuestas muestran en un empate, el sÁbado en virginia junto con ohayo, y florida son los 3 grandes. >>> hay un 3% que no esta convencido a pesar que tenemos vistos tanto anuncio. >>> mÁs de 180 anuncio por televisiÓn, desde 1964 virginia avo estado por el candidato republicanos hasta 2008 cuando apoyÓ a obama. >>> tenemos personas de todas partes del mundo que estamos viviendo a muchas personas centroamÉrica y latinoamerica. >>> porque la importancia porque en estados unidos no es el voto pulular que da la victoria, sino el vo

el ex secretario de comercio, carlos gutiÉrrez nos habla de un nuevo grupo.sar en segundos veremos por quÉ algunas mujeres deciden vender sus Óvulos a pesar de sus riesgos un pelotero venezolano >> muchas jovencitas alivian, lo hacen para pagar sus estudios les permite hacer el sueÑo de ser madres a travÉs de un intercambio que beneficia ambas partess. >> para mi, sabes una cosa muy difÍcil que no pueden tener hijos. >> tatiana es difÍcil de conseguir tener un bebÉ y no lograrlo. >> como te pueden ayudar de tratar de tener un bebÉ es joven y no tiene problemas para producir Óvulos. >> optÓ por donar la mitad para otra pareja infÉrtil y la pareja ayuda a pagar sustrato mento. >> muchas mujeres no saben que existe el intercambio y reciben el tratamiento tan costoso como la in ffiltraciÓn en vi otro. >> entonces hablamos de las contribuciones financieras que pueden obtener >> el mejor lugar para encontrarlas en universidades en donde jovencitas necesitan pagar venden sus Óvulos. >> muchas veces por razones financieras, por ejemplo en miami aproximadamente entre

candy, you've since spoken with carlos gutierrez.e made an announcement that's going to be on your show. >> he did. he's telling us that he's going to form a super pac with a co-founder restore our future, which was a pro-mitt romney pack that was headed by a guy named charlie. the two are putting together a super pac to back republican candidates who support immigration reform with, you know, call it amnesty, call it a pathway to citizenship, whatever, to find a way to legalize undocumented workers who are here now and put them on that pathway to citizenship. so it's a super pac. it's interesting simply because charlie spees in that pac he did for mitt romney during the primary season hit both newt gingrich and rick perry for being soft and promoting amnesty. but this pac will support those republican candidates who want to find a pathway to citizenship. >> it's a way to potentially reach out and bring some hispanic voters into the gop. he also had some sharp words, i take it, about mitt romney and the comment he made after the elec

carlos gutiérrez desde nueva york vía satelitca >>ahora escuchemos el lado democrata, nos acompaña ellesto con miembros de su propio partido >>van a tener un pleito tremendo, porque hay un ala del tea party que tienen una fuerza, van a tener que cambiar, porque esta leccion era muchas cosas, una era el cambio demografico, el país esta cambiando, hay gente joven, de grupos diversos entre ellos latinos >>cuando el partido repúblicano toma una postura contraria, no ganan.>> el presidente barak obama tomó una postura contraria, el puede ser una gran figura de la historia, que han cambiado el país. en este caso puede ser más grande porque está presidiendo en tiempos de cambios demograficos, él presidente tendrá que cumplir sus promesas de reforma migratoria, eso es claro. >>los repúblicanos no podrá estar tan claramente en contra de latinos, también con trabajos, sueldos, >si usted llegara a asesora a barak obama, qué le recomienda, para tratar de convencer a los repúblicanos y trabajar con ellos >>lo que si entendimos aquí es que la gente está harta de las peleas en el congreso y no se re

host: our guest this carlos gutierrez. he is organizing 8 super pac focused on changing the immigration laws in this country. he is the former commerce secretary in the bush administration. the former ceo of the kellogg company. you can set as a tweet. jane is on the phone from the republican line. caller: my question is for you, sir, is that you speak about immigration. we have people right here in the united states of america, u.s. citizens, a long with legal immigrants that are here whether they are latino, asian, or whatever -- other nationalities. they are here -- the java component of it, we do not have enough jobs in the united states of america that paid well enough to have other people coming here from other parts of the world here to work. then we have an educational system here that is not up to par as far as educating the people that are already here. as a republican, we talk about having a small government. if we reduce the size of government, reduce the educational part of our government, how are we able to b

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former congress carlos gutierrez that led latino voters spoke to candy.id he would disavow so-called gifts from president obama to minorities and young voters to help him win. >> i was shocked. i was shocked, and frankly, i don't think that's why the republicans lost the elections, why we lost the election. i think we lost the election because the far right of this party has taken the party to a place that it doesn't belong. we are the party of prosperity of growth, of tolerance. these immigrants who come across and what they do wrong is they risk their lives and they come here and work because they want to be part of the american dream. that is what the gop is. >> james carville and raylon salom. do you think the party agrees with what mr. gutierrez is saying? >> i think mr. gutierrez has something a little bit wrong. you have a lot of people talking about immigration reform right now, and while immigration reform might be good on its own, i think the republicans' deeper problem might be that most don't see it as the party that attracts middle class inte

i spoke to carlos gutierrez is said to my really anxious about this. about a hour ago is the last time we talked. former secretary of commerce and the bush. he ran kellogg's, former ceo. no one conceding anything. people listening quietly and patiently to what's being said. no conversation about concession speeches. i have to tell you, this is the quietest it's been all night long. there are hundreds and hundreds of people, advisers, people who came out and campaigned for days, weeks, months. people who've followed this career, but with him all the way absolutely quiet. waiting to hear if and when he might come here, but just the clear yet. neil: thank you. jeff flock in ohio. i guess part of their plan is before they conceive anything, is ohio within a narrow margin of either looking at the provisional ballots uncounted. is the gap such that it might require recount? >> well, here's the deal. it looks close right now. we have over for a half million votes cast. 49-49. these were the latest numbers. we just talked to the secretary of state of ohio who

let me play what one of romney's foreign advisers, carlos gutierrez said about romney not becoming amoderate candidate soon enough. let me play it. >> mitt romney made some mistakes. i think mitt romney's comment is a symptom. i think the disease is the fact that the far right of the party controls the primary process. >> so the primary process he referred to as a disease and infection, if you will, if you're trying to cure the patient and if we're going to continue with this comparison here. what do they do with immigration? the president pledged that's on the top of the agenda. the republicans want to pick up steam from it. what do they do? >> i think that's right. a few minutes before i came out air, i was watching my twitter feed. i saw a tweet from larry kudlow from cnbc. larry says the republicans have to give up their position on immigration and move for reform, and the reason why he said is because they're going to lose the next election if they don't do this. >> and the ones after that. >> it's about political expedient see. that's not a guarantee they're going to win. latin

carlos gutierrez said that this isn't coming soon enough. >> mitt romney made some mistakes. i think mitt romney's comments is a symptom. i think the disease is the fact the far right of the party controls the primary process. >> senator lindsey graham said sunday he plans to revisit comprehensive immigration reform that was shelved two years ago. >> it's one thing to shoot yourself in the foot. just don't reload the gun. so i intend not to reload this gun when it comes to hispanic. i intend to tear this wall down and pass an immigration reform bill that's an american solution to an american problem but we have nobody to blame but ourselves when it comes to losing hispanics. >> republican pollster tells "the new york times" it is obvious until republicans do do better among nonwhite voters they will cease to become a viable national party. we're going to have to address the fact younger people tend to be less conservative on a number of hot button social issues. a former bush adviser put it more bluntly. we have become what the left was in the '70s. former bush, if another re

former commerce secretary and romney adviser carlos gutierrez says hispanics were flat out scared oftino vote was a pivotal part of this year's election and that political leverage could lead to new legislation. republicans know they will need to find some common ground if they want any hope of winning over latinos. now g.o.p. senator lindsey graham is talking with democrat chuck schumer over complete immigration reform. on yesterday's talk shows, both sounded optimistic about coming to a bipartisan agreement. that could include amnesty for some of those already in this country illegally. republicans put a stop to it. now graham says it is one thing to shoot yourself in the shoot. just don't reload the gun. more bill coming up. stay with us. now to my point. (vo) jennifer granholm ... >>for every discouraged voter, there are ten angry ones taking action. trickle down does not work. in romney's world, cars get the elevator and the workers get the shaft. that is a whole bunch of bunk. the powerful may steal an election, but they can't steal democracy. >> announcer: broadcasting across

and one of the things that carlos gutierrez said in his remarks, he said that many hispanics felt afraidf mitt romney and i have to respectfully disagree. i felt that a majority of hispanics and latinos, with mitt romney we felt offended and quite angry. that's why esaw a tremendous turn-out at the polls. >> mike, the numbers don't lie, i want to put up a graphic. since george w. bush made modest gains among latinos in 2004, republicans, their share of the vote has gone down significantly. you can see the numbers there from what gw did, to what president obama did. what can republicans do at this point to bridge the apparent chasm? >> just that the 44% for george w. bush, and whose administration i served, shows that hispanics are a swing vote. there's no question that conservatives have to reach out to hispanics with a message of inclusion. a message that makes them understand that the republican party wants them amongst their ranks, wants them in this country. but also, with a conserve message. if you break down what skoefrism is. conservism is a love of tradition, a love of patriotism

. >>> let's talk more about this and turning to former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez serving under george w. bush. let's talk first about the business community and get the questions right. as i'm saying them i'm reading them. are they willing to absorb tax hike if there's the end all, be all to not go over the fiscal cliff? keeping that in mind, would that wreck havoc in the business community? >> yeah. i can't speak for all business leaders but generally speaking a tax hike, a rate increase is not good for the economy especially at this time. this process is very disappointing. after everything we have been through and after the cam pin and the election, it seems like it's still a same tactical political poker it's always been. and the problem here is the world is watching. and it's almost like our system is being tested. can these guys still -- can these folks, these people, the congress, can the system still solve problems? >> we're -- the system is being tested by the very people who are -- which is odd. >> i know. >> they don't have to test it. they don't have to test the sys

tomorrow will be joined by carlos gutierrez, commerce secretary for the budget ministration, former. budget administration, former. former.

listen to carlos gutierrez.s the commerce secretary during the bush administration, hispanic american, speaking on "state of the union" yesterday here on cnn, talking about the republicans and hispanics. >> so we should be leading comprehensive immigration reform. we should be leading the dream act, not the military dream act, students as well. we should be getting rid of things like english as the official language of government. we have to be welcoming immigrants. this is like we're competing for investment capital. we're also competing for human capital. and our party is scaring the heck out of them. >> our party is scaring the heck out of them. you're a member of that party, too. has he got a good point? republicans need to do a better job of winning over latinos? >> that was a wake-up call this election, wolf. the country's changing. this has been a country of immigrants. at some point, all of us came here from somewhere. a country with open arms and a big heart, yes. that doesn't mean we can't defend our b

also, carlos gutierrez and gary bower. at 4:00 we run out the talk show readers with bob schieffer speaking with david axelrod. listen to all of the program starting at noon on c-span radio. you can also listen with our free apps on the iphone, android, or black. . -- blackberry. >> 2013 should be the year we began to solve our debt through tax reform and entitlement reform. i am proposing we avert the fiscal cliff together in a manner that ensures 2013 is finally the year that our government comes to grips with a major problems facing us. >> i am open to compromise and new ideas. i am committed to solving our fiscal challenges. i refuse to accept any approach that is not balanced. i am not going to ask students and seniors and middle-class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me making over $250,000 are not asked to pay a dime more in taxes. >> the newly elected congress starts in january, but the current congress has work to do in what is called a lame duck session. work is expected on the pending fi