first defending president biden as carney is doing. saying from bosnia to iraq joe biden has been one of the finest statemenstatesmen of our time. number two, president obama also did not escape criticism in this book. gates described the president as suspicious of the military brass, of angry and resentful that the military brass boxed him in, to choosing a surge in afghanistan in the middle of the president's first term, and the president, especially secretary of state the former secretary of state hillary clinton admitted in a conversation that gates was present for that their votes against the iraq surge back in 2007 were both in the senate, had political overtones had political motivation, something that gates said when he heard he was very dismayed. all in all this has hit washington like a boom shell. it is very unusual for several reasons especially coming from someone who is known to be reserved official behind the scenes, hard working official not so much of a glory hound or someone who wants to make a slassplash like bob gat

they say carney's alleged victims stole the money, and that when carney found out, he and his co-defendant, also a marine, drove the victim to a remote area in orange county, and shot him four times. >> when this case kind of blew up i guess i was kind of looked at as just number one enemy of the marine corps. you know what i mean? >> since he was in jail awaiting trial for the murder charge, he would not discuss the allegations. but in a separate case, he had already been convicted and sentenced to six years for dealing drugs to other marines. and that was a topic he was willing to discuss. >> i'll tell you right now, marines are going to do drugs. they're just like anybody else. you got 18-year-old kids coming in, college age. you know what i mean? some of them haven't even ever drank or anything like that in their lives. first time away from their parents. they're going to screw around, you know. and maybe it's not the best thing, you know, to be providing marines with that. not saying that's what i did, but that's what they charged me with. but you know what, if they don't get it from

its wheels karen o'donnell said mr carney should now be recalled before the committee store dynamics so i'd be asking chair and it is hard even for the rest back in order to see again. up because i can be. it's no one's tool. bac the people we represent which our citizens taxpayers. the other hand the agency under the spotlight today was the st vincent's health care group which manages three hospitals win prizes. it insists it is in compliance with publicly on the scene. although the agency does not. its chairman old whelan told the committee today. under proposed changes. the pay of its chief executive would no longer come from phones the results should be. with the there would be no audit compliance issues with a tizzy. sorry if the seal repeated in dire need for funds generated by the price of all the official site for a few of the sector finances as such it's going to get a committee chairman john mcguinness past the group chief executive of bp was going to take a copy in his annual pay. i'm asking you are you going to continue then to receive support to do this with three home t

who is the money pimp please mark carney give me an extra ham sandwich so i don't starve to death as i speculate my life savings away on the housing bubble that you created here in the u.k. like you did in canada like all central banks around the world this toothless reuters horace looking monstrosity of a journalist begging mark carney it was quite pathetic but i think it's a good photo i think that's my takeaway photo for davus well back to the day davus started the form started here in the u.k. the other side of this boom bust sort of financial eyes economy police to ask home secretary to approve use of water cannon across the country the association of chief police officers said that the need to control continued protests from quote ongoing and potential future austerity measures justifies the introduction of water cannon across britain for the first. well i think they should feel themselves lucky that they're going to use water cannons on the on the victims of financialization instead of actually stuffing the victims into the cannon itself and firing the victims at each other an

any congressional -- >> so jay carney would fight with jay carney? >> what i would tell you, you and all of my former colleagues in the press have to be beating on us and others around washington to get as much information as you can. i strongly disagree with the statement. yp from experience it's wrong. we provide an extraordinary amount of information and access to reporters and work every day to provide more. >> now the roundtable, former pennsylvania senator and presidential candidate, rick santorum, van jones, co-host of cnn's cross fire. cokie roberts with a new book out tuesday, founding mothers. and greta van susteren of fox news. so jay talked about how they want to bypass congress. and they're not going to judge the success of this year by what they passed. but we see the headline this is week, and republicans are talking about moving forward on immigration reform. can the president finally get what he's never had? a bipartisan legislative accomplishment? >> the budget last week that he signed. those 1600 pages. >> the lights turned on. >>

what they have been telling me is consistent with what you heard carney say. they say, look, opening up this lunch had nothing to do with the gates book. it was merely because the media has been pressing for more access, which is true. we have been pressing for more access. certainly the timing is interesting though, craig. just to give some context in all of the time that i've been here at the white house, reporters, photographers, have never been allowed into that weekly lunch that president obama has with his vice president. so this is certainly new. and then privately white house officials say, look, we're going to defend vice president biden right now. we're going to defend the president right now. that is the right thing to do. they believe of course in the wake of these allegations that have been leveled by gates and it's not just with that photo-op. whatever way you want to look at it, craig. publicly, they've been quite clear. they disagree with what gates says. it was said yesterday the president disagrees with secretary gates' assertions. joe biden

and then we have the mark carney element.ll be speaking at an event around 1:00. -- around 12:00. we will be talking about what these men have to offer. next focus on that in the hour. then we will turn our attention to france and the eurozone. ovici, the french finance minister, will be joining us. he will talk about where he takes his economy next. we need to talk about the relationship with the eu, the deflation threat that christine lagarde is talking about. francois hollande, we need to talk about what he is planning for the french economy. also, what have we got for you? you have got to find out what the team in davos did last night. some of the pictures of the big events that were out there last night. quite an evening. heads, not amongst our team, of force. hans nichols, what is in that glass? we will find out. >> the elixir of life. a few hotshots on the slopes of davos. catch you later on. >> here are some companies on the move this morning. the anza -- lufthansa has asked a court to blaine it -- to block a planned

white house press secretary jay carney says the president wants to accomplish a lot and hopes congress will be a willing partner trade carney says if congress refuses to work with the white house, the president will go around him -- them. >> this is a year of action. to work with congress where he can, and bypass congress where necessary with folks who want to come up into the middle class. >> carney says the president still wants to tackle immigration reform and expand background checks for gun purchases. you will need a few more pennies if you're mailing out a letter. starting today, the price of a stamp cost you $.49, a three cent bump from the previous rates. the post office says the increase is needed to offset inflation and recession. if you own a forever stamp, you don't need to pay any more. coming up, prepare for more bone chilling weather this week. >> it's going to be difficult to decide how to dress for tomorrow. >> it's going to be chilly. you want to bring a jacket. will bemorrow night you saying to yourself, sunday actually felt pretty mild. not going to be the case 24 h

jay carney would not answer directly whether or not the claim is true.eeming to hold that bill gates himself responsible for the final decision. >> you would not make decisions surging u.s. troops without a thorough debate of the policy objectives in the options available to achieve those objectives and a third debate of the proper focus of the mission and what it ought to be. that produced a policy as others have said and secretary gates was one the co-authors, if you will who did just that. lou: witnessing a shocking conversation between hillary clinton and the president. the two former senators allegedly admitting that their oppositions while in the senatee were strictly for political reasons. jay carney brushed it off when he said that the president was opposed to the entire war. and vice president joe biden was a target of sharp criticism. he wrote that joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major foreign-licy and national security issue over thefour dec. while he accused the vice president of poisoning the well against pentagon leaders. d finally

press conference with jay carney and our own ed henry. >> categorical statement about secretary gates about the vice president and his views. in that case we could say clearly the president disagrees with them. >> you let the photographers in. that is a great positive step but you did not let any reporters in. you seem to think more access is letting photographers in but we can't have anybody shout a question. if the president wants to defend the vice president -- >> he doesn't. we let photographers in -- he knows he doesn't need to. we let photographers in because we've had ongoing discussion about access to photographers. >> reporters as well. you're leaving out we've had an ongoing discussion -- >> you're leaving out word for word, minute for minute, question for question, this president answered more questions from free and independent press or at least as many as his predecessor. >> why not today? >> i don't know any president in history taking questions every day. >> he hasn't taken a question since, what, december 20th? >> you and he were away for quite sometime. >> but it's be

carney. >> i don't think specifically whether libya or other areas of the world were discussed. what was the case, as i think you remember, is there was a lot of up rest in the region -- unrest in the region. that was an issue of concern in terms of security of our embassies and american personnel in the world. but any -- against i'm not sure what -- you can address questi questions about force posture to department of defense. lou: carney had a lot to say about israel's deficient minister critique of secretary kerry's middle east approach, claiming there were no actual negotiations with the palestinians only with kerry, saying kerry turned up here determined and acting out of misplaced obsession and messannic fervor, communities that he has since apologized before, kerry called his statement -- carney called his statements quote offensive and inappropriate. president tru rouhani boasted tt the world powers surrendered to iran's will in the nuclear deal, a statement that carney refused to condemn. >> it doesn't matter what they say it matters what they do. we fully expecting ira

ed carney went in and -- sorry., but i'm not sure he answered anything. take a listen. >> we let the photographers in. that's a great positive step, but we did not let any reporters in. we see this more and more that you seem to think giving more access is letting photographers in, which we support, but we can't have anybody shout a question. if the president wants to defend the vice president -- >> he doesn't. >> we let photographers in because he knows he doesn't need to. we let photographers in because we've had an ongoing discussion about access for photographer. >> we have an ongoing discussion -- you're leaving out we've had an. >> word for word, minute for minute, this president has answered more questions from the free and independent press or at least as many as his immediate predecessors. >> why not today? >> i don't know of any president in history who is taking questions every day. >> he hasn't taken any questions since december 20. >> that was tense because in the gates book, what bob gates' former defe

carney wants to put some pressure on sterling as well. currency is the key in some ways to both these economies. those rate decisions will come later in the day. i will cover them live here you -- here for you. we have talked a lot about retail through the morning. look at this, marks and spencer now turning around. this was down 3.5%. they had a terrible christmas time but he is on the conference call doing a pretty good job. yes, we went for fashion -- slashing prices before christmas but other when earlier. i was cold. i was standing outside one morning. marks and spencer's turned it around. that is one company we are watching. overall, you are going to get jobless claims in the states today. the adp number was pretty darn strong. tighteak was also fairly but futures indicated a little higher in the last 24 hours. >> manus, thank you very much indeed. you are called, you can wear your $300 footie. when you will pay $300 for a hoodie? a parent entrepreneurs is that in you will. -- youl hear from this would hear from them this hour. >> a

carney would not answer directly whether or not the claim was true. while seeming to hold gates himself resnsible for the final decision. >> he would not make decisions about surging u.s. troops without a thorough debate of the policy objectives, and the options available to him to achieve those objectives. and a thorough debate about what the proper focus of the mission ought to be. and i think that that process produced a policy that as secretary gates and others have said and secretary gates was one of the coauthors, if you will, of the policy that did just that. >> gates also said he witnessed a shocking conversation between then secretary of sta hillary clinton and the president. . the two former senators allegedly admitted that their opposition to the iraq surge while in the senate was strictly for potical reasons. a point that carney simply brushed off when he said the president was opposed to the entire war. vice president biden the target of sharp criticism in the gates book. gates wrote, biden has be wrong on nearly every major foreign polic

we'll also hear from mark carney. forward guidance, the buzzword here. >> jonathan ferro, very excited about all of this. hans nichols, was outside partying last night or inside partying. where was he? this looks like quite a gig. he said it wasn't as much of a gig as it looked like but there are multiple parties. had something from mckinsey, we have a google party, i am not sure which one that is. we will have to get it from the man himself. he will tell us where the action was on friday. tonight we also have a party hosted by marissa mayer. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. i have to say, there is a bunch of guys in suits dancing there. that kind of takes the edge off things. still looks like what a lot of fun. what else have you been doing? i hear you had conversations with interesting people. >> we really have. i caught up with george soros last night and we spoke about syria, something he feels that every human being should be focused on. i also had an in depth discussion with the imf managing director, christine

also jay carney, the white house spokesman said the president values the experience of joe biden and a lot of other things to say in defense of the vice president. >> when asked, and the president and others simply reassert the fundamental fact here is that vice president biden is a key adviser on national security matters and domestic policy matters and other matters for this president, and the president greatly values the counsel that he provides. that's just a fact. >> reporter: gates pore praise president obama hazard suspicious of military leadership, resentful of the fact that was backed into the afghan surge that president obama authorized three years ago, and the president, according to gates, thought that his policy was going to fail at the same time he lauds president obama saying the decision to go after osama bin laden in pakistan one of the most courageous things he had seen. >> these laws on biden had been used by republicans before, but is it surprising to hear it coming from robert gates? >> reporter: well, it sure is, and for a lot of reasons, gates has never seen as

it's what the american people expected him to do. >> jay carney played down concerns the president's dislike of hamid karzai will complicate negotiations over the future of american forces after their combat role ends this year. >> the issue here is not about parliamenties, but policies. >> robert gates served as defense secretary at the ned of the bush administration. president bush does not go unscathed, he comes in for criticism. diverting resource, choosing to invade iraq, it was an opening for them, they were on the battlefield, that brought about the surge that came about under president obama's administration. back to you. >> mike viqueira in washington. >> robert gates is taking heat from former white house colleagues over the book. william daly, the white house chief of staff said robert gates should have published the book, or shouldn't are published while president obama was in office. former advisor afl said he was surprised brie the back because gates had a good relationship with the president. >> the obama administration is asking public schools to drop a zero tolerance

the point that carney makes is that he believes the carney is speaking for the president and he is called one of the leading states men of his time and said we disagree on the assessment. he went out of his way not to criticize secretary gates or his service, but did say that the president wanted different opinion when it came to national security. when he was asked about whether in fact the president didn't believe in his own mission, that is the search in afghanistan, carney said it is well-known that the president has been committed to the mission while winding down the war. he went out the his way to say that. >> the insinuation of the gates charge is that the president sent u.s. men and women into harm's way on a mission he himself didn't believe in. >> it was that he himself was ambivalent about to a certain degree. when you look at the history of president obama and you look at his antiwar history, and you look at his skepticism as gates points out about the judgments of the military and how long this review went on in 2009, you understand what gates is saying. the president is cle

here are some reactions to carney's makeover -- jillian tweeting, "i think carney's beard finally makes him look like a grown-up." jewelee, "he must be a "duck dynasty" span." and the former white house press secretary tweeting, "imagine if i had shown up to the podium with a beard. now that would have been big news, people." what did carney have to say about his facial hairdo? [ laughter ] >> my wife says she likes it, so there. tmi. >> you can't argue with that. it is time to hash it out with us, #greta. >>> road rage leads to murder and a manhunt on for the killer. >>> is this class warfare or fighting for the long-term unemployed? president obama pushing for renewed unemployment benefits and minimum wage increase in a campaign against what democrats call income inequality. our panel is back. byron, is this class warfare, or is this fighting for the people who don't have jobs, and what's the test to figure it out? >> well, it's also campaigning for november. i think that's a really important thing. you have to remember this is important of the agenda that the president laid out in hi

jay carney fending off questions in the daily brief. just out of the breefrg, all right, what did he say today? >> good to see you. jay carney said no phone conversation between the president and secretary gates about the book. he said they did have a phone call over the weekend after secretary gates slipped and hurt his neck and the president just wished him well, perhaps knew the book was coming out. jay said he had no read whether they discussed the details of all of this. they clearly want to turn the page. what's really new today, speaker john boehner is pivoting off this book and allegations about the president's leadership that come out of the book and specifically jumping on all of these headlines coming out of iraq. new round of violence spiraling out of control. speaker john boehner tough talk charging the president is now indifferent to what's happening in iraq, losing the security gain that america had fought for so hard and long. also speaker boehner said the president had outsourced, in his words, iraqi policy to vice pres

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jay carney's beard. secretary debuted his new look at the first press briefing of the year today. and reaction on social media debating whether it was a good look. one person even started a twitter handle for the beard. and began tweeting. carney is just the most recent high profile person to grow a new look. al gore grew one after he lost the 2000 election. last year the host of the "today" show grew them in support of movember. and professional athletes regularly grow beards during the playoffs. let us know what you think of jay carney's new look. piers morgan live is next. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> this is piers morgan l

though spokesman jay carney insists the timing was a coincidence. the president was merely responding to photographers demanding more access. >> you can decide for yourselves what you want to believe. >> gates writes, while the president deserved credit for surging 30,000 more troops to afghanistan, the secretary ultimately concluded the president did not believe in the mission or in his own strategy to win. and was only focused on eventually getting out. has allowed our soldiers and marines and navy corps men to be killed or maimed in a war that the president doesn't believe makes sense or he doesn't believe he can win. that is as low as any president in our history has gone. >> besides sharply defending the vice president as a trusted adviser, amid gates' claim biden has gotten every major national security decision wrong for years, carney insisted the president has had great faith the troops could carry out the mission after inheriting a war that was adrift. >> we focused the mission, made it clear for our troops and civilians in afghanistan what

carney?e more insipid ones i don't think have mastered facial hair at this point. >> i do wish the whole world would turn into the national hockey league because they are the last men yeah, i do. but i don't think it's going to happen. >> dennis miller, everybody, we have some new bolder fresher shows to talk to you about. we're going to miller's hometown, pittsburgh, pennsylvania friday march 14th at the console energy center. that's going to be wild. we will be in cincinnati, ohio friday, april 25th at the tap theater. buffalo, new york the next night saturday the 26th at the shae art center. get ready hawaii, miller and i in honolulu at the blaze del concert hall saturday may 10th. tickets go on sale tomorrow for all those shows on bill o'reilly.com. as always premium members get first crack. on deck, martha maccallum with madonna posting a picture of her 13-year-old son holding a booze bottle, nice. right back. [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambitio

. >> thank you, we are waiting on jay carney.preciate it. >> the murder of a beauty queen and her ex-husband, latest crime in a country riddled with violence. armed robbers in venezuela opened fire on the couple and the five-year-old daughter when they tried to look themselves down in a broken car. steve, what do we know? >> bill, this kind of carjacking is all too common in venezuela highways. they used rocks and sharp objects to disable the vehicle and carjacking that went wrong. the family tried to look themselves in the 2002 toyota. the gun men fired shots and killed both parents. the beauty queen had moved to south florida for security reasons and had been robbed six separate times in venezuela. her family here is devastated. she is dead and her ex-husband dead and the five-year-old daughter shot in the leg and witnessed the horrible crime. >> more on that when we get from miami. >> and bill, sales are soaring in the first day to open legal recreational marijuana shops and they could soon run out of pot. did america come out

here are some reactions to carney's makeover -- jillian tweeting, "i think carney's beard finally makesk like a grown-up." jewelee, "he must be a "duck dynasty" span." and the former white house press secretary tweeting, "imagine if i had shown up to the podium with a beard. now that would have been big news, people." what did carney have to say about his facial hairdo? [ laughter ] >> my wife says she likes it, so there. tmi. >> you can't argue with that. it is time to hash it out with us, #greta. >>> road rage leads to murder and a manhunt on for the killer. [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? >>> is this class warfare or fighting for the long-term unemployed? president obama pushing for

carney called it a coincidence. carney said allowing photographers and was a response -- in was a response to the criticism to the lack of access. he called it a coincidence. it is pretty hard to overlook the timing. is will theytion let them in next week? not -- do they did not, it is a signal that they wanted to get some photos and show the president with the vice president. awarewas the white house of the memoir and when it was coming out? did they get an advanced copy? guest: they did. it sounded like they got it along with the rest of the press. it has been known for a while that gates was writing this book. it was not clear what it was going to be in it. carney said he got his book on tuesday night. i think that was about the same time that the publishing house sent it out to other press outlets. host: what do you know about how the white house will react in the coming days? their reaction will largely depend on how much traction the book gets. these sorts of memoirs come out periodically. they make a splash f

carney wearing their big red frizzy wigs and staring menacingly in through your window at night pointing teeny tiny scored goals at the bankers who are plundering your bank accounts in the national wealth yes these horrid clowns are scaring people off clowns altogether oh what a tragedy stacy yes max in fact you mentioned the clown of westminster george osborne we have an image here from william bonzai he was staring in apparently into william bonds a sevens window over the new year but time magazine named him the briton of the year george osborne for his economic policies the very next day over here on the guardian they observer the weekend edition of the guardian their front page mortgage crisis will plunge a million into perilous debt so the economic policies are working making him a hero to the times because the housing market is bubbling bubbling bubbling but it's cause perilous debt. the payday loan industry that's for sure because those policies don't support growth they support more debt and more people end up going to payday lenders at extortionate rates and then in this country

now carney also said that the u.s. wasn't in a position to ask the president of ukraine to step down but he did say washington wants ukraine to repeal harsh new anti protest laws that have sparked the latest clashes now while sanctions are being considered by the white house no decision on that just yet the u.s. of course has revoked the visas of several ukrainian officials who were allegedly linked to violence in kiev earlier violence not the latest round now president obama himself staying silent on the recent developments however the u.s. isn't alone in pointing the finger of blame on the ukrainian government when it comes to the recent violence the finnish foreign minister said in an entry on his blog that the government bears responsibility if it continues to what he called deny the basic rights of its citizens despite the provocations of some protesters in the crowd this is on a blog post that he issued we also heard from the e.u. budget commissioner who said that while sanctions weren't being discussed the body

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. >> joining me now, paul and political columnist, and paul carney. tim, are you buying the excuse of the weather? >> probably a little bit of both. as joe pointed out, the senator from texas is part of the republican leadership for the senate. i do think weather was a bipartisan issue. and the best vote counters say that the democrats are maybe a vote or two short of the 60 they need. keep in mind, the viewers should know, the republicans are filler bustering this. the extension of unemployed benefits to americans who -- most americans think deserve it. they have to get 60 instead of the 50. >> are you buying it, tim? do you think it's just the weather? >> they didn't have all the democrats it's clear they didn't have all the votes. will they have the votes when they are all in there. and the republican filibuster, democrats had a chance in the budget deal to put in this unemployment insurance extension. when you hear the democrats, it's clear they were more interested in having a fight over unemployment insurance than they were in extending unemploy

head to cnbc.com for more on carney's communication conundrum. i love the producer who wrote all of that together. right. what should the bank do? joining us with his thoughts, andrew lilico. nice to see you. happy new year. let's kick off with the bank of on england first of all. do you believe in forward guidance? >> no. it's a roent why they had to advocate forward guidance, the credibility of the inflation target had collapsed and nobody knew how far you were allowed to be away from the inflation target before the policy was fortsed to change. we've seen the inflation go above 5%. then they said we're not going to look at the rise above any circumstances. then when they timely announced it, it appears there was these cutoff elements that might drive interest rates to go up higher. which was then interpreted hawkishly by the market indicating how little credibility the bank of england had at that point, they came in with a measure which was supposed to prevent yields from rising and that yields rose further as their response to it. >> so i thi

would fight with jay carney?mal colleagues have to be beating on us and i know from experience that is wrong. we provide an extraordinary information to reporters and work to provide more >> i am joined by michael graham and richard fowler as well. richard, what did you think of that? >> they can push the white house to release more information and every white house will tell you it is important to keep the press happy. i think this speaks to the power of the press. i think it is good. >> the executive editor of the new york times says the opposite of what you just said. let's put the quote up. ism she said it is the least transparent and has been covering since regan. i didn't get to read the first part, but you read it at home and we have shown it in previous segments, but she said it was the least transparent. how do you respond, richard? >> as technology is increasing we get more and more technology. the white house has been at the leading front and cutting-edge of technology. and there is more openness. so t

any congressional -- >> so jay carney would fight with jay carney?e beating on us and others around washington to get as much information as you can. i strongly disagree with that statement. i know from experience it's wrong. and we provide an extraordinary amount of information and abscess to reporters and we work every day to provide more. >> all right. so there you got jay carney saying he would fight with jay carney. >> yeah. i think if you look back at his history as a reporter, he would fight with jay carney. and listen, there is a frustration in the white house press corps about access, about transparency and the "new york times" weighing in is probably positive to that cause. >> we know, everyone has an invisible friend, it's usually not you. >> brian has a giant bunny that was just on tv. >> exactly. so no longer incredible. we're going to watch you tonight at 6 on "special report." >> that sounds good. see you then. >> thank you very much. >>> talking in third person is trending, right, heather? >> funny. oh, boy. daley show will have a goo

there are 20 michael stores in the bay area. , new this morning, jay carney said the healthcare law is worth any political consequence. as the fred prepares for this week's state of the union address, his spokesman said implementing obamacare is worth it, even if it means the possibility of losing the democratically-controlled senate to the republicans. >> will it have been worth it? >> healthcare to thousands. americans and reducing the growth in healthcare costs, which -- >> would it be worth it? >> this is not about politics, so the answer is it is absolutely worth it because -- and i tell you, i just disagree that republicans are going to have a winning issue on this if they decide to run on it. >> during the interview on abc's "this week" carney also outlined the president's vision for 2014, which the president about reveal to the country in tuesday's state of the union address. abc7 will, of course, broadcast president obama's state of the union address and the republican response on tuesday, beginning at 6:00 p.m. >>> water officials all across marin county will gather at the ci

and we had a meeting with jay carney and members of his staff and. it went really well. among the white house correspondents board of association, excuse me on the board of white house correspondent association, we had meeting with jay and laid out all of our concerns. i think we're moving forward. there's progress. they understand our gripes and complaints and obviously they have their own issues and we have had ours. the president wants it fixed. >> i got ron piece he wrote in december. it starts off "new york timeses" doug mills strode into jay carney's office with pile of pictures taken exclusively by president obama's official photographer at events the white house press corp. was forbidden to cover. this one mills said, this one too and this one and this one. the red face photographer joined by colleagues on the white house correspondent association board finished 10 minute presentation with a flurries that made carney a former moscow correspondent for time went. you guys are just,w like tasks.p how mad were you? >> i think i was pretty upset. it's culmination beca

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