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super committee member congressman jim clyburn is here with an update and a preview of his own meeting today with the president and vice president. >>> plus, we'll hear from the co-chairs of the president's fiscal commission, one that he didn't fully endorse. allan simpson and erskine bowles will be here on our set to give the super committee their best advice later today. do they think anyone is listening? good morning from washington. it's tuesday, november 1st. this is "the daily rundown." by the way, we are 64 days until the iowa caucuses. let's get right to my first reads of the morning. nbc news has confirmed that two women accused herman cain of inappropriate sexual conduct while he led the national restaurant association in the 1990s, and at least one of those women received some sort of financial agreement. cain's response to those charges, first reported by "politico" has been consistent in only one respect over the last 24 hours, it is consistently evolving. in a series of television appearances at the national press club and through campaign surrogates, cain struggled to ex

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congressman clyburn thank you.nd sounds like you have a lot of work to do. >> guest: yes, we do and we have 10 days. 92 and coming up. we'll ask about a wild week on the campaign trail and the race for the gop nomination. back in a moment. aging contains recycled materials. tell them what else fedex does. well we're now using more electric trucks and lower emission planes. we even offer a reusable envelope. now, can't we at least print on the back sides of used paper? what's the executive compensation list...? [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. >> if we reelect barack obama iran will have a nuclear weapon. and if you elect me they will not. >> there are ways to be smart and the administration skipped all of the ways to be smart. >> newt gingrich and iran taking a shot at the debate last night in south carolina. brit hume, fox senior analyst. and liz marlantes from the crustian science. and bill kristol, and juan williams. there were two polls . cain at 18 percent . romney and gi

pat toomey and james clyburn. a fox news sunday exclusive z rick perry's 53 second oops moment during a presidential debate. we'll ask our sunday panel about a g.o.p. race that's now wide open. and our power player of the week, turned a new kind of t-shirt in a billion dollars a year business, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. this weekend the penn state football team took the field without joe paterno for the first time in 46 years. he was fired after a scandal about a former assistant coach allegedly abusing young boys, some on campus. in the stadium thousands wore blue instead of white to express sympathy for the victims. we'll talk with former penn state football great frank owe harris and the student body president. as governor, you're a member of the board of trustees at penn state that voted to fire joe paterno but never gave a reason why other than to say you're going a new direction. why did the board vote to fire joe paterno? >> chris, i believe the bo

james clyburn is the assistant democratic leader and joins me now.nks so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> is there going to be no solution in time to get it squared by the congressional budget office, meet the deadline of the 23rd and avoid the cuts. >> thank you so much for having me. i really belief we are going to do a deal. i don't know what all this talk is is about. democrats walking away from the table. i'm here in washington. i've been here all week. all of the democrats on the super committee are here in washington. we've met twice on yesterday and we are staffs are meeting today. we're working on trying to find a way forward. we were given $300 billion in tax cuts, but that was in exchange for $800 billion in revenue in exchange for $800 billion in cuts. what kind of deal is that? >> it was $800 billion in cutting the tax base for many including wealthy people and only $350 billion in tax increases. >> that's exactly right and i think that all of the american people would think we need to have our heads examined i

we believe we have got the audio fixed for congressman clyburn.sman, let me just start straight up with the question i did ask. i understand we got this fixed which is why go through the motions this week of what appears to be just sort of political gamesmanship when we know this version of the payroll tax holiday is not going to pass the united states senate? >> well, i'm not too sure that it will not. i'm still having some difficulty hearing you, but i think i got the gist of your question. look, we have an extension on the table which i think is a good one. now i understand that senator kyl who i've gotten to know very well working on the so-called super committee, says it's not the best way to do it. why not come forward with a way to do it? what we want to make sure is that 120 million people do not see their taxes go up. we would like to see them extend this holiday and be able to get around $1,000 per household income that will be plowed back into the economy. and if 3.25% surcharge on income over a million dollars is not the best way to do

we want to bring in super committee member and congress jim clyburn of southç carolina.d afternoon. >> good afternoon, craig. how are you? >> i'm well. you wrote just four days ago that you were optimistic and the model of south carolina while i breathe. that's what you ended the op-ed with. what happened to the super committee? >> as often the case, my hopes were dashed. the fact remains as i said in the piece we had found the way. we worked to develop the will. all of us are very familiar with what we did with the control act. we cut over $17 billion and all cuts. we knew with these various documents we had and the bowles simpson document. all of those things contained a combination of things we should do to make smart cuts and also increase revenue. you never can get the will. >> i want to follow-up on something. you talked about political will. time and time again, people in the country, republicans and democrats looked at washington and they have shaken their head in disgust. whether it's the brink of default or the brink of shut down. we had 12 congress men who had

super committee member and congressman jim clyburn will join me live. >> let me go ahead and make mine and then i will listen to you and you listen to me. >> interrupted. the president forced to respond to protesters in new hampshire as he tries to push for a payroll extension and vows to not let congress off the hook when it comes to the jobs bill. >> autumn awakening. the count rae's cabinet. they resign and military leaders promise that elections are coming. and storm of trouble. the weather that could keep a lot of folks that keep grandma in town in time for the turkey.ç >> i'm craig melvin in for tamron hall. the full out from the collapse of the super committee on this tuesday. a short time ago at a high school in new hampshire, president obama urges congress to do the right thing on the deficit and his jobs bill. they said next week lawmakers have a chance to vote on extending the tax cut and warned if republicans voted down, the average american family would see their tax guess up. >> the question we will have to answer when we get back from thanksgiving is this. are they willi

here's what congress jim clyburn had to say to andrea mitchell a couple of hours ago. >> that kind of boorishness we see on the part of mr. cain plays into a narrative that has been out here now for the last two weeks. he ought to be very, very careful how he reacts to or treats women going forward. >> representative clyburn said it's no way for a southern gentlemen to behave. what's your reaction to that? >> when herman cain was here in atlanta, he was not known as a skirt chaser. he was not known as a pret tori employer and any of those things. hearing the allegations is shocking to me. in the context of hearing them and hearing him in the debate last night refer to speaker nancy pelosi as princess nancy was the most mesogynistic stuff i have heard in a presidential debate and it's beneath herman cain even to stoop that low. >> when you recall what herman cain referring to hillary clinton and negotiating with iran and he said something like bless her in that condescending manner. he has difficulty with women holding high office in this country. >> it appears to be so. i don't know h

. >> congressman jim clyburn, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> republicans were in jim clyburn'sey were taking a hard line against iran, against pakistan, against china and talking about waterboarding. the international center for scholars and also the author of the book, can america have another great president? that's due out next year. we look forward to it. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me here. >> let's talk about iran. you have mitt romney. let me play a little bit of the tape of mitt romney talking about how he could stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. let's watch. >> if we reelect barack obama, iran will have a nuclear weapon. and if you elect mitt romney, they will not have a nuclear weapon. >> campaigning is a lot different than governing. he's going to move toward the center. he's going to create the bad options in iran that this country con fronts. diplomacy isn't an option. i suspect in a year or so, the israelis will be very tempted, and no american president can sit down and say, look, sanctions haven't worked. i won't allow what iran does in eight

. >> we did, rep pat toomey, democrat jim clyburn.e this and i can't say signs were positive. republicans have agreed to $250 billion in revenue but also some dramatic tax rate cuts. and the democrats say that's a nonstarter. the democrats are doing things like calling for i think 800 or $900 billion savings by not spending on the wars in iraq and afghanistan. i have to say, maybe there's something going on behind the scenes but listening to them, i had no sense they were far off their original talking points. >> what i thought was interesting they expressed hope and belief something could come together. >> it was interesting because i said so clyburn, you don't have much time. he said we have ten days, a lot of time. having covered congressional negotiations and labor talks, they only get done at the last minute. under the threat of going off the cliff, whether a strike or in this case, automatic triggers of $1.2 trillion in cuts. is there room? yeah but what truck struck me is to the degree they're having the same conversation, demo

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south carolina representative, jim clyburn, chosen by pelosi, to be assist stent leader said that given cain's rough couple of weeks, he ought to tread very lightly going forward. >> that kind of boorishness that we see on the part of mr. cain plays into a narrative that's been out there for the last two weeks. he ought to be very, very careful how he react to or treat women going forward. >> we will have more on governor perry's media tour, including his stop to do the top ten on letterman here in new york city coming up in just a few minutes. >>> facing increasing pressure from nebraska, officials and environmental activists, the obama administration has declayed any decision on the controversial keystone oil pipeline until after the 2012 election. vowing to review the proposed route from canada through oklahoma and the gulf coast. he supported the state's department decision. because this permit decision could affect the health and safety of the american people as well as the environment, we should take the time to ensure that all the questions are addressed and all potential impacts

committee and the deadline is around the corner and, chris spoke with senator pat toomey and james clyburn how close are they to reaching the deficit deal, you know what happens if they don't, 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on fox. >> eric: and we'll talk about that in the next hour or so, see if they can get anything done. coming up, are doctors overpr overprescribine ining antibioti we'll discuss it with the medical a team doctors. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer, and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn. and i'm a cancer survivor. [ woman ] i had cancer. i have no evidence of disease now. [ woman #2 ] i would love to meet the people that made the machines. i had such an amazing group of doctors and nurses, it would just make such a complete picture of why i'm sitting here today. ♪ [ man ] from the moment we wal

representative clyburn. >> thank you very much, madam chair. dr. elmendorf, since we had been sitting him, have you received a notice that the nation's poverty rate has increased to 15.1%, up almost a full percentage point. now, back in, i think was in september 2010, and testimony before the senate budget committee, you said this, regarding structural changes, the end of the housing boom, and the recession, reshuffling of jobs among businesses, occupations, industries and geographical areas, those developments suggest that gains in employment for the next several years rely more than usual on the creation of new jobs, the different businesses in different industries and locations, and requiring workers with different skills. do you feel that is still to? >> yes, we do, congressman. we think that much of asked amount of unemployment we are saying that is what it comes to called cyclical response of weakness in the demand for goods and services. but some of the extra unemployment we see now is more what economists call a structural problem, which in

will not be spending on the wars in iraq and afghanistan as savings south carolina congressman james clyburn said over the weekend we believe and the cvo believes that there is around nine hundred and seventeen billion to be saved over the next ten years for the overseas contingency account and we ought to count that i mean really i'm calling of b.s. on calling that savings how can money if the u.s. never actually planned to spend be considered savings the u.s. is pulling troops out of iraq by the end of the year president obama is planning to bring troops home from afghanistan over the next couple of years as was always plant so how is that by any means considered savings this is just typical of lawmakers here in washington instead of solving the problem they use a gimmick to kick the can down the road and let somebody else solve yeshu i think you'll remember the president obama did this exact same thing use the exact same trillion dollars in september when he released his deficit plan harry reid also did the same thing back in july and republican congressman paul ryan's budget in april als

my friend jim clyburn the congressman from south carolina said as recently as last week said twice the democrats never coalesced around any plan. so it was just very, very challenging, very, very difficult. there is still an opportunity. there's a plan on the table that would at least take us halfway to our goal which is on the shelf, it's scored and ready to go. if the democrats would agree to that, we could still get something done. if they come back with a counterproposal we'd work on it. >> schieffer: if the dog didn't stop to make a phone call he would have caught the rabbit. it's all these if's. as a member of this super committee, you actually proposed a modest increase in revenues by eliminating loopholes and some deductions. some people are calling that a tax increase in exchange for serious spending cuts and some reform that went nowhere. one of the problems, senator, is that so many republicans-- i think 238 congressmen, 48 senators including one democratic senator ben nelson and two democratic representatives plus all of the g.o.p. candidates including yourself, huntsman di

. >> you have democrats that a week before the deadline and senator clyburn.have not coalesced. and that was a mistake. the blame falls on both sides . now you go to automatic sequestration . and will come back to the relevant congressional committee by january 13th. and there will be 1.2 trillion in cuts and on the domestic side of the budget and security side of the budget. >> all right. congressman michael burgess thank you for joining us today. >> for more on the politics of the week. tune in for fox news sunday tomorrow morning. chris wallace has a interview with jon huntsman. check your local listing for the time and channel. >> greg abbott is willing to take his districting battle. they redrew the map. aott said the court is undermining the democratic process. one texas congressman will not seek another term. charlie gonzalez is expected to make that official in a new's conference . and black friday shoppers. and we'll show you the may hem and if you didn't wait in line and not checked on your list. we'll have practical holiday shopping tips coming up n

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mccain and graham are open to rolling it back, jim clyburn are open to it. are you. >> >> i'm not.en to veto of any effort to undue the sequestration because if you undo the $1.2 billion sequestration you immediately automatically increase the deficit by $1.2 trillion. that sends a terrible signal to people in the markets and other places around the world. and it would be bad for the economy. so i think that's a bad idea. what we should try and do is find a way to cut the deficit by $1.2 trillion in a reasonable way. not in an across the board way. that's what the super committee unfortunately failed to do. >> is there any chance that there could be some sort of a breakthrough from this point, or it's done. you guys are disbanded. >> erin, i'm afraid it is done. and it's very difficult to see how this issue will get resolved before the election at this point. the super committee had these expedited powers, meaning if we came up with a recommendation, you would get an up or down vote. no dragging their feet in congress. without that, it makes it much more difficult. >> it is really

democrat congressman james clyburn, a member of the super committee says the democrats on the committeenified, so if all six are not unified behind one position, that makes it tougher in negotiation with the republicans, shep. >> shepard: top republic is now floating what he says is a new idea that he says is aimed at getting a break through here. >> taxes is a sticking point. jeff hence -- hencer isly said we could set the bar and let the individual relevant congressional committees write the details, figure out how you get there here is hencer is ling on that idea. >> there could be a two step process that would hopefully give us pro-growth tax reform. historically this is how we both produce jobs and more revenues for the government. >> experts say even if the super committee can come up with $1.2 trillion in savings, we are still heading for a debt crisis so tomorrow here on the hill, some bipartisan lawmakers will call on the super committee to go much, much bigger, shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel on capitol hill tonight. mike, thanks. former employees of the nigh now bankrupt finan

would kick the can down the road and part of the rob was on your show last week, where congressman clyburn said the democrats have not coalesced around a position so it is hard for us when they are negotiating themselves. >>chris: but i want to make it clear at this point is there any effort, is there going to be a final last ditch republican plan? a new offer? >>guest: chris, there are multiple offers. >>chris: a new offer? >>guest: if, there are frameworks out there now, and know we have an opportunity to work on one of those frameworks, the answer is, yes, there are multiple frameworks but only one came to the attention of the media. but there are frame works are out there. the time is late. we understand it. but we have not given up hope. there a jobs crisis. and we hope and we thought this could be common ground for fundamental tax reform and that could help create jobs and make the tax code fairer, simpler, and more competitive and broaden the base, and bring down everybody's rate and keep current levels of progressiveness so people depend on their income bracket pay the same percent

. >> gene clyburn was on with chuck todd and he indicated there might be some give on the democraticr rule if republicans were open to that. let's watch this. >> we ought to all sit down and find out a way to make sure we're going to raise taxes on middle income people, that working people can continue to be a part of this governmental process. and if it calls for redoing the sequester, that is something we might ought to look at. >> so, is that something the president would look at, redoing the sequester and somehow negotiating a deal on the payroll tax? there's no reason not to pass this cut, cut payroll taxes in half for workers and small businesses. >> but, if it's dead on arrival, why -- there's not that much time left. you also got the government, you know, the continuing resolution. the government could shut down before christmas which would have an even worse impact on the economy. >> there's no reason we can't move quickly and expa dishesly. this is something widely supported, called for by leaders of the republican side in '09, in 2010. there's no reason not to get this don

mccain and graham are open to rolling it back, jim clyburn are open to it. are you. >> >> i'm not.esident is absolutely right to threaten to veto of any effort to undue the sequestration because if you undo the $1.2 billion sequestration you immediately automatically increase the deficit by $1.2 trillion. that sends a terrible signal to people in the markets and other places around the world. and it would be bad for the economy. so i think that's a bad idea. what we should try and do is find a way to cut the deficit by $1.2 trillion in a reasonable way. not in an across the board way. that's what the super committee unfortunately failed to do. >> is there any chance that there could be some sort of a breakthrough from this point, or it's done. you guys are disbanded. >> erin, i'm afraid it is done. and it's very difficult to see how this issue will get resolved before the election at this point. the super committee had these expedited powers, meaning if we came up with a recommendation, you would get an up or down vote. no dragging their feet in congress. without that, it makes it