we put it on the daily caller. it took off from there. it went virus. it went on a lot of political blocs. we get 400,000 use. >> why do you think worked? -- got 400,000 views. >> y de think it worked? >> it was a combination of news and entertainment. of the reporters asked general questions. it does not have that element of entertainment. that is what we are bringing. people want videos. we are combining fun and news. a it went viral. >> born in southern california. graduated from pepperdine university. >> in may. >> how does somebody walked of that investment into this town? >> -- walked out of that environment into this town? >> i am pretty hard working. i did a lot of political activism. i caught the eye of some people in d.c. who were interested in what i was doing. i were in as a lot of liberty groups on campus. -- i organized a lot of liberty groups on campus. i held events. i think that is how i conditioned. people had already seen my work. >> what was your major? >> political science. >> we have another clip. somebody my age remembers these tw

if they marched 5 miles, we marched 5 miles. >> you do it for the daily caller. we are going to show some video of you on capitol hill. we will come desk and ask you what you would do in. >> can you tell me about what you are doing? >> i am arguing in favor of higher taxes on the wealthy. i am one of the 1%. i am higher than the hierarchy. >> great. >> i think we need to be paying more of our fair share. there is a lot of talk about sacrifice. i have not seen anyone asking about people to benefit the most. >> now is your chance. would you like to donate two thousand dollars? would you guys be willing to donate? >> individually? no. >> would you? data>> no. >> you do not want to donate? >> i pay higher taxes than i could. i do not think it is going to solve the problem. >> what did you expect to get? the kit? -- and did you get it? >> i did not know what to expect. it was a question a lot of people wanted answered. this was a question that a lot of people were asking. why does he not donate? i did not see any reporters asking that. i felt it was an opportunity to

next to me, tucker carlson, author of the great "daily caller." and beyond the folds he stinks of mold. good to see you pinch. >> kristine profiles a sleep researcher who with the aide of a drowsey person set to see if dozing in a subway car is worth while. it ends tragically. r.i.p. to the both of them. very sad. >> you didn't sound like pinch. >> what do you mean? >> you sounded like somebody else. >> who? >> somebody who likes to do your voice. >> i am not following. but i can't follow because i don't have legs. >> democrats are boosting attacks on mitt romney despite new polls showing the rival is now the gop front-runner by a wide margin. that's a lot. is as "the daily caller" reports they are focusing their fire on romney, the candidate they think could beat obama. one analyst said the white house would see a newt nomination as, quote, a november gift. meanwhile in a focus group, when asked what gingrich reminded them of, several said a favorite uncle or a grandfather. not in my family. romney was seen as a missing father. or a second cousin

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joining on the panel for tonight's lone liberal vince cohen a senior online editor at the daily caller and neil mccabe editor of the guns and patriots column and human events on the line gentlemen let's get started first of all great great to have you both with us what's the deal with rick perry suing virginia well he thinks he should be on the ballot and i think rightfully so he's polled well enough he's had enough opportunity to present his case to the voters and a national platform he's certainly not a fringe candidate i mean he's a legitimate candidate that most republican voters in virginia are going to expect out of on this ballot election although he got ten thousand signatures for and they were all registered republicans but under virginia's new restrictive voting laws apparently if you live at seven seven seven twenty second a.v. and your voter registration card and avenue on the form you filled out you can vote for there's no question that the that the laws in virginia when it comes to actually getting on to the ballot as a republican candidate are needlessly onerous i mean t

joining me on the panel as we go column a senior on light out of the daily caller erica kennedy a democratic strategist here in washington d.c. and brian darling columnist of human events and director of government studies at the heritage foundation let's get started ok there are have been two raids this week by l.a. occupy philly and you know the old saying firstly first they ignore you then they ridicule you then they fight you then you win it's starting to look to me like they're winning l.a. city council has announced in response that they're going to have a vote on whether or not to strip corporate personhood you know to support a constitutional amendment to end this which is one of the consistent demands of occupy wall street groups all around the country similar resolutions of past in boulder in missoula so damn my radio show i had jack abrams off on here's what he had to say about it. would you support a constitutional amendment that says that corporations are people and money isn't speech well i think it's got to say a lot more than that to be honest with you there's a lot more but

most intriguing news stories of the week so far are vids colony's senior online editor at the daily caller and karl frisch syndicated columnist and founding partner of bullfight strategies progressive firm conservative perspective this should be interesting should the indeed christmas is only a few days away i just read that. good idea to get to the page where it actually we're just as we're at it on it well ok in your idea or not here we go actually you know i want to get i want to get your thoughts on this i don't know if you saw this the the segment i did with karen before where we were. krauthammer he was on fox and he was like you know the republicans are just like totally yeah you know fill fill in your metaphor here. is he right is he right that while republicans lost the optics battle here there's no question that was his phrase i i i do believe that and you know and karen appropriately noted when the wall street journal comes out and says hey you've lost this thing i think that i think you'll find that most people are like ok fine and there is a white flag of surrender on the opti

fields of the daily caller talks about her video coverage of stories including occupy wall street. >> coming up prime minister's questions with british prime minister david cameron talks about the protest on pension changes. after that road to the white house with republican candidate newt gin rich. also, president obama's remarks at the white house earlier this evening with the kennedy center honorees. . . >> tonight british prime minister david cameron talk about the u.k. public workers sectors protest. the prime minister also answered a question on tuesday's attack on the tradition embassy in iraq. this is about 25 minutes. >> questions to the prime minister. >> i am sure you will wish to join me in paying respect. at the san time, our thoughts should be with his family, friends, and his dedication will never be forgotten why our nation. i had meetings with my colleagues and shall have further such meetings today. >> can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to our brave service man who gave his life to our country? our thoughts go to him in this difficult time. my constituen

today, allen west, african-american, told the daily caller holder's use of the race card is reprehensibleat it has nothing to do with your race. it has everything to do with competence. >>> the january caucus in iowa around the corner. but most americans want the race to be finished. gallup survey found 70% of americans wish the election was over. compared to 26% who can't wait for it to begin in iowa. >>> kim jong il has been main stay in the grapevine so we thought we would compile some of what they reported about the recluseive leader. kim they said was accomplish golfer and once shot 38-under par on regulation 18-hole golf course in round that included at least 11 holes in one. he was worldwide style icon. his jump suits became global fashion phenomenal. according to state run reporting. he loved hennessey coniac. he also composed six operas in two years. >>> newt gingrich's concern about activist judges has led him to advocate a balance rebalancing of the three branchs of government. correspondent shannon breem looks at the positive and negatives of the plan and what it means for the

you ready to rumble joining me on the panel tonight vince colonnade senior online editor of the daily caller eric berne strategic communications consultant partner bullfight strategies and brian darling columnist of human events dot com and director of government studies at the heritage foundation ok gentlemen let's get started it looks like the government won't be shut down but whether or not one hundred sixty million americans are going to get hit with a thousand dollar a year pay tax increase is still up in the air the republicans first said oh i will will not hit them with this tax increase if you'll just. give us a pipeline across america that we consult you boiled to china or something whatever i don't get the whole d.c. deal there and then the speaker house john boehner came out today and doubled down of that he said that this bill comes over to us we will make changes in it and i will guarantee you that the keystone pipeline will be in there when it goes back to the united states senate so you know we had two wars republicans didn't need balance or pay on that we had tax cuts the pro

you ready to rumble joining me on the panel tonight vince collin a senior online editor of the daily caller roger hickey co-director the campaign for america's future and brian darling for human events dot com and director of government studies at the heritage foundation let's get let's get started well don't you guys are glad to have you here with us the senate republicans yesterday filibustered a payroll tax cut extension for one hundred. million americans a thousand bucks apiece on average and at first they filibustered this because there was certain acts of three point eight percent on income over one million dollars on the million and first so that was you know that they didn't go for that now they're talking about slapping the keep the keystone x.l. pipeline in there which obama has already said he doesn't want anything to do with he will vote he will veto so it sounds like what they're saying is we'll give the middle class their tax cuts but only if they're willing to choke on the pollution from our refineries why do republicans insist on combining tax cuts for the middle class with

the editor in chief of "the daily caller." and our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today's front page, he asks the question, why did it take the state department over 48 hours to learn of kim jong-il? or if you get all of your news from a portable subscription service, via the times, 72 hours. pribt is dead. -- print is dead. >> you were in much better form last night, pinch. >> i was told somebody was pulling me, and he left an undesirable odor all over my undisclosed string. the one that does president actually exist. >> anyway -- >> way any. >> here we go again. >> or again we go here. >>> on tuesday, north korea kept in line with every other backwards dictator-lead nation by ghoulishly showcasing the body of their dead/ugly leader kim jong-il. the exa-hole was visited by his song kim jong-un or comrade kim paid his respect with a grief stricken heart. it is true. he carried said heart in a bag. they broadcast images of the body covered with a red blanket and his head above a white pillow while the coffin was covered with white flowers

jamie weinstein senior editor of daily caller. so what do you think.oes the gop have a problem on it's hands? >> look, certainly they didn't handle this quite well. it wasn't good coordination between the house and senate. i don't think this is an issue they should have fallen on their sword over. they gave him a messaging victory and he said he was fighting for he called a tax cut which is tax holiday. they gave him a victory but nothing to call out a parade over. >> kelly: having said that. which party do you think benefits the most from this deal? understand, in a few weeks they will be right back at it again? >> initially the president does, he got what he wanted. there is in this deal, something that might be a point politically. he has to make a decision on the key stone excel pipeline and this is something he tried to push after the election because many people on the left in his base don't like it for several environmental reasons. they are going to force him to make a decision on this. either way he plays it, he could be hurt. he could be hurt

you've written a piece for "the daily caller."onfession, we can't predict who will win iowa. you talked about ron predicting games on espn and saying that a and anybody who didn't listen to the radio show on espn should and every friday he has a segment where the great former eagles quarterback, great analyst who watches hours and hours of game film and looks through, calls through these statistics goes on the radio and predicts who's going to win on sunday and then they have reginald the monkey down at the d.c. zoo who predicts who is going to win. and the monkey is vastly outperforming ron jaworski, and my point is that experts on the ground, folks who go through and watch the debates and blog and tweet, we all think we know what's going to happen. we all think that either mitt romney or ron paul might win iowa, but you know what? i think newt gingrich or rick perry, it's not -- i'm not betting it's going to happen. but, look, using -- to overextend the football metaphor. if you ask me who's going to win the super bowl, i'll pro

senior contributor of the daily caller matt lewis. welcome all. happy holidays. hope everybody had a good christmasment time to get down to business. one week away from the voting in iowa. we saw mitt romney making a big push. governor rendell. that was one of the big questions whether mitt romney would play in iowa. he is playing in iowa. >> well, i think he saw a field that was so weak and didn't have any clear front-runner that he might actually wind up stealing iowa. if he steals iowa and wins big in new hampshire like the polls indicate he will then the nomination might be his right then and there. it's a little bit of a gamble but a pretty smart gamble. i've never seen anything with a week to go where you can't predict who is going to win or even come close. you can't predict the top two. >> it is remarkable, reverend sharpton. you look at the polls. you've got ron paul, newt gingrich, mitt romney all bunched right there. you couldn't call this race right now if you had to. >> this is after a procession of flavors of the month going up and down up and down.

daily caller has an article about what they say is indoctrination of american girls.terature that says media matters a very liberal group sets the record stuff about stuff the -- straight about stuff the girls might read in the media. the girl scouts said they will no longer use the material. i was a girl scout. hard to believe. i was kicked out at 12. that is a story for another time. as amore -- no, no, no. as a mother of a little girl, i have to say that girls this age, six, seven, eighth grade, they shouldn't be given links about media. i don't care what network, et cetera. it's awesome to -- awful to talk about the neltive stereotype and images that the young girls see and teach them about this. this is not the girl scouts' responsibility. this is not about the media matters, et cetera. this is about the girl scouts overstepping their position. >> kimberly: exactly. this is why i chose to be a blue bird. we would never link to media matters. this is improper, it's indoctrination and ridiculous. i don't know what is going on with them. they are trying to pollute m

i do the same thing at the daily caller. cable news is 24-hour cycles. ultimately it's not going to matter. if you're newt gingrich any chance you have to debate you take because he's a good debater. if you're jon huntsman you stand on principle and say you're not going to do it. i don't think it's a big deal. >> what do you think trump stands for? what is his constituency in this party? >> i think he stands for self-promotion above all. having said that, i don't think it's a huge deal. how many debates have these folks had? if newt gingrich goes out and debate it's not granting don trump -- the other thing this is going to be a couple days' story. i don't think this goes into iowa or new hampshire. >> don't you think that this is harmful overall to the republican brand? i'm starting to think there might not be a republican party. there might be an endless "saturday night live" skit that won't end. the idea of debate with news max. >> we will not impugn news max on this channel. >> donald trump is the moderator. it's silly. >> i don't believe this is goi

georgia representative hank johnson told the daily caller, quote, i think this was another manufacturedsy by the second amendment nra tea party movement. i challenged him on that. you describe fast and furious as a quote, another manufactured controversy by the second amendment nra republican tea party movement. i'd like to ask you about that. it's a fact this operation took place, it's a fact some 1400 guns can't be accounted for and the fact that the guns from this operation ended up at the crime scene where border patrol agent brian terry was killed. what's manufactured about this? >> it's manufactured into a scandal or into an alleged scandal when in fact the scandal, anderson, has to do with the lack of federal laws which contribute to the numbers of assault weapons that enter into the hands of mexican drug cartels and others and are used to kill people. >> but sir, aren't you then -- it sounds like you're just making a political position. yes, you oppose, you know, the nra, i assume, you oppose loopholes that allow guns to be sold through gun shows. but why not investigate who mad

cain's supporters through an interview with "the daily caller" saying mr. cain henceforth would be getting regular foreign policy briefings almost every day. almost every day the campaign said. mr. cain was supposed to be handed a briefing from his chief foreign policy adviser on news from around the world. as the cain campaign seems to be fading from political relevance now, perhaps the rick perry campaign should think about snapping that staffer up. to give governor perry one-page briefings almost every day on our country. >> and that's exactly what i'm going to bring to washington when i go there in november. those of you that will be 21 by november the 12th, i ask for you support and your vote. those of you who won't be, just work hard. we're going to be talking about it in harsh and strong terms over the course of the next four to five weeks as we get ready for those new hampshire caucuses. >> see, if it could be somebody's job to keep governor perry up to speed on the america things. new hampshire, for example, not a caucus. when you think caucus, thi

joining me today from the daily caller, matt lewis, maggy from politico, joanne reed and arry mel decemberdedicating this segment to the rise of the super ego. there's a lot to unpack here. i want to start with the press conference that just happened between donald trump and newt gingrich. it's amazing that the two egos could fit in the same room. maggy, you were there. >> it was surreal as you might expect. there was a crush of media, a ton of cameras. it was a little crazy. i have to admit, you're watching the front runner for the iowa caucuses right now and he's in new york talking about educating poor kids in new york city

and michelle fields of the daily caller talks about her video coverage of stories including occupy wall street. >> coming up "washington journal." we will take your questions and comments via phone and twitter. later, the house gavels in at unanimous eastern time -- noon eastern time. the first recorded votes of the week are expected tuesday. today on spaop -- spaop 2 a about the economic trends of young adults. hosted by the center for american progress. you can watch live coverage starting at noon on span 2. today on c-span 3 a hearing on the global effort to eliminate malaria and look at the future of drug and vaccine development. that is live coverage starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. tonight on "communicators" look at federal spectrum policy. he will discuss the choices facing broadcasters. telecoms, congress, the president and the f.c.c. that is c-span 2. this morning on "washington journal" president of, " preside committee for responsible federal budget