ed, over to you. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show." we begin with breaking news of another shooting in washington, d.c. it unfolded shortly after 2:00 p.m. a woman attempted to ram her car through a date at the white house at 15th and e streets. the secret service pursued the suspect roughly 12 blocks to 1st and constitution where the suspect hit a police car. the chase then went on for another two blocks where shots were fired at 2nd and maryland near the senate hart building. at that point the woman was shot and killed by u.s. capitol police. this afternoon vermont senator bernie sanders described the situation near the hart senate office building. >> we heard what seemed to be four shots. >> you were also with two senators. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't believe that i have seen -- [ inaudible ]. >> so it was four or five shots. do you remember how close? >> bang, bang, bang. >> bang, bang, bang? okay. [ inaudible question ] >> it sounded to me like that, yes. >> and then you had to run to the capitol or run outside? >> the polic

of course, my friend and colleague, ed schultz, is next with "the ed show." >>> good evening, americans, and is welcome to "the ed show" live from minneapolis. let's get to work. ♪ you've got me where you want me ♪ ♪ i ain't nothing but your fool ♪ >> so this afternoon, president obama has invited the senate republicans to the white house. >> i am headed to the white house. and does anybody have a message that i can carry to the president? >> stay strong, democrats. >> i will make a request. if i'm never seen again, please send a search and rescue team. ♪ >> better to be thought an idiot than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. >> i did not obama care with a fox in a box or in a house with a mouse. >> is this the new normal? >> by simply reopening the government. >> democrats are in a real position of strength here. they just have to realize it. >> the greatest trick the left has ever played is to convince conservatives, we cannot win. >> by this point, i hoped someone had heckled me so i could sip some water. ♪ chain of fools >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for

coming up right now "the ed show" with ed schultz. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. we're not shut down, and we don't default. let's get to work. ♪ oh, oh, ho, ho, it's magic, you know ♪ >> what do you need in order to reopen the full government? >> i don't want to put anything on the table. i don't want to take anything off the table. >> we're satisfying the koch brothers, but millions of people in america are suffering. >> the bros before hmos. >> my republican friends should take yes, sir for an answer. >> hell no you can't! >> if you were really great and powerful, you would keep your promises. >> what we want to do is offer the president today the ability to move. a temporary increase in the debt ceiling. >> there is very little time left. >> the magic man. now you see me, now you don't. >> will you reopen the government if the president doesn't agree to anything -- >> if ands and buts were candy and nuts, every day day would be christmas. >> pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. oh, yes, that famous line from "the wizard of o

ed show" live from new york. we've got some progress. let's t to work. ♪ >> it's been very clear all along what we as republicans in the house have wanted. >> at the heart and soul of it all, it's still obama. they don't want this deal. >> speaker boehner decides to light a match and throw it on the gasoline that's already all over the place. >> i love the smell of napalm in the morning. >> why are they doing this to the american people? >> they don't want anything to work with the president's name connected to it. >> our top political priority should be to deny president obama a second term. >> you lose! good day, sir! >> there are a lot of opinions about what direction to go. >> wasting the public's time. and in this case, time is money. >> we're talking with our members on both sides of the aisle. >> you can't fight in here, this is a war room. >> that really does compromise speaker boehner's leadership. >> sabotaging a good faith, bipartisan effort, coming out of the senate. >> and after all this mess is over

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why didn't they admit it when ed henry asked?l rove is just ahead. >> i'm saying there are people who care who want it uh done quickly. >> it is getting done >>> for the first time one of the top bosses at the irs today sat in front of congress to answer question s about obama care, tax penalty s, and the irs targeting of groups. as important as it is one top democrat made news when he mocked the hearing with a comedy routine comparing it all to the salem witch trials. watch. >> have you been consorting with the devils? [ laughter ] >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> are reports that you can fly accurate? >> greatly exaggerated, sir. >> have you been involved in any way in trying to pervert our youth in salem or anywhere else? >> i certainly hope not, sir. >> isn't that funny? joining us for the first time is a fox news contributor. congratulations to dr. ben carson. great to see you, sir. >> thank you. congratulations on your new show as well. >> thank you very much. i was amazed to watch this hilarious back and forth in the wake o

i'm ed shultz.erend al sharpton starts right now. >> how are you tonight and good to be here following you up. and thanks to you for watching. tonight's lead, republicans asleep at the wheel. while millions of americans are hurting because of the government shutdown, gop lawmakers are taking a relaxed approach to the crisis. take a look. >> it's about trying to do what's right for the whole country. [ snoring ] >> yes, that's north carolina republican george holden taking a quick

>> i think so, ed.medicare -- it took two years to get it up and running smoothly. if we had another party in this country that actually cared about the american people and not just political points, we can see already, ed, the states that did not set up the exchanges are the ones that it's not working -- working well in. so if we could all get together and, you know, along -- the president has always said, he's open to ideas. let's make tweaks. let's make it better. but it is the law and it's here to stay. and i agree with mike. we have got to stand our grouped. we just had a huge political win by standing together. >> what's it mean for 2014, jesse? >> the budget negotiations are a line in the sand for a lot of people. there's a party who wants to cut social security and medicare. it's called the republican party. if the democrats adopt that same position, it ruins any reason to vote for them. so working class people in america want these programs to be defended tooth and nail. and if the democrats ar

we love hearing from our viewers here on "the ed show" in our "ask ed live" segment.comes from samuel first. how do we break the cycle of dysfunctional government when the lunatics are running the asylum? you're not going to be able to do anything about it in the short term. obviously, elections have consequences. you have to believe in that, do the due diligence and other stuff. but i think harry reid and it's not going to change in the house because they have the majority. but i do think that harry reid should start talking openly about changing the senate rules. i mean, the democrats can play this game too. our next question is from chris rowelle. why should the american people pay taxes while the government is shut down? you would be talking about a tax revolt. it's very easy to sit here and say, hey, nobody should be paying any taxes. that's not -- that's not right. are men and women who serve this country in uniform, the governmental process that is in place that keeps this country free and strong is something that i don't think americans ever want to yun underc

coming up next for us here and now it's ed with "the ed show." ♪ i gotcha ♪ uh-huh ♪ you thought i didn'tou now didn't you ♪ ♪ uh-huh huh >>> good evening, americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. we're not shut down and we're not going to default. let's get to work. ♪ imagine me and you i do ♪ ♪ i think about you day and night ♪ >> he knows what my phone number is. all he has to do is call. i get emotional. >> we're not going to negotiate under the threat of economic catastrophe that economists and ceos increasingly warn would result if congress chose to default. >> i'm a reasonable guy. i'm a reasonable guy. >> don't tell me democrats, that john boehner is a nice guy. because nice guys don't do this. >> the press is risking default by not having a conversation. >> 24 hours a day, i live with this aching possibility that you might call me. >> i'm ready for the phone call. i'm ready for a conversation. >> i cannot do that under the threat that if republicans don't get 100% of their way, they're going to either shut down the government or they are going to default on amer

coming up right now, my friend and colleague, ed schultz, and "the ed show." >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> look at poverty in this country. >> the mentality of the country has shifted from self-reliance to where's mine? give me mine. i want mine. >> narcotic irks. >> entitlements are narcotics. i mean, you have food stamp junkies riding the meal nopony two, three times a day. >> everybody out of work is eating, have a big screen tv, have a car, have a cell phone. >> sometimes first thing they do in the morning is wake and bake. >> go ahead, msnbc, show the world what you're creating. >> 28% of the american people are what i would call dependent on government. >> why don't you show what this president is doing to people? >> the obama administration is encouraging parasites to come out. >> keep familying from falling into poverty. >> if that's not putting people back into chains, i don't know what is. >> well, some folks just see the world differently. don't we? great to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching "the ed

next up, my friend, ed schultz. >>> good evening, americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. think about it. 800,000 workers tonight are saying, "let's get to work." ♪ >> this legislation needs a standoff. >> this debate and this fight will continue in the months ahead. >> because i don't want no scrubs. >> really? ♪ scrubs ♪ no >> no, no, no. now it's time for republicans -- other crucial goals. >> i personally am calling to impeach the president of the united states. >> the repeal of obama care is a matter of life and death. >> you think you have a lot of voices in your head. >> right, because i do. >> well then you do have a lot. >> i wish to god somebody would do something to block out the voices in my head for five minutes. >> mike lee, i am your father. >> a lot of conservatives, myself included, in spirit, love the kind of fight in ted cruz. >> the unusual power of ted cruz. >> i think we have seen a remarkable thing happen. >> what are you doing here? you're partied out, man. again. >> i'm oh optimistic the spirit of compromise has taken root in the senate over

to "the ed show." live from new york. we never shut down. let's get to work. ♪ hey hey hey hey ♪ macho macho man ♪ macho >>> it is day two of the shutdown, there is no deal in sight, america. >> boehner, pelosi, reid and mcconnell are going to be at the white house coming up this afternoon at 5:30, to talk about this. >> well, i would say to the president, this is not about me. >> it's you and him, mano-a-mano. a macho thing. >> republicans are going to get something out of this deal. >> they will do anything they can, because the political conservative movement in america understands one thing. power. >> they demanded ransom just for doing their job. >> look, we can be back from ted cruz. >> it was the mean old republicans. >> you know what's going to happen. he's not going to back down. it's and him. mano-a-mano. this is a macho thing! ♪ i've got to be a macho >> it's a macho thing? well, o'reilly knows everything about that, doesn't he? is good to have you with us tonight, folks. i guess we've got s

ed show social media. tonight's top trenders, voted on by you. ♪ god bless america >> the number three trender. big hit. ♪ land that i love >> a former navy officer knocked it out of the park with his rendition of "god bless america." ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home >> the number two trender. clinton's callout. >> when president george w. bush, a republican, put that medicare part d drug program in, they had terrible problems with the computers. >> must be an on button somewhere. >> instead of bashing and screaming about how incompetent they were. >> let's not lose our cool. >> tried to help people understand the law and make it work. >> the former president blasts republican i had log. >> putting people first, as opposed to some abstract philosophy. >> and today's top trender. glitch mob. >> millions of americans are visiting healthcare.gov. unfortunately, the site was only designed to handle six users at a time. >> it's very frustrating. it is certainly not what we wanted to be. >> when you beco

facebook.com/ed show. twitter.com/ed show and ed.msnbc.com. radio. and that is on sirius xm 127, monday through friday, noon to 3:00 p.m. and "the ed show" social media nation, i tell you, we're buzzing today about kathleen sebelius' testimony on the hill. here are the top trenders voted on by you. >> let's dance! >> the number three trender. wild west. >> the individual market has been like a wild west. >> and the individual market plans change every year. this market has always been the wild west. >> obama's administration officials talk about taming the insurance marketplace. >> it has been underregulated. insurers could deny you coverage if you had a preexisting condition. >> it wasn't a marketplace at all. it was unprotected, unregulated, and people were really on their own. >> the number two trender. gop goes for broke. >> i don't think, madam secretary, there is one person in this room who is naive enough to think the republicans want to see this law work. >> i want to repealhe law of the land. is that clear? >> obama care spends too mu

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ed, next. ♪ >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show" live in new york.'m michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. as ed would say, let's get to work. >> the rhetoric has just been cranked up to a place i've never seen before. >> obama care is really, i think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation. since slavery. >> sort of launch and leave missiles, politically speaking. >> it is slavery, in a way. because it is making all of us subservient. >> that we aren't free, after all. >> what is obama care? >> it's the law of the land. well, so was slavery one time the law of the land. >> we aren't free, after all. >> a state representative somewhere say that it's as destructive as the fugitive slave act. >> as destructive to personal individual liberty as a fugitive slave act of 1850. i'm not making this stuff up. >> the left likes to think that we are the fringe. >> it is time to end the slavish devotion to the democrat party. >> that is, unfortunately, where we are right now. >> sort of launch and leave missiles, politically speaking. >> we aren't free

coming up right now, my friend and colleague, "the ed show" with my friend, ed schultz. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. ♪ >>> one of the traditional methods of imposing statism or socialism on a people has been by way of -- >> reagan changed the ideological trajectory of a country. >> we've got great unfinished business in this country. we are behind every country, pretty nearly, in europe. and this matter of medical care for our citizens. >> but that fight is worth fighting for! >> obama care is the test of this new liberalism. >> insurance is real important. >> and today it hangs in the balance of a website or a promise here and there. >> it doesn't mean any government takeover. >> what the president said and everybody said all along, there are going to be changes brought about by the affordable care act. >> if the president knew that these letters were coming, that raises some serious questions about the sales job of obama care. >> these folks need to stop scaring everybody. >> why are you cutting these people from their

>>> "the ed show" with my friend ed schultz, starts right now. >> good evening, americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. ♪ ♪ we've come too far to give who we are ♪ >> our goal is good for the american people. >> you better take the reforms that we were pushing, even though the other oh guy won. >> the left likes to think that we are the fringe. >> paul ryan -- paul ryan is a true believer. >> that's right. >> and it's pretty darn ugly. >> and you're saying that man should put forth his own self interests? >> i wouldn't say first. i would say only. >> that's liberty. that's freedom. that's the american idea. >> paul ryan's own work of rand fan fiction, the republican budget. >> they want to fight another day. >> we are sort of shadow boxing. >> the special technique of shadow boxing. >> shadow boxing the big government in theory. >> fine, let's get it on. >> that's what we're beginning to talk about. ♪ >> jerry, show me the money! remember that movie? you know, folks, i just can't get away from this number. it's been in my head for the last 24 hour

and i am telling you, ed.e with this sequestration for a few more months, change it, because many republicans do, including chairman rogers. he wants to change it. he knows it can't work. when you are cutting right across the bow, and you're cutting everything the same, doesn't make any sense. >> well -- >> but in order for us to get a deal, a clean deal, ed, we may have to swallow something, not as we did with the number. that we're agreeing on, which is less than $1 trillion. we have to cut the deficit in half, this president. >> absolutely. >> we have cut the deficit in half. and they won't agree to it. look, they're not going to give him a pat on the back, the president, for anything. it doesn't matter what it is, ed. and you and i are going to talk until we're blue in the face. it ain't gonna work. so what we need to do is reconcile our differences by thursday. >> here's the best place, in my opinion, for the democrats. there's this chanthey think cal the continuing resolution that passed in the senate. b

ed as mayor and ed as leader. i've been lucky to know every single mayor in san francisco since my birth and mayor lee is quickly taking his place among the very best. i've seen ed grow into the mayor's role with great ease and aplomb and there's no surprise there. mayor lee is focusing on young people and guiding a rebust economic rebirth in san francisco. his interest in young people is quite genuine and he meets regularly with middle school principals, focusing on critical years for kids to stay engage the in school. recognizing that mayors can have tremendous impact in their communities, he co-sponsored the legislation to eradicate bullying from schools at the 2012 con conference of mayors. he is here today to address us on the vexing issue of bullying. it is my pleasure to introduce the mayor of san francisco, ed lee. . >> thank you, ann, for that wonderful introduction and i don't know where you got the ease of coming to the mayor's ofrs, there was no ease on that. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining

coming up right now, my friend ed schultz and "the ed show." >>> good evening americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> in the last few days i've been in london. >> tell me what you've been doing? >> speaking about american politics tonight. it's the moral sensibility of who we are as a people that's been threatened in our country right now. >> what worries me, if anyone does not work, neither should they eat. thou protests too much. >> she needs to sort her priorities. >> teach a man how to fish. he can feed himself for a life. don't simply feed fish. >> she sleeps with the fishes. >> how do you know about him? >> elementary, my dear watson. >> what is our heart and what is our soul as a country is what the next generation is going to have to answer. >>> well, is america going to figure this whole thing out when it comes to jobs, the economy, health care, paying the bills, interesting questions from the folks at oxford. as one brit said to me, it appears that the gentleman from texas seems to be causing quite a bit of difficulty as of late. i cou

at bashir live, and coming up next, it's "the ed show" with ed schultz. see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> good evening, americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from new york. we're not shut down and we don't default. let's get to work. >> i have one thing to say. you better work. ♪ >> i think we would be better off if you were elected. a lot better off. >> you're fired. >> my concern was the president in his first term pushed through things on a partisan basis. ♪ work >> i was a severely conservative republican governor. >> that's who the republicanses are! >> is there any party that wants to say i told you so? >> look, i'm with the republicans. >> their agenda to concentrate the wealth to empower the corporations. >> corporations are people, my friend. >> to depress the wages, to favor the rich, is still in full throttle. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor. >> still in full throttle. >> i made a number of mistakes personally in things i said. >> 47% of the people -- >> i wish i could fix those and go back and relive history. but that's not going to happe

to "the ed show." live from new york. i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. as ed would say, let's get to work. ♪ >> one thing crews work on is learning to sit down and shut up. >> who ordered the devilled cheese and sausage. >> i spent the past month in washington, d.c. and it is terrific to be back in america. >> we love you, ted! that's their world. but that's not the real america. that isn't the world we grew up in. that isn't the world you want your kids to live in, the world you want your grandkids to have. >> it is really great to be back in america. >> holy cow, people in texas actually like what this guy is doing! >> getting awfully windy. texas term. >> ted cruz will meet with the owners of small businesses in ft. worth, less than 24 hours after the country's biggest business leader criticized him. >> the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce had some harsh words. one thing cruz could work on is learning how to sit down and shut up. >> you guys, you know what, you've got me straight n

he's saving it for "the ed show."or chris christie flirting with the idea of running for president. thanks for watching tonight. this is "the ed show." this man is behind closed doors with senate republicans in washington today. who invited him, and why? christie won't say whether he's running because the people of new jersey expect him to do his job. well, you know what, chris christie vetoed legislation to increase the minimum wage. christie attacked unions calling them, quote, "the problem." christie threatened to take a bat out on a 76-year-old female legislator. they'll probably put that in the republican platform in the next national convention. and they gave -- and he gave record tax breaks to new jersey's largest companies. you know, i don't think chris christie has done his job at all. new jersey is ranked 41st in the country with an unemployment rate of 8.5%. but, of course, by republican standards, they would say that's pretty lousy. but in the midst of the tea party-led government shutdown, even the more r

good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks b ed. >> that's "the ed show."d al sharpton starts now. good evening, rev. >> good evening k, ed. >>> and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight from atlanta. tonight's lead, back in business. after 16 days the gop shutdown nightmare is over. today hundreds of thousands of furloughed government workers went back to work. vice president biden was up early to welcome environmental protection agency workers with some hugs and hand shakes. he even brought along some muffins for the crew. and look at this. the national zoo's famous panda cam is back online. and the national monuments are also open. here's some of the tourists at the lincoln memorial. and no sign of sarah palin or ted cruz today over at the world war ii memorial. this morning president obama gave a heart felt and emotional speech from the

the "ed show" social media nation.s is how you connect with us and we appreciate when you do it. you have decided and now we're reporting. here are today's top trenders, voted on by you. >> get out here! panda jerk! >> the number three trender. shuttered. >> about a month ago, a baby panda was born at the national zoo. a government shutdown with slash the zoo's operations. >> one of the victims of the possible government shutdown is going to be, well, the panda cam. >> the panda cam, as you heard, that is shut down. >> say it saint ain't so. >> pandas overriding the real victims of the government shutdown. >> services for seniors, veterans, women and children depend on would be hamstrung. >> the shutdown is impacting services nationwide, leaving hundreds of americans without paychecks. >> the longer it continues, the worse the effects will be. >> the number two trender. cheer hypocrisy. >> accused of crossing the line from objective reporting to cheerleading when it comes to obama care. >> does nbc news work for them.

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in for ed schultz. as ed would say, let's get to work. ♪ >> i recognize that the republican party has made blocking the affordable care act its signature policy idea. >> is that what you're telling me! >> the american dream is under assault. >> your way! always my way. >> seems to be the one thing that unifies the party these days. >> this is the new normal. >> government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> so far, the national website, health care.gov, has been visited nearly 20 million times. >> does that indicate that perhaps that this is less of a mouse and that republicans are overstating the problem? >> the washington establishment sold the american people down the river. it provided no relief for the millions of people who are hurting because of obama care. >> forget it, junior, you have no credibility anymore. >> have a little bit of self restraint. >> the essence of the law is working just fine. the health insurance that's being provided is good. that's what the af

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ed show." >>> good afternoon americans and well koum to "the ed show" live from new york. let's get to work. >> do you think that your recklessness was worth $24 billion to our economy? >> this means that we're doing exactly the right thing. >> this recklessness is a luxury the american people cannot afford. >> the house republicans marched into battle. >> all my friends in congress, understand that how business is done in this town has to change. >> we lost the battle, but we're going to win the war. >> let's be clear, there are no winners here. >> there is going to be an all-out revolt in this country. >> we indeed will continue to fight. we're not going anywhere. >> the game is flawed. >> we haven't given up the fight. >> now that's just a quick collection of the last 24 hours. you hear the republicans talking about war. we lost the battle but we're going to win the war. you hear them talking about revolt. you hear them talking about battles. can we just help america just a little bit? this is a night where we should all be celebrating the fact that people are back to w