senator elizabeth warren is our guest tonight for the interview. coming up. >>> okay, as i mentioned, our guest for the interview tonight is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. that is coming up. >>> but also, still to come tonight, do you remember that magazine from the waiting room when you were a kid at the dentist, that magazine "highlights"? my favorite part of "highlights" magazine were the puzzles, especially the visual puzzles, like, for example, double check. remember this one? the idea was to spot all the differences between these two pictures. so, for example, in this one, the sign on the little shack on the left reads rentals but the one on the right says pizza. there's a difference. on the left-hand side, clean-shaven man with short hair, but his clone on the other side, he has a beard and long hippy hair. i love that game. tonight the game double check from "highlights" has come true in colorado politics. it is a visual puzzle and it is freaking weird, and that is still ahead. stay with us. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive t

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of course i agree with what elizabeth warren had to say about it.int of view in such plain simple moral speak that i haven't seen a politician do it since howard dean. >> stephanie: yeah, a guy called yesterday, and said i would like you to talk at length about foreclosure, and i'm like, snore. but when i hear her talk about it -- i'm like oh that is a way that we can understand what the banks have really done to us. >> there is an article that talks about things you can do that will save money in better ways. close loopholes, cut overseas military bases -- >> it all adds up to a lot of money. >> stephanie: yep. albert in tucson welcome. >> caller: hello. i wanted to make a comment on that gentlemen who said regular citizens need assault weapons because they are the only thing that can penetrate body armor. right, the crack agent will slip on their body armor before they come in and take your flat screen tvs and alcohol. give me a break. [ applause ] >> stephanie: he is the top of the smart list today. john fugelsang relates with us right? for anoth

elizabeth warren said today she was shocked by the budget. said it dismantles social security inch by inch, noting that two-thirds of seniors rely on social security for most of their income, elizabeth warren said today, quote, they are hanging on by their fingernails to their place in the middle class. she said, we cannot chip away at america's middle class and break the promise to our seniors. should the obama white house see this as a george w. bush second term moment, a president taking for granted the supporters he cannot afford to lose and the ones he cannot afford have disenchanted with him, or are the parties not the same and do democrats always see their base differently? do democrats really like these punch the hippie moments where they think complaints on the left make them look strong and centrist? it's one or the other. somebody i am darn sure knows which way the white house sees us joins us next. what if you could shrink your pores just by washing your face? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy

to defeat any cuts to social security or medicare joining in the outrage progressive senator elizabeth warren e-mail to supporters today saying she was shocked by the president's social security cuts which makes it all the more strange that the president is dining with republicans tonight trying to make amends with the right instead of making amends with the left for doing something that no democratic president has done in more than seventy five years. all right it's time for the long ramble. i. journeyed for tonight. cameron stewart research associate government studies of the heritage foundation and patrick how we reporter from the daily caller gentlemen thank you guys for being here tonight thank you so i don't understand this this seems like a slam dunk for republicans to support it's got major entitle me reform in here it's got major spending cuts for medicare and other discretionary spending programs why aren't the republicans lining up to you know give obama a big wet kiss and say thank you you just real quickly you said there's a major in time on farms not major entire reforms you tal

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that up this was something that they just pulled out of state air that was something senator elizabeth warren push really hard on in the hearing today and they will continue to push hard on and so i don't know if the case is closed or not but i certainly think that the o.c.c. is trying to sweep this under the rug and it's up to us to make a bunch of noise about it absolutely alexis goldstein former v.p. of merrill lynch and deutsche bank she's also a contributor to the nation thank you so much for giving us your insight thanks for . having me well ever since the american public began to understand the scope of u.s. drone operations abroad we've begun questioning how often these u a v's are accused who they target and where they operate up until this point there have been more questions than there actually have been answers we've essentially been forced to take the obama administration at its word particularly when it comes to who these drones target here's how president obama explained u.s. targets back in september it has to be pressure that is serious and not speculative. it has to be a sit

working with allies in congress like elizabeth warren and -- >> host: surely a republican caller. where are you in ohio? welcome to the program. >> caller: thank you very much. i'm so excited to be on. i wanted to, then i wanted to say was i think people need to be more educated about social security and it's not meant to be a living wage. it's meant to be a supplement and i don't understand because so many people call and they are struggling but we need to educate people from an early age that it wasn't something to be lived on. it's a supplement and so that would be for both parties to understand. the word progressive and scares me, move on, a big red flag to me. >> host: why? why did they scare you? >> caller: because their agenda it seems to me is not to fix problems but to continue to raise taxes just like their rich which many of them are that but i am sure that they hide somewhere and i don't mean to be mean. but i just think to me, they are a scary bunch and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> host: your response? >> guest: i can tell you are earnest so thanks for call

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren wrote in an e-mail to her constituents she was "shocked" by the president's proposal adding our social security system is critical to protecting middle-class families and we cannot allow it to be dismantled inch by inch. however, press secretary jay carney said the president had accepted republican proposals to cut social insurance in order to pass a budget that could help the middle class. >> in order to achieve that deal, he recognizes he will have to make some tough choices and that democrats will have to accept things that they would not otherwise want to do. but so too will republicans. >> john: while on the right national republican congressional committee chairman congressman greg walden of oregon said wednesday his budget really lace out a kind of a shock attack on seniors. but so far, speaker of the house john boehner was concerned this attack wasn't nearly big enough. >> i made it clear that i disagree with what chairman walden said. this is the least we must do to begin to solve the problems in social security. >> john: which is in no w

. >> senator elizabeth warren also gave a heart-felt speech invoking the city and her home state. >> we are strong. we are collier strong. we are boston strong. but the true source of our strength and our resilience is our spirit. we will miss you, sean. but, we will not forgot you. >> lawmakers pushing for immigration reform aren't just dealing with questions of citizenship, they are pressed to prove new legislation won't put the country at greater risk for a repeat of what happened in boston. marco rubio says while the terror attack may make the bill more difficult, it should not derail the process. >>> listen, if boston exposes flaws in our system, immigration or otherwise, we should address that and address it in the bill. of course, we are open to those sorts of things. why have a tragedy happen in boston, which is horrible but we need to learn from it. why not apply those lessons in this bill or another bill. >> the presidential candidate weighed in on how the u.s. deals with those who come here to study. >> senator, very quickly, some are getting leery of all the muslim studen

elizabeth warren appeared on the "rachel maddow show." >>> we saw it from the beginning.e saw volunteers who stepped right in. who ran in, who helped people get immediate medical care and put themselves in harms way. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> parts of the midwest are wheeling from their episode of heavy rain. look at the river in indiana. it's swollen with watder and almost reached the top. officials say they will have to close roads if the water spills over. for more on the weather, we are janed by bill karins. >> so many people are happy with me. >> you are a hero now. >> i take full responsibility when it's good weather. many areas of new england, a beautiful day away from the ocean. it's still chilly. look at d.c., it was 79 yesterday. boston, 69. the middle of the country is on the chilly side. it's going to change in the days ahead. the middle of the nation where there's snow on the ground in colorado and wyoming, that is warming up rapidly. for the first time in a month, we have warm air heading up in the central plains. the temperature

yeah, and elizabeth warren made that point.s. >> stephanie: right. there is some good stuff in the budget, the president's budget calls for nearly $300 billion in expanded preschool education and other things. and this will be another thing for the republicans, anything that helps build infrastructure. our economy is poised for progress as long as washington doesn't get in the way, the president said yesterday. yes. his physical 2014 budget increases the spending cuts that are already hurting our economy. and that's the other thing unfortunately -- the other bad political place that the president is coming from is this sequester is really bad. what he is trying to do is stop that, at least. at least cuts in place that are not as horrible as the sequester. he said the plan reduces the deficit, and makes necessary investments because we can do both. the numbers work. there is not a lot of smoke and mirrors. the president yesterday. >> obama: -- reducing the deficit and making the investments necessary to grow our economy. and we

i mean, you had al franken and elizabeth warren and some-- very liberal democrats voting to repeal thisis this a sign that the coalition, the democratic support is leading the frey? >> yeah, i mean, these were the guys who -- some of the people were demanding a single payer system at the time and now they're worried to what it's doing to market competition and that device tax was one example and we've had the hhs recently, totally reverse itself on the decision to cut more than necessary from medicare advantage, part of the medicare program where seniors used private insurers, a popular program that they would gut and more money than the law called for until there was a bipartisan revolt of democrats and republicans who wrote letters and now restoring funding. why? because seniors like it. so you have a lot of democrats themselves who are having second thoughts on this. >> and what does it tell us about the popularity of the law overall? has it changed? we have a poll that results recently. it doesn't look like it's any more popular now than it was when it passed, which is almost unhear

>> hillary clinton or elizabeth warren? oh, interesting. >> who is your favorite -- you're big into hip-hop. who is your favorite emcee of all time? >> picking one is hard. holisisti holistically, jay-z. >> another question through the steve kornacki lens, if you don't mind this will eventually stop, right? >> why? >> today's not that day. so in terms of wardrobe, his wardrobe was pretty famous. so i want to ask you, sweater or sweater? >> i'm going to go with sweater. and it's a big sweater to fill. >> it is a big sweater to fill. >> one more, what is your favorite novel of all time? >> that is tough. >> no, it's not. >> i love "the emperor's children." i have to pick, if i had to pick one -- >> you said it's not hard. what would be yours. >> mine's "rapid run". >> i live for "lo lita.""alita." >> does it have to be a novel or can it be any -- >> that is the question. novel. >> i have no idea. >> it can't be, like, a magazine. >> i pretty much only read nonfiction. >> ever? your entire life? even in high school when you we

working with allies on the inside like elizabeth warren, we will get it done. host: surely in ohio, republican. caller: i am ins tallmadge, ohio. -- in tallmadge. the thing i wanted to say was i think people need to be more educated about social security and that it is not meant to be a living wage. it is meant to be nice supplement -- a supplement. so many people are struggling. we need to educate from an early age that it is a supplement. it was not something to be lived on. and that would be for both parties to understand. the word progressive scares me. host:why? caller: because their agenda seems to me is not to fix a problem but to continue to raise taxes, dislike the rich, which many of them are, but i'm sure they hide it. i don't mean to be mean, but i just think they are scary bunch. that's all i have to say. host: a response? guest: i can tell you are very earnest. thanks for calling. except social security the way it was meant to be was as an augmentation to people of their savings. we think about what is the world meant to be and how things should b

working with allies on the inside like elizabeth warren, we will get it done. host: surely in ohio, republican. caller: i am ins tallmadge, ohio. -- in tallmadge. the thing i wanted to say was i think people need to be more educated about social security and that it is not meant to be a living wage. it is meant to be nice supplement.-- a so many people are struggling. we need to educate from an early age that it is a supplement. it was not something to be lived on. and that would be for both parties to understand. d progressive scares me. host:why? caller: because their agenda seems to me is not to fix a problem sbut to continue to raise taxes, dislike the rich, which many of them are, but i'm sure they hide it. i don't mean to be mean, but i bunch.ink they are scary that's all i have to say. host: a response? guest: i can tell you are very earnest. thanks for calling. except social security the way it was meant to be was as an augmentation to people of their savings. we think about what is the world meant to be and how things should be. retirement was conceive

the help that has to be on the ways electing people like elizabeth warren who aren't going to let this type of stuff happened. the reason this happened is politicians essentially when they need revenue look for a little little place of jacking up prices on the little guy. on the state level that will be increased car inspection fees and fishing licenses, things that won't be called taxes and in this case tweaking the system as the president might say paying more more in your social security. that is just wrong and a symptom of the big money interests carving themselves huge tax loopholes and czech mating politicians into hurting the little guy. at old progressives.org we are trying to support people in congress who are aware of the problem and at a gut level understand our principle and help people like you so thank you so much for calling in. >> host: adam green co-founder of progressive change campaign committee teaches a class at george washington university on the internet and politics. thank you so much for being an art show. >> guest: thank you c-span for fostering this conversat

is anybody going to do anything about this or any serious efforts elizabeth warren males are some of those where you know we were we had a chance store in the occupy wall street period had that turned into a sustained populist movement i think we could have gone after these guys you know the california nurses association the national nurses united is pushing the financial transaction tax the robin hood tax that's a critically important for this because these. folks are extracting a hidden tax from us if we had a tax on their. rapid sales of stocks and bonds we we could have free higher education and that and that state tax we had in the united states from it was eight hundred ninety eight until one hundred sixty four as i recall and f.d.r. kicked it up at thirty five to pay for the see if my recollection is right it was we look at europe eleven countries in europe are the two one of these taxes i asked . a little tiny tax on each stock i asked him guy there's office whether he would support it and he came up with all these you know they came up with these excuses about how they thoug

then senator elizabeth warren was up next after the two state and local officials.ent reached out proactively to state and local law enforcement, offering whatever resources and support may be necessary at this time. president obama did receive updates overnight. now the fbi and local authorities have received voluminous tips and the atf emphasizing once again it is happy to take more. the boston police commissioner saying it has gotten offers as far away as chicago and san francisco to help with the information. residents will see an increased police presence, but a lot of this is just to make people feel better. and any videos photos audio, any media from the crime scene or the immediate vicinity could be helpful. they are emphasizing that if you call in, somebody will take that call. they are saying you don't know what it is that you may have and it could be of the utmost importance. we'll be back with more show after the break. ♪ >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the d

argue the occ did this because they didn't want the consumer financial production barrel under elizabeth warren to be in charge of this because they have been known to be very kind to the banks. they have been known to bury the banks bodies and known to lie on behalf of the banks, which they did in this independent foreclosure review. recently, they came out with a number that said 4.2% of bow rowers had an error. >> we did this whole review and don't worry, it's only 4.2% of the people have an error. >> just last week, the government had an auditor and they said the occ did not come up with the methodology. they didn't tell each bank how to figure out where they were errors and they basically found out there was no way you could have figured out one consistent error rate across the banks because there was no consistent methodology. it was like reverse methodology. >> an amount of -- less than the treasury department to goldman sachs, over $12 million. nobody said anything. goldman just got a check for 12 billion. all the mess and wrongful foreclosures in the country only about two third of tha

speech from the senate floor since monday's bombing at the boston marathon, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren spoke of the tragic event, saying they will get through it together. >> every year during the marathon, we are one family. we cheer for each other. we carry each other across finish lines. when tragedy strikes, we're also one family. we hurt together. and we help together. >> senator warren also praised everyone from firefighters to police to emt's, even regular people, all of whom rushed in to help those who were injured by those two explosions. >>> in california, local and state officials are still urging all of us to be hypervigilant in the wake of the bombings in boston. we spoke with lieutenant governor gavin newsom today, and he says public safety is the government's no. 1 concern. there aren't any threats locally, but authorities are reviewing security plans for upcoming events like the america's cup. >> no event survives without it being safe for everybody, so that's foremost in our minds. having said that, we're always reviewing the details, the safety plans for each event. >

polls by double digits and the feeling is that he's maybe tapped in a little bit better to the elizabeth warrent machine that will get the progressive suburbs out. i don't think lynch is getting what he needs, at least from boston to win this race. but honestly that's very preliminary, and it's just a guess based on anecdote tall evidence. >> michael: that's the feel you got from being out there. you mentioned south boston. there is a special election for the senate. could heavy turnout there be enough to push them over the top and how likely would that be? >> here's what i found really interesting. you see a lot of signs for the candidate, the south boston candidate for the special state senate seat, a lot of houses were signed. a lot of signs on decks. a lot of signs in window. you don't see anywhere near many lynch signs. if you're going with the south boston team and you're willing to put a sign out it would seem that you have the sign out. but i really didn't find that. i was surprised by how many more signs there were for the state senate candidate than the candidate running for the unite

i think after 10 years of stagnation which we will have with two terms of elizabeth warren as president. [laughter] items see how we will come all better. this is a sad state of affairs because i am thinking if we just let people use their own initiative things are wonderful but they don't. i operated under the assumption free-market and individual liberty and the astonishing wealth and the guns that we have in the constitutional protections would allow us to get over ward and the shift but i underestimated washington because i don't think that is the case. i don't think that things can happen in when they do i am shocked but that is where we are headed by conservatives to have interesting and great ideas but the problem is we still try to lew be back in new deal of the great society obama will -- obamacare will be implemented and we will spend 20 years figuring out and we had a chance to stop it and we didn't. i am pessimistic as much as i liked to blame him that republicans were in charge for a long time and they share the blame now for different reasons but believe better not eidensh

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i'll read to you something that elizabeth warren, senator from massachusetts said in short chained wpi is just a fans which way to say cut benefits for seniors and permanently disabled and orphans our social security protect middle class families and we cannot allow it to be dismantleed inch by inch. is this fight against the president coming from liz warren, someone we he worked very hard to get in his government. are his words likely to resonate with the president? >> absolutely. and i think liz warren is emblematic, she has her finger on the pulse of the democratic democratic grass roots and has her finger in the pulse of progressives. i think whatever she says is speaking from the base. she's going give them a lot of ammunition to really fight the president on this. i question why he would want to have this fight with the people, the very people who elected him into office, and the people that he promised he was going to protect. >> michael: like i said i'm not so sure he wants to have that fight. he wants the discussion. noah rothman you come at this from a different advantage poi

ed davis and fbi special agent in charge and several others including massachusetts senator elizabeth warren gather. we're hoping to learn more about it. >> act of terror yesterday, we wanted to organize a briefing with you and the information we have. the mayor is here. the members of our congressional delegation, all of the law enforcement leadership. we have several people who want to present to you this morning and take your questions. a couple points i want to mention at the outset. i told you yesterday that the fbi has taken charge of the investigation, special agent in charge, rick deloria will speak shortly. it's important to clarify that two and only two explosive guises were found yesterday. other parcels, all other parcels in the area of the blast have been examined but there are no unexploded bombs. there were no unexploded explosive devices found. over 150 people were injured yesterday in the blast. some gravely. our thoughts go out to all of those injured and killed and to their families and friends. i personally want to thank the extraordinary first responders for their just e

elizabeth warren.he massachusetts democrat is generating increasing support among progressives who say they will push for an alternative candidate if clinton supports cutting benefits of any kind. >>> we have this to pass along. learning that senator lindsey graham will vote no on the gun control bill. he tweeted i will oppose the toomey-manchin background amen amendment. >> we asked what will get control faster. uncle jimmy says neither will leave the house. they will both be poisoned with amendments to the point that nobody will support them. and christie asks, stuff gets done quickly in congress? snark there. keep comments coming in on twitter and facebook. come overo mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. what if you coul

clinton, i will enthusiastically vote for her if she's elizabeth warren's running mate. switching gears here, the u.n. approved a treaty that would regulate armed sales to tyrranical regimes. iran north korea and syria voted against it. the nra loves it. the treatly will be killed in the senate where anti-gun senators are echoing the false claims that this will affect gun owners in the u.s. that's a lie. get used to it. are the senators really willing to put the will of gun lobbyists over our national security again? east lane? >> two things to say. one is i think it is time to build a very large wooden basketball player on wheels and present it to kim jong-un. that's number one. >> john: apparently dennis rodman is a chamberlain. >> i think he thought he was meeting obama. number two to the nra, if this is my camera. we're getting tired of prying your guns out of your cold, dead hands. >> john: tina? >> the u.n. just feeds into a conspiracy theory that, spoiler alert, the jews are behind it. by one world government trying to take your guns. and so this really -- like th

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i saw senator elizabeth warren today at a constituency services event downtown in back bay. these are people whose cars had been moved to place they didn't expect them to or couldn't reach their cars because they were in singled out location. they just needed help. and there was an amazing sense of efficiency and it was more than neighborliness. it was administrative. people knew what was going on and were taking charge. i felt that all over the city. >> john: relief to hear that panic hasn't overtaken that. the people of boston are joining together and taking care of each other. i'm curious what you've heard about the state of the investigation. of course, the web is rife with rumors. is the word on the street the same around boston? are people trading theories? are there rumors going around to the people? >> people are trading theories. i won't trade them on national media but there are theories going around. i think one of the things we saw this afternoon with both the president and then governor deval patrick stressed to the country that jumping to conclusions isn't the

they would be jeopardizing the position with senator elizabeth warren.ent might want to attack them. why bother? but without that reassurance, nobody wants these stocks. think about it. u.s. bank corps, jpmorgan, goldman sachs and wells fargo reported better than we believed given how lousy the economy is. if we get a better economy, you will want to own these stocks. but the companies can't say that. it's the new horrid normal. where only the most consistent companies can say anything good. if you want to outperform the average, as the recession resistant names. they have conviction because the ceos have conviction, and they can give you visibility for multiple years. but bank ceos, being optimistic and not cautious, after what they have been through, don't be ridiculous. they can't reassure you and they know better than to be bullish. and that's why they are so darn tough to own. stick with cramer. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal thi

elizabeth warren 5, andrew cuomo, 3.veryone not named hillary clinton on the poll has a lot to think about here. >> yeah. i mean, if hillary runs, and i think she will run, she's certainly setting herself up. >> she's running, she's already running. >> i'm glad we're there. >> we don't fall for the masquerade. >> i don't think most of those individuals decide to run even if she's in the race, or if they do, it is a way to get their name out there for a future contest. joe biden, i can't imagine biden and hillary, head to head, he would step back when she does run. in terms of her inevitability for the primary, i think she's there. we thought that in 2008 and it didn't work out, but this time i really do think she's inevitable. she's going to be out of politics the next four years, she's going to be speaking in front of adoring crowds like this. she can wade in when she wants to. republicans can't lay a glove on her. she will be in great shape for 2016. >> this is what i can't imagine for democrats, uncontested open democ