we have seen reports actually that's any help either costa's on his way to gemini now at enda is why he did that. when will i get it like you would choose to get a gemini posting i did think of him he would not want to stay in boston. that's why in a personal view i think you will want to get somewhere in the west. it may be the gemini is an easy place to him to go to bob but umpire. i wonder whether he won't stay there permanently he might want to get a brace and he mumbled to get to the united states. i doubt that he won't state the emotion itself. for someone who was convicted of stealing bits and abandons the back of her goals as well as dumb as does the cost he does that to be punted from your pointy well in the first one to make is that he is guilty and i die i want to say that because of this constant attempts to say that he was a political prisoner um this be six or seven decisions by the european court of human rights. i've lost count how many the rock which is said unequivocally that mr difficulty is guilty of massive tax evasion. all is simply enormous scale. now he has be

there is a lot of conversation over the summer about the strategy around enda and marriage equality,e likening it to what we saw around roe vs. wade in terms of this idea of the court getting ahead of people, and so it strikes me if we're talking about a state like utah, we're not talking just california, right? we're talking about a place like utah. that does start to suggest that people, as the person in the opening clip said, is actually ahead of the court's and ahead of the government. i would think that would be a positive going into a supreme court case. >> yeah, i think that it is the case. it's just not that controversial anymore. only a third of americans really strongly oppose marriage equality. the vast majority of young people, over 70%, are in favor of it. and then you look at the doom and gloom, the sky is falling predictions from the right. they just didn't happen. it didn't materialize. i got married in a very rural state in vermont. that's liberal. but there is also marriage equality in iowa. now minnesota. so all these predictions about how bad it was going to be, p

been some amazing bipartisan votes in the senate, comprehensive immigration reform one of them, the enda bill that came out of there, but it's been a tough slog. you've got a few weeks left in the year, and the notion that this is going to be prioritized, there's going to be this push by bipartisan senators to get tougher sanctions on iran when the white house is explicitly saying no to me, that looks -- i just don't understand. is it the case that senators are going home to their states and people are standing up at town halls saying we need stronger sanctions on iran? why is this such a priority? >> listen, you have 47 million americans who have lost food stamp benefits, who are potentially going hungry this holiday season, you have farms that are going to shut down some time next year without a farm bill being passed. you're exactly right, there are bigger priorities. now, what my friends on both sides of the aisle will say is that, no, wait, we need to do this right now so that if the negotiations fall apart some time next year, we're right there immediately with tough, new sanctions

look at what's happening with enda at the federal level. look at how chris christie kind of tried to shrilink his way through. >> whstill in that long list of people who the gop autopsy said we needed to reach out to, which was everybody, they've failed everybody. african-americans. latinos. women. youth. and the gays. >> and guess what? there's another group that we're going to be talking about. jonathan capehart and david sirota, they're going to stick with me. because it's not just women and minorities and gay people or young people. now the gop has decided they don't want catholic votes either. that is coming up. >> need i remind his holiness, pope francis, charity is a gospel value. that puts free market capitalism on the right side of the lord. >> exactly! free market capitalism on the right side of the lord! who says you can't serve both god and money? who would say such a thing? [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve

. >> jobs and infrastructure, the 2014 budget, immigration reform, minimum wage, enda, unemployment insurance farm bill and we have the brady background check. listen to the people of america who want to move congress forward and not be labeled as the most do-nothing congress in the history of the united states. >> the house has continued to listen to the american people and to focus on their concerns. now, whether it's the economy, whether it's jobs, whether it's protecting the american people from obama care, we've done our work. when you look at the number of bills passed by the house and the paltry number of bills passed by the senate, you can see where the problem is. >> so far if you can believe it, only 55 bills have been signed into law this year. that makes this the least productive congress ever. >>> we talked about this just a few minutes ago, amazon with the world on the edge of its seat. they have this tantalizing glimpse into the future of faster delivery using drones. it turns ot drones are already in widespread use. check it out, real estate agents use them to photograph homes

. >> there has been some show of bipartisanship, you were one of ten republicans who voted for enda,hich is the employment nondiscrimination act which makes it illegal to discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. you crossed the aisle to work for gun control, another example. do you see any areas senate side, house side, where you think there can be some common ground and a coming together? >> i budget deal could get done. we've a statutory spending limit. it was boy partisan, signed into law boy president obama. we should get real close to that. if we spend more, we should find offsets elsewhere. we have a whole slew of provisions in the tax code that expire every year. as bad as our tax code is, we choose to make it worse by having all these temporary features. we ought to go through and say the constructive, helpful, pro growth features should be made permanent. the rest should be gotten rid of. these are things that i think there should be broad bipartisan support for. >> senator pat toomey, thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. >>> inhuman, morally c

enda spin off of lands' is not enough to satisfy hedge fund investors."in the loop." ♪ >> it has been the year of explosions in celebrity kitchens for. lawson is being dragged through the u.k. courts and out -- amidst allegations of cocaine use here in have you been following this? >> we had this great piece in time magazine about how she handled herself in court. all of the different way she was managing her reputation during the trial. >> it was really interesting. these cases underline the power of the personal brand and what you can do to salvage her reputation when scandal hits. joining us is a reputation. air. he is an associate at a management firm that works with celebrities, athletes, and government officials. including goldman sachs. they were slung through the mud as well. first off, what grade you give nigella lawson and how she handles herself? >> i would give her about a b plus. she needs to understand that you never pound your own test, whether you are sitting on the standard talking to the media. she was trying to do both. by her coached

enda, ending discrimination against lgbt community people in the workplace. there's so many items on the agenda that have the support of me peern people in large numbers. yesterday was the anniversary of newtown, pass the brady background bill. all these things are an agenda we have neglected up until now, we haven't had time for it of i guess they haven't been priorities for this congress but they are priorities for the american people. and for the democrats in congress. one reason to vote for this package even though you think it's meager and may not like all its priorities as the gentleman said is to at least have agreement on the budget that enables us to move forward for bigger fights that will improve policy, improve the lives of the american people, honor our responsibilities to them. but i urge our colleagues to vote for the budget but to vote against this rule because this rule says no. it says no to the congress. we are not even going to allow you to speak or vote on unemployment insurance benefits extension. it says no to the american people. if yo

have a list -- jobs and infrastructure, immigration reform, minimum wage, unemployment insurance, enda, we have the brady background check and other issues, as well. these are some of the issues we have yet to rectify and to solve and we only have eight days left before we end this legislative year. or less. failure to get it done. we should not settle for failure. we should be striving for success. these are not issues of the democratic caucus. americans,ssues of all americans. and their responsibility to get these done -- and we have a responsibility to get these done. i do not want to disappoint my mom. our republican colleagues are paying attention to mama crowley. maddo not want mama crowley at them. do-be labeled as the most nothing congress in the history of the united states. that is what they have become. that is not a marker i would like to have on my mantel place. we as democrats will continue to encourage, cajole, do everything we can to move the agenda forward to address these critical issues of our country. jobs, infrastructure, immigration reform, and the list goes on. w