and i hope erick is right. but there's a lot of republicans that believe that there's nothing magic about august 2nd, that there's nothing particularly catastrophic about a partial default, that there's plenty of money there. and they don't feel any pressure whatsoever to do this. they say that this is -- it never sort of happens. there just are not 218 republicans that can vote for a bill that the senate can pass. that is abundantly clear to me and i think erick is saying the same. i think one of these rare instances where we kind of agree. >> so erick, what are the politics that you think the democrats are playing with this? there's obviously political calculations on both sides of the aisle. people don't like to talk about political calculations for their own party. erick, what do you think is the political calculations that democrats in the senate have been playing? >> well, running out the clock to a degree. i think historically we've seen in just the past five years with a will the of the republicans ther

. >> el pequeÑo erick insiste en que quiere estudiar en el poco tiempo que le queda de vida. >> ha sidoe fue expulsado de la escuela catÓlica a la que asistÍa por algo que no es su culpa. >> ¿por quÉ no has ido al colegio?. >> porque no quieren que vaya al colegio. >> ¿por quÉ?. >> porque me van a sacar. >> ¿quÉ te gustarÍa ser de grande a ti?. >> sus padres son portadores del virus de vih y el niÑo naciÓ con la enfermedad a pesar que la vida ha golpeado a esta familia han dado lo mejor a sus hijos, trabajando para darles educaciÓn la cual ha sido negada por las hermanas que estÁn a cargo del colegio. >> mi hijo tiene el problema del sida y tiene una herida en la naricita y a veces le picarÁ y se rasca, entonces sangra el niÑo a motivo de eso la hermana tiene interÉs en que se retire del colegio. >> por los pocos recursos que cuenta y trabajando para mantener con salud a erick y a su esposo con su avanzada enfermedad no puede trabajar, kathia ha pedido ayuda al ministerio de salud y educaciÓn. >> ahora el desenlace parece haber tomado un giro diferente. >> el vice ministro de educaciÓn

. >>> now, let's get a quick first impression as we weigh in from the contributor, erick erickson, and cornell belcher, the democratic pollster who worked for president obama in 2008 then senator obama and john avon a senior columnist at "newsweek." it's pretty clear that they don't want to go off the rails here and that if they get a promise of tax reform, they seemed more open-minded than some of the freshmen have seemed in recent days and weeks about let's try to figure this out. >> yeah, and what i'm hearing from members of congress, in fact, before we went on the air, i fielded a few calls from some of them, and their concern goes to the gang of six deal, they're willing to consider some alternatives if the cut, cap and balance fails in the senate which it probably will, but they want everything to be now. they don't want to raise taxes now with promises of spending cuts in the future because they feel very strongly that when republicans have made the deals with democrats in the past we've never actually gotten to the spending cuts. >> and so when you hear this -- let me ask the g

erick, do you think it's possible -- i mean, i understand bachmann not having time to read the full four pages but wouldn't her staffers read that? >> yeah. see, this is the point. i've been in campaigns for more than a decade and see these pledges go through a lot of campaigns and usually you have a menial staffer, typically a college intern and they get this in and they say, this group is on the list, let's sign it and get it in and they don't stop to read this and this trips up democrats and republicans. the problem for the bachmann campaign is they're just taking off. these little trip-ups, typically that happened before they were taken as a serious candidate. they're trying to build grassroots support. they come back to bite them and this one will leave a big bite mark. >> is that a valid excuse? that maybe some staffer read it? she didn't read the whole thing? >> i find that mind-boggling. such a statement would scream out to you as just incredibly wrong. that you cannot -- if you are a first-year student in high school and you read that statement, that's got to send up some alarms

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problems that have made our system dysfunctional or not serving people because, and this is what erick's book is about -- the power of money in the system, the power of lobbyists. the power of those forces to dilute legislation and a republican party that admitted openly its main task was to destroy president obama and the health care bill, in my memory, tell me if i'm wrong, the first major piece of social legislation in the last 40-50 years was the first piece of legislation to pass without a single republican vote. that said, that's important. i also think that the stimulus, the recovery was deluded because of republican pressure and the timidity of many democrats, and then the failure as garrett talk about, the failure to message it was a recovery program allowed too much of a media that doesn't serve the people to conflate that recovery program with the bailout of the banks so that it led to the emergence of a right wing popular movement and a justified anger that the recovery was not sufficient again for the scale of the economic crisis, and as we see today as we sit here, presiden

erick stakelbeck, thank you for what you are doing and keep up the fight. >> guest: thank you. i really appreciate it, fred. i really do. >> that was "after words," booktv signature program and which offers and related non-fiction books are interviewed. "after words" airs every weekend on the tv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9 p.m. on sunday and 12 a.m. on monday. you can also watch "after words" online. go to booktv.org and click on afterwards in the booktv series on the upper right side of the page. >> what are you reading this summer, booktv wants to know. >> tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweet at booktv. >> you can find out about upcoming booktv weekend programs like "in depth" by using your mobile phone. simply text the word book to 997 zero two to receive a weekly e-mail about our schedule and sign-up now for a chance received a signed copy of linda hogan's book, the people of the whale. standard message rates apply. the next three hours is your chance to speak with chickasaw author and poet linda hogan. ..

erick kanter has been joined at the hip with him -- eric cantor. john boehner brought a different style of management to the speakership. nancy pelosi -- her moment of truth was the health care bill. she leaned and muscled and pushed and persuaded. a majority of democrats, overwhelming, past the health care bill three different times. john vander promised not to be that kind of a speaker. but when a speaker loses a vote and the perception of power is power in washington, it is a weakened speakership. >> charlie cook said many house and senate members in the 2012, 2014, 2016 are going to lose their seats because congress has become a laughingstock over this. >> to pick up on what marks -- what mark said, john boehner -- the blandishments that worked in the past do not work anymore. you cannot do earmarks. what they worry about, some of these younger members, is a primary on their way. they are happy to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory because for them, it i ia personal victory. >> who is in trouble? orrin hatch maybe? >> absolutely. >> that is

. >>> se trata de andrea legarreta y erick rubÍn que tuvieron problemas porque erick subiÓ un video desegigue dando merecidas vacaciones y a lo mejor podrÍa quedar ahÍ con la si guerra continuamos con noticia aquÍ en despierta amÉrica fiscales de la florida, con los argumentos finales de dos defensores de casi anthony se espera que luego de la fase de deliberaciÓn de jurado y para saber mÁs lodo que podrÍa pasar pasamos en vivo con el abogado y ex juez federal, roberto moreno a quien le damos la bienvenida buenos dÍas ments>ment. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> quÉ se espera para hoy cuando darÍa inicio a la deliberaciÓn. >>> los escenarios posibles que la declaren culpable de asesinato en primer grado y la pena capital estarÍa junto con esta determinaciÓn pero tambiÉn hay otras to fo freno sas que s derivan los cargos puede ser cualquier deliberaciÓn que determine que uno de los cargos va y otros no. >>> abogado los expertos dicen que la evidencia presentada es cÍrcunstancial esto podrÍa ser suficiente. >>> obviamente sÍ. >>> la evo dadidencia circunsta ocurre en muchos casos si bien hay una evi

eric said all of the freshmen in the republican congress and senate are extremists so if we're to erick that list would be huge march said being added to a list is a modern day backhanded character assassination then to say that the southern poverty law center things everyone is a right wing extremist did most of our viewers come away thinking he was a racist or not was he taken out of context no one thought that either but what a lot of people are missing from this conversation is that rand paul's point of view is pretty standard libertarian so would that make all libertarians extremists in the eyes of the as b l c no my view the problem is a restaurant owner saying you can't bring a firearm in here isn't the same as i'm saying you can't bring a black or gay person in here to help people and right now to his credit rand paul didn't manage to say every fiber of my being doesn't believe in discrimination maybe they should have just left it at that or maybe he should have people to look into what he believes before jumping on that libertarian bandwagon. well thanks for giving us your inpu

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and that you know her for forty a group public relations as well as a blogger heather servo dot com erick annuity democratic strategist and brian darling columnist at human events and contributor to red state dot com big government dot com and director of government studies at barrett foundation a lot of titles here welcome to all of you let's get started. there you know it's official john boehner walked away from the debt negotiations today and wouldn't return the president's phone calls and then after the president came out did his press press conference john boehner came out and said this. i take the same oath of office of president of the united states i've got the same responsibilities as the president of the united states and i think that's for both of us to do what's in the best interest of our country ok well you know the third part i agree with but is this is an al haig moment you know when reagan got shot i'm in charge here i have the same responsibilities as the president is that it was a great moment for the president that john boehner walked out of these talks it's about time

eric said all the freshman in the republican congress and senate are extremists so if we're up to erick that list would be huge.

disabled i mean this is this is the stuff that erick you know it and you know what no one is wanting to do it on the back that eric cantor does you know i i don't. i think that's a little much since they absolutely die if we had him here with a lie detector test on it i don't think it would come out that he wants to do that and i'd why does his policies say he's just trying to act responsibly just like every night at the regards to his travels there is always a crowd publicans pass is actually going to increase the debt the democrats republicans the president so many people have said that they want to address this issue and we should thought demagogue each other and allow these leaders to come to a table and have a good discussion that is going to lead to some real solutions here and i agree thanks for coming thank you thanks for having created to be a very interesting next few weeks particularly as the message wars began about who's responsible for the debt and tragically the unemployed are not only forgotten in all the sturm and drang and their benefits are actually being cut in se

. >> it is erick stakelbeck and what i'm reading this summer number one is the road to fatima gate by a great war correspondent international correspondent named michael cotton. michael takes you on a wild, hellish first-hand tour of the neighborhoods where hezbollah dwells in and around lebanon from direct confrontations with members of hezbollah to being in the middle of 2006 war against that group. this is a thrill ride of a book and i can put it down. he is done impeccable work and he is a brave, brave on the ground journalist. another book i've been dying to get to for a while now, large book that will take up a lot of my beach time, the legacy of the islamic anti-semitism via friend of mine, dr. andrew boston a preeminent expert on islam and lastly i would love to dig into power of faith and fantasy by israel's ambassador to the u.s..

erick kanter says he and the president squared off. the president added, did not call my bluff. an agreement must be reached by the august 2nd deadline. is not washington will run out of money before it starts defaulted on debt. >> if holden >> to a modest impact on the debris to. slow pass the 80 over crossing. we have been incident free on the bridge. on the san mateo bridge, traffic continues to move well. no problems of a high-rise or getting out to 101. >> this morning is not nearly as bad as it has been. dealers low cloud cover during the 7:00 a.m. hour. most of the east bay and north bay will see relatively mild conditions. here is where temperatures are at the moment. cooler to the north. >> the parents of the bryan stow, the giants fan who was beaten back in march have been named as creditors in the dodgers' bankruptcy case. they sued the dodgers following the beating. this is video of the family. the dodgers then filed for bankruptcy. the main suspect in the case, giovanni ramirez is behind bars on an unrelated parole violation. >> one street in san francisco has more

erick erickson is a friend of yours, rote on redstate.com, we sent to washington a group of men and womencut washington spending and now we're confronted that they want to pass off their obligations to another deficit commission. they raised the debt ceiling and claimed they did all they could, but they haven't. how tough, raw, are the internal tensions in the republican party between what i'll call some of you, the new members, and my language, the establishment? >> there is no question, john, that this is an issue on which a lot of people disagree. there's no question also that every single member of congress, in both houses, in both political parties, is concerned about this issue. we understand that there are profound and very daunting consequences we may face if we pass august 2nd without raising the debt limit. but there are some of us who think that we also ought to be concerned about the rink that will confront us if we raise it too cavalierly and reflectively as we've done in the pass without putting in place permanent, binding structural reform mechanisms of the sort we need in

. >>> let's bring into the conversation erick erickson, he's the editor in chief of restdate.com, he's urging them to hold firm and our chief political analyst joining us, gloria borger. you said the boehner plan is not enough, are you prepared to have the speaker lose or pull from the floor and not have a vote on something that is incredibly consequential to his leadership, never mind the country? >> oh, you know, i don't think it's that consequential to his leadership. i don't remember this conversation about whether nancy pelosi would lose her speakership if obama care couldn't pass the house. i think that that's not really true. the speaker will still be the speaker, but if he continues to make people mad, the boeing legislation is being delayed, that could hurt, but, no, i think it would be a great night for the country if john boehner's plan was denied. put it in perspective, john, last week the entire conservative movement was unified behind republicans and five democrats in the house, all the republicans in the senate on a plan and this week the speaker couldn't make that the f

. >> they said erick kanter is holding things up. >> there's really only one person that has not madeoncessions on all of the eight, nine in that room and that is majority leader kantor. rob >> at any suggestion that effort has played in this meeting has been anything less than helpful has been just wrong. that of a lack of a deal has wall street on a chip it says that it could speak for the u.s. bond rating on review for a possible downgrade will be cited the rising possibility that congress will not meet the rising deadline cricket the white house says there is no way by tomorrow toward significant reduction the focus will shift to raising the debt ceiling. and our cost still hinging on a broad consensus. >> a look at our extended forecast, the fall the weather is sticking with us for the next couple of days but we are finally starting to warm up into next week. i will have details coming up. >> you can see the of fog rolling in. this from roof camera, he conceived a mixture of clouds and son. we will have the fog and drizzle tomorrow morning temperatures in the '50s for the most pa