erickson has finally hit the fifth stage of conservative climate change grief: denial, denial, denial, denial, and acceptance. [ laughter ] now, sure, america beat tojo; we crushed hitler; we put a man on the moon, but incrementally reducing co2 emissions? that sounds like work. [ laughter ] how can we fight an enemy we can't even see?! get out of here! get out of here! did i hit it? i don't know. [ laughter ] so, it's high time we stop trying to solve the problem and resign ourselves to each day getting worse. [ laughter ] because when erick erickson says, "get used it," he means city-swallowing storms, mass extinctions, deadly heatwaves, crippling floods, and droughts that make a desert out of oklahoma. [ laughter ] that's just how it is now. our problems are just too big to cure. so join me and erick. give up, crawl into bed with a cheesecake and wait for death. [ laughter ] now sure, the only thing worse than global warming itself might be knowing you're destroying the planet and doing nothing, but if guys like erick have their way, you better get used to it. [ laughter ] and that

former england manager spend your own erickson says he does it for love nor money off to taking up another lucrative post as technical director at all nasa in dubai. i can promise you that the jobs you know very coast. time and here it's not for money absolutely no. i don't complain about myself. i'm happy with that but. it's not for money it's for the love too for. well in the meantime the first official testing of the biathlon track has been held at next year's winter games resort of sochi with russia's olympic champions but long as lips over taking gold at the warm event stevens has more. at the twenty tena lympics in vancouver russia finished eleventh overall with three gold medals two of these came in biathlon the country's second favorite winter sport behind ice hockey. clinched one of these in the women's relay and also took gold in this week's i.b.u. cup had the purpose built lauer a sentence with the twenty six year old claiming the victory left her exhausted you know it seemed today i tested the track and i really felt it there's no other track in the well like this it's hard the

as krista erickson tells us, the prince took on taliban fighters. >> reporter: prince harry is not aboveo the throne is heading home after finishing his second tour of duty in afghanistan. harry is a gunner on british apache attack helicopters and says he fired on taliban fighters. >> save a life. that's what we resolve around i -- revolve around i suppose. you know, it's a -- it's trying to play the game, i suppose. >> reporter: he's been in afghanistan since september, spending christmas on the front lines. >> this is my bed. i don't really make it when i'm done here. a joy to have it made. >> reporter: shortly before he left for his assignment, prince harry suffered through bad press and a scolding from the queen after a wild night in las vegas. as he headed home, the prince took a shot at the press for reporting what he called rubbish. >> let myself down. let my family down, a lot of people down. at the end of the day, one should expect a certain amount of privacy. >> reporter: he was wild about another headline. his brother prince william and his wife kate are expecting a baby. harr

led by dennis erickson, nolan and singletary and nolan. however, this all changed with harbaugh.t season they got back into the playoffs with a thrilling first round victory over the saints. and super bowl, 46. harbaugh has done it again pushing all the right buttons. some of these decisions did not sit well with all the players. harbaugh going with colin kaepernick proved to be the right one. now, the 49ers are one victory away from maintaining their glory of another trip down market street >> raiders have hired tony sparano and russell wants back in. the word is that he is broke. after getting a 30 million-dollar contract. when we return, a special word about kron this honored on a national radio. i will tell you about it coming out. . coming up.. >> san francisco is on a national radio show on cbs. they introduced me as a gary radnich from one of the greatest k television station staffron and he said gary radnich is going back one of the greatest stations in the country. and he said that he had admitted that did not seen it in 18 years. >> pam: see you at 11 [ female announcer

again, i think erickson, he doesn't work for fox.oint is fox is interested in clicking phony outrage so the same three million people will tune in every 20 minutes. to be outraged all day long. but as a republican party has found out that does not -- equate to getting people elected. that's where the conflict is. >> john: you're right. fox news, they went from being the propaganda wing of the party to limbaugh, running the party. i don't think they care about elections. they care about ratings and profit. that's why they may be hurting the republicans. can you hang out throughout the break? >> sure. >> john: i want to talk to you about some hilarious tweets including tucker carlson being sexist while taking on sexism. we'll get to that and much more. it's the "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: the station where the handbasket to hell leaves from. it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo

"outfront" tonight, erick erickson and john avlon. so, the president in his inauguration speech took on those who don't believe in climate change. he made that choice to focus on it. >> some may still deny the overwhelming judgment of science, but none can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires, crippling drought and more powerful storms. >> it sort of surprised me to look at the polls and see that fewer and fewer people seem to believe this is a problem or a manmade problem. maybe it was the al gore effect. seemed like people would get warmed up. >> you know, it seems to me that the biggest problem that global warming aggregates have is every time the conversation comes up is there's a snowstorm and instead of the winter, more people would buy into it. the biggest problem, what does it matter? say the president does do something with global warming? china and india aren't going to. we could shut down production of everything tomorrow that causes greenhouse gases and china and india aren't and even if everyone did, the effects w

>> uh -- bucky erickson shot me that shot.that our time was running out and i got the ball and i just didn't have time to turn around, so i threw it up. and i was very surprised. [ applause ] >> jimmy: when you threw the ball up, did you think it had any chance of going in? >> not at first. but then when i turned around, i saw that it was going in and i just started going crazy. >> jimmy: did you guys win the game on that shot? >> no, we ended up still losing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is this the coolest thing that's ever happened to you? >> yes. >> jimmy: what did your friends say after you made the shot? >> all my friends were, like, impressed and they couldn't believe that i made it. when i go around school, people are giving me high fives. >> jimmy: are the girls in school throwing themselves at you now? >> a little bit. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: those are the fringe benefits. you know, just be careful. you don't want a series of paternity tests. how many times have you watched that clip? >> a lot. >> ji

this is not a bill that most republicans, house republicans, but people like erick erickson, on the conservativeublican side, voiced significant displeasure on. where do republicans go from here? because, surprise, surprise, a.b., tomorrow, the 113th congress comes in, john boehner, presumably, will be reflected speaker, and the party has to regroup and move on. where do they go? >> well, that's a -- the macro question of this leaderless party, it's been leaderless for so long. it was cleansed by a leaderless movement. still, the tension between the establishment and tea party forces really define their divisions every day, no matter what's on the floor. i would say that the people who have got their hands dirty voting for that last night, house speaker john boehner, budget committee chairman, paul ryan, they knew that kevin mccarthy, the whip, and eric cantor, the majority leader, wanted that to pass. so the people who got to vote against it still wanted it to pass. so that is really a big tension about who had to take, you know, the dirt, and who got to indulge themselves to vote against it. u

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within hours of redstate's erick erickson publishing a diary against rubio's compromise, rubio responded with his own diary. it was similar to what he had for rush limbaugh the day before. he's reluctantly come to the conclusion that he has no choice but to try to forge a comprehensive compromise. "i do not pretend that this is a perfect solution. i know that the idea of accommodating people who violated our immigration laws in any way makes many people uncomfortable, but we are better off solving this once and for all." one more thing, in that telemundo interview, the president was asked about what needs to be done in order for us to actually see actual normalization of relations between the united states and cuba. and he responded with a message for cuba's leadership. >> we have to do something about all those political prisoners who are still there. we've got to do something about just basic freedoms of the press and assembly. i mean, it's one thing to have cars from the 1950s. it's another thing when your whole political ideology is coming out, is 50 or 60 years old and it's been pro

>> eric erickson is exactly right. during a meeting that newly minted at the time house minority leader nancy pelosi had in about march of -- >> hold on one second. i'll have you hold that thought. tammy baldwin is being sworn in right now. she is the democratic senator from wisconsin. she is the senate-elect, and she's actually the first openly gay woman elected to the senate, and she was also the first woman elected to represent wisconsin in the senate. she's being sworn in right now. all right. finish it up. >> fantastic moment. historic moment. go, tammy. what i was saying, so in march of 2011 i asked then minority leader pelosi if she thought boehner had the votes to raise the debt ceiling then. this is after she spent the entire time talking about how -- what a great vote getter she was and all this stuff. she goes, oh, i don't know, jonathan, you have to ask the speaker that. you have to ask the speaker that, but i'll tell you this. i never lost a vote. nancy pelosi who had as her majority leader steady hoyer, s

erick erickson, an influential republican, and amy cramer.w you and i have talked a lot over the past year plus coming through this election and now here we are a year later, "politico" reporting that the tea party is struggling for money and asking all kinds of groups it hasn't always considered to be a friend. american majority, club for growth and the koch brothers, asking all of them for money. is the tea party going to have to compromise its principles in order to survive? >> no, erin, i don't think we are going to have to compromise our principles. look, if you look back to 2010 when the tea party movement drove the messaging, we won, we had huge victories across the country. when you look at 2012 and the republican party driving the messaging in a presidential election cycle, we lost, not only conservatives but moderates, as well. so i think we need to go back to that message of fiscal responsibility. because the american people want fiscal responsibility. they want washington to live within their means just like small businesses that

look, our colleague, erick erickson is out there telling senate republicans, don't accept this deal.ise. democrats were not going to get everything they wanted. republicans were not going to get everything they wanted. speaker boehner had to pull a deal off the table, saying here's a million bucks. come on, you can't satisfy everybody. >> roland martin, thanks very much. tim carney, thanks very much. we'll continue to follow what's going on. you know the president has a little bit of a problem with liberal democrats when robert reich, the former labor secretary in the clinton administration says this is not a good deal, not something he could support. we'll be back with the latest news on the deal, apparently close to being reached. the vice president of the united states heading over to meet with the senators. stay with us. prothis is flo.ims. i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella.

martin erickson is the deputy director. >> so let's say i'm a patient and i believe that i have been hurt by a doctor or a hospital. what do i do? >> all you have to do is actually to fill in a claims form. you can even fill in on a web page. >> you done need a lawyer. >> don't node a lawyer. >> does it cost any money to file. >> it's absolutely free for the patient. only has to fill in the form. that is all you have to do. >> the patient's complaint about their injury then goes to an independent panel of lawyers, doctors and administrators. there is no courtroom. and no testimony. they examine a patient's medical records and hold it against this standard. would an experienced specialist in the field have acted differently, thereby avoiding the injury. if so, then a patient is offered compensation. all paid for by danish taxpayers. >> need to know airs tonight on most pbs stationsment. >> again the major developments of the day, a federal court ruled president obama's a pointments to the national labor relations >> sreenivasan: "need to know" airs tonight on most pbs stations. >> bro

martin erickson is the deputy director. >> so let's say i'm a patient and i believe that i have been hurt by a doctor or a hospital. what do i do? >> all you have to do is actually to fill in a claims form. you can even fill in on a web page. >> you done need a lawyer. >> don't node a lawyer. >> does it cost any money to file. >> it's absolutely free for the patient. only has to fill in the form. that is all you have to do. >> the patient's complaint about their injury then goes to an independent panel of lawyers doctors and administrators. there is no courtroom. and no testimony. they examine a patient's medical records and hold it against this standard. would an experienced specialist in the field have acted differently thereby avoiding the injury. if so, then a patient is offered compensation. all paid for by danish taxpayers. >> need to know airs tonight on most pbs stationsment. >> again the major developments of the day a federal court ruled president obama's a pointments to the national labor relations >> sreenivasan: "need to know" airs tonight on most pbs stations. >> brown:

led by dennis erickson, and singletary and nolan. however, this all changed with harbaugh.playoffs with a thrilling first round victory over the saints. and super bowl, 46. harbaugh has done it again pushing all the right buttons. some of these decisions did not sit it well with all the players. harbaugh going with colin kaepernick proved to be the right one. now, the 49ers are one victory away from maintaining their glory of another trip down market street chasing applebaum, a our great producer worked until about 11:35 we were speaking about and my contribution was that i will see you tomorrow. jason did all the work! tremendous. while you were in your car they were back working to provide that package. i could not even know if i said to see you tomorrow. the raiders did some business, tony is going to new offensive line coach and i like it wanted to have the assistant head coach. however, tony in recent years was fired by the jets, fired by the dolphins. and the raiders will give them another shot. callahan, villafied. sang at the sabotages the super bowl. he came out an

and erick erickson gets on there and says that paul ryan's vote for this deal sort of puts an end toply frac house event right now. where maybe they could have found a way to message this as all of them being together but instead this is -- it looks like from the outside just all about the deep divisions in that caucus. >> bill: sticking to the politics before we get to the policy. on the political front, it's not the best deal but it is a big win for obama, isn't it? >> i would say it's a pretty big win for obama. he has been trying to lock in -- he has been talking about keeping most of the bush tax cuts all along, and trying to raise them back to clinton levels for the rich. we argue what rich is. we talked about $250,000 a million dollars, and now it came down sort of in the middle of that. which makes me to happy to say, i'm now in the middle class -- >> firmly middle class. >> firmly middle class. but in the end he got what he wanted. they have been trying to change this to all of these things that have really panicked the left. >> bill: and none of those are in this deal? >> n

led by the likes of dennis erickson mike allen and mike singletary. of jim harbaugh in 2010. in his first season he guided the 49ers back to the playoffs and a thrilling first round win over the saints. harbaugh did it again this year pushing all the right buttons with stock even though some of the decisions did not fit well with all the players. though smith lost his job through no fault of his all car buyers call to go out with collin kaepernick would seem to be the right one. now they are one win away from another trip down market street. >> very exciting. harbaugh was a great coach in san diego and stanford and now the ranks of the nfl. it is his second season and he is doing great step for the 49ers. >> let not compare them. let's do like a dad says and not compare the suns. a 20 8:00 a.m. is the time and we will be back with more and a couple of minutes. ♪ using robotics and mobile technology, verizon innovators have made it possible for teachers to teach, and for a kid... nathan. tadpole. ... to feel like a kid again. because the world's bigges

. >> stephanie: erick erickson. >> every time the conversation comes up there is a snow storm.'t even take effect until about a hundred years from now. >> hurricane sandy ring a bell. >> stephanie: know in the winter in the east. >> herp derp. >> stephanie: it is called climate change. enough about my night of food poisoning. [ inaudible ] on the five. >> men have been doing this for a very long time. >> doing what? >> going after younger women. and everything has become so sexlized now that women that do this feel like it is not as stigmatizing as it was before. there is something about feminism that makes them think i can go after that young man, 40 is the new 50. i'll even marry him, and the parents say okay. >> stephanie: wow. that was the point of feminism. >> i think she was complaining about feminism. >> right. she needs to get back in the kitchen. >> stephanie: for once i'm going to agree with you. [ applause ] >> stephanie: let's go to joe in texas. hey, joe, welcome. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: i want to make a quick poin

carville and mary madeline who say the decision was the network's, not theirs red steak blogger, eric erickson has a new job at fox news. no surprise there. the morning program is getting revamped, cnn's new president, geoff zucker hired chris queue mo to be part of it. soledad's role is unclear as they move forward. >> geoff zucker has to shake it up. a clear sign i think. a hewn talent. no where to go but up. more power to them. >> there are no little fixes. >> no. if he had come in and said we have a great product. we are going to stick with it the way it is. i wonder if after what we saw with ann curry on nbc if we will see him bring her to cnn as well. >> interesting. as the baltimore ravens and 49ers get set to faceoff in the super bowl, the senators from maryland have offered a wager. a meal of crab cakes, maryland beer. >> no. >> they are waiting to hear from barbara boxer and dianne feinstein from california as to what they will offer. the hill reports that senator mckulsky will throw in a can of hair spray in ode. >> i think that's a tragedy. >> if you ever wanted today travel to nor

joining us, a pair of cnn contributors, paul begala and erick erickson from redstate.com.e in "the situation room" yesterday, i asked him if the president signs executive orders to restrict guns in some way or background checks, listen to what david keen said. >> some things you can do by executive orders and some things you can't do by executive orders and some things need money to be implemented need monand that's to congress. >> does he have a point that if congress wants to defund that executive order, it's not going to happen? >> well, as a matter of governmental operations, sure. as a matter of politics, david keene is a smart guy and i actually like him as a person. he's on the wrong side of even as his own members. as you know, as erick knows, i'm a hunter, i'm a gun owner. i'm not in the nra because don't think they represent my fellow gun owners very well. the vast majority and nra members even, they were surveyed last year, the vast majority of them support a background check so everyone has to pass through a background check. he's just at a step here, wolf. i t

let's talk about secretary of state with donna brazile and editor-in-chief from redstate.com, erick ericksontary of state. look at these polls. impression of hillary clinton, favorable, ratings, 67%. unfavorable, 28%. that's very, very high. in contrast, joe biden, the vice president, his favorable rate, 48%. unfavorable, 37%. what should these numbers, erick, tell us about 2016 in the time between now and if anything? >> i don't know that they should tell us anything, wolf. i'm always cautious about being that far out. remember, 2006 and 2007 hillary clinton was the shoe-in for the democratic nomination. fast forward, if the angst remains and grows between the republican and democratic party about hostility in washington, which they both share for different reasons, i'm not sure that hillary or joe are going to be the fit that the democrats want. they might want someone from outside washington. >> how important was the hearing for the secretary of state, donna? >> i thought it was very important. mrs. clinton has been admired 11 times since 1993. the only time she's been topped is mother te

you had and erick erickson have said it, the most conservative record of anybody in the republican nominationstylistically, because you didn't call barack obama a socialist, you were a rino. i mean, this is not a party -- last year at least -- that was serious about winning. >> exactly. >> it's a wacky period. and i think the good news is the party, if it gets a vision, and if it gets a big, bold, optimistic view of where this nation needs to go, we'll come back. i mean, these cycles occur. that's the good news. but what joe manchin, my great friend, we were governors together, are just as interested in because the party is going to rebuild. it will go up and down. there will be cyclicality. what we're making sure is that whether democrat or republican people in congress actually start problem solving and getting the work of the american people done. because it seems that congress has given up on the american people, but the american people haven't given up on congress. there's still a pretty optimistic burchg onch out ther they want results and they're getting nothing. let's start with the b

erick erickson wrote this about you. tom coburn, ron johnson, and pat toomey should be ashamed.ares about the size and scope of federal government, so do ron johnson and pat toomey, but they just voted for a tax increase, with legislation that was not even publicly available. in other words, they voted for a law that was not even written for them to review. coburn, johnson and toomey might console themselves into thinking they'll now have leverage with the debt ceiling, but their colleagues have already proven themselves unserious on spending cuts." >> and pat, charles krauthammer called last night called a complete surrender. i agree with charles krautham r krauthammer. what say you, sir? >> well, i think there's one slight detail that dan sr. has been trying to make and i think has been generally overlooked. that is, the existing law was on the books. the fact is, this is unusual circumstances to have a law that gives the president what he really wants, which is a tax increase. we could have said, fine, we're going to allow taxes to go up on all americans. i thought that's a b

and with secretary nancy erickson. ♪ >> the vice president up next.you look out on the mall. it's really starting to fill up there. >> to give you a sense of what's ahead because we want to join in the ceremony with you. and we won't be talking a lot after the course of this. after senator schumer makes remarks, he'll be introducing myrlie evers-williams. she is the widow of. she will be giving the invocation. >> and you've written about the generation. >> the at last time this played out at the inauguration, is joseph lowery, martin king's, gave a benediction at the end. he recited from james weldon johnson, who used to be known as the negro national anthem in the old days. it was an incredibly resonant moment. and i think we're going to see the same thing here with the widow of medgar evers. in her own life, has done such amazing things with race, and children and the poor. amazing woman. >> waiting for the announcement of vice president biden. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, joseph r. biden, accompanied by inaugu