ambassador to south africa, don gibbs. he was ambassador to south africa from 2009 until earlier this year. ambassador gibbs, thanks very much for spending time with us. what can you describe as the relationship between nelson andela and the united states diplomatically? >> diplomatically and personally i think he has been an inspiration to all of us. i think he brought out the best in everyone who came into contact with him. i had the immense honor to be able to get to know him a little bit toward the end of his incredibly inspiring life. you can't help but be moved when you are in his presence. i think we should all take away from his incredible life that we can rise above any differences that we might have and come together to solve problems that face us all. >> ambassador gibbs, can you describe when you first met nelson mandela? >> actually the first time i t him when when haven't gore came into south africa, and we went in to have a conversation with mr. mandela. it was a true honor to watch both incredible minds exc

robert gibbs is a political analyst and former press secretary under president obama.nd david corn is an msnbc political analyst and washington bureau chief at mother jones. robert, you know better about him than most people. you've worked with him in tight situations. i hope you got to see our program last night. we had a huge audience of 1.3 million. >> i did. >> i mean, it's a very big audience of people who tuned in just to hear the president. even on a night when so many hearts and minds were focused on the lives of nelson mandela. they took some time out to watch our program with the president. he said at that time when i asked him how do you do big deals and he said history says you only get a big program through, something really important, when one party controls the government. the house, the senate, and the presidency. does that mean to you he's still holding out hopes he can pull a big upset in the sixth year of his presidency next november? >> well, i was certainly struck by the answer in which he was reminding those college students that a lot of them tha

they have played the gibb brothers in the past, but robin gibb of course has since died. we will look forward to seeing whatever they do. i'm sure it will be entertaining. a new message from target this morning. coming up, what they are saying to those who may have been victimized in a massive security beach. it's hard to tell, but temperatures have reached the 50s. right now around the area we will get much higher than that before the weekend is over. it's our final days of the 12 days of giving. our final day actually. we hope that you will reach out and help the covenant house of washington. we will tell you how to make a difference in the lives of a lot of peo >> millions of people woke up with an e-mail from target explaining the credit breech. if you received the e-mail, read it carefully. it contains crucial information regarding your account. target officials apologized to customers and added to that letter the trust between the store and the shoppers is a top priority for them and went on to address and provide information about what customers should do to protec

i'm pleased to have nancy gibbs at this table. welcome back. >> thank you. >> rose: this seems so obvious. >> well, the two finalists two people who the vast wrote majority of us have never heard of a year ago, the other being edward snowden, another man with a mission who also brought a crucial conversation, in his case about privacy, center stage and there was a great debate in our own offices and worldwide over which of them was the more important and so in a sense it was a surprise which one we would pick -- >> rose: was it close? >> it was close. to the extent that we talked about it quite a lot and -- and i would be the first to argue that what snowden has done we are probably only beginning to see the impact of it. if you talk to -- quite apart from the national security issues raised he's been indicted for espionage by the united states government. he's a hero to privacy activists. but if you're a u.s. tech company who might be looking at losing millions, hundreds of millions of dollars in business because your servers are

robert gibbs thank you as well.if i were you, man, i would be wearing this all week. >> i'm not going wash it. congratulations to gus and that great auburn team. >> okay. >> i'm envisioning you walking down the street wearing that. >> mika, i'm send ug one this afternoon. >> wear it tomorrow. >> thank you. >> steve, stay with us. >> coming up recent politico piece serving as cabinet secretary, worst job in barack obama's washington. more "morning joe" when we return. customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so

nancy gibbs, great to see you. thanks so much. why the pope? where we had a lot of interesting candidates, he changed the tone and the focus and the perception of one of the world's largest institutions and refocus the its energies on addressing the world's deepest needs. the fact that he was able to capture so many imaginations so quickly, not only within the church but all around the world, was really unlike anything i think we've seen in a very long time. >> now, the vatican issued a statement saying that the pope does not seek fame and success since he carries out his service for the prola mags of the gospel and the love of god for all. if this attracts men and women and gives them hope, the pope is content. if this nomination means many have understood this message, he will certainly be glad. >> that's exactly what i would expect him to say because so much of what he has done in addition to the institutional changes, the organizational changes he's making are symbolic ones having to do with humility. it's wearing very simple clothing, not

>> well, according to mike duffy and nancy gibbs' book, "the president's club" ford and carter bonded a lot on that 1981 trip about a few things they had in common. they hated fund-raising and they were still having to fund raise because they were -- >> hang on, tapper. i should have been more clear, let's begin with the air force one. did you see notes for this particular trip and -- >> with the current. >> let's begin with that and i'll ask you a follow. >> and jake joins me now to talk about these presidential journeys. let's begin with this current flight. what more do we know about what happened aboard air force one? >> president obama in his cabin and the bushes were given the area where the medical cabin, where the doctor usually sets up and former secretary of state, hillary clinton, is set up in a cabin that would normally go to a senior staffer. so, they were all given their little area wheres they could have their space. but we've been told that they've all been at different parts of the flight hanging out in the conference room. there has been some socializing on air force

time's managing editor nancy gibbs says it was a tight race between that and snowden. >> it was a close call between the two in snowden's case. it's the ball lance between privacy and security and how much the government should know what we're doing at all times. in the case of this pope, it really is a fundamental question about inequality and mercy in what we owe to the least among us as he would put it and we felt that conversation is so crucial in so many parts of the world that pope francis ended up being the pick this year. >> gibbs said that pope francis had changed the tone, perception and focus of the catholic church in extraordinary ways so far this year. interesting choice. >>> miley cyrus, the president of iran, a lot of people with good and bad behavior. >> they said the person who affected the news for better or worse. >> that's right. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me as well. have a great evening everybody and hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly b

here is former obama press secretary robert gibbs calling for heads to roll. >> it will be inexplicable if somebody involved in the creation of the website doesn't get fired. or a group of people don't get fired. there aren't really any good excuses for not firing people. the private sector velocity should also include the velocity of moving somebody's framed pictures out of their office and into a new job. >> and jon stewart is still having fun with the failed rollout of healthcare.gov. >> an update on the obama care website that was supposed to provide and online marketplace for health insurance, but instead the website records you having sex and e-mails to your parents with the title christmas surprise. why does it do that? >> all right. the audience cooperate hear it, but we had a debate during that sound bite about robert gibbs' glasses. >> i like them. >> bob doesn't like them. >> it looks like 1954. >> it's retro. i think he looks good. >> the glasses are the least of the white house's worries. you heard the president take address the nation. they're launching this new push, soun

i know robert gibbs does.act that he feels like people let down the president, he's expressing the way he did it. >> what about you? >> i don't feel like i can sit on the outside and say this person or that person or this person ought to get fired. >> i'm asking a different question. as a loyalist to the president, somebody behind the law who worked hard with the team to get it passed do you want to see somebody held accountable for this rollout? >> i can't make the decision whether or not it's best to fire somebody. this lies on the president's shoulders. we can't fire the president. >> so you're saying if anybody should be held accountable it's barack obama. >> absolutely. it's the same thing the president would say. if the president fired someone it won't stop the critics. not like you can fire someone and turn the page. it would be fire a person, conservatives look for another head, fire a person. you could do it for the rest of the three years. >> aren't you glad it wasn't you? >> i'm glad i wasn't fired,

. >> president obama's former press secretary robert gibbs isn't mincing words there. why won't the white house take his advice? patrick buchanan, dennis kucinich here to go ahead to head on the president's disastrous rollout. and the always outspoken glenn beck is here. no topic off limits. plus, poor ainsley is on a mission. mission impossible. will she finally be able to sign up. is the so-called the fix working? stick around to find out. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i coulll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and inno

. >> president obama's former press secretary robert gibbs isn't mincing words there. why won't the white house take his advice? pat buy ka anyone and dennis kucinich go head to head. and the always outspoken glenn beck is here. no topic off limits. plus, poor ainsley is on a mission. mission impossible. will she finally be able to sign up. is the so-called the fix working? stick around to find out. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >>> welcome back to "hannity." the democrats are licking their wounds after the obama care rollout. they are looking for someone else to blame and many on the the left are pointing fingers at those who are closest to the president. according to a report in the hill, quote, former administration officials and democratic operatives say president obama is ill served by the current whit

here's former obama press secretary robert gibbs calling for heads to roll. >> it will be inexplicable if somebody involved in the creation of the website doesn't get fired or a group of people don't get fired. there aren't really any good excuses for not firing people. the private sector velocity should also include the velocity of moving somebody's framed pictures out of their office and into a new job. >> and jon stewart is still having some fun with the failed rollout of healthcare.gov. >> an update on healthcare.gov, the beleaguered obama care website that was supposed to provide an online marketplace for health insurance but instead the website records you having sex and mails it to your parents with the title "christmas surprise." why does it do that? >> all right. this audience couldn't hear it, but we had a debate during that sound bite over robert gibbs' classes. >> i like it. >> you like it, bob doesn't like them. >> no, looks like he's 1954 driving a chevy impala. >> retro, i like it. >> you do? >> yeah. >> well, again, you're from -- where? >> wyoming. the glasses are the

ambassador gibbs, i want to go -- south africa postman della.here is going to be a fight for his -- control his legacy and there's been prankly a soap opera with some of his family having to do with that. but let's talk about the political leadership here. you're going you have to two parties who are trying to claim the mantel of it. >> more than two. three or four political parties vying. it's one of the gifts mandela left, which is his vibrant democracy. even the booing you talked about on the stage. >> almost an odd way of celebration. shows you the maturity of this democracy. >> exactly. a tradition of funerals being political events during the struggle and it continues here. it's one of the strengths of the country. people ask me about south africa and its future, and i'm a big believer in its phi chur because i believe in the people of south africa and the legacy mandela brought to them. >> when you go to jo-burg, you do feel as though you're in the future and feel it will be one of the great world cities of the 21st century. thank you ver

we'll talk to nancy gibbs about that in just a couple minutes.riticized as he is, and i do get that, who else was exercising a real check and balance on the access of this security state? >> it's not surprising to you, probably, someone of my background says i didn't see the excesses. i saw the potential of problems. >> you don't see abuse. >> no, there is no abuse. by the way, i don't see any unlawfulness, either. this was all done according to the madisonian formula. the president authorized, the legislature legislated and the court oversaw. we can have a legitimate argument whether it's wise, whether it's a proper balance between liberty and security, but there were no abuses. >> but there is a fundamental principle that's embedded in our revolutionary finding in the enlightenment, the inalienable rights of each individual for liberty, for privacy, and that the government can't invade my privacy without some reasonable suspicion. ryan wrote a piece in the new yorker about this. here's what he writes. the nsa's collecting of data looks a lot li

robert gibbes said someone has to go for the botched roll out. >> we are{you should someone be fired and if so why? 140 characters or less. tweet at bill hemmer. >> and to me at alisyn camerota. we'll read those later. >> and the release of the terrible 911 calls from sandy hook massacre nearly one year ago. >> incredible video, the police officer in a fight of his life with a man who turned out to be a murder suspect. >> battle over obama care. and how will this impact the 2014 midterm election. >> my message is going back. that seems to be the alternative that obama care critecs have. go back to the status quo. they haven't presented an alternative. if you ask opponents of the law what they would do differently? their answer is go back to the way things used to be. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> here is kramatic dash police cam video. a man walking in texas. they didn't know he was colt morgan wan

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. >> that's the former press secretary robert gibbs. let's bring in our fox political insiders.e president just handed out. pat caddell, thank you for joining us. john, former republican congressman from new york. and doug, thank you all. doug, we'll start with you. you have the letter in front of you. what stands out? >> what stands out is that the white house is no longer trying to convince people to sign up. they're asking people to talk over family gatherings, with their friends, their children, that somehow this should be a popular activity at the holidays rather than the government providing facts and information. one thing missing, harris, no notion that you can keep your plan or doctor. >> there are no promises in this letter. pat, why do this tonight? >> i haven't seen the letter because i'm in charleston, but i have to tell you, i suppose it's part of their came pr campaign. you know, this is the president, every american is getting this tonight or tomorrow. i guess it's a little bit like here's my christmas present to you. unfortunately i think most of the country thi

meantime robert gibbs and are i going to go shop for ready to eat meals.ins. this winter storm, ice, cold, it just won't end. we've had one storm after another and now watching another arctic blast heading down from the great north. look at the high temperature in minneapolis today. minus 1. thankfully a lot of that icy weather we dealt with overnight and this morning is over with in areas in the northeast. drive carefully, the refreeze is tonight. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the pilgrimage, 89 heads of state are making their way to south africa to honor

i don't know how the practice is determined >> john gibb in her again, i can't speak to that off the top of my head. >> at the end of this year. >> i can tell you tomorrow before the whole board votes on this it sound like we're all on the communication terms of not wanting to return or to return i'm sure we're applying it in a fairway. >> just another question regarding a declaration is there an official document that we expect there to be a declaration or can an e-mail from a tenant be a declaration? that could be a policy decision for the board to make and we could draft the ordinance if you want. it is of rowing raw it would be a sworn statement from the tenant >> you could have a mechanism that it would be up to the landlord to prove that the tenant didn't want to return as a declaration for the landlord. presume bely when i mean currently right now there's a fire era temporary vooeks evocation and the landlord turns around and rent to son-in-law the tenant could foil a lawsuit against the landlord and i'm sure that's happened. i don't know. i guess it will be we have look at of

your partner in this strategy firm is robert gibbs. he was formerly the white house spokesman.ut and been very frank about his belief that this administration needs to hold someone accountable for the deterioration and trust we have seen. somebody needs to get fired basically. you agree with that? >> he has. i think ultimately we'll see accountability here. the real accountability is have we put in place a system that ensure that is the program works? >> so, it isn't. come on. you don't believe that. >> they have brought in tech experts from silicon valley. >> stop it. come on. >> a world class management expert to make it work. they are taking steps to ensure accountability. >> stop that. you are too smart to believe that. real accountability is when a disastrous rollout is turned around and the system is working beautifully. i'm asking you about accountability for the disastrous rollout. >> what would you like to see, megyn? how do you define it? >> i don't care. it's not up to me. don't tell me accountability is to fix the mistakes. accountability is to say you screwed up an

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we'll talk to nancy gibbs about that in just a couple minutes. but as criticized as he is, and i do get that, who else was exercising a real check and balance on the access of this security state? >> it's not surprising to you, probably, someone of my background says i didn't see the access. i saw the potential of problems. >> you don't see abuse. >> no, there is no abuse. by the way, i don't see any unlawfulness, either. this was all done according to the madsonian formula. the president authorized, the legislature lejs lagislated and court oversaw. we can have a legitimate argument whether it's wise, whether it's a proper balance between liberty and security, but there were no abuses. >> but there is a fundamental principle that's embedded in our revolutionary finding in the enlightenment, the inalienable rights of each individual for liberty, for privacy, and that the government can't invade my privacy without some reasonable suspicion. ryan wrote a piece in the new yorker about this. here's what he writes. the nsa's collecting of data looks a

thank you robert gibbs, thank you david corn. >>> coming up, getting personal.he president really opened up as howard fineman said it best, never before have we heard a president talk about being president, what it feels like while you are. and what we've never heard before from a man in the white house. he got very personal for a guy who can be a bit distant as we know. >>> plus as we remember nelson mandela, we've got my interview with him on the eve of his 1994 presidential victory in south africa, one of my great opportunities and actually emotional feelings of my life to see him on his way to the presidency. >>> and light hearted time tonight from comedy central known as the clown car of the right. to end iran's nuclear program would be to drop a small american nuclear bomb on iran. what a nice guy he is. what a smart future thinking -- you think they might want an atom bomb after we drop one of them? yes. you drop one on iran, they'll spend the rest of their history as a country making sure they've got something to shoot back. >>> and speaking of the clown

gibb in her read before recommending to temporary evictions due to repairs donate not currently in the files is it? >> currently, the ordinance would has a provision about tenant reoccupying the unit. >> but that's 4i6. >> you could make it amendment today. to speak to supervisor avalos residential hotel provisions we can definitely look at that over the next 21 hours. i would want the land use experts in our office make sure we can draft that in time and not require another hearing happy to look at that if the committee wants us to but i can't promise those amendment will be go-go to go and the board can pass those tomorrow >> okay. but i'll give it the old college try. president chow >> from my prospective if there's clarity on the hotel issue and we're all not wanting to mess up what we currently have do you think that will come back to committee and a i don't believe that will require come back to the committee but i'm g speaking on the fly and i would want the attorney who drafted the legislation to look at that. >> one thought i had i know we want to try to get this stuff before

robert gibbs is right. this is by far his worst year in the white house. there's so much focus coming off the 2012 election, when he was going to get gun control passed, immigration. really he didn't get any of his key items through. the rollout was such a disaster. unless obama can turn things around. the odds are tough for the president. democrats who are running for reelection in many red states, they're going to put some distance between themselves and the president. >> bob, i want to show you a series of new polls. one of them finds almost half of americans do not think the president is honest and trust worthy and dropped nearly 30 points from when he took office. a majority think he knowingly lied about the promise you'll get to keep your health plan. 61% said his administration knew ahead of time not everyone would be able to keep their doctors. are the deceptions, bob, over obamacare the real season that most people just don't trust him anymore? >> yeah. that's a big change. the president on friday at his press conference said his numbers have gone

dionne, ana navarro and robert gibbs. undtab. robert brooks, e.j. dionne over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people, and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then the neighborhood begins to thrive and then really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing. and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities. so we are now working in chicago and in washington, dc and newark. it's amazing how important safe, affordable housing is to the future of our society. hey there, i ju

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gibbs, who just had a great weekend in the auburn victory. he said something very clear today about what ought to be happening. i think we should -- >> i do think it will be inexplicable if somebody involved in the creation of the website doesn't get fired. >> so, you know the team. if you were there right now, who would you recommend gets spared? >> well, the way you phrase that question -- [ laughter ] >> i'm making the serious point, this is a -- billions according to bloomberg, two-month-long -- you can't blame the republicans. this is a two-month-long public meltdown. look, shouldn't somebody be held accountable? >> this is a big thing. big things are heart -- there are always bumps in the road. >> we're seeing some of the difficulty, actually trying to bring change to the health care system. having worked at the white house, having worked for president obama, there is probably nobody madder than him that this has not gone as planned. whether or not there will be accountability at a staff level where people lose their jobs, i don't know

nancy gibbs saying the pontiff has had the greatest impact on the world this year.ince march the pope has changed the tone, perception and focus of one of the world's largest institutions. edward snowden came in second. >>> now to south africa where dignitaries and now thousand -- thousands of mourners continue to file past nelson mandela. flowers and candles lining the sidewalk outside of the south african call sole late in new york. nelson mandela first visited the united nations after leaving prison in 1990. it was one of many visits to the u.s. his picture also hanging outside the un security council dham cham -- chambers. >>> vice president biden is expected to speak at a memorial service in washington. civil rights leaders and others expected to attend. >>> in south africa the wait see the body of nelson mandela is now starting to look like the lines of blacks waiting for hours to vote for the first time in that country. allan, today's mood more somber it seems? >> reporter: that's right, dell. things have really changed a bit. it's time to say good-bye now. a

. >> all right, kimberly gibbs with the info. again call ahead of time before heading out to the airport. our team coverage now continues for montgomery county where scott broom has been checking out the roads for what your morning commute will look like. he's in rockville. scott? >> reporter: bruce, i'm joining you from the front seat of my mobile newsroom in my in-car cameras. spending the day wandering around the area, finding people dealing with the weather. but mostly worrying about what is going to happen tonight and tomorrow morning. he used the last light of this snowy sunday. >> trying to get ready for tomorrow. and to give them a shovel before they will start getting icy. >> do you think that you're getting out tomorrow? >> i hope so. >> reporter: and here in gaithersburg, heavily loaded salt spraying trucks ran the convoys on frederick road and a slushy road that covered the treated lanes. but the side streets are snow packed. and it is here tomorrow morning where a layer of ice will be on top of this to make it imposs