. >> jim gillespie, tom rathbone and greg cochran. >> good afternoon, mr. gillespie. president, directors, jim gillespie, president, general director of yellow cab. i wrote down things i think i'm going to change a little bit so i don't repeat everything that's been said because i support everything that's been said so far. when i say we, i mean the cab companies, we have been on board with providing the mta with information from the very beginning. that has never changed. our opposition all of a sudden is to changes to what we originally agreed to. we signed contracts even to say, yes, we will provide information to you and to fti and this will help you better regulate the industry because that's what the mta is supposed to do, it's supposed to regulate. the proposal here today i think sounds like there's, i read there is a couple changes made and it was mentioned here a minute ago that, hey, maybe the on board equipment won't be required if we get everything from you. i think we're being set up it fail for this reason. if you look through the contract it's not just

he met ed gillespie, who was then a republican operative in green rooms. they had this green room friendship. people become friends. and in ed and jack's case, they went into business together. they started quinn gillespie, the first real major sort of bipartisan lobbying firm. >> one stop lobbying. >> one stop lobbying. you want to deal with republicans, you want to get to republicans, you go here. you want to get to democrats, you go here. they founded them so they -- their firm's founded in 2000. jack quinn got into some trouble in 2001 after he successfully lobbied bill clinton to pardon his law client, marc rich. >> fugitive. >> fugitive marc rich. there was a big to-do then. jack was big time in the barrel. he's hauled before congress. he feels like he's being looked at in restaurants. and ed gillespie said, "look, jack, in a few months everyone's going to forget about this and all they're going to remember about you and this incident is that you got something big done." and sure enough -- you know, jack did a good job for his client. the outrage dis

nick gillespie is with the libertarian reason magazine.s of them on the campus once they leave their educational training? it seems there's great fervor for libertarian thought that dissipates after leaving the college environment. >> i don't think that's true. i think people in general are very libertarian. most americans if you ask them, they favor fiscal responsibility from the government. they want a government that doesn't spend more than it takes in on a regular basis. and they're also socially tolerant. so they -- you know, they have a live and let live ethos. that's really the basic core of libertarianism. on top of that increasingly americans are against the idea of having a shoot first and ask questions later foreign policy. which, again, goes along very well with libertarian beliefs and rand paul. what the real problem is libertarians haven't had a kind of outlet in political discourse or rather in partisan politics, electoral politics. the democrats are terrible on economic issues. increasingly they're terrible on free speech i

i was also commissioned to write a poem to david gillespie and unfortunate he passed away. i have been m programs involve the greatest singer james brown and the foundation. i have been teaching poetry and creative writing over 45 years and music history and music appreciation and i need further funding myself so i can further do my work. music is the universal language and open up the greatest vehicle for communication. i would like to see serious consideration given for a grant to mr. williams for the wonderful work he's doing. and thank you very much and happy thanksgiving to everyone. >> did you apply for this round? >> no. i will apply because i can use it. it's not about me, it's about the community. i got the track record and the work. i want to see, when we came up as kids, we had a safe pass. i have seen the city council members through the library and i worked with the history preservation project. i'm actively involved in the community. my father is the chaplain for the sheriff's department and the jails. take the kids out of jail and a keep them in school and i

." >>> former rnc chairman ed gillespie is considering a run to the senate and considering challenginget to land a top recruit to run against the popular democrat. >>> president obama welcomed recipients of the 36th annual kennedy center honors for the white house. this year's recipients are carlos santana, herbie hancock and billy joel along with martina arroyo and shirley maclaine. >>> that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me from washington for our first look at politics is washington post reporter david nakamura. david, good morning. >> hi. >> let's start with joe biden and his trip to asia. i know you were a pool reporter on that so welcome home. >> thank you. good trip. >> what exactly was the vice president able to accomplish? >> well, i think there were two things that really were foremost for the obama administration. one there is a stirmish between china and japan over islands in the east china sea. a big problem for international security. joe biden met with both the prime minister of japan and the president of china and said he made clea

the ceo, joe gillespie.ow it works. >> we are providers. * nfl.ll any brand, a simple phone call, we can deliver any mobile experience for 290 million consumers. >> you already lost me. what is mobile experience? >> anything from a coupon to a video to a landing page to an out. the nfl, would you call, drew brees answer the phone. it navigates you to the landing page. one clip you are downloading the nfl out. >> that is cool. you actually have a drew brees manning a call center or is it recorded? >> is recorded. >> she looked great yesterday. it is interesting the notion of fans getting closer to things they love. the whole notion of wearing a drew brees jersey says something about the connection of people make. is it working in mobile was mark -- mobile? >> it is. it is a phone call and there's a voice. brands love taking you celebrities as a part of the user experience. the bigger issue is that we are solving for it on my activation. in a simple way. everybody knows how to make a phone call. nothing to dow

the contours of the wave of election shaping up for 2014, that is why you have republicans like ed gillespie, against others like ed warner in what was thought to be a safe seat. that is when the money comes in and people start to think bigger. >> you know, this quinnipiac poll, the words are, it is a rousing chorus for ba hum bug. and the president came out, trying to take responsibility for the rollout of health care, it is not good for him on obama care and trustworthiness, they don't think he is trustworthy or honest. >> it is one thing if you think that barack obama is bad at being president. that is something that could change, well, he is doing a little better, worse, up and down. if you think he is not honest, if you think you can't trust him and in this poll, more out of four out of ten of the folks said -- only four out of ten of the folks said they thought he was trustworthy, among independents, 60% said they thought he was not trustworthiness, this is not something you fix by saying hey, we fixed the broken website, it is getting better. fewer people are getting insurance, this i

virginia, gillespie comes into play. colorado will be in play. there is talk of a minnesota candidate. lots of states not on the board and the board looked good. republican wills get the majority in the senate. >> what's your prediction? >> the other thing on the economic front i do believe. this is something 50% of republican support, do i believe the minimum wage for the first time since 2007 will be increased. the american people are asking for a raise. they haven't had one since 2007. i believe that will be the side president obama can show leadership on and bring the country with him. >> i don't hear anybody talking about the minimum wage. the key prediction, reince priebus will announce in 2016 held in june in cleveland building on the super bowl win that year. >> thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. happy new year. >> the left wing new york times launched an investigation into benghazi terrorist attacks that left four americans dead. to no one's surprise the paper had their own conclusion saying al qaeda wasn't to blame and the a

david bose, sabrina schafer, and nick gillespie. so, the big story now is obamacare. the affordable care act. many people really believed it would cover more people with more insurance and still be affordable. cheaper. i mean, how could that be? magically more stuff for less. now some of the truth has come out. prices are up. some people lost coverage. the cado institute predicted that so -- >> that's right. >> are you happy? >> yes, we are happy to have been proved right. look. everybody knows you can't have the government at least they should know, you can't have government central planning create more things for more people and have it cost less. we could have more stuff for less money if we made people consumers of their own health care an they had some skin in the game, if they had their own -- if they were paying out of pocket for these things but we are moving away from that. of course it's more expensive and what's happened so fa-- >> people say the private insurance companies make a profit and by government mandate the profit isn't too much and organize thing

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. >>> ed gillespie is considering a run for senate against mark warner.eeting known as the advance. if he run, this has been his first campaign for public office. >>> and that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. brian shactman is in for thomas roberts. >> thank you very much. the agenda next hour, the wicked winter weather. first snow and ice and right behind it the bitter cold. we'll have the latest on the powerful storm that's hitting more than half of the country right now. >>> plus, deal or no deal? we're moving closer to the deadline for a budget deal but will it include extending long-term unemployment benefits? we'll talk to dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. >>> and a new ballot initiative in california could change the way that state votes in presidential elections. some say it would rig the election for republicans. we'll see you in a few minutes. and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electric

i think ed gillespie the former republican chairman, they will run against warner.l be obama care. >> let me ask the senator. senator, you have a lot of military retirees in your state as we have in florida. >> absolutely. >> i'm very concerned that the budget deal went after military retirees. >> joe, i don't like it. i didn't support it. i'm on the senate budget committee. but as part of a compromise with the house that got added in, so we could avoid sequester, avoid furloughs, avoid the shutdowns we got money from a lot of different places. there is an easy fix for this military retirement issue, beginning january 1 of 2015, military folks who retire after that date will get a full retirement and cost of living increase, but their quota will be reduced to age 62 if they're disabled. it doesn't start until january, 2015. i have introduced a bill to close a kind of a peculiar tax loophole that would raise much more than the $6 billion and replace it and i'm on armed services and carl levin ven has said during the next calendar year before it even kicks in, we can

and ed gillespie, mark warner wants to run against him. he's strong.jumped in, that would be one of the hottest races in the country. mark warner would be strong and the favorite but a real race. >> mike allen look at the playbook. cut out that box jumping. >> i'll give you a box jumping. >> coming up sunday night football panthers visiting rob ryan and the saints on sunday night. the fans down in new orleans certainly dressed for the occasion. sports is next. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. every weekend worked, every idea sold... ♪ you deserve a cadillac, the fastest growing full-line luxury brand in the united states. including the all new 2014 cadillac cts, motor trend's 2014 car of the year. now during our season's bes

. >> also ed gillespie and kevin mccarthy showed up. it was fantastic.t a sign, brian. an eagle really flew over? >> isn't that crazy? >> there is a sanctuary right near there. >> you blew it for me. i didn't know that. >> forget about the sanctuary. so many people turned out for you. >> they didn't believe your anti-brian antics. i did bring up maria's name. >> good morning to you all. hope you're off to a great day. an extraordinary step from al-qaeda. the terror group saying they are sorry for an attack after surveillance footage of it surfaces and shows a gunman -- gunmen killing doctors and nurses in a hospital in yemen. that attack left 56 people dead. >>> fights breaking out across the country after the relesion of the new air jordan sneakers. look at this. this fight happening in stockton, california. police were called in to break things up, but everyone involved already ran off by the time cops arrived. then in the bronks, new york, a group of women fighting over these shoes outside of foot locker store. the new air jordan 11 shoes were release