i want jay carney former white house press secretary, to weigh in. go ahead, jake. >> danielle makes a good point. this is what this is all about. but i also think regardless of barack obama's history, the american history here is important. you don't have to wage war against an entity like isis with a blank check. there is no reason why you can't continue an operation that has seen some success already in iraq and expand it as necessary without allowing for or even introducing a full scale ground combat operation. what i have yet to hear from critics of this limited strategy is a better alternative that somehow falls short of a full scale invasion because everyone knows that that won't be supported by the american people and won't even be supported by congress. >> is it a problem for the president to be saying all of this because isis is listening, they must be saying to themselves the united states is not going to come in with ground forces we can take a sigh of relief. >> i have always thought that's a little misguided in the sense that isis isn't

in the few seconds we have before president obama comes out, jay carney senior political commentator, former white house press secretary, why won't president obama use the term islamic terrorist or islamic extremist? >> because he believes it's not about islam, it's about perversion of religion first. second there's a strategic piece of this which is we need in the united states the muslim communities around the country to help us help law enforcement, help our efforts to penetrate and prevent the creation of cells of potential terrorists who would do in the united states what we have seen happen in europe and australia and elsewhere. i think that's the most important reason. when people are critical of the decisions around language i think they have to understand the goal here. the goal here is to prevent the kind of lone wolf attacks we have seen elsewhere from happening here in the united states. the only way to do that is to make muslim americans and leaders of mosques and others to feel included in that effort and not isolated. >> paul cruickshank, cnn terror analyst, i will brin

>> a big hit jay carney who's heading to amazon to do pr following in the footsteps of david plouffe at uber. going to a big organization for with a penchant for lobbying for big handouts from big washington bureaucracies. i think mr. carnie will feel right at home. >> james? >> this is a hit to the supreme court this week for pushing back against overzealous prosecutors. this was a case where the fish and wildlife department in mary's home state of florida had gone after a fisherman with the sarbanes-oxley law which was supposed to go after corporate law. he threw some undersized grouper fish back into the water when they approached his boat. this was considered -- >> and they vanished, therefore they accused him of shredding the fish. >> like shredding documents. good for the supreme court for saying no to this fish story. >> all right. it was 5-4 if i recall. close. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and for all of you watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> congress goin

jay carney former white house press secretary, is with us. e is now a cnn senior political commentator. jay, what's going on over at the white house? why wouldn't someone pick up the phone, talk to this -- she represents a huge military district in hawaii a lot of veterans live in hawaii as you know. she's got strong views. she is a fellow democrat. what's going on over there at the white house? >> i have to say i'm surprised, and i'm disappointed. i think that this is a perfect opportunity for the kind of conversation that you talk about to take place. and if i were that representative from the white house, if i were still there and working in the appropriate shop i think the conversation i would want to have with congresswoman gabbard is to explain to her i think the president's view which is it's clear from his speech and from his views that he believes that the attempt to radicalize muslims is key to the problem here and that that's creating the enemy. and he talked very clearly about the perversion of islam. he didn't shy away from using

former white house press secretary jay carney has a new job landing at amazon as senior vice presidentldwide corporate affairs. politico reports carney will split his time between seattle and washington, d.c. he joins even close -- david aloof. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. we have been talking about the fcc and the importance of the federal government and ruling the internet but what about local governments, small governments? imagine if you are renewing your driver's license as easily as you could hail and uber. the company raised $44 million to fund the business. we've been talking about the fcc providing internet all over the place at equal speeds to everyone. that is important in business, but important in government too. you guys are at the front lines with what governments are trying to do at the local level. >> people's experience with government is oftentimes dictated by the speed at which they're able to interact with them. the fcc ruling is relevant. we try to connect people to government services and give them the experience -- is almost like shopping on amazon or hailing a cab vi

former white house press secretary jay carney has a new job landing at amazon as senior vice president corporate affairs. politico reports carney will split his time between there and washington, d.c. he joins another former obama aide in the tech world. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> this is bloomberg west. we are talking about the fcc and the importance of the federal government in the internet, but what about small governments? accela provides software to more than 1000 public officials. the company raised $144 million to fund the business. the ceo joins me now. we talk about the fcc, providing internet all over the place at equal speeds to everyone. that is important in business, but important in government too. you guys are at the front lines with what governments are trying to do at the local level. >> peoples experience with government is oftentimes dictated by the speed at which they're able to interact with them. the fcc ruling is relevant. what we try to do is connect people to government services and give them the experience -- it is almost like shopping on amazon or hailing

congressman trey gowdy, revealing a who's who list that includes susan rice david petraeus, leon panetta, jay carney, general mike martin and general martin dempsey. my next guest says you don't get on benghazi if you don't invade libya. there is evidence that secretary clinton was pushing hard for that invasion. joining us now, former congressman fox news contributor, dennis kucinich. good to see you. >> thanks, lou. >> the news that trey gowdy called this list of insiders that's got to be encouraging to everyone who wants to know what actually happened. your thoughts. >> you know it would be an opportunity for the american people to gain insight into the decision-making process and the people who were right in the middle of that discussion whether or not to go war against libya. so i think it's very important that chairman gowdy proceeds with this. lou: and proceeding as he does with some of the people in the administration former officials as well. do you think that they will, for the most part be forthcoming or reticent? >> i think that everyone will want to tell their story as best they can. a

former white house press secretary jay carney has a new job landing at amazon as senior vice presidentorldwide corporate affairs. politico reports carney will split his time between there and washington, d.c. "bottom line" coming up at the top of the hour. mark, what have you got besides me? >> it's all about you, cory. minnesota senator al franken. what type of internet protections to these new rules offer? >> al franken came out and it wasn't clear what the role would be, but he was strongly supportive of these title ii rules which will allow the fcc to make some decisions about what the internet service providers are doing and keep them from doing some things they have done, like except paid prioritization or slow down traffic when they went to slow down traffic. >> the rules will also have an impact on profit potential of internet service providers. what will this mean to their bottom line? >> you saw some celebrations at the fcc today after the vote. you probably did not see a lot of celebrations at comcast and time warner today. now they will have more responsibility to deliver e

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look, i used to say that jay carney was underpaid. well, jen is vastly underpaid. that was a very -- when you're dealt the hand she is and you try to defend it you've got a tough job. look on the tactical level just sort of explaining looking at the evacuation it's really humiliating. this is after benghazi. it isn't as if we didn't know what was going to happen. the houthis took effective control of sanaa, the capital, a few weeks ago. a week ago they announced they were going to take over the government. this is not sudden. it isn't as if it happened overnight. and yet with all the planning they had to leave with the keys in the cars running. the marines humiliatingly had to remove their weapons and leave them behind. and u.s. why was there no military transport? there was no answer to that. i assume it's because the houth government or the -- could not guarantee the safety or might have even said we're going to shoot you down. >> maybe the people death to america signs didn't really want to help us out too much. >> maybe when people hold those signs and they do

this josh earnest right there that we just saw today reminded me of jay carney and for the first time since he has taken over, what are we about a year now into this. josh, what's going on? josh, you had us. >> save yourself. get a head hunter. get a job. >> yes, terrible. greg. >> well, let's -- this is a very easy way to look at this. they are terror denialists. they deny terror at every place. so when islamists kill jews they blame the butterfly effect. it's like 9/11 was due to fog. this is not a white house this is an outhouse they're so full of crap. if a cop, an american cop shoots someone who just committed a strong-armed robbery they indict the entire justice system. they call it a systematic condemnation of a corrupt system, but when an islamist goes to a kosher market and kills a group of jews that's random. they could see root causes in everything except the truth. what are they scared of? what are they frightened of? why won't they say what's happening there? language yet they can't articulate a single truth. i finally realized what it is. all this years that they have be

a lot of those guys were old when they started, so -- president obama's former press secretary jay carneyportedly become a senior vice president at amazon. a senior vice president at amazon. carney says he's excited to work for someone who doesn't take six years to deliver. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this is exciting. any npr fans here? [ cheers ] today is the 45th anniversary of npr, and i hear the party got pretty crazy. [ laughter ] terry gross put a little extra agave nectar in her green tea. sarah koenig drunk dialed adnan. that's never good. ira glass wore a red cardigan. it was insane. [ laughter ] you're going the opposite -- i'm now going to shift to the opposite of npr. picture what the opposite of npr is, because that's where i'm shifting with this next joke. the kardashian family -- [ laughter ] oh! oh, i just did a 180, and i threw my neck out. [ laughter ] the kardashian family has signed a deal keeping them on the air for four more years and paying them $100 million. [ audience ohs ] $100 million. so let that be a lesson. if you really work hard -- [ laughter ] --

. ♪ >>> a big name hire by amazon jay carney is going to serve as senior vice president of global corporatermer spokesman for president obama. the move is seen by some as political. amazon and other tech companies have been fighting with the government as you know over drone regulations among other things. the company has been pitching using drones for deliveries. >>> so how would you like to turn your hobby into a 7-figure income? kpix 5's cate caugiran introduces us to a livermore mom who did just that on e.t.c. s. >> reporter: was this hard to acquire? >> it's hard to move. >> reporter: livermore mom alicia schaeffer on her way to becoming a self made millionaire. from what she started as a hobby . she started a clothing boutique with headbands and started selling them on online craft marketplace etsy her user name free bird nest inspired by her children. >> i wanted to be able to sell the products and make some money for dance lessons and soccer lessons for my children. >> reporter: she sold about three items in the first week. >> it is intimate because you're designing a product you ho

political commentator and former press secretary jay carney and cnn at the institute.hat do you make of the fact it's not just republicans? john boehner said it's too restrictive and nancy pelosi say it's lukewarm, have to craft better. >> sounds like the goldilocks use for the force. pleases almost no one. democrats are wary, having lived through the bush experience with sort of open ended blank checks for wars in afghanistan and iraq. they don't want any kind of engagement that's not completely restricted and obviously there's wiggle room in this one and a three year duration. some republicans on the other hand although not all of them but some republicans including leaders and major voices like senator mccain and senator graham believe it's not enough. they would prefer something more open ended, they would prefer giving the commander in chief all the authority he might need under any potential circumstance. but i think what is clear is that we're not going to invade with ground forces syria and we're not sending massive ground troops back to iraq. so there's no sup

. >> to two legged news here jay carney left the white house and now he's leaving cnn.retary for president obama landed a gig at amazon. he was named the new senior vice president there and head of global affairs, a brand new department, by the way. he will split his time between the district and amazon's headquarters in seattle and report directly to the c.e.o. today, prince william began his week long diplomatic trip to japan and china. the duke of cambridge started off with a boat ride in tokyo. he also got a tour of the iconic rainbow bridge and visited a traditional japanese garden and had tea in a traditional tea house. he'll be visiting fukushima and other places devastated by the tsunami while he is there. he is raising awareness about a campaign to promote british business and innovation. >> dramatic moments during ma donena donnae -- madonna's performance at the brit awards last night. you can see the queen of pop took a tumble falling down several stairs. she recovered quickly and finished the performance. several other performers including cher and liza minn

i want to bring in jim sciutto, our xeef national security expert and jay carney the former white houseecretary, cnn political commentator as well. part of the effort the president will make today is to expand and bolster this international coalition he's been trying to put together to fight isis, al qaeda, these other terror groups. >> think about the immense distance between this speech today and cairo in 2009. the president who is ending the long american wars in the middle east moving beyond that lo and behold dragged back in because of the severe and immediate threat from isis. this is a different war, not a long occupation with tens of thousands of troops. the fact is you have boots on the ground military advisers a major air coalition campaign going on. you -- the intention of this conference is to make this a war of ideas. you need these partners overseas as much as you have the partners at home trying to fight that. muslim communities here but muslim leaders abroad speaking up boldly. >> the president can point to some successes, danielle. jordan's king abdullah is going after

jay carney according to politico will be a senior vice president for worldwide corporate affairs. >>>llionaire investor warren buffet stay healthy? he eats like a 6-year-old. he told fortune magazine he checked the tables and the lowest death rate is among 6-year-olds so he decided to eat like one that includes the occasional bowl of chocolate chip ice cream for breakfast. mr. buffet will be on "squawk box" this monday. that's our cnbc news update this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley". >>> the race is on, elon musk's vision for a high-speed passenger pod known as the hyperloop is one step closer to becoming reality this morning. one of the known companies competing to capitalize on musk's proposal announcing it struck a deal with land owners in central california to build the first full-squall hyperloop along a stretch along i-5 with construction set to begin in 2016. phil lebeau joining us with a first on cnbc interview. >> thank you very much. let's bring in dirk albern who runs the hyperloop transportation technologies team announces this deal. tell me about the deal and real

jay carney has been hired by amazon. it includes existing pr and public policy teams.e between seattle headquarters and washington, d.c. >>>. >>> britain's prince william is well in to the second day of his visit to japan. william is meeting with japan's emperor today. the tour continues through sunday when he travels to china for a four-day visit. >>> back here at home a trip to the heart land. some new stars at the zoo in omaha. >> yeah. they were cared and handlers yesterday. baby penguins i'm sorry. i'm seeing the video for the first time. i'm trying to see what is going on a. they will be in a playpen for a couple of weeks because their feathers aren't water proof yed yet. >> and they need separation to get used to the noise and action in the enclosure. give them a few weeks to grow a bit and then they will be ready to rock with the rest of them there. >> who knew it took all of this. >> i didn't know their feathers needed to be. >> they are not water proof yet. >> who knew. >> they are two rock hopper penguins and a gentu weighs 12. sounds like someone is getting

there was a time where amazon was over 400 years they hired jay carney as senior vice president.headway on the drone but. did you know we have shrimp farms in the midwest? jeff flock knew that. he is at one. 800 miles from the gulf of exit code. we get shrimp from indiana? since when? >> i will tell you. look at this guy job. 200 trips a month come out of this facility a loan. these are essentially swimming pools. there is shrimp and then there is pools. take a look at this. you have been raising shrimp for how long? >> five years in july. >> why shrimp? >> easier to raise them hogs. >> these are swimming pools, stuart. there are now 25 of these shrimp farms around the u.s. these guys, if you pick them up -- hold on. let me get another one here. these things, oh, i've lost him too. stuart: you are walking away with a prophet there jeff. >> anyway. 200,000 a month. stuart: 200,000 shrimp a month produced in indiana. that is fascinating. >> in the middle of the cornfield. >> good stuff. i learn something every day. shrimp from indiana. who knew. next, we will from that shot of you

he's a colleague here. >> president obama's former press secretary, jay carney will reportedly becomer vice president at amazon. a senior vice president at amazon. carney says he's excited to work for someone who doesn't take six years to deliver. >> got to have a laugh. no drones involved. >> so it's safe. that's good. all right, thanks so much for sending us into the we'll weekend with a little funny. have a good weekend, john. be sure to watch john king and his "inside politics" panel break down the best news of the week sunday at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> meanwhile, isis holding hundreds of assyrian christians captive. is this more of the same barbarism? or is this a war on christianity? we'll discuss. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport

obama officials, trey gowdy looking to speak to people at the white house and pentagon along with jay carney list is long and lengthy. what we don't know is when the hearings could begin. we are waiting on word from that. could be matter of weeks, could be a couple weeks but we will see. >>> bill, we know there is disturbing new intelligence information that isis is expanding beyond iraq and syria to at least three other countries and maybe more. kt mcfarland is here to talk about that with us. >>> and people out raged about brian williams and we talk to a pilot that did go under attack. >>> and can more be done to bring home their son? >> absence of any entity that hawse the objective of his soonest and safest return. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirem

susan rice, jay carney and joins chiefs of staff martin dempsey.dor chris stevens. a rare peek at the kennedy family. never before seen photos of the first family enjoying vacation on cape cod. they are set to be be sold aten auction. most of the photos were snapped by "the washington post" heiress catherine graham and show a completely candid side of john and jackie kennedy. the auction begins on february 19th. those are your headlines. >> thank you ainsley. >> sure. >> it's a much photographed family, i would say. >> all right. i'm still on camera. zooming out? >> let's go to rick reichmuth because i think he has got important information about life beyond these walls. >> i can come over into your camera if you like. >> come on over. >> more snow for the northeast and more sun out across a the love the west unfortunately. >> good. >> here is what is going on right now. northeast spectacular day today. series of clippers moving in from canada in throughout the northeast and that's going to continue sunday, monday, tuesday, and by the time it's don

jay carney is -- i like it when they -- where's plouffe go? twitter or something?lieve a word from either one of those companies at this point. but savvy move for amazon right? they got probably another five years of gobbledygook. >> the important thing to remember for these companies is the ruling that came out of the fcc yesterday with respect to internet neutrality and the fact you aren't going to have two differential pricing structures. and that obviously benefits not only the established players on that side of the business but potentially also a lot of the venture capital and start-up activity on the internet. >> what do you think about that? aren't you a little bit worried that the fcc now has a major platform to exercise their will in terms of pricing, in terms of what is fair and reasonable. isn't that somewhat of a concern to you? >> the thing to focus on if you go into the details of the rule they don't have the ability to set pricing on broadband. the only thing they've said is there's not going to be differential priceing. you're not going to be able