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i'm going to go to joan. joan, i don't trust the word of any source. raised a family, so he understands the nuance of international finance, which i don't think i've been able to jump from my ability to raise a family with my wife, kathleen, to figuring out what's going on in zurich. i don't know how it works, actually, myself. your thoughts. >> i don't know how entirely how it works either. and i'm proud to defer to other people when there are things i don't know. but that's just not done on the right. and it goes back -- this is an old, old tendency. they called add lay stevenson egg head. they demonize knowledge and smarts. and they really elevate what they think is a kind of common sense wisdom that comes from the family, that comes from the father, the head of the household, presumably. and it's crazy. but this is what they think is going to let them take back the country. and it's not. >> okay. here's where the horse ends leads us. number two from steve king and the topic of president obama's birth. >> but in any case, it would have been awfully

welcome back joan and jason. you know, it occurred to me that just to make a general statement, most people begin writing by writing in a diary or maybe they get an essay assignment from their school and that in some ways i wonder if writing at a certain point makes a shift and essentially a book or a book of poetry ends up being something like a public diary that then is kind of given to the world. the diary is typically thought of something that is kept secret for one self-but once you show something and get encouragement then you actually move into a little bit of a public sphere, and i'm just wondering sort of what you think of that for your own particular writing process or as you developed as a writer? does that ring a bell in any way to you? >> it really does. yeah. >> one thing that we learned when we're in writer's groups or msa programs or wherever we learn how to be professional writers is there is writing that's private, and that's the diary writing that is heeling and that is important, and that help

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we say good morning to joan walsh from salon.com, the editor at large. shira centering is the politics center for role call and corey dade is a contributing editor for the root. joan, i just need you to be here in d.c. and it will be hail, hail, the gang's all here. i'm sorry we're teaming up against you today from washington, d.c. i want to start out first with chris christie. we have the former president, george w. bush, making the surprise appearance at the rga meeting yesterday speaking to governors and then politico saying it's christie's request that the president show up. what does that say about his power when he can get a former president to come out at his behest. he's coming out pretty strong, right? >> yeah, i think he has a lot of power. he has power with what's become the moderate wing. they're obviously very conservative but have become the moderates. george w. bush is a former governor himself. i think a lot of the governors there want to say this is where the next president is going to come from. chris christie thinks it's going to be hi

but joan didn't appreciate jennifer's attack so here's what joan says and it's long. she says," it's funny how jennifer lawrence loved "fashion police" during awardseason when we were complimenting her every single week but now that she has a movie to promote, suddenly we're pick on all those poor helpless actors. wait! it just dawned on me why jennifer lawrence fell on her way up to the stage to get her oscar. she tripped over her own arrogance." [ applause ] >> wendy: listen, jennifer lawrence and not many people may like it. shows like "fashion police," reality shows," hot topics" it's what the public likes to onsume. i love the "faion police." even meaner than the "fashion police" the fashion queens. have you ev watched that show? mean. let's move along. did you watch "the biggest loser" last night? rubin is back. he was eliminated from the show last week. they are saying thanks to a technical glitch he's returning. i think that just means they knew they made a mistake of guesting rid of rubin. he deserved the tough love. he's the only celebrity on there. and he's

panel howard fineman, jonathan capehart and joan walsh.this is the year republicans in the house of representative shut down the government and contemplated defaulting on the debt in order to get the president to abandon his signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act. a plan that had zero chance of succeeding but didn't stop the likes of ted cruz, michele bachmann and others holding the country hostage for the sake of political theater. many examples of misinformation campaign to turn the far right in the country against the health care law. three of the oddest moments. michele bachmann cheered on the shutdown even as the country turned against the republican tactic and warned the country if the law wasn't repealed it would literally kill women, children and senior citizens. but bachmann topped herself with this incredible victory dance on fox news after the shutdown was over and the troubled rollout. it's number three on our list. lets watch it. >> we hate to say we told you so, but quite honestly we all look like geniuses

joan, you hit the nail on the head.'t understand that the struggle for us as black women dating back to the suffragist movement in this country and feminist movement of the '60s and '70s, black women felt left out then. we still feel left out now often in the dialogue. >> sophia, as a follow-up to that it strikes me that just the very way she is conducting herself is setting an example for young women. i felt like michelle coddle, you know, joan, also just completely missed the fact that having a woman like that with so much grace and so much talent and, you know, again, integrating, as you said, so many different parts of her life, that in and of itself is such a powerful message to young women. >> it is. and i think, though, that what's important here, look, i think joan said this again. feminism, it's a broad definition. gloria steinem said something fabulous the other day about -- i won't get the quote right. her basic gist was, look, we taught our daughters how to have careers and be successful and how to do all th

jonathan and joan walsh. let's get started right now with a look at the far right's hatred of president obama. number three on our list in our countdown goes to u.s. congressman of texas. the tea partier grabbed headlines when he sided with birthers and openly discussed impeaching the president. he's an are a dent supporter of ted cruz 2016. this is a clip from his appearance here on "hardball" in september. it's remarkable. >> obama is president, ted cruz can be president. >> this is serious business. is he eligible to be president? you've been touting the guy. >> i think he's eligible. i'm giving you a yes answer. >> if obama was born overseas even that crazy theory of donald trump is true he still would be eligible to be president by that standard. >> we're talking about ted cruz. >> can't you project an inch mentally. >> i'm telling you president obama is the president. if he's eligible to be president -- >> you brought this up. >> what better way -- yes. >> was he a legitimately elected president of the

cork circuit criminal court today joan married is not a g three years old. peter's not guilty to sexually assaulting the girl on six occasions in the late nineteen nineties john murray has retired taxi driver from greek religion cork city. then they proceed to come to an end to nineteen ninety three was elected to like me and clark. the cork circuit criminal court today mr marri who is now least two years old pleaded not guilty to six counts of sexually assaulting a teenage girl but for the patients in the ccp too much thinking ninety six and october nineteen ninety eight the jury of nine women and seven men with graphic details of the links section appears that the now adult woman's hands to place in a poll in a carpark in a car in a road and in comes to the cc. to kill the court that the abuse can take some time bt much an apron and ninety six when she was a young team each year. she said the former north korea to who she was a beautiful girl before kissing her and touching her inappropriately crying she came he went on to abuse her more serious and funny

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thank you, joan walsh. coming up, the smoking gun. we now have because of the good reporting by the "new york times" today, a republican playbook. it's an actual document on how to kill affordable care. it's a multi-part effort to collect stories from people who claim they have been hurt by the law and make it seem like it's happening to everyone when it's only happening to 0.6% of people. if you're willing to give money to fund voter suppression efforts, the gop is willing to keep your name secret. isn't this wild? you don't have to have a name even to give billions of dollars. but try to vote somewhere in texas. >>> and case closed, an author makes the case that lee harvey oswald and lee harvey oswald alone killed jack kennedy. ron burgundy had fun last night on conan, and toronto mayor rob ford's expense. >> my dear, dear, dear friend, mayor rob ford of toronto is running for re-election. and i hold him in the highest regard. he is the best. >> okay. >> i watched that last night. so good on conan. this is "hardball," the place for

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it's what barack obama stands for and picking up on what howard and joan said a moment ago, it's rejection but it's because they believe when a political cultural fight and obama embodies everything they can't stand. >> i think he believes it. i think he doesn't like the president. most of these folks don't like the president.

steve kornacki and joan walsh. well, the president's enemies have made history in the ferocity and frequency of their attacks on the most basic jobs of the president in febds they challenged his right but filibustering the confirmation of chuck hagel. to protect consumers by holding up his nominee for the protective bureau. for two full years. that nominee was finally confirmed in july. in october they challenged his right of blocking mel watt to head the federal housing finance committee. while it was to be the first member of congress to be denied confirmation since the civil war. and most recently, any judges between october 31st and november 18th. shot them all three of the president's nominees to d.c. court of appeals.

joining me now are joan walsh and cynthia tucker. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> good to be here, reverend. >> cynthia, let me go to you first. why won't republicans comparing the debt to slavery when we have gop presidents with a federal debt? >> you know, the extreme right wing of the gop has certain verbal ticks that they just can't seem to leave alone even though these ticks get them in trouble. there are certain things they should know by now they should not discuss. they should never discuss rape because if they do, they'll say something stupid. they should never discuss slavery, because if they do, they'll say something stupid. as you said earlier, slavery was a horrific institution. nothing else like it in the history of the country. debt does not allow a slave to legally rape his property. debt does not allow us -- excuse me, a slave master. debt does not allow a slave master to take away your children. on top of which, the federal debt is actually falling. so sarah palin is wrong on all counts. >> and the

thank you joan walsh and cynthia tucker. thanks for your time tonight. >> good to be here, reverend. >>> coming up, the right wing's obama care sabotage strategy strikes again. but we have the facts. >>> plus, they couldn't buy the election. now these far right billionaires have a new scheme. >>> and a mom says this is a family tradition. her son in a klan costume. >>> plus, live from new york, it was saturday night. and i made a surprise appearance. i'll tell you why. >>> and friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® >>> have you joined the "politicsnation" conversation on facebook yet? we hope you will. today mitt romney got a lot of attention for accusing president obama of being fun

here in new york is msnbc political analyst, joan walsh, editor at large for asalon. and in washington, msnbc contributor, jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post." minority leader, mitch mcconnell, says this is nothing but a power grab to advance the president's regulatory agenda. he also said, this was an attempt to move attention away from the affordable care act. is it either of those? >> no, it's neither of those. that's preposterous. harry reid has been talking about doing this for much of this year. i truly believe that it was not until this week that he had the votes to do it. you had a lot of reluctant senate democrats who didn't want to change the rules. who remembered coming to this agreement in 2005 and wanted to stick with it. but over time, they became really convinced that this is a republican party that's lawless, that's not playing. by any rules known to man. >> and do you think it was the judicial appointments that broke the camel's back, not even the chuck hagel nomination, but it was actually not a personality or a policy, it was

she wasn't happy with my current >>> joan brothers may have broken up but nick joan has a nice consolationting miss universe, olivia culpo. >> does that make him mr. universe? anyway, aj is with both nick and olivia in moscow for today's "from russia with aj." >> [ speaking russian ] >> olivia saying good-bye to the single life. it didn't come with a crown but one of the brightest spots for miss universe, new boyfriend, nick jonas. >> we are happy. feel lucky. >> you can lucky. forever two good people to find each other is special. >> it s >> olivia not worried about one of her last duties, rocking $1 million swimsuit during the show. >> i am wearing the $1 million swimsuit but i eat so you know, the swimsuit will look good either way. >> joining olivia and the ladies on the crocus city hall stage saturday, russian pop star performing "amore." >> some men obvious will not pay attention, look at the girls but, but the ladies might see the guys. >> you feel the pressure? this is the world stage. >> 1 million people, 175 countries. we all feel the pressure, right? >> miss universe, saturday n

>> howard fineman of "the huffington post" and joan walsh for salon. both are msnbc political analysts. i want each of you to answer a simple question. did the president deny or admit right there in that answer to chuck todd that there was a poll taken and focus groups delivered and organized to find out whether it would be a good idea to dump biden and bring in hillary. was the answer yes or no from the president there? >> well, i'll jump in and say yes, the president admitted that in a very oblique and round about way. he said he doesn't delve into polls. that doesn't mean he doesn't read them. he said if they had come and asked me shall we get rid of joe biden i would have said no. that doesn't mean that they weren't percolating the idea around. and i also love the 2 million employees excuse. i mean, that was pretty funny. i got to say. and, you know, the fact is he did talk to joe biden about it. they had it out. i think they genuinely like each

jonathan and joan walsh. let's get started right now with a look at the far right's hatred of president obama. number three on our listing our countdown goes to u.s. congressman of texas. the tea partier grabbed headlines when he sided with birthers and openly discussed impeaching the president. he's an are a dent supporter of ted cruz 2016 campaign for president. this is a clip from his appearance here on "hardball" in september. it's remarkable. >> obama is president, ted cruz can be president. >> this is serious business. is he eligible to be president? you've been touting the guy. >> i think he's eligible. i'm giving you a yes answer. >> if obama was born overseas even that crazy theory of donald trump is true he still would be eligible to be president by that standard. >> we're talking about ted cruz. >> can't you project an inch mentally. >> i'm telling you president obama is the president. if he's eligible to be president -- >> you brought this up. >> what better way -- yes. >> was he a legitimately el

. >> joining me now are joan walsh and former congressman patrick murphy. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> congressman, let me start with you. isn't it striking that the president is forging a historic nuclear agreement while the right make these ridiculous claims about obama care? >> it's crazy, rev. you know, mike schmidt is one of the best to play for the philadelphia phillies. he said playing for philadelphia you have to throw a victory and the agony of reading about it next day in the newspaper. that's what this deal is. this is a historic, great first step. and you have people like josh bolton who called it an abject surrender. you have guys saying this is like wag the dog the movie. this isn't hollywood. this is real life. this is leadership. this is about barack obama and john kerry leading the way so we don't have to fight unnecessary wars. >> you know, joan, but this is essential obama. this is what he ran on. >> right. >> this is what he said he was going to do. this is what he promised that he would try diplomacy

same question to you, joan.e thing in politics one of the earliest things i learned was listen to what they actually say. did he say he knew this was polled? did he say he approved it? disapproved it? did he make a decision based on the polling? what did he tell us? >> i think he told us that no one has denied that somebody polled this question. i think he acknowledged that. i think he may have also left the door open that maybe he overheard something from another office that maybe they were doing this. but at the end of the day, he gave joe biden a big, old hug. that's what matters. later in the interview he has a dig to his staff saying folks like to talk about things to make themselves feel important. so whoever leaked this garbage to heilemann and halperin, i know what your game is. so i think it's certainly not anything he directed or that he said i'm in a panic, go find out if i should pick hillary. that was never the story. >> okay. let's ask about -- let's see what he said now about the question that has

a unanimous choice was spanish artist joan miro. born in the catalan city of barcelo in 1893, miro has remained close to the land and its people. but as a young man in paris, he joined with friends like max ernst and jean arp in the emeing surrealist movement of the 1920s. in his painting "the farm," miro's characteristic symbols and themes began to appear: serpenne shapes, checkeoard patterns, finite space represented by the moon or a star. in 1922, he painted "the farmer's wife," the ancestress of countless female sbols that also became a continuing motif in miro's art. in 1924, his art broke free of gravitational constraints in theurrealtic world of "harlequin's carnival." over the years, he developed his own personal symbolism, and in the 1950s, the scal his art grew with such works as a mural at harrd university and "the wall ofhe sun" for unesco in pas. as his work grew in size, miro continued what he termed "a process of simplification." he stated, "little by little, i have managed to reach a point at which i use no more than

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but i think joan said it best. you can't stress enough the fact that the republican party extremists have become so extreme that if you have dignity towards the president, and you do exactly what any person with a soul and a heard would do when your state is under water, that a., dealing with the president makes you a creep. but, b., that makes you a moderate? i just thought that made you a carbon-based life form with maybe a little bit of compassion. >> thank god for the tea party. >> right. >> i mean, the tea party has done democrats a lot of favors. >> right. >> seriously. >> zerlina, does the tea party back off at all? do they get any message out of this at all? >> no, they don't care about chris christie winning a national election. you know, the focus for him and the problem for him is yesterday doesn't matter. he needs to win a republican primary, and he's going to be asked about his views on abortion and women's rights. and that's when he's going to get into trouble. yesterday, you know are that's great, he

>> joan jett getting a bum deal there? >>> christina loren is talking about all the rain we're getting. >> raining cats and dogs out there. good morning to you. right now we're in the thick of it, jon and marla. i kind of want to show you some of the live pictures as the rainfall really starts to crank up in the city by the bay. you can see those droplets accumulating right on our camera lnz, and the camera starting to shake a little bit as our winds come in as well. this is the point in time because we already have the saturated ground out there. if we see any trees go down, you really want to watch that travel cautiously over 17 for the next few hours. a lot of rain coming through, and some wind coming along with it. take a look at this. take out into the east bay. show you oakland near the oracle arena. yep, look at that. raiders getting a cleansing before the sunday's game out there at the stadium. 62 degrees at 4:00 p.m. temperatures are going to be chilly today. make sure you have that umbrella with you because we're

i hear joan laughing. think that's the lowest thing you've said here. >> i don't know, but i'll tell you something. i am really proud of mary cheney. there was a long time that the gay community felt betrayed by mary cheney has she's now feeling betrayed by her sister. >> why -- >> because she's a mom and because people were angry when she stayed on -- she was a paid staffer on the presidential campaign of george bush and her dad. george bush had come out in favor of a constitutional amendment. so it was a very awkward strained time. >> i don't know what the rules are in the gay community, but is there a sense that if you are gay, closeted or out that you owe a responsibility to gay rights. if you're a public life, you better not be gay and oppose gay rights. otherwise you're fair game. >> yeah. honestly, mary, you can see what children have done. she's got a son and a daughter. and her wife heather. you know, the thing i worry about this entire feud is what kind of message are mary's children getting? are

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thank you michael steele and joan walsh.e'll be right back after this. >>> in a new interview today, sarah palin refused to endorse chris christie. yeah. yeah. afterwards christie told palin thanks, i owe you one. >> welcome to the sideshow. that was conan o'brien saying last night when it comes to certain endorsements, less is more. cbs may have apologized over the weekend for their flawed reporting on benghazi. last night stephen colbert has sought out a source from inside the cbs newsroom. take a look at what he found. >> now, poncho, you were interning the night all hell broke loose at "60 minutes." >> yes, i was definitely there that night because i'm an actual human witness. >> tell us what happened, poncho. >> well, i was coming back from getting chewing tobacco for leslie stall when i heard explosions of shouting. >> who did you see? >> it was hillary clinton. she was swinging a bike chain and yelling we're here to kill the story, who wants to eat some chain! >> so it was hillary clinton who made cbs apologize? >> ye

cr especially you so much on youth unemployment joan martin insisted earlier today that the scheme will go ahead next year. it will be a complex one. tire carrier to it and i will in any program that offers advertising is actually a whole range of options. more than five point five million young people across the eu have no job the twenty four political leaders he met in paris today how their work carbide for them. cold cold and martinis mentor to the nationalist cause polish only his judicial dispute guarantee scheme was a situation with the because i seem to recall what the day. minister for variances of the sailboat or coughing via the jobseekers allowance there were people there would be this guarantee in place for for training for it for you regular employed as did run on the youth guarantee itself was one of those issues that was very prominent during the irish presidency all of the european union and the first half of the year ended the day was joan burke herself who chaired the employment counseling process of actually decided this post back in february so they knew it was comin

i know you and joan rarely sit down for a meal.-- a lingering dinner, especially in the midst of a case, is an indulgence. you think conversation's an indulgence? the meal itself is an indulgence. conversation is an annoyance within an indulgence... well, i suppose it's harmless enough. as long as you don't try to stop me from working. you're welcome. so... did you learn anything? the police believe a man named joaquin aguilar heads up the robles cartel's east coast operations. the cartel is always at odds with one or another of its rivals, so the man is very rarely seen in public. in fact, he's only been spotted six times in the last two years. he's always at a private box he maintains at the aqueduct race track. he's a horseman. a passionate one. there's bad behavior to be unearthed here. be prepared for that. you seem quite invested in the idea that nigella has changed. from what i can see, change is sloppy. it's a process, not an absolute state. why are you so invested in the idea that nigella has to be a good person to deserve

joining me now congressman emanuel cleaver and salon's joan walsh. thank you both for coming on tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, let me go to you first. what do you make of all of this? >> i think it's silly to talk about something that costs american lives and a program that was approved by congress, upheld by the supreme court designed to provide health insurance for all americans. i think many of my colleagues on the other side are actually hoping for rain instead of sunshine. because they fear the sunshine because it will give people insurance and they think it will be political arepercussions tha will hurt them. >> joan, you know, repeatedly the gop said our health system is just fine. the way it is is just fine. >> best in the world. >> in fact, senator john barossa repeated that this weekend. >> it's time to start over. this health care law is terribly flawed. it is broken. this is not what the american people wanted. the president did not need to destroy a good health care system to try to make a better one. but that

i hear joan laughing. think that's the lowest thing you've said here. >> i don't know, but i'll tell you something. i am really proud of mary cheney. there was a long time that the gay community felt betrayed by mary cheney has she's now feeling betrayed by her sister. >> why -- >> because she's a mom and because people were angry when she stayed on -- she was a paid staffer on the presidential campaign of george bush and her dad. george bush had come out in favor of a constitutional amendment. so it was a very awkward strained time. >> i don't know what the rules are in the gay community, but is there a sense that if you are gay, closeted or out that you owe a responsibility to gay rights. if you're a public life, you better not be gay and oppose gay rights. otherwise you're fair game. >> yeah. honestly, mary, you can see what children have done. she's got a son and a daughter. and her wife heather. you you know, the thing i worry about this entire feud is what kind of message are mary's children getting?

and joan, i have talk your book now for a long time.t i've been teaching your book and this idea of hip hop feminism, which you coin. but you know, always the conversation in classes, well, what does it mean to be a hip hop feminist. and it's got to be at least in part about forging alliances with other girls and women. seeing girls and women as your cohort, not as your competitors. >> absolutely. i think even by those of us who do critical work around black women, black girls, black women's bodies, we often tell the story about what's wrong and what we don't really realize, we don't impart to young women, where your power actually lies. it lies in being able to see yourself, in knowing your history, in knowing that there have historically been these fabulous alliances among black women. we're how we got through. so i think unless you champion those stories, and not play down, because they have to know that, you know, the ways that we've suffered, but you have to be really careful, not just breaking down, like, the pathologies or femini