if they don't think it's real. >> we play that sound, which is fun to hear from john boehner, but signalled, boehner has to decide between the old sort of commanding interest of the party, big business, that wants immigration reform, and the new commanding interest, the tea party and the outside groups. he's signalled that he's made a choice. or has he? >> he has. but doesn't mean it will continue. >> he made a choice for a minute. >> he made a choice -- >> scary -- >> back on that choice. and this is a very ad hoc arrangement going on, it will be great for everyone if what the former congressman outlines is going to be enacted. it would be great for republicans to say we are more open-minded about what kind of voters to reach out to and who constitutes what this country looks like. but so many challenges along the way here. and the speaker has negotiated positions, outlined very strong positions and caved because his fellow leadership disappears when he turns around. let's see if they can hold together. >> and we have been talking about a house, josh, and the senate isn't the senate anymor

john boehner? you want me to do that? democrats want me to change john boehner's mind? give me a break. you had a vote. you threw me to the side of the road. what type of strategy is this? well, here's the memo. i'm just an unemployed guy, watching "the ed show," and they tell me that, well, it's not on their legislative agenda for january. they want people with no money to show up in washington and do a rally? the unemployed? i mean, we can barely put food on the table? there's no way that they can afford gas and travel expenses to go to washington, d.c. hell, i've got to stay in my house. i've got to pay the rent. there is nothing that is going to break the will of john boehner and the republicans. there was a time in that town called washington, d.c., when a senate vote, and i kind of follow this stuff a little bit -- the senate vote actually meant something. it was kind of the pulse of the country that you could kind of count on the house to follow. well, those days are over. i don't think there is anything that will move the republicans on unemployment, unless ther

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>> reporter: wolf, if you look one second from now, house speaker john boehner good to see you, sir, l timing in here through statuary hall to watch the president's speech speak. we saw secretary of state john kerry walk by. a lot of members of congress come here really early to get those chose seats on the aisle so that when president obama does come and shake the hands he takes maybe 5 or 10 minutes to get down to the dais to where he speaks they do get a moment with president obama. you would not believe how many members of congress literally spend hours in there waiting in these choice seats. but the big dogs like speaker boehner come when they want to. we're a few minutes away from president obama speaking and addressing the crowd. dana bash is inside the chamber right now. if she is connected she can set the scene for us, although i don't think we can get a picture of her. dana, are you there? >> reporter: hi there, jake. i am inside. right now you certainly have what tends to be every year kind of the mix and mingle. something that frankly you would see at a cocktail party with

john boehner is about to gavel in the session. we will watch it live. we will come back after the state of the union address for more of your calls and comments of what you heard this evening. live coverage on this tuesday as c-span continues with state of the union programming. >> the joint session will come to order. committee will score the president of the united states. mr. cantor, mr. mccarthy, mr. jenkins, ms. polos my. hoyer, mr. crawley, mr. isreal, and ms. delaro. members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort the resident of the united mr. reid, mr. durbin, mr. mcconnell, mr. cornyn, mr. blunt. >> the members of the escort committee will exit through the chamber doors through the lobby. >> acting dean of the diplomatic orps. >> mr. speaker, the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court.

they're banking on john boehner showing up who has a record of not showing up.ould be very well in the position at the end of the day saying, well, you know, we took a vote in the senate, not a whole lot of republicans voted for it. and this is just the way it's coming down, this is our governmental system. reid is giving, as i see it, the gop a chance to show they are compassionate, that john boehner does have a pulse, that he's willing to be trusted. and if it doesn't happen, how many more of these votes are going to be taken by the democrats down the road counting on john boehner. and i think this is a pivotal vote. i really do. your thoughts on all of that. >> pivotal is a great word. i like to think of it as a defining moment for the republicans. are they really the party that doesn't care at all about, you know, what romney called the 47%? the people they think are the takers in this country? i mean, you only think that way if you don't know anybody who lost his or her job. you only think that way if you never lost your job. and you only think about people

this giant extension of unemployment benefits that john boehner made sure that barack obama got.amazing that they can talk to each other this way in the tea party. >> sure. well, first of all, ari has me rethinking the engagement ring that i gave to my wife. thanks a lot, ari. secondly, they have built this different reality system in which everything that the republicans do just isn't enough. so in their world somehow background checks passed. the unemployment extension passed. immigration reform is about to pass. so on and so forth. we haven't done deficit or debt reduction for the past 2 1/2 years. i mean, obviously, none of that is true. and i think part of the problem is that groups like this exist to create fissures within the republican tent. that's their whole reason for being. they don't make money. they don't have a point of interest. unless they can say the republican party isn't doing just good enough. that way they can run candidates, against people like john boehner, who keep in mind, was a hero at the end of the government shutdown from these very same conservative

>>> in the spotlight tonight, the tea party versus john boehner. action committee called the tea party leadership fund has launched a website petition at primaryboehner.com. spokesman rusty humphries said in a press release, "john boehner has declared war on conservatives. today we declare war on him. we intend to send a message to his fellow republicans in name only that such ideologically bankrupt leadership must come to an end." here is what humphries said last week on a conservative radio show. >> this is not solely tied down to john boehner, though. i understand the tea party is looking for candidates all over the country for people that are conservative and have just core, basic constitutional values." >> there's 87 people we're looking at right now. 87 different seats of republicans who are the official rightos, republicans in name only, these people who have chosen to go against the core values -- i'm a republican. but you know what? the republicans, they're leaving me. you know, this idea where getting along is giving obama everything he w

just winning 8 of those 50 and john boehner keeps the speaker's gavel.epublicans think they'll do better. here is why the hill is so steep for the democrats and nancy pelosi. of the 50 districts, she would need to win 43. a lot of those districts are red republican districts in what shapes up to be a republican year. the wisdom now in washington is forget about the government shutdown, it is a republican year at the moment. democrats will tell you privately they expect democrats to make single digit gangs. van and s.e.? >> i like that map. >> thanks to john king or should i say, no thanks. >> don't blame the messenger. >> exactly. here's my view. i think to win big in 2014 obama has to go bik tonight. i've got a couple ideas. here's one. after bush crashed the economy millions of american homeowners were stuck with sky high mortgages. now we bailed out the big banks. we forgot about the homeowners. with one stroke of a pen the president could reset those housing bills to a fair rate. one stroke of the pen. lifting that burden would instantly boost the ec

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i agree with you about john boehner.verything from the ryan murray deal to the omnibus, he's led with a great deal of strength and a great deal of support. it's interesting to me. look, people are allowed to vote the way they think, but nobody came to the floor, nobody spoke in conference against the ryan murray bill or frankly against the omnibus. so i think he's actually leading on strength right now and that tells me we've perhaps had a more productive year than people might believe at this point. >> we'll see. we'll see. >> i know a couple of people you might want to beat, speaker. >> okay. we'll see. john boehner has been unable to get his caucus to do, except in rare instances, what he believed in my opinion was the right thing to do. i think he thought it was the wrong thing to do to shut down government. i think he thinks imsimilar good politics for republicans. he believes that the debt limit ought not to be put at risk. the shutdown occurred because of the deal on the debt limit. that's the same thing that happ

the real question about john boehner is will he go with his establishment instincts or will he placate the republican party does not want to spend the whole year on the wrong side of this fight. can boehner pull it off? c >> i know both of you have long underwear on, but we won't go there. >> how do you know that? >> i think you're still cold. >>> coming up, a gop senate candidate wants to get washington moving, literally? well ladies, now there's big news in controlling your overactive bladder symptoms. the new oxytrol for women patch. the first and only over the counter treatment for overactive bladder. put the control back in your go with new oxytrol for women. now in the feminine care aisle. >>> and in pretenders tonight, the moving van. the republican senator from nebraska says he can solve the gridlock in washington with one simple solution. all he needs is a flat-bed truck. >> that's it. the way to cure the incredible ineffectiveness of both partys in washington. they move them to nebraska where they can experience family, conservative values. let's move the capitol to nebraska

john boehner hoping a little fresh air from outside d.c.nsensus on some horny issues -- thorny issues. they came out with some principles -- some guiding .rinciples on immigration republicans,le for john boehner brought out a list of principles that should guide the republican approach to immigration this year. it was important to act and to solve the immigration issue. what was of note in those principles was that they will allow legal status for undocumented adult in the country. citizenship, to but further than conservative republicans have been willing to go previously. this is a big shift. as john boehner would go to reach a compromise in the white house, but there debate --thly healthy debate in the room. republicans who would anport this question this in election year. >> a great question. i want to pose the question to dixon. >> i think that is a very defense of way, and nonconstructive way to look at the problem. that we havessue talked about so many times, there are some important people of both political affiliations. the preside

it's a problem where hopefully john boehner and the president will find common ground and john boehneret his rank and file to fall in line. >> angela, the last word here. he talked about a moral problem. it's also a political problem for the gop, right? >> it is a political problem if they don't do anything about it and if the tea party does hold immigration reform hostage, it's going to backfire on republicans come november with the midterm elections coming up. it will be an easy topic, easy political issue for democrats to defeat republicans on. republicans and democrats need to come together, sing kumbaya. mark and i agree finally on something and they need to come together and push through true comprehensive immigration reform. >> the agreement is duly noted between mark and angela. thank you for joining us. we'll see what congress does in the coming days, weeks and months. >> thanks, kell kwi. >>> coming up, exploring the science behind what you eat and the health benefits. what one major corporation is doing to delve deeper in the connection between diet and nutrition. [ male ann

we know where house republican leaders john boehner are.here are some other house republicans who support immigration reform. a lot of the rank and file doesn't. that's why you're seeing john boehner talking careful tones about a step-by-step approach, a piecemeal approach, making sure people realize this isn't an automatic gateway for citizenship for undocumented immigrants. he has to walk a careful line. it will be interesting to see what comes out of retreat. >> do you think something will come out of the whole immigration discussion now? >> we're supposed to end up getting a framework from republicans. whether the framework translates into legislation that can be voted on and voted out of the house, that remains another matter. >> house from the house speaker, a list of four bills that are stalled in the senate that he says needs attention. let's start with those, starting with job training. >> there is legislation that eric cantor, the house majority leader, has put together a skills act. and, barbara, this was an entire letter the rep

, you know, just what you think of this new approach to immigration, what would you tell john boehner well, first of all, let me be clear that tea party express specifically, we've not focused on immigration, it's not one of our issues because it's an issue that divides people. we want to focus on the economy alone and bring people together and obama care. that's what galvanized the movement. but the movement is against this. many, many people are against it. and i don't understand why on earth house leadership would go and all of a sudden kick conservatives and play right into the hands of harry reid and barack obama. why? when every american is concerned about jobs and the economy and obama care right now, why are you going to pivot to this issue? ted cruz put out a great statement on this today -- >> right, i think the point is actually passing immigration reform is an economic issue. it's one that will improve our economy. actually, this congressional budget office said it will reduce the deficit, it will help create jobs in the country and i think that people can look at immigrat

keep your eyes on house speaker john boehner. >> women deserve equal pay for equal work. >> you might have noticed it took speaker boehner some time to figure out if you're having a woman giving your state of the union response you better stand up to support the very policies to say she works just as hard as a man. republicans have a real policy problem here. one example the paycheck fairness act. republicans refused to let it pass. s.e., it's great that republicans picked a woman last night. she did a great job giving the state of the union response, but i guarantee you that women across the country would rather have equal pay than a woman giving state of the union response. >> i appreciate your kudos to cathy mcmorris rodger, i think she did a great job, too. but women make 80% of what their male counterparts do, feel like lip service. >> i know that personally. for equal work, women and men make the same amount. and for the one person who is out there calling for paycheck fairness is the president. hard to criticize him there. >> okay. in the "crossfire" tonight, the communication

do you really think that come january of 2015 we'll still be talking about john boehner? going to say enough, we're going to let somebody else have this job for now? >> speaker boehner was elected first in 1990, represented since 199, the cincinnati suburbs and was a member of gingrich's leadership team when republicans took over in '95. and i think what boehner has now is a veteran presence for a very young republican house conference. and i think as much as there's talk of boehner retiring, when you listen to boehner's public statements, i think he's actually looking ahead to 2016 as a last shot for republican to get elected president while he is speaker. so i think as much as he may be leaning toward retirement because of his frustrations with the tea party, some of him really remains a conservative figure -- so when it came up during the gingrich era, wants to get something done. so we're really going to have to watch in 2014. how does boehner balance his frustrations with the status quo versus his real desire to be a speaker for history. and i think just remains to be

no quiere. >> es culpa de todos nosotros demÓcratas y republicanos. >> pero depende de john boehnermara, entonces era culpa, siempre es el calendario legislativo que siempre hay de urgencia. ahora tenemos el presupuesto del lÍmite de la deuda y parece que siempre hay una crisis, tenemos que hacerlo. >> cree que en este 2014 sÍ se puede. >> yo creo que sÍ lo vamos a poder hacer porque tenemos que hacerlo, serÍa bueno para la economÍa y ese es el enfoque conservador que le tenemos que dar a este tema, que este programa serÍa bueno para la economÍa, va a crear empleos. >> un tema complicado y quiero que me ayude con esto. el centro a finales del aÑo pasado sacÓ un estudio que decÍa que los latinos creen que los indocumentados lo que quieren es que no los deporten, y que puedan trabajar y todo esto, pero el tema de la ciudadanÍa no es tan importante. entonces la pregunta es ¿quÉ hacemos congresista? ¿usted estarÍa de acuerdo en legalizar a millones aunque no tengan un camino a la ciudadanÍa? >> bueno, yo primero estoy sospechosa de ese fondeo porque tÚ eres veterano de la polÍtica, sabe

>> john boehner's trying to get a common ground. has hired john mccain's immigration person, and he is really trying to force his caucus, which is not an easy thing to do to pass an , immigration bill, which they could go to the congress with eventually. >> in the week or so they have keys to this out, there has been ferocious reaction from some strategists who say this is a horrible thing to do where we can pick up a lot of seats in congress. and the tea party is anti- immigration. but i have been surprised at how relatively muted those voices have been. the republican leadership has shown no signs -- >> because they can read election results? >> not just that. the business community wants it. it is good public policy. >> john boehner does not want to go down in history as the guy who blocked immigration reform. >> people are going to say texture, i think it is this year or nothing. if harry reid wants this done, and is willing to compromise, it can be done. >> nancy pelosi is the key. they need democratic votes and they have to go

speaker john boehner tough talk charging the president is now indifferent to what's happening in iraq, losing the security gain that america had fought for so hard and long. also speaker boehner said the president had outsourced, in his words, iraqi policy to vice president biden. jay carney got a question about that and pushed back on boehner. take a listen. >> i don't think the book had come out. >> hadn't heard about it yet, the details. >> i don't know. certainly not the details. as i said yesterday, we got -- i got the book the night before. but we had seen some reports, early reports about it. but again, his view is the one i repeated several times yesterday and just repeated again, but i don't -- i don't know -- i don't know that they have -- i don't believe they have talked in the last few days since they talked last. i'm not sure when they will talk again. >> so that reaction to the book. jay carney went on to say and pushed back on john boehner by saying, look, if republicans like john boehner want to send more u.s. troops back to iraq, they should be more clear about saying

s/john boehner , presidente de la camara baja 10- 12 nat "it's a problem we've had.")de inmigracin se haya convertido en un juego poltico, dijo el lder de la cmara baja, john boehner, quien se encuentra en maryland con sus colegas republicanos en un seminario anual. pero insisti que abordaran una reforma por partes y que la seguridad fronteriza sera un tema clave. algunos demcratas estn optimistas de que esta vez las propuestas acordadas allanen el camino para un voto en la cmara baja. s/cong. luis gutierrez :37-40 "todas las reacciones han sido positivas. la casa blanca ha hablado positivamente, yo he hablado positivamente, todo el mundo está diciendo 'que bien'. les damos la bienvenida a los republicanos al debate sobre inmigración". s/cong. henry cuellar :55-1:00 "no va a ser como nosotros lo queremos el cien por ciento. y no va a ser cero. esperamos poder hacer un arreglo". pero dada la turbulenta historia de la reforma migratoria en el congreso, hay quienes dicen que por ms serias que parezcan las propuestas, un proyecto de ley podra seguir en la cuerda floja. esp

. >> john boehner got more bad news today. no, another one of his house members did not get arrested for buying cocaine. and no, another republican governor did not get indicted today. for john boehner, something worse happened. the secretary of the treasury told him that we are getting very close to hitting the debt ceiling once again. john boehner has enjoyed the most chaotic and least powerful speakership in modern times, mostly because of the debt ceiling, which i think was actually predicted by someone on election night in 2010 when the republicans won back the house of representatives. >> this is a challenge for boehner in the house. he must pass a debt ceiling increase in his republican house of representatives. >> that was way back when most members of congress did not know what the debt ceiling was because it had always been increased routinely and almost without comment and definitely without news media attention. when president obama was last asked about the debt ceiling just before christmas, he actually said somet

. >>> las declaraciones del lÍder john boehner en esta maÑana, cual declararon con firmeza que van aincluye mayor seguridad fronteriza, un sistema de verificaciÓn de empleo, trabajos temporales. y un programa para millones de indocumentados sin vÍa especial para la ciudadanÍa, esto Último es lo que mÁs provoca la divisiÓn de republicanos, algunos lo consideran una amnistÍa. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> dijo que era importante que el proceso fuera transparente que se asegurara la frontera para que los votantes pudieran tener confianza que lo que estaban haciendo tenÍa sentido. segÚn fuentes, las discusiones fueron apasionados, el congresista de california dijo a colegas que la reforma migratoria era un tema de valores familiares y habÍa que detener la separaciÓn de familias. entre los escepticos el representante marlin, dijo que se tenÍa que esperar hasta despuÉs de noviembre para debatir el tema. >>> no solo el congresista, tambiÉn grandes figuras del partido republicano que dicen, no nos metamos a la pelea, dejemos que este aÑo electoral se hable solamente de la ley de salud del pres

>> i think john boehner wants to get something done on immigration.s and probably a republican version of the dream act. he doesn't have the politicala capital to pass more than that. >> john boehner, i know he's filed for reelection, but do you think he ultimately seeks reelection and does that impact how far he's willing to push among conservatives? >> i think he will seek reelection and until it's clear that he won't be speaker, he will run for the speakership. look, i've been bearish on immigration reform since the beginning and i don't think something will happen unless they're able to conference with the senate democrats. that's not something the house republicans want to do. >> bob costa, shameless plug. >> to my dad, who joined me to watch the show. >> the new football team. i know we came up short against texas a & m, but we had a good run. the coach should have been "time's" person of the year. >> he my colleague was out in denver and he had a much better new year's day, and he covered the new beginning of sales on marijuana and it's up on o

the editor of the weekly standard says speaker john boehner could concede and announced he won't move forward and writes if there's one things that could blow-up g.o.p. chances it would be an explosive debate over immigration in the house. republicans run the risks of facing checks if they support immigration reforms. north carolina representative says he's tired of the perception that the g.o.p. is not friendly to his panics. immigrations has not changed for the last two and a half decades. i'd like something down to assuage the uneasy innocence. >> republicans are concerned about the future. the hispanic population is growing. >> mark directs research at pew research center. >> the hispanic population has not only been growing but has been dispersing. they have had some of the fastest population growth driven by his panic growth. that's with less than half turning out to vote. some rub cans think they can buy time and push off the issue until 2016. >> for the spanish there's a drop off from 20 to 15 points. >> as the house and leaders inveigled their standards, the question is how f

when you see retirements like a congressman from iowa, the john boehner sort of the republican party getting out of there. who fills the vacuum? people propped up by the outside groups and that makes everything we talk about on the show that much more worse going forward. >> luke, you're also our boehner whisperer. you asks him questions and he answers them. in terms of someone like john boehner -- everyone is an old-line deal maker with shrinking running room. how do people in the center and republicans like john boehner feel when they hear about these departures? >> boehner, he loses his top two dining companioncompanions. he's out of his best friends. it does have an effect on him. but i also think it changes the culture. you have to remember these guys who have been there for a while, they are from this age where they would go out with each other and have a drink and have dinner. the new guys fund raise all day. >> in terms of what this means for 2014 and 2016, the dems need 17 seats to flip the house. the republicans need six seats to tilt the senate. >> there are few of the hou

speaker john boehner talking about broad principles under chairman bob good law. n pretty active and pretty effective in putting together what i consider to be the solution. what is going on? >> speaker boehner has been very supportive in what has been going on. i read the same report and it was announced this morning. they will not be any different principl in 2013 and what we had in 2014. border security, and then what is best for our fellow citizens as well. it is not going to be about winning 2014. it's not going to be about appealing to certain groups that haven't historically been too fond with the republican rty. we are going todo what we think is best for the country. so if they want to memorialize it and put it in writing,. lou: there is a public enthusiasm and the republican congress, for succeeding in actually taking the lead on resolving the issue of immigration in this country. the president couldn't do it and the house is now having about and having succeeded at doig so. >> eskimo we've even when they do this they didn't lift a finger with immigration

john boehner says, well, this isn't going to help jobs. that is not only a lack of sympathy, not surprised to see that, but it's appalling economic ignorance. there is a broad consensus based on an obvious fact that unemployment compensation does help create jobs. because it adds to aggregate demand in the economy. every economist understands that. in fact, the unemployment compensation program starting in the '30s is widely, again, hailed by almost all economists as part of the countercyclical set of programs that you have. when you have unemployment, that becomes self-reinforcing. >> right. >> fewer people can work, so they haven't got money to spend and that leads to further unemployment. unemployment compensation, boehner could not be more ignorant in that economic assertion. cutting unemployment compensation takes money out of the economy and that, in fact, does shrink jobs. it's also the case, of course, that the major job deficiency we have right now. if we look at this recession that obama inherited from bush and what's happened si

john boehner had the best year in washington.t's the headline in the "national journal," arguing that actually by the end of the year he did stand up, finally, to many of those groups and he's in a much stronger position. what do you think? >> well, saying you had the best year in washington last year is like saying you're the most virtuous person in the bordello. it is true he came out of the year in a lot better position than he went into the year. i think i quarrel to the extent that it was some grand plan. basically, he followed the conservative rank and file over the cliff and cleaned himself up and came back. and having seen the consequences of going over the cliff, they're more willing to follow. i think that will last for, you know, a week or two until he crosses them again and they'll be back at it. >> yeah. i think that's right. and i think for folks who say, oh, we had to stay over the cliff for longer and better things would've happened, i don't know they're that persuadable. susan, take a look at this number as we th

at the end of the month john boehner has this meeting with a lot of republican leaders.ng out these principles in this private meeting. i can say it's pretty much a sure thing that it will be leaked immediately to the press so maybe we discuss it again. i think they do have some room to grow and they want to. >> it's been overshadowed this week. chris christie did pass the new jersey version of the dream act. an example of a republican working on immigration reform at the state level. that's definitely one to highlight that will play out i'm sure well into 2016 but it's always great to have you. thank you so much. >>> up next, everything you need to know about this weekend's golden globes. what sent producers into a rage spiral and best pics to take home your office pool. it's ahead as we get preparty started early this friday afternoon. "the cycle" rolls on. >> that's what makes tonight so special. only do beautiful people of film rub shoulders with the rat face people of television. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't

. >> holman: from their annual retreat on maryland's eastern shore, house speaker john boehner and his fellow republicans aimed to dispel the notion that they're to blame for lack of action on major issues. majority leader eric cantor urged president obama to seek them out instead of just issuing executive orders. >> the president did say the other night, he said, "look. in america, it's always been if you work hard and you're responsible, you get ahead." well, we agree. we republicans have been talking about that for years and years. and so we want the president to work with us to try to solve that. >> holman: in his state of the union address, the president painted the house g.o.p as the roadblock on immigration, for instance. >> it is time to heed the call of business leaders, labor leaders, faith leaders and law enforcement and fix our broken immigration system. republicans and democrats in the senate have acted. i know that members of both parties in the house want to do the same. >> holman: the house republicans charged today it's senate democrats who've been stalling key bills.

john boehner said, i have to move ball forward, i want something done. can't say no to everything. what do you say? >> yeah, you know, following in footsteps of john mccain is injeagenius elect strategy into 2014. republicans love john mccain, or wait that is democrats. neil: he -- hig you don't like ? >> this is just further evidence of who is really pulling the strings in washington, d.c., this is the establishment disconnected from all things that are really grassroots g.o.p. you can call it tea party or conservative or patriot movement. i don't care what you call it. but bottom line it is us who put the planks in republican party platform that mccain and boehner, and the rest are supposed to be accountable to, they continue to forget that. that is why they are poster boys, if you will of bi libertan -- >> for blocking progress, and for blocking some things tea partiers espouse wanting to see that is immigration reform, you don't think what he wants to do is that? >> i think it is cowering to the bullies on the playground, big business, and big labor

you pointed out the statement the house speaker john boehner pointed out.es that jumps out at me, i'll read it, he says this, john boehner. one month ago, i personally told the white house that another extension of temporary emergency unemployment benefits should not only be paid for, but include something to help people put people back to work. to date, the president has offered no such plan. if he does, i'll be happy to discuss it. but right now, the house is going to remain focused on growing the economy and giving america's unemployed the independence that only comes from finding a good job. so here's the question. let's say it passes in the senate. what does -- will the speaker let it come up for a clean vote in the house of representatives? >> reporter: the answer is, clearly no. unless and until the president does what the speaker just laid out as you just read. you know, and then even if the president does what the white house considers a plan to, for example, get people back to work, it is probably going to be a very different plan than what republ

signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. we lain conroy: loving god, give you thanks for giving us another year. we give you thanks, also, for e first session of the 113th congress and your sustaining us with your presence, wisdom, patience and love. we ask that the efforts of the first session might prove fruitful and the benefits redowneding to our nation and its people. we ask as well your forgiveness for the smallness of actions on some occasions and the inability to work together when so many were adversely affected. we know that this is not what you wish for us, not what the american people wish for our nation and not what the members of this people's house have been elected for. we ask now your blessing on each member of congress that they might be their bestselves and representing not only their constituents but also the entire american citizenry. they have taken oaths to do so, give them the strength and the izz dom to fulfill -- wis

the house majority and their speaker, john boehner.ou and you didn't know what to do once you got it. and some of these latest reports, if they are right, you're playing very petty politics long after you got it. but don't say that i didn't warn you..3 think of all the money that we have wasted not tracking it. the money that went to haiti to help them out but never really help them out. the money that never really help anyone out in louisiana. >> with this money there were plenty of other untold millions. >> sahadi attracted? this is one of those occasions. everything that i have learned that sends shows that almost everything that the new jersey governor did with his money was wrong. welcome, everyone. i am neil cavuto and this is even harder to comprehend. the governor is playing tit-for-tat with traffic. doing the same inning on a much grander scale. a special committee of new jersey lawmakers looking at allegations that chris christie used as the ultimate political weapon. >> the governor pulled me aside and said that you have to

john boehner almost dodged questions as he started to walk way a reporter smartly asked him again and he made clear we are concerned with those who are difficult time trying to find a job. he was reading from talking points sent to every republican to demonstrate that we have concern even if we are being principled to find a pay for it. gwen: when the job numbers came confounded every economist who thought it would 200,000 and it was -- because ause people were despairing. there was good news and bad news. port mman ublicans rob in ohio is facing a difficult lection in 2016 made clear i'm concerned about the long-term unemployed. now there is more of them. the way of ands in doing this he is going back on his word which was to do this. are e same time democrats trying to celebrate an economic there is a problem. gwen: so you think a deal could be in the offing. suggests we may see something by monday or tuesday. gwen: edge of my seat. a longer view about income inequality. the administration today here unconditional s war on poverty in america. 50 years after president lyndon johnson

no one's following john boehner, eric mccarthy or ear rick cantor. you're having a civil war within your party which has ground the house to a halt. we can't get anything done. >> well, i think it hasn't ground the house to a halt. when you have a senate controlled by the democrats and president obama who won't even negotiate with the republicans, yeah, we're having a big -- and during this primary season, a down and bloody fight within our party. frankly, i don't want it. i don't want to go through it. but i think also i think it's very cleansing. and this happened in 1980. newt will tell you. it brought me to politics. the bush and reagan fights, the conservative rose up from the grass roots. we took over the party. the primaries were strong and vibrant and nasty, but we emerged an incredibly stronger party. and that's going to happen right now in the next year. >> i was working for president clinton in the white house. you two led an impeachment which i'm still upset about. even while you were doing that, you worked with him to double fund for the

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john boehner saying now he is not going to take it up in the house unless that happens.that is not a very high hurdle, but another way to look at this is there an opening now in the house of representatives to do this. after all it was a republican senator teaming with jack reid from rhode island, and the senator from nevada, a high unemployment state, so the president as you reported, dell, will be surrounded by folks who would benefit from this unemployment extension. unemployment administered by the states. if you file for unemployment, you are eligible for about 26 weeks. what the federal government has done in the past several years, extended those for the long-term unemployment. now the long-term unemployed number is still historically high. normally when these benefits are cut or allowed to lapse as they have, the long-term unemployment rate is much lower on average at 1.3%. so there is a case to be made from an historical standpoint. the question as ever here in washington. ideologyists are not happy with this. >> mike viqueira, and libby casey will stand by. we

you had a falling out with speaker john boehner. a lot of republicans have decided to distance themselves. describe this bruising time? >> i do not think there have been that many republicans have distanced themselves spirit at the end of the day, if the shutdown was caused by the .resident as we are seeing the problems with obamacare, the fundamental flaws for america that he had and that he has turned into law, more and more people are looking at conservatism is something that is admirable. 72% people do not like the republican party. i am one of those. they need to find the soul and who they stand for. when most americans of that washington, they see a game and pretend food fights. they have the tax code written in their favor. are a small business person or somebody who just wants to go to work and go on to your family, you do not have a voice in washington. gains and scores go together. you're very much part of the process. you'ref republicans say stirring things up within the party. tough questions. we informed the constituent

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