this bill by john carney that deals with piece of the healthcare law. why was it defeated and coming up again? >> there long been in this session and previous sessions questions about the ability of the house republicans. as part of that expedite process, the rule is you got to get two-thirds of the lawmakers voting to approve it. this bill got parent approval but did not reach the two-thirds. a clearly missed calculation on the part of the republicans. they're coming back to the well to put it on the regular process. it likely will pass this time. this is another example how sometimes you scratch your head wondering who's counting votes over there on the house republican side. >> let's turn to the senate. harry reid tweeted about the minimum wage. he said when the senate returns, elook forward to a debate on raising the minimum wage. what's the status on that? are we likely to see a debate on it? >> you'll see debate. democratic leaders have been promising for months they'll bring this to the floor. but wednesday's procedural vote is still not expected

. 4414, the ex-patriot health coverage clarification act, a bill introduce bide my good friend, john carney. when mr. carney and i first came to congress we looked around in search of others who like us were interested in finding common ground. mr. carney and i meet regularly for breakfast with a group of members from both sides of the aisle. we come together to discuss commonsense ways to solve our nation's problems that members on both sides of the aisle can get behind. mr. renacci: a bill that is on the floor today is an example of this type of commonsense approach to making policy. the purpose of the bill is to fix the problem created by the president's health care law. if we don't fix it, 1,200 jobs will be lost across the country. mr. carney and i may not agree on everything. in fact, the president's health care law is one thing we disagree on. but we do agree this specific provision is another example of one of the law's unintended consequences. this bill before us today will keep america competitive and save american jobs. i encourage my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to supp

heated exchanges between john carney and jim accosta when carney was asked why rice responded to questionsabout the attack on the u.s. consulate in b9&ctkzi with talking points aimed at the broader arab region as she did when she attended all the sunday news shows. carney said rice didn't mix up her talking points though. the director of the cia at the time has said that their initial analysis of the attack on the consulate had nothing to do with the anti-islam movie and simplest explanation for what carney had to say is that he may have been trying to protect then ambassador rice. though administration critics say that rice was trying to protect the president's claim that al guide was on the run. remember, all this happened about two months before the presidential election, greta. >> in fact, wendell, the reporters when they walked away from today's briefing, did they sense that they got answers out of the administration or did they feel like carney was basically doing some sort of two step and not answering? >> as i said, i'm not sure how many of these questions were answered. i'm sure t

non-spending bills coming up in the houses a bill that came up a couple of weeks ago, this bill by john carneyt deals with a piece of the health care laws, coming up again next week. it was defeated -- why is it coming up again? been in this long session and the previous session productions about the abilities of the house republicans, of course that is led by with kevin mccarthy. he may or may not be lamed by other things. the majority leader eric cantor has decided. this is one of the ok's and that they put this bill i believe on april night on the floor in the procedure were is generally left for noncontroversial items, so as part of that expedited process, you have to get two thirds of those lawmakers voted to approve it, and is so that the majority approval but have not reached the two thirds, clearly a miscalculation on the part of the republicans. even so, they're coming back to -- they didput it get a majority vote last time. this is out an example of who is counting votes on the house republicans side? >> let's turn to the senate. majority leader harry reid tweeted about the minimum w

john carney wrote it's the fifth consecutive year over year decline in q1 fick which is interesting,op trading too. the lowest since lehman. >> we don't want that. i don't know. i get a little frustrated with goldman because what was great at goldman when i worked there but that was many years ago where the departments that aren't doing well now. but i think that you bet against goldman with your own peril given the fact that the book value is low. people want morgan stanley. they want that just consistent good gorman trend. these guys didn't give it to you. >> and, of course, james gorman will be with david facebooker e in -- faber in an hour's time. dominic chu is at the floor. picked a busy day to come down. >> right next to you at post 11 over here where leju opened up trading at 10.80. quick 8% pop for stock. down now to about we'll call it 10.33. 3.3% gain. these guys priced 10 million shares at 10 bucks apiece. the low end of that range. lejust the zillow of china. weibo the twitter of china. does real estate listings for chinese properties. for the ipo picture overall this we

this heated exchange with john carl and jay carney. watch. >> dominated by the attack at benghazi, right, as they were? >> well, we certainly knew that that would be a big part of the shows -- >> the primary thrust of those shows -- >> john -- >> an attack on a consulate in benghazi, you had americans killed. you knew full well that susan rice was primarily going to be asked about that attack, terrorist attack on a u.s. consulate in benghazi -- >> can i read the promo from your show, abc this week -- >> all the promos -- >> you acknowledge it was going to be about the attack? >> john, absolutely. and that's why -- >> okay. so we just -- >> it continues there. gretchen, i want to make one point. this was in that back-and-forth that continues. here's the key. the deputy director of the cia at the time, michael morrell, who admitted his analyst made a mistake from afar about a protest that never happened. he relied on the analyst here as opposed to people on the ground in system. in that same testimony just recently, mike morel was asked,

well nowhere near here jay carney the white house post prisoner john kerry was written to him they have said such outlandish things go as days and weeks and months that you know you can hardly take them seriously anymore i have to look at the fact that the authorities as they presently exist came into power. i'm on the back of a right wing paramilitary cold that displaced the elected government they are to their government is reportedly has a considerable amount of disarray. but now they're sending troops and their shooting going on. that's not exactly reassuring. in the study of march the boat a senior lecturer in international relations and security studies of moscow state university. marketing in the studio with a swell of her stuff but i'd like to ask you how sick giving you think it is that his army vehicle crews have swapped sites. ok well one individually unit swapping sides in itself is not very significant but it comes with a host of other reported events such as refusal from the alpha to attack earlier last week of men and older reported problems with a commanding control with

and moems ago jay carney confirmed the cia director john brennan was in ukraine over the weekend. president is accusing brennan of giving the go ahead for ukraine to crack down on pro-russian militants. up until carney's confirmation, they wouldn't reveal brennan's travels. >> can you confirm that he was there? >> we don't normally comment on the cia director's travel, but given the extraordinary circumstances in this case and the false claims being leveled by the russians at the cia, we can confirm that the director was in kiev this weekend as part o a trip to europe. >> the vice president joe biden, by the way, he's heading to ukraine later this month. i think on april 22nd he's expected to be there. let's get more from nick paton walsh joining us from donetsk in eastern ukraine. word that they're moving toward the airport. what have you seen? >> that's not the case, certainly on the ground here. there may have been confusion, so much misinformation being passed around here at this point. and it may actually have been misreporting. in fact they seem to have moved in on an airfie

carney. and looking forward to you in all seriousness we couldn't be more excited about john being at bloomberg, will the bureau is on a roll and john is going to help us lead that on top of a really talented staff we already have so read the book. we will have copies for you and bags on the way out. john and amy have signed all of them for you. thank you for coming and showing your support for this great book. [applause] >> i am very grateful. i want to welcome you on behalf of the hill, you are here to congratulate amy and john for the fabulous achievement they have put together. we are very proud of them being reported to the hill. and you came to was a couple years ago, a local start up in arlington, virginia and now joins us in washington d.c. and is all right as a correspondent doing a fabulous job. doing great sources, a real adornment to the paper. john in his nomadic career was with us in 2005-2006, has done great work which you already know. they are the star attraction. please come up, john and amy. [applause] >> thank you. i just want to thank you all for being here. it means a lot

the root strength that the government has shown well you know when you hear jay carney the white house spokesperson or john kerry or with korea knew and they have said such outlandish things in the last days and weeks and months that you know you can hardly take them seriously anymore you have to look at the fact that already as they presently exist came into power. the back of a right wing paramilitary coup displace the elected government there they are their government is reportedly in considerable amount of disarray but now they're sending troops in there is shooting going on that's not exactly restraint. but let's take a look at how this latest unrest actually develops it all started in mid december in kiev tens of thousands of people mainly from ukraine's eastern regions rallied in support of president cove each after the self-proclaimed government came to power thousands then rallied in the country's east calling for the new or thirty's to quit and for greater autonomy donetsk residents even elected their own governor who was soon arrested and the situation escalated in early april when anti-governme

strange that the ukrainian government has shown well you know when you hear jay carney the white house spokesperson or john kerry or with korea knew and they have said such outlandish things in the last days and weeks and months that you know you can hardly take them seriously anymore you have to look at the fact that the authorities as they presently exist came into power. the back of a right wing paramilitary coup displace the elected government there they are their government is reportedly in considerable amount of disarray but now they're sending troops in there is shooting going on that's not exactly restrained . now for more on the crisis in ukraine i saw it live now to marcus papadopoulos is the editor of the u.k. magazine politics first and joins me now thanks so much marcus now it seems like we've kind of how to complete one eighty turn here because the current interim leaders when they were opposition they were complaining about the government using force against them so why we're now seeing them doing exactly what they were complaining about. well of course it complete epoxy on behalf of the ill

john brennan. that's what we have learned from jay carney. crisis on the ground threatens to spill over. pro-russia protesters, that's what we're calling them now, have had control over the police headquarters and are refusing to blink as the ultimatum from the ukrainian government passes without apparent consequences. nick paton walsh has been following all of this from donetsk, ukraine. it seems that they didn't have a lot of teeth. what is the situation where you are right now. >> reporter: you're right, jake. we are seeing minimal sign of the ukrainian government and law enforcement in this area at all. people in there are no longer worried about the siege at all. they said we saw a ukrainian military helicopter passover the center of donetsk and this held out by the interim president if the deadline for disarming wasn't met by the pro-russian protesters. we have another one 48 hours ago which passed with an aborted attempt at a security operation to free the town of slovyansk where much of the violence has been focused. there are reports

jay carney wouldn't address that at his briefing. john mccain says the u.s. help ought to go beyond that. >> first of all, i think it's absolutely inexcusable that we have not provided the ukraine government with ability to defend themselves with defensive weapons. there is further unrest in ukraine caused by russians and pro proveocators. >> mccain speaking from estonia. carney says the u.s. continues to focus on diplomacy. there's a meeting with russian, ukrainian and european officials later this week and the u.s. and european union continue to support aid to ukraine to reduce its economic dependence on moscow. >> thank you so much. >>> victims of the boston marathon bombing being honored in many ways today. one year since the attack. minutes from now, we'll take you to boston for a moment of silence and a flag-raising ceremony at the finish line on boylston street. the white house will also observe that moment of silence. three people were killed and more than 260 people injured when the bomb exploded. >>> people mailing in last-minute tax returns. those

. >> jay, carney said over the course of president obama's term his toughest interview has come from john stewart. we went back and watched that interview. look at a piece of that interview. >> the questions are going to get tougher. how many times a week does biden show up in a wet bathing suit to a meeting? >> michelle, questions, huh? >> wow, that's really tough. that's terrible. the media, just like what wayne said, they don't hold him accountable. that's why he was able to get away with so much. if this was bush they would be all on him but because it's obama it's fine. they let it just pass. >> you pointed out that the media does give him a pass. if that's his toughest interview maybe he should be sitting down with people that might give him a tougher interview. >> he should be but as you and i know other than fox news and a few other places they don't do that. nobody nails this guy and when you read, as i said, if you read the pages in the new york times you would think you were in a different country. these people don't do anything and one of the things when you talk about al shar

house speaker john boehner led the republicans decrying the law and here is a statement he put out: >> white house spokesman jay carney said it was up to people to go on and sign up. here is what he said in the white house briefing. people need to sign up for health insurance, and they have a responsibility to do that. there's an opportunity to get quality health insurance, in many cases for less than 100 bucks per month. >> if people miss the deadline they'll be penalized, they'll have to pay a fine in january next year and miss out on health insurance through the affordable care act. the next time they can enrol is in november. that will be a sign up period starting mid november for insurance in 2015. >> libby casey reporting. >> obama officials say 3 million visited healthcare.gov. >> general motors recalled another 1.5 million vehicles saying there was a problem with the power steering. >> as richelle carey reports, the recall comes hours before gm's c.e.o. is set to testify before congress. >> in the opening statement the gm c.e.o. is expected to tem the panel federal prosecutors have free rein to go where the fa

john harwood in washington. the white house press secretary jay carney just walked into the briefing room and confirmed what wast night, that the enrollment in federal health care under the affordable care act reached seven million last night, which was the original goal that the congressional budget office had set. that does not include big states like california and new york, which had their own exchanges. we expect to have those numbers by the time the president comes into the rose garden at 4:15 this afternoon. we will get more information then. back to you. >> john harwood reporting. >>> all new episode of "the profit" tonight, 10:00 on the east and west coast on cnbc. let's take a sneak peek inside the not so sweet business of sweet pete's candy shop in jacksonville. >> you are essentially telling me to give you a check because you failed. because they are getting something you want yours, too. are you asking for a handout? >> no, i'm asking for -- >> that's how it feels to me. you called me here today, you are asking me for $150,000. i hand you the opportunity to get up to 15% of equity, you don't want t

. >> glenn, let me turn to you here, jay carney got into a back and forth with abc's john carl over this specific point. he at one point in his briefing said the e-mail and the talking points were not about benghazi, they were about the general situation in the muslim world. as ben -- as tommy says, there was a lot going on at this particular moment, but in terms of a line of defense, you know, how much is there to be picked apart in terms of that? >> there's a little bit to be picked apart. look, you know, i think that the notion that judicial watch had to go to federal court in order to get these documents is a really valid question. i mean, i hold here in my hand the hundred e-mails that were given to must a binder last may. i don't know why these couldn't have been included in that. we were told at that point in time that this was the comprehensive collection of the e-mails. but that aside, i tried to read today's documents with completely clear head, abstracted from a political context and also abstracted from the briefing room back and forth around the truth of the matter is i thin

first of all, white house spokesman jay carney confirmed what had been talked about a little bit that john brennan from the cia visited the capital of kiev. >> ye, that was not great timing. >> tell us about that. >> well, the cia director travel s s a lot, and that he would go to ukraine while a crisis is under way is not unusual, but it was leaked and leaked so badly and so quickly obviously plays into russia's hands. russia says that there was a revolution in kiev, several months ago and i was there and i watched it happen in the square and it culminated threw out victor and that it pushed back the russian-speakers in the east, and that they have to intervene to protect them. and that is the russia's narrative and then to have the cia director there in the environment gave them a few extra propaganda points. >> and something else over the weekend, p.j., if you can put it in context, back in the region off of the black sea off of the coast of romania, a fighter jet made a few passes over the "uss donald cook" and they ignored calls from the ship, and diving close to sea level near the de

jay carney said that these instigators were not local, there is evidence they had been paid, and jen reported on that call between john and sergei lavrov, and here is how she described the conversation. >> he noted that ukrainian government leaders are en route to all of these cities to try to negotiate evacuation of government buildings and deescalation of public tensions. he called on russia to disavow the acts of provocateurs and called on all parties to refrain from agitation in ukraine. >> top officials from vladimir putin to the minister of defense to sergei lavrov have assured american officials that they have no intention of sending troops into ukraine. what is happening in eastern ukraine has played into another system. >> mike, the white house hooz said it is threatening additional sanctions on russia. what does that really mean? >> that's a great question. you remember president obama over the course of the last couple of weeks have signed some orders, placing sanctions on individuals that are close to vladimir putin, but he holds as a threat sanctions across brood specters and sectors of the russian econom

john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. where are we on this? when jay carney talks about costs, what is he refer to? >> it's utterly rhetoric. the sanctions that were imposed after the russian takeover of crimea. they obviously had no impact on putin's behavior. putin seized this weakness on the part of the united states and europe and it says to him he can continue to act as he is now, raising tensions in eastern ukraine and possibly pro vehicle confrontation to give putin the context to send it. bill: what does he do now? >> i think he's running. i thought what he wanted to do was get a government kiev that's subjec --that's subservient to . but after crimea i think he believes he can take parts of the ukraine. he's in a win-win situation. bill: let me show you the gee somethingee --let me show you t. this is where the russian forces are moved in these regions all along the eastern border of the ukraine. the russians say they are under military training and exercise. this is what we believe is happening based on the reporting the past 24 hours. kiev the ukra

house speaker john boehner led the republicans in decrying the website and the law and here is a statement he put out on monday: >> white house spokesman jay carney said it was up to people to go on and sign up. here is what he said in the briefing. >> people need to sign up for health insurance. they have a responsibility to do that. there is an opportunity to get quality affordable insurance, in many cases less than 100 bucks. >> if people miss the deadline, they'll be penalized and pay a fine in january next year, and will miss out on getting enrolled through the affordable care act. the next time they can enrol is november. that is for insurance in 2015. >> at the bottom of the hour more on the deadline and what it means for healthcare in america. we'll talk to former majority senator leader. tom dashel. we meet a small business owner that says it's hurting his business. >> the scandal surrounding general motors, they are issuing another major recall involving 1.5 million cars. tomorrow the c.e.o. is in the hot seat as she testified at a congressional hearing. richelle carey is here to talk about that. >> today's recall is to resplays power s

the white house the spokesman jay carney raised the speck ter that he is are paid instigators, they come from the outside. at the state department, the spokeswoman said john kerry had another call with his counterpart and they talked about the incidents in eastern ukraine and larger issues involving crimea. here is a state department account of that. >> he noted that ukrainian government leaders are on route to the cities to negotiate the evacuation of government buildings. he called on russia to publicly disavow the activities of separatists, provocateurs, called for dialogue and called on all parties to refrain from agitation in you train. >> u.s. officials have assurances from the russian counterpart at the secretary of state and foreign minister level, and the secretary of defense level. russia has no intention of moving the troops across the border. the strategy plays into what russia advocated, a federalist style, where the provinces have more power, as opposed it a central government in kiev. that's what they want to see happen, and this would jar with that pattern. >> the white house threatened additional sanctions on russia should the nation inva

strength that the ukrainian government has shown well you know when you hear jay carney the white house spokesperson or john kerry or victoria nuland they have said such outlandish things in the last days and weeks and months that you know you can hardly take them seriously anymore you have to look at the fact that the authorities as they presently exist came into power. the back of a right wing paramilitary. displace the elected government there they are their government is reportedly in considerable amount of disarray but now they're sending troops in there shooting going on that's not exactly restraint. now with me in the city as mark sobota senior lecturer in international relations and security studies at moscow state university thanks so much mark for being in the studio with us well first off i'd like to ask you how significant you think it is and that these armored vehicle crews have swapped sides ok well one individual unit swapping sides in itself is not very significant but it comes with a host of other reported events such as a refusal from alpha to attack earlier last week and other reported pr

carney said the u.s. is prepared to take new steps against russia. yasuo confirmed a visit to ukraine by cia director john brennan, but played down its importance. >> i can assure you russia's aovocations will come with cost. senior-level visits of intelligence officials are the standard means for including u.s.-russian intelligence collaboration going back to the beginning to the post-cold war era. u.s. and russian officials met over the years to imply that u.s. officials meeting with her counterparts is anything other than in the same spirit is absurd. >> the ukrainian government asked the united nations to authorize a peacekeeping force for their breastive east. -- restive east. the death toll from monday's bombing of a bus station in nigeria has topped 70 with over 100 21 dead. the station is just on the outskirts of the capital. the nigerian government has blamed the militant group boko haram. prosecutors say the suspect in this week instead the shootings at two jewish centers in kansas will face hate crimes charges. fraser glenn miller is unknown white supremacist with ties to neo-nazi groups and th

john, you are wrong. if you look at that document, that document that we're talking about today was about the overall environment in the muslim world. >> so kg, a couple of things he does today, carney, it's about a broader situation which they don't believe. then he brings up promos from other shows. >> it's embarrassing day for him. i don't know, it's terrifying to watch and we do know for a fact that he was in on the white house communication in the emails because it was sent to the whole communication staff, so i mean please stop, it's so embarrassing. my god, tender your resignation and put something on yours resume to get a job because this is no -- not good for him or the whole administration. >> as a prosecutor, tell me exactly what's in these documents that is so awful? >> my point is would you have seen dana perino go out there and make these kind of false statements despite knowing facts to the contrary to hold someone accountable? >> i don't know if that -- >> yes, they did. >> they have been told this was a terrorist attack and cia people, everyone has said we were not convinced at that point. in fact, they said they had guys on the ground. >> morell said they knew it w

carney was asked and would not answer. >> why were you holding back this information, why was it not turned over to congress, this is relevant, why did you hold it back. >> john, again. >> why did it take a court case to release this. >> john, i can say again and again, i know, you can keep asking, this document was not about benghazi. >> it was prep if sunday show. >> it was not her only prep, john, she relied on her for her answers on benghazi on document repaired by the cia. as did members of congress. lou: but, the former deputy director of the cia, testified fo4weeks ago in front of the hoe intelligence com committee say g his analysts and operatives at the cia did not at any time link that video to the benghazi attack. >>ked about the video, my reaction was that is not something that the analysts have attributeed this attack to. lou: morell for his part has not always been consistent in telling his story. you remember in november, 2012, he blamed the fbi for key changes in the talking points, that blamed the nonic isetan protests for -- ex it is tan protests for the attack and morell for record works for seeks. as a national -- cbs as a national securit