union has created tensions with brussels art east pier all well it was a low for a month's time and john reid that the romanians and bulgarians will top the right to me and with that within the european union and seek employmenthough we saw david cameron the british crime is to say he wants to see it limits put on the amount of benefits that this type of migrants would be able to to receive help those calls it the echo was funny and an echo here in germany and francois on monday in front so it does seem that there is this that and the movement between the sticks split between the west in the east in the eu. those in the west to come said that this could be huge influx of migrants moving their way. no im looking up was the commons said mr cummins words. we had to mime to deco saying that migrants the depot petite migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany not to mention basic tees but it was cold on this that the cuban roots along the east and for the whole germany and in the form of the four east germany. that and you know what. was announcing a coali

we know that senator john mccain was in harry reid's office yesterday in an attempt to broker a compromise at the 11th hour this time as well. what's different this time around, jimmy williams? why weren't they able to come up with some sort of last-minute fix? >> two things. first, liberal groups are obviously progressive groups are pushing the senate democrats to finally pull the trigger on this and that leads to the second reason which is never before in the history of the country have we seen so many filibusters. 122 in the last congress and 120 in the congress before that. here is the bottom line. we have three qualified nominees in the d.c. court of appeals. three have been filibusterefili. three months ago they let a guy go through in the same court. they didn't make the argument that the court didn't have enough work, but they're only making the argument now because it will shift the dynamic in the court of appeals to more democrats than republicans. that's the biggest problem so the democrats are finally fed up. i wish they wouldn't change the rule, but i understand why they would

what do you think forced harry reid finally to take this step which john heilemann, could hurt the democratsthey become a men ort in 2014. >> this frustration has been building for a long time. there's no question if you look over history, the use of the filibuster has become one could say abused over the course of the last four or five years. i think on the question of the judicial nominations, they reached the point they couldn't tolerate the notion seats on the court would go unfilled and nothing the president could do. nothing to do with the quality of the nominees or anything about them but just a matter of pure -- what senator reid sees as unbreakable intransigence. he felt he had to do something at the risk of what might happen in the future. >> interesting, mark halperin, that mark pryor up for re-election, joe manchin not up for re-election, but from red state west virginia and carl levin leaving the senate but a believer, i guess, in the old way of doing things. thinking about legacy and thinking about tradition. three democrats voting with the republicans. >> yeah, my guess is if

earlier in the show i said that governor john huntsman was behind the leaks to harry reid about mitt ook it was john huntsman, senior. fo both of those things have been o debunked by thef family. who knows who is right? i apologize for that. >> that was very beckel of you. >> yeah. although it was sincere. >> greg? >> let's ban this phrase, debauchle. there is too many other words we can use. can great disaster, calamity, complete failure, fiasco and my favorite, obama. o oh, that's an obama. you're an obama. >> bourque became a verb. >> i like it. you can start something right here. >> all rightng.c. eric? >> hosting o'reilley tonight. but "cashin' in" tomorrow morning. interview with again greenwold. i asked him if president obama regarding the nsa was uninformed or misinformed. here he is. >> so the question is, do youor think president obama was misinformed or uninformed? >> no. i think neither. i think he was informed, but chose to tell the public thingse that he knew to be false. b >> then we go on and on. 11:30 tomorrow morning. >> "cashin' in."hing your turn, juan.. >> it's th

have a -- another budget deadline coming up in the middle of december -- >> has harry reid pass ad budget? >> johnssed a budget? no. >> the house pass ad budget. reid will not take it up. the house has done its job. the democratic leader -- >> are you kidding me? punt with nothing else to repair. >> doing his job. >> you know what we are going to do? >> what? >> we are going to talk about the budget in about 20 minutes. angus king jr. he will be here to talk about that one coming up. >> we should come back on after him. >> there is the debate. >> thanks. >>> thanks so much. the economic impact not only at home but also abroad. admitted nsa leaker edward snowden. how his revelations of snooping could affect your wallet. just how close is the u.s. making a deal over iran's suspected nuclear program? we are going to break down the areas of agreement and sticking points, next. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and

don't quite understand how that felt support but it got to the point where those guys made harry reid and john boehner seem like best buddies. >> that's right. it really begins to fall apart in 1791. and no one was more surprised than was hamilton about madison. that once the bank bill becomes law, and then hamilton and jefferson begin to oppose it and begin to try to form this, rally a group around to stop hamilton from further activities. and that's when the break occurs. and it's intriguing, i think, and no one ever understood completely why this was the case, but i think jefferson just became the predominant figure for madison. madison listens to jefferson. he follows jefferson. he is swayed by jefferson, and jefferson manages, i think, apparently to convince him, this is what i saw in europe. this is where hamilton is taking us. there's great danger. and madison tends to follow jefferson more than hamilton. when hamilton learned that madison had deserted him, hamiltons remark was interesting. he says medicine is not a very worldly person. and you could take that to mean he's not a very so

here with us in new york is msnbc contributor, joy reid, managing editor of thegrio.com, and in seattle, msnbc johneilemann, coauthor of the book "double down." and john i've got to start with you. there is a lot in our poll to furrow the brow of mr. christie. but what is worse for him, do you think, clinton's national poll, her demographic dominance or his own tepid support from the gop? >> martin, certainly the third of those is the thing that would concern countries christie most. i think the head to head polling against hillary right now is meaningless. it certainly is more -- the thing he has to worry about like every presidential candidate is how you win your party's nomination before you move on to thinking about the next battle, which is winning a general election. and chris christie has issues that come through in that poll. and i think in our book you'll also see he has some issues with his own background and issues that mitt romney's vetters when they looked to him for the vice presidential nomination were concerned with. there is no smoking gun in that record as we report in the book, b

reid's office. i've reached out. i've reached until my arm aches, okay? >> so you see john mccain reacting angrily.ot of people reacting angrily on the republican side. later i'll speak with kentucky senator rand paul about the nuclear option. i'll also speak with him about another issue generating lots of commotion in washington, military sex assault bill he's working on now. rand paul live this hour. harry reid's getting ready to meet with reporters. history made in washington, d.c. [ male announcer ] when you have sinus pressure and pain, you feel...congested. beat down. crushed. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. powerful sinus relief. sudafed. open up. >>> senate majority leader harry reid speaking to reporter disease fending his decision to use the so-called nuclear option to change the rules of the games on obama administration nominees. let's listen in. >> this is not a time for celebration. it's a time for being very serious. for too long washington has been in gridlock, gridlock, gridlock. the american people are sick of this. we're si

john kerry. [applause] >> speaker boehner, leader pelosi, majority leader reid, and later macconnell- distinguishedto the leadership of the congress for making this possible and bringing us all together today to celebrate our remarkable guest of honor, regal, resplendent, this incredible bust of sir winston churchill. sizing up this famous and inimitable expression forever now captured in bronze and forever here in the capital, we remember not just the story oratory that you have heard us reminded of in the speeches thus far, oratory that literally rescued the world and gave hope to the world. we also know something about this man's capacity to put the fear of god into his critics and anyone who dared to take him on. the withering retorts that struck fear into those critics, it was churchill, after all, at a late-night rt long past its rightful expiration date who encountered us gold from his own party who exclaimed " winston, uart drunk, you are very drunk, you are very, very drunk" without missing a beat, winston said, " you are ugly, you are very ugly, you are very, very ugly and what's more it,

. >>> there you have senator john mccain, several times in the past had averted this nuclear option, negotiating there with the senate majority leader, reidas though a deal didn't happen. dana bash is of course still covering this on capitol hill. we'll get to jeffrey toobin in a moment. let's listen to john mccain here. >> the last two weeks i've reached out to them. i spent an hour in harry reid's office. i reached until my arm aches okay. >> reporter: they are saying. >> they're governed by the newer members of the democratic senators who have never been in a minority who are primarily driving this issue and they succeeded and they will pay a very, very heavy price for it. >> reporter: is this an election year issue, do you think? >> no. i don't think americans understand that very well. but what it will do, it will affect our ability to do business here in the senate. and we will not let it distract from the failure of obama care. >> reporter: senator, some people say that -- >> all right. senator john mccain there. dana bash standing by. very heavy price will be paid. outline for us what that price might be. >> reporter: well, before

john bolton says he doesn't think harry reid will bring it to the floor of the the senate. do you think he is right? >> i do think so. there is going to be pressure not to be forward on this. i am not questioning the motivms of the senators, but if harry reid doesn't want to move, he is not going to move. make it is national issue so the people know what is at stake. >> is the bill better than we think? the only deal we could get? what did you believe? >> no, i don't think it is better than it looks. i think it is worse. i think the president is being honest. i think he believes in dialogue and his apology tour of 2009 where he went to the middle east and implied american's actions are the reason for what they do. he thinks if we become away we can all love each other. it is going to be damaging to the united states. we cannot allow it to go on. >> thank you for your time. >> well a top republican senator is now claiming that big unions are catching a bigger break under obamacare. is this another example of capit capitalism at the white house? >> and there is a mess in the

harry reid and john boehner are the worst leaders i have ever seen in my days. and one is ablican democrat. you look at the way that they do do not care about the people. they are a bunch of hypocrites. there is many more things going on now that we don't know about. gilbert so, kentucky. the subject on the 50th anniversary of the burial of john f. kennedy. that is that the consecration at the arlington cemetery -- cemetery. in his recollection of that event, he says -- whatever you do, be the best that you can be. that was his interview with the "washington post." note, we will be replying that burial on our c-span networks. we are replying the nbc coverage .f the funeral at 8:30 tonight you can look for information about that on our website. what public service means to our viewers. we will go to robert from california on our line for independents. the thing about this public service -- i have been studying this stuff -- is that in the private sector you can get pensions. in the public sector, you can't. these people are servants. they are not employees. the o

moments ago, the senate majority leader harry reid had this message for the house speaker, john boehneraker boehner, please, please do what is right for the american people. let's do this legislation. it is fair. this legislation's only about fairness. more than 80% of the american people already believe it's the law. so let's do it. >> joinings now, democratic senator, tammy baldwin, owns a piece of history herself as country's first openly gay united states senator. thanks very much for coming in. >> it's a delight to join you, wolf, thank you. >> it looks like, correct me if i'm wrong, all senate democrats will vote in favor of this legislation in the coming minutes, is that right? >> yes, it is. we have all of the democrats and now growing number of republicans. this is truly bipartisan legislation in the senate. you talked about the failure of the bill 17 years ago. that was failure on a simple majority. but it has pass the 60-vote threshold these days and it will. >> how many republicans will support the legislation? >> i'm thinking by the time all is said and done we could get up

>> well, that's what john boehner house speaker would like you to belief, but this is coming from senator majority leader harry reid. something that both parties have threatened to do to use the nuclear option. and senator reid said he is just had enough. that the president needs his team in place. secretary hagel the defense secretary taking over a month to get confirmed. as president obama pointed out in his remark as few moments ago. so call it what you will, but democrats see it very differently, they say this is necessary to get the business of the country moving forward. >> libby casey on capitol hill, thank you very much. it's been a frustrating process for those nominees. it means. you work in a law firm, you could not take any cases until you wait for your confirmation. >> now to geneva. the e.u. saying negotiators from iran and six world powers including the u.s. now reviewing a draft copy of a working agreement. live in geneva, the lot rattling today by all sides is there still optimism there? >> we so know the meeting continue, it has been interesting to note that primarily they have been centered aroun

republican party has used the filibuster in the way it wasn't attended, they left harry reid with no choice. >> johnhe will be able to do over the next two years that he would not have been able to do before? >> in the near term, he'll get more point ease. so that gridlock will be broken. but the key question is at what cost. you know, right now there's a bipartisan committee trying to deal with the budget to avoid another shutdown in the new year. this makes it necessary to get anything done in divided government even more difficult. clearly part of the gamble is that the democrats believe that they can fulfill the president's agenda in a narrow sense and win the next election. that is a big "if." and so this will make it even more difficult for the president to get anything done outside the nominations unless -- something deeply necessary, but probably even more difficult. >> john avalon, mark lamont hill, thank you for joining us. >> and a lot of budget -- that was a very good point with budget negotiations and how poisonedst atmosphere is washington. >>> still to come, a drug lab scandal rocks t

john. i want to bring our viewers up to speed. reid proposes filibuster nuclear option, it's absolutely what it says, a nuclear option. this is when a boring chamber becomes very not boring, folks. dana bash will explain exactly what they're doing with this procedure right now when we come back from the break and when this might come to a vote and why that drama is so high, as are the stakes. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. thnot at the rings.looking. i can feel them looking at my thick, flaky red skin. do i tell them it's psoriasis? do i speak up and say it's not contagious? or do i just say... have a nice day!" when your psoriasis has gone from uncomfortable to unacceptable, visit psoriasis.com to connect with a psoriasis patient advocate from abbvie for free one-to one education and support. sign up a

. >> reporter: reid came close to deploying the nuclear option this summer until a bipartisan group, led by senator john mccain, cut a deal to let some long-standing nominations go through. was there any talk of a similar deal this time? >> yes, i tried, i tried. i tried, i did. they basically said there was too much pressure from many of their members. >> reporter: there are 76 nominees awaiting confirmation, but the senate didn't exactly get to work voting on them, scott. instead, they took a two-week recess so they won't be back until december under a cloud of bad feelings. >> pelley: more to come on this one, nancy. thank you very much. late today, the state of california said it will not let president obama make good on a broken promise. last week, mr. obama reversed himself, saying that he would allow americans to keep health insurance policies that they like, even if that policy does not meet new higher standards. well, california officials said this afternoon that reinstating those policies after they've already been canceled would only make matters worse. so hundreds of thousands of californian

believe they're going to win the senate next year and that means harry reid has already done the dirty work for mitch mcconnell. >> john mccain apparently tried to meet with them for an hour. where was that gang of eight? now, president obama two weeks ago bragged about remaking the courts. that goes to your argument. >> exactly the point. it goes to the epa taking it all over the country, no legislation, only regulation. he needs those liberal federal judges in the d.c. circuit to impose that through regulation. >> he is the president. he gets to appoint them. >> we have not a parliamentary system but a republic. this is the first time in american history, there should be marches in the street with peasants and pitch forks and torches. >> i don't know. the rhetoric is really inspiring. right? but what i think is a problem, this is really just a vicious power grab. they want to get as much through and done as they can while they have the opportunity and they're not going to care about the way they get it done as long as they can make it happen. you understand they are not concerned at all about the constitution. they'r

getting easier to use and make no mistake house speaker john boehner did get the memo on republicans' nuclear talking points. >> sounz like harry reid is trying to change the subject. if i were taking all the incoming fire he is taking over obama care i would try to change the subject too. >> that incoming fire of course continued to be volleyed nonstop from republican quarters not only senator reid and the president but at every democratic member of congress up for re-election next year courtesy of one rnc chair reince priebus. >> we'll make 2014 about obama air can yes we will tatoo obama care on each of their foreheads. that will be what 2014 is all about. >> it is actually the patient protection and affordable care act so please make sure you use a small enough font. let's get to our panel. hasn't the republican opposition to these judicial appointments been the final giveaway? that this was never about the substance of the person, never about the substance of a personality, it was just opposition for opposition's sake? >> oh, sure. look. the republicans have been fair here like ted cruz is a model of self-restraint in revenue.

he is frustrated that harry reid is a glorified pocket veto for barak obama. and we have to stay united. i saw johne people who shut down the government last month. and i have great respect for john mccain. but at that point we have to come together. scott walker in wisconsin, chris christie and john casack. and look outside of washington d.c. and see republicans in the country are doing great things and doing it conservative idea logically and pragmatic and moderate temperly. >> you write about how george bush's two wars andtrina led to the collapse of the republican party. and is what happening now obama care and this utter debakele. whichine the administration and president himself admits, and that looks, no near end, is this worse for democrats? >> i don't know that it is worse for democrats, i tell you who it is worse for. washington d.c. the fact of the matter is recollects 10 or 11 years. we have seen washington drive up massive deficits and bail outs and health care plan and again yes, republicans presented alternatives and barak obama instead of shufing it through the senate with 51 votes,

mohammed said reid has said iran would not suspend uranium enrichment completely but could do with the very species on the tight for us sagittarius states john kerry probably on toe in the middle east is due to attend the talks after changing his travel plans of heading to geneva. the us has confirmed some relief of sanctions imposed on iran was being offered in return for concrete verifiable measures but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said anything to do would be an historic mistake. the five permanent un security council members plus jimmy began two days of talks with iran on thursday. my three high and is the string the philippines with sustained winds of up to two hundred miles an hour of the teacher was decided that if any show estimates based on satellite images of cornell's it to be the most powerful storm ever to make the ample schools and offices have been closed in the cost of the storm and thousands of people have been evacuated amid fears of serious damage the region was already struggling to recover from an earthquake last month the category five storm was centered in the country's east and some are provence the n

. >> so let me bring john back in and get your reaction to that. you heard harry reid say this will ruin our country, to invoke the nuclear option, which is exactly what he did today, invoke the nuclear option. and you heard mitch mcconnell say get rid of that 60 vote requirement, 51, a simple majority, is what is necessary, which is what he hates today. so what's your reaction? >> there is a certain amount of hypocrisy i think to it, although when harry reid says that things have changed, he's right. they have changed over the last eight years. this is symptomatic of a broader problem in washington. there is no appetite anymore for bipartisanship. the number of people inclined towards that in both parties has dwindled significantly. for every farm bill vote, you know, or end of vote in the senate, there are dozens of bills that have no traction at all because neither side is at all interested in working together. i think this is part of this bigger problem that is going on right now in washington. >> jeffrey, this is going to enable the president over the next three y

john boehner. thank you. first i want to thank senator reid for his leadership. today is a sad day. things should never have gotten to this point. we have been forced here by an extreme group that has waged a successful war on government. we believe firmly that governments have to function to help average families out of their morass. there is a group on the hard right that wants to stop everything dead in its tracks. nominees, executive nominees, and legislation. we have seen their success. the tea party wing of the republican party, which has been running the show, the leaves any dysfunction in government helps their cause. when a judge is blocked, their goals are served. when a cabinet post goes on failed for months on end, they think they win. goal andtion is their they have been achieving it a lot recently. look at the congressional approval ratings hovering in the single digits and assume it is a pox on both of our houses. the 9% rating is a cry by the american people to the congress: do something to help us. stop the gridlock. theblicans are grinding senate to a near standsti

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john cornyn of mexico, we heard from the top republican leader, mitch mcconnell. and he said this is a big deal over nothing. >> at capitol hill, we're looking now at senator minority leader, harry reid, talking about the situation. and let's just listen for a moment. and we're not hearing anything, so we won't listen any long home run. we want to return to the situation in afghanistan. a lot of afghan citizens are proposed to any deal with the united states. they said that they want all foreign troops out of their country. wthey have been maintaining jurisdiction over u.s. troops. >> reporter: his family walls plurallewasmurdered by an ameri. they were all killed, along with 12 other afghans, by u.s. army staff saturday, robert bales, and now he wants all of the u.s. forces out of his country. >> they will not give military bases and we don't want them. they killed our people and destroyed our villages. they came at 4:00 in the morning in the house, and my children were sleeping in the room, my own family. >> reporter: the majority of american forces are due to leave next year. but first, washington wants certain conditions met. under the proposed security agreement, the u.s. govern

mohammed said reid has said iran would not suspend uranium enrichment completely but could do with the very species on the tight for us sagittarius states john kerry probably on toe in the middle east is due to attend the talks after changing his travel plans of heading to geneva. the as

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reid to say he lied. this isn't the first time. america keeps forgetting that. i want every democrat and john mccain to stand up and say, you know, my president lied. they won't listen to him the next time. he'll remember this. >> tammy, go ahead. [ all speaking at once ] >> what do you want to say? then tammy. >> name one politician that hasn't said something that's not true. >> that's -- >> it's politics. we are forgetting that. >> that's not equivalent to -- >> no, sean, we are forgetting with any new policy we don't know how it will affect the public. >> the difference is they knew in 2010 that all the people would lose their policy. >> here is the silver lining for the latinos, for the women, for the young people. there is one message to this. this is not what big government should be doing. 85% of americans were happy with their health insurance. you can deal with it on the left or right. liberal or conservative. this is a cluster. it shows everyone of all ages that this is not what government can do, not what they are capable of doing. this is the result. it is the argument for fiscal

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harry reid said he was going to bring it to a vote after this two-week senate recess. itis why johnerry went to geneva with pressure. let us have longer negotiations and try to work out a deal that could be historic like the one we see tonight. that seems to have worked. the tougher sanctions that harry reid and a coalition of republicans and democrats wanted to see will be on the back burner. the point that ann made that the president of iran is going to take a lot of heat for this deal in his own country, it will happen to president obama as well. republican senators are taking to twitter. lindsey graham the senator from south carolina says this deal does not do enough. it doesn't make sure their ability is decimated. you are going to have a lot of outcry from the right and democrats saying the president went too far here. you are going to see it within iran. interesting to see how they are going to take heat from inside the countries and how it makes the deal look moving forward. david? >> thank you. stand by at the white house. we expect to hear from the president momentarily. t

reid will seize this growth opportunity? >> no. stuart: thank you. my take is next along with johnin case you didn't know, snap chat is an app that deletes your photos after you send them. facebook tried to buy it for $3 billion and snap chat said no. and why is snap chat worth maybe more than 3 billion. plus, 3-d printed guns. they can get past metal detectors, big concerns for the feds. we've got that story for you. let this economy grow. set us free. expand the great american engine. give us 4% growth and you'll see jobs and prosperity. gee, do you think the president will allow us to grow like that? here is my take. short answer, no. he won't. he's going to ignore a golden opportunity. let me explain. democrats and republicans are negotiating a budget deal. they're trying to avoid another government shutdown and the sticking point is taxes and that's where growth comes in. the president, through senator harry reid, is signaling that he wants tax increases. they want more revenue. that will not produce growth. they're not interested in growing the economy. they want to grow the

john brennan, this is really serious. >> what we really need is an anti bullying ordinance in the senate. i mean, now we've got a big bully, harry reid says he is just going to break the rules and make new rules. he's got to have everything his way. he's got to control everything. basically, he's become the dictator of the senate. >> but if republicans are publicly blasting the brazeneded, lawless democratic bullies, the white house today suggested that their real reactions are quite a bit different. >> the irony of the moral outrage over this that you sometimes hear from republicans and the sadness they feel is followed up by a promise they'll do it, even worse, if and when they have the opportunities. >> key the warning from a spokesman for minority leader, mitch mcconnell. i'm looking forward to president rubio stacking the courts. note, that was president rubio, not president paul. nor president cruz. nor president christie. interesting. let's get right to our handle. 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 "th

john f. kennedy. we will take you to this morning's washington journal. the eternal flame at ,rlington national cemetery joining us from new york is richard reid.ennedy years." thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. ask you about this iconic scene at the arlington national cemetery. where did the idea of the ete rnal flame come from? >> i guess there was one at the paris andomphe in that is probably where mrs. kennedy got the idea. it was her idea. >> one of the fascinating stories, and i talked to david hawking's a moment ago, is how washington came together to prepare for something that was unexpected, and yet taking a page from the assassination of president lincoln, a century before. people who think government cannot be effective, they handle that situation well. i think david hawking pointed to the role that mrs. kennedy had in all of that. it was obvious that history is what was on her mind. you some to share with of the moments following the assassination of president kennedy. this is a conversation between the air force one cockpit pilot and andrews air force base. they were discussing how the president's body should be tra

harry reid had to hold off bipartisan group of senators from wanting to put more severe sanctions through the united states senate. on the house side, speaker johnr is very skeptical, he wants a full briefing by the administration. eric cantor the only jewish republican in the conference arrest ardent supporter, says it is a bad deal because it allows iran to continue moving forward with enriching their uranium in light of less severe sanctions. so taking some heat obviously the president is. a lot of democrats, also, in support of this saying if shows a smarter foreign policy. and they draw within the context of a historic agreement. this is the first time in over 30 years you've had this level of communications between iran and the united states. >> luke russert from 1600 pennsylvania for us on a sunday afternoon. thank you, sir. >> just a tad chilly. >> you you lost your scarf. thanks, luke. >>> back in the mid-90s, north korea made a deal with the united states that would involve freezing and dismantling parts of its nuclear program. however over the course of the following decade, it become obvious that the north core roon and he nuclear pr

reid is going to do. >> i think that's what congressional leaders of the party tend to do when their man is in the white house. >> i asked this of john mccain and mccain said he wouldn't accuse him of that. do you believe he did this deal to get the heat off obama care? >> well, i would put it this way. i would think it is certainly a welcome development as he seeks to get some of the heat off obama care. i don't think it will have that effect, although i think presidents making deals with countries we feel are enemy countries generally meets the approval of the public, they like to see the president active on the world stage, seeking peace and seeking it by peaceful means. i mean, this all feeds into a narrative that the president would like to have people following. but i think it is too minor a deal so far to do much to overcome people's distress at the rollout of obama care. >> i do believe there was more urgency for the president than john kerry to act now because of the heat, whereas i believe it would have been better for the country to wait a few months, let them really feel the economic pain a bit longer, and then go in. >>

john huntsman campaign. his father was the source for the harry reid rumor about mitt romney not paying taxes for the last tenund capitol hill trying to tell us the source of that. >> it was senior. >> fascinating. thank you so much. >>> let's get back to michaela for the rest of the headlines this morning. >>> making news, house republicans say only six people signed up for health care on the first day of the launch of the obama care website. that in notes from a war room meeting now released showing by the end of day two, the site received 248 insurance enrollments. the health and human services spokesperson says the notes are not official data on enrollment. those are scheduled to be released later this month. >>> a harrowing ordeal and narrow escape after a school bus plunged off a low bridge and into a frigid, fast-moving creek. it happened in douglas, kansas, 30 miles southeast of wichita. the bus winding up partially submerged on its side in the water. the children managed to escape through a hatch before help arrived. >> a couple of kids were yelling and a couple of kids were crying. i thought i was g

summer, actually, harry reid was having great fun for a long time floating this notion with no evidence, by the way, that mitt romney hadn't paid taxes in ten years. turns out it was john huntsman senior, the father of one of romney's rivals and they are long-time rivals, by the way. both families are royalty, deep roots in utah but they were for row shows rivals during the campaign and romney, huntsman himself wanted to run them and huntsman dad wanted him to run them. they have a decade long rivalry communating in the campaign. romney beats hunts man and then flash forward to later in the election during the summer and huntsman senior, apparently, is spreading dirt to harry reid about romney. >> candy, i know you have a question. >> i want to ask a couple things. first of all, the christie pick and looking at him seriously, we were reporting it wasn't something he wanted to do. is there anything in the book about that and the other thing that strikes me is the person that comes up the worst overall here is probably john huntsman because he seems to have really ticked off both sides. >> your first question, i think christi was certainly interested, not enough i don't

i'll allow for john and his colleagues in the legislature to define the and put into place, and for washington, -- if i am boehner or harry reid, i would love to get away from that issue. maybe that deal isn't such a bad idea. you guys -- >> let me follow up. i'm going to ask you specifically, everyone on the panel, especially you two guys talking about having a blue- collar dad. what does rick perry's father think about hedge funders that makes $1 billion a year? paying 50% tax rates? they are working their tail off. they are paying maybe 35%. why do we continue to allow that to happen when it disconnects? romney, lois's tax rate? 16%? barack obama's wasn't much better. this seems so unfair whether you one west texas or a milkman. we have missed the boat by blindly defending those types of tax breaks. >> i think we have -- >> -- >> i think rick perry's dad probably things that we have become the great coupon party -- grey poupon party. in our hearts we are the opposite of that. more you complicate government, the more regulations, the more power you concentrate in one place, what happens? the guys with the money, lobbyists, l

john. he says, will the democrats expand the filibuster, reform to include legislation? is i hope so. but here's what i hope first. i hope that mitch mcconnell sits down with harry reidyou know we have obstructed too much. we'll try to work with you. yeah, that's going to happen. give 'em hell, harry. stick around. rapid response panel, next. >>> i'm mandy drury with your cnbc market wrap. the dow up by 54 points today, the s&p adding 8 with a record close above 1,800 for the very first time. the nasdaq gaining by 22. both hiring and job openings in the united states hitting five-year highs. job openings jumping by 69,000, while hiring rose by 26,000. microsoft released its highly anticipated xbox 1 at midnight. features include integration with cable providers. the price tag, $499. >>> and starting in january, the price to mail a first-class letter is going to cost you 1 penny more. up to 47 cents. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. have a great weekend, everybody. but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy cust