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john boehner. he had criticism for conservative groups in washington. he draws a line in the sand. relationship between john boehner and conservative groups has been no tea party. last week, the bitterness between the two camps -- the gop establishment and the tea party conservative wing, reached a boiling point. he unleashes frustration on groups trying to settle the budget feel. they are misleading their followers and pushing members to places they do not want to be. they have lost all credibility. they pushed us into this fight to defund obamacare. as most of you know, my members know that that was not the strategy i had in mind. we spoke without rogers of kentucky. he is chairman of the appropriations committee. he is our guest at 10:00. we asked him about his reaction. [video clip] >> these outside groups are stirring up trouble to raise money. to get people to sign up and pay their dues. it is a money raising scheme. influence our younger members of congress. to take positions on issues. intereststirring up across the airwaves. look, members are voting and that belongs to tha

self-interest and most republicans want to pass an immigration bill but john boehner would have to stand up again if he wants to get into the quick sandmmigration politics. >> candy, he suggested more changes may becoming to the staff, inner circle in the coming months. is he tipping his hand that heads could roll over everything that went on with health care? >> well, it will -- there certainly will be changes, and i think there will be what is said and how it's interpreted. i think there will be heads that roll, but i doubt they will be described that way. the president has never liked doing something anti a person who has been working for him while the opposition is pushing for it. so there needs to be some breathing space between, say, kathleen sebelius and the rollout before the president might look and say, hey, you know, it's time for you to go spend more time with your family or other big names. it's clear he needs fresh blood which is not unusual for a president going into a midterm that he, as david points out, desperately would love to see gains on capitol hill. >> david, there was a lot of talk about the nsa. the president

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sand box. >> indeed. ann, happy new year. safe travels. >> thank you. >> lets hope we're not on the road again with john kerry in the next couple of weeks. vacation. chris cillizza, we'll see you at the end of the show, leading into the president's news conference. thanks very much. >>> meanwhile target feeling plenty of heat, a day after notifying 40 million customers their credit and debit card information could have been compromised during busy holiday season starting with black friday. authorities don't know how the culprits did it. experts believe it could have been malware inserted into the system either by sophisticated, organized criminals or inside job. secret service is now leading the investigation into this massive security breach. target says it has fixed the problem. for some of the victims, the damage has already been done. >> there are about five fraudulent charges, over $60, $80, $90 each. >> noticed my bank account low, $1273 to microsoft store. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that

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sand. we will see a lot more of that next year. >> that's the question to watch with john boehner is listenter the 2014 election, does he make a decision, stick around or go? david, the same question will apply to nancy pelosi. >> look, it can be accurate. i look to the polls it gets further and further away from retaining the gavel. so i see the sort of ghost of john murtha rising up and democrats knocking pelosi aside. she goes to rome, goes to work for pope frances. >> oh. wow. >> keep the curae. >> wow, okay. >> just out of curiosity, if democrats take back the house, who is the speaker? >> the extending lawyer is right next in line? it can be the tea party of their own type of thing, dennis kucinich comes back from the dead. >> when we talk about 2014. >> i think we are talking about paul ryan. i think we are talking how paul ryan has gone more to become the chairman of ways and means than the next presidential candidate for republicans. i think you will see him raising lots of money for republicans next year in the house. nos necessarily doing the circuit. i think he wants to be ways

andrew obud, vice president of government affairs in community development, las vegas sands corporation. john executive director of poker players alliance. les burntel, stop predatory gamble. rt eggert, professor of law, chapman university. ph.d., rachel volberg, i got you two switched, associate professor, school of public health and health sciences at the university of massachusetts amherst. i appreciate you being here today. in nebraska we wouldn't even consider canceling a hearing for this little brief flurry that they have here in d.c., or chicago. my gosh. so we are forging ahead and i appreciate the fact that all of our witnesses stayed true. of course you guys probably got here before the panic ensued anyway. we appreciate you sticking tight with us. we'll start, good morning. and welcome all the people here in attendance today. we will be reviewing h.r. 2666, the internet poker freedom act sponsored by my colleague on the committee, mr. joe barton. this legislation addresses a timely issue, the legality of online gaming specifically pertaining to internet poker. today's hearing title

. >> john, in the area since we have seen everything that happened in this second term presidency, the first year of it. have those choices been realized, do people look at that sand say this is what they voted for? >> well, i think the people voted for to a large extent f you think about the end of the election, mitt romney won in the exit polls in almost every metric except for the one that mattered most which is without cares about people like me. so people voted for president obama to a large extent because they liked him and trusted him to identify with their concerns, with the real lives of real people for most american voters. i think even a year later with all the problems president obama had, people still believe he has their best interests at heart. what they lost is a sense that he is competent at any time to implement the policies that he's put forward. and i think that is the biggest problem with what happened with him with the health-care plan is people lost faith in his ability to actually get the job done. and to some extent they lost faith in his honesty and his candor with them. those are huge problems for him going forward in the course of the n

sands, another chris. senior fellow at the hudson institute where he specializes on u.s./canada relations as well as north north american economic integration. crystals teaches -- and this list is unbelievable -- at johns hopkins sais, at the american university of lick affairs, at the state department's foreign service institute, at the department of homeland security. he's a frequent commentator in print and on television. and last but not least, our captain -- [laughter] scott miller. scott is senior adviser in international business and the scholl's here at csis. before that he was the director of global trade policy at procter & gamble where he led, i think, every campaign supporting u.s. free trade agreements. he has also serve as a liaison as well as the state department's advisory committee on international economic policy. he has been and he remains a leader in our field. so with those brief introductions, please, laura. >> thank you. good morning. i think you'll forgive me a minute to just sort of catch my breath and be dazzled. having to speak after ambassador barshefsky and ambassador hills is quite an honor. these two women have led the united states and canada through many important trade