there's hunter from connectivity the talked a lot about how to help people feel connected and being a kantor obviously always interested in how the music can bridge some adult loneliness and reach out in the community in many congregations my own included there are different services for different community groups. as a family service and a young person service and more musical service with a band and it tells me that music has a hot line for people to the soul that even if they cannot talk about god and use the word got especially in the reform movement. but they can sing in practice and they can feel a connection that is different as opposed to just reading interesting and out loud and i think a lot of synagogues are trying to cater to musical tastes of their congregations. there is little danger in that we have a very rich tradition that unfortunately is falling by the way said and i feel it's my mission to be a bridge to break contemporary service that speaks to people in the here and now but not give up on a rich musical traditions which i think would be a great loss. >>> of with talked

leader kantor will tell you.ow, former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld is swinging, saying congress is failing to do its job. why? we spoke with the secretary rumsfeld earlier today. mr. secretary, nice to see you, sir. good to be with you. >> greta: big fight over sequestration. what do you think? i think it's mindless. the idea of sequestering that amount of many hundreds of billions of dollars is fundamentally wrong. it's poor government. and if it does fall the way it looks like it could, and it hits the department of defense, it would be a monumental mistake. >> greta: you may monumental mistake,ed about government. it was agreed to by both parties a year ago. were they relinquishing their obligation to the people, being lazy? how do you describe it? everyone knew this day would come. >> sure t. hasn't come, though. it's close. but it isn't there yet. what they did was kick the can down the road, not very well or very far. they haven't performed their cpms in the congress of the united states, to pass

. >>> with been here for two weeks with kantor day and night we are number one on the list and get the plot of our choice >>> this will be my fourth day in a row >>> the people camping here day and night for weeks have one goal >>> to have this beautiful house that we have been waiting for so long >>> this brand new subdivision goes on the market to more of these buyers want first crack in a competitive market that means breaking out the tent. >>> it is like of the drop and competitive >>> this realtor has worked here 34 years and says the market has not been this competitive since before the housing market burst >>> inventory has been shrinking the market this has been down to 70-80 >>> lower interest rates are shrinking low inventory across the area currently there are 4000 homes on the market in the bay area if 57 percent your than last year which is why buyers hire people to wait in mind when new homes, on the market. >>> they hired me to be here 24 hours a day >>> she is wetting herself along with their children >>> and investment she says worth the wait >>> on average most bay ar

. >>> when you say that you live to new to the cantor at what attracted you to become kantor >>> kokoschka much time to you have? as a professional musician my entire adult life in this secular jew and i started performing the duties of the canter as a soloist about four to 15 years ago and became hooked on it and realize that there was more to it than just singing a good service and i decided if i wanted to continue this work that needed to understand the kutchin when i was doing aside from singing tonight's motivated me to go to the cantorial school. >>> when a jury look around with different eyes and new tonight area and how to continue to build and cultivate the vibrancy of the jewish cents a pier in the bay area what do hope for? >>> how was listening to the first couple you're interviewing an electric they said about listening to the people the time i lives that we really have to build a community from the grassroots kind of way it is that committee building type of formula and long gone to the days of you and i with the rabbi stand up on a high pulpit and told people what to believe

dominated by eric kantor. 11:00 a.m., why i'm holier than thou ministered by rick santorum who remains pierce would say. >> the curse of irrelevancy solved by john boehner. my gun's bigger than yours or is that a politician in your pocket. lunch provided by chick-fil-a of course. 12:30, how to make the united decisions. time paid for by karl rove. keeping your cadillacs primed and dressage driven by ann romney. maintaining values by screwing the elderly. exploit your entire mom for profit. why it's overrate and what you can do to eradicate it. 3:00, bottom -- bottom bombastics. a muslim ate my love child by michele bachmann. understanding why democrats exist in higher numbers than republicans. they're women and all sluts ranted by rush limbaugh. >> it is posted on your facebook page steph. >> don't forget there's a special seminar, ayn rand who? actually hosted by paul ryan. >> stephanie: there was a ron paul rock us a on the floor. >> they would not say the name ron paul. >> stephanie: beetlejuice. >> during the roll call. >> candy man candy man candy man, you say it three times, he c

well as michael kantor head of securitized assets us alliance bernstein says the outsized return potential is based on being able to buy properties way below their true market value based on whose analysis the people who put pen to paper and they use a dividend discount model told live or i think i have a value to balance you there's no accounting you can't have a value without accounting is no accounting there's complete complicity by the troika for all of the media the fund business wall street government don't talk to me about value whatever that guy's name is michael schumacher oh ok don't talk to me about value as a matter of fact shut your pie hole don't don't don't talk don't you michael by all your think you should be on the rack. all right stay sober thanks much for being on the kaiser report thank you max not going much more coming away as they write their . whole story. for going global. my. blog you. choose your. take your stuff. to. make your statement. if you can use to. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to los angeles to talk to investigative jo

perhaps to move him out of position but certainly there could be a challenger like there was with eric kantoracing john boehner and that challenger might be someone like maybe rand paul maybe? >> yeah, i don't see him being a serious challenger. kind of odd isn't it, the two senators from kentucky would be contending to be majority leader. i think mcconnell would win fairly easily because as you know, it is a secret ballot. that is going to be mcconnell's savior if it comes down to mcconnell versus rand paul. >> jennifer: if it works like it does in the house the tea party is going to wag the dog if, in fact, they get the majority. if they get the majority from a presidential level if you had a majority republicans in the house and the senate that, means that the president's favorite four letter word is going to be veto. >> absolutely. the veto power it is possible that obama will exide the record -- exceed the record that was registered by another democrat more than a century ago. grover cleveland who is the all-time veto champ because he had a republican congress. of course, he was a conser

. >> now from the 2012 eagle summit, elizabeth kantor talks about her book "the jane austen guide to happily ever after." the program was held in the heritage foundation in washington, dc and runs a little over 30 minutes. [applause] >> thanks so much. talking about marriage, which i'm very excited to do, to a group of young, i imagine, mostly single people. and i am going to drag in jane austen just as soon as possible. but i want to start with a paradox about marriage in the 21st century. at the end of last week there was an article in "the new york times" on comparing essentially single motherhood to parenthood with two parents are married to each other. and explaining about the advantages of a two-parent married families for children, and really the only newsworky think thing was that it was in the "new york times." folks who read kay or charles or -- about a decade ago, a book called "the case for marriage: why married people are happier, healthier and better off financially." it's never been more clearly scientifically established that marriage is the best way to raise children

but what we found and really eric kantor has kind of -- majority leader who's been elite of this is ited as another political football. every time there's been a need for disaster relief, even in the state of virginia -- >> bill: even in kantor's own district. >> exactly, this is another thing where we won't fund this unless you provide cuts, not just any cuts but cuts republicans have been looking to cut. >> bill: food stamps, head start. >> they have a list of what they want to go after then they use these disasters to try to get those to try to get those cuts. >> bill: "the new york times" reports this morning that in the last two years i think progress has reported also, that the republicans in congress cut fema's disaster relief grant program by 43%. so $1.8 billion that would be available to go to first responders and cities and counties and states, louisiana mississippi, alabama florida ain't available today right? thanks to paul ryan. >> i think this is really what happens is that it is easy to talk about funding cuts in the aggregate. nobody likes to spend money. nobody likes

jodi kantor -- "convention voices hope to add texture to romney's fayed." we will hear from a jeb bush, campaign chair bob white, and at the founder of staples. and a self-described liberal democrat, african-americans of rights activist from massachusetts and very likely far from mitt romney on most social issues, according to politico. she served as a cabinet secretary under romney when he was governor. we will also hear from former olympic athletes. what does this roster tell you, and what kind of message will be be hearing from these individuals? guest: i think what we will hear clearly is that there are all these people who have seen mitt romney in all of these times of his life and they have come away impressed with his skill and character and leadership. there are a lot of people like jane edmonds who are not died in double republicans from massachusetts who have worked with him over -- not dyed-in- the-wool republican from massachusetts who have worked with him over the years, and there are democrats who would vote for him in the privacy of the votin

tonight, we have former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld and eric kantor, byron york is here tok about the latest between harry reid and mitt romney. you don't want to miss that. >> sean: we will be watching this 20 minutes. time to revisit the president's famed recovery summer of 2010, two years have come and gone and it is time for retrospective into his missing recovery. remember the summer of recovery? we will review something that obama has been hiding -- that's his record, coming up next. his record, coming up next. eric bolling, coming up straight you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a great hotel deal w

leader kantor will tell you. right now, former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld is swinging, saying congress is failing to do its job. why? we spoke with the secretary rumsfeld earlier today. mr. secretary, nice to see you, sir. good to be with you. >> greta: big fight over sequestration. what do you think? i think it's mindless. the idea of sequestering that amount of many hundreds of billions of dollars is fundamentally wrong. it's poor government. and if it does fall the way it looks like it could, and it hits the department of defense, it would be a monumental mistake. >> greta: you may monumental mistake,ed about government. it was agreed to by both parties a year ago. were they relinquishing their obligation to the people, being lazy? how do you describe it? everyone knew this day would come. >> sure t. hasn't come, though. it's close. but it isn't there yet. what they did was kick the can down the road, not very well or very far. they haven't performed their cpms in the congress of the united states,

tonight, we have former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld and eric kantor, byron york is here toabout the latest between harry reid and mitt romney. you don't want to miss that. >> sean: we will be watching this 20 minutes. time to revisit the president's famed recovery summer of 2010, two years have come and gone and it is time for retrospective into his missing recovery. remember the summer of recovery? we will review something that obama has been hiding -- that's his record, coming up next. eric bolling, coming up straight ahead. ve been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blo

jodi kantor talking to me about michelle obama not too long ago. >>> now this.says she used google earth to discover possible undiscovered pyramids in egypt. chad myers has been looking at some of these pictures. what do you think? >> some are pretty impressive. remember how we found that face on mars too. you never know what you're going to see. google earth is looking at these. they're not very large, but they are big enough to actually be discovered. and at least looked at and find out whether there's actually something out there that no one's ever seen before because the sands shift in the desert, right? some things come up. some things get buried. i have something for you to see though. >> we're having a little fun here. >> i'm going to see if you and the people at home can guess what's on google earth right now. >> okay. i'm craning my head now. >> that's a lake in the middle. >> is that miami. >> fountains at the bellagio hotel. >> oh. >> i know you've been here. what is that curvy road? >> lombard street, san francisco. >> i know you've been here because

congressman, kantor, appreciate you being with us. we're awaiting the keynote from new jersey governor chris christie, also the wife of now republican nominee mitt romney, ann rom will be on track tonight. we'll check in with governors john kasich and scott walker, but we're tracking other breaking news of tonight, that of course hurricane isaac. it's made landfall in southeastern louisiana, strong winds and a dangerous storm surge are occurring along the gulf coast. our very own shepard smith is standing by in new orleans tonight. shep? >> shepard: sean, good evening. we're in the french quarter. the storm came ashore well south and west of hour about an hour and 15 minutes ago as a category 1 tomorrow, but the headline at this moment is isaac has taken a last-minute turn. isaac has shifted ever so slightly to the west. that means rather than the eye coming up toward the city of new orleans it looks at this moment like the storm's going to head more westerly toward baton rouge. that doesn't mean anything is going to be less severe fr

mayor, howard wolfson, the host of msnbc's "martin bashir" show, martin bashir himself, and jodi kantor republican party is now one day away from making governor mitt romney its official nominee but does anyone know who mitt romney actually is? according to mike murphy, a top republican advisor who worked for the candidate in 2008, the next two weeks will be

they didn't know kantor had vowed to whip a unanimous vote which did he.ver the next two years would be like. that was it. a few other examples, vice president biden told me during the transition, he was warned not to expect any bipartisan support. i spoke to seven senators who said joe i can't help you on anything. the informant said mcconnell had demanded unified resistance. the way it was characterized was for the next three years, we can't let you succeed in anything. that's our ticket to coming back. the vice president said he hasn't told obama who his sources were but specter had confirmed they had conversations with biden along those lines. anyway, read the thing we posted, "the charlotte observer." it was a piece by a conservative and a liberal. just talking about how truly unprecedented this republican party is. >> you have to scroll down past the shirtless pictures. you'll get to it. >> stephanie: sure, uh-huh. >> facebook page. >> stephanie: billy bob in kentucky. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi bill. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: go ah

, also by wayne powell, a democratic candidate for congress who is going to unseat and upset eric kantore you back here again tomorrow.

kantor, mr. kantor said this. "mr. speaker, i will send it back to the gentleman. we do expect, our -- and our intention is for your tax to be made into world. i do not know how many more times we have to say that the speaker has always represented that we are going to work towards an open process." update. i will be closer to the mike. it is not very loud. >> please, please, please. >> let me welcome the chairman of the ways and means committee year and first say that we are thrilled to have you before the rules committee, and we know you are going through some health challenges now, as you and i spoke about over the weekend, and i know that i speak on behalf of the democrats and republicans and the full house that our thoughts and prayers are with you. mr. levin just began with a request that we would be able to make an order in this committee, and that is a desire for the first time since 1999 when our party was last in the majority to provide waivers, so it has been a longtime cents a substitute on a bill like this has been made, an order providing the necessar

[applause] every now and then, the president in moments of kantor, tells us what he really thinks.kind of reveals his thinking and his philosophy of government. do you remember when he was talking to this guy named joseph? he said we just need to spread the wealth around? is this economic school of thought. this belief that the pie is somehow fixed. at the time he is static, and that is the government's job to redistribute the slices more equitably. that is not their job. we need to grow the pie for everybody so that every body in america can get their vision of the american dream. [applause] remember when he was talking to a bunch of donors in san francisco. he said people in the midwest. people like us. [applause] all i have got to say, from a guy who goes to st. john, over about 6 miles in that direction. proud of that. [applause] that is freedom. [applause] the last one is the most -- when is talking to small business people, that they do not get to the credit, that the government does. it shows us why we are stuck in the deep rut that we are in it. here is my point. it is not

. >> bill: the reports were they were all so drunk and so rowdy that eric kantor who was along on thisgo swimming at all let alone no skinny-dipping. wasn't part of the party. he got them together the next morning and admonished them and said their behavior was not fitting a republican member of congress. now, those who went swimming are claiming the only ones swimming in the sea of galilee because it was a religious experience. they wanted to be in the water where jesus walked on the water. >> uh-huh. >> bill: they didn't know where they were. that is the lamest excuse. >> that's the worst excuse ever! >> bill: it was a religious experience. >> i'm sure it was! >> bill: god called us into the water. if that's true, why do they have to swim? they could have walked across it. >> it was a religious experience. oh god yoder took his pants off! i was talking to somebody about this yesterday. i've gone skinny-dipping a couple of times as an adult. not once have i been sober and gone skinny-dipping. enjoy breakfast by the way. those of you picturing me skinny-dipping. >> that's disgusting. >

airline business and his efforts to merge with american airlines followed thursday by meteorologist jim kantor aide on his 25 years covering the weather. wrapping up friday with filmmaker ken burns on his documentary probation. join us all week at 6:00 eastern. >> twitter ceo dick costolo in google executive chairman eric schmidt talked earlier this month about the influence and future of american technology around the world. they were a part of this year's ashton institute summer gallup that looked at the increasing use of global video, social media, and the use of twitter during the olympics. this is just over an hour. >> thank you all. welcome. let me ask you to take your seats, if you may. i wanted thank jerry murdoch to put this together. gina murdock, our chairs. [applause] and on behalf of our chairman and myself, welcome to our summer gallup advance. we are going to have to conversations here. i am going to moderate the second, but on the theory that you have seen enough of me, zoe baird budinger, who many of you know, will moderate. an old friend, and one of the pioneers of the digita