. >> thank you very much, two very good ideas for us to think about, charles kantor there with neuberger are back. ♪ the consumer electronics show going on in vegas, but what goes on behind this means is just as important, and our senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman is there. what are you seeing and hearing? >> there is lots of flashy stuff on the floor, but there are many who are meeting with clients, especially if they do not have a new product they want to talk about, like motorola. we had a chance to speak with the ceo, dennis woodside, about a product and how it is doing against samsung, and here is part of that conversation. >> we are trying to build a global brand around moto. there was not a global brand that could compete with galaxy or iphone. we are only five months in. we are seeing this stand for really high quality experience, android, easy and intuitive android devices, compared to some of our competitors, and we you going moto g, and if on amazon, it is the number one seller. so it shows we are getting some momentum behind both of those strategies. >> and we wil

eric kantor wrote the steps will be part of the overall effort to protect the american people from theacare by repealing and replacing the law with patient focus reforms that expand access and ensure health care and help control cost. it's a mouthful. with me now, president of the senate for american progress, david hawkings, senior editor at cq roll call. you spent a lot of time. the house republican conference has made clear, and they did it 40 plus times in 2013, that repealing the law was a priority to them. the health care law remains not all that popular, but people don't want it repealed. where is the messaging hole that democrats can go through in a 2014 election that republicans insist will be a referendum on obamacare? >> so i actually think there's some progress here, right, because we're not taking -- the house republicans aren't taking their 41st or 50th or 75th vote on repeal. they're actually now looking at pieces of the law. i mean it still seems like it's an attempt to undermine the law but we'll see what their actual legislation is. i think the big issue here is that

given what we heard from eric kantor, it's not on the agenda, what's the president's plan? >> alex, he's going to jump right back flow it. part of the plan is to differentiate themselves from the republicans leading up to midterm elections in november to draw a sharp contrast. one of the maul marks of the current or the past recession was the duration of unemployment, the length that people have been out of work. it is up to record average duration. and so people have been relying on unemployment insurance benefits for a longer period of time. and president obama talked about that in his address today. ing >> and denying families that security is just plain cruel. we're a better country than that. we don't abandon our fellow americans when times get tough. we keep the faith with them until they start that new job. >> and the white house is not only talking about the benefit to the 1.3 million americans who lost unemployment benefits at the end of last year when the extended unemployment insurance benefits expired, they're talking about the benefit to the entire economy sayi

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i have a message to speaker billionaire, representative kantor and to representative ryan. if you give us an amnesty bill and you pass an amnesty bill to kowtow to the wishes of big business, make no mistake, we put you in power. by god, we will take you out of power in 2014. [applause] >> and it will do absolutely no good to wait until after qualifying for the primaries. a primary does not let you. you have ticket elected in a general election. and if you pass this amnesty bill you will see a record number of independents qualifying for the general election to take you out of power. if you are going to vote like the democrats among the important issues like amnesty and immigration, then why do we what you in power to begin with? [applause] i was amazed, and based that the two-party complained for the disastrous election results in 2012. for over a year we rattled by karl rove and the talking heads of the republican establishment, mitt romney was the only candidate that can win. that he was our only chance to win this. he faced historic losses. do they blame? the two-party.

let me share with you a michael kantor writes in the policy analysis put together by the cato institute pointing out despite nearly $50 million in total welfare spending since lyndon johnson claimed the war on poverty back in 1950s -- 1964, the poverty rate is perilously close to where it was more than 40 years ago. i should say $15 trillion. guest: the poverty rate, that said, when president johnson made the speech, 22% of the population were in poverty. after he left office five years later, it was 12%. now it is 15%. it has gone up some, but it is clearly better than where it was when he declared the war on poverty. host: springfield, massachusetts. good morning foci caller. caller: i want to thank congress jones for the work he did during the johnson administration. i am glad that the son has -- iody on to talk about am glad that these men had summary on to talk about the johnson administration. i do not know if anybody was at significant during the time as lyndon johnson was during his time. his understanding of the situation of the poor in this country was very important to what h

let me share with you a michael kantor writes in the policy analysis put together by the cato instituteing out despite nearly $50 million in total welfare spending since lyndon johnson claimed the war on poverty back in 1950s -- 1964, the poverty rate is perilously close to where it was more than 40 years ago. i should say $15 trillion. guest: the poverty rate, that said, when president johnson made the speech, 22% of the population were in poverty. after he left office five years later, it was 12%. now it is 15%. it has gone up some, but it is clearly better than where it was when he declared the war on poverty. host: springfield, massachusetts. good morning foci caller. caller: i want to thank congress jones for the work he did during the johnson administration. i am glad that the son has -- iody on to talk about am glad that these men had summary on to talk about the johnson administration. i do not know if anybody was at significant during the time as lyndon johnson was during his time. his understanding of the situation of the poor in this country was very important to what he did