there is a man in the washington area named keith bush who is well known for -- [inaudible] russian affairs. for many years. who is the world's living expert on russia and the world trade organization he works for the u.s. business council. i refer you to him. but i think it's a fair reduction that the russians are going to defend their domestic industries. every step of the way. i think the doctrine of free trade and globalization are not the direct reins that come first to the russians. and so we shall see. if schien considered a successful member of the wto. i'm sure that russia would be. [inaudible] i think the i think the fascinating thing about him is that one should resist the temptation to consider him an angel, a martier, or -- [inaudible] he was a man who emerged in a revolutionary time. he was a student at the time the soviet union fell apart. just graduating. he was a chemical engineer. he was a political organizer. he had that energy that energy. there are pictures of him when he's in high school, and he's just growing the first tash and became famous for that in the first deca

there is a man in the washington area named keith bush who is well known to anybody who has worked on russian affairs these many years who is the world's living expert on russia and the world trade organization. he works for the u.s./russia business council. so i refer you to him. but i think it's a fair prediction that the russians are going to, are going to defend their domestic industries every step of the way. i think the doctrines of free trade, the doctrines of globalization are not the doctrines that come first to the russians' minds. let's put it that way. and so we shall see. if china is considered a successful member of the wto, why surely russia will be as well. >> and on -- >> on fed around cough sky. i think the fascinating thing is the he had resisted temptation to consider him an angel, a matter or a criminal -- martyr or a criminal. he was a man who emerged in a revolutionary time. he was a student at the time the soviet union fell apart. just graduating with a chemical engineering degree. he was an political organizer, he had that energy, that entrepreneurial energy.

going back to 2004 with keith onerman refusing to concede ohio going to bush. this is how bizarre msnbcs now, they're saying this is -- a great conspiracy to rig elections. i don't know what they're talking about. >> oos s-. >> sean: listen this, is an extension of the obama white house, they're worse than jay carney. so bad. listen to valerie jared praising them, thank you for the last four years. couldn't be any more obvious. >> well, valerie jared thank you for being on the show sh this morning. enjoy the day. >> thank you. thank you. thank you for everything. it's been a good four year was you all as well. >> thank you for all you've done, we appreciate it. >> valerie jared is reportedly barack obama's most-trusted adds visor. she's thanking msnbc for everything. they respond by swapping spit with this woman. this is a network so in the tank for barack obama they've been pushing him since 2004 senate campaign. she has every reason to thank them, they should have said you're welcome. >> sean: one side note did you notice george stephanopoulos misidentified t

this goes back to 2004 keith olbermann refusing to concede ohio going to bush. don't think they have it clear the election of 2004 yet. this is how bizarro mn sbc is and now the conspiracy to rig elections, i don't know what they're talking about. >> sean: this is an extension of the obama white house, they get invitations and sit down, daily talking points and they regurgitate it. they're worse than jay carney. let's go and even so bad, listen to valerie garrett praising them, thank you for the last four years. couldn't be any more obvious. >> well, valerie garrett, thank you so much for taking the time for being on the show, enjoy the day. >> thank you, thank you. >> great to see you. >> thanks for having me and thanks for everything, it's been a good four years with you all as well. >> thank you for all you've done in the last four years, we really appreciate it. >> valerie jarrett isn't just some junior aide at the white house, she is reportedly barack obama's most trusted advisor and she's thanking msnbc for everything, and they respond by basically swappin

columnist keith boykin and msnbc contributor robert, former senior adviser to president bush and assistant dean at georgetown university. all right, gang. we are all together and a lot to talk about. first thing i want to get to is about the vice president's push to get on the road and talk about gun control. each one of us needs to speck up and demand action. doesn't matter whether you live in a big city or a small town like newtown, connecticut. when our fellow americans are victims of senseless violence, we all pull together as one american family. keith, i'll start with you. is this based on the steam of the inaugural address, based on the steam of the gun control coalition that he put together? can he stay ahead of this curve because it seems like the appetite in washington, d.c., is going to fade quickly. >> yeah, he has to stay ahead of this curve. whether or not this is going to be enough to sustain this until the end of the debate is another question. but there will be another tragedy. we've seen other tragedies just since newtown. almost 1,000 people who have died of gun-related

bush's tax cuts are now permanent. you've got to give him credit. >> give president obama credit. he extended them. >> he's the one who did the last half percent. keithcovered the waterfront today. we're all going to go and see that movie "zero dark 30." thanks for watching. i am larry kudlow. we'll see you next week.