and larry, then we have green kemp zpri obama care. we could go down the list in every business sector of what we are dealing with over the next one year to ten year period. >> all right. >> it is incredible we will leave it there. not too encouraging. we will see what happens. many thanks. here's the deal. from wall street, pessimism is still reigning. if washington avoids the fiscal cliff, if, it sure looks like this could be a big-time buy opportunity. think about it. we are about to ask the money manager if he is thinking the same thing. later, president obama's going to make a public campaign to build support for his fiscal plan but what are those plans exactly? what is this public campaign? what's going on inside of his head. and don't forget, folks, i know sometimes it is discouraging. free market capital its silver medal the best path to prosperity ask i believe that it will prevail. just ask those oil drillers in north dakota. they have it right. "the kudlow report" is coming right back. >> going off the skifiscal christmas ev

. >> my great late friend and mentor jack kemp used to always talk about a free market society and lowociety because it would help the minorities the most. why can't the gop go into the halls. go into the projects and kemp used to go in all the time and make the case.about ownership. >> a republican mayor asked me the same thing and i said have a press conference and look white people in the eye and talk about all the things that you have done. still i got little black support. talk to them and say i'm tired of being called a racist. you are not oppressed and stop acting like that. he said i can't say that. >> i said meeting is over. >> why can't he say that? >> how can you do worse? >> these are economic questions. and they are economic statistics. and jack kennedy was loved by black people. he said if you want to raise tax revenues you must cut tax rates. >> i worked for reagan and i think we have to get out of here. >> great stuff. i want to get you on the radio and talk about your book. that is it for this evening's show. food for thought. free market capitalism gives you the oppor

this is a straightforward policy, i got reagan, and kemp, they all onboard, now we find it, that not happening when the need is so great, lou. put yourself in a poor person's shoes today, if is devastation, all poor person gets is handouts, you can't become prosperous on hand out its does not make sense, this is immoral in the fundamental sense of the word of what is going on today. lou: arture thank you. the unemployment number. >> not changing much, i saved money today, i don't have to buy a mask, given how ugly i am, i don't have to buy a mask. lou: we're equally blessed. >> thank you. >> from your mouth to god's ears. lou: i never raise my voice above a whisper. up next, romney advisor davis, and thoughts on what some see as a particular obama-chris kristi chris christie love fest. >> and donald rumsfeld examine the administration statements, contradiction, and prospect of responsible assumed for the loss of four american lives. all eyes, right here. this is our year. i thought it was last year... turns out i was wrong. none of us would walk in here and settle. that's how we are!

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that's what reagan and kemp were all about. the republicans lost the ability to do that. they lost the argument once. they're going to have to figure out how to make that argument again because if they're going to say that unleashing the power of the free market is the route forward for the middle class and the working people of america, they need convincing arguments and convincing people to do it. mitt romney, if you look at it from even the slightest distance, was arguably the worst possible carrier of that message. they need somebody else. they need southern populism or populism from somewhere, but they also need the proof. they need the evidence. and lacking the evidence last time in the election of a week ago, a week or two ago, people went with the -- what they knew, which was the president's belief in the power of government to work well with the economy. >> i think they realized during the campaign thanks to some extent to the advertising we have done on this show and other networks, they understand the koch brothers exist, and they didn't feel like they were in

marin county, two inches, kemp field. they can take a lot more. san ramone.nd, also parts of livermore if, just been hammered. san carlos, then in to the santa cruz mountains. let's toker go to tara. >> we have wind advisories in effect for a lot of the bridges, all under this heavy wind advisory. be aware of that, flash flood warning in effect in sonoma until about nine. right now we will have a -- a live look at the east shore freeway. the drive a nice one. at the bridge you will see it's a lot more windy out there. the conditions dry slowly as it can get slippery. >> reporter: traffic recovering from an earlier one and we are getting close on this one. they got two lanes of traffic open moving by here. that's -- helped up the situation. behind this big truck you see is the tractor trailer that slid out of control. they are working on that. show you video -- when the truck driver lost control. two trackers on the back of the gravel truck, on the back of his tractor trailer and one of them flipped over. it took a while to get that flipped back over. this is

in other words, we point to anything, jack kemp, he was on the street there, ok. wherever it was, dough veer, new hampshire. if you're working for the wire service, they want to she him walking down the street shaking hands with voters, they're not interested to him playing to the crowd. that's something else for a feature story later, that has no place in the newspaper for that day's news, so certainly -- a news magazine can take the time and a week later run a picture like that to make a point on a sidebar story, but the newspapers, you know, they run great photography in newspapers, obviously the wire photographers i think are the finest photographers working in the country today and he they take good photographs, but they're pretty direct. you don't have five pictures to make a story, they're making a point and in a news magazine or book like this, you can pull something out and say look at this, this is what's going on and this is what we have to say about it and certainly in a book we just have a field day in terms of pulling out those photographs that make

kristen kemp bicker is the author of flipping confidential and said they need to have a good team behind them, including a realtor, financial advisor and tax strategist. ask yourself what your motivation is to flip property. >> are you doing it for tax benefits, diversify your portfolio, you want to get your interior design yayas out. grit if you need to invest money, do it. >> if you can't help a good real -- find a good realtor to help you, do it yourself. >> there is opportunity everywhere. i always say stick to your own backyard. >> pecker said to look for a good house that is eventually going to be under the scrutiny of an inspection when you go to sell it. make sure you know what you're buying. that home and the costs belong to you. >> count on people to get their opinion who are familiar with houses in this really bad condition if you're buying a foreclosure, what are the steps going to be, what is your budget going to take to make the house shine and get you top dollar when you put it on the market. >>> going to the weekend? >> i got tricked into going to morgantown tomorrow nigh

jack kemp a the yrn dog. to overcome this. >> second down, this line of snack foods is headquarters in philly. tasty cakes, entemann's, hostess. >> negative. tasty cakes. -- i'm the underdog. >> which of your teammates is a former eagle? >> chris wilson. >> no. >> played for a little bit. >> not according to the redskins stats. >> he is a special teamer. he has a good foot. >> sav rocca. >> if chris wilson was, i blame that on daniel samson. can you write him a letter. rookie quarterback nick foals who will likely start sunday went to what college? >> arizona. >> but he also went to michigan. >> but i went first. >> you got it. you won. you won. >> it's too quick for me. >> i went through the personnel report. it was kind of fresh in my mind. >> nick also went to michigan state for his freshman year and we were teammates together. >> we can give you like a half point but you're still going to lose. >> what round was he drafted? >> second,. >> third. >> third. >> i lawsuit to you by a half a point. i made it i

if republicans don't change back, their future is not good. >> he was a jack kemp disciple. i think it is -- it is great we can have an african-american president at a time when you had almost 9% unemployment. that tells you something about who he was running against. i am not talking about the person. i'm trying to think that romney is an attractive candidate. when it tells you something about what people perceive, i think he was defined in the republican primaries. i don't think he ever fully recovered from the damage that was inflicted when he was moving so far to the right when he came and got to the general election and -- >> but he didn't have a choice, did he? [talking over each other] >> we saw what jon huntsman day. >> he was pushing towards 3%. >> in basic, i think, going on in the republican party that is unhealthy for the country. trent lott is not comfortable, in that party. >> i don't know when i became an established moderate. [laughter] >> but you are an established moderate. [laughter] >> all right, let's open it up. i know there are a number of people here

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attached to that section kemp was the hook. she took it and prompted underneath the table said that she could hang your head back our. that is the essence of practicality. as far as the most important title, i mean, obviously the market goes back 1,000 years. it is often said that the power and glory in britain are kept separate. the power is invested in the prime minister who is the leader of the party that wins in a general election. the queen has a specific power under the constitution to be consulted and to encourage and to warn. she does that in all of her private audiences with the prime ministers and many other government officials, members of the clergy and members of the judiciary to come to her for completely confidential audiences which are extremely important to them. [inaudible question] >> well, the first constitution is so different from ours. underwritten, accumulation of laws and traditions. their subjects of the queen. that is what, you know, the term is. >> i need to ask, asking questions just temporarily, pl

. >> i said kemp. >> tom he is auctioning off the space in his forehead. what should he put there?have i a website i would like to introduce this guy to. temporary romney/ryan tattoo.com. it is very simple. gavin, the temporary is more grit. we get them and you rub them on and you wash them off at night. they are great. >> you know what anne coulter says is what is with the tattoo. haven't you always had a high iq? >> you had your faith tatood on your face. >> do you give your daughters temporary tatoos ? >> yes. >> have you ever heard of training wheels? they will be more inked up in the new york times and twice as wrong. >> because they are always going to know the value of being able to wash. >> they are going to know what mother with a h on it will be spending time in jail. you are teaching them young. >> and they know why do it permanently when you can have a ferry on are yo shoulder. you wash it off. >> i like a tricycle. one day it will be a two wheeler. >> how can i make this more permanent? >> it is a harley. >> you only get tattoo to make your parents mad. if you have tem

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. >> this is from facebook fan rob kemp. very cute.nd taking a milk bath would make her skin soft and supple and younger looking. one day she left a note on her door asking the milk man to please come in. once inside, she showed the milkman into the bathroom and hopped in the tub. as she was naked, she asked the milk man to fill the tub with his milk. he asked would you like the milk pasteurized? no, right up by my boobs will be fine. past your eyes? naughty boy. >> now it's time for bobbie's buzz. i was a little uncomfortable while you were saying that. >> we have a special guest today, georgia. she's helping me show off if you look at everybody at home look into that camera. this is a t-shirt by ladeedadee. the outfit is -- >> that's so cute! >> really cool. the tees come with velcro bikinis. you can switch out your fashion. you really like the yellow. and what's so great, you can do that on bags, even tees for big girls like me. >> hello! >> georgia's going to stick around to help me show off. this is from lazoo. tammie has two litt

moving us around, but if we have polls closing in ohio, west virginia, let's go to the war room with kempgelsang. what's the latest. >> cenk: stephanie, i have a call. i have a call. >> stephanie: damn you. >> cenk: abc is calling west virginia for--mitt romney. [ groaning ] >> stephanie: shocking. >> cenk: i hope no one misheard that as virginia, it's west virginia. we have early exit polls. >> 52% of mississippi g.o.p. thinks the president is a muslim. the same 52% thinks he's a foreign muslim. and the same 52% believe he's a foreign muslim who spent 10 years in ref of reverend wright's christian church. and they believe that. >> stephanie: what percent percentage of those people know what counter intuitive means. >> they don't. we believe this is a year of mouth breeders who vote against their own self interest. >> stephanie: and ohio and north carolina also closing. >> stephanie, an aim he not out of congress. >> stephanie: i was given the wrong show prep on my ping-pong table. >> that's fine. ohio closing momentarily, maybe even as we speak. the secretary of ohio will be giving a pre

if you don't do moderation, you pay the price the next day jack kemp a kind of glad it is only available it doesn't sound good to me. >> you've never had it. >> maybe a long, long time ago, i hay taste of it. >> i had a small glass when i was a kid. nonalcoholic, of course. >> yeah. >> it is kind after unique taste. >> it has a unique taste and a unique aftertaste. >> maybe that is why people add the alcohol to it. >> i don't usually do that because i don't drink alcohol. we believe it is around at christmas time we believe because many hundreds of years ago. >> all the way back to the 14th century. this is an old drink. >> it has been served in various varieties over the years. but the ingredients for egg nog were rather expensive years ago. >> the english easted to make a hot cocktail in the 14th century -- used to make a hot cocktail in the 14th. it didn't contain eggs or milk. it just contained booze. overtime it evolved into this drink that contained milk and egg in english society. but most english people could not afford dairy or eggs for their drink, only the aristocrats could. s

and larry, i hope i'm on your show next week and we're talking about the jack kemp style type of growthhat we can have and the style of growth that this country deserves. that's my prediction. >> speaking as a fellow supply cider, i couldn't agree with you more. all of these wall street people who have been predicting obama's victory. does that necessarily mean the stock market -- >> larry, anthony, can you really say that the stock market has gone up because of the president? where else are you going go? >> i agree. >> companies get buy backs of their own shares. >> i'm just saying -- >> how do you talk about the stock market without talking about the fed? >> earnings and the fed and obama. >> march of 2009. i'm trying to be even handed. larry, you have never been even handed. >> thank you. >> you know that's my philosophy. >> wait a minute. we're not talking about tacks going lower under president obama. >> that's correct. that's correct. in fact, what i really want to know and where i started this dialogue is if nothing changes, if nothing -- and i know the election is not over. you

i'm also proud of my teammates, at jack kemp. [applause] i want to thank not only jack but his wife joanna did an outstanding job and all of the camp family for the work they did in this campaign. obviously, i want to thank to outstanding women -- my daughter, who did a great job. [applause] and, of course, my wife, elisabeth [applause] from one end to the other and a they have both been with me in this 96-hour marathon. we had a great time. we had a great crowd and a lot of enthusiasm. at 3:00, in independence, missouri, i had never talked to so many people in one place so excited about the republican party. let me tell you a few special words. let me say a special word to all of the young americans and young people who got involved in my campaign. [applause] you have been a constant source of inspiration for elizabeth and myself. i might add -- you are not going to get that tax cut if you don't be quiet. i would say to the young people and all the others involved, it's a lot more fun winning. hertz to lose an election, but keep

that's something ronald reagan and jack kemp find of figured out how at least to sell a generation ago and this generation of republicans has yet to figure out. >> i guess i was one of the takers with the student loans. i'm one of the 47%. howard fineman, thank you. i think we all went to school on loans. have a nice thanksgiving. >>> coming up, so much has been made of the fact that president obama got only 39% of the white vote in this country. national problem for the president? not really when you realize in deep south mississippi he got about 10%. a lot of his problem is in the south. it's just the historic problem the democratic party, white or black candidates have this problem having a tough time. also the battle for hillary's job. it's getting hot. it's the first big decision president obama has to make since his re-election. it looks like it's between john kerry and u.n. ambassador susan rice. will the president go with the 2004 presidential candidate or his apparent favorite? and a report from gaza and the latest on the fighting there that i think could lead to a war with ir

jack kemp used to say it. growth. that's what i think republicans will focus on. >> eliot: jack, growth is everybody's favorite elixir. it makes life easy. when you have growth rates at 1% to 2% of gdp an ruly and you have fundamentally altered the tax code so you're bringing in only 15% of gdp here is where arithmetic comes into play. it simply doesn't add up. you get a structural deficit approaching a trillion dollars a year which is why i think even john boehner when he sits down, smart guy says i acknowledge we've got to do something on the revenue side. that's where i think grover norquist, not to make him the lightning rod is in a tight bientd because the numbers don't add up. that's where your argue really falls apart. >> i guess what i'm presenting more is the political picture that it's going to be -- not withstanding the assertion that it is 15% of gdp. where it should wind up, you can find a lot of conservatives who would say 15% of gdp is too much anyway but that's a separate argument. what i'm saying is p

actually act like they care about civil rights, start rolling out people like jack who talk like jack kempid, they can pick up 15% of the black vote. so the black vote for 2016 is very much in play. the black vote for 2012 is what saved the day. and this president needs to focus for the sake of our people, for the sake of his legacy and for the sake of his party on making sure he gets black folks back to work. because 2 out of 3 voted for jobs. that's why they were there. >> i want to show the numbers. president obama winning the black vote. we saw a two-point shift of the black vote from democrat to republican. if there's a way to pinpoint that, some people might think this could be a reaction to pulpit politics because the president came out to support marriage equality. could that be in play? >> the real news there is that it was only two points. . if you go back to 2004, we saw a shift to george bush that was bigger than that, than what we saw in 2000 or what we saw in 2008 when he pushed the defense of marriage act. so what you see is this kind of use of social issues wane iing. if yo

you're a jack kemp republican, an admirable thing to be. big tent. >> get more votes. >> it's a game of addition. >> we're watching the debate begin -- knives are always out when you lose an election. we have to expect this is going to be a rough fight on the republican right wing side. >> the country will be better off if the kind of thing john is talking about prevails in the republican party. >> i think it will. >> we need two governing parties. >> people should both be competing for african-american votes, both sides should -- >> can i say something real quick? >> because it's not healthy to have one side say self-deport to the people who don't have papers. that very much gets to the mindset of the people who do have papers i would think. your thoughts quickly, john. >> i will say that i think john boehner is going to do a good job as speaker, and we're going to get stuff done, and it's going to be good for the country because i think boehner is thinking first about how do we make this country better, and i think it's going to be good f

we need to be a big tent, as lee atwater said and as jack kemp agreed with. >> listen, reagan taughtff, too. reagan welcomed -- as a former governor of california, he welcomed the various immigrant groups coming in. >> always. >> jimmy, you're going to have a test now with this fiscal cliff business. will the republican leadership stay true to their economic principles, namely limited government, lower spending, low tax rate reform, et cetera, et cetera? or are they going to sound like democrats? in other words, everybody wants a deal, jimmy, but a bad deal be a bad idea. >> we have an economy which is not particularly strong. the last thing it needs is a bunch of tax hikes. i was heartened that speaker boehner said he was against raising marginal tax rate. there's other ways you can get revenue, whether through growth, getting rid of crony capitalist tax deductions. i think that's a great place to draw a line in the sand. >> we can't cave on -- >> jennifer ruben, you're not so much the economist. how do we right now, how does the gop get off to a better start on attracting a more in

. >> look, i worked for president reagan, jack kemp was a mentor of mine. george w. bush did very well, former governor of texas, obviously, former president bush. i mean, the gop, it needs an inclusive message. it needs a welcoming message, it seems to me. it needs to stop even hinting that we're going to deport 12 million or 15 million people. we heard all that in the last election, and it was a killer for the republican party. >> there is no doubt that our rhetoric hurts us. i think most americans agree in broad outlines on immigration that we, number one, need to get serious about securing our borders and stopping illegal immigration. but number two, we should remain a nation that welcomes and that celebrates legal immigrants. ronald reagan famously called legal immigrants americans by choice. and we need to celebrate that story of those who risk everything seeking freedom because that's what makes our country strong. >> don't we have to make policy changes, too? it isn't just for politics. i believe immigrants come here to work, not just for welfare. i happen to

james kemp, managing director at eagle asset management. james, a short-term parking spot or a real move back into bonds? >> well, brian, i think a couple of things play into the trade today. we obviously i think have a very big relief rally in treasuries. one of the parts of the election that was perhaps not as well known to the public is mr. bernanke's tenure and governor romney's proposal that it wouldn't likely be continued past 2014. it now appears to the quantitative easing regimen that's in place with mr. bernanke goes on for quite some time. we have the mortgagely mortgage buy. we likely have an extension of operation twist in december. there's plenty of liquidity supplied to the treasury market. >> just to be clear then, you believe this could be a bernanke driven boom but the only way i'll push back on that, james, is that if that's the case, wouldn't stocks then -- i know i aren't a stocks bguy -- >> the european announcement today to us was equally problematic. european slowdown, the growth forecast coming down even further, tha

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i have been at press conferences with jack kemp for years on that -- we just did not get attention. but now i think there is more attention and more focused and it will happen. we've seen a number of voices -- the head of the southern baptist convention will have long been good on this, and louder voice, clearer voice, more listened to voice. salem communications, major christian radio stations. on that, i think you will see movement. it is not that the republican party is not rethinking what it is doing, it is not just going to become the attack -- tax hike spend everything party -- the democrats. there is a place for people like that. but we are a party who wants to talk to every immigrant -- not just hispanics, but immigrants from all the countries in the world and say we will deal with you with respect and appreciation and the country would be better off with more of the year and not fewer. >> thank you very much. what we are going to do now is moved to general conversation. we have about 45 minutes. because c-span is here, my request is for everybody to introduce themselves bri

that's something ron 23458d nald reagan and jack kemp at least figured out how to sell a generation ago>> i guess i was one of the takers because i went to school on student loans backed by the government. howard fineman, sir, thank you. i think we all went to school on loans. howard, john heilemann, have a nice thanksgiving. >>> also, so much was made of the fact that president obama got only 39% of the white vote in this country. national problem for the president? not really when you realize in the deep south, mississippi, he got 10%. a lot of his problem and there's nothing wrong with talking about it is in the south. it's just the historic problem the democratic party white or black candidates have this problem. they're just having a tough time. >>> the battle for hillary's job is getting hot. it's the first big decision president obama has to make. it looltion it's between john kerry and u.n. ambassador susan rice. will the president go with the 2004 presidential candidate or his apparent favorite? >>> also a report on the latest in the fighting that i think could lead to a war wi

. >> ronald reagan and jack kemp -- the party of upward mobility, that didn't seem to be the republican party this year. now, maybe it was because of this very effective attack campaign against mitt romney and bain capital and 47% of all that stuff. but i think hispanics and asians -- and a lot of women, they didn't vote for the republican party not just if you are hispanic because you think their anti-immigrant, but because it doesn't seem like the kind of party that will create a country in which you are were going to have a chance to rise. it seems, by their own statement and also by the definition the democrats gave them, is a more exclusive thing. if republicans don't change that, their future is not good enough let me just say that it he would've been allowed to be out there a little bit more -- he was a jack kemp disciple. i think it's remarkable that we could reelect an african-american president with the name of barack obama at a time when you had almost 9% unemployment in the country was suffering economically. no that tells me something about who he was running against. i'm n

much like my friend and someone i consider almost a brother, jack kemp. i used to say about jack, i'm sure there's somebody owls there -- out there who doesn't like jack kemp but i don't think jack ever met someone he didn't like. i don't think jack kemp, and i don't think ronald reagan, ever believed they met a man or woman that they couldn't persuade to their side. and maybe if we kept that in mind, how to we continue to work by putting all our effort into persuading not only our side but persuading those who disagree with us to the rightness of our position, we might in fact find and they may find, that we have far greater commonality of interest and approach than we ever thought. now, mr. speaker, if you know me at all, you know i don't give up easily. you know that i don't back down. from a fair fight. or any fight. and you know that i believe deeply in those principles and values that brought me to this place and i believe deeply that i've not lost them. but i do respect those who have a different point of view and i respect their sincerity and i re

tony, former it is aide to jack kemp and joe sestak a retired u.s. admiral.terans' day to you. if congress does not act by the end of the year, $607 billion in spending cuts and tax increases are scheduled to take effect in january. that was part of the deal to raise the federal debt ceiling sasmt compromise possible, congressman, i'll begin with you? >> absolutely possible, but i don't think you will see it until the middle of february. that is because it is possible because of two reasons. you have two men, more boehner and president obama who came close to a compromise but mu now you have a president who doesn't have to be pulled to the left because we have to address spending cuts. you have in mr. boehner that was chastised for not being moderate enough. i think he will come together with the simpson-boles line for a debt commission you have revenues raising and you have entitlement debt reform. much like reagan did did when he raised taxes as well as had debt reduction. >> heather: is that a good starting pointed? >> i would agree with the congressman. i