>> part of our political roundtable, with us democrat from new york senator kirsten gillibrand and republican from utah, senator mike lee. >>> finally, jackie robinson, baseball and race in america a. new film about his life is out this weekend. why his story is so meaningful even to a younger generation in the age of president obama. joining us for a special conversation jackie robinson's wife of 26 years, rachel robinson, and historian and documentary filmmaker ken burns. >>> and good sunday morning the excuse my laryngitis. on tuesday a bipartisan group of senators will present its lo long-awaited plan for immigration reform, the so-called gang of eight, has wrapped up months of negotiations and will present a bill that includes a pathway to s citizenship for many of the 11 million immigrants who are here without documentation. with us now the man at the center of bringing this group together, republican senator from florida, marco rubio. senator, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> i have to apologize for sounding like peter brady from "the brady buncb

the other statewide race, november 2012, was the senate seat held by kirsten gillibrand. beat her challenger by a 45-point margin. the political picture in new york state was overwhelmingly democratic. just solidly blue in terms of the 2012 election, but new york is a big state. a largely rural state and a more idea logical state that it sometimes gets credit for. one of the manifestations of new york's unheralded diversity is that even though the state is so blue it looked cold, when it comes to voting for state ledge islators, it's not like that. the senate has only been in democratic control three times since world war two. but on election night november 2012, where president obama beat mitt romney by a 27-point margin under the leadership of a democratic government with the highest approval ratings of any state in the country, on that night in november where kirsten gillibrand embarrassed her opponent, was going to come crumbling down and finally become blue as well. the democrats looked like they won the senate in november 2012. democrats in november won 33 seats. re

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hoevner are introducing a bill to give the faa more flexibility to manage the cuts and senator kirsten gillibrand is working on a bill to reinstate air traffic controllers but cuts. the faa chief, michael huerta and senatorgy rockefeller met yesterday and there was also a lot of fingerpointing at a very contentious hearing. >> we told them that they should expect major impacts at facilities. >> everybody knew that. >> i want to bring in the "washington post" deputy national editor and patrick gavin. good morning. >> good morning. >> we've seen the sequester impacts sort trickling out but this, when people have to sit on the plane and sit at the airport and get to where they warrant to go to late, could this be what's going to make rolling back the sequester either a priority, or will it make a difference for maybe just the airline portion of it? >> well, i mean, sure, it could be. you know, from the outset everyone warned that the sequester would be a big deal but the impact wouldn't be felt immediately, that it would take some time and here we are, some time out. seeing the effects of it, but so

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. >> or kirsten gillibrand, two of the women on the sidelines to see if another woman will get in the race. >> jim routenburg of the "new york times" -- >> is he running? >> no. he says the question hovers over hillary clinton's aevery move and has frozen in place the very early but for some important presidential maneuvering on the democratic side. until she makes up her side, john, a lot of democrats, whether the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, or others, they're really sort of paralyzed, right? >> yes and no. you have to at least make the phone calls. you have to try to set up the fund-raising team. and you have to take a lot of nos or at least no not nows. remember when mark warner now senator of governor, a credible candidate realized with clinton, obama, edwards, there was no ex-joex oxygen in the room. they have to do the legwork. they'll get a lot of, can't talk to you, waiting for hillary. >> the people close to hillary that i talk to vow she is truly undecided, exhausted and spent and focused on right now and not 33 months from now. >> she'll be doing some speaking, writ

back in family" if it's a different situation they might have senator kirsten gillibrand call from new york. she she had a young family, moved them down here. so they deploy different people depending on the situation, depending on what the person's question is: . most recruiters say the number one thing they do in the process is figure out what people are concerned about. if it's family, a person who has the same situation. if it's the salary, $170,000 is a lot of money. some of these people are multimillionaires. ron johnson from ohio is a u.s. senator. he is worth millions and millions of dollars. they have to figure of how to balance all those things. host: we should run through the rest of the recruiters. for the national republican congressional committee is greg walden, a republican from oregon. the national republican senatorial committee, is jerry moran, a republican senator from kansas. democratel bennet, a of colorado for the national democratic senatorial committee. we're taking your calls. daniel is up first from michigan on our democrat line. good morning. caller: i just

back in family" situationdifferent they might have senator kirsten gillibrand call from new york.n she had a young family, she moved them down here. so they deploy different people depending on the situation, depending on what the person's question is: . most recruiters say the number one thing they do in the process is figure out what people are concerned about. if it's family, a person who has the same situation. if it's the salary, $170,000 is a lot of money. some of these people are multimillionaires. ron johnson from ohio is a u.s. senator. he is worth millions and millions of dollars. they have to figure of how to balance all those things. host: we should run through the rest of the recruiters. for the national republican congressional committee is greg walden, a republican from oregon. the national republican senatorial committee, is gary moran, a republican senator from kansas. -- jerry moran. and michael bennet, a democrat of colorado for the national democratic senatorial committee. we're taking your calls. michigan up first from on our democrat line. good morning. calle

do we tonight start with house of starts or senator kirsten gillibrand?eeping with the maegeamazing s and focus and stick with senator gillibrand. if senator clinton doesn't run would look at running for president. senator gillibrand is across the country, fund-raising for women candidates and she has built a list and long a network that someone who is going into national office would love to have. she has also been very forward on don't ask, don't tell. also building senator among the gay activists. but with senator clinton running, might nobody the right time. >> talk about your cameo. >> congressman, we don't focus on the masses but elite audience and that said we would like kim kardashian at our briefing. >> i want mike allen. >> do as i say and politico gets a kardashian. mike, what is your home address? >> why do you ask? >> to send you the tickets, of course. >> send them to the office. >> nobody knows where he lives, congressman. we mail his paychecks to a p.o. box. >> oh, mike, no reason to be nervous. what is your home address? >> that's really

senator kirsten gillibrand of new york has a great story about when she was serving on the house armed services committee. and so when they were talking about military readiness, she and women like gabby giffords asked about supplies and personnel, obviously. but also asked about dental health programs are returning veterans, and support for military family. they changed the conversation. and that is a trend that goes back to the very first woman who was elected to congress. so in 1916, jeannette rankin, a fellow montanan, i'm very proud, was the first woman to win a seat in the united states house of representatives. and that, by the way, was three years before women had the right to vote nationally. before she was ever elected to congress, she was a suffragist and she was a real champion for women's rights. but here's the thing. her campaign was really seen as a novelty. and even her own fellow suffragists were very concerned that a loss would roll them back. but she wasn't scared. she took this on. she was well-known. she was a hard-working, she knew it was the right thing to do. an