. >> and will dennis kucinich challenge him from the left? and a man who is part of the team who has briefed the president everyday and sat face to face next to osama bin laden, and we will talk to author john miller. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening, president obama hard at work today on the speech that america is waiting for, his address to a joint session of congress thursday night laying out the jobs plan. the stakes could not be higher for what may be the make-or-break moment of the entire obama presidency coming in the midst of a perfect storm for the white house. the president's approval ratings are lower than they ever been with 6 of 10 americans give him afailing grade of how he is handli handling unemployment, and today, mitt romney had this to say. >> growing the economy is to balance the budget. the right answer for america is not the grow government or believe that government can create jobs. growth is the answer and not government. >> joining me is the nation's top leader john trumka, the leader of the labor unio

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joining us from washington congressman dennis kucinich. of all, congressman, you looked really happy last night. look at him, there he is, to see the president. you are standing on a chair or something over there? >> it's a high chair they give me, actually. >> bill: standing on somebody's head. >> i'm actually -- >> bill: dissatisfied with the chief executive. you look happy to see him. >> i'm a happy guy by nature. i think it's important, even if you have differences with the chief executive to be cordial and to have a relationship so that you get a chance to occasionally put your two cents in and maybe people will listen. >> bill: all right. are you going to vote for this jobs act? >> i have to see the bill. >> bill: he doesn't want you to pass it now. he doesn't want you to look at it like obama care, he didn't want you to read it just pass it what's the matter with you? >> bill, i think it's important to get people back to work. i did some quick analysis of the bill and about half of it would go towards continuing programs that we alr

kucinich come get your pen out and write, if you will. the payroll records for the employment records for the department of labor for 1939 until the end of bush 41. obama these quick statistics -- allow me these quick statistics. he created more jobs than bush 41 or eisenhower. 2.1 million during his term in office. increase payroll by 9.2%. six republican presidents -- five democratic republicans -- the democrats outperformed -- felix.we're losing you, guest: we should be focusing on job creation, wealth creation. we should not have the low of poverty. listen to these figures. 120 million americans have no wealth. 13,004 under households have -- this is a systemic problem were the wealth in america it is getting into fewer and fewer hands. the middle class -- there was a report that says a third of the young people born into the middle class are going to fall out the bottom. if you don't have jobs or education, that's a problem. host: you have made comments that the president could be moved in the right direction. guest: i have said that

kucinich: -- mr. kucinich: as i said, mr. speaker, we have created hundreds of thousands of jobs for military contractors all over the world while we just learned that we created zero jobs here in america in the month of august. as unemployment continues to stay above 9%. come home, america. we must begin to focus on things here at home and stop roaming the world looking for dragons to sleigh. we have an obligation to defend our nation, but that includes working for peace abroad and seeking peaceful resolution of conflict, a capacity that, at our peril, we have not fully developed. i call it strength for peace. it involves the pursuit of what president franklin roosevelt called the science of human relations, actually engaging those with whom we disagree most to attempt to find a way to could he exist peacefully. as -- co-exist peacefully. as dr. martin luther king said in a commencement address in 1965, and i quote, we must find some alternative to war and bloodshed. i do not wish to minimize the complexity of the problems t

. >> cynthia tuck certificate a columnist, jackie kucinich is a reporter and jim garty is a reporter.y afternoon, on the corner, had a pretty aggressive post from a physician really pushing back on bachmann? >> you could not find many conservatives, many doctors familiar with this issue who were willing to say it may cause retardation. it was the idea of repeating something like this that is so unproven, so speculative, so secondhand. regardless of what you think of traditional mccarthyism, there's no place for it today. nine times out of ten, the claims that the republicans are anti-science is b.s. if the republicans twoonts see be worried about vaccines, that charge is going to start sticking. >> i want to play how rick perry was defending himself. here's what he said, i want to butt together two quotes. here's what he said yesterday on the hp vaccine. i want to butt it together with the comment he made in his first debate appearance in the reagan library. >> you heard the same arguments about giving our children protections from some of the childhood diseases and that they were --

former ohio governor strickland and congressman kucinich, again, thank you. also i want to point out a programming note. msnbc will have live coverage of the president's remarks in ohio at 2:15 eastern time so you're going to want to keep it locked into msnbc for that. >>> pressure on rick perry. the texas governor taking it from all sides at last night's gop debate. does he give as good as he got? plus a fiery crash that led to a group of bystanders rushing to the aid of a man who was trapped beneath this burning car. it was all caught on tape. we're going to show you how this horrifying story comes to an end.ox. i opened the first sammy's back in 1966. my employees are like family. and, i want people that work for me to feel that they're sharing in my success. we purchase as much as we can on the american express open gold card. so we can accumulate as many points as possible. i pass on these points to my employees to go on trips with their families. when my employees are happy, my customers are happy. vo: earn points for the things you're already buying. c

congressman dennis kucinich may not be looking west after all.was thinking about going west to washington state. his cleveland district was not dismantled in a ohio redistricting plan which he feared and was redrawn and now includes toledo, home of fellow democratic congresswoman marcy kat ptur. he would likely have to defeat her in a democratic primary if he hopes to hang on to that congressional race. what a sad race, two good people. kucinich was considering running out in washington state if he lost his district in ohio. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] we always try to save you even more money when you switch your car insurance to esurance. i could save 'em 522 smackers. you talkin' dough? bread. benjamins? scratch. greenbacks. moolah. cheddar... simoleons! don't try to out-save me. [ female announcer ] any way you say it, $522 is the average amount saved by people who switched to esurance. 522 bucks! [ female announcer ] to find out how much you'll save, call 1-800-esurance or visit esurance.com right now. that's 1-800-esurance or

kucinich come get your pen out and write, if you will. the payroll records for the employment records for the department of labor for 1939 until the end of bush 41. obama these quick statistics -- allow me these quick statistics. he created more jobs than bush 41 or eisenhower. 2.1 million during his term in office. increase payroll by 9.2%. six republican presidents -- five democratic republicans -- the democrats outperformed -- felix.we're losing you, guest: we should be focusing on job creation, wealth creation. we should not have the low of poverty. listen to these figures. 120 million americans have no wealth. 13,004 under households have -- this is a systemic problem were the wealth in america it is getting into fewer and fewer hands. the middle class -- there was a report that says a third of the young people born into the middle class are going to fall out the bottom. if you don't have jobs or education, that's a problem. host: you have made comments that the president could be moved in the right direction. guest: i have said that

congressman dennis kucinich may not be looking west after all.ut going west to washington state. his cleveland district was not dismantled in a ohio redistricting plan which he feared and was redrawn and now includes toledo, home of fellow democratic congresswoman marcy kat ptur. he would likely have to defeat her in a democratic primary if he hopes to hang on to that congressional race. what a sad race, two good people. kucinich was considering running out in washington state if he lost his district in ohio. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ having the right real estate agent on your side is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find the experts you need, whether you're trying to sell of hoping to buy. nobody sells more real estate than re/max.

congressman dennis kucinich who publicly opposed u.s. policy on libya and an intermediary for the libyan leader's son and that report goes on but the allegation is that congress think the senate was helping qaddafi with this in your piece. well i think a copy of a report of because since his views on the conflict which were very critical of president obama for going in without congressional support into libya for acting in ways that were perceived as unconstitutional not just by the senate but by. republicans as well that doesn't constitute correct support for khadafy it can be spun that way i don't know that would exactly what happened but i haven't heard the signatures comments on it yet either so i would be very careful to jump to conclusions based on some document which was not really a it was about this in it's not by consent i want to keep this going for just one minute because then it's very his part he said that we have questions about the legitimacy of the war and the obvious this and what and what nato was doing were also you k

specifically with al-jazeera and their coverage of libya a recent report took aim at congressman dennis kucinich that they ran they titled it at least online secret files u.s. officials aided gadhafi and in a report al-jazeera alleges they could senate she's been a vocal critic of the u.s. intervention in libya well they allege that he was actively aiding gadhafi and his regime they cited a document that they found in a libyan officials office so my question to danny is was this a smear piece well here's what he said. i think a copy of a report of because synergise views on the conflict which were very critical of president obama for going in without congressional support into libya for acting in ways that were perceived as unconstitutional not just play because senate. republican says well that doesn't constitute direct support for khadafy it can be spun that way i don't know that would be what happened but i haven't heard. his comments on it yet either so i would be very careful to jump to conclusions based on some document which was not really it was about his signature not bikers image i wan

the democratic process, you had like, what ten democrats up there, hillary and obama and dennis kucinich. >> but they weeded them out after a while. >> they run out of money so they weed themselves out or they give up because of poll numbers. the process helps them become better candidates so when they get to the general election they have already been beaten up. >> i'm in business for look out for the folks. >> they are doing their own deembassy. let them be better prepared. >> i want to tell the audience the cnn debate last night was very low raided and got its butt kicked which the patriots versus the dolphins and one reason is there are too many people. now folks are tuning out. >> people aren't paying attention a year and a half before the election. >> good people like are, like us. there they are. and more than 500 million taxpayer dollars poured into a solar panel company that president obama praised, now the company is bankrupt. and we are investigating. stossel is next. >> copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm brea

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clarence page is a columnist for the "chicago tribune," jackie kucinich is a reporter for "today."ns, let me start with you. >> yes, sir. >> because you've been around washington a long time, not to say that you're, you know -- >> the general himself. >> like wine. >> could the white house have done this better, could speaker boehner have acted better? what was your impression of all this when you saw this sort of break out into the open like this? >> well, i can tell you, the base was not happy. >> we know that. the base is not happy with the president about anything. >> well, the whole thing reminded me of the debate at the vietnam peace talks over the shape of the table. you know, day, week, the war is going on and they're arguing over the shape of the table. here they're arguing over what night shall the president make his speech to the joint session of congress? i mean, has everything broken down? has everybody gone nuts? this is the overall impression that you get. now the finger-pointing begins of who failed to get the mess e message. the white house says obama's people talk

jackie kucinich. and columnist at bloomberg view. i'm going to start with my old partner in crime.n being bill clinton. i support everything president obama said, but i'm going to second guess you on some of the timing issues. does he have a point? >> he has a very good point. i think what he's missing there is there are two things going on at once here. there is the long-term fiscal outlook of the country which is the tax and cut spending part of it. which is not being talked about right now. it's being talked about down the road. but it is contributing to the uncertainty that a lot of people are feeling, either on the markets or businesses. these things need to be taken care of, both the short term and the long term. the problem is, they're intertwined at this point and the long term is getting much and much closer. >> did the president have any choice but to -- he sort of had backed himself into a corner saying i'm going to release a debt plan. then he had his jobs -- he sort of had no choice but to do it this way. but does bill clinton have a point here as far as public opinion

kucinich: thank you. this was a new deal initiative which helped save american capitalism by creating a proxy to help protect the rights of employees and employers. this was before nafta and the w.t.o. which tore legal rights for workers apart, moved millions of jobs out of the u.s. yes, we stand for the workers at boeing and washington state but we also stand for the workers at boeing in south carolina. because they will have no recourse if boeing wants to move jobs to china. you can't say you want to create jobs here at home while destroying the right of workers to organize. these are basic rights in a democratic society. you can't say you want to protect american jobs and not protect american workers. take away workers' rights to free speech, take away workers' rights to due process and you create a new class of slave laborers here in the united states who are helpless to stop the movement of jobs out of america. this bill sacrifice the right to boeing workers in washington state and also sacrifices la

kucinich: i thank my friend from maryland. madam speaker, i rise in strong support of the dedicated public servants of our intelligence community. they work to ensure national security to be commended. however i must oppose the intelligence authorization act of 2012. 10 years after 9/11 the united states continues to use its intelligence and defense apparatus in ways that undermine the rule of law at home and abroad. plenty of examples in pakistan, afghanistan, iraq, and libya. a recent pbs frontline feature featuring a top c.i.a. official was at the agency for over 34 years was quoted as saying, quote, the obama administration changed virtually nothing with respect to existing c.i.a. programs and operations, unquote. last month the associated press reported that the new york police department was using domestic surveillance methods in conjunction with the central intelligence agency to spy on local communities in a way that signaturely undermines civil liberties. . the united states uses drones. earlier this year we rubber st

kucinich is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, that you talk about the cut at the house of representatives supported and actually many colleagues here. i don't know if you are gentlemen are aware, but actually of the appropriations bill, if not week, i did not show support this, 2.7 billion was moved. that's 6% less than what was requested by the administration is specifically within customs and border protection, 89 million was cut. 1% less than trusted peer transportation security 292 million, 4% last. coast guard, something you're just talking about. 37 million was cut. and then within fema, the most romantically cut of 1.4 billion, which was 21% less than requested. what would you say to members of congress and the senate, who despite your efforts in the report, seem to not value the services to the level that you say we need to have them, what would your response be? >> i am sorry. >> did she want to handle that? >> you are suggesting a number of cut had been made on homeland security in general. >> that's corre

kucinich: thank you.w deal initiative which helped save american capitalism by creating a proxy to help protect the rights of employees and employers. this was before nafta and the w.t.o. which tore legal rights for workers apart, moved millions of jobs out of the u.s. yes, we stand for the workers at boeing and washington state but we also stand for the workers at boeing in south carolina. because they will have no recourse if boeing wants to move jobs to china. you can't say you want to create jobs here at home while destroying the right of workers to organe. these are basic rights in a democratic society. you can't say you want to protect american jobs and not protect american worrs. take away workers' rights to free speech, take away workers' rights to due process and you create a new class of slave labors here in the united states who are helpless to stop the movement of jobs out of america. this bill sacrifice the right to boeing workers in washington state and also sacrifices laws that are designed

with the distance between them maintained in the respect in the process of the collaboration pure kucinich yes sir second row in the end. >> my question as did with the southwest border. everything i read is in the mexican side of the southwest border and it's never been more insecure and violent and on the u.s. side of the southwest border along the border we've never been safer and more secure commendable goal law enforcement in the southwest also confirmed that. however, there are certain politicians we spoke about and a product of this institution and claim that all of these facts are not fact they are wrong and not secure on the southwest border on our side what are the facts that show? >> that's ambassador jones i work with in the various capacities to read jim, as you know the notion that there has been a spillover violence from mexico into the u.s. is greatly exaggerated. there's been practically virtually no spillover violence from what is going on in mexico into the united states as witness to the fact killed casseaux and san diego are among the safest cities in terms of crime in

kucinich is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, that you talk about the cut at the house of representatives supported and actually many colleagues here. i don't know if you are gentlemen are aware, but actually of the appropriations bill, if not week, i did not show support this, 2.7 billion was moved. that's 6% less than what was requested by the administration is specifically within customs and border protection, 89 million was cut. 1% less than trusted peer transportation security 292 million, 4% last. coast guard, something you're just talking about. 37 million was cut. and then within fema, the most romantically cut of 1.4 billion, which was 21% less than requested. what would you say to members of congress and the senate, who despite your efforts in the report, seem to not value the services to the level that you say we need to have them, what would your response be? >> i am sorry. >> did she want to handle that? >> you are suggesting a number of cut had been made on homeland security in general. >> that's corre

with the distance between them maintained in the respect in the process of the collaboration pure kucinich yes, sir second row in the end. >> my question as did with the southwest border. everything i read is in the mexican side of the southwest border and it's never been more insecure and violent and on the u.s. side of the southwest border along the border we've never been safer and more secure commendable goal law enforcement in the southwest also confirmed that. however, there are certain politicians we spoke about and a product of this institution and claim that all of these facts are not fact, they are wrong and not secure on the southwest border on our side what are the facts that show? >> that's ambassador jones i work with in the various capacities to read jim, as you know, the notion that there has been a spillover violence from mexico into the u.s. is greatly exaggerated. there's been practically virtually no spillover violence from what is going on in mexico into the united states as witness to the fact killed casseaux and san diego are among the safest cities in terms of crime

dennis kucinich declared he should resign from his position. >> how about the president saying, you knowduring his speech, you know, and warren buffet, he actually pays less tax than his secretary and he wants to pay more taxes. and when -- when the president was talking about he wants to pay more taxes, mr. immelt's company, g.e. didn't pay any federal income taxes last year. that would have been embarrassing for him. >> what's been brought up is that warren buffet pays money on capital gains taxes and his secretary pays on the income taxes so it's apples and oranges. >> we can talk about that later. >> promise? >> yes. if warren buffet wants to make more money, i think the president should let him. >> and ali, there's one other thing, i was listening to mark levine on the radio last night when i was driving around and i heard him talking about, warren buffet wants to pay more taxes while his company, berkshire hathaway over the last decade haven't paid all their federal income taxes and is in some sort of dispute with the irs and they're trying to figure out some sort of resolution. he

senator alexander was talking and he decided not to participate in the leadership but be enacted kucinich really is the question of the fierce debate and noted the history and the fights in history and the doles and the senate so he said we need to work together to accomplish the common goals but could debate is healthy. >> mr. foster, i remember before the first stimulus package passed reading of the nobel prize laureate gary becker who'd written and not in "the wall street journal" saying this was not going to work. he predicted it wouldn't work. you predicted it wouldn't work. you sort of touched on it, but the essentially when you borrow money to spend money, that money comes from somewhere, and i believe you just some of the problem that has a negative impact also. now our chairman mentioned the reinhardt study that said gross debt reaches 90% of gdp then you have consequences on. the 1% growth is lost. i think the study said one to 2% was lost. perhaps it's coincidence, but we have 90% of gdp in every part of this year, january and the growth of people, the omb and the cbo projected

senator alexander was talking and he decided not to participate in the leadership but be enacted kucinich really is the question of the fierce debate and noted the history and the fights in history and the doles and the senate so he said we need to work together to accomplish the common goals but could debate is healthy. >> mr. foster, i remember before the first stimulus package passed reading of the nobel prize laureate gary becker who'd written and not in "the wall street journal" saying this was not going to work. he predicted it wouldn't work. you predicted it wouldn't work. you sort of touched on it, but the essentially when you borrow money to spend money, that money comes from somewhere, and i believe you just some of the problem that has a negative impact also. now our chairman mentioned the reinhardt study that said gross debt reaches 90% of gdp then you have consequences on. the 1% growth is lost. i think the study said one to 2% was lost. perhaps it's coincidence, but we have 90% of gdp in every part of this year, january and the growth of people, the omb and the cbo projected

dennis kucinich is one of those people that is quite far afield from me in so many political issues, but dennis has never lied to me, he has always been upfront, i find him to be a man of conviction, and i find him refreshing. marcy capture and i disagree on many issues, maybe most issues, but i know she is a person of integrity, she's never lied to me, she's never been anything but honest with me. there are numerous people. bill delahunt and i would spar in judiciary committee many, many times. other committees, subcommittees, here on the floor. but i always found bill democrat hunt, what i would call a -- delahunt, what i would call a liberal from massachusetts, a democrat, to be an honorable man, a man of integrity, and i believe with all my heart that he had a heart for this country and he wanted to see it work. we ought to be able to work together when people realize that we've got common goals, the common goal of being the good of the country. so let's at least find things we could agree on. when i was engaged in trials and i've been involved in many trials as an attorney and a

senator alexander was talking and he decided not to participate in the leadership but be enacted kucinich really is the question of the fierce debate and noted the history and the fights in history and the doles and the senate so he said we need to work together to accomplish the common goals but could debate is healthy. >> mr. foster, i remember before the first stimulus package passed reading of the nobel prize laureate gary becker who'd written and not in "the wall street journal" saying this was not going to work. he predicted it wouldn't work. you predicted it wouldn't work. you sort of touched on it, but the essentially when you borrow money to spend money, that money comes from somewhere, and i believe you just some of the problem that has a negative impact also. now our chairman mentioned the reinhardt study that said gross debt reaches 90% of gdp then you have consequences on. the 1% growth is lost. i think the study said one to 2% was lost. perhaps it's coincidence, but we have 90% of gdp in every part of this year, january and the growth of people, the omb and the cbo projected

kucinich is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, that you talk about the cut at the house of representatives supported and actually many colleagues here. i don't know if you are gentlemen are aare, b actually of the appropriations bill, if not week, i did not show support this, 2.7 billion was moved. that's 6% less than what was requested by the administration is specifically within customs and border protection, 89 million was cut. 1% less than trusted peer transportation security 292 million, 4% last. coast guard, something you're just talking about. 37 million was cut. and then within fema, the most romantically cut of 1.4 billion, which was 21% less than requested. what would you say to members of congress and the senate, who despite your efforts in the report, seem to not value the services to the level that you say we need to have them, what would your response be? >> i am sorry. >> did she want to handle that? >> you are suggesting a number of cut had been made on homeland security in general. >> that's correct.

with the distance between them maintained in the respect in the process of the collaboration pure kucinich yes, sir second row in the end. >> my question as did with the southwest border. everything i read is in the mexican side of the southwest border and it's never been more insecure and violent and on the u.s. side of the southwest border along the border we've never been safer and more secure commendable goal law enforcement in the southwest also confirmed that. however, there are certain politicians we spoke about and a product of this institution and claim that all of these facts are not fact, they are wrong and not secure on the southwest border on our side what are the facts that show? >> that's ambassador jones i work with in the various capacities to read jim, as you know, the notion that there has been a spillover violence from mexico into the u.s. is greatly exaggerated. there's been practically virtually no spillover violence from what is going on in mexico into the united states as witness to the fact killed casseaux and san diego are among the safest cities in terms of crime