the indication he is a lame-duck.gypt as well, syria, immigration without question he is a lame-duck. two issues for the president is relevant. he is without question a lame-duck. that was a month and a half ago were laid out how irrelevant and ineffective the president has become. the liberal media has now been forced to acknowledge the president's second term may be a lost cause. this from an nbc news article today. obama legacy on the line as the syria vote looms. and a piece entitled president obama last best hope the poor in barack obama now depends on the outcome of the syria voting congress. how does that folks look? wwho will take a look at that. the president has almost no chance of winning congressional approval to carry out military strike against syria. in fact president obama's proposed strike proposed now by better than a 61 margin in the house of representatives. it appears tonight syria will move on a long list of foreign-policy embarrassment of a growing list of second term defeat. some of those failu

it's kinda lame. lame?ther cares so much about you he wants nothing more than to be part of your life? yeah. look, you gotta understand what your father's going through. what do you mean? okay, here's the deal. your father has reached a very difficult age. it's confusing and a little bit scary for him. scary how? well, first of all, his body's changing. really? oh, yeah. hair is growing where it's never grown before. that is scary. and then there's the hormones. hormones? yep, your father is running out of them. sounds bad. no, no, it's just a perfectly natural part of growing old, jake. is it happening to you? no, no, no. my point is that your father is going through this phase and you have to be patient and understanding. so he's gonna want to go camping ain? probably not in this lifetime. but you might have to play catch with him or something. guess i could do that. atta boy. all right, well, i'm glad we had this little talk. now i'm gonna go get hammered. (english accent): hello, ladies, i'm harry potte

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a joint testimony lames the media and others, but this could have an avoided if leadership had been straight with the american people and not acted like it could last forever. i want to note the markup would

we're gonna be parents soon. - yeah, but that doesn't mean we have to be lame. our own fun. - well, i appreciate that, aud. but i'm kind of bloated, maybe if you're on top. - no... no! i mean, let's go out. - really? - yeah! you wanted to hit thirsty charlie's. let's do it. come on. - all right, let's do it. hey, i wonder if my jock strap's still up there on those moose antlers. - mm. if it's not, i'm gonna buy a beer for whoever had to take it down. - ah, mr. dunbar. i just saw stella. she said she had a wonderful walk with you. i hope it finally felt good-- - yes, timmy. helping people certainly does feel good. as i've often said, my heart is my second biggest organ. - reprehensible. - oh, hey, caroline. you couldn't help but overhear timmy praising my selflessness... [chuckles] which incidentally spills over into the bedroom. - yeah. some of the residents have complained about the smell of your cologne. - what? the smell of my cologne? are you kidding me? stella's breath is like a punch in the face! - you're in a place where you could actually do some good. b

if the house doesn't go along, then it it a lame duck president or a lame duck house?if there was such a moral imperative to react. wouldn't that argue figure to tag the politics out of it? in other words, not risking that congress may not do the right thing at least in the deal with the white house? >> if you take the view that the only way to be sure that you dropped politics is to not let the people's representatives in to it. that's a pretty catastrophic invitement of democracy in our country say. >> why didn't bill clinton seek congressional approval for military attacks in sudan. >> nobody was asking him to as i recall. >> a lot of people in congress were not asking, some were saying, president obama we need to you do. peter king and others felt the president just on the to act and take this action if it's that important, why muddy this up by going to congress. >> with all due respect, i think there is a difference between urgent and important. in this case once you lost the element of surprise in, say, the first 48, 72 hours after it happened, ther there is a st

he played it well. >> you think he's lame duck this early on?> i think -- i think the minute you are reelected, you are a lame duck in the second term historically. this could go down as a good moment for him if it plays out the way it's unfolding. >> stand by. i have a lot of things i want to get in with you. jay carney is trying to stand-up for president obama criticized for being dismissive. listen. >> the american people, at least in my assessment appreciate commander and chief who takes in new information and doesn't, you know, celebrate decisiveness for the sake of decisiveness. >> so quickly, assess other things. does that remark explain the white house message problem? >> i don't think the white house was focused on message. i think the white house was focused on morality and doing the right thing. that's part of the problem. i argue pr can be the lubrication that helps you get to the promise land and get to that decision. if the american people had gone along a little more, you know, it was a very good speech he gave. i think more peopl

to say he is a lame duck -- he was a lame duck the day he was elected. >> what you are seeing right now is he made some mistakes and he is being caricatured and it is the lighting and the idea that you have liberals now who say x x -- you know, are you not as faithful as we thought. >> thanks for a spirited discussion. lauren, see you later. up next, greta van success -- greta has more including on the navy yard shooting. that's next. >>> jennifer, the thing that seizes my attention and reminded how real this game is, seven families have been notified tonight and they are looking to notify the other five. these families are at home waiting and wondering. to me that is the most painful part. >> race together scene of a crime is the oldest form. greta was on the record and was among those who showed up at the washington navy yard soon after the masacre. i sat down with her in studio 1. >> greta, how do you gather information when you have to race to the scene of a mass shooting and there is chaos everywhere and it is blocked off? >> pound the pavement, the old-fashioned way. i spent 14 ho

>> well it is simply the lame duck syndrome.e, if he can get through this presidency without a major scandal and as you know, many people have been reporting that there will be a scandal. something will happen between himself and other members the white house. he is saying, look, let me just go ahead and take care of the business here. let me get through this term. lou: justst hiking nor reality. let me do what i want. >> look, we know, we know as the president, as presidents before him, it really is trying to get through unscathed and protecting the legacy. that is what every lame duck president tries to do. lou: julie, you can't argue with that. thatat is what every lame duck intends to do. give us some insight, what is motivating, well is anything motivating him. the man is not exactly gaining the reputation for being the hardest working president in american history. >> that is for sure. but, lou, let me tell you, it is human nature to avoid responsibility for difficult situations and pass the buck and i think,t he is trying

thatat is whatvery lame duck intends to do.hat is motivating, well is anything motivating him. the man is not exactly gaining the reputation for being the hardest working preside in american history. >> that is for sure. but, lou, let me tell you, it is human nature to avoid responsibility for difficult situations and pass the buck and i think,t he is trying to just get out, you know, avoid taking that responsibility and that is human nature but not very responsible. lou: welln i mean you got to think responsibilitys the essence of anthony weiner and elliot spitzer becaus they are seeking to serve the people again. julie, give us a little insight intoheir minds and their hearts? because they obviously care about us deeply? >> yeah. you know, i think people go where they're comfortable and, in a fight of the sex scandal -- lou:ell they both apparently, anthony weiner apparently more comfortable alone than with but. >> but, they're comfortable in the public eye, in the political scene and so it is not surprising that they're goin

>> well, he's been the world's most highly praised lame duck five years, what has he got done except pushing something called obama care when i think will be pushed out when found out it involves a photo id. he's been a trifle now to get off on those accusations he has to say i wasn't malevolent. i'm clueless, okay? >> bill: do you believe he knew? >> no. do you remember the phil heartman sketch he played reagan? people would go oh, hi. this is my desk. that is the rug. then, they'd leave the room heez he'd go everybody did it. >> bill: that is what you believe? you think he does? >> billy, come on. seems like you cannot pinch yourself as a guy who knows everything then all of a sudden go, you know, all wobblely as thamper would say, of course he knew. >> bill: jesse water goesing into the belief outer space, waters is next. >> roll the tape. >> i'm you know, i'm a show girl. >> i'm kardashian. >> you're kim kardashian? >> this is a cling on, clearly. >> people like to cling on. >> who are you? what is this? >> i'm not hitting on you you're not yet. you should. >> i think it's color

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because of first issue of our lame duck president, the losses have been piling up for mr.un control, immigration, syria, the list guess on, this president is desperately looking for a win. as he needs one democrats seem to be abandoning him, a gallup poll reflects that is president's aperspectival rating among -- approval rating among democrats will always be high it is averages 78% this month, after being above 80% for two years, still high but not a good trend for the president or the democrats. election victories are usually influenced by money. but there against the news is not good for democrats, democratic party still has more than $18 million in debt from last year's election. by comparison, the republicans are debt-free, no debt. and in addition to that republicans have history and odds on their side, house is already firmly, and republican control. -- in republican control, history suggests they will remain in control. opposition party, get this, in midterm elections historically picked up on average 27 seats, if they do, that they could potentially have a tremend

lamed lamed weekend has been -- labor day weekend has been the target day.eported on a series of broken bolts that were found on the eastern span of the bay bridge. when the broken bolts surfaced that threw this opening weekend in question. before the issue came up there was a big party planned. people were donating money and there was going to be a huge blow out, they were going to accommodate 100,000 people able to walk or use the bike path, fireworks, that has been scaled back for two reasons. the bolt issues cast question over the safety of the bridge and once caltrans worked to assure the public the bridge is safe and the opening date was put back on just in the past week, they realized there isn't time to throw that big of a party. so the party has been scaled down but you see there is still a celebration, involving invited guests. lawmakers, transportation directors and other workers and we see friends and family of the people behind the line. for the most part invited againsts and reporters only -- guests and reporters only. frank somerville and ken

it would be lame if that's a word i can say. what i would do, i don't think that the sworn officers here know the process by which we got here tonight. so the process is rapid protracted. every day i get a folder full of what is called captain's complimentary letters. in those letters written by supervisors in the police department, there are bank robbers arrested. and guns taken. and gang members identified. and on and on, if you read these things, you would think, my god, everything that is mentioned in these captain complimentary letters surely they will get an award. and they do, they get captain complimentary letters, and that's what we do. when someone does something over and above, as the case for everyone here. the commanding officer will write that officer up for a consideration for medal of valor. that goes to a three-captain committee that vets many recommendations. some of those move back to captain complimentary letters because they don't make the thre threshold of a letter. and many result in a police commission co

. >> that's lame. >> i love how a couple people couldn't be bothered to get out of their swing chairs at this point. at one point watching a girl come in here and dump a beer on somebody. it's broken up quickly. the guy's friend comes in to get things separated. nobody was arrested, no charges filed. very similar to have video over the weekend, nevada wolf pack against uc davis. two guys in the stand make their wait weigh out to this -- is almost like a stage. swinging, swinging hockey fight there. rips the shirt over his ahead and both of them wearing nevada t-shirt. >> again! >> it doesn't make sense, you're out there, you paid money to go to this game, you're hanging out with a bunch of people who are supposed to have two to be there. >> she's got a small child. >> this woman's rushing to get out of the way from these two hippos. >> and get it together. you're there to watch a game. >> it's a monster truck rally that will have you biting your nails. why this was one close call. >> and -- >> it's never too early to start planning for halloween costumes. >> and where you can get this

or the security council will offer a fairly lame statement or. won't. this is not the kind of meeting that generates headlines. this is a working meeting, and they're using the advantage of all these world leaders, secretaries and ambassadors all at one place to try to get things done. >> john yesterday the focus was on iraq. today it is syria as weapons inspectors have gone back into the country looking for chemical weapons again. this is their second trip in weeks. what do we know? what precipitated that meeting behind closed doors. >> a lot. yesterday they used the cover of the speech, they're working together with their secretaries and diplomats and ambassadors they were able to push things along quite nicely. you know the agreement to rid syria of its chemical weapons, it needs to be turned into a security council resolution, and not much has happened on that front. they were hoping to have it done by last week and they didn't. the result of that was that these inspectors have gone back into syria today to begin calculating whether or not what bash

the director lames that they had no idea.here wasn't one person that knew the architecture of this entire program. what was at issue was the legal advice. when alexander spoke about that, he very carefully used that it appears to be nobody knew what they were doing. his claim that nobody knew -- that no one person knew everything. it didn't address if people understood the legal issue. he carefully couched his language because he was making a it is completely unbelievable that they did not know what they were doing. they were in charge of the rogue ram in 2006. >> i want to move on to the latest leak. doesn't this further show that even with these minimal safeguards, claims are in place and they are essentially meaningless. that they have free reign to share that information with our government? >> that document was from 2009. it pretty explicitly say foreign governments are only supposed to get this stuff for translation purposes. what was envisioned was far broader. if you stumble upon a u.s. person's data or, god forbid, a

they read this as a hopeless, lame duck -- >> no more attacks on jimmy carter. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. you can get more from the insiders every monday 10:30 a.m. they will be back here next sunday and also follow them on twitter at. a healthy you with carol alt is coming up next. >> i'm carol alt.on i have been on the cover of several hundred magazines, but i wasn't always the healthiest person. i struggled with my weight,erso fatigue and the pressures of my career. i realize it was time to change. i realized the importance of good health.y we i am not a doctor. i am just like every person watching this show. i want to help make a healthytci you. >> i'm carol alt. i do yoga three times a week, but i started having problems with my shoulders. is this a result of doing yoga or making mistakes doing

if congress votes against a strike on syria, does that automatically make president obama a lame duck president >> as your reporter just said in washington, absolutely, yes. the stakes are high on this, morgan. it's a huge political gamble that the president is taking, under take can, but at the same time, it's very smart because he is seeking political cover and he's obtaining it. the president is essentially saying to congress, morgan: put up or shut up. either vote for military action or plane why you are not supporting it. so, you have to go back. you have to rewind to fully understand this. president obama, then a candidate, catapulted to the top of the democratic field. why? because of his opposition to the war in iraq. who paid the most price in that democratic primary. there are many that make a strong argument that her support of the war in iraq cost hillary clinton the presidency. the president is saying to members of congress, you can't have it both ways. if i am out there on a limb, you come out there with me and explain your position especially considering he is having a

so barring unexpected victory, that does put him into sort of an early lame duck status.w the white house handled this particular matter, or not handled this particular matter. i want to play what he said and talk about this on the other side. here it is. >> i wish he was more after commander-in-chief than community organizer. >> what does that mean? >> what i mean by that, is he was commander-in-chief for one year he said the red line was there and then, red line is cross and he sends kerry and hagel out to have an attack. >> how would you characterize how the white house handled this so far. >> confused. and maybe a reflection of how the president himself is confused. >> what do you mean? >> well everything was lined up for a strike. kerry gives the speech about moral obscenity. then the president says he is going to congress this week. he has it say something new in the state of the union. maybe more detailed intelligence. we have heard the argument about the moral issue, the stand of the united states. there has to be something new. >> is there something new, amy, tha

he's got immigration, as i like to say, if it walks like a lame duck and it talks leak a lame duck.en. she lost all those endorsements and millions of dollars in endorse ams after it was revealed that a long time ago she used racial slurs. take a look at the comeback. >> i am so grateful and so full of gratitude for all of the love and encouragement that you all have shown me. as you all know, unless you've been under a rock, i had a little rough patch. this summer, but, you know, it was an opportunity to learn. >> so how has social media reacting to paula deen? >> well, i'm not sure it's a comeback. i think it was a good authentic moment for her and understand she did not walk into the lion's den. she walked into a den of kittens and people paid hundreds of dollars to see her. people who liked her continue to like her. people who didn't don't and they continue to talk about her and i think it was a good pr move and it's a longer term climb back out of the hole she's in. >> howard bragman, always good to have you here and we'll talk to you same time next week. every week. welcome. >

. >> this is sort of lame. >> it's totally. >>> it's monday, guys, you know what that means, real orke videos from matt dreidel from ebaum's world. video number one? >> fake? >> fake. >> the first frame i knew it was fake. just how it was shot. it looks like they're trying to create a viral video. >> shaky, too. >> fake shake. >> five fakes. what do you think? >> yes. this is an australian baseball team. >> the melbourne aces, they put out video of a guy a week ago showing a guy knocking down bowling pins. i said that was fake, too. >> doesn't look like it's doing anything to get people in the stands. >> definitely fake. >> two? >> these were just wired over, food is attached to one of the cables. we can plug them into the power plug. >> is he trying to electrocute himself or what? >> i don't doubt he electrocuted himself. he plugged in wires -- >> this is the worst fake we've ever seen. >> the little fake explosion. like a graphic from clip art. >> yeah. >> looked like a pal from batman. >> come on. >> i don't understand why he keeps trying to electrocute himself. >> to get some vid

. - you take things that people care about, and you make them feel lame about it with your jokes.d with this trip. - andy, this whole idea of our situation being just like war, it's just not true. we just work at a paper company, and you're our regional manager. and guess what, man? you don't have to prove anything. we like you as regional manager. andy, if you don't believe me, take a look at what's on my head. i'm wearing a very pink hat. i've been getting weird looks all day because i'm pretty sure "dm does gb" means something kind of sexual. but guess who's wearing them? all of us. just for you, man. that's huge. - you don't like the hats? - they're terrible. - i hate myself. - they just didn't turn out how i wanted. in my head, they were cooler, but they do look weird. the world will little note nor long remember the fight that jim and i had here at gettysburg. and that's good, because i was basically wrong. i wanted my team to be, like, this army, and i was their general, but i guess it's really just more like they're people who work in an office, and i'm their manager. yeah

that's lame. >> yeah. i guess a couple of people couldn't be bothered to get out of their sling chairs for this one. >> man. >> it's just silly. at one point, you even see here watching this girl come in here and dump the beer on somebody or something? it's broken up quickly. the guy's friends jump in to help get things separated. a bunch of officers show up. they do get this guy to leave. nobody was arrested, no charges filed. very similar to this video. nevada wolfpack against uc davis. two guys in the stands make their way out to this, like it's almost like a stage. swinging, swinging, swinging, hockey fight there, rips the shirt over his head, and then look. both of these guys wearing nevada t-shirts. >> again! >> it just doesn't make sense to me. you're out the, you p this money go to a y hanging out with a bunch of people who are supposed to be your people and then you fight each other. the most disappointing thng about this is you risk injuring other people. look at the poor usher, the woman in the

ent is strong or >> i think this is when we saw with become a lame duck look of influence even with his own party because it was an of liberal democrats who don't feel like the white house, owe the white house anything and were willing to say we are not going to let this turn it into a political football when the white house would have preferred to not let that happen. part of it has to do with the crisis and they architect being the of the bailout. but the president opened the on to the speculation charlie rose prematurely and larry summers became a symbol of deregulation of the 1990's, f the problems women have had in the obama administration, he almost ricature of everything and they koepcouldn' incompetent s political management. >> i think that the president underestimated how strongly to him.ould react because he had such a strong level of trust. rest of mers to the wor world. democrats objected to the summers was that part of in the 1990's and then what obama remembers is the began with him which was he was in the circle who helped steer the recovery he is very proud of and i thi

missiles into syria, but god help us, if we cut the president off here at the knees, he becomes a lamequite early in his term and looks entirely week. we're going to go along with him here in order to preserve his ability to govern on other major issues. is there an element of of that? >> i think it's probably in the back of people's minds but so far it hasn't surfaced in people's thinking explicitly. people have pretty much been dealing with the merits of the case, not about the politics on our side. open the other side, some people have succumbed to this is an opportunity to whack the president and that's unfortunate but there are also i think men and women of conscious by and large on both sides who are really wrestling with this issue. >> from your conversations with your republican colleagues, they're obviously in this very interesting position. one of the central tenets has been strong on national defense. you know, be aggressive abroad when need be. but that sort of seems to have gone out the way side in the last few years. it's been more of a libertarian infiltration from sort