i think journalists larry bush at city report.com would absolutely love this new website. so, keep on encouraging them to work with mr. massey. >> david, pilpal speaks an individual, three comments, it would be nice if the group could explain the light blue and the dark blue, and the difference between the blue and the red and i just saw it quickly. >> and i think that there is an explanation, and a legend, but we could not see it very well. >> okay. >> and it would be good if they can ensure that there is good contrast, i know that there are problems with the video, but just in general it looks like the contrast could be better, on their site. and just in general, i recall in dealing with campaign finance data historically, the problem is that the data really is inconsistent all over the place and so there are typos and there are, wrong addresses, and zip code inconsistencies and one campaign will report a contributor as a lawyer, and the other will report it as an attorney and so when you try to aggregate the data you have to clean those things up and it is extremely tim

bush. i think he's an able man. >> a little more difficult for the very reasons that larry mentioned, we'vehad a lot of bushes in the last 28 years. i do think that he's his own man. he was a great governor. nobody's taking that away from him. but look at what boehner did, larry and boehner going to obama, biden, steny hoyer and harry reid and not talking to his conservative base, funding obama care for the full year, kicking the can down the road, not taking advantage of the leverage of his new power. that angered a lot of conservatives including me. why not take the victory and run with it and come up with a bold vision for the future of the country and explain what conservatism means and how it will get americans back to work and energy independence and an alternative to obama care, securing the borders. it's not that hard, larry. >> yeah, and look, translate that into the presidential race on the republican side. what does it equal? a populist movement, a populist revolt, call it whatever you want to. >> yes. >> and there are candidates there, cruz and paul are only two of them, who can

larry, give us a name. is there a rush sell bush for a name -- russell. >> really good old insurance companies, colonial penns trust and casualty, washington national. the stock has been hit and rightly so in the low interest rate environment, $16 stock. well deserves, mid, look at balance sheet, mid $20 stock once we see interest rates rise given fact they're with a lot of insurance companies the stock will take off. liz: i have a large cap to talk about, that is t-mobile. t-mobile rolling out a brand new offer today. it all started from people like you writing in on social media to the ceo john legere, who explained what they said on fox business just in the last hour. here's john. >> i picked this phone up and i go on twitter and people tell me what they want. 40,000 social media messages say, why can't we role over data? i think it's a great idea. >> 40 how. >> let them have a data stash. liz: so he called it a data stash. right away, gary. about, i'm looking at this, kind of so intuitive and so smart, why did other guys think of this. >> well i will take the other viewpoint. think this is too inside bas

seeing a little bit of a preview what we might be seeing from a jeb bush candidacy going into the new year. >> just a matter of time. and larry to you. given you're famous for your crystal ball. on the 2016 republican side. the first tier says quote, absolutely empty. so when does someone like jeb bush move to that tier get promoted to that tier? >> well, he's at the top of the second tier. he's the closest to being in the first tier and he is very thinly called the front-runner. you know he's in the low 20s. and that's his best poll. in other polls he's still in the teens. you have 21 republicans or more who are either already in the race for all purposes or at least talking about getting in. and they'll never survive. they have low poll ratings and won't be able to raise the money. still, it's a mess on the republican side. the leadership of the republican party hopes that jeb bush will in fact be the real front-runner. but we'll have to see. he's going to be cut and sliced by other members of the establishment. chris christie is an establish. candidate. potentially some of the midwestern governors, rick schneider, kasich t

bush is the oldest living former president at 90 years old. >>> today maryland governor-elect larry hogan will make an announcement at 11:30 this morning in downtown annapolis. far he has not appointed key positions like a budget secretary or transportation secretary. he be sworn in on wednesday, january 21st. >> a new report says your home is now worth a lot more if you live in maryland. the state says real estate values went up 23% in prince george's county and 11.5% in montgomery county in the last three years. that's according to "the washington post"." the report says the current median price for a home is $60,000 less than it was at the peak in july 2007 before the housing crisis. >>> workers in several eing maryland will get more in theirpaychecks starting on thursday. landon dowdy is here with more on that ing. >> reporter: angie, good morning you. the minimum wage is going up in 21 states on new year's day. average workers will get another dollar an hour. another 2 million people will benefit from cost of living adjustments. but in maryland and west virginia many will see their m

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larry saying this. he said there's no first tier republicans. he puts busher. he identified second tier but no first tier. >> it's a wide open field. it's going to be very telling from january to about april when you start seeing more of these candidates surface. i mean, you're looking at for example, several governors. i mean, you'll see governor rick perry, possibly. governor bobby jindal. again, the field for the republicans is wide open. it's going to be interesting to see where kind of shakes out and, you know, again, the donors are keeping a close eye on it. with that being said you know, jeb obviously governor jeb bush has a strong lead with the donors. they have these traditional ties. there are these loyalties. so you can see at lot of money going that way. but, you know, nothing is certain. i think it's going to be interesting to see come into february where there's c pac which is, you know the big conservative gathering to see how these presidential potential presidential candidates, you know, talk to their base. >> i'm going get to you in a secon

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bush know about what was happening. >> former assistant secretary of defense, larry, thank you very much this morning. >> we are going to hear about the other side that have debate in our next hour. let's get another check of the forecast now. some warm temperatures across the midwest, meteorologist nicole mitchell is back with that. >> we've had a storm on each coast, a little bit of good news, it is december and very warm. cool temperatures are kept in here. where it's more pleasant, the central plains. we've got a flow right from the south shooting temperatures northward. some are these 10-25 degrees above offering. rapid city 60 degrees. billings at 56, atlanta, 52, you are warmer in montana. >> lawmakers trying to pass a new budget to fund the government. >> billions of dollars are being ear marked for defense spending. some say that money is being misspent. a look at the weapons being bought that the pentagon doesn't even want. >> the nfl says its added teeth to its domestic abuse policy. league observers are happy, but the players union is not. >> one dad sets off an internet fire storm. >> the reaction that h

larry james, he is at right state in dayton, ohio. i just needed to make a correction. >> back to the history you're talking about, this raises an important point. a common narrative it is the bushtration that impose torture, but you are saying this has been enshrined in policy for a long time. >> yes. i mean, again, going back to the start of this whole process, the united states responded to the idea the soviets had cracked the code of human conscience miss, that they had somehow had the thecity to produce manchurian candidate they could program in assassin. we reacted to this by using psychologists to develop our own offensive doctrine of psychological torture. again, the cia disseminated this among our allies worldwide for 30 years throughout the cold war. this became encoded in the u.s. military through the cere training. when that was over and it was time for serious structural reforms, those reforms took lace. they would not torture anymore. they said it was counterproductive. the defense department recalled the manuals. the manuals were published in the was press in 1997. it seemed to be all over except the inclination, the reliance, the belief in the faith and efficacy

bush, and then john kerry was on the other side of that issue. republicans better not underestimate the importance for our country and to their political coalition of social and cultural issues. host: larry, winthrop, massachusetts, independent line. is a great this discussion. i would like to introduce myself. i used to be a democrat. i have been an independent for many years. i am from massachusetts, and i am a gay conservative. i would like to say this about boehner and mcconnell -- i think they are both acting like the democrats have been acting for the last eight to 10 years, and i am sick of it. i wish they would get rid of both of them. i think they both have a big problem with the truth, and they are starting to act in awful lot like harry reid. i think harry reid should be run right out of washington. that is all i have to say. host: larry, why was it important to identify yourself as a gay conservative? caller: because there are a lot of us out here, and i do not like being bashed by the right or the left or the middle. i think we need to be recognized and just because we had to have been born gay does not necessarily mean that we do not think right. i would not vote for a demo

larry. i think it's going to come back in the republican party. i think you'll see your no knee will not be a fire-brand senator. going to be a jeb bush or mitt romney or scott walker or john kashich, a governor, which could be an advantage for the republicans in 2016 for the reasons i was getting into. governors have to solve problems. governors know that they need to measure outcomes, improvement in people's lives, not inputs, how big is the budget item. if you put the question that way, they could carry in 2016. >> richard, one of the fascinating things you say in the book, one would have taken it for granted years ago-but it's almost a shock to read it, is that nelson rockefeller -- not at the presidential level, he was a brilliant campaigner in new york, running for governor. what he really liked is governance, like bill weld. that's what it was about. >> that was baker. i liked the campaigning. >> in some ways, nelson's finest hour is one that very very few people would think of the abstract. he had a parallel here. people maybe of long memories who remember governor hopey who thought what today we could not conceive of, and her

larry sabado of the university of virginia has his rankings. sabado's crystal ball. you can go down to the republican candidates as well. there is no first year, but the second tier dominated by jeb bushpaul, chris christie. a few minutes left to to talk politics 2015. from north carolina on our public in line. caller: good morning. my question is __ the gentleman who called earlier about the koch brothers. i guess he does not understand that the koch brothers employs 65,000 employees. i think we need more koch brothers. we need people to employ people and pay them. it is amazing to me. host: what you do for your job? are you one of those folks? caller: i wish i was. i would have a really good job if i were. guest: they also give hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity. people could have complaints about their political views but they are trying to help people as well. host: allen is up next. caller: i do not think it is the money so much, it is the lies that they put out on the air. every political ad should be the truth, and only the truth. no lies, no anything else. that would cut obama's speeches down to about five minutes. host: the direct mail assistant has won several award

larry sabato of the university of virginia has his rankings. sabato's crystal ball. you can go down to the republican candidates as well. there is no first tier, but the second tier dominated by jeb bushrand paul, scott walker, chris christie. a few minutes left to talk politics 2015. terry is from north carolina on our republican line. caller: good morning. my question is -- the gentleman who called earlier about the koch brothers, i don't guess he understands that the koch brothers employs 65,000 well-paid employees. the venom i hear out of the democratic party out of the ko ch brothers -- i think we need more koch brothers. we need people to employ people and pay them. it is amazing to me. host: what you do for your job? are you one of those folks? caller: i wish i was. i would have a really good job if i did. guest: they also give hundreds of millions of dollars to charity. people could have complaints about their political views, but they are trying to help people as well. host: allen is up next. caller: i do not think it is the money so much, it is the lies that they put out on the air. every political ad should have to be the truth, and only the truth. no lies, no anything else