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anyway, trent lott -- >> so you've got the republican lott and the democratic breaux -- >> demo -- anotherb -- >> creating a boutique -- >> a bout -- >> lobby firm. >> yeah, although they eventually were absorbed into patton boggs which is, you know, one of the bigger lobbying firms in town -- >> tommy boggs, son of the former speaker, democratic majority leader, hale boggs, who's -- >> exactly. >> one of the most -- well, arguably the most powerful lobbyist firm in washington. >> or it has been for many, many years. but anyway, so trent lott and john breaux have been very, very successful in the last five, six years as lobbyists. trent lott, a pretty candid guy. i mean, he talks about how much he hates washington. i said, "so why do you stay?" and he looked at me like i was crazy, and he said, "well, because this is where all the problems are, but this is where all the money is." i mean, this is what keeps people here. and it's true. no one leaves anymore. >> richard gephardt. >> richard gephardt -- former house majority leader. two-time presidential candidate. a hero to organized labor.

you take on former white house staffers and certainly take on lobbyists and how senator trent lott is an example senators become lobbyists. a lobbyist when i've interviewed them over the years always defended themselves as being very important because what they do is provide information to people they don't have to use the information they try to influence them as broadcasters try to influence presidents try that while a lot of the is bad lobbyists or bad first of all i think there are some good lobbyists i mean i think lobbying has gotten way out of control i mean these are it's basically a lot of people who are mercenaries who are doing the working for the highest bidder and there's never been more money in politics i mean there's never been more money flooding into lobbyists and consultants and public relations professionals trying to influence government in a way that does favor i mean the wealthy interests whether it's big corporations or trade groups or something and and you know the little guys don't tend to have the more powerful lobbyists so i mean you're right i mean blood b

. >> former senate leader trent lott is in the hospital because of a ruptured aten dix. he's in fair condition. the former aid isn't sure how long he will be in the hospital. he is expected to recover. lott is 71 years old and retired from congress back in 2007. >> brand new fox news polls show a majority of americans think obama care is bad medicine for the country. 57 percent of those polled said implementation of the healthcare law has been a joke. that includes 25 percent of democrats. 31 percent said the implementation is going well. nearly 75 percent say they expect obama care to mean higher taxes. more than 60 percent also expected healthcare law will cause the deficit to increase and mean higher insurance costs even though president obama said otherwise. >>> coming up we will tell you about a car jacking suspect leading police on a wild high speed chase. we will tell you about the intense moments that the pursuit eventually came to a screeching halt. >> the nfl season is on the way. there are new rules not only for player bus for you the fans. we will let you kno

. >> the former senate majority leader trent lott is in a mississippi hospital this morning recovering from surgery. the republican was admitted to the hospital after suffering a ruptured appendix. he's in fair condition. expected to recover. 71. he's a lawyer, lobbyist and has a home and office in the jackson area. >> some news from the social scene this morning, there is word that former d.c. mayor is dating the widow of steve jobs. the "washington post" report that they met at a education conference in 2011 and bonded and shared their passion for education reform. sources tell the post-the relationship blue cross solid into a, quote, budding romance in january the same time that he and his wife announced their separation. they're honoring prince george. >> they have silver and gold plating and denominations of 25 cents, $5 and $20. the design featured variety of baby-themed engraves. collector kits. prices range from 25 to $250 in canada. >> 4:57, 75 degrees out there. >> still ahead, that man hunt that started in california has now taken a dangerous turn. what police are now saying

. >>> trent lott is hospitalized this morning after a ruptured appendix. the senator has undergone surgery and is expected to recover. >>> we know exactly what kind of romance that senator mccain has in mind. well, the president traded that bromance for some real romance last night. he ant the first lady dined out for a belated birthday dinner. >>> and governor chris christie has signed ten bills into law. one of the new measures is bang the sale of guns to people on the terrorism watch list. >>> and for more on the weather forecast, nbc's bill karins is here. >> we showed you the pictures earlier from missouri and we have been talking about this for three, four mornings in a row. another batch of thunderstorms is moving out of oklahoma and now it's about to cross the border intro oklahoma and the o o oez darks. runner up to the worst morning commute is upstate new york, northern jersey up into new england. heavy rain once again this morning, it's going to be a slow drive on the new york state freeway, up through connecticut, through massachusetts, the mas

naturally, lott said he hates washington. what's the hate washington thing? >> everyone claims to hate washington. there are few washington exceptionalists out there who say i love it there. there's some. trent lot is here because he said this is where the problems are and where the money is. trent lot is in a position do very, very well here. the only place he could do proportionately well is somewhere in mississippi. >> in that clip, we show mike allen and jim vaned high whose job is -- >> the executive director of politico. >> you quote him in here. this quote came to you from him? >> i'll read it. >> jim vaned high is contemptuous of washington -- it used to be better reflex of how he relates to news. he said it was largely, and this is true for decades, a small group of middle age left of center overweight men who decided how all of us should see politics and govern us. what is he saying there? so we old timers are worthless. >> he's setting the view that those 20 boys on the bus setting the agenda in the one story they file in a day are over. its's to d

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cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the rise of lott and south america. ok alex if i go to you one of the interesting things that we have seen over the last ten years or so is foreign investment into the region and china is going twenty fold no wonder a lot of these governments feel they don't have to listen to the united states very much anymore because the money is coming from different sources. definitely like i was saying before the break i think like in america and the caribbean let's not forget about that region is sort of open for business at the china for example very interested in buying soybeans from argentina from brazil then you have a japan that just summit in in tokyo we have this into american nations sica to him promote trade between these two this country and in the america the e.u. also has a three to agreement a strength ratified within that america you have transpacific partnership also includes the u.s. you have all these kind of initiatives from different regions across the world because you want to be embarrassed

honest broker and you know advocating peace in the middle east reservedly supports israeli policy ok lott said there bruce go ahead. he. but i mean i do think we risk here putting this issue us in a situation where it's damned if you do and damned if it don't and other words there was in place that george's implicit suggestion was that the tacit u.s. lack of opposition to assad or to khadafi in the latter years suggested that. that that that was a force for stability in the world the reality is we have unleashed demons in syria we demons in libya i agree with george. that probably would have happened when ever we decided and the world this well it is i mean to back bruce but i can take i can take it in flip it around again just leave these little loners just leave these people alone leave leave them alone well that would be like a smaller and the reality is. no no we one russia is not leaving syria lone yeah but russia isn't going around the world invading countries at all russia is honoring international law that is transparent ok i don't it's not that it's not to say any thing other it'

court case may have changed the future of unpaid internships at least in the for profit sector eric lott was an intern for fox searchlight pictures but his unpaid work on the movie black swan was nothing like what he expected big county office the county department for black swan had four full time paid employees and me so as the clerk i was in charge of paperwork purchase orders received by coincidence able to thousand and ten right when production was winding down. the u.s. department of labor issued a fact sheet fact sheet seventy one about unpaid internships that for profit employers and the new york times picked it up and published an article and i read that article and immediately everything came into focus this wasn't a gray area this was crystal clear black and white a violation of labor law so we sued fox searchlight pictures and won the case the merits of the case rested on the fact that the work glad did for fox did not meet the labor department's criteria for an unpaid internship the requirements include the internship experiences for the benefit of the intern the intern does

infant tile atmosphere in american political life john have a good evening thanks for the program john lott from the director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation in paris thank you. the united nations has launched an investigation into the purported slaughter of kurdish civilians by al-qaeda affiliated groups in syria that's coming in according to a comment made by the un to us at r.t. maybe up to four hundred fifty kurds most of them women and children have allegedly been killed in the north east of the country but he's running. tells you what we know. according to various reports at least four hundred fifty people have been killed by the on their front in north eastern syria reports say that at least one hundred twenty of those are children now we have requested information from the united nations in regards to the situation we have received their response according to the united nations they their team is in the region investigating these reports which haven't been confirmed as a few odds and assured this in fact to be confirmed to be true then the united nations are

court case may have changed the future of unpaid internships at least in the for profit sector eric lott was an intern for fox searchlight pictures but his unpaid work on the movie black swan was nothing like what he expected big county office the county department for black swan had four full time paid employees and me so as the clerk i was in charge of paperwork purchase order receipts by coincidence in april two thousand and ten right when production was winding down. the u.s. department of labor issued a fact sheet fact sheet seventy one about unpaid internships at for profit employers and the new york times picked it up and published an article and i read that article and immediately everything came into focus this wasn't a gray area this was crystal clear black and white a violation of labor law so we sued fox searchlight pictures and won the case the merits of the case rested on the fact that the work glatt did for fox did not meet the labor department's criteria for an unpaid internship the requirements include the internship experience is for the benefit of the intern the intern

gerri: we looked a lott this lot for a long time,nd i found nothing to recomnd.ecently we were looking at what they have to do in the next 50 days. fifty things too in the next 49 days. these are big jobs, not small towns. there is no way it will be ready >> gabba not gettone. fifty different tasks, regulations, policies. and it's just not practical. it never was. since as an aside, the law says specifically that the employer mandate stores january 1st, 2014. the president unilaterally says, never mindhe law. it will take effect january 1st 2015. where does he have the constitutional power to basically say, we're going to igno the specific provisions of a law as opposed to going back to congress and saying, we have a problem. can we f this? in my view tre is a lot of question as to whether it is illegal. certainly a usurpation between congressional authority by its president. gerri: of crse t administration says, you have problems with the ls. it happens all the time. what do you say that? >> these were foreseeable. this is not something that is shocking to anyon

that was a woo hit, as ronnie lott says. for big things out of second year aj jenkins last year's first round pick fumbling after the 11-yard game. the coach hoped to see improvement especially after jenkins didn't record any receptions last year. [ inaudible ] >> uhm, could have been better. >> right now look to see what i do to the work on. [ inaudible ] >> not going to say. i don't know. i have to watch the film tomorrow. >> don't need to panic and get all discouraged. just watch the film. >> tourists about to rappel off the cnn tower. that's the intro for the as at blue jays. as got on pitcher rogers from the jump. jed lowrie with two on. ripped a 1st inning three-run homer. very next batter yoenis cespedes. back-to-back jacks for the as in the 1st inning 4-0. 3rd inning josh reddick and there was a whole lot of this man, how about three home runs in the game. three. reddick and the as right now lead 14-3. >>> it's becoming a tradition at rogers cup in montreal. the world's number one tennis player novak djokovic celebra

lott: they are doing a better than they were couple years ago.t the 13th consecutive corner of increased taxes. a few years ago they had five consecutive quarters of decreases. revenues are coming back. slowerlocal level at a -- it is slower. when house prices decline it took property taxes to fault too. general revenues are coming back. anytime you talk of the nation, it is never the same across the country. it never make sense to talk about the average temperature or average revenues. some states are doing better than others, and the state budget offices would point out that the rate of growth has been less than historical averages, and they not only lost out on revenues during the recession, but the growth that would otherwise occur during that period. when you say the taxes coming in have increased, is that because they have increased or revenues are higher? guest: both. in some cases the economy is coming back. nonfarm payrolls are coming back, jobs are coming back, but some states did connect temporary tax increases during the recession. --

pam lott and chinese cafe trailing 5 to the last strike.tough to see again in like this. jose gonzales 14 in a winning run is to the disappointment here on the chinese pop said paul allaire. pam on top. >> reporter: true story she was seriously considering an order to promote her new premium candy called sugar program. maybe her agent bob better of it is a she was highest-paid athlete in a row last year with 29 million. sugar polka? >> jacqueline: mining strikes were still ongoing activity over the sierra is dying down. that was driven by daytime heating. that activity will die down. spinning off shore it will drift to the north as he drove to the north to see more storms over the north bay. because it will be dry. >> pam: and they make pretty pictures but have a good night everyone will be back ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in

and two weeks before 9/11, in august 2001, senator lott named him secretary for the majority. since then the two parties have swung back and fourth a couple of times, but dave's been one of the constants. smoothing out all the rough edges during 1,000 legislative fights, providing indispensable strategic advice to me and to the rest of our conference, and just generally keeping everybody on both sides informed of everything that's going on out here. it's not easy. it's not easy telling senators they won't get an amendment they have been fighting for or that they have to wait. but dave's always had the perfect temperament for that job. nobody on earth, nobody knows more about senate press -- precedent and procedure than dave schiappa and nobody wears their knowledge and skill more lightly. so we're going to miss him a lot. we'll 5u8 miss his -- we will all miss his dave-isms whether reporting a senator showed up in the cloakroom in a three-point stance or the week is shaping up to be a nothing burger. those are dave-isms. and he'll take some secrets hopefully with him. it will

, given our history in this country where young black males are concerned, that this verdict, that lott would send a signal to the rest of the society, the intolerant part of our society that it is open season on young black boys and men. >> host: the front page of the washington times says that state lawmakers are pressed to factor in racial impact how they now have racial impact statements when it comes to creating laws. it says that they will have to be able to explain the potential impact on hispanic, black, and other minority residents. legislatures are now preparing the statements to ensure that other minorities are not affected unfairly by criminal justice legislation it segregated america, lynchings that we couldn't get federal sanctions against them. it is about time that we consider that. >> my husband is well he and cohen, secretary of defense, former secretary of defense. under bill clinton. the first republican to serve he is the republican senator from the state of maine. bill is half irish and jewish, his mother was irish and because of jewish law, the jewishness matches

lott had a house in coastal mississippi. house was destroyed and he had a very public fight and went to court with his insurance company because, basically, they were arguing that it was the water and not the wind and he was arguing it was the wind and not the water so that is the issue of who was going to pay. it depends on the various areas. when you buy flood insurance, part of it is about storm surge as well as just flooding as in the waters coming up. that is what you are paying for and having that covers. the more costly policy -- if you are in a high activity, high storm surge zone, you will pay a bit more because you're at a much rate -- greater risk. host: we are focusing on flood insurance. rates are set to rise in our guest is stephen ellis with taxpayers for common sense. caller: good morning. i live in port charlotte, florida. i live maybe three miles from the peace river is where hurricane charley came. the way they zone this -- i live approximately 50 yards from where they cut the borderline for people who hav

now up to governor brown to decide if california voters who vote by mail can find out if their bal lott counted. both houses approve the idea. if the governor signs it into law, every county would be required to check mail-in voters. about half of the ballots last november were mailed in. >>> an army judge is deliberating the sentence for bradie manning for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wikileaks. now, manning was convicted of violating the espionage act. he could be sentenced to as long as 90 years in prison. defense lawyers argued for more than 25 years. they are saying that manning was "capable of being redeemed." the judge said she could announce a sentence as early as tomorrow morning. >>> 7:18. want to check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads, including the always popular bay bridge toll plaza. >> that's right, tori and dave. it's going to be heavy there at the toll plaza. we're also looking at other things. we'll start here because it's one of the busiest commutes in the bay area. 15 to 20-minute delay. it's a little bit crowded unless you a

and lott says no, take my two virgin daughters, you can gang rape them. >> kind of like ariel castro. and then the angels come out with some hog wort stuff, and the moral of the story is elton john, and anderson cooper are very bad men. >> stephanie: oh, okay. thank you father. >> can you can antibiotics for gomorrah. >> yes, and callmine lotion as well. >> stephanie: did jesus ever speak about turtle sex. because we got a little bit sidetracked. it's up on youtube of turtles doing it. the male very vocal, the female, literally, chris and i detected an eye roll. >> yes. >> how long does it go on for? >> stephanie: quite a while. >> two minutes, three minutes, maybe. >> how much friction can a turtle create, really? >> stephanie: you have to ask elaine childs. [♪ circus music ] >> like throwing a hot dog down a hallway maybe. >> like a golf pencil down a mine shaft! >> i'm just playing your game. >> yes, you are. >> stephanie: so this i know for sure is wrong. >> i know jesus never condemned turtle sex. that's what i know. >> stephanie: i don't know about this. this is a turtle having

he was assistant senate republican leader from 1996-2003, with trent lott. term limited. he became the chairman of the senate budget committee in his last two years, 2003-2005. senator, when you took over the senate budget committee in 2003, the federal deficit in the previous year stood at $160 billion. when you left, it exceeded $400 billion. 3.4% of gdp in both cases. now, it's unfair you to look at only those two years, but congress did pass the medicare modernization act, part d prescription drugs. and you were instrumental in the passage of president bush's 2003 tax reform that reduced capital gains and corporate dividends to 15% but and i should say round is as sure of the economy actually increased until the next chairman here came along in 2007. i know you were and remain a strong advocate that reduced tax rates, result in increased economic growth, and they do not entirely disagree. but i guess the question is the reverse of the proverbial starve the beast approach to force spending restraint but if revenues grow, if the deficit of a share of the economy comes d

former senate majority leader trent lott waking up in a hospital this morning. appendectomy at a hospital in jackson, mississippi. the 71-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. >>anna: 32 minutes after the hour. how do you stop government leaks? get rid of the humans. a new dramatic step that is just being announced by the n.s.a. director at its cyber security conference. the plan, replace computer system administrators with machines. >> what we are in the process of doing, but not fast enough, is reducing our system administrators by about 90% for the first reason, which was to make our networks more defensible and more secure. >>anna: this plan was apparently already in place before the leaks but is now being sped up. >>peter: overnight a wild police chase ends with a suspect's car crashing and flipping over. take a look with us. >> you're going to have to make a turn here. look at this. off to the dirt and through the fence and rolling. >>peter: it happened in california. the man behind the wheel accused of carjacking that kia van. after about 20 minut

the new york times said of lott story about two weeks ago on this subject.anyone who cares about soldiers in the army. the military have been less than general population. now they're equal to or greater than. soldiers, when they leave the military, to be certain benefits. many soldiers killed when recesses for the educational benefits that is subsequently get. you can build a pretty good mistake. that does not necessarily deal with the psychic scars the may have. suicides, of course, and world war ii soldiers. it was not uncommon. >> host: do you have macron numbers? >> guest: i down of the number of suicide. 400,000 total deaths. they included accidents and diseases sell one. so i think certainly the pentagon is taking in very serious. the efforts to council soldiers, the average estimate commanders, noncommissioned officers more or a sentence her here absolutely half the cajon. he go off to wherever, school, looking for a job. is not just the military. and you looked at the aggregate numbers of unemployment among veterans pvc is tired and the unemployment

he was assistant to the senate republican leader from 1996 to 2003 with trent lott and was term-limit and became the chairman of the senate budget committee in the last two years in 2003 and in 2005. when you to go for the senate budget committee in 2003, the federal deficit and the previous year stood at $160 billion. when you left it exceeded 400000000000.3.4% of gdp in those cases. it passed the modernization act for the prescription drugs and your instrumental in the passage for president bush's 2003 tax reform that introduced the capitol gains and corporate dividends to 15% and revenue as a share of the economy actually increased until the next german cantelon in 2007. i know you were and remain a strong advocate that reduced tax rates resulting in increased economic growth. and i do not entirely disagree. but the question is the reverse of the proverbial starve the beast approach on the spending constraints. if revenues grow, if the deficit comes down as it is now, what pressure exists on congress and the executive to constrain the public budgets and to eliminate me be the waste

american airlines branded service out of this deal giving them access to the rest of the world a whole lotttter than today, including virginia and i have no idea why they are opposing this. overall would the consumer be better off after this, yes, but will fares go up, bank on it, regardless. >> a lot of people try to divine when the justice department go after this deal and let's every other deal before this. i saw this in the papers this morning. apparently the ronald reagan national airport in washington, d.c., this combined company would have a monopoly of 63% of the non-stop routes, jetblue which has slots there, which are owned by american, they would cancel those leases. how much do you think that incentivizes the way people think about this? >> well, what people are missing, including some consumer activists. yeah, if you get this combined entity to divest those slots at national and give them to say jetblue or southwest, that means bangor, maine, will lose service to washington national because those two carriers that don't have equipment to serve bangor. places like sarasota will

he was assistant senate republican leader from 1996-2003, with trent lott. term limited. he became the chairman of the senate budget committee in his last two years, 2003-2005. senator, when you took over the senate budget committee in 2003, the federal deficit in the previous year stood at $160 billion. when you left, it exceeded $400 billion. 3.4% of gdp in both cases. now, it's unfair to you to only look at those two years, but congress did pass the medicare modernization act, part d, prescription drugs. and you were instrumental in the passage of president bush's 2003 tax reform that reduced capital gains and corporate dividends to 15%. initiative revenues as a share of the economy actually increased and tell the next chairman here came along in 2007. i know you were and remain advox rates result in increased economic growth, and i do not entirely disagree. but i guess the question is the reverse of the proverbial starve the beast approach to force spending constraints. if revenues grow, if the deficit pressure of economy comes down, as it is now, what pressure exists

he was assistant to the senate republican leader from 1996 to 2003, with trent lott. term limited. he became chairman of the senate budget committee in 2003-2005. when you took over the senate budget committee in 2003, the federal deficit in the previous year stood at $160 billion. when you left, it exceeded $400 billion, three point .4% gdp in both cases. it is unfair to you to look only at those years, but congress did pass the medicare modernization act, part d, prescription drug. and you were instrumental in the passage of president bush's 2003 tax reform that reduced capital gains and corporate dividends to 15%. revenues as a share of the economy increased until the next chairman came along in 2007. i know you were and remain a strong advocate that reduced tax rates result in increased economic growth, and i do not entirely disagree. but i guess the question is the reverse of the proverbial starve the beast approach to force spending constraint. if revenues grow -- if the deficit as a share of the economy comes down, as it is now. what pressure exists on the president and cong

trent lott, the greatnator, was. host: friends of yours today? guest: mm-hmm. i like trent. i got him in an interview once when he was up on capitol hill and i asked him, because trent and i are the same age, and i said, "you are a mississippian, you were born in the 1940s. where were you when emmett till was murdered?" his aide said, "he has to go." i saw in the corner he had the confederate flag. he is more than a mississippian, more than a senator, he probably has leanings and the other direction. but he and i have remained friends. host: you mentioned it earlier, but what is "anne and emmett"? it'st: a play that i wrote. an imaginary conversation between two team orders. martyrs.en anne frank, the girl murdered in the holocaust, and emmett till, in 1955 he whistled at a white woman and because of this he was brutally murdered. anne and emmett have been a part of me since my very beginning. i learned of both of them at the same time. her diary was required reading in my all-black school, and even though i know now her story ended, i was intrigued by it and i could identif

so we, we gave up a lott of spectrum -- a lot of spectrum when we went from analog to digital.we're being asked for more. but i think it's important to understand the broadband community has twice as much spectrum as we do. they want more of ours. at the most, this auction will add 10% to their current holdings. but it will require roughly moving 60% of television towers in this country. that is an enormous undertaking, and you can't underestimate the potential for disruption to the american people if this is not done right. so when we ask for transparency and more engagement, we actually have at the nab some of the brightest minds in the physics of spectrum in america, and a lot of the problems we could help resolve if we were included at the ground level so the software works out right and doesn't, isn't put out and then has to go back and put out and go back, we can resolve a lot of these things together with the can coalition we have formed with the broadband community. there's a commitment of interest here to -- a community of interest here to get it done as quickly as pos