[laughter] [applause] with lynn cheney. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. [laughter] i mean if those women on that show think they are desperate, they ought to be with george. [laughter] >> you compare your mother in law the don corleone in that speech. [laughter] >> exactly. you have to ask her. [laughter] >> you talked about the first lady being seen glamorous and etc., are we too obsessed with your hair and makeup and clothing? >> yes. for sure. i do not think we will get around it. maybe when we have a first gentleman. critique the way they look all the time. their choice in tie or their hairstyle or whatever. or maybe their weight. what is your advice for the first gentleman? >> stand back and be quiet. i don't know. it would be interesting when it happens with the first gentleman. i hope that will take on men's health. >> in your book, you call this a parlor game. if you had disagreement on policy with the president, how'd you get that across or would you? >> i would, of course. i would tell

. >> you're in luck because lynn cheney has a book coming out, i think the beginning of april or may,n james madison. i'll get you a copy. >> the odd couple. >> did you use a cleanser? what is that? >> clorox. >> coffee and clorox is a very good smell. >> i'm getting high off that. >> i want to play the sound bite and get kimberly and bob to comment. this is from secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius. >> there is absolutely no evidence, and every economist will tell you there is any job loss related to the affordable care act. i know that's a popular myth that continues to be repeated, but it just is not accurate. >> bob, if that's the case, if kathleen sebelius were right, why, then, did the administration delay the employer mandate for another year, prauz presumably they were concerned about the implementation and the effects on the economy, right? >> i think a lot of us think it's the effects on the election. let's be honest. this is becoming -- every time i see another thing happen with this, i say to myself, okay, i'm back in my campaign manager role. this is w

[laughter] [applause] with lynn cheney. [laughter] gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. [laughter] on thatf those women show think they are desperate, they ought to be with george. [laughter] >> you compare your mother in law to -- [laughter] >> exactly. you have to ask her. [laughter] >> you talked about the first lady being seen glamorous and etc., are we too obsessed with your hair and makeup and clothing? >> yes. for sure. i do not think to get around it. maybe what we've have a first gentleman -- maybe when we have a first gentleman. critique the way they look all the time. their choice in tie where their hairstyle or whatever. eight.be there wi what is your advice for the first gentleman? >> be quiet. it would be interesting when it happens with the first gentleman. i hope that will take on men's health. you call this a parlor game. if you have disagreement on policy with the president, how'd you get that across or would you? >> i would not. i would tell him, the parlor game part is to find out, the press try to know, what did you think about it and how does that d

[laughter] with lynne cheney.[laughter] ladies and gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. >> laura bush at the 2005 white house correspondents' dinner and you can see her in the event that was roller seat. one of the things we talked about with each of the first ladies profiles as their stewardship of the white house. during her time in the white house laura bush did a restoration of the lincoln bedroom. we are going to watch as she talks about that next. >> we furbish the lincoln bedroom. i would say that's the biggest renovation project that we have worked on. the lincoln bedroom was last done by truman when he set it up to be the lincoln bedroom to have the lincoln furniture in it. when lincoln lived in at the room was his office but when sherman redid the house in the late 40s and early 50s, he set up that room, the room we now call the lincoln bedroom to commemorate the fact that it was lincoln's office and it was the room that he signed the emancipation proclamation in. the room itself is really a shrine i t

. >> we see michael enzi number two which may suggest why lynne cheney had so much trouble getting tractionliberal house members, keith ellison in there. most conservative house reps, steve shabbat z surprising from a swing district in the cincinnati area. >> you know congressman shabbats. he was more in the middle of the rankings when in that cincinnati competitive district. he got redistricted into a conservative district and we're seeing this polarization take place. now that he's in a safer district he's voted more conservatively with time. >> josh, elizabeth warren not as progressive as advertised. >> elizabeth warren ranked in the middle of the democratic pack which was sort of surprising for us. one of the big reasons for that was that she supported the repeal of the medical device tax in obama care and it's interesting that she's one of the democrats because -- to support repealing a big plank of the obama care law because there are a lot of medical device companies in the state of massachusetts but also shows how liberal the democratic party has moved over the years. elizabeth warr

lynn sweet and robert tranham, former bush/cheney adviser.know how it was going to go down. but i want to bring up something that you wrote here. talking about this could have fallen apart if republican senator ted cruz had gotten his way. his actions suggest cruz has put himself before his party and even the nation's solvency and in this sense, his actions are typical of a 2016 gop presidential feel. cruz, marco rubio and rand paul are mucking up the gears of government in the ways that will earn them favorable attention in the primaries. they're mucking it up -- you don't think that they're standing for what they believe in and standing on a principle? why are you laughing at me, dana? >> i'm not laughing at you, t.j. i think you were saying that with a twinkle in your eye. look, i'm sure that these guys have principles. but let's take what happened on wednesday afternoon for example, the government runs out of money on february 27th. the house passed the debt limit bill and left town for a couple of weeks. if the senate doesn't pass this b