if marco rubio, if mr.ea party can't get immigration reform through and can't even talk about it, that party is in big, big trouble. >> let's talk about politics for a moment. i think he's got talent. i look at rubio, i think he's got charm, likability, charismatic, good looking and all the things that tend to matter in politics. and he's young as hell and he beat charlie crist down there. he's got some victory stripes on him. is it now the new nature of the party in order to get the republican nomination in 2016 you must behave like someone who doesn't deserve it. this is the great quagmire they're going into. in other words, to be a nominee, you must be crazy. but to be crazy, you're not going to go after the president. >> it's all about getting the nomination first before you worry about the general election. because in this country, you're going to get 45% of the vote just by having the r after your name. that's the prize for these guys. what we're seeing is, they're bidding up the craziness or the anti

the minute he was slapped down, marco rubio ran the other way. mr. tea party can't get immigration reform through and talk about it: he has to reject it and that party is in big, big trouble. >> i think he's got talent. he's got charm and likability and charismatic and all the things that tend to matter in politics and young as hell. he has victory stripes on him. now the question is, is it now the new nate tower get the republican nomination in 2016, you must behave like someone who doesn't deserve it. this is the quagmyre. to be a nominee, you have to be crazy, but could be crazy, you won't get elected president. >> it's about getting the nomination first. in this country you will get 45% by having the r after your name. that's the big prize. we are seeing thaw have to bid up the craziness or the anti-obama rhetoric to appeal to where the votes are and the energy within the tea party base. rand paul did a filibuster against drones and became the tea party darling as the opposition and ted cruz leapfrogged over him with obama care and poor marco rub

rand paul and marco rubio spoke yesterday. neither one mentioned shut down or the battle with the democrats in the white house. paula meanted, global war on christianity in his words. marco rubio talked about decaying family values. we expect to hear from paul ryan, house budget chairman later after lunch. mr. ryan is quiet on all the fights recent weeks and months working behind the scenes on long-term deal that include entitlement reform. so-called grand bargain. we'll see how he addresses conservative voters values summit. jenna: we'll follow that, carl, thank you. jon: since the launch of obamacare online the website has been plagued with glitches. brand new concerns for americans trying to sign up. >>> and more political arm wrestling in washington over the government partial shut down. are we any closer to a deal? we are live at the white house next. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare?

take those two developments into condition, marco rubio, jeff denham.where are we on this right now? >> i think during the shutdown, there wasn't a lot of progress in congress on immigration reform. our movement has been very loud from day one and continue to do so through august recess and through the shutdown. we continue to come out and press members of congress to really get behind an immigration reform bill that really honors the dignity of our people, and that means that it would have to include a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million. >> okay, but here's the problem. i'm sorry to cut you off, but here's the problem. that argument, which i find very persuasive, why is that going to be persuasive to members of the house republican caucus who are looking at the same political incentives marco rubio is? >> you have members who have come out for citizenship. we have the votes that we need. and if it were not for what we call the hasser excuse, we would have a vote on either the senate bill or a modified version, hr-15 right now. that's the senate

gevalia. >>> big news from marco rubio today. the latest installment of our recurring series, "i see you, marco rubio." for a while now, we've had our eyes on marco rubio, and his back-and-forth on immigration reform, waiting for the morally bankrupt ending to the saga of rubio trying to please the party's donor class while not allea allienating primary voters. here's a recap. >> is there something that happens in this debate, the amendment process, additional opposition from conservatives, that causes you to step back and say i can no longer support this compromise agreement? >> i don't anticipate that. i think it's a very good piece of legislation, a very good law. >> will you yourself support the bill that emerged from judiciary, senator rubio? >> well, i think if those amendments don't pass, i think we've got a bill that isn't going to become law and i think we're wasting our time, so the answer is no. this is hurting america. this should be about helping the united states, and if nothing passes, then this disaster we have no

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i want you to listen to something marco rubio said to night to bill o'reilly. >> it is unfair that on the one hand you are telling people if you don't buy insurance next year the irs will come after them with a fine. unfair to say that to them. and then make it so difficult or impossible for them to been the health insurance. what the bill would say is that the obama care website has the to be up and functioning for six consecutive months before they can begin to enforce this individual mandate on people. >> david axelrod should democrats support a bill that ignores the mandate and how long the bill will be in the full functioning of the federal website. >> lawrence, i would wait and seep how things work out. we'll see whether the fixes we have been promised materialize. if they do, we have learned quickly, there is a huge demand and interest for the coverage that the exchanges offer. but jay carney and others signaled that obviously everyone is watching this.

you have ted cruz continuing to dig in on that point, marco rubio.blicans about the fact this fight is going to continue, and to the point that you all were just making, the white house has sort of opened itself up to continued criticism, because of this rocky rollout that they have. but i think that the white house is going to continue to resist major changes like delaying or defunding the health care law. you might see the president willing to consider some things like scaling back some of the taxes associated with this health care law. martin? >> nbc's kristen welker, thank you so much. >>> for a taste of what mr. johnson is in for should he survive his nomination fight, take a look at the reception his br predecessor, janet napolitano was given. >> refine your answer to what i said and what you find misleading in it. >> i think your insinuation -- >> ma'am, please answer the question. please don't talk in terms of insinuation? >> may i have the opportunity to answer, please? >> members of terrorist groups allowed into the white house, you're awar

and marco rubio, poor, poor marco rubio is left to the sideline burdened down especially by the facte was in favor of immigration reform. now he has to get back into the anti-obama crazy contest. and the way to do that is to burn literally burn what he worked on, his big initiative as a senator. it's kind of sad, but he's a big boy. he's making that decision to do that. >> it reminds me of a kind of political limbo rock where you have to get as low as possible, go under the limbo stick. >> how low can you go. >> exactly. you know how you remember that. catch this. this is really low. of course birther jokes if you call them jokes, are still a hit with some republicans out there. here's a north carolina state representative, an elected official, addressing a town hall this week in 2013. let's listen to him. >> i just don't think it's right at all to call barack obama a traitor. a lot of things he's done wrong, but he is not a traitor. at least not as far as i can tell. because i have not found any evidence yet that he's done one thing to harm kenya. [ laughter ] [ fake laughing ] >> j

so marco rubio has always hedged. dless of what rubio says or doesn't say, if he supports it or not, immigration reform is dead. an it's dead because of the death of a thousand cuts. and wanting to pass immigration reform by a piecemeal approach, you're not going to get anything done because immigration is such a complex issue, it depends a comprehensive solution. so by saying you're going a piecemeal approach, it's a euphemism. finally, let's look at the calendar. low gistically speaking there is no time. we have the budget and fiscal issues and then electoral season for 2014. no one will want to touch it. >> so marco rubio faces the prospect of two different races. re-election to his florida senate seat and the presidential bid. the distance he has kept from his immigration bill suggests he's paying more attention to that second race. keli, do you think he should not abandon his role on immigration so he could attract hispanic voters? wasn't that the main attraction to building his political attraction to turn a run

pero algunos creen que el senador republicano marco rubio ha lanzado un balde de agua fría a los esfuerzosubio alegó que el plan del senado no tiene apoyo en la cámara baja y los temores de algunos de febrero propuestas agresiones contra, se debe eliminar esa preocupación para que se pueda seguir tratando de lograr algo sobre las áreas en que existe consenso, dijo uno de sus voceros, o sea que la inmigración se aborde por partes, algo que no biodiesel siempre eso sería lo mejor. >> no hay que irse por el lado fácil, por el tratado está de acuerdo, es lo que dice ahorita, hay que está por el lado queda la solución que necesitamos, no solo la comunidad latina, sino el país. >>. si quiere más información, solo debe visitar holaciudad.com. así, pasamos al pronóstico del tiempo, con cristina caicedo smith, que reencuentra aguantando un poquito de frío en virginia. buenas noches. >> cristina: muy buenas noches a todos, como decías, estamos acá para ver cómo está el clima, la buena noticia es que tenemos vientos calmados y las condiciones no están tan frías como en días anteriores, veamos el pron

. >> 25 por ciento dicen que marco rubio es un líder. >> reportera:. exalcalde villa raigoza y el congresista gutiérrez. >> esta comunidad es diversa, sería muy difícil que hubiera un líder de una determinada nacionalidad tratando de representar las voces de todos. >> reportera: los hispanos tienden a conectarse más con quienes defienden sus intereses en sus comunidades. mencionan más a los políticos, el sondeo encontró que los latinos identifican como líderes a personalidades de diversas como el papa francisco y la actriz eva longoria. >> sulema: vamos a la información internacional de este martes en el mundo en 60 segundos. >> tras la decisión de una corte república dominicana partirá la nacionalidad a hijos de inmigrantes haitianos, el gobierno empezó construir un muro que separa los países, la medida afecta a los productores dominicanos y consumidores haitianos. -en ecuador, una embarcación sumergible que transportaba drogas fue incautada en esmeralda, cerca de la isla limones, podía navegar hasta tres metros bajo el agua. las autoridades detuviero

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marco rubio said he never supported a shutdown. presidential contender and his desire to run from the shutdown shows the direction some in the gop would like to move in. will the tea party let them? the next guest argues that they are paving the way for hillary clinton presidency if she runs. in the national journal, michael hirsch writes, early 2016 contenders like paul ryan and marco rubio and rand paul. supplying the first fodder for those hillary 2016 attack ads, if she wants it, the broad center of american politics may well be hillary clinton's for the taking. making that the first campaign appearance in five years with another appearance tonight with bill de blasio. the latest piece, hillary clinton, welcome to the white house. welcome to you, michael. >> thanks very much, ari. >> absolutely. talk about why this is so good for husband, specifically hillary clinton, we were talking about it in the office, at this time in the last cycle before o ma' obama won in '08 people hadn't heard of him. >> normally i would say it's ridi

in a minute we'll be joined by senators ted cruz, mike lee, marco rubio. they will have exclusive reaction. first down to capitol hill where our own mike emmanuel is going to ex plain where things stand at this hour. mike. >> good evening. the house is voting at this hour to pass this temporary fix to re-open the government, extend the ability to borrow money for a few months. it is a temporary fix. nobody seems satisfied but a lot of people on both sides of the aisle have suggested it is time to re pope the government and continue to fight another day. a number of house republicans were compliment ref house speaker john boehner's leadership though they are voting on deal they are not entirely satisfied with. they felt he did lead the good fight. offered potential sliegss yesterday but didn't have votes. here they are. to head off a crisis with the business markets or the financial markets, they are going to vote on the deal. with a lot of democratic vots and some republican votes, all indications are it is expected to pass and the president will sign it i

with marco rubio. >>> i'm chris wallace. the government reopens. the debt ceiling is raised but there are more budget battles ahead. >> this deal kicks the can down the road. >> there's a lot more we need to do to get our nation's fiscal house in order. >> as federal employees go back to work, the president pushes a new agenda. >> there are no winners here. these last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy. >> and the republican party licks its wounds and looks for a new strategy. >> if theñr senate republicans had stood united with the house republicans, that's how we would have won that fight. >>> we will discuss what happens now with senator marco rubio. a fox news sunday exclusive. >>> as frustration in washington reaches new heights, how do we avoid another budget showdown? >> we want to look for ways to find common ground to get a budget agreement. >> we'll talk with two key lawmakers. senator dick durbin of illinois and senator roy blunt of missouri. plus our sunday panel on the continuing problems with obamaca

leaders at the center of that debate, florida senator marco rubio.tor, well cock back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. thanks for having me back. >> you're one of the 18 republican senators who voted against the final deal to reopen the government. was that in effect a political gesture because you knew it was going to pass any way? or were you really prepared to keep the government shut down and to bump up to pass the deadline for raising the debt limit? >> well, let me be clear. i never was in favor of shutting down the government. i was never in favor of defunding the government. i was in favor of funding the governmentÑi fully, voted to fund the government fully. the only thing i didn't see us waste more money on is obamacare which has proven to be a disaster. we're seeing these exchanges, the signup on the exchanges which is supposed to be the easy part of this endeavor has turned into a fiasco the administration is struggling with. why would we wastexd a penny more on that? i think it's important to remember here is what's at stake is that t

joining us now, bun of the gop leaders at the center of the debate, florida senator marco rubio. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me back. >> you're one of 18 that voted against the deal to reopen the government. was that a political gesture or were you really prepared to keep the government shut down? >> let me be clear, i never was in favor of shutting down the government or in defunding the government. i was in favor of voting to fund the government fully. the only thing i didn't want to see us is us waste any more money on obama care which is already a disaster. just the sign up on the exchanges, which was supposed today be the easy part of this endeavor, has turned into a fiasco. why waste a penny more on that? and i think what is important to remember here is what's at stake is the american dream is under assault. people are stuck in jobs that don't pay enough to live off of or haven't been able to gind a job, there is a growing sense this is the new normal. this can't be the new normal. we can restore what was the american dream, but we can't if w

on obamacare, what we played with marco rubio is extremely important. a lot of republicans believe as obamacare becomes a real presence in american life, they think it will be a burden on millions of americans. so they think they will get growing political support for their anti-obamacare efforts. we have to see if that actually happens before republicans can reap any benefits. bill: quickly. i have 30 seconds. john boehner, then ted cruz. what comes of both? >> boehner has come out of this not unscathed at all but he came out without any threats inside his republican caucus. some of the people who you might thought, if he gave up in the end like they would want to challenge him or depose him as speaker. they're saying good things about him. that is not a problem. ted cruz, will depend on true believers really supported him the whole time if they're with him. as far as his senate colleagues he is not in good reputation at this moment. they're very unhappy with a lot of things he has done. his standing in the senate has been diminished. bill: that, byron

why does marco rubio think he can rewrite history? it's like trying to tell us he doesn't like water. like saying he never made an awkward reach for a bottle of spring on national tv. senator rubio, did you think we wouldn't notice that you're watering down the facts? nice try, but this one's on us because we got you. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axi

their agitation for a last-minute, 11th-hour push to finally get something passed on immigration, marco rubio today bravely stepped up to the plate and sent his spokesperson out to announce that the senator no longer supports his own proposal on immigration. courage. senator rubio wrote a comprehensive immigration bill. he went on conservative talk radio and talked people into it and defended the whole idea of it. he pushed his bill in the senate. he was 1 of 14 republican senators who voted for the comprehensive immigration bill that finally passed there. but now that it's clear that house republicans are just going to let it die, marco rubio jumped and is disavowing his own legislation, disavowing his own idea. he's against it now, his own thing. and that's actually turning out to be kind of a grand old tradition in the grand old party. it's a weird feature of our politics now that republicans in elected office turn against their own policy ideas, ideas that they came up with themselves, that they championed, legislation that they sponsored, stuff they voted for in the past. these things su

. >> reporter: senator ted cruz of texas, rand paul of kentucky and marco rubio of florida were among the first to back the strategy of trying to derail through the process. >> president obama's paid political operatives are out in force today. [ applause ] and you know why? and you know why? because the men and women in this room scare the living daylights out of him. and that is the motto for every other fight. >> reporter: polls show the public blames the shutdown more on republicans than democrats, but rand paul was the first to recognized left's refusal to negotiate would be against the democrats in the polls too. rhetoric focusing instead on mounting violence against christians worldwide, a potent issue he often raises with religious conservatives who can sway gop primaries. >> but the truth is a worldwide war on christians is being waged by a fanatical element of islam. >> reporter: marco rubio, who's long fought to fund obama care, never specifically mentioned health care, the government shutdown or the debt ceiling, limit -- >> my biggest fears we're losing focus on the bigge

republican senator, marco rubio one of those making the call, joining us live, exclusively this morning. >> a lot to hear from him ahead. >>> plus, truly high drama in a utah courtroom. we've been following the case of the doctor accused of murdering his wife. his daughter has spoken out against him in court. her emotional and raw testimony coming up. could it put him away? >> we begin with an international game changer, germany and france, demanding a no-spy agreement with the u.s. a white house official offering the administration's take in a "usa today" op-ed, saying president obama is calling for a review of surveillance practices after reports world leaders, our allies, personally spied on. joe johns is in washington following developments. good morning, joe. the no-spy rule. whoever thought we'd hear about this? >> reporter: fascinating, chris. this is fallout from the latest revelations from admitted national security agency leaker edward snowden. the outrage is predictable, even though we know various countries spy on each other pretty regularly. german president angela merkel a

that includes paul ryan in the house, rand paul and marco rub yochlt but marco rubio, who is not a dumb guy has looked at the territory out there. first moved away to get to the right of cruz, now he's dropped his own immigration bill. these guys all believe that the future for the next few years of the party is over on the radical side of the right. who is the top leader? it's ted cruz. if you look at the mean developed with rush limbaugh, sean hannity and others, after the disaster and nearly something worse, our spineless leaders cave just on the verge of victory. ted cruz would have led him to victory if he hadn't given in. got the zeitgeist. >> what's incredible, heather, the minute after the shutdown ended -- another senator sworn in, maybe he can make a difference, cory booker, official democratic senator for new jersey. to ted cruz and his influence, 27 gop senators disproved in the last two days of their own vote to raise the debt ceiling. if there is a question about who has the captain's meal in the republican party that would prove it. we did this but hate we had to adopt th

marco rubio, in an opportunistic move says, welcome you know what?i want to do something for the dreamers. we said to the president, if marco rubio is going to stop the deportation and stops sort of -- short of citizenship, we need to stop the deportation and protect the dreamers. then the president for months before the election signed an executive order in today there are 500,000. i have never been more thankful to the president of the united states and when he took that action. but we should remember that for a year and a half, the president of the united states in every venue he could -- he created venues. he created one of florida and el paso in which he specifically said, "i cannot take any action." in the end, he did. we had a triumphed because of the processes and effort of our community. >> as juan gonzalez. wrote, we are about to pass 2 million deportations under president obama. your thoughts on that, congressman gutierez? >> number one, look. issident barack obama history, his tenure as president of the united states, is going to be marke

>> tonight, senator marco rubio puts forth his solution. >> you do have the right to have healthcare and to education and to decent housing. >> the gloves are off as the far left now pushing for complete socialism. we'll spell that out in the talking points memo. >> were -- harmful to all of our children and it's time to remove this kind of stereotyping. >> and the washington redskins controversy still red hot so to speak. we will hear the team's point of view. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. here comes socialism. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with obama care descending into chaos, the president and the democratic party are in a perilous place right now. americans are starting to figure out that the government-controlled healthcare industry is likely to be a nightmare on many fronts. so why, why won't the feds fix this situation before imposing it on we, the people. the answer is that obama care is just part of a vision for the forced sharing of americ

destacó la urgencia para muchas familias >> tenemos que lograr una reforma migratoria este año >> marco rubiofícil aceptar proyecto senado >> sólo quedan menos de 20 días de trabajo legislativo en 2013, y aunque algunos líderes quieren aprobar algo, calendario lo hace complicado >> algunos republicanos dicen que no hay probabilidades de votar algo hasta solucionar presupuesto >> en seguida: >> propuesta para incrementar peaje en golden gate >> miles de personas verán reducidos beneficios de estampillas de comida >> varias personas estafadas en nuevo mercado de salud >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ♪. @c?h >> millones de familias que dependen de estampillas de comida experimentarán cambio en beneficios, se reducirán. en promedio reciben $133, cantidad que se verá reducida >> directivos de consejo de transporte decidirán en noviembre si aumentarán peaje de golden gate, de ser aprobado deberán pagar un dólar más, empezando en enero. se hace para reducir déficit en el distrito >> a casi un mes que inició inscripción en mercado de salud, muchas personas han sido estafadas >> hay que tener mucho cuidado de no dar n

. >> i'm going to play a little bit of what marco rubio had to say, then get your reaction on the othere a listen. you know what, we don't have a sound bite. i will read it. he said, "what i'm arguing is this -- the law says very clearly that if at some point next year, if you don't have health insurance, you haven't bought it, the irs, you're going to owe them money. a penalty. it's unfair to punish people for not purchasing a product that they can't chur chas because of the feck nothing that's in place. it's not working." are the call going to grow louder for the individual mandate to be delayed, postponed? >> it's common sense. the american people haven't been getting good value from their government, from either branch of government, and they're pretty ticked off about it. reality is, you say this thing is broken and it's not fair to start the clock on you with a broken system, that's a message that's going to resonate. those are the kinds of ideas i think can probably get some traction. it's not what the white house wants to hear, but for someone who believes the law will buckle un

you have to have the penalty, the individual mandate as marco rubio wants to delay that. you need to get that in and kicking for this whole program to work. and to downplay it as a technical glitch when you really have something so strongly at the heart is i think a problem. >> how could he have made it into a help instead of a hurt? >> fixing it is the big thing and he pointed to that and others have pointed to that. i think the bigger problem for the president is that he started off saying it wasn't as big of a problem. well, this is a volume issue. everybody wants to sign up for it. and then the story shifts to, no, actually this is a real problem that we need to fix over a 22-day period. i think that's the biggest problem for him. if it gets up and running in the next week, this will be a blip. if it takes two or three months, it could really ham strung the health care law. >> jackie, dana milbank, your colleague wrote this. not since the ginsu knife cut through an aluminum can and still sliced through a tomato has america seen a pitch quite like the one president oba

you hear responses like marco rubio. and the ruth is, there is no pressure on had administration to change this at had point. >> change the policy of eavesdropping, surveilance, even on friendly countries? >> i think it's one thing to say we all sigh on each other and another for merkel to find out her cell phone has been tapped. the reality of that simple fact is different from oh, yeah, everybody spies on everybody. >> they had a conversation, the preds president and angela merkel the other day. not necessarily the best conversation they ever had. this u.s.-german relationship, this he have to do something to repair it. >> they do, but bottom line, there is too much commonality of destiny, of how they'll view the world, of what's at stake and risk for this to be a permanent rift between the u.s. and germ or the u.s. and spain or the u.s. and france because they thought fought a lot about a lot of different things but those have and alliances that have held. they'll weather this. but it does bring up the trust thing. an