it's marcy on the line for democrats. good morning. >> good morning. i had a suggestion.his voter i.d. thing could be solved with one thing and i'll tell you why i say that's a great idea. it probably would include more people in the voting and when you have a social security number it could have the one, two, it could tell the age of the person and you can't have somebody voting and you have it and all and that would solve -- that right there and it would be honest because you know, you only have one vote per number and you get it from the social security administration. the only thing i would like is that republican voters need to ask questions as to why are the republicans doing this? now i know they may think it's for their benefits, but i do know they want to take over for the power and there's a reason and i believe the social security and medicare. i believe they do want to get rid of it and those people making $30,000 and $40,000 who are in their 40s and think they'll have it, they're not and if the republicans get in there they'll try to use the money to deal wit

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. >> hi, marcy. parks are 30% or so of revenue. where can that ramp up to?y're basically a cable company. can parks sort of make that move up on the revenue scale? >> i would look more at operating income. i think that's where investors give this company a lot of credit. so if you look at the operating income income, prerecession they were about 20%. they got down to 10%. we're climbing there slowly. we would argue that there's a lot more expansion, a lot faster than investors would think. which would equate to a higher multiple on the stock. >> take the whopper jr. out of your mouth, you have a question? >> i do have a question. you started to auk about in the recession if the u.s. economy is slowing, how resilient is disney to that going forward? >> the parks tend to get hit a little bit, but what we have seen over the past couple of recessions that attendance actually holds steady. it's the prices of the tickets that tend to be discounted. i would say if we go into a recession, the entire media space is going to go down, disney will go down with it. but w

congressman marcy kaptor, a member of the budget committee. good morning.ouple of years ago, the president said i'm committed to tax cuts, extending tax cuts for 250 and less and in the end he extended them for everyone. some budget hawks called them dericively the bush obama tax cuts. do you think time he'll just pass them for the 250 and under? >> the president just made a sweep through northern ohio and talked about his desire to keep the tax burden on the middle class light. and he didn't mention this new dimension that has been referenced this morning. but i think initially he had to give fuel to the economy to get it going trying to get consumer spending up. now we face a little bit of a different situation. the economy has been growing. it has been -- every month we've been creating jobs -- >> not enough though, not enough. >> well, not enough, you know when gas prices went up and with the european debt crisis, there have been some pretty tough hurdles here that we had to get over. nonetheless, the economy continues to produce jobs and in the part of

cnn white house correspondent dan lothian, marsha blackburn of tennessee, marcy kaptor of ohio and kevinlive. the showdown over texas's voter i.d. law hits the courtroom today. it requires voters in texas to show an i.d. at the polls. but is this fight about race, about political power? texas republicans insist the law will stop voter fraud. texas democrats say, no, it denies the rights of thousands of poor elderly and minority voters. we're going to break it all down. >>> the world watched as casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter caylee last year. now her former attorney, jose baez is telling all. he has a book. he's sitting on our panel all morning. don't forget you can watch cnn live on your computer while at work, head to cnn.com/tv. >> sounds good. i sat in that courtroom every single day of that. >> as much as was written and said, i have a thousand questions still. >> i think america has a thousand questions about that girl. >> i think so. >> rightfully so. here today, gone tomorrow, coming up, the ceo canned after a couple of hours, just a few hours for a lot of m

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. >> and marcy keptor is here. and i could not be prouder to have as one of my campaign co-chairs, your former governor, the outstanding ted strickland is here. now, i just want to first of all say thank you, guys, for taking your time to come out. i hope everyone had a wonderful fourth of july. we had a little barbecue. in my back yard. it was little. had a few fireworks. some of you know that malia turned 14. yesterday. and she is just an incredible young lady just like sasha is. now, she used to be young enough where -- but she doesn't believe me anymore. and michelle sends her love. malia was having a sleepover with some of her friends and michelle thought, you know, you can't just have a house full of girls and no parental supervision. just letting you know. but she says hi. the girls say hi. and bo says hi. now, you may not have noticed, but we're in the middle of campaign season here. and this will be -- one way or another, this will be my last campaign. which gets me to thinking about my first campaign. and

[applause] one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation -- marcy kaptur is here. [applause] and your former governor and my campaign co-chair -- ted strickland is in the house. [applause] >> we love you! >> i love you! it's great to see you. [applause] i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. [applause] we invited some people over for a barbecue -- [laughter] -- had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform. [applause] and we're so proud of them. and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. [applause] she's 14 years old -- i know, it happens too fast. [laughter] don't even remind me. she's going into high school next year. which means that she's -- see, when she was small i could say, all these fireworks i had arranged for her birthday. [laughter] but she doesn't believe me anymore. [laughter] now, unless you have been hiding out in the woods somewhere, you are aware of the fact that it's campaign season. >> we're fired up and ready to go! >> you're fired up! [applause] it's campaign season again. look, i understand it's not alway

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sherrod brown. [ cheers and applause ] one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation, marcynd your former governor and my campaign co-chair, ted strickland's in the house. [ cheers and applause ] i love you! it's great to see you! i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbecue, had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform, and -- we're so proud of them. and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. she was 14 years old. and i know, it happens too fast. don't even remind me. she's going intoç high school next year, which means that she's -- see, when she was small, i could say all these fireworks i had arranged

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sherrod brown. [ cheers and applause ] one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation, marcy kaptur is here. and your former governor and my campaign co-chair, ted strickland's in the house. [ cheers and applause ] i love you! it's great to see you! i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbecue, had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform, and -- we're so proud of them. and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. she was 14 years old. and i know, it happens too fast. don't even remind me. she's going intoç high school next year, which means that she's -- see, when she was small, i could say all these fireworks i had arranged for her birthd birthday, but she doesn't believe me anymore, so. now, unless you have been hiding out in the woods somewhere, you are aware of the fact that it's campaign season. >> we're fired up and ready to go! >> you're fired up! [ cheers and applause ] it's campaign season again. look, i understand it's not always pretty to watch. there has been more money flooding into the s

marcy wonders if it will hurt their re-election chances. gop voters are famous important voting against their own best interests. we want to hear what you think, too. head over to facebook and search politics nation. and like us to join the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. we hope to see you then. rly absg the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. who tore out your still beating heart? [ bowling pins ] ok, how's this gonna play? mi amore. [ chicken clucking ] [ male announcer ] bit needy, g. ok don't sweat it. just do your thing. hey! hey! [ male announcer ] definitely a little bit epic. stride. >>> with a throwback to the old days. the days of 2009 and 2010. the tea partiers are getting the band back together again. busting out the old playbook. and trying to relive the glory days. tomorrow groups are planning local r

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marcy is here.se] >> and your former governor, and my campaign co-chair, ted strickland is in the house. i love you. it is great to see you. i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbecue. i had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform. [applause] >> we are so proud of them. then it was merely a's birthday. she is 14 years old. i know it happens too fast. do not remind me. she is going into high school. when she was small, i could say that all of these fireworks i arranged for her birthday. [laughter] >> she does not believe me anymore. [laughter] >> so, now, unless you have been hiding out in the woods somewhere, you are aware of the fact that it is campaign season. get fired up. it is campaign season again. i understand it is not always tricky to watch. there has been more money -- pretty to watch. there has been more money flooding into the system than we have never seen before. more-eds. more cynicism. most of what you read

tonko and our colleague, marcy kaptur, reminded me of personal story, personal things. my sister-in-law was a juvenile diabetic. and i think what would her circumstances be if she had had this law when she was alive. the last 20 years of her life were a struggle. the company she worked for floated and her health insurance was lost. and she spent the last 20 years of her life struggling, financially, medically, and really unable to get the kind of continuity of care necessary . she got a lot of help from her family but even so, it was a struggle. under the law today, she would have been able to get insurance. and in 2014, in california, actually, next year in california, there will be an insurance exchange. so even though she spent the last 20 years as an independent contractor selling various things over those years, she could enter into a large pool. that is the exchange. where she would have the same opportunity to buy a low-cost policy as though she were in ford motor company with hundreds of thousands of employees. a republican colleague -- our republican colleagues

country, your senator sherrod brown, and one of your outstanding members of the congressional delegation marcyaptur is here. and your former governor and my campaign co-chair ted strickland is in the house. i love you. it is great to see you. i hope that everyone had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbeque. had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform and -- [ applause ] >> and we are so proud of them and then it was malia's birthday yesterday. she is 14 years old, and i know, it happens too fast and don't remind me, because she is going into high school next year which means that when she was small i could say all of these fireworks i had arranged for her birthday. but she doesn't believe me anymore. so now, unless you have been hiding out in the woods somewhere, you are aware of the fact that it is campaign season. >> fired up and ready to go. >> fired up. it is campaign season again. look. i understand it is not always pretty to watch. there's been more money flooding into the system than we have ever seen before. more negative ads,

it took these races -- you have dennis kucinich and marcy captor in ohio.hose are not in either case a blue dog democrat against a progressive candidate. you don't see wild swings within the ideologies in those particular districts. you find that more comparing one congressional district to another one, sometimes in different states are different parts of the states. so i guess to answer the question, it is hard to draw any lesson from any particular or a number of these battles. the focus will of course be turning to november, the general election, and in the general election, of course, there will be a major contest and the democrats are working hard to try to gain a majority of seats in the house right now. 25 seats separate the democrats from the majority. i do believe what people watch the antics last summer, for example, the republican threats to prevent the united states from meeting its obligation and paying its debts, that that was a spectacle people want to avoid and it was a spectacle caused by a view that you just want to bring the entire govern

owens mills maryland, it's marcy up on the democratic line. caller: , he a suggestion. this voter id thing could very well be solved with one thing. let's say we use the social security numbers to vote. it probably would include more member voting. two it tells the age of the person who's voting, so you can't have somebody voting. that would solve that right there. it would be honest because, you only have one vote per member. you get your number from the security administration. now, the other thing i would like, republican voters need to ask questions why are the republicans doing this. i believe the republicans do want to take over for the power but there's a reason. i believe it's social security and medicare. i believe they do want to get rid of it. those people making $30,000 or $40,000 in their 50s and 40s think they will have it, they are not. if republicans get in there, they will use that money to deal with the deficit. host: susan is on the phone from new jersey. good morning. caller: , i -- i live down in florida. i used to be a democrat. when i was down in

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marcy is here.applause] >> and your former governor, and my campaign co-chair, ted strickland is in the house. [applause] >> i love you. it is great to see you. i hope everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. we invited some people over for a barbecue. i had a chance to say thank you to our incredible men and women in uniform. [applause] >> we are so proud of them. then it was malia's birthday. she is 14 years old. i know it happens too fast. do not remind me. she is going into high school. when she was small, i could say that all of these fireworks i arranged for her birthday. [laughter] >> she does not believe me anymore. [laughter] fact that it is campaign season. get fired up. it is campaign season again. i understand it is not always tricky to watch. there has been more money -- pretty to watch. there has been more money flooding into the system than we have never seen before. more negative ads. more cynicism. most of what you read about or hear about on the news has to do with who is up or do

in his first major speech last month, muhammad marcy, the new egyptian president, pledged to seek the release of a notorious egyptian terrorist from a north carolina prison. not long before that a member of a designated terrorist organization, who also happens to be a recently elected member of the egyptian parliament, was welcomed to washington as part of an official delegation sponsored by the state department. obama administration officials made no public comment, -- about the promise and struggled to explain why the egyptian parliament member got a visa since after all he was a member of the designated terrorist organization. he got not only a visa, he got entrance into our most secure administration dwellings. the article says that the administration cited privacy rules, declining to say whether he had been granted a waiver from the ban on such terrorist visitors or whether his affiliations simply escaped notice. pressed by reporters after the visa quickly became a congressional controversy, a state department spokeswoman said he had been judged to pose no threat to the united st