we are talking presidential politics with mark stein. he's the radio guy up in new england.ichelle is a blogger in colorado. also janet napolitano looks at whether it was won with a welfare explosion. we featured a fella a month or so ago on the program. a neurosurgeon who practically died. he was in a coma for 7 days. he says he went to heaven. we know a lot of you have questions about his experience and he is going to answer your e-mail if you are interested in learning what it is like on the other side e-mail us friends@foxnews.com. we will kickoff live from new york city 10 minutes from right now. e announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it... in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. mmm... [ male announcer ] sounds good. it's amazing what soup can do. >> 7 minutes to the top of the hour. it looks like it's straight from a bond movie. on motor bikes driving into a london shopping mall yielding axes. they smashed out cases inside a jewelry store before driving

have all hold chapter walking around with the real-estate agent use caesar to books by people from mark steinhen he says his this year citi? lou: 90% of the buyers will be liberal. >> so if we put the campaign in the ocean. >> when he referred to as the death star it is overwhelming with those networks and it is true. you get one interactions one is they got the works for fox. [laughter] flattery action is 80% of the time. >> you find people that are not fans of fox then you realize they have never watched it swimming they say something on a blog in the assumption is that is the enemy then i talked to these people they say you are normal i say yes because you have a strange view of what we are. lou: your book shows you are in a drunken haze. but i have to give you credit the lead juxtaposition and one sentence is hard to do. >> one of the worst lines and a book comparing bad news to be in the us two with gnus. lou: now i worry about the pronunciation. >> i am not sure by pronounce it correctly when you do the audio version there are times when you say words for the first time you have never s

walking around with the real-estate agent, looking around and seeing certain books by people like mark steinngs and then notices their is a picture of me with fox news. he looks at me and goes, this is new york city. you might want to get that. i know. lou: 98% of the prospective buyers will be liberal. >> take everything and put it in the chest and we buried in the ocean so no one will ever find it. lou: and it is striking when you refer to fox as the death star. talking about the death star as overwhelming all of those left wing that works we will call them. and it is really true. you get one of two reactions, at least i have. you work for fox and the other is thank god you work for fox. by the way, the latter reaction is the one that is 80 percent of the time, at least. >> you will run into people that are not fans of fox and all it takes is about five minutes before you realize that they have never watched it. they will see something on a blog or it will hear something and the assumption is, that is the enemy. you will be at a bar, which is where i spend 95 percent of my time, and i end

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walking around with the real estate agent and he's looking around and suing books by people ke mark steind, notices there is a picture of me with fox news and looks at me and goes, this is new york city, you might want to... and i go, i know, i know, i know. >> lou: 98% of the prospective buyers will be liberal. >> exactly and had to take everything and like put it into a chest. and we buried it in the ocean. so no one will ever find it. >> lou: it is striking when you refer to fox as the death star. greg is talking about the death star as overwhelming all of those left wing networks, we'll call them. msnbc, cnn, et cetera and it is true and you get one of two reaction and that is, you work for fox. and the other is, thank god, you work for fox and by the way, the latter reaction is the one that is 80% of the time, at least. >> you know what is funny? you run into people that are not fans of fox and, politics, five minutes, you realize they have never watched it and see something on a blog or will hear something and they -- the assumption is, that is the enemy and you will be at a bar, wh

point out, especially at night, how beautiful this plaza is and you have to thank robert and mark green steinogether. it's going to look great. >> what have you learned today? >> 92 y.org watch this idiots screaming at the 92nd street y trying to talk what they know nothing about until it happens. voters decide. >> speaking of bumbling idiot, what did you learn today? >> i just called massachusetts for obama. didn't want to get ahead of myself. >> very good. >> checking the numbers. >> okay. >> i work all day. >> massachusetts for obama and d.c. for obama. >> he delivered it. >> voted five times. >> all right. very good. if it's way too early, willie -- >> we're going to "now" with alex wagner. >> trying to help you all out. >> it's "morning joe." where are we going now? >> we'll see you tomorrow on "morning joe." going to back track a little bit and have a great election day. now we'll send it up to the booth to great alex wagner. >> go alex. >> take it away. >> all right. [ male announcer ] the way it moves. the way it cleans. everything about the oral-b power brush is simply revolutionary.

he gave that was such a disaster, the next morning, i went out, i said, this is the worst thing, mark steind all these other people went crazy talking about how i was a rhino and i was this. it was stupidity. then they decided to come at us saying we doctored a tape and obsessed for a week over two seconds where we felt they said ryan, they thought they said romney. so while all of these conspiracy theories are spewing on the right and the conservative entertainment complex, barack obama's team is organizing. and they're targeting. and instead of talking about conspiracies in the media, josh, they're targeting voters in ohio. instead of talking about how the polls are skewed, they're making phone calls. while we are basically in this cocoon where our websites, our tv shows and our radio shows, talk show hosts are telling us, everything's okay. you're going to win. and anybody that says otherwise is just a part of the left-wing socialist conspiracy. >> i think that's why there was that thunderstruck disbelief among conservatives and apparently among romney himself the day after the election

you know, i think mark stein with the national review wrote, you know, this long stem winder talkingow -- what a stupid thing that was to say. who was stupid? it wasn't me that was stupid, it was the republican party that was stupid -- >> at least -- >> because you guys kept following the wrong rabbit trails and you got killed because of it. you might want to listen to me more in the future. i'm right, you're wrong. >> you weren't stupid on that occasion. >> i'm stupid on a lot of occasions, but i've never been stupid on republican stupidity. at the end of the day, you know what? i like winning and there are a lot of people out there that make a lot of money writing and talking every day. they like making money and i've got no problem with that, but when it comes to politics and my party, i like to win. that's what i do. i wake up in the morning, how do we win today? i want to win. and i want republicans running the republican party that want to win as much as i do. you guys don't want to make money talking and writing, make your money. i don't give a damn, i'm a capitalist, that's g

mark mackinnon, sam stein, eric bates.olicy and finger pointing take center stage as republicans zero in on president obama's cabinet. the back and forth over benghazi and embassy rice with former governor bill richardson. the president tours storm damage in new york, addressing climate stage. we'll talk with deputy mayor wolfson when "now" starts in a mere 180 seconds. [ birds chirping ] are you sure you can fit in there? [ chuckles ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] around view monitor with bird's-eye view. nice work. [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. but it never hurts to see if you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. ♪ open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-m

see you tomorrow when i'm joined by bill richardson, howard wolfson, former bush adviser mark mckinnon, sam steind panel, not quite as good as us. >> it never is. team obama money bunny bill burton, eric baits and laugh riot liz winsted. check out some anniversary goods at facebook.com/now with alex. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. good afternoon. >> we are standing by to carry president obama's first full-blown white house press conference since winning the election and he is going to face questions about the unfolding petraeus scandal. joining us, chuck todd, pete williams, michael isikoff, kelly o'donnell, tom brokaw, john harris, michael berbloss and jason chafe fitz here on "andrea mitchell reports." [ female announcer ] a classic meatloaf recipe from stouffer's starts with ground beef, unions, and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. let's fix dinner. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a killer investing

mel will melody barnes and mark barnicle, and sam stein and willy geist, of course, is back at the table>> also with us from washington, we have former speaker of the house and former presidential candidate newt gingrich. >> good morning, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, let's start with you. what are you looking for tonight? is virginia going tell the tale early? >> let me say first of all, i want to pick up something you said yesterday. i think the opening chapter of theeder white's 1960 making of the president captures the romance of the american system, the degree to which today is the american people's day, and the politicians and prognosticators, today is the american people's turn and we'll find out tonight. i think virginia will tell part of the tale. romney has to carry virginia in order to win and we'll know, i think, pretty early from returns around the state whether or not he's going do that. a also think, frankly, pennsylvania will tell part of the tale. if romney, in fact, is doing as well as the most recent polls in pennsylvania, which could end up being a much, much bigger vi

stein. i'm a lifelong friend of milton marks and his family at least going back a generation and it's reallynor today on behalf of milton's family, friends and his wife abbey and his sons and nathan and will and theo and you will be hearing from this afternoon. it's really my honor to welcome you to this commennation of the life and spirit of our irreplaceable friend miltion marks. today we will hear tributes and memories from those that knew milton in many aspects of his life and work, and i think together these memories and tributes will begin to form a mosaic of the multi-dimensional man he was. i use that word because i wrote it yesterday afternoon want thinking of the mosaic of words, and the word cloud that abbey and will and you collaborated on to express the many dimensions of milton markses and you can look at those expressions of milton and likely add your own. like i said you will be from a number of folks giving their thoughts and tributes to milton today and please

mark pre-charge m.p. one of the rebel conservatives on e.u. budget talks thank you. he says before the us presidential election green party candidate jill stein has been arrested for a second time in two weeks she was trying to bring food and supplies to activists protesting against an extension to an oil pipeline in texas sun was later released after being charged with trespassing green party spokesman scott mclarty he says the incident shows alternatives to obama and romney are being sidelined dr stein. was assisting the activists in order to make a statement she was delivering supplies to the protesters i understand that they were camping out in trees they were in the they were in the way of the construction of the pipeline we do know that the last doctor stunt was arrested about two weeks ago and she attempted to enter the obama romney debate that was taking place at hofstra university on long island she and running mate gerry harvey all were detained and handcuffed to a chair of four for eight hours before being released the obama romney debates are sponsored by the commission on presidential debates which is itself owned by the democrat

before the election with dr jill stein and gary johnson of course people are saying that virgil goode in virginia could have an impact in that state talk a little bit about mark the role of the third party this time around this twenty tough election it's been important those debates were important there's a lot of things that were talked about when you see the debates between the parties they're somewhat scripted but there are some they're not scripted as to every word but they're scripted they get together decide what seemed to me ask it's a vacuum concept and it's basically a rolling press conference a sort of talking point we've seen things like the drug war in a privacy issues in those third party debates last night's debate was great all those third party debates were great they're very important because the debates when you have the two parties together first of all the foreign policy debate between the two candidates is very boring as there is almost nothing different between them i think third party candidates we would have seen more on climate change global warming these sorts of things wasn't mentioned number climate change wasn't on the immigration

stein, harold ford jr. and -- >> so it begins. >> mark halperin in washington. >> a very, very provocative, very provocative" proposal that it tim geithner brought over to the republican leaders yesterday. >> how did that go? >> "the new york times" said it was, quote, loaded with democratic priorities and short on spending cuts. i'm just curious. it didn't go well. obviously mitch mcconnell laughed at the offer. which i with would have laughed at the offer, too. >> you would have laughed out loud at the treasury secretary? >> you know what i would have said? i would have said, listen, we're all busy people. this is a critical time. if you're going to come over here and insult us and intentionally try to provoke us, you can do that. but i'm going back to work now. and i'd walk out. listen, $1.6 trillion of revenue, of new taxes, no specific cuts according to "the new york times" and "wall street journal." actually $50 billion more in stimulus spending, and no specific spending cuts. it was a nonstarter. richard wolffe, my question to you is why did the white house decide to have this as the opening volley w

stein. i'm a lifelong friend of milton marks and his family at least going back a generation and it's really my honor today on behalf of milton's family, friends and his wife abbey and his sons and nathan and will and theo and you will be hearing from this afternoon. it's really my honor to welcome you to this commennation of the life and spirit of our irreplaceable friend miltion marks. today we will hear tributes and memories from those that knew milton in many aspects of his life and work, and i think together these memories and