marko is going to become a national figure in that regard.g to be emblem attic to reach out to the future of the party. >> his first test is going to be getting immigration. >> how does he do it? >> how does he navigate it and still make it stick? >> how does he just not get pi john holed as the has panic republican and become on the national lead. >> well, look. hillary clinton is, whether she likes it or not, as well. this clinton, industrial news complex. everything she does sparks speculation, sparks, you know, all of these incredible, you know, obsessing over whether it's not -- it's a positioning for this year, positioning for another year, a positioning against somebody. so i think that's just something that's going to happen. and i think a lot of people are going to look at whether or not her preparations look like. and she can sort of inherit the obama success. >> so you guys stuck me with the four that none of you picked. go biden. i like this. cinc is a network. >> king is an independent. >> that's what i'm going to be watching. >>

>> i think marko is going to be a lot of talent, but fthere are other stars that can block him out. >t know if this person should be considered a rising star yet. but i do think he's interesting for what he could possibly do. and that's senator elect, i guess is what you call him, tim scott of south carolina. >> no, senator select. tim scott has to run for real in 2014. unlike herman cane, al nl keys, allen west, the defeated congressman from florida, tim scott is someone who's considered to be serious. so it would be interest g to watch how this serious black republicans. >> you're right that he is going to come out as a progres soar. another big moment is when clint eastwood would change the way we view chairs. bla >> what do you want me to tell romney? i can't tell him. can't do that to himself. yeah, that's crazy. you're absolutely crazy. >> so in his honor, we will be awarding the clint eastwood empty chair award for the best performance for not showing up. >> this is just about waving a tar baby in the air and saying something else is the problem. >> you are not allowed to be pr

the high point for the bowls marko replacing hamilton on the fast break.hletic conference he completely resisted at halftime because they came back strong to figure out if you leave. this one dropped completely from all the way back 74-64. the cubs into wgn today introduced a new car with chicago media and judging from the news conference today should be a big hit. they have a great sense of humor tossing out anecdotes about baseball but he also understands presenting an honest announcement of the game. he said sometimes silence is golden. if you have nothing to say, don't say anything there were some times when i first started we felt the need to fill air time so you just end up spewing a lot of times it would be nonsense. as a fan of sports when i watch, i don't need to be beat over the head constantly, i don't mind a little quiet sometimes backing off a little bit is the right thing to do. >> jeff capt. share will likely take over third base he played for tampa last year 8288 lifetime third hitter. the white sox still open tonight with more moves. we ar

marko rubio and there is it chris christy might be one.n jeb bush. >> in fact there is it a deep bench i think on the republican side. there is it a lot of the people who would be possibly . who will want to come forward. it might be and it is possible 2016 will be a fracous on the republican side and a stately walking toward the coronation on the democraticic side. i say that within the context of knowing that four years of history can turn a number of things on their head. >> what about a third party candidate. earlier this year. 30 percent of people said they were republicans and demcreates and rest independent. >> the country is ripe. i have seen the response that the elictorate offers in the real world activities to that . dana, there is a problem. the electoral system in this country make its extremely difficult for third party candidate to emerge. peggy wrote about there is so much dissatisfaction in the electorate there is it a desire for alternatives to emerge particularly in the center. >> great transition to my next question. do

>> i do think marko rubio and chris christie are going to be very prevalent voices in the conversationt the republican party is going to do next. and i think christie to your point earlier, richard, really day himself a lot of favors by showing that bipartisan side. that's where the republican party needs to go if they're going to be relevant in the next four years. i would say those two are going to be important, continuing, rising stars. >> so on the republican side, you'd say christie-rubio. >> i think rubio is very talented, but there's other rising latino stars within the republican party that can block him out. he's going to have to watch his back. >> i don't know about whether this person should be considered a rising star yet. but i do think he's interesting. for what he could possibly do. and that's senator elect, i guess is what you call it, tim scott of california apointed by governor rickey haley. but tim skotcott, the first afrn american senator since reconstruction, he has to run, for real, in 2014. but unlike, say, other black republica republicans, herman cain, allen ke

markoe, who was an obstetrician, and he wanted to build a hospital that would give up-to-date, first-class care to poor women who couldn't afford it. and morgan gave them $1 million to build the hospital and gave $100,000 to it for the rest of his life, which is not what we think of about j.p. morgan, that he was helping poor women have children under the best possible circumstances. c-span: did you spend 15 years on this one subject? >> guest: on j. p. morgan? c-span: yes. c-span: yes. >> guest: yes. but it isn't one subject, it's about 30. c-span: but this one book. >> guest: yes, this one book took me 15 years. c-span: every day of your life? >> guest: just about. i mean, for the last two years, it's been nights and weekends, too. up to that--before that, i tried to sort of treat it like a marathon and pace myself and take vacations like everybody else and go to the movies once in a while. but it just--i didn't think it would take 15 years, i thought it would take six. but once i was six years into it, i couldn't very well stop. and i think i deluded myself saying, 'oh, it's only gonna

mitt romney says i am not going to raise taxes on markos moulitsasaires and billionaires. to protect the millionaires, vote for me. the american people decided. so post election the senate passes a bill that had had passed a bill. president obama said the first thing we ought to do is get the senate bill through the house which will give a continuing tax break to 98% of americans. if you've got -- for the first -- in fact, a tax break on 100% of americans for the first $250,000 worth of income. if you make over $250,000, you go back to the clinton era tax rates on your income over 250,000, the president said and had some spending cuts there, a balanced plan seventeen -- no. 28 pages of spending cuts. john boehner rejected that. john boehner said, no. we can't go along with that. so the president comes up with a compromise. we didn't like the compromise. he did it last weekend. he said we will take that 250. we will give you a tax break on the first $400,000 of your income. and the payroll tax holiday which we were going to continue. no. we will get rid of that. that hurt t

. >> 8 markos moulitsas. >> dick army leaving freedom works be, jim demint leaveing the senate. >> it's>> it has indeed. it was a tough day yesterday for mitch mcconnell in the u.s. senate. i don't know whether you heard. he ended up filibustering his own bill yesterday which was pretty embarrassing for mitch mcconnell. he had to take the insults from harry reid who said the republicans are like clueless or like without a rudder or maybe without at quarterback. here is harry reid showing some spots knowledge here. >> now to the new york jets coach ryan he's got a problem. he has three quarterbacks. sanchez. he's got tim teebow and a guy by the name of mcil-roy. he can't decide who their quarterback is going to be. >> that's the same problem republicans are having. romney is gone but he is still in the background. we have mcconnell and we have boehner. who is the quarterback, mr. president? who is the quarterback? >> i love that. calling him out. who is running the show? which, by the way, jake, is a good question. who is running the show? >> it is. >> certainly not romney. >> it's not r