of a decision that he made right now we have the some senators that were not reelected of massachusetts senator scott brown was defeated by a was a bit more in and we've seen her stand up to ben bernanke the really grill him. and other edwin wall street she has been very vocal let's take a listen to what she said about senator former senator scott brown. forbes magazine named scott brown wall street favorite senator and i was thinking that's probably not an award i'm going to get. so brown has been criticized for being a little bit too cozy with wall street and his new job probably won't put that accusation to rest well abbie no and i think about when you ask before is is something the public should be concerned about i think that they are which is why they ousted scott brown and really got to live with warren in their shoes a champion for the people came from activists roots i mean she she's totally the antithesis of everything that scott brown is who is a champion for citizens united and you know wall street's best friend like she said so what really worries me about what the lead up to this

versa and we have three names to add to that growing tally first up scott brown the former massachusetts senator is joining the boston based law firm nixon peabody held work on business and government affairs focusing on finance and real estate and other former senator joseph lieberman of connecticut is going through that door he'll be joining the american enterprise institute according to the institute will be working on a project aimed at building bipartisan global leadership and another name mary shapiro back in december she stepped down as chairwoman of the securities and exchange commission now she'll be serving as one of general electric's directors so how can they use their government experience in the private sector encounter lobbying efforts impacts government policy and this is something citizens should be concerned about the discuss i'm joined now in studio by abby martin host of artie's breaking the set and correspondent megan lopez welcome ladies so these senators they're able to kind of turn their their government careers is into high paying jobs in the private sector and you know

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wayne rogers, jonathan, and tracy byrnes, and former massachusetts senator, mr. scott brown and carolyn hellman joins us from the liberal wilderness. welcome, everybody. washington keeps scaring us about the cuts. but they keep spending. the tsa dropping a whopping 900 bucks per uniform and they keep hiring. three positions opening up at the department of agriculture. it's looking for, get this, insect production workers to grow bowl worms. jonathan, do i need to ask, necessary or needless? >> eric, it's not only needless, but it's destructive. all these things they're scaring us about cutting actually used to be handled by the private markets anyway. the tsa didn't even exist before 2001. before that it was private security. we ate meat in this country for 130 years before the creation of federal meat inspectors in the early 1900s. i certainly don't think the founders intend to do have federal employees growing boll weevils, believe me a republic nor our economy rests on a federal law librarian making $115,000 year. >> scott brown, do we need three white house c

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we reported yesterday how massachusetts senator elizabeth warren she was drilling ben bernanke over it too big to fail pointing out that the big banks get eighty three billion dollars a year in taxpayer subsidies so could the big banks even survive without the taxpayers propping them up. well many of them would have already failed so the answer is no but you know ben bernanke wasn't even being honest was senator warren of course he's not honest with anybody but on that particular issue he was disingenuous at best because when she is talking about that subsidy and it's hard to quantify exactly what it is but ben bernanke he acted as if the subsidy was there for the stockholders of the banks it's not the subsidy makes it easier for the banks to borrow money it makes it easier for the banks to attract depositors' who want to put their money in an institution that's too big to fail and if you've got more money than the f.d.i.c maximums you want to make sure you're in a bank that's going to get bailed out you don't want to take your chances on a smaller bank and so that does give the big ba

senate primary debate. 'm from boston massachusetts college. we have something rare in u.s. politics, an open senate seat. we have a chance to hear the democratics and republicans vying for their party's nomination. we'll hear from the republicans first, the democrats second. state representative dan winslow, former u.s. attorney mike sullivan, and businessman gabriel gomez. thanks for being here tonight. a great opportunity to introduce yourselves to the voters of massachusetts and air some of the headlines today. there are time limits. no filibustering, save that for the united states senate if you get there. let's talk about issues and have a good conversation tonight. this first session one minute responses from each of you then 45 seconds for discussion. >> the republicans party post more tum of the 2012 campaign said the words that characterize the party scary narrow minded stuffy old men. make the case to massachusetts voters and independents that you're not those people. >> i don't need a hundred page power point to tell me what to do or to talk about what we support as opposed to what we are agai

rings before going to law school and getting into politics, joined with senator john mccain, massachusetts senatort, and peter king to introduce a resolution to pardon jack johnson. jack johnson was a legendary competitor that defined an era of american boxing and raised the war for all american athletics, said senator reid. his memory was unjustly tarnished, and it is time to recast his legacy. senator john mccain said we can never completely right the wrong perpetrated against jack johnson during his lifetime, but this pardon is a small, meaningful step toward acknowledging his mistreatment before the law and celebrating his legacy of athletic greatness and historical significance. senator cowan said jack johnson was one of the great african-american athletes, his skill and perseverance to get back up every time he was knocked down made him a champion in the eyes of the sports world and for those that like him pursued their dreams despite racial in tolerance. jack king said he is a trail blazer and legend whose boxing career was cut short due to unjust laws and racial persecution. i urge congres

this evening, a massachusetts senate -- senate debate to fill the seat of john kerry. republicans will set the stage first in the second half will feature democrats. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we will also bring you a speech from last night from the former head of the cia general david petreaus. minutes we will talk to the legal affairs editor for reuters about today's game marriage case the court is considering. then steve heidemann will discuss reports that the cia is increasing aid to syria's opposition fighters. later on our spotlight on magazines, a reporter

massachusetts. they took back ted kennedy's senate seat. a republican took ted kennedy's seat.t republican was scott brown and he did it driving around the state in his beat up green pickup truck. >> my name is scott brown. i'm running for the united states senate. this is my truck. i put a lot of miles on it during this campaign. >> i love this old truck. it's brought me closer to the people of this state. i want to speak to them as their next united states senator. >> love that truck. scott brown, man of the people. sam's club republican. everybody said scott brown is a kind republican. you would like to have a beer with. he probably would come in his truck. scott brown had the same kind of appeal for the republican party that tim pawlenty did. he was moderate. he could appeal to blue collar americans in blue states who didn't see themselves as liberal, who wanted somebody that cared about them and their sacrifices but maybe felt the republican party didn't, they felt maybe line the republican party was a bit too close to banks and business interests. scott brown, like tim pa

here to talk more about it, senator scott brown, former massachusetts senator and a fox news contributoru voted for the sequester when you were in the senate. did you ever think it would come to pass? >> absolutely not. remember, it was the president's idea. leaders, reid and mcconnell told all the members, we'll put up the select committee. it will not get into the draconian cuts. it will never ever happen. they failed and did another one and another one and year-and-a-half later here we are. jon: here we are with the white house closed to schoolkids because the administration can not find a better way to save a couple bucks. >> the white house offer and and seems proper that the president should have transfer authority the ability to get in there, reopen the sequester in a whole and delegate and do thoughtful, judicious methodical cuts, to, in the military. they need that. give it to hagel about. let him go in with a fine-tooth comb, with a scalpel and actually get in there to make the cuts that you need to make. jon: so in the meantime, we have learned that we have three white house c

joining me now is former massachusetts senator scott brownn who is a fox news contributor.ood to see you. >> good to see you. my dad lived on the plumb island for decades and it is tragic. >> how is he doing. >> he passed away, but his wife is there. and i know where those homes are. >> sorry for the loss of your dad and i am glad people in your family are doing okay out there. senator, i know $74,000 for the white house tours is a lot of money. but compared to the other areas to cut. it is low-hanging fruit. it is it the people's house. is the white house sending a message. >> it is proving a point is what they are trying to do. what are the proprietaries of the administration in and of the people in washington. the people may not know. congressman and senators are not taking a cut as a result of sequestitration, but the staff is. senator coburn has a book this thick of hundreds of millions, i am sorry billions of dollars that you could cut and not have it hurt. we all know, we have lists that we heard about them and shake the head things that you say really? we are paying

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tells a restaurant owner about raising the minimum wage. we'll flip that one, next. >>> paul ryan isn't radical enough for some republicans. a new gop plan is calling for even bigger government cuts. and later, find out why gay marriage is causinging a north carolina pastor to stop performing weddings for straight couples. join ed schultz in his new time slot, 5:00 to 7:00 saturday and sunday coming soon. share your thaulgt thoughts with us on facebook and twirt. us on facebook and twirt. we'll be right back. herbal essences smooth and shine collections are back and more irresistible than ever. [ ding ] [ moaning ] [ male announcer ] with rose hips and chamomile... you'll fall in love with your hair... yes! yes! yes! [ male announcer ] ...all over again. herbal essences. say yes again to naturally irresistible hair. >>> the minimum wage is not a living wage. we have a new number of what the minimum wage should be and it should chain anyone who insists that the minimum wage remain the same. if it kept pace with worker productivity, it would

. >>> the massachusetts senate race to fill what was john kerry's seat is going as predicted on thiscongressman markey has a 30-point lead. the markey campaign released the first ad going straight at the nra. >> from my cold dead hands -- >> long before tragedy swept our nation, it was markey who forced the chinese to stop exporting assault weapons to our country. now, fighting for tougher gun laws to make our community safe. >> i want these guns off our street. that's why i approve this message. >> the president met with all the house republicans today and actually got a standing ovation. that's next. conservative. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. (music throughout) why turbo? trust us. it's just better to be in front. the sonata turbo. from hyundai. >>> you are straining the analogy. >> you know what i mean

when it was clear john kerry was on his way to secretary of state, opening another massachusetts senateher special election, democratic congressman ed markey was the first to announce he would run for the kerry seat, and everyone, but i mean everyone assumed scott brown would not only run for that seat but be the front runner for that seat. everyone except one lonely television voice. and you heard it here first, which is to say you're hearing it right now. scott brown probably won't even run against ed markey. but i didn't know the half of it. i was pretty sure scott brown was afraid to run against ed markey, and would instead wait and run for governor next year, an office he would have a much better shot at winning because it would be an open seat. but instead, a month ago, scott brown signed on as a fox news contributor. and today, he completed a full pay let by quitting politics entirely and simply chasing the money that his political celebrity earned him. of course, that's not the way the political media has reported scott brown's move today. they're simply reporting that scott bro

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senate in massachusetts participated in a primary debate on wednesday. it is scheduled to take place on june 25. the primary is happening on april 30. this is one hour. >> good evening, everybody. welcome to the second primary debate. i'm from the college of communication. there is something rare in massachusetts politics. and an open u.s. senate seat. we are hearing the republicans vying for their party's nomination. we will hear from each party. dan winslow, michael sullivan, and businessman gabriel gomez. it's a great opportunity to introduce yourselves to the voters of massachusetts. >> let's talk about issues and i know it is a good conversation tonight. we have time for responses from each of you. the words that characterize the party is scary, narrowminded, stuffy. make the case that you are not those people. they want mr. gomez, we will start with you. >> we are going to talk about what we are for and what we are against. we have more personal freedom and more effective government. we have been doing that and it really resonates with what the peo

also today, the democratic front-runner for the open senate seat in massachusetts, today, he started running this ad saying effectively, we should put me in the senate and if you do, i will make it my mission to make sure we respond to newtown with actions and not just words. yesterday, this ad ran. in the des moines register, this is actually a two-page newspaper ad. it covers two full pages. it's a letter from the clergy, the religious leaders of that town to chuck grassley of iowa asking him to support gun reform. all the other signatures, all the fine print, clergy and leaders from all across the country. today, 26 cyclists, one for every victim in newtown arrived in washington at the end of a 400 mile ride to ask for a concrete reaction and not just words. they were joined on the final leg by members of the virginia tech cycling team. for reasons that you can understand. two of the riders today are the parents of a child from sandy hook. the political pressure against gun reform is always there. it's always there. everything you look at in this country that's ever happened on gun

>>steve: there right there is the republican former senator from massachusetts. e new democrat senator wants to know why the minimum wage isn't $22 an hour. and scott brown will answer that as we roll on live. >>brian: that was elizabeth warren's idea. today -- >> today he and president obama were both out of the country for 20 minutes. on the bright side, sasha and malia managed to talk the republicans into a budget deal. budget deal. so that's good. and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. love your passat! um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a month. you can't believe the lame-stream media, gary. they're all gone. maybe i'll get one. [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. you can't have the same car as me, gary! i'm gettin' one. nope! [ male announcer ] volkswagen springtoberfest is here and there's no better time to get a passat. that's the power of german engineerin

he and massachusetts state senator sue tucker have been fighting a move to bring casinos and slot parlors >> we're in the worst economic crisis since the great depression, and the daily voice of government to most americans is, "we're gonna push casinos, and we're gonna push lottery tickets." >> well, but you have a situation where states are desperate. they're way over budget. they have to find revenue somewhere. they know people will gamble. >> as a revenue raiser, it defies every principle. it's regressive. in other words, it takes far more money out of lower-income people's pockets than higher-income. it is cannibalistic. in other words, it eats other forms of revenue. when you have your citizens dumping $2 billion down the slots, they're not buying a new car, and you lose that tax. >> you brought these casinos to this state. do you ever just say to yourself, "oh, my god, there are a lot of people who are suffering, and they're taking whatever money they have..." >> lesley, you don't listen. >> "and they're throwing it away in these casinos"? and do you ever just say, "oh, what have i

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is writing a new book she plans to call "rigged" all about fighting the middle class. we're back with more show after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ hal: welcome to day three of the pirate radio takeover of the "stephanie miller show" featuring jacki sheckner on news you can use tony on music that will wake you up, get you out of bed and get you to work on time and rebecca in charge of the odd phone calls where she has to go yeah, we'll get to you eventually maniac. it's been a fascinating process. we're today, before we get to it, i want you to think for a moment because last night was the launch of the iraq war 10 years ago last night at 10:15 p.m. or what have you that was the actual. jacki: that was the moment. hal: the opening salvo of it, the shock and awe heard round the world actually starting and the gunning of missile command. that's what that footage looked like, like neon, like ravers playing missile command. that's what you would see on that night. it was supposed to be p

massachusetts economy. i'm running for the u.s. senate because the tea party republicans in the house are paralyzing our government. in the senate we can get things done. >> mr. lynch? >> thanks for having us. i think your question was about how you get people to work together. one of the problems we have in the senate right now that i could help with its youth got the same as in the house, you've got people in a high position on the hard right for the democrats and -- a hard right for the republicans and a hard left for the democrats. i think people know my record is i don't work for nancy pelosi and i will not work for harry reid. i've taken positions that have been outside the direction of my party and gone across the aisle and i could. there's a difference between compromise and surrender, however. that agree with ed sometimes the track the position taken by the house right especially with the party members really leaves us no alternative. >> the health care reform bill was signed into law in three years ago this month. you voted for

senator warren from massachusetts is in the senate and she's already making noise. how great. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a good weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >> a left turn on the drones. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. like a lot of you watching, i got interested in politics back in school. something about it just grabbed the role of the individual in this country and how we get treated by our government and what role the united states of america should play in the world. if i ever forget vietnam, please remind me, and do it loud. so when john mccain blasted rand paul the other day for, quote, stunts that fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms, i thought back to when i myself was in one of those college dorms up at holy cross in worcester where people are now under 10 inches of snow. i assume they're arguing about drones up there, about the rights of the united states government to use those drones against americans, even americans who may have turned agai

meanwhile, former massachusetts senator scott brown said he's going to make a nonpolitical announcementvernment's use of social media is it ignores the social aspect. that it uses things like twitter as a p.a. system to make announcements when it should be using it to have a conversation. we're back with more show after the break. wonder woman coming up. stay with us. (vo) next on current tv, vanguard, the documentary series that raised the bar for excellence. >> wherever the story is, we will go to get it. >> we dive deep into the topics that we cover. doesn't get any more real than this. (vo) and on the next vanguard >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) it is mexico's largest cash crop, and as it heads north onto american soil, current tv follows the money. >> this industry is just huge. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's "the stephanie miller show." ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ and it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey, all right now ♪ ♪ and it's time to feel good ♪ >> st

no other senate race in the country is going to be going on when this happens. this is massachusetts republicans picking somebody to run for the united states senate. who is going to be the next guy after scott brown? how are they going to follow that up? this is a really high-profile moment for republicans in massachusetts. and so the republican party in massachusetts scheduled their straw poll at a yacht club, lovely, because nothing brands a party trying to get over its thurston romney iii problem like local news reports having to describe the multiple glittering chandeliers that the republicans held their straw poll at a yacht club. you think it seems like the wrong face forward for the party at this point you are thing along the same lines as the guy who won the straw poll under the glittering yacht club chandeliers. "the boston globe" reporting that dan winslow slipped out from the yacht club before the votes were even counted, before even finding he had won the straw poll, quote, but before he left he said he thought the event set the wrong message. they gave us three minutes

good the bad of the very very lateral miss the only ugly good elizabeth warren the rookie senator from massachusetts kept her winning streak going tuesday when she lambasted congressional republicans for once again blocking the confirmation of richard cordray as head of the consumer financial protection bureau lawrence comments were straight into the point quote the american people deserve a congress that worries less about helping big banks and more about helping regular people who have been cheated on mortgages on credit cards on student loans on credit records a strong consumer financial protection bureau is necessary to keep the big banks of the predatory lenders who wrecked our economy in line without a forceful leader like cordray it's just another directionless washington agency the fact that republicans won't even bring his nomination to a vote demonstrates the true extent of their allegiance to wall street and big business in this age of austerity and crony capitalism the american people deserve representatives like senator warren who tell it like it is good on you senator warren lucky to h

elizabeth warren, senator from massachusetts of course has said: cenk: that obviously seems absolutely right. i talked to sharon brown a couple of days ago in the senate in his office, of course from ohio, one of the most progressive senators. he said with people like elizabeth warren in the senate, we might be able to get a couple of more progressive priorities through. sherrod brown is working with david bitter and chuck grassley as well to try to break up the big banks. there is encouraging news there. i asked senator brown now that you're working with the republicans, do you ever go out. >> do you ever go bowling together? does that happen anymore? >> we travel together. there's some discussions together. there's some occasional meals together. it's not enough. part of it is we see the world very differently. cenk: i wanted to end the show on kind of a fun note ear and talk about whether you're a democratic, should you hang out with republicans should you go bowling with them. ok so i brought in the panel be jacki sheckner is back, casper the friendly host, anna kasparian, jayary j

cuomo, the senator of new york, the senator of massachusetts.to mention all the women as well. >> amy klobuchar. >> she did a fantastic job last night. >> hillary clinton's numbers are very strong given where we're at this moment with the partisanship in this country. she's gaining sfor from independents. she would have generational support among young women. if she decided to run, she's probably the only one to put together the coalition to run. >> just because you worked for her, i'm assuming you would support her in 2016? >> i think nobody has asked me for my support right now, but i'll say this, which is donna is right about this. if she ran, if she ran, there will be a transformation al effect as there was a transformational with then senator obama when he ran in terms of a female. we saw it in 2008 as well. that was a very, very close race if you look at the popular vote during the primaries. what the polls tell us right now is that people really aren't ready to deal with 2016 as they should not be, and i looked at a cnn poll from march of

cuomo, the senator of new york, miss gillibrand, the senator of massachusetts. all the women as well. >> amy klobuchar. >> she did a fantastic job last night. >> hillary clinton's numbers are very strong given where we're at this moment with the partisanship in this country. she's gaining a lot of support from independents. she would have generational support among young women. i think it if she decided to run, she's probably the only one who could put together the broad coalition the democrats need to win. >> just because you worked for her, i'm assuming you would support her in 2016? >> well, i think -- nobody's asked me for my support right now, but i'll say this, which is, you know, donna's right about this, which is her -- if she ran, if she ran, there basketball a transformational effect as there was a transformational effect with then senator obama when he ran in terms of female empowerment. absolutely. and we saw it in 2008 as well. that was a very, very close race if you look at the popular vote during the primaries. i think what these polls tell us rig

massachusetts. they took back ted kennedy senate seat. >> my name is scott brown. this is my truck. a lot of miles on it during this campaign. i love this truck. it brought me closer to the people of this state. >> love that truck. scott brown, man of the people. sam club's republican. everybody said scott brown is a kinder republican. they felt like the republican party was a bit too close to banks and business interests. scott brown was a guy who could make talk to those folks. scott brown lost his senate seat to elizabeth warren. he's now announced the next chapter in his life. scott brown, man of the people. man of the middle class district. he will cater to wall street clients. the job will allow him to cash in on his final services industry. there's got brown smiling ear to ear on his first day on the job today. >> i'm scott brown. i drive a truck. they have gotten into bed the big banks. they have enshrined the idea of too big to fail. we see that the banking industry is really loving the republican party. in 2008 employees heavily supported barack obama. wall street decided

i was in the green room talking to senator scott brown of massachusetts. be discussing, among other things, how the person who currently has that seat in massachusetts, elizabeth warren, is suggesting why isn't minimum wage $22 an hour? we will talk about that. also sequester caused the explosion to kill 7 marines that's low even for him. dr. ben carson who has been on a lot of political shows lately is going to join us live. we have really good questions for him on this wednesday. we will be with you in 14 minutes. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> a fox news alert. investigators trying to determine why a mortar shell exploded during a marine training in a nevada desert killing at least 7 marines. they are treating the blast as an accident. they

things are heating up in massachusetts as well to fill the senate seat.essman ed marky and steven lynch participated in the first televised debate over a series of issues. among them abortion and health care. most found themselves defending their position on votes in congress. three republican candidates also squared off last night in a debate prior to the democratic candidate. it is now more than three months since adam lanza went on the rampage killing 20 children and seven adults before he turned the gun on himself. today in the last hour, investigators released details from the police search that followed. joining me now is correspond ept michael who is doing his best to browse through the documents. can you give us a sense of what the most significant findings are? >> peter, there is a lot of material that we are still going through, but a couple of highlights so far. first a statement from the chief prosecutor who said there 154 bullets were recovered from the school that day, the day that adam lanza went there with the push master assault rifle. a

elizabeth warren running for the senate in massachusetts and won by the way.at movement. her latest statement on capitol hill involves the federal minimum wage. warren says that if we kept up with incrrases over the years in inflation, the minimum wage would be-- fanfare, $22 an hour. why are you smiling, charles. charles: she started where she wanted to start. and like any of these things, when it was enacted at 25 cents on fdr, 4.10 right now. and almost double what it would be from inflation from the very beginning, but she picked a convenient point in time. and here is the argument. the idea that somehow adults, grown adults, you know, particularly men, should be raising families on minimum wage, that was the argument the president made i think at the state of union and she's echoing that argument, this is a stepping stone, not something that-- never designed for people to live on per se, you get a high school kid, a teenage kid to get a summer job, they get minimum wage and learn about capitalism, it's a stepping stone and buy their own clothes and get a

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