menendez: spf 22.voted -- this is something that even the pentagon did not want in the administrative lot want but there were those that were advocating for it and i voted against the f-22 in voted against which ultimately was cut by the way. i voted on a different alternative fighter engine that was not necessary as well and that was cut. and those were two examples of programs that were cut but listen what i don't want to do is what my opponent says. he basically embraces the ryan budget. what does the ryan budget duquette sedans medicare as we know it, makes it a voucher. privatize the social security, dramatically cuts assistance to education in our country. look, someone who grew up in a tenement the first of my family to go to college, i want pell grants in perkins loans to be out there keeping student loan interest rates low so that every child can achieve a college education if they have the ability and are willing to work hard. so it's very important to do this in a balanced way from middle-cl

menendez. menendez: i'd hear to the roe v. wade decision that does not permit late-term abortions in the third trimester, especially in the health or life of the mother. i have now been in three debates and heard three different answers as it relates to my opponent's position on choice. i have been in debates in which he said he is pro-choice. i just heard him say he is pro-life. i've heard him say that he is restricted pro-choice. what i don't believe it is someone who goes to the senate and it's multiple choice. at the end of the day i have been consistently pro-choice. i believe that is the decision for a woman to control her own body and with her own doctor, her own family and her own faith. that is my focus. >> moderator: forgive me sir but you haven't answered my question. do you know when life begins and at what point do the rights of the unborn become equal to or supersede the rights of the mother. menendez: clearly they have perceive the rights of the individual -- [inaudible] >> moderator: your personal feeling. kyri

menendez: thank you for the question.ran is a nationality threat to the united states and to our ally the state of israel. that's why i authored the most -- against another against the central bank of iran and against any country that deals with a central bank of iran a major financial oil transaction and the result of that we saw on news report. the reality rating -- the numbers of the shipments of oil dramatically reduce. hurting the iranian economy. our purpose with that set of sanctions and an additional set of sanctions i coauthored is to create an economic news on the iranian regime to deter them from seeking nuclear weapons. ability the sanctions have time and prime minister netanyahu suggested it's sometime next year. if the sanctions don't cripple the iranian economy, i think question deter them. if not all options have to be on the table to pursue the national secure interest of the united states. >> that all sounds fine. unfortunately, it doesn't appear that the sanctions are working. too little too late. and i

senate and we can't forget menendez. that make security, rsi, democratic indulgence. he's also an embrace the hope he wins in new jersey. florida has become more diverse within the hispanic community. we have seen an increasing number of colombians become citizens and be active politically, originally from colombia greasing venezuelans also puerto ricans are important in the crucial corridor and we've got cuban-americans who are the biggest kids on the block, but not the only kids on the block. the candidates they not only have come from a trip to cuban coffee and sit cuba libre scum indifferent to do a lot more targeting with other hispanic groups. a spicy a lot of conversation about free trade that issues important to the puerto ricans like education and health care. it is why you're saying a lot of

senator bob menendez, senator frank lautenberg are with them. we've heard mitt romney's position on climate change, which we think on most issues, has tended to be on both sides of the argument. what does he say now, given what has happened here, where so many experts in the field of environmental science have suggested that what is happening with these severe weather systems is becoming more frequent, as a result of climate change? >> well, martin, governor romney hasn't said a whole lot about a lot of things recently. you know, folks asked him 14 times yesterday, whether he was going to -- whether he wanted to get rid of fema. the last thing he heard or the last thing i remember hearing from governor romney on climate change was, he was questioning the science of climate change. and this is the same person who, when he was governor the first two years, was one of the leaders of reggie, the state consortium of governors, who wanted to do something about greenhouse gas emissions. two years later, he pulls out of it, as he was ramping up his run

joins me dana milbank, columnist for "the washington post," and alicia menendez host and producer forfor being here tonight. >> dana let me go to you. let mitt be mitt, how does that strike you? >> see, i don't buy this reverend, this whole idea of you know that his wife and his son swoop in and bring out the authentic. how do we note the mitt last wednesday was the real mitt, not the one we saw in the primaries, not the one tess convention not the one as governor of massachusetts. it's not clear to me letting mitt be mitt means anything that there is a real and authentic mitt. he changes his positions the way you and i change neckties. i think this is a way to dress i have a situation. he did this out of necessity very clearly he saw his campaign was going down the trajectory was headed in needed to try something new, and he got pretty lucky. he was able to do the etch a sketch at a point where the conservatives were desperate enough they'll let him get away with it. >> alisha there's a danger in him lets his hair down. we've soon some of that. >> i'm not concerned about the very poo

el presidente recorrio la zona junto a christie y legisladores como el senador robert menendez, y lamentopero indico que habra ayuda para los que perdieron todo. presidente obama estamos aqui por ustedes. no nos olvidaremos hasta que reciban toda la ayuda que necesitan. la tormenta ha causado una cincuentena de victimas fatales en ocho estados, todavia tiene a millones de personas sin energia electrica y danos incalculables. la administracion federal de manejo de emergencias, fema, sugiere que las personas afectadas soliciten ayuda. mayra lopez de victoria, portavoz de fema que se comuniquen con fema telefonicamente marcando el 1800-621-3362. si usted oprime el numero 2 eso le llevara a 1 operador de hablar hispana y lo que queremos saber es cuales son sus danos. en este momento hay asistencia no solamente para recuperacion de propiedad persona si no tambien hay asistencia para reconstruir los hogares, asistencia de manejo de crisis, asistencia legal, asistencia economica para reconstruir los hogares." fema argumenta que haber declarado las zonas donde golpearia sandy como areas de emerge

also joining me, alicia m menendez.>> thank you, rev. >> alicia, big leads in key states. will this help the democratic freakout? >> i think that compounded with president obama's performance, remember when they laid out the five paths to victory, those numbers really critical coming out of iowa. we also know that the romney campaign is pulling their operation out of north carolina. another path to victory was north carolina. we know that now that they are leaving north carolina. and virginia, the race is razor tight. so there are a virt tea ariety . great news for democrats. >> richard, it seems that not only are we dealing with a lot of celebrities out there, but they are giving real content and substance. president clinton was in ohio today telling voters that president obama saved the auto industry and the economy. listen. >> when you were down and you were out and your whole economy was threatened, the president had your back. you've got to have his back now. this is not complicated for me. if somebody saved my eco

me now is michelle cottle, washington correspondent for newsweek and the daily beast and alicia menendez. thank you for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> michelle, how hard is it for romney to dodge these questions for the next two weeks? >> two weeks? you know, i know he's probably waking up some mornings going, how did i get into this party? first he has to deal with todd akin, now he's got to deal with mourdock. i don't think the press corps is going to let this go. why is he ducking it, how long is he going to duck it? we don't have any debates left to distract us. this is the crazy season in the campaign. it would be better if he came out and addressed it and got it over with. >> alicia, can he duck it for two weeks or is he going to duck it once and for all? >> it means that they've made a calculated decision that they are not going to talk about it and what is really sad is that we continue to talk about ex acceptings leads us away from the major conversation which is that in the case of 90% of abortions, mitt romney would want those abortions to be illegal. that's the conversation t

i mean, those poll numbers are pretty locked in six weeks out. >> governor ed endell and alicia menendezthank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks, rev. >>> still ahead, eric cantor and the tea party were going to change washington. now they're hiding from their records. but we won't let them. that's next. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the 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. >>> still ahead, eric cantor and the gang just love pushing that right wing agenda of theirs. but voters, yeah, let's just say they didn't find it as charming. now the gop's running from their record. vo: tough on china? not mitt romney. when a flood of chinese tires threatened a thousand american jobs... it was president obama who stood up to china and protected american workers. mitt romney attacked obama's decision... said standing up to china was "bad for the nation and our workers." how can mitt romney take on the cheater

joining me now is ezra klein, washington post columnist and msnbc policy analyst and alicia menendez.hank you for joining us. >> hey, rev. >> ezra, 62% of the cuts in paul ryan's program come from what help the poor, $3.3 trillion. does paul ryan really think skrubing a few pans in a soup kitchen will scrub that from his record? >> that's not the photo op, it's the kitchen. that soup kitchen gets federal funding, about $17,000 in federal funding every year, a couple hundred thousand from private donations. the kind of federal funds that go to groups like that soup kitchen are from the parts of ryan's budget that get squeezed the absolute hardest. what he's done -- doesn't cut social security, doesn't cut defense, doesn't increase taxes. as such, where he really had to get those savings are in the parts of the budget that end going to low-income programs for the part and in particular state aid which is where a lot of those grants come from. >> so, he cuts things like the soup kitchen and then he poses in the soup kitchen and no one confronts him. should the president confront romney a

let's bring in senator bob menendez. have lost power, i believe it could be half of the state of new jersey. what's your understanding now as to how bad this storm was? was it as bad or worse than you thought? >> well, pretty bad, erin. you know, we've got anywhere from 3/4 of a million to 1 million of people without power. in the building i live in, three of the windows i was in got blasted out by the wind. we've got road closures. and major consequences as a result of sandy. >> and when you think back, your life in new jersey, how does this rate in terms of other storms? where i'm standing we're talking about the surge was a record, we didn't see anything like that, topped by almost three feet from what we saw back in 1960. is this the worst that new jersey's seen? >> i think it's the worst i've seen here in my lifetime in the state. between storm surges, between the wind, of course we're not through with it yet, it's as bad as i've ever seen. i've never seen the flooding that's taken place, for some coastal parts, it'

there you see senator lautenberg and senator menendez behind him.soon as they begin speaking, the president and governor christie we'll bring that to you. they are live in atlantic city. liz? liz: that said we may have to interrupt the next interview but we need to get it to you. look at the images in lower manhattan, they are disturbing for just about anybody but imagine if you owned lots of property in the area. we have some who owns a lot not to mention cone any eye lan and brooklyn. joe has thousands and thousands of square footage in real estate in hardest hit areas. by the way you tried to get in on the brooklyn bridge. they tried to keep you from coming because now this is kicking in, folks. you heard this earlier. now this started mayor bloomberg says no more car with one person in them. how did you get across? >> i told them i'm coming to visit fox business. liz: the parting of the red sea happened. we're glad you made it, thank you very much. that is something for you to know brooklyn bridge is only allowing people across with more than a

senate and we can't forget bob menendez. that makes it three or as i call him my democratic -- so he is also in the race and we hope he wins in new jersey. florida, florida has become more diverse within the hispanic community. we have seen an increasing number of colombians become citizens and become active politically. maria is originally from columbia and we have seen -- become active. puerto ricans are very important at that crucial i-4 swing corridor and we have americans who are still the biggest kids on the block but they are not the only kids on the block. candidates today not only have to, -- they have got to do a lot more microtargeting with other hispanic groups and that is why you see a lot of conversation going on about latin america, about issues important to the puerto ricans like education and health care and it's why you are seeing government release fortuno puerto rico spending a lot of time or louise gutierrez in alaska some of the puerto rican congresspeople come down and you know so we are seeing a lot o

and the candidates again -- senator kyrillos, senator menendez. from the school of music at montclair state university, i am mike schneider. thank you for watching. and to our audience, thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] this morning we will be joined by ann coulter. and we will take your questions about manufacturing and the united states economy. our guests are chris from the census bureau and will start reporter eric. washington journal is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the presidential campaign returns to virginia this morning. president obama will hold a rally at george mason in fairfax. that is live here on c-span at 10:45. also on c-span at 11:35, will bring you a rally for mitt romney from abington. >> this month as a presidential candidate mitt for debate, we are asking middle and high school student's to send a message to the president as part of this year's student cam birdneck metric competition. in a short video there wi

first of all, your congressional delegations, senator bon menendez, county executive dennis levinston, and others. obviously, this is a federal, state and local effort. the first thing i want to do is to thank reverybody that's been involved in the entire rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list, i have to say that governor christie, throughout this process, has been responsive and aggressive in making sure that the state got out in front of this incredible storm. and i think the people of new jersey recognized he's put his heart and soul into making sure the people of new jersey bounce back stronger than before. so i want to thank him for his leadership and partnership. i want to thank the congressional delegation, because part of the reason we're going to be able to respond quickly to all this is because they helped to make sure that fema financing was in place. and we're very appreciative of those efforts. i want to thank craig fugate. sometimes people just think fema and don't think about the people behind it. but craig lives and breathes this stuff, making sure we're pr

in this picture, sent to us by new jersey senator bob menendez, just to show you how the streets are there. "outfront" tonight our own gary tuchman in hoboken. the scene behind you, that water doesn't seem to have receded at all. how bad is it? >> it's really bad, erin. hoboken, right across the river from new york city. not a small town. 50,000 people live here. almost all of them in the dark. 50% in the dark and under four to five feet of water. worst yet, the mayor of hoboken says behind me, thousands of people still in houses and apartments, they can't gelt out, not because of the water, but it is believed there are live electrical wires in the water. some people are being rescued in emergency cases with a front loader. not a boat. a front loader going through the watery streets. i went for a ride in the front loader with the mayor of hoboken to get a look at what's going on. the first thing, we noticed how much it felt like katrina to us there are differences, there are no casualties here, but it felt like new orleans going down the watery streets and looking in the window, seei

. >> senator menendez, i appreciate you joining us and our thoughts with everyone in new jersey now whodeal with the aftermath of this storm. thank you for joining us. >> thanks so much, anderson. >>> let's check in with wolf blitzer who is joining us now in washington. wolf? >> you know, anderson, if somebody would have said just a little while ago, maybe even a week or two ago that in the final few days before the election the president of the united states would travel to new jersey and would go around the state touring parts of the state with a republican governor chris christie, given what chris christie has said about him during the republican convention, it would have been unbelievable. but we're seeing that right now. both of these men want to be together, they need each other right now. they both have to work together to make sure the people of new jersey and some of the other states like new york and connecticut, they get this job done because this is a real disaster. goes to show you how unpredictable the political world can be. the images that we already have seen today and

first of all, your congressional delegation, senator bob menendez, sing lautenberg and congressman, andunty executive, and the mayor of briganttine. i thank everyone who has been involved in the entire rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list i have to say that governor christie throughout this process has been responsive. he has been aggressive in making sure that the state got out in front of this incredible storm. and the people of new jersey recognize that he has put his heart and soul into making sure the people of new jersey bounce back even stronger than before so i thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership. i thank the congressional delegation because part of the reason we are going to be able to respond quickly to all of this is because they helped to make sure that fema financing was in place. we are very appreciative of those efforts. i thank craig fugate. sometimes people think "fema" and they do not think of the people but craig lives and breathes and makes sure we are providing the help that people so desperately need. i thank altogether the firs

and in this picture, that was sent to us by new jersey senator bob menendez, when you look at the scene behind you, that water does not seem to have gone down at all, how bad is it? >> it's really bad, erin, hoboken is right across the river from new york city. it's not a small city and 50% of it is in the dark and under 4 to 5 feet of water. and worse yet, the mayor said that behind me, there are thousands of people still in the houses and apartments that cannot get out. not only because of the water but because there's live electrical wires in the water and it's not safe for them to be leaving. some are being rescued with a front loader. not a boat, it's going through the watery streets. i went on a ride in the front loader to see what is going on. and the first thing we noticed was how much it felt like katrina. but it was much different in casualties with katrina, but then looking in the windows, and seeing men, women and children waving at us. most of them were smiling. the reason most of them are smiling is because the water has gone down a bit. the feeling is that it will continu

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see from this next picture, which was just sent to us by one of the senators from new jersey, bob menendezit's just pretty incredible. and you see the water and the flooding. and it hasn't receded like it did in some places. in queens, new york, a storm-related fire burned through an entire neighborhood, destroying 80 homes. and today i went out there. we drove to see the destruction for ourselves, and we saw emergency vehicles everywhere. and i'm not talking, everyone, just about fire trucks and a few ambulances. at one point on the way to breezy point, new york, which is where this happened, we passed a convoy of 19 ambulances. 19 ambulances. all heading in to help that tight knit community, which was hit with flooding and then fire. deb feyerick is still out there tonight. and deb, i know it is a chaotic scene. thank you tell us what's happening right now? >> reporter: yeah, well, you know what's interesting? think about it, erin. 24 hours ago, that's the point when that huge seven to ten-food wave slammed into this part of breezy point. we are now learning, according to the nypd that a

had to water it down to get the russians to agree to something, only with the congress and senator menendez the president went further. >> in the second central bank sanctions they believed the energy piece needed more time to play out. they would possibly -- but their argument they would possibly help iran by raising energy prices so you would bail iran out of its economic difficulty if you impose those sanctionses a at that stage oil prices would zoom up. >> the president said how he stood up for democracy. what was his reaction to the iranian rigged elections? didn't want to medal with them. he wouldn't stand up for tibet in dealing with the chinese in the first -- the whole first year and half the administration was about america has been too strong on the world, dix stated too much, i'm sorry about it. that's what it was. and now he's turning around talking about the kind of things governor romney has talked about the last year. >> let me show you a bit of debate of your candidate last night. >> okay. >> he was mr. congeniality last night. let's watch. >> you were stuck with mubarak? >

first of all, your congressional delegation, senator menendez, lawsuitenberg, congressman frank lobiondon add levinson and brigantine mayor philip gunther, obviously is a federal, state and local effort, and the first thing i want to do is thank everybody who has been involved in the entire rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list i have to say that governor christie throughout this process has been responsive. he has been aggressive in making sure that the state got out in front of this incredible storm and i think the people of new jersey recognize that he has put his heart and soul into making sure that the people of new jersey bounce back even stronger than before. so i just want to thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership. i want to thank the congressional delegation because part of the reason we're going to be able to respond quickly to all this is because they helped to make sure that fema financing was in place, and we're very appreciative of those efforts, and i want to thank craig fugate. sometimes you know, people just think fema and they don't thin

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these sanctions he's now imposing now actually were forced on him by democratic senator menendez andr mark kirk. the white house opposed those. the message in tehran has been one of weakness. and not resolve. bismarck, the great leader in europe in the 19th century once said that diplomacy without the use of force is music without instruments. this administration doesn't have credibility. the result is that the president of iran comes to the united states, and he -- he says that israel should be eliminated. he says that we don't have a right to contain his nuclear breakout. then our president doesn't have the time to meet with our best ally in the region, bibi netanyahu but goes on whoopi goldberg. >> critics have continued to have a field day with president romney when he's spoken about foreign policy. the olympics would be an example. some of the gaffes he made there speaking to wolf blitzer back in march. he said this about russia. russia is without question our number one geopolitical foe. there's a lot of fallout about that. recently talking about the spanish economy. which made

senator bob menendez of new jersey will be joining us as well.ground, many more partially burned in queens new york neighborhood. we were talking about this story. breaking news yesterday. this morning we'll talk to a man who lived in this home for 35 years. he lost everything in this disastrous fire as did his neighbors. we'll talk about what happens as they rebuild. president obama is going to get a look at the damage himself just days before the election. he'll tour the flood zones in new jersey. with someone he's often at odds with, we were talking about earlier this morning. governor chris christie. he says listen, i call them as i see them. sometimes i'll praise him, sometimes i won't. we'll talk with jen psaki from the obama campaign. that's all ahead at "starting point." >> all right, fantastic. >>> superstorm sandy brought air and ground traffic to a halt. a grinding halt. two of the three major new york airports are reopening but look at laguardia. closed. still. due to flooding. who knows when, if it will open any time soon. cnn's rich

first of all, your congressional delegation, senator bob menendez, congressman frank, atlantic county executive dennis levenson, and the brigantine mayor. obviously this is a federal, state, and local efforts. the first thing i want to do is thank everybody who has been involved in the rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list, i have to say governor christie, throughout the process, has been responsive, he has been aggressive in making sure the state got out in front of this incredible storm and i think the people of new jersey recognize he has put his heart and soul in making sure the people of new jersey bounce back even stronger than before. i want to thank him for his leadership and partnership. i want to thank the congressional delegation because part of the reason we are able to respond quickly is because they help make sure fema financing was in place. we are appreciative of those efforts. i want to thank craig fugate. sometimes people think fema, not the people behind it but craig lives and breathes this stuff, may shrink -- making sure we're providing help. i want t

and we can't forget bob menendez. that makes it three he's also in the race when eop wins in new jersey. florida has become more diverse within the hispanic community. we have seen an increasing number of colombians become citizens, become very active politically. originally from columbia. we've seen venezuela also become very active. puerto ricans in that crucial swing, and we've got americans that still the biggest kid on the block but they're not the only kid on the block some candidates today would not only have to come during the cuban crisis with a lot more like her targeting with other hispanic groups is why you see a lot of conversation going on about pre-trade and latin america and issues that i appointed like education and health care it's why you're seeing the government and for rico spending a lot time. white you are seeing them in alaska some of the puerto rican congress people come down. so we are seeing a lot of activity. i think president obama -- what we see today, and let's remember these polls are a

first of all, congressional delegation, senator bob menendez, senator lautenberg, atlantic county executiven and brigantine mayor gunther. obviously this is a federal, state and local effort. and the first thing i want to do is just to thank everybody who's been involved in the entire rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list i have to say that governor christie throughout this process that be responsive he has been aggressive in making sure that the state got out in front of this incredible storm. and i think the people of new jersey recognize that he has put his heart and soul into making sure that the people of new jersey bounce back even stronger than before. i want to thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership. i want to thank the congressional delegation because part of the reason we're going to be able to respond quickly to all of this is because they helped make sure that fema financing was in place. and we're very appreciative of those efforts. and i want to thank craig fugate. sometimes people thank not just fema but they need to think the people behind hi

campaign 2012 conference continues with a new jersey senate debate between democratic incumbent bob menendez and republican challenger, joe kyrillos a)i"aa! >> i have all the channels. house, senate plus author book reviews come the speeches, those kinds of things. @l.a. bill is coming up on the floor in the house, i watch camino, which channel i want to see because i have them all. if there is either a speech i know that you covered or a book review or someone, i am going to watch that. when i want to find out something, that has some value to a comment that's going to be one of the first places i look. i mean, i am obviously a public broadcasting fan. i watch those channels. out of a couple hundred channels i probably have five to 10 at the most that i'm going to go to. but it's going to include all the c-span channels. >> he was presidential. i think you just never know what positions governor romney is going to come with your gmail, the centerpiece of their economic policies so far has been the tax cut and last night we found out he doesn't have a fight for a tax cut and i guess he outso