mike allen here, who is often here to talk about those stories as know, he is the chief white house correspondent for politico and the man behind the capitalist must read blog playbook. mike, welcome let's go to chris christie first. there was a press conference on thursday did he put to rest the questions that might have been raised about the damage to his political campaign? >> of course not, charlie, and you saw all week this was going to be something that was really going to last. now the governor said all the right things. he said he was embarrassed, he said he was humiliated, my favorite part he referred to several times as stupid, said he had been blind-sided by it, that is what people wanted to hear, they wanted him to apologize. he had a very smart move of going to fort leave new jersey, the town that was bedeviled by in traffic and apologized to the mayor and about 50 citizens who were there in person. but charlie, this doesn't put him behind him for a couple of reasons. first, for many people across the country, this is the first and only thing they know about chris christie, who wante

politico's mike allen. thanks.cross the river in new jersey. >> by the way, you know why there's a massive security? >> why's that? >> bruno mars. i mean, come on, seriously, like, you know everybody is really excited about this. >> what? >> a lot of people. >> a lot of people are excited about bruno mars. >> oh, yeah. and red hot chili peppers. >> come on, bruno mars? >> one d would be huge. >> one d would be huge. >> hey, is there a thing? >> maybe like this. >> one d. i don't know. >> i call them the one dimension. just to upset my -- >> yeah, they don't like that. we're going to talk about the super bowl in some manner when we come back on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us.

said mike allen.this a little bit and warner backing a warner. >> a slap to ed gillespie from one of the best-known, most-trusted republicans in the state. john wrn arner, long-time senat i remember covering him as a cub down in virginia. i'm proud but humble to be your senior senator. and he once ran against the man that he is now endorsing, mark warner. way back in 1996, mark warner challenged him as first statewide race and mark warner had bumper stickers that said mark not john. the two not related. today, mark warner, who is a moderate, someone who can reach a lot of centrist voters came out and said that republicans should vote for mark warner, a democrat. the reasons he gave was the fact that the commonwealth benefits from the seniority that mark has built up in the senate and also that he has done a good job of looking out for the big military presence. he didn't take a swipe or say anything about gillespie. this was a rough way for ed to start off when his campaign just launched. >> does this

it is not a rant or a screed. >> mike allen, thank you. back in a moment. >> i have seen two significant changes in the risk profile around the world that are linked to questions of the united states. the first is that everyone is everyone is talking about president rouhani and iran. the likelihood of an actual breakthrough deal on their nuclear program is significantly greater today than it was three months ago. >> ian bremmer is here again. he is the founder and president of eurasia group. they produce a report on the top risks of the year ahead. this year's list includes america's relationship with china and al qaeda 2.0. bremmer places syria and european politics at the forefront. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> what is it you do? >> i am a political scientist who tries to look at how politics affect markets all over the world. usually if you are a political scientist, you become an academic or you go into policy. you do not go into the private sector. my conceit is that political science matters for the global marketplace. >> wh

ooh. >> let's go to mike allen, the chief white house correspondent at politico.ts disorder, as you call it. another debt fight around the corner. where do both parties stand on the issue, and is it still an issue that's the center of the conversation? >> willie, over the next week, we'll hear a lot of patting themselves on the back from both partying. we'll have the president's state of the union tomorrow, where he'll talk about progress ahead, what he's already done. the republicans have their retreat coming up at the end of the week. they're going to talk about unified they are and how smart politically they are. but here's a reality check. the hard issues are all being ignored this year. next month with they have to raise the debt ceiling, the republicans are going to ask something for it, we heard on the shows yesterday. mitch mcconnell, senator ted cruz, saying they want something. but, willie, they're going to ask for changes to obamacare, not anything that would deal with long-term drivers of the debt. >> politico's mike allen, thank you very much. coming

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. >>> the chief white house ko correspondent there is mike allen.orecasting a big rin for the republicans in the mid terms and he lays out exactly why. what does he say? >> larry sabato has a great track record in looking ahead to these races in his crystal ball. willie, he is arguing today that republicans can win it all in november. the republicans can both keep the house, which is virtually certain and pick up the six seats they would need to get back control of the senate from minority leader mitch mcconnell to become majority leader mitch mcconnell. larry says we look at all kinds of tipping points. if you pull back the camera in the end is going to matter in these races is for the president is, where the economy is, and where the parties are. democrats at the moment back on their heels because of obamacare. the president is struggling to get back to a good place. and the economy is better but not great. willie, a good point that larry makes here is the people don't feel their personal economy is better. people don't vote on a gdp or some other

[applause] >> we are going to welcome mike allen back to the stage.he is with senator patty murray of the senate budget committee. >> thank you very much to all of you for being here on a busy morning, thank all of you in live stream land and all of you watching on c-span, appreciate you being a long for this amazing ride. we have the honor of being with senator patty murray, chairman of the senate budget committee, fourth ranking senate democratic leader and a number one ranking senate democratic woman. senator murray, last night the most important thing you learned about president obama was what? >> what i was most impressed with was a lot of discussion about him being not engaged. he was very much engaged latinos exactly the issues american families are talking about, their hopes and dreams, spoke directly to them and i hope he understood where the country was. >> you were on the escort committee. you interacted with the president. what was that like? >> i happened to be talking to the president at the same time michael bennett was. a discussion ab

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right here and i would say to his guys should know when to run out of time iran many thanks to mike allen of washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember of crosstalk. new york to london. the whole world is on the. other one down the end of the two hang up the cord that building at the end of the street another one a more transparent society gets the money or the puppet tears become we see military and state and felice falses mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that has a thousand i. choose your language. because we know if. someone. chooses to use the consensus he can. choose to tell us that immigrate to. choose the stories that impact your life choose to access to often. what is who's writing it and where is it leaving to be seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean when the planet is now the method for defining collective reality ea

right here and i would say to you guys should know when to run out of time iran many thanks to mike allen in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember of crosstalk. please . did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shrek albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate in a real discussion critical issues facing america to find a job ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. to get a lot of housing for only people but the government is not funding it and in a lot of the shelter today be having people brothers down the street becaus

. >> mike allen is here with the morning playbook. mike, what is in the news today?what do we got? >> joe, we got some obama alumni news down in florida. charlie crist now a democrat today, he is still a democrat today. the former republican running for governor down there. he has brought in big talent from the obama campaign. jim messina is providing big picture strategic advice to charlie crist as he runs as a democrat down in florida against a very vulnerable republican governor who made ads for president obama and also making ads for crist. this is becoming a big obama operation down there. while we are talking about the obama family today, also, this morning, sad news. david axelrod's mother passed this morning at newton mass. an amazing woman. muriel axelrod bennett was in the 1940s, a newspaper reporter for the new york city newspaper "p.m." a time when very few reporters and then in 1960s, the madmen era and one of the first vice presidents at young and reubencamp. known to us as mrs. axelrod and a pioneer in journalism and advertising. one of the first peopl

it is with a lot of pleasure that we get to welcome mike allen to talk about his new book, "blinking red." mike has had a distinguished career. most recently in the government as chief of staff to the intelligence committee in various senior positions at the national security council in the bush administration. i have two young sons at the very successful new business. all of the state's continuing work the hill at the same time. so very impressive. mike has agreed to speak about the big themes, stories in this book for about half an hour and then throw it open to real questions. >> very good. thank you. this >> i want to thank to know america foundation for having me today. especially peter for the invitation. thank you all for coming out in the rain to hear about my book, "blinking red." i look forward to q&a about other pressing intelligence community topics. "blinking red" is an attempt to make the authoritative object is history of the most substantial restructuring of the u.s. intelligence community since its foundation in 1947. the aim in 1947 of course was to create essential

there is not coordination but that seems to be the new landscape. >> politico's mike allen, happy fridayhappy weekend. >> thank you, mike. >> thank you. >>> up next, miles that dal will join us for the must read opinion pages. don't go anywhere. we will be right back with much more "morning joe." worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. [ fem♪le announcer ] try new pillsbury they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> time

it's with a lot of pleasure that we goat welcome mike allen to talk about his new book. >> thank you. >> and he's had a distinguished career, most recently in the government as chief staff on the house intelligence committee. he sent seven years in -- at the national security council and the george w. bush administration. he managed to writ book and have two young sons and set up a very successful new business. all in the space -- and continuing working on the hill at the same time. so very impressive. [inaudible] mike agreed to speak about the stories in his book for about a half an hour and i'll engage in him q & a and let him answer your questions. >> very good. >> mike? >> go ahead. >> i'll take the podium, if that's okay. i think you can do without that, yeah? [laughter] i want to thank the new america foundation for having me today. especially peter for the invitation. thank you for coming out in the rain to hear a little bit about my book "blinking red." i look forward to q & a about other pressing intelligence community topics. "blinking red" is an attempt to write the author

i would like to welcome mike allen and voidable want to the stage. -- boyd blunt to the stage. >> good morning. thank all of you for being here this early morning after you were all making news and doing what you were doing. we appreciate c-span bringing these amazing conversations to our audience. we are with senator boyd blunt. senator blunt the most important thing you learned about president obama was what? >> probably the most important thing i learned that i didn't know was that i thought he was the most comfortable giving his speech that i had seen him giving any of the state of the union speeches. i thought he had some really good moments of showing that who he -- he was relaxed with who he was, but i don't think we should be relaxed about where he has -- is headed. the madman moment was pretty good. signing your mama -- mom up because you should call her was pretty good. it was generally well done and well delivered. these are my snow boots. [laughter] i would have one other shoes today, but i was walking my little boy to school and we walked from the parking garage to the sch

chief white house correspondent is mike allen. aring-in, he emphasized the spirit of working together to get the mutual goals out. it wasn't long before he was taking his most serious shot yet from within his own party to step down as chair of the rga. >> i think just from the perspective of setting aside this as an issue in other races, it makes sense for him to step aside in that role. he does not serve the goals of that organization by staying as chairman. >> that doesn't mean any of the charges, political or otherwise, are substantive or not, it doesn't matter. perception is reality. >> why wouldn't he step down? why don't you think he's stepping down? >> well, frankly, i think this is still relatively new, and he may well step down. i have no idea what his thinking is on that. and he may get some counsel from some other governors along those lines. >> so that's obviously former attorney general of virginia, ken cuccinelli, mike, what do you make of the comments, suggesting that chris christie should step aside as head of the r

. >> i'm going to welcome mike allen back to the stage, he is with senator patty murray, chair of the senate budgeting committee. >> thank you, anna, and thank you all for being here and thank you who are watching. we have the honor of being with senator patty murray, chame of the senate budget committee, the fourth-ranking senate democratic leader and the number one ranking senate democratic woman. senator murray, last night the most porn thing that you learned about president obe ma was what? >> i think what i was most impressed with was there's a lot of discussion about him being not engaged, he was very much engaged. he knows exactly the issues the american families are talking about, their hopes and dreams, and spoke directly to them. i felt he understood where the country was. >> senator, you were on the escort committee, you actually interacted with the president. what was that like? >> well, actually, i happen to be talking to the president at the exact same time that michael bennett was, we had a discussion about who the president was going to be rooting for on sunday and i w

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. >>> politico's mike allen. plus, google finds new way to gather personal information.c. >> love that. >> that's all we need. >> google, every morning i wake up and say how can they get more information? >> they can jump into our medicine cabinets, too. first, here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> that's the original product. patent that, mika. we are watching rain all the way up into northern new england at the peak, right in the middle of winter. doesn't happen that often. usually freezing rain or snow, at least a little bit. look at the map. the green is the rain. the white is the snow. rain this morning from florida up into northern new england. the only snowy weather out there is coming through minneapolis, all the way down to green bay, milwaukee. already three inches on the ground in minneapolis. and you're just about done. i-94 is probably one of the worst drives out there through which is consequencen. in milwaukee, your weather will go downhill in a hurry this afternoon. we're expecting six inches by midnight tonight. the other huge story contin

. >> with us now let's bring in the chief white house correspondent for politico, mike allen, who is morning "playboy." ed gillespie is the latest to jump in the 2014 campaign. how is he going to fare and what is happening nationwide with the whole bush image thing? is it going to be a negative or a positive for him? >> joe, we are seeing a real softening in the bush image and there is a couple of signs of this. part of it is apuffection for t first bush. passage of time always helps meese guys. and people are seeing that president obama is having some of the same problems president bush did and adopting some of the same national security problems. you go to ed gillespie's page. you go in and you see that he was the counselor to president bush for the last 18 months of the bush administration. joe, this is going to be a great race. both sides are going to have tons of money. mark warner who is certainly the favorite but work downstate virginia this week. ed gillespie launches helped him with fund-raising. i got an e-mail with the subject line this weekend, "here we go." and mark warn

got to work together to continue to provide opportunity for the next generation. >> allen combs fox news contributor, mike gallagher syndicated radio host and fox news contributor. all right, allen. apparently the pen and the paper is going to be out in full action and it's congress's fault nothing can get done. >> you've got this guy randy webber calling obama a socialist dictator, got steve walking out. how do you work with these people. he's got a problem with republican party, not barack obama. they can't seem to get their act together. >> will you support calling him a communist dictator. >> a new lifestyle. >> so both parties probably have elements -- >> they don't all. >> you're not talking about the entire republican party. >> talk about what's representative of them. this the kind of attitude, whether you lie or calling them a liar on twitter. this is the behavior. >> a lot of pen and paper. >> when there are extreme examples of democrats, you guys don't want to say that's representative of democrats. you can't do, that can't play that game. this pen and paper stuff is chilling. even democrats ar

i would like to know welcome mike allen and roy blunt to the stage. [applause] >> good morning. you for being here at your ugly tweeting and doing all the things you are doing. welcome to the viewers on c- span. c-spaneciate very much bringing this conversation to the audience. we are honored to have with the senator roy blunt from missouri on the appropriations committee. most important thing you learned about president obama was what? >> the most important thing i learned that it did not know was i thought he was the speech -- he was the most comfortable giving this speech. he showed he was relaxed with who he was. that does not necessarily mean he should be relaxed and where he is going as an individual but i thought that "mad men" moment was pretty good, talked about calling your mom to get her signed up for health care because she might like to hear from you. that was pretty good. if you was added in our part of the speech, either way it was well done and generally well delivered. >> senator, you are wearing cowboy boots. >> these are my snow boots. war in other shoes today

there was an interview that was done with mike allen at politico -- you can watch him live tonight on c-span 2 at 6:30. rogan. a book tv he will be in philadelphia and it will be live. it will re-air on sunday night. from the washington post, the lead story is that malachi asks the u.s. for more whaea pons. would like u.s. troops to train counterterrorism forces. the iraqi leader says that he has a wish list. u.s. officials say it might be easy to develop -- deliver those weapons, including assault rifles, to baghdad soon. as the lead story in the washington post. reform speech that the president is giving at 11 a clock. that is our topic of conversation this morning. we want to get your views on what you would like to hear from the president grid you can see the numbers up there on your screen. this article is in politico. the public is all over the map on nsa. matt, from the huffington post grid what should we expect to hear from the president? guest: well, it has been a pretty -- he has been pretty poised so far. the main thrust of what we have heard so far -- things could change -

tasteful, that's the way redskins gm bruce allen described the multitude of rumors that seemed to inundate the offices at redskins park during the final weeks of mike shanahan's tenure. the distractions were self- inflicted allen said. he is a man willing to wipe the slate clean. this is part of the process, feeling out those potential replacements, dallas special teams coach interviewed them today and worked with allen in tampa. the charlotte observer reported washington will interview carolina defensive coordinator shawn mcdermott. that that will happen tomorrow. >>> -- that will happen. >>> if his team stinks, he tells you. if he's frustrated, he tells you. if you're looking for randy wittman's emotions, check his sleeve. that is exasperated randy tonight, although no complaints with this guy john wall doing it all, buying the groceries, cooking the meal, serving it up, steal save dunk. he held the team. then later he gets grand -- he led the team. then later on he gets grand thefted from behind. that thing went up so high it had ice on it. washington by 20 in the 3rd and you're hearing the boos there. we're not good enough just to show up said

bruce allen was optimistic and energetic about finding mike shanahan's replacement and vowed the organizationifferent next year admitting there were many mistakes made this past season. i asked if robert griffin iii will have any say in the search. allen said rg 3 will not have any involvement in the coaching search. there are several more college coaches being mentioned out there. the redskins reached out to stanford's head coach, david shaw and have yet to hear back. they expect the interview process to continue for at least another week or two. we could be hearing about a lead candidate soon. wendy? jim? >> thanks. >>> right now at 5:00, distracted driving. >> more than answering a phone call. drivers caught on camera. we'll show you the real dangerous distractions behind the wheel. >> reporter: yet another bank robbery. i'm david culver in sterling. we are going to map out the robberies and tell you what police are doing about it. >>> we are already seeing snow across our region. that may not be the biggest weather concern. more storm team 4 coverage, next. >>> hello, everybody. chief met

mike who -- coupe will succeed him. joining us now with more, charles allen from bloomberg industries. , justin kingrget took over abouts ago. this was a company which at the time we weren't sure whether it would survive or not. >> sainsbury's was the king of supermarkets in 1990. then it went through a decade of disaster. then it went through three years where it got even worse. when he took over in 2004, we were talking about breakup bids, should it merge into marks & spencer? first of all, he stabilized it. secondly, he took control of a lot of the systems develop and send things. he put it onto an even keel. >> it is not just a ceo leaving, this is justin king, the man who turned sainsbury's around. what do we know about the new guy? >> mike has been there for a long time. ,s far as investors concerned he has been part of the response team. he is on all the calls come at the analyst meetings. he is part of the team, not an unknown coming from completely left-field. we know he is part of the team. it is a signal for continuity, i think. >> this is very important when we see a lot of other rivals choosing external ca

. >> we're not sure if paul allen will come to the mike but if he does, you can bet there will be a microsoft search for a successor to balmer is getting close. >> paul's quiet. the wealth man. >> potentially this week. >> nice irony here, paul allen quietest man in the world. >> opening bell a few moments away. do not go anywhere. "squawk on the street" back in a minute. don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national

allen thicke still like a father to me. yes, his son alan thicke who sings "blurred lines". >> like favorite father, too. >> anybody else? >> andy griffith. >>. >> homer simpson. >> mikeouse on the prairie." >> matt goes, oh. >> "happy days." >> that got us thinking, carson. thank you very much. >>> just ahead here on trending, the starbucks super fan who ate not just this morning, morning, noon, and night for an entire year. >> and then what are you going to do? the end of your favorite light bulb is here. it happens with the change of the year and erica is going to tell us what to do as we go through withdrawal and hit to the store to buy one of those new fangled bulbs. >> we will talk you through it. it will be okay. >>> then jeff daniels on his sequel to "dumb and dumber" and [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegeta