>>> mike allen, the question a lot of people are asking does the latest brouhaha that hillary clinton is dealing with does it matter with activists in iowa and new hampshire? >> supporters say no way, they don't care? >> but behind the scenes a lot of insiders activists, people who are elected officials, operative, say it does matter. joe, you know this. every reporter in town will tell you that despite the united front on camera when you're talking to top democrats off camera off the record, they're getting skittish about the possible effect this story -- they think it's breaking through. every week politico's james talks to these insiders in iowa new hampshire, about 150, about we found that 40% of the democrats say that this story really matters. so on camera it's about 0% of democrats will admit that it hurts. but in the survey a big number did. of course republicans very excited about it. 85% of them say it's breaking

mike allen from washington.stay with us. >> we continue now with part 2 of my conversation with leon wieseltier he the, on bring night and we talked about israel and the recent election and the future of the netanyahu government and the possibilities of a two-state solution, we now turn to where he spent his professional life at the new republic, that magazine was his life, he was a literary editor of that magazine, he was the man who gave it its cultural heart. he left the magazine in dispute with new owners and now at the brookings institute and also the atlantic magazine, but i begin and asked him a point i asked chris hughes the new owner of the new public magazine when he was here about a month ago, what happened? >> oh oh. what happened was that the owners of the new republic, the owner of the they re new republic decided to take the magazine in a direction he believed was necessary for its survival and i believe destroyed it. >> that is what happened. >> rose: all right. >> that is what happened. >> rose:

mike allen from washington. back in a moment ♪.e continue now with my conversation with leon wieseltier. we talked about israel and the future of the two state solution. he was at the "new republic." he was the man who gave the magazine its cultural heart. he left the magazine. he is now at the brookings institution and also the atlantic magazine. i begin and ask him a point i asked chris hughes when he was here about a month ago, what happened? leon: what happened was the owners of the "new republic" decided to take the magazine in a direction he believed was necessary for its survival and i believe destroyed it. that is what happened. charlie: explain to me and then i will have a clip from him, explain what the difference in where he wanted to take it and where you wanted it to be. lien aseon: as far as i understand it, he was overwhelmingly concerned for commercial reasons with the transposition of what we did to certain new technologies especially mobile. everybody has an obsession with mobile. charlie: some say you have to hav

and mike allen, you're doing -- this is awful.eah. >> details. >> details. okay. >> you look like john candy. >> john candy reference. >> i loved john candy. i miss him. >> so do i. >> he look goods. if 2012 was dominated by twitter, 2016 might be dominated by meerkat. meow. we explain. >> officially my first meerkat interview and the first meerkat interview any press secretary. morning history. >> reporter: history from your iphone the promise of meerkat making everyone a broadcaster. >> that's our jokes right there. >> reporter: jimmy fallon's letting viewers in on his rehearsals. actors and rock stars meerkating and likely presidential candidates rand paul and jeb bush are using it too. >> i'm going to be a happy warrior warrior. >> reporter: it's clear the 2016 presidential run will be here. >> the 47% with him, who believe they are victim. >> reporter: why is meerkat different? push one button and you're live to all your twitter followers. it's an instant personal connection that could quickly turn into a very public embarras

mike allen -- this is awful. this is just the worst.f parents throwing their children off buildings in india on to mattresses or the smoking baby. anything. mike allen happy friday. stay out of the snow. it's great seeing you. come back on monday without your meerkat. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, new hampshire, it can make or break a candidate for president. we're going to play more from mark halperin's exclusive focus group to find out what voters think about scott walker and rand paul. plus, the exclusive club that nicolle wallace and automatic my is showing, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg are all a part of. that story next. and president obama finally calls israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu after his decisive victory. we're going to tell you why that probably didn't do anything to make that relationship better. that and a whole lot more when we return. so i got this listing. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. i have a client that lives out of state. just knew it was for her. so i tried to get her on video chat. i'm on ver

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2005 also caught in thailand. >> with us now, the chief white house correspondent for politico mike allenk this morning you have a piece about the problematic property once owned by marco rubio. we heard about this during his senate campaign. is it re-emerging again? >> yes, new miami reporter is doing a florida playbook calls this marco's house of horrors. we think marco is going to announce in mid april and people dig back through all their problems. this is the house that marco rubio bought with david rivera who you know him, former congressman, bad news. bought the house together when they were both legislators. they also were roommates up here. bought this house for $135,000. now trying to sell it for $125. and david rivera who has since come under investigation for campaign finance ethics state, federal, and marco would love to be rid of this house but it's a tough housing market. he probably will still be co-owners of this house. >> he's had housing problems before. wasn't one of his homes foreclosed on? >> this is the house. so this is the selling this house is an occasion for peo

tonight on "charlie rose," charlie's rest will be mike allen, the chief white house correspondent forolitico and the editor for the playbook blog. up next, highlights of reince chilcote -- ryan chilcote interview. mark: we have breaking news ahead of the joint news conference from president obama and ghani. the white house releasing a statement. . the u.s. will keep 9800 troops in afghanistan through the end of 2015. the 2016 u.s. drawdown will be decided later. we will continue to follow that. that is expected to be one of the topics of discussion during the joint news conference. ukraine is optimistic in clinching a debt deal. >> i am extra narrowly -- i am extraordinarily concerned. unfortunately, the cease-fire is very fragile. artillery should have moved back in accordance with the minsk agreement. i think ukraine has borne an incredible burden in this war. we have had over 6000 deaths, 1500 wounded. this is one of the largest humanitarian crises in european history, since world war ii. ryan: how would a resumption of violence affect kiev's financial position. >> we have already

mike allen, we tease this morning that politico is report that scott walker may go nuclear. >> yeah.e have a piece on politico right now looking at the one race that scott walker lost. he famously won. 11 races as a republican in the swing state of wisconsin but the one that he lost in '06, you remember this, he was going for governor against congressman mark green, the other mark and he started late and green locked up the establishment and as milwaukee county executive got no traction. what did he learn? two things. one is you have to go big. we see scott walker hiring up staff. his competitors think more staff than he needs trying to push himself into the top tier. second you don't take anything for granted. so very tough. we know that the walker super pac is going to go nuclear against jeb bush whereas marco, it could be much more cautious. >> steve schmidt, is that a mistake on walker's part? >> look scott walker's problem right now isn't that he hasn't been tough enough on jeb bush it's that he hasn't understood so far that there's no such thing as a bad question in a president

monday, senior adviser to the president, dan pfeiffer sat down to talk politics and policy with mike allenmr. allen also interviewed white house correspondent april ryan of the american urban radio network. this is about an hour. >> thank you for coming out. a great conversation ahead. he will start with april ryan. she is going to talk about some of her ex. is currently airing president bush, clinton and obama, and then we will have dan pfeiffer of the president senior adviser. as we are out, i would like to you in lifestream land, c-span who is carrying this. bank of america for the conversations. bank of america has then fantastic partner at the conventions, cocktails. so we appreciate the partnership and great illuminating conversations we have had as part of it. please tweet us your questions. i have my twitter machine here. we will try to get your question and. now i would like to welcome an american urban radio network one of the longest and most respected members of the white house press corps, april ryan. [applause] none didn't you know, there is something called a book leave? >>

secretary foxx spoke to the chief white house correspondent mike allen. [applause] mike: mr. you want. i had a little surgery. 43 years old. my knees needed a little repair work. it's kind of like the transportation system. short-term pain for long-term gain, right? mike: what did you have done? foxx: a little with a scop at surgery. -- arthroscopic surgery. i can walk on it but i use the crutch so people will feel more sorry for me. [laughter] mike: you have played basketball with president obama. what is that like? foxx: his jump shot is very methodical. it's very much like him as a person. we didn't actually get a chance to compete. we were shooting baskets. i continued to try to urge him to get out on the court with me. we will see if that happens before it's over. mike: do you show particular mercy? foxx: not at all. i'm sure he would love to play. mike: you made news on the politico morning transportation -- grow 2.0. this is moving from a previous incarnation that was four years to six years. and the amount is bigger. foxx: the country has been under investing in trans

joining us now onset, politico's chief white house correspondent mike allen and in washington pulitzerg columnist and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. mike, this morning you have a look at the real republican primaries. we'll get to this in a second but the dreeded who do you want to have a beer with primary. i can't wait to hear about that. but what are all of these primaries? >> yeah. >> you start with the laura ingraham primary. >> what? >> and who is not winning it is jeb bush. great piece by plit colby matt lat her, speech writer for president bush. look at the primaries going under way right now. laura ingraham on her radio show, she hates jeb. i was on with her -- >> she always hates everybody. >> your other former boss. >> make a list. she always hates the republicans more than the democrats at this point, too, which is what i find alarming. >> cuddly ted cruz. >> yeah. >> i will say though you go back to 2008 though it wasn't just laura ingraham it was also hannity, it was rush. quite frankly, me and a lot of people cheering against your boss at the time john mccain an

. >> mike: the lane going away from the screen. rosco allen planning to go that way, a lovely teardrop high off the glass. a technical on foul charged to hollis-jefferson. >> spero: multiple technicals in this game on both sides. you saw tarczewski t'd up earlier in the half. hollis-jefferson whistled for the personal and then jawing at the officials resulted in the t. >> mike: sean miller -- >> mike: if you're sean miller you can't be happy with your club this is the second technical foul that one of his players has got onen. >> spero: sean miller getting the explanation. randle shoots the technical free throws and nastic to the line double bonus, two free throws for the canadian national. >> spero: nastic who played just five games as a freshman. broken foot ending his first year prematurely, since then incremental improvements in a kid who has turned out to be a fine player. >> mike: nastic has been scoring because he's been getting to the free-throw line. 16 of 20 the last two games and getting there today as well. >> spero: nastic has 12

. >> mike: the lane going away from the screen. rosco allen planning to go that way, a lovely teardrop high off the glass. a technical on foul charged to hollis-jefferson. >> spero: multiple technicals in this game on both sides. you saw tarczewski t'd up earlier in the half. hollis-jefferson whistled for the personal and then jawing at the officials resulted in the t. >> mike: sean miller -- >> mike: if you're sean miller you can't be happy with your club this is the second technical foul that one of his players has got onen. >> spero: sean miller getting the explanation. randle shoots the technical free throws and nastic to the line double bonus, two free throws for the canadian national. >> spero: nastic who played just five games as a freshman. broken foot ending his first year prematurely, since then incremental improvements in a kid who has turned out to be a fine player. >> mike: nastic has been scoring because he's been getting to the free-throw line. 16 of 20 the last two games and getting there today as well. >> spero: nastic has 12

transportation secretary anthony foxx and epa administrator gina mccarthy will sit down with politico's mike allenor discussions on transportation and environmental policy. wrap that live on c-span2. in february, the american conservative union hosted their annual conservative political action conference or cpac at maryland's national harbor, just south of washington, d.c. up next our speeches from dr. ben carson, and senator mike lee. ♪ life is a highway i want to ride it all night long ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ you're going my way i want to ride it all night long ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. i am absolutely delighted to be here once again, and it seems like each time i'm here we're getting closer to critical time periods in our country. you know, i started to talk about all of the failures of the current administration, but i figured that was too depressing and you know, it's so depressing. i think that's why they always try to rename everything and redefine everything and it's probably why they're ready for hillary, too. it's interesting to me how the left in particular loves

. >> what is something i, mike allen, resident of arlington virginia, can do to reduce my carbon footprint >> you can buy one of the 30-mile per gallon vehicles on the road that have tripled since we started taking these rule-makings. we have three times as many on the road today. you can look at -- >> what, 30-mile per hour vehicle, what is one? >> lord, we have ford focus. it is not say one of my favorites. it is one. [laughter]. that was almost a big mistake. good thing i avoided that. [laughter] there is a whole lot of them. a whole lot of new ones which is it really very exciting. what is interesting the suv the suvs are actually fastest in terms of reducing their emissions. they are the fa@test in terms of getting better mile per gallon of any models. so it is pretty neat. the way we designed it was, you can look at any vehicle, you can have the kind of performance you want and continue to drive the fleet average down. so i'm pretty excited about that because people worry whether we're buying suvs again. they're all getting much more efficient than they used to be. look at energy eff

. >> what's something that i, mike allen, resident of arlington virginia, can do to reduce my carbonrint? >> you can buy one of the 30-mile-per-gallon vehicles that are on the road that have tripled since we started taking these rule makings. we have three times as many on the road today. so, i mean, you can -- >> but what's one? >> oh lord. we have ford focus is one -- well i shouldn't say it's one of my favorites. it's one. it's one. [laughter] whoa. that was almost a big mistake. good thing i avow ared -- avoided that. [laughter] there's a whole lot of them and a whole lot of new ones which is really very exciting. the interesting thing is you can also buy your suv because the suvs are actually the fastest in terms of reducing their emissions. they are the fastest in terms of getting better mile per gallon of any models. so it's pretty neat. the way we designed it was you can look at my vehicle, you can have the kind of performance you want, and you can continue to drive the fleet average down. so i'm pretty excited about that because people worry about whether we're buying suvs a

monday, senior adviser to the president, dan pfeiffer sat down to talk politics and policy with mike allen

they sit down with politico's mike allen. that is live tomorrow on c-span 2 beginning at 11:45 a.m. eastern. next, secret service director joseph clancy testified before the house oversight committee about the agency's current operations. he was asked specifically about an event earlier this month at the white house that involved two secret service agents, allegedly jiving into a barricade while drunk. director clancy has been in charge of the secret service since october, after the former head resigned. there's hearing is three and a half hours. rep. chaffertz: the committee on oversight and government reforma will come to order. without objection the chair authorizes to declare recess at any time. appreciate everybody being here. reforming the united states secret service is not a partisan issue. ranking member cummings and i have presented a united front on this issue and i look forward to continuing this important work with him on both sides of the aisle. the most important mission for the secret service is protecting the president and his family however a litany of recent misha

i would like to send forward mike brant for seat 3 and casey allen for district 11. >> seconded by supervisor cohen and we will take that without objection and we can go on to our next item. >> item no. 2 is a hearing to consider appointing one member term ending december 31, 2015, to the sro task force. there is one seat and one applicant. >> okay, if we could have the applicant please come forward. >> hi, good morning. my name is jamino dolio and i was managing a human trachking collaborative here in the bayary. before i joined the mission collaborative i was able to work with housing in different types of housing issues. majority of the clients that i worked with also lived in sro hotels. the capacity that i worked with them was more advocating for more rights for them in a more, as related to healing and res store tif justice for the survivors of human trafficking. as the program manager of the sro collaborative a collaborative between the mission neighborhood resource center as well as women's community clinic i am able to be in constant contact with the tenants throughout the mission's

. >> senior adviser to the president dan pfeiffer talk about politics and policy with mike allen.st mr. allen starts with a short interview with april ryan of the american urban radio networks. this is about an hour. >> thank you for coming out. we appreciate you being here. cocktails with two fantastic guests, great conversation. we are going to start with april a lot of you know, we will talk about the presidency in black and white and talk about her experiences governing president bush, clinton and obama and after that, we will have dan pfeiffer, the president and senior adviser. i want to thank all of you who are watching thank c-span for carrying this and saying banc of america for these conversations. and cocktails, and eliminating conversations we have had. hash tag political cocktails', and get the question in. american urban radio networks. and the most respected members of the white house. >> thank you for having me. >> in you know there was something called book weaves? >> i should have taken one true b.. >> april is a single mom who wrote this book without taking any t

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allen reports the problems may extend far beyond ferguson. >> reporter: now backed by the findings of a scathing federal investigation renewed demands for a complete overhaul of ferguson's police force. >> who killed mike brown! >> reporter: ferguson now among more than 20 police departments the obama administration has investigated for allegedly racist practices. from albuquerque to cleveland to newark, most agree to legally binding reform plans, consent decrees. but the justice department has sued at least four jurisdictions thats have resisted. analysts say constant oversight is essential. >> where the government has simply entered into an agreement and then basically walked away, i think we've seen that doesn't work. >> reporter: but even in cities like new orleans, nearly three years under a consent decree critics say police still use excessive force, making illegal stops, searches and other misconduct. >> with more people watching, you know, i could only hope that it's going to get better. but i'm still skeptical. because the problems have been here for a very, very long time. >> reporter: ferguson, population just over 20,000, is one of the smallest towns doj has investigated. and here with both

allen just beautiful winter scape. that's what we're finding out here, a well downingtown there is one sent in from mike.t i like his caption morning serenity. chesterfield shine shining through the tree covered limbs. just completely black sky, but moonlit. with this full moon here, after the snow. that one was sent in to us from del or cents he is. i do want to take you out back next to a temperature list. these temperatures are pretty brutal. we really saw arctic air just sing in throughout the day allowed the temperatures to drop through the 20's through the day, now stuck in single digit territory. new record for the books here. if you have any double digits, still only into the teens. in a lot of locations so keep that in mine. you need to be bundled up adequately, take the extra time because if there was any ice left over on your windshield, it is frozen and solid. now, storm scan3 totally quiet. just like we like it, right? and because we've got such quiet weather pattern unfolding not worried about any major storms, maybe some rain by tuesday later in the day, we will keep an eye on the possibil

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mike pence says the religious freedom restoration act had been grossly misconstrued. 20 states have turned to some version of the bill into law, only four have enacted nondiscrimination laws. jonathan allenreau chief. help me untangle this. johnjon: i was hoping you would say something about them making the final four. the thing is we have hit a perfect storm in terms of indiana being in place while businesses were ready to rise up against this. mike pence is known on the national level, or you have a strong religious conservative component. you are seeing the backlash. last night, ted cruz came out backing him. jeb bush, he came out and back to him. we have a political fight here. brendan: hearing what he said on tv d think he did not expect this kind of reaction? jon: i think he did not expect this kind of reaction. businesses are coming out whether it is eli lilly, anthem, angie's list we are seeing them come out and say this is not the way we want our employees treated. in the past, it was whether or not customers were discriminated against and now you are seeing that on behalf of employees. olivia: there was an op-ed in the washington post. others are saying tim cook is confusing th

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