poor... poor mitch... poor mitch... mitch... who's mitch?ot with all those cuts. silvan: nuttier than a fruitcake. mitch was a good man. was mitch your husband? "mitchell bayes served as organist "and musical director of st. anthony's episcopal church in roxborough..." silvan: here's the son. mom, you can't do this. you can't leave the house. silvan i don't think anyone's pressing charges, but she disturbed the peace over at holy field cemetery. ryan: i'm sorry. i'll keep a better eye out. comen. come on. that where your dad was buried? yeah. it's okay. it's okay. ( mumbling ) she was talking about him. he was murdered? 13 years ago. she's been going back there a lot lately. doctor says it's something about older memories becoming more present. it's alzheimer's? might want to get her one of those bracelets. i ordered one. she was carrying these. we ever get the guy? no. come on, mom. come on. let's go. it's okay. it's okay. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ i

while mitch the man and mitch the policymaker stand in stark contrast, mitch the candidate's best strategycally hope no one notices or cares about what he truly stands for. maybe he'll figure out the best way to win the support of women is to stand for policies that actually help him. though i don't think anyone should hold their breath. >>> congress much like the country is divided on what to do about syria. we'll break down the issues with a panel including a former obama aide who was brought back to the white house to help the president make his case. next. >>> i will seek authorization for the use of force from the american people's representatives in congress. over the last several days, we've heard from members of congress who want their voices to be heard. i absolutely agree. >> the president said on saturday he would go to congress to decide whether to execute a punitive strike against syria. he immediately stepped into uncharted territory. space where liberal and conservative lawmakers will line up on the same side in the normally divided house of representatives. it's already app

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and in the senate, harry read and mitch mcconnell.ee of them have told us where they stand, one has yet to tell us where they weigh-in. mitch mcconnell is remaining vague on the war talk. he seems torn between the militaristic instincts of your average republican lawmaker and the grassroots base who want no part in this. the junior senator sent him a not so sensitive letter. >> i went to 40 cities, i didn't meet one person who was for going into syria. when i told them i was opposed to it, i got a standing ovation. >> no, the mcconnell campaign doesn't want to talk about syria. >> team mitch's latest crack at courting women voters with this attempt at sweet talking. communications director from the national republican senatorial campaign committee. >> mcconnell's likely democratic opponent is an empty dress, because i suppose calling her an empty pair of panty hose would have been considered offensive. that's not all. alison grimes is incapable of articulating her own thoughts. parrots the talking points handed to her by chuck schumer

mitch, what did you think of that food? (applause). usually the inspectors don't actually eat the food, so this is an unusual opportunity. we appreciate that. thank you. we look at other stuff. >> exactly. >> before it gets here. town hall just now celebrating its third birthday, november 6. a wee little thing, 3 years old. we are in this beautiful historic building here at the corner of howard and fremont. when was the building built? . >> 1907. >> right after the earthquake. >> one of the first five, that's what i was told. >> what do you know about the history of the building, what it was used for? . >> they worked on boat engines here. at the front of the building there's a hoist and you can see they would bring those engines up to the second floor and it was many things. we've seen some pictures of different incarnations of what it was over the years. >> one of those things was a restaurant. >> it was a chinese take out restaurant but it seems like it was more on this side then it was also a place called the old corner, which was

. >> everybody is following behind mitch hurwitz. >> absolutely. he is the master puppeteer, people have asked -- >> is it ad lib. >> improve. yes, ad lib. mitch is like a mad scientist and had it mapped out so well that i never wanted to leave the page because something that i was supposed to say might be forced out of something or be a clue -- fornld ou forged of something i missed. storyline, there were all these jokes happening way back about hand shares and signs of hand. i didn't know my hand was coming -- [laughter]. i remember thinking, oh, like hand share. that's odd. >> that's odd. >> so if i were to kind of improv or ad lib something i would have missed what he already pointed out. i personally never want to leave a page when mitch is there. >> that script. for people who haven't seen the fourth season, the one on netflix, it's organized where every episode is built around a character. >> yes. >> and so you didn't actually have maybe a lot of time in every episode because the way it's structured that's not the point. so you may be shot f

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mitch mcconnell said nothing, nada about syria.k after this. >>> alison lundergan. ♪ >> we're back. that was mitch mcconnell's spoof if you want to call it that on his democratic rival kentucky secretary of state alison lundergan-grimes. mcconnell found the time to put out creative web videos like that, he has yet to take a stand on the most pressing issue before the united states senate, syria. this week, a national republican senatorial committee spokesman brad dayspring told "the hill" newspaper that grimes is just an empty dress implying she wasn't prepared to be in the united states senate. it's just possible that mcconnell and company are firing this spit balls at lundergan-grimes because they're scared of her because mcconnell is the only sitting republican in danger of losing his seat. michael steele was chairman of the republican national committee. and stephanie schriock, thank you. >> absolutely. good to be here. >> i want to ask you about -- this kind of thing. it just seemed to be, dare i say patronizing. you used the

joy, the idea that mitch mcconnell and john cornyn who has basically been riding around in the clowncruz, the fact that they came out yesterday and said we are not -- we're not going to do this crazy filibuster, we are going to go forward with the house bill and effect ifly sort of admit that they're not getting behind the government shutdown strategy in a very sort weird round-about way, i think may be a good sign. then again it's the senate. as we know, the senate is the place where semi rational actors stay and have no sway over the people in the house. >> the crazy -- the crazy bag of dosed up we feasels are really the house. in the senate it looks like they have decided the kids have played out in traffic long enough. i think this is because of ted cruz. you've had this long vacuum of conservatism where there wasn't a political leader so into that vacuum came the talk radio right wing. and now in the transition back to wanting temporal power you have people like ted cruz who emulate the talk radio guys but have power because they're in the house, they're in the senate. how do yo

>> i just want to reiterate my point, if mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate, if hes there's going to be a one-week clean cr, okay, that basically takes the rug out from under the house republicans. they could come out with a plan c, they could, they could have a delay of one year for the individual mandate, or the medical device tax cut. what mcconnell is saying is don't expect republican support in the senate. we will not deliver for you on that. that is why this is very important. and remember, it was mcconnell making a deal with reid that ended the crisis in 2011. don't underestimate what's going on. if there's nothing by midnight tonight i think that this game is going to be over very shortly and there will be a no shutdown. >> john, tony, a smart guy, frequent guest, he expects a shutdown and one that would be measured in weeks, not measured in days. would you agree with that? >> boy, i have the not been expecting that. i got an e-mail from a house republican leadership aide who i asked the question what are the odds of a clean extension of government funding p

mitch mcconnell can release any number of internal polls. i can probably get people to do an internal poll that will look compellinging for me. the fact is we're nine months out at this point. we have a long way to go. it's a grassroots game. i'm now showing up at places where people are turning out, you know, 100, 150 people in meetings that typically would have 20 or 30 people. there is excitement. there's enthusiasm. people want a change. they're tired of people that are missing in action on amnesty, on bailouts, on syria. et cetera. >> debate you? >> i would love it. i think he's afraid. >> the challenger to mcmcconnell on the republican side. >>> more from capitol hill in a moment as leaders debate the possibility of military action in syria. what will that mean for issues like immigration and the debt ceiling? are they simply on the back burner? and later, as football season kicks, we look into the ncaa money machine. the athletes that fuel it and what they get in the end. but first, today's trivia question. before joe biden, which two

--mitch parsons-- i was looking at my permit and it had me at 6-4, 185...uess i filled out a lot. - freshman, sophomore year, you don't really get it, it's more of a hassle to be here. then, i guess i just understood what it does for me. junior year and this summer, worked my butt off in here, all my maxes went way up. i was on a protein shake, like 1300 calories, taking that with ice cream milkshakes, and put on some bad weight, but i cut that out. got me up to 235 - as a high school athlete, mitch has figured out, strength training is a huge piece. the training is an important part of what he does. some of today's top tight ends have basketball backgrounds that have improved their athleticism and foot work... like tony gonzalez... antonio gates... and jimmy graham. and parsons is in that mold as well.. he starts for the chaparral basketball team, and he put back this game-winning buzzer-beater in last year's playoffs buzzer beater).. .. and the wolverines would go on to win the state championship... and parsons can't wait for a shot at another title as a

i know they're going to work and as mitch said we are the ecosystem. this is how things are happening. this is why people are coming into san francisco. in addition we have a tourist sector going on, life sciences going on. everybody is innovating in the right places and doing it here in san francisco and there is a strong spirit and we will continue growth and jobs everybody. we want to help everybody out and support each other and that comes to what we do here in san francisco. today i am announcing a new initiative and clean tech sf initiative which we launching with all of you. there are three part it is of this. the first part is we're working with the california clean energy fund. i know jeff anderson is here today as part of them and he's going to be partners with us, and he's partners in every branch that we doing. the first thing we're doing as clean tech sf we will establish innovation zones in san francisco. what does that mean? we asked last time when we were here in san francisco and how can we help? perhaps we can help with the resources

carmichael: you moved in with mitch polichek the night jimmy left, didn't you? couldn't stay in the apartment. we heard testimony from mitch polichek that when you woke up the next morning it was the first night's sleep you'd had in several months. is that true? it was. so, you were pretty happy about not having a baby to take care of anymore. that isn't true. because now you could smoke and sleep and do all the things you couldn't when you were a mother. it wasn't like that. mitch polichek testified that you told him you wished you had never gotten pregnant. that's the way i... i felt before he was born. but you continued to feel that way even after you had him, didn't you? no. that's the way you felt even as you watched him starve to death. objection. no. even as you watched your husband put his tiny lifeless body into that bag. your honor. overruled. i tried. is that why you turned up the volume on the television when you heard your baby cry? because you were trying? i needed help. you had help. i didn't. the hospital gave you formula, but you didn't use it.

poor mitch mcconnell doesn't know which way to turn. the head of the republican party is on the side of ted cruz, as was just pointed out. you have republicans in the real world like you and a lot on planet bizarre. >> i'm not usually one to come to mitch mcconnell's aid. mitch mcconnell made a decision. >> he's getting hammered for this. >> he decided to air on the side of actually legislating as opposed to ted cruz. michael, alex altman says a senator standing in washington is inversely proportional to his reputation back home. suffering the slings and arrows of critics in the capital is a good way to win the appropriation of the people who matter. does he end this filibuster in better standing nationally than when he started? >> with the hard right base, i would say probably yes. it's going to be interesting to see. the natural inclination is to think, of course, he's going to be their martyr. he's going to be their hero. i could see the alternative argument, which would be that he led them down the primrose path. he made them think

well, today we heard from mitch mcconnell.itch mcconnell came out today and said i do not think we should be striking syria. they don't know what to do. this is going to turn out very well. this is going to be productive and this may forge a new relationship between president obama and puti. you never know. they might go fishing at big eddie's north country lodge. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question. do you trust syria to give up their chemical weapons? a. for yes, b for no. 67622. go to our blog, we'll bring you the results later on in the show. so fundamentally tonight, the members of congress are going to be watching the president saying i'm a no vote, i'm undecided, account president tip the balance with one speech? can he say i've made such diplomatic progress the last 48 hours, you've got to give me the yes vote so we can follow through on this. i think there's a lot of members of congress at a crossroads right now. for more, let me bring in congressman john gear mendy from califor

it was the perfect format for what mitch was doing because he had created such a puzzle to where you couldn't just watch one to sit for one episode to make sense you almost had to watch five episodes ahead to kind of watch them together and it was just this kind of big science experiment that mitch did so is the perfect format for it and then like on veep i love on each bill it's a great cause i like kind of the into submission of waiting a week to kind of see what's going to happen next but for netflix i think arrested about was a really good home instead of taking the dark turn in the latest susan if you didn't make it a sewing machine well how did that come about you're welcome about that. no i will bust your my character becomes a little crazier than he already is and he begins to his mother is leave him and you think she's left him for like months it's only been two days and he starts to spiral and he starts to make like a dummy of her and then he goes really crazy and i remember talking and mitch so he's really going to crazy and i was like you know what i think i want to have

mitch mcconnell is in good shape. he has a lot of money and is well-known and even if people don't love him, they have respect for his influence. the question is -- can someone like bevan catch fire at the last minute? mitch mcconnell is not taking him for granted. they have seen richard lugar have a 25 point lead a few months before his election and then he lost badly. they solve bob bennett in decent shape and then he did not get on the ballot. mitch mcconnell plus camp and folks thinks he is in good shape that they are not taking risks. he is as john yarmouth, in a safe louisville district. matter what goes on with the healthcare law, he is in good shape. what does it mean if he loses in the primaries? guest: we have seen these tea party upsets before. future of thethe republican party is looking toward 2016. if you can upset someone like mitch mcconnell in a red state like kentucky with a guy who has no public record and is a total nobody until he jumps in this race, it shows that the power of grassroots is ascend

harry reid will hold a fund-raiser for mitch mcconnell's political opponent. senate lied ares don't usually get involved in bill frist did to tom daschle in '04 and now reid is doing it to mcconnell. finally, i'm going to answer your twitter questions tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. more is better. that's why we designed the all-new nissan versa note, with more technology, to get you into, and out of, tight spots. and more space so that you always have your favorite stuff. and just for good measure, an incredibly efficient 40 mpg highway.

it is tagging mitch mcconnell with shutting down the government. do you think that he is sending ted cruz a thank-you note this morning for that? he is being primaried on the right by the tea party. he has a tough race on the left. and now he's tagged with probably one of the most unpopular things across this country, shutting down the government. >> i think mitch did a very good job of showing good leadership in the last several days when he came out and said, in the press, i'm going on vote for cloture on the limiting debate. he didn't have to do that. if he was totally worried about a primary race, he might have gone a different direction. but it's leadership. that's what this is all about. and i think that's what he showed there. i think that's what you're going to see during the next 72 to a week -- 72 hours to an hour to the next week. >> let me forecast even ahead to the debt ceiling. do you think it was a smart strategy, senator casey, for president obama to come out early and say, he's not going on negotiate on this. and before anyone can

clearly mitch mcconnell is in trouble. polls show he's unpopular.ce is neck and neck. sometimes he's up, sometimes she's up. he's worried about a primary challenge. clearly he is in trouble. she has a lot of democratic support. they see this as a real race. i would argue if the best thing that happened 0 mitch mcconnell is that his opponent has a big fund-raiser with big democratic support, it's no wonder his obvious sign he's really in trouble. >> mcconnell has going after grimes as a tool of barack obama and reid. here he is last month at fancy farm, the famous nearly kentucky political picnic. patronizingly he imapplies her dad is running her campaign. here he is taking on his female, his woman opponent who i think that's going to be a fact too, gender. let's watch to say how nice it , how nice it is to see jerry back in the game. like the loyal democrat he is, he's taking orders from the obama campaign on how to run his daughter's campaign. is the senate going to be run by a nevada yes man for barack obama who believes coal makes you sick or the

mitch -- will this still work? he's going to keep going down this road, mitch. what about it?re exactly right, ed. in fact, florida economists have said that, you know, an improvement in a state like florida, most states, will obviously be based on national trend so we can thank president obama. but specifically florida economists have talked about there is absolutely no data to back up what governor scott is saying. and specifically, if it was true, as you just mentioned, that what should have happened is that floridans should be doing better, above the national average, instead, unfortunately, for floridaions , doing worse. the growth data is not the same as the national level. still below the national average. this is the same guy, rick scott, of course, who had an opportunity to create jobs the first time he had a direct role in creating jobs, in which he was presented with a bullet train. and the most conservative estimate said, it would create 23,000 jobs in florida. he killed the bill. that's rick scott. >> he did. he has been a big obstructer and now he's trying to cha

mitch mcconnell has a two front war going on. he has to worry about this primary, which he is favored to win, but he cannot take a challenger like matt bevin for granted. he has that edible democratic challenger, -- he has a credible democratic challenger, who has been hitting him from the left but she is trying to make her page as a more pragmatic reg -- pragmatic democrat. host: we are talking to josh kraushaar of "the hotline." we would love to take your calls. what about political risks for democrats? we have talked about republicans and the dissension between them. what could this mean for democrats and the white house? guest: there are new stories coming out on a near regular basis about major employers -- ups, trader joe's. we saw the cleveland clinic and -- cleveland clinic news. they companies are laying off workers and dumbing some of the workers they have been covering on their insurance plans -- dumping some of the workers they have been covering on their insurance plans. even president obama delayed one big element,

. >> when's mitch mcconnell going to call him on this? >> he's in a tough spot.e has his own tea party challenger in kentucky. he has to watch his own back as well. i think eventually when it comes down to it at the eleventh hour, maybe the eleventh hour and 55th minute, mitch mcconnell will come in and say we have to cut a deal. that's the history with mcconnell. so that's what the white house is hoping for. that some sanity will prevail down the road eventually. but we're running out of time. >> this is not the way the american government has succeeded all these years. it would have been a dysfunction. this running one person -- i always wonder how the dallas cowboys became america's team. how does this guy become america's senator? >> i don't know. but the question about the demagogue, it may be that you need something like the debt ceiling to hit for that to end. >> demagoguery is a great way to get lights for awhile. thank you sam stein. >>> coming up, you're going want to stay tuned now for this. i'm about to play "hardball" with a fresh republican from my

from the senate and house to authorize use of force, and this morning the senate minority leading, mitchcconnell of kentucky, announced that he has never been in favor of the participate's foreign policy, and announced that he will not be voting to authorize force, several other senator have also moved into the no column. so the president prepares to address the nation tonight. dell? >> the president is going to address the nation at 9:00 this evening, are we still expecting a push for military strike or more diplomacy or what? >> i think that the president will continue to make the case of the fact of the use of chemical weapons, so i think he will continue to make the case while saying the window of opportunity is open for a diplomatic solution. but there won't be a vote before next week at the earliest, so there's still some time for the administration to get the votes that he wants, and at the end of the day, it is still his decision as commander in chief. we know he can go ahead if they say no. >> randall take you very much. >>> france is saying it will introduce a resolution requir

mitch mcconnell's female rival was called an empty dress and cory booker is facing crime.ng us is viviana and ryan riley a justice reporter for "the huffington post." it's great to have you here. let's start out in kentucky. democrats are outraged over the national republican senatorial committee spokesman e-mail to the hill slamming mitch mcconnell's opponent who is alison gri alison grimes. parrots the talking points handed to her by chuck schumer or she babbles after for getting to read her homework assignment. she's an empty dress. viviana, break this down for us. there are people who will call men empty suits. do you think it's apples to apples that use that phrase and a political contender? >> i think it's fair in the sense that you said, we've heard about an empty suit, as women become more active in the political atmosphere, it's very likely that we're going to start to hear more of that. it sits very poorly with women voters and it really feeds into the story line that the gop has about a so-called war on women. in the case of mitch mcconnell and repeatedly voted

. >> reporter: that is mitch whalen's house.ust a little overgrown. >> reporter: zimmerman was not. >> that house reminds me of a haunted house. >> reporter: before and after pictures show over the years whalen's house has undergone some kind of miracle gro transformation. zimmerman could overlook the jack and the beanstalk landscaping, she says, if it weren't for all the other antics she's documented over the years. she says whalen threatened her with a real knife, and a pretend gun. >> he's out there. [ imitating shooting noises ] >> reporter: she says her surveillance cameras show whalen has also been shooting a laser beam into her house at night . but what really hurt a few years ago, she says he began, questioning her son's paternity. she says whalen painted a message on one of his trees. >> it was on the side right facing our front window, in big orange letters, which my son has orange hair, it said, dna, right on the front of the tree. >> reporter: and she says there's the name calling. >> calling me a whore, calling me a

the netflix idea was so irresistible because the cast is so large and mitch didn't want to leave anybody out or give anybody short shrift in a movie. but in coming back and doing new episodes he could catch the audience up with you know this amazing amazing hilarious cast led by jason bateman would have been better on to believe probably i think maybe if it had been on cable it might never even left they do this whole digital world with they were on i think this whole internet the whole as it we were to we were too early in but but brian grazer and myself and and steven spielberg and and jeffrey katzenberg tried twelve or thirteen years ago to do a thing called pop dot com and it was basically the idea that you know people would want to get intertainment directly off their laptops we didn't know about you know sort of cell phones and things like that then but it's always made sense to me an book i make a movie especially a thing like rush i really hope people will see it on the big screen but more than anything i care about the story and however people choose. to do the areas the story t

folks like leader mitch mcconnell who say they're not going to stop that. they're not trying to whip up votes to put that brake on. instead, what we'll be watching later on in the week is an amendment process to try to get that obamacare funding dealt with. >> thank you very much. we want to go to kenya now where that country's president is saying that several floors have collapsed inside that mall where that stand off is now in its fourth day. we're joined live now, peter, what can you tell us about the reports of the floor collapsing and the deaths? >> reporter: i find it difficult to hear what you said, but what the kenyan president just told the nation, they have defeated the terrorists in his word. they have captured 11 of them. 5 are dead and death toll stands at 72 including 61 civilians. you were talking about the dead who are still trapped. they did say the floors of the shopping mall has collapsed, and as far as this country is concerned, as far as the president of this country is concernconcerned, the terroriste been defeated. >> i get the sense

classic planet ponzi makes a great christmas gift mitch welcome back to the kaiser report fantastic to be here max all right mitch you have charts and as always and this is the fed's balance sheet chart tell us about it warren buffett says the fed is the greatest hedge fund in history is this what the chart is telling us i don't know if i would call them a hedge fund but mr mr buffett has certainly profited off the backs of everybody else because he has a heads up as to what the fed is going to do pretty much because they're in constant why would you fault hedge fund well i think they have deep pockets in other words they've got printing presses and so on security they buy and securities in the open market they buy stocks they buy and sell gold they buy and sell bonds and they're trying to make money just like a hedge fund and then there's sixty to one leverage how is it different deutsche bank you know is it different in goldman sachs is just bigger version of the same nonsense but there's only one problem with that max you're right in when the aspect but they're only buying so it'

max all right mitch you have charts and as always and this is the fed's balance sheet chart tell us about it warren buffett says the fed is the greatest hedge fund in history is this what the chart is telling us i don't know if i would call them a hedge fund but mr mr buffett has certainly profited off the backs of everybody else because he has a heads up as to what the fed is going to do pretty much because they're in constant why would they fall to hedge fund well i think they have deep pockets in other words they've got printing presses and so on security they buy and securities in the open market they buy stocks they buy and sell gold they buy and sell bonds and they're trying to make money just like a hedge fund and then there's sixty to one leverage how is it different deutsche bank you know is a different goldman sachs is just bigger version of the same nonsense but there's only one problem with that max you're right in when the aspect but they're only buying so it's the giant motel there's a big welcome sign for these toxic assets and for treasury bonds but there is no way o

it's about mitch mcconnell and john cornen, the ultimate betrayal.ause they do not stand with ted cruz in this thing he is doing which is really not a filibuster, that won't change anything at all. mitch mcconnell is a turncoat. turncoats who have surrendered to barack obama! who is, like caesar here, i guess, maybe. when you have worked yourself up into such a froth that your enemies are the nazis and judases and the british empire circus of 1776, that makes it i think hard to admit that what you are doing makes no sense and that maybe it is time to think about how you're going to explain what you're going to do next. and so pointlessly not only has today happened, but it is still happening right now. do we just chock this up to these guys getting their ya-yas out or does this have any substantive consequence at all? senator ted cruz lecturing his colleagues how to achieve actual change during his pretend filibuster today was witnessed in part by producer casey hunt. thank you for being here. >> thanks, rachel. >> so in terms of timing, what's going

reports that senator republican leader mitch mccome is gaining interest for a measure that could keep the government funded for another week. that would give both sides time too iron ounce a deal. this after the senate rejected the amendment for a short-term spending bill that would declay the health care law. but house republicans are not exactly taking no for an answer. now considering a counteroffer to delay key elements of the healthcare law including the individual mandate and scrap healthcare sub days for the president and congress. senate majority leader harry reid made it clear, it ain't clean or it ain't happening. and ditto, president obama, who says he is open to negotiate as long as runs stop insisting on cutting funds for his healthcare law. but republicans, particularly conservative republicans, are not doing that. democrats equally adamant they damn well better do that. which means this. lights out at midnight unless a miracle happens and soon. >> we just got word -- welcome to you -- that at least they a agree on this much. they'll protect the military in the event of