and msnbc latino.r attention to a story in "national journal." it says things are changing in your native state. the tea party isn't quite the power it may once have been. it also says senator graham is gambling that changing times and his own political skills will keep him safe in 2014 from a primary challenge by the tea party. do you think that's accurate? >> not after yesterday. >> oh, dear. >> not after he went to the floor and beat the living hell out of the libertarian, the liberty, the tea party favorite senator rand paul. there are a lot of conservatives in south carolina. i have spoke with two of them today who are itching -- after him going to the floor and excoriating senator paul for doing the filibuster, they are beyond apopeletic. he's tacking to the center on immigration, but what he did by going after rand paul, while i agree with what lind si said, which is all they were all quiet during the bush administration, he did, in fact, stir up the conservative base and they are beyond happy a

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you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. and if it's sunday, it must be -- >> former florida governor jeb bush. >> governor, we want to -- [ speaking spanish ] >> thanks for joining us, governor. >> governor bush, thank you. >> the former governor, six ways from sunday. if he's not running for something, what's he doing? >> i think it was very good for the president to have that dinner. >> i think the president has to stay directly involved. >> i don't think anybody came away from there expecting we're going to come up with some grand bargain. >> and three of the gop senators who broke bread with the president dished out. if there's no grand bargain, can we expect the fights to continue? >>> and there's something you don't see every day. a sitting congressman nearly 70 years old, suited up and in the ring. >>> in today's political headlines, security threats can sell the news conference with hagel and karzai. he's been in afghanistan meeting with troops and afghan leaders. >>> thomas perez could be the next labor secretary o

i mean, msnbc is still going to employ him no matter what. i don't understand, there must be something going on which i don't think the press explored about his relationship with this white house or i don't think he would have said it. >> there's no benefit to this white house if you're trying to portray yourself as the most open and transparent in history. we have to move on. patrick packston is the now former ombudsman for "the washington post." he delivered his final column, taking on a readers concern that the post has a strong pro gay bias. and he used access for the mail, and minimized the conservative view and unnamed reporter at the post, the reporter, the reason that legitimate media outlets routinely cover gays is because it's a civil rights issue of our time. journalism at its core is about justice and fairness and that's the view of the world that we espouse. therefore, journalists are going to cover the segment of society that's still in the treated equally under the the law. the readers writes, contrary to what you say the missi

. >> do you work for msnbc? i'm not thinking about running for president right now, because i've got a job to do here and i've got an obligation to all these folks. you can't worry about fourth grade until you finish third grade. you know? and i can't worry about this until i do this job. >> great question by that little girl. meanwhile, former secretary of state hillary clinton's support for same sex marriage reaffirmed that the issue is a litmus test for any democrat considering a potential presidential run in 2016. clinton's florida poll numbers prove she can big foot almost any competition. the guy who wants to be that competition, vice president joe biden, showed how much he's chosen to own an issue that will play well with the democratic base. but may prove tougher to defend in a general election. limits on guns. >> you know, it must be awful to lead a public office and concluding that even though you might believe you should take action that you can't take action because of a political consequence you fac

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. >>> joining us is ezra klein, msnbc policy analyst. thanks for being here. >> good to see you, rachel. >> occasionally republicans do not just talk about policy and get confused therein. occasionally they make policy the case with a big spending bill they left wifor the government shutdown they left for the president to sign today. is there something in policies they do enact that show they do understand those policies and believe in them more than this other stuff they seem to not even really understand? >> there are a couple of constants. lower taxes on rich people, not lower taxes for everybody, right? they don't like taxes, but letting the payroll tax cut expire was in fact their policy. lower taxes in general. lower taxes on richer wealthier americans. cutting social programs. entitlements they go back and forth. medicare they go back and forth. you remember mitt romney and paul ryan ran in the election as they were going to stop the democrats terrible intention to cut medicare, then paul ryan got back winto the house and writin a

but we're going to start the show tonight with the newest addition to msnbc. tonight we get the first primetime interview since he signed up to be a person who goes on tv with the architect of president obama's two national election victories. he was a senior adviser to barack obama before you had ever even heard of barack obama. and he arrives here now free to talk having left the administration behind at a time when he really is the guy you want to talk to. in part because so much is in flux in the stuff that he knows so much about. the president today and last night is now going around the leadership of the republican party to eat with non-senior republican senators and members of congress. the president hosted paul ryan today for lunch. he hosted 12 republican senators last night for dinner at a washington hotel. furthermore, the republicans' biggest publicity stunt in months was also pulled off yesterday without the knowledge of the party's leadership. senator rand paul essentially snuck onto the senate floor to start his epic filibuster yesterday without

o'. >>> nbc, msnbc senior political strategist. the university of chicago's institute of politics. and of course he's a former senior adviser for president obama. david, once again, thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> guantanamo's still open. the president wanted to close guantanamo but congress would not let him. still, though, since he has been president nobody has been sent to guantanamo. terrorism suspects have been killed by drones. a lot of them are killed in combat. a lot of them have been arrested by other countries. but today was only the second time in the whole obama presidency that we got word that a dude got captured. it was one guy in 2011 and there's one guy today and that's been it. the guy today is a terrorism suspect, in this case an al qaeda spokesman whose ties to bin laden include marrying a bin laden daughter. picked up in jordan. now apparently he's in jail a few blocks from here downtown. he's been criminally charged. he's going to be seeing a judge tomorrow morning. how is it possible that thi

you're watching msnbc, the place for politics.berg putting his money where his mouth is. the billionaire mayor puts up millions for ads on gun control, just as president obama gets ready for another road trip to rally the public. details on the latest messaging and a live report. >>> also, voting in north carolina could be very different next time around. we're going to talk with one man who is working to make sure that doesn't happen. >>> and when the stuff that he owned started owning him, he decided to downsize. what we can all learn from the tech millionaire leading a simpler life. >>> we'll get to all of those stories in a few minutes. first, our top political headlines. john kerry is back in jordan right now after making a surprise trip to baghdad, iraq, earlier today. he went to baghdad to talk about weapons that iran is sending to syria by flying over iraqi air space. meanwhile, back home, president obama has returned from his four-day trip to the middle east. the president received praise from mitt romney's former chief f

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the approach is now being mirrored on the drudge report and news.org and "msnbc" adding to that.also on "the huffington post" you will see that on media matters. so that is migrating on line as well but i think print problem is that feels like it's old newy are not making a lot of them anymore. last question. >> i wanted to ask you about the whole genre of allowing citizens to comment on youtube videos or news stories and so on and there is also an alum professor at the university of oklahoma and i wondered. one of the arguments she has made is the citizen democracy is allowing people to say incredibly racist things in on line spaces. so the people who could not respond to mash some of them shouldn't have. do you know what i mean? they couldn't do it and i wonder what you thought about this is doing for race relations in this sphere of the suppose of opening up of this space? >> what i think is you can't just focus on comments. it's just one part of the on line experience. and commenting, you can comment without attaching an amenity to it so people say a lot of ugly awful stuff b

and meanwhile you see chris mathews, msnbc overtly comparing n.r.a.ough the movie casablanca to the nazis and pointed not the first time he's tried to point them out as nazis, and i'm waiting for someone to denounce mathews for doing this. >> kelly: i see you actually nodding in agreement? could that be? >> i think that president obama bears a lot of responsibility for this. i mean, he is the chesire cat who disappears when he you need him. and what you're hearing from left wing people and xh commenttators who feels strongly about gun issues, where has he been-- >> and out after million people, 151 blacks are killed. 15 whites. juan williams, who has been a guest on this program also wrote about the race issue, saying talking about race in the context of guns would also mean taking on a subject that can't be addressed bypassing a law. the family breakdown issues that leave too many minority children to find social status and power in guns. is he right? will the media note? >> he's right, but the media won't talk about that. rand paul was 100% correct

eastern here on msnbc.again. >>> one week from now the supreme court takes up marriage equality. hearing arguments on california's proposition 8 on tuesday and then doma on wednesday. lbgt groups are planning over 100 events across the country to mark the historic legal debate. this is as a new abc news/"the washington post" poll shows support for marriage equality is at an all-time high riding at 58%. joining me to talk more about this is marriage equality director brian silva. it is great to have you here. as we talk more about that poll and we dig deeper we look at the evaluation of the youth vote. 18-year-olds to 29-year-olds. they back marriage equality at a wlo whopping 81%. yesterday hillary clinton came outputting that statement on vhrc website. her husband came out on march 7th for marriage equality to strike down doma. we have senator portman coming out. we have huntsman that's come out for marriage equality. has the tide turned? >> yes. there is a reason i have a big smile on my face. it's been a

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joining me today, msnbc contributor, ari melber, mana managing editor of the grio.com and msnbc contributor, the chief of msnbc's papal desk, mike barnicle is with us. the papal conclave is about to begin. the 115 cardinals are in the sistine chapel where they will sequester themselves until a new pope is elected. the first pope could be chosen as early as this hour. but that would be primary of sorts. no cardinal is expected to be named pope. beginning tomorrow, four votes will be held each day, two in the rng who, two in the afternoon, until one candidate regions the magic number of 77, which represents a more than two-thirds support. there is only one party, the catholic church, but rival factions have emerged. the cardinals who work in the vatican, have one side supporting the status quo, they are reportedly leaning towards backing milan's angelo scola. on the other side are the reformers, urging the church to take on vatican corruption and secrecy, this group is reportedly led by americans and they favor new york's timothy dolan and boston's cardinal sean o'mally. another north america

also an msnbc political annist.n dawson is a republican strategist and former south carolina gop chair. good to see both of you on a saturday. >> hey there. >> good afternoon, craig. >> karen, how happen will be the democrats be to have charlie crist in the race for governor? >> you know, look, i think the dynamics of the race in florida would be very interesting. you know, scott was, at one time thought, you know unbeatable and now he is having some trouble in the state. let's not forget in terms of the turnout, if crist does become the democratic nominee, the chances of his being able to pull out african-american, latino voters, remember, he doesn't even need to get the same numbers the president got during the presidential, but there is a cadre of voters there that he could pull out that there's no way scott, i think, could match. >> the incumbent, rick scott, he has had a bumpy ride, to say the least. he endorsed an expansion of medicaid in florida lieutenant governor resigned over a investigation into a charity

msnbc's chris jansing is live for us from the vatican with more. so, our man down there with you, giving you the play-by-play. george weigel seems to say that the longer this goes without a pope, the less likely the front-runner, cardinal scola, is to getting the job. >> reporter: that is the conventional wisdom, chuck. and i think that means that we still have to wait probably through several more votes, at least this afternoon and tomorrow morning. and if no one is elected pope, then people will start to think, well, maybe there are some divisions and they need to go to the alternative candidate. that alternative candidate could be good news if you're rooting for an american pope. and i can tell you, just being around rome, that certainly the tourism industry here is rooting for an american pope, because they think it will be money in their pockets. now, right here in rome, it's a little bit after 2:00 in the afternoon. they are not in conclave session, but it's actually, arguably, a more important time, because during the conclave, they don't ta

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joining us now is victoria difrancesco sorto and msnbc latino and williams, an msnbc contributor.o reduce a description of that beautiful relationship to the issue of taxes, but what is your view about how this will play out? will the supreme court find this particular section of the defense of marriage act unconstitutional? >> i think that they will, and you have to go back and look at two separate cases and justice kennedy and one was in lawrence and one was in texas. he sets up the language literally writes it into the case law and says, for all intents and purposes the due process clause must apply to all people. you cannot discriminate against people. he did not talk about marriage in that case, but he did write lawrence and he did write romer. he will probably write this next case and my guess is he will strike down roma and prop 8. the proof is in the pudding. it's there. let's be clear. what edith wanted was equal treatment not special treatment. gay marriage isn't a special right, it's an equal right. it struck down equal in the brown v. board case. we don't want separate

joining us tonight from the msnbc cable news network we have a basket of graduate degrees. actually it's rachel maddow who has a degree. she has earned them. earned them. not like me with the honorary doctorate although i still operate. [ laughter ] one day i won't kill one. [ laughter ] folks, next month marks the tenth and -- anniversary of the iraqi war. what do you get the paper, sphwhood this might be regret. how do you start it by starting another war. >> the obama white house is engaged in a war of words with "washington post" reporter bob woodward over the origin of the spending cuts. >> jon: oh, a war of words as long as one of those words isn't drone, really that's the kind of war you can get into with this administration. why would you word war with a ledge gend dairy word warrior like woodward? [cheers and applause] [laughter] hairball. [ laughter ] woodward, of course is the hand some redford half of woodward and bern styne. it goes back when he said the white house moved the goal post on the current sequester proceedings by suggesting tax increases inlew of cu

. >> msnbc, a new study documents the differences among the networks. how does roger ail run fox news and how much does the network reflect his conservative views? the author of a new biography is here. announced on the right for criticizing the republican party for alienating hispanics and gays and women and younger people and now the nrc are saying the same thing. is it time for an apology? the new hampshire reporter who told reporters she suffers from mental illness. the story that triggered an emotional outpouring. i'm howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." >>> it didn't take a ph.d. to figure out that things were strained between jay leno and nbc bosses when he took flack for jokes like this. >> the rating are bad. >> how bad. >> the biggest loser isn't just a tv show any more. it's our new motto. that's how bad it is. >> word leaked to the "hollywood reporter" and now nbc plans to drop leno towards the end of 2014 and hand "tonight show" to jimmy fallon. >> before we get started i have to talk about the rumors that came out today that says i

now, msnbc making a change at eight o'clock. >> oh. >> bill: ed schultz, your close personal friend, he's out and that makes 20 time slot changes for msnbc and cnn up against "the factor," 20, 20 people have come and gone on both networks and how should we process this? >> well, we should -- we should dance on the graves of our enemies. no, of course not. >> bill: that's not a christian thing. >> i'm joking of course. ed schultz said something about me at one point and never bothered me that much. other people were bothered by it. >> bill: did he apologize. >> yes, on television he left me he a voice mail. >> bill: that's good. >> and i wish all of my old friends at msnbc, i use today work there, i was fired there. i've got to think if you're fired from msnbc you're probably in a better place. >> bill: end up here on fox news, which i don't forsee that happening. >> i was a convert. maybe he could convert-- he used to be a conservative so maybe he'll come back to the fold. you can always hope so i wish him the best. >> bill: and the eight o'clock time slot, you know, what are they go

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i want to talk about msnbc, i spent a few good years at msnbc. good show there with pat buchanan in the afternoon. i know the network. they now have made a play, phil griffin, the president friend of mine, made a play to be the next fox but on the left. flat out. other than morning joe in the morning. right? they seem to be having some success. >> they're having incredible success. in terms of the exceptions of the rule like morning joe the key thing, this was true for roger ailes too the key thing is entertainment. you want folks to be entertained. you want your program to be compelling and personality-driven. now, the void that they were able to fill was the fact you've got all of the right wing voices in prime time on fox so let's put up a bunch of left wing voices in prime time on msnbc and that very much trickles throughout the network with a few notable exceptions. >> bill: right. very strong line-up in the evening with al sharpton who i must admit has done very well in the ratings. no experience it at all. they gave him a show. ed schultz,