. >> they don't have no beef, no steak, no beef, no turkey. what else they don't have around here, man? >> don't let them kid you. they get good well-balanced meals. they feed them a lot better than they ever fed us in the marine corps. they eat good. >> i've been here five years and they haven't had a steak. not even a little piece of steak, none. all of your brown beef is like processed. my question is, where's all the beef at? >> but today's a good day, huh? >> i'm a vegetarian, so -- >> why are you asking where the beef is then? >> because that's what made me go vegetarian. >>> next on "lockup: raw." >> that's my buddy there. makes it a lot easier if you have a roommate you get along with, something in common with. >> a good cellie is key to an inmate's survival, but a potential threat to a "lockup" camera man. >> it was at that moment, that one little moment where i thought, uh-oh, what have i done? what have i done? @ñ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> there's certain ways that you conduct yourself in her

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for the party and democrats considering a presidential run want an invitation to speak at the steak fry, nos were joe biden and san antonio mayor julian castro. biden's attendance fired up speculation about a possible presidential bid in 2016. so "the ed show" decided to do a straw poll of its own. we asked folks, who do you want to see as the democratic presidential nominee from the middle of the country in 2016? >> i'm a big supporter of hillary clinton. >> well, i like joe biden. i supported him in 1988, and he ran before. the first time. hillary would be an excellent candidate. so i'm a little mixed with my feelings at the moment. >> i'm leaning towards hillary clinton. and i have always been a supporter of joe biden. but i'm leaning towards hillary clinton this time. >> you know, hillary clinton did pretty well in 2008 and i would like to see her run again. i support her all the way. >> i guess i would have to say don't listen, joe. i would have to say if i had to choose between the two, hillary. >> hillary clinton. >> i would go with -- joe is very capable. hillary is -- it's time for

some people like steak in the morning, stuart. stuart: no, no, i want you to define steak.espine an mcdonald's steak. when is a steak a steak? any old kind of beef or what? have you got a definition for me? >> well, it's steak and you can put it on any breakfast option, on the egg mcmuffin and pay instead of 2.49. you pay $3.49 and by the way, the breakfast sandwiches plus steak are still less calories than the big mac during the day and it's ala subway and wendy's offing steaks. it's mcdonald's offering that. stuart: looks like a hamburger to me. nicole: you can replace the sausage with steak. stuart: this was a test, nicole. how long can you speak to the issue of mcdonald's steak? so far you've done 45 seconds, i think that's pretty good. nicole: yeah, as long as you need, whatever you need, stuart, i'm here for you. stuart: thank you, nicole. the point is the stock is not moving. the dow is moving, it's up not a huge gain, but up 25 points in the early going. all right, for investors, syria now appears to be pretty much on the back burner. so, is the way clear for anothe

>> steak and cheese negative, salad? no kale, none of that stuff? no cleansing this week?> i'm cleansing in a different way. >> welcome to my world. >> so many days and nights spent together as partners have turned jenn penton and pat rogers into close friends. >> what's up with your voice? >> i was up all night, on the phone with my mom back and forth. >> what is going on with your sister? >> her situation at home is probably not going to last. i don't think the landlord that owns where they're living right now wants her there, just based on some of her issues with the court. i told her, well, he can't just throw you out. >> right. >> you know, they pay their rent. she hasn't caused any issues. >> right. >> but she doesn't want the police involved. i don't know if this is going have her on the streets. and if she leaves that home, i just don't know how long she can stay out of trouble. i'm not really sure what to do for melissa right now. we're kind of at a crossroad where i want her to be in a stable, healthy environment, but we're not sure where that is going to be. i d

after all, that means no more steak, no more caviar or vodka. based on these numbers even inhabits, i wonder if they could survive. i yield back. >> the house yesterday when not to reduce funding for the food stamp program yesterday. the vote was 217 to to 10. house members to gavel into debate funding for it fun and pass a september 30 deadline. it would defend the nation's health care law. but expects to happen about 11:00. you can see live coverage on c-span when they begin their day at 9:00 a.m. about one minute from now. life to the national press club or epa administrator, gina mccarthy will be talking. she testified before the house on energy and power on the same topic, where she said if left unchanged, climate change will be devastating to future generations and the earth. we expect remarks or epa administrator mccarthy in a moment. live coverage here on c-span 2. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning and welcome to the national press club. my name is angela grayling can come a reporter for bloomberg news on the 106th president of t

after all, that means no more steak, no more caviar or vodka. based on these members' eating habits, i wonder if they could survive. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon >> live house coverage when they return here on c-span. we want to take you live now over to the briefing by democratic leader, nancy pelosi, got under way just under five minutes ago. >> keep the government working. open and working for the american people. one will be the debt limit we'll be voting on, something to prepare for us to vote on for next week. shutting down the government is one bad thing. you shut it down, you open it up again. not lifting the debt limit is unleashing a torrent, a river of no return. it is beyond cataclysmic. as if the government shutdown wasn't bad enough for the american people, the republicans actually -- i don't like to use the word republicans because this is a name that has been hijacked by the -- a segment of the republican pa

we'll start with two steaks, rare. no dogs allowed! well!lking about? an invasion is when a bunch of people go somewhere and try to take it over. and i tell you, alien dogs are invading our world and trying to take it over. that's no ordinary giant rocket-powered bone out on that lawn. that's an alien space bone if i ever saw one. (others murmuring) and the creature that got out of it is not from this world. it's an extraterrestrial. extraterrestrial? hmm. interesting. let me just check something with my secretary. i hope she's planning to do something quickly. (car zooms by) was that the mayor's car that just sped by? yup. you say you've never heard of chuck nebula? huh-- for a king, he's not very well known. hey, did you see that? around the corner? it's a parade! (chuckling to himself) hey, it's that guy who was so mean to you. and now he's stealing that weenie cart. i have to do something about this. (buzzing) whoa! what's going on? what's happening? i'll tell you what's happening. you are getting a lesson in manners. first you were not

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no carb household. trains, three, four hours a day, si six days a week. my fridge is, steaks, all protein. or chuck norris. >> jimmy: rotweiller in the house. you have a disdane for vegans, vegetarians people who do not eat meat? disdain, a way of putting it? >> i am happy to eat vegetarian every day for a while in india or great vegetarian meals in israel and middle east. but you, know my wife for a -- an article for her training regimen decided to go vegan for a week. and bribed me basically to join her in this lunacy. so for two, for two whole days abe te an eternity i had to eat at vegetarian restaurants in new york. a mystery why every steakhouse treats vegetable with more love and respect, than these restaurants. no respect, all the sort of airline broccoli, sludgy meat substitutes, satan, it's satanic all right. it's like wallpaper paste. and they shape it into meat-like shapes apparently. like, you know, if you are going to be vegetarian, eat vegetables. everyone in the place is eating fake hamburgers. >> jimmy: it is weird. they'll sell it. go to the supermarket. make like tofurke

going to the jim dinner, which most of the guys were having steak dinner and apple pie, and baked potato and a beer. and just to be a dissenter, no was a big deal. and in walked reagan with george bush. and george bush, as vp, had been a member of the house and knew how it worked. you got to connect with these guys. and i knew there was something that would help him get elected, every democrat took their picture. >> most of the democrats don't want their picture, that would hurt them. >> reagan being from notre dame, he had a lot of democrats who liked him. and i think this president doesn't have a lot of republicans that like him. this makes it a tougher time, by the way, it is politics, not civics, guys and women who believe in what they do. tip was the classic liberal who served, got elected 50 times as a liberal. he totally believed in helping people. and you know what? reagan respected him liking people and wanting to help people. he actually understood him. and ron reagan is on our program a lot of times, it wasn't personal. >> search for compromise, we need it now. chris matthews, thank you very much. again, the book is "t

steaks, $2. we always had cold beer. but guess what, we had a rule that there would be no political speeches. can you imagine?alked politics. and i recall the first event having less than 50 people. but you know, it was kind of fun. so we have just kept on doing it. no texting or facebook postings, you had to be there. then tom began to invite guests who spoke and we moved to the mueller farm, a bigger space, started having larger crowds and upped the price of the steaks and by 1987, the event features candidates running for the presidency, paul simon, gore sr. were al all among them. in 1991, tom announced for president at the steak fry on mueller's farm. [cheers and applause] >> actually, that was one of our best ones. in 1992, candidate bill clinton was the guest. nd he came back in 1996 as our president. [applause] >> so the harkin steak fry over the years has become a real tradition. rain or shine, we have been in mud, wind, cold, and some very hot weather. a couple of people have even told me they got engaged at a steak fry. [laughter] >> through the years the constant has been tom fighting for us, for

no loss of life. we heard, oh, the president's credibility is at steak, it's been lost, if this is the end result and this works, does any of there apply? >> i think you have critics of the administration saying they sure don't look like they know what they are doing. what you said, they got the result they wanted. i think the one sort of common theme in all the president's remarks have been this sort of agonized quality to it. you could not accuse him of being eager to go to war. he was painfully, his hand was being forced, why the united states was felled 0 take this action in his view. but you would not accuse him of rushing into the fray as this sort of car kature as a warmonger. so the fact that they got the result they wanted, which is not to go to war and to have a diplomatic solution, i think those things can be true, right, it can be the case they stumbled into this, didn't know what they were doing. i think 245i have lost credible and if you lock at the polling, the trust of obama's foreign affairs. is it all time lows? i think at the same time, people on the whole, not just members of cong

steak in coca-cola.  i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. ken cuccinelli's ad twists the facts. terry mcauliffe had no role in running the company and owned just 1/1400th of the company's stock. it's ken cuccinelli we should worry about. pursuing an extreme agenda. interfering in our personal lives. and waging war on abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >>> they are words you often see on> your foodhe labels, glue freegluten, andprobiotics, but e the same thing you put in your body on your skin? >> how about probiotics, similai to the good bacteria in your yogurt to keep your digestive system going, but this probiotics is a bit different.fn they claim calmer skin, it helps to repair dna dan damage to then cells by the probiotics complex. >> and what it does, is it nurtures -- >> founder spent eight years work in pharmaceuticals, the food grade skin care is real and growing. >> it's not a trend, it's the skin care, listing the ingredients and wanting to avoid certain ingredients, which are less favorable than others. >> reporter: green expe

steak fry. you can see that event live beginning at 3 p.m. eastern here at c-span. >> yes, the world is changing. no, we can't control every event. but america remains the one indispensible nation in world affairs. and as long as i am president i intend to keep it that way. >> when the president in the earlier clip is talking about we're the indispensible nation what he doesn't want us to talk bout, we don't know how to win wars. we have by virtually any measure the best military in the world. we certainly spend more on our military than basically the rest of the world put together. but we don't know how to win wars. and it seems to me that there really ought to be a very serious national conversation as to why is that the case? where does the fault lie? is it our politicians, are too stupid? is it our generals are inept? is it the size of the forces are too small? or is it -- and this is my belief -- is it the fact that by its very nature war is unpredictable? to go to war is to roll the dice. and you might win, and you might not. >> more with retired army colonel and princeton history professor to

no letters or emails to indicate romance. his hard drive is loaded with visits to online poker sites. - a degenerate gambler. - also, he had unpaid business loans. remember, uh, bailey o'doyle's steakouse? - yeah. my brother-in-law had a big birthday there. at one time, that was the spot. maybe there's mob money in there. they favor baseball bats. - i'm checking with the accountant for investors. - okay. oh, and i got the requisite letter from the chief of ds, who happens to be a baseball fan. - oh, suddenly everybody cares, huh? - well, when you're down, there's nothing like death for a comeback. - here you go. a list of investors in bailey o'doyle's steak house. three of them invested $300,000. two of those have surnames of italian origin, but i don't think there's a mob connection. none of the names are in the oc database. but all three of them are all linked to bailey in another way. - how is that? - they all went to a private school with him, the silesian brothers academy. one of them is now dean of students at st. victor's in far rockaway. - and this guy denardi, he's a doctor at webster general? - mm-hmm. head of cardiovascular surgery. and--and greg foster is someone called

no, i'd love to though. here's one more google auto-fill. it's from shauna rhodes in taylor, michigan. it looks like she wants to know how to cook steak.onnie thompson? [ laughter and applause ] what? cannibal cooking. >> steve: it's the cookbook. >> jimmy: this next one here is from loredana savino. this is from yahoo answers. the question is -- "my friend told me she's lebanese, but she has a boyfriend. what's going on?" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's not good. >> jimmy: that's all right. all my college girlfriends became lebanese. it happens, i mean -- yeah, i know what you're talking about. this last one here is from chris tavarez in austin, texas. he saw this on his tv screen during a weather forecast. head indoors immediately you guys. [ laughter ] head indoors. there you go. that's all the time we have for screen grabs! [ cheers and applause ] if you have a funny screen grab, e-mail it to us at screengrabs@nbcuni.com or go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ screengrabs. stick around, we'll be right back with more "late night!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ one day, i want to win the science fair. and? and then go to colleg

no one. now, why is that so hard to believe? you a cop, too? got to admire a piece with a piece. maybe when we're done here, i could buy you a steak.hborhood named greg cardiff? ( laughs ) knew him-- till someone turned him into roadkill. you have a personal relationship with greg? we didn't travel in the same circles. 'cause we have a witness who saw you run him down. me? we're just trying to figure if this was an accident or murder. hey, whoever said that is full of it. i didn't hit no one! well, you were arrested for drunk driving in '86. then again in '91. so? not a big stretch you'd be out drunk driving new year's eve. three counts of assault and battery, public nuisance complaints. we even heard you turned your pit bull loose on a poor little dog. that mutt was a yappy little ... i did the neighborhood a favor. yeah, well, we're gonna do the neighborhood a favor now. bring you in, impound your car. i don't even have that car no more. matter of fact, i didn't have it that new year's, neither. convenient. happens to be true. got stolen that night. (r.e.m.'s "it's the end of the world as we know it") ♪ it's the end of the world

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starbucks and a cheese steak shot 3 that those three places suffered a little bit of flameout damage as well as smoke and water. this happened around 430 and the morning. fortunately no one was here at the time. a starbucks employee was just starting to arrive. she or he saw the smoke and called in when the fire department quickly came out. they put it out to when they do the amount of work it's a good chance that all three businesses should be able to open for the customers today. you could see it happened in the back of the building behind starbucks. i asked it is start because of something inside starbucks and she says now. there's a little area. possibly electrical. >>darya: we now know the mount diablo fire was started by someone target shooting. that's what investigators have determined. the fire burned roughly 31-hundred acres in and around mount diablo state park. the fire began near the town of clayton on sunday it forced the evacuation of about 100 homes. the fire is 95-percent contained, with full containment expected today. the cost of fighting the fire is about four-million- dollars. russia's president vladimir putin says that syria's move to join an int

no serious discussion in washington of stopping the eight. articles,in one of my stopping the aid for several months. >> thank you! thank you, thank you, thank you all very, very much. steak , 36 harkin 36th friday, 36th and we haven't fried a steak yet. i don't know where that name ever came from. as you heard, i have a better record, a better winning reak, 45 years of love and partnership with a woman by the name of ruth harkin. [cheers and applause] >> i thank you, ruth, for those keend words, a very formidable troduction by a formidable woman, the only woman county attorney at that time and the only democrat in the county courthouse. i ran for congress that year. i lost, ruth won. and i said she was the only democrat in the courthouse, only women prosecuting attorney in the state of iowa so i ran two years later for congress and more than once i heard it said that, well, if she is that good, he can't be that bad. [laughter] so i rode her skirt tails into office. and then ruth became the deputy general counsel at the department of agriculture appointed by president jimmy carter. [applause] >> and then she became the president and c.e.o. of the overseas private investme

steak fry. that begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> yes, the world is changing. no, we cannot control every event, but america remains the nation inensable world affairs, and as long as i am president, i want to keep it that way. what the president does not want americans to contemplate is we do not know how to win wars. we have, by virtually any measure, the test military in the world. basically thethan rest of the world put together, but we do not know how to win wars. it seems there ought to be a serious national conversation asking why that is the case. where does the fault lie? are our politicians to stupid? are our generations and that? is the size too small of the force? its very nature, war is unpredictable. to go to war is to roll the dice, and you might win, and you might not. >> more with a retired army colonel and princeton history professor sunday night at 8:00 ." c-span " "q&a >> c-span, we put you in the room at congo -- -- congressional hearings, white house event, and offer complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service