you have paul brown looking to run for a senate seat in georgia.e calls evolution a big bang theory. less straight from the pit of hell. he suggested the president abides by the soviet constitution. democrats are hoping he runs. they're thinking they could really take georgia. i mean, you got all of this going on at the same time you have cantor trying to at least give the rhetoric of being more reasonable when he really -- the devil's in the details. we're not hearing the details, krystal. >> and we're seeing this group sponsored by karl rove trying to come out to support more mainstream candidates against people like paul brown. but you can't spend four years where your only ideology is calling the president is socialist trying to convince the american people that he wants to take down the country with his socialist rhetoric and kill babies and take our guns. then the country didn't believe it, but their base bought into a lot of that. you can't spend four years doing that then turn around and say we don't want these candidates who's reflecting t

steve king and paul brown are howling in fur yi that big shots like rove are saying who should be theepublican nominees and who shouldn't. today it was eric cantor's turn. he wants change. the super hawk of the party gave his manifesto at the city's nonprofit war room, the american enterprise institute. what he came out for, nom tu decree that colleges have to conduct employment surveys to say what jobs there are for history majors, english majors. i guess he wants to cut down on these people taking liberal subjects in college that allow you to think and express yourself. he sounds like he wants the federal government to have become a helicopter mom hovering over all of us. and they say democrats are intervening in people's live. what will republicans do next to try to defrekt from their history of starting unnecessary wars, chasing may norths and others from the polling places. helping me to explain the latest republican face lift are john feehery and dee dee myers. we'll start with this. we know karl rove plans on finding more electable republicans candidates as he finds them. what

while steve king, tea party general, joe walsh, rish limbaugh, mark levin, paul brown, all the inhabitants of the could could nest because karl rove is drawing lines in the sand. want republicans to win, cut out the crazies. beat the democrats stop giving them easy targets, rape candidates and stop making the democrats look smart and reasonable by running stupid and crazy candidates. the joy is i have to say this, it's really quite funny, each of the right wing factions thinks they are the sane ones, the ones that have to protect the party from the others. tonight, the duel of the death drives deeper, do or die, fight to the death, winners run against hillary clinton. the losers say it's not their fault they lost. wait a minute. that doesn't make any sense and neither does this fight on the right for the right to say you're right and with me tonight are two msnbc political analysts joy reid of the grio and david corn from mother jones. it's a joy to watch this, watch rove running around as a new matt dillon cleaning up the party, cleaning up main street from all the bad guys when, in fact,

while steve king, the infamous joe walsh, rush limbaugh, paul brown, all the inhabitants of the cuckoo nest are scrambling because karl rove is drawing lines in the sand. rape candidates, witches, second remedy amendment types. stop making the democrats look smart and reasonable by running candidates. the joy is that each of the right-wing fascists thinks they are the same ones. the ones who have to protect the party from the others. tonight the duel to the death drives deeper, it's do or die, fight to the death. the winners get to run against hillary clinton. the losers get to say it's not their fault they lost. that doesn't make sense. neither does the fight on the right. with me tonight are two msnbc political analysts. joy, it really is a joy to watch this. to watch rove running around as a new matt dillon cleaning up the party, cleaning up main street from all the bad guys, when many people would say karl rove has been the problem from, well, since 2000 when he brought dubya in. >> i love the way you call him the cuckoo's nest. karl rove's whole strategy is he found a way to convi

. >> hello my name is paul let brown. i'm here again, it's coming up open another year my son was murdered. 30s rounds of built left that gun and went into my son. i'm here and whatever i can be to bring awareness to members of homicide. my son is still gone. a lot of parents - i stand for a lot of parents who can't even do this. i will continue to do this. i'm in school now trying to get my alcoholic and other degrees. we're talking about trying to beware guns. our children are still dying, lying on the street and their blood going down the gutter. i'm tired of hearing about people's children getting murdered everyday. i relive this everyday and i walk out the door everyday looking at where my son laid. as i think about it i have to keep my son and other people's children in the public's eye. how long are we going to have to do this? this is my therapy and my strength. >> thank you any other members of the public wishing to speaker? seeing noun think the public comment is closed. >> and we have the retirement system rega

. >> hello my name is paul let brown. i'm here again, it's coming up open another year my son was murdered. 30s rounds of built left that gun and went into my son. i'm here and whatever i can be to bring awareness to members of homicide. my son is still gone. a lot of parents - i stand for a lot of parents who can't even do this. i will continue to do this. i'm in school now trying to get my alcoholic and other degrees. we're talking about trying to beware guns. our children are still dying, lying on the street and their blood going down the gutter. i'm

. >> i see at a town hall meeting that congressman paul brown had in the tenth district in georgia.t was in jackson. everybody wanted -- he was there to talk about spending deficit and debt. everybody wanted to talk about gun control. almost to a person everyone said the only reason why the government wants me to go through background checks is so they know what background i have and how many guns i have so they can take my guns. that's what the perception is. >> there's a lot of paranoia. the there is no such plot a foot from anybody involved. of course the president is out of touch with the sport with the family traditions. that's why the picture was posted. >> here's a simple solution. all gun control ought to apply to everybody that includes the body guards anybody who works for the department or agency. if you don't think i need this or that weapon to protect my family you don't need yours. i am saying all americans are worth the same. my family is eerie bit as valuable as anybody else's family when he works in congress or the branch. >> we have to leave it there. stay tuned. w

let's teal with the fact that you have a man named paul brown who announced today his bid for the georgiaenate. this is a guy who calls evolution and the big bang theory live straight from the pit of health. he sug jeszed the president abide by the soviet constitution and he called snookie more substantive than the president of the united states. he might say it with a better tone, but how do you take this out there and act like this is something that the american public can even entertain having to represent them in a senate or any other office. >> well, it's not. but those aren't the tenants of the republican party. but this is an out liar trying to throw bombs, as i mentioned, and get there and roll up his sleeves and say how do we get the ball rolling forward. the other guest just mentioned, marco rubio. great example. he's also a tea party member. he's a very conservative man, but he's also very practical. he understands you can't take these hard lines. people talk about reagan all of the time. he had a conversation one time and said listen, shawn, would you be for amnesty? no. would

in georgia, paul brown appears to be running for senate. he's a guy who thinks president obama only opposed the soviet constitution. over in iowa, steve king isn't ruling out a run. he's currently pushing a bill to stop what he calls anchor babies. but what can i say about this next possible candidate for new jersey? >> there can be a new vitalization of the republican party concept where we extolled the vir which yous of the good business and fiscal policy. >> i'll be here every friday until such time as it's no longer legal. >> geraldo rivera leading the gop comeback? i don't think so. joining me now is e.j. e.j., thavnnks for coming on tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> first, what do you make of scott brown's decision? >> i think it's a good decision for him. and i think democrats are very gleeful. if they dance jigs, i think harry reid is dancing one. he was the one candidate who could win that seat. he was running even or slightly ahead of markey. and while i think he was not as strong as he was going to be, he was when he

krystal, if karl rove wasn't happy with todd akin, he's not going to be happy with congressman paul brownay. he described embryology as a pit out of hell. >> amazing. if he were to win the republican primary, democrats would have a shot at winning that seat in georgia which normally we would never have a real chance at winning. and that's what karl rove and -- that's what the republican establishment is concerned about. here's the thing can karl rove. you cannot spend four years trying to convince the country that the president is a lying socialist intent on destroying america and killing babies and confiscating guns and then turn around and say oh, we don't like the candidates who support those views that we have ourselves been pushing for the past four years. so this is the chickens coming home to roost now. they have to have over a long period of time an evolution where they are convincing their base that they need to have more moderate candidates, more moderate positions. that's going to take time. >> do you agree with krystal? >> i agree with krystal 100%. they have to have more mode

right here, congressman paul brown who is running for the senate in ga gae, he sent out wednesday a fundng letter with this quote. i was the first member of congress to call him a socialist who embraces marxist, lenninist policies like government control of health care and redistribution of welt. this obama-bashing and extreme distortion of the president is still being used by some republicans in statewide office who are already members of congress. >> there are conspiracy theories that are put out than worst than what you see on the cover of national inquirer. at some point, we say enough with the distraction. we have to deal with our own party. and at some point, we have to deal with what's immediately before us. they have reasons why they can't support immigration reform. reasons why they can't implement the buffet rule. i mean, you continue to go on and on. and, now, from the president's state of the union address, reasons why they can't support a minimum wage increase. like, it's not about the president's any type of conspiracy theer riff they can come up with. this is really about

. >> i see at a town hall meeting that congressman paul brown had in the tenth district in georgia. jackson. everybody wanted -- he was there to talk about spending deficit and debt. everybody wanted to talk about gun control. almost to a person everyone said the only reason why the government wants me to go through background checks is so they know what background i have and how many guns i have so they can take my guns. that's what the perception is. >> there's a lot of paranoia. the there is no such plot a foot from anybody involved. of course the president is out of touch with the sport with the family traditions. that's why the picture was posted. >> here's a simple solution. all gun control ought to apply to everybody that includes the body guards anybody who works for the department or agency. if you don't think i need this or that weapon to protect my family you don't need yours. i am saying all americans are worth the same. my family is eerie bit as valuable as anybody else's family when he works in congress or the branch. >> we have to leave it there. stay tuned. we are go

he's right up there with this minage ree with paul brown. >> we have a very, very urban senator, barackgoing to run for president. we've got to stand up and say we're not going to pay slavery reparations in the united states of america. that was over a century ago. government can sit down and decide to pay reparations with money borrowed from the chinese. >> i'm sort of a thadeus stevens type of gie, but i haven't heard that raised as an issue. who is he arking with? >> there is 15 bills before congress right now that are reparations bills. >> there's no money to get out. >> people are still in it. i did a story about how aetna were out to make reparations. this is still in the news. >> i think this guy, steve king, is fighting an old horse here, riding an old horse. >> when these guys get out of their bubble of their districts, you cannot tell me in iowa, king is up. king is up in iowa. >> oddly, let me ask you a simple question. you're smart. not a good guy, necessarily, but a smart guy. you're h aurks iley sbs barber. how are you going to stop them from running? >> cash. >> you give

in a fund-raising letter for his senate campaign, georgia congressman paul brown has staked out an unusualegarding president obama. brown said, i was the first member of congress to call him a socialist, who embraces marxist policies like redistribution of wealth. okay, then. brown is currently the only republican officially running to replace saxby chambliss. >>> meanwhile, other in south carolina, republican senator lindsey graham's allies are planning to form a super pac to help his re-election campaign. graham's recent voting record has drawn some anger from conservatives, specifically the club for growth, and has led to speculation that the senator could have a tough primary next year. we'll see. some of the bigger, most likely challengers have said no, but if it happens, the new super pac gives more resources to graham, in addition to his already growing $4.4 million actual campaign account. and finally, nbc news has learned that general john allen is likely to withdraw his nomination to be the next nato supreme allied commander in europe. it's unclear why allen plans to withdraw, bu

we have got paul et brown and her son aubrie was brutally murdered and we are still looking for and trying to be able to bring a case against her assay lent and i know there is a reward for any information this that case and it just reminds me that while we are dealing with what is happening now i am pleased to see the department continuing to be tracking in and putting in an effort on the cases that have gone passed and not forgetting them. i wanted to acknowledge the department for that. >> commissioners, anything further? >> line item 4 d. >> i am sorry >> sure, commitinger turman. >> sorry, the next line, i know let's call it. >> line item 4 d. >> commission announcements and scheduling for items identified for the consideration at future commission meetings action >> any announcements? >> just that the next meeting will be here in room 400 at city hall and that is wednesday, february 6th. >> and we are having a community meeting on the 27th and i believe that we will have that nailed down and it is tentatively schedule for the saint vincent depaul. i will get that mailed out >> great.

paul brown made it official on wednesday that he will run for retiring senator saxby chambliss' senate-seat senate- paul broun. that's in the hill newspaper as is this article -- no schedule on when that vote may take place yet. finally, obama closed to nominating pritzker for commerce. tom in washington, d.c., thanks for holding. tom is an independent. what are your thoughts about sequestration? caller: thanks for taking my call and thanks for c-span, a great service to the country. it is disheartening to listen to all these calls from all these professionals and americans much older than myself who seem to have given up the idea of compromise. there are weeks left until sequestration needs to go through. nobody on the phone today is talking about negotiating to bring about a real resolution that both sides of the aisle can be happy with. i would be in favor of the substance of sequestration, the tax cuts and spending cuts and tax increases, excuse me, that happened in january. but we need to have discretion in how that occurs particularly with the military. it is disheartening that we can

coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown his cat attempt to help others. >>> a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti's last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a work release program in nearby south bend. >> he's going to be going through a nine-month process of getting a job, of getting his driver's license and getting a car, trying to orient him back into society, slowly. >> it's behind me now. a lot of friends there. but nothing else about prison -- other than that, i'm ready to go. never see me in khaki again. >> get your box. it's already been checked. >> i feel like a human being. i can finally wear clothes. that's part of the process to dehumanize you, put you in a khaki uniform where you're just a prisoner. now for people to see me in a suit, they're going to look at me l

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are joined on a live line by pamela paul who is a distinguished writer and published a book called "foreign affied." also the author of "start matrimony." >> senator brown held hearings on the effect. pornography on the family and i was there to talk about the impact porn had on relationships, marriages and children. >> the subcommittee held an entire hearing on the subject of pornography and its availability and volume. can you speak to that? >> sure. it used to be even just 10 or 15 years ago in order to have access to porn you have to go down to seedy side of town and go to adult theater or go to a news stand and buy a magazine and risk bumping in to your boss, wife. now that is available on the internet, satellite television, cell phones. ipod. no longer any barriers to entry. >> children seeking it out. >> children are looking at porn as long as toddlers. they tracked usage among young children of pornography. the average age is about 8 or 2 years old. >> was it the position of the subcommittee of the judiciary which includes brownback and specker and lindsay graham and teddy kennedy and diane feinstein and richard derbin. was it the position of th

the pope, he has to give up the shoes but remember, john paul ii wore the red shoes for a couple weeks early on in his pontificate, then wore brown can really do what he wants. he's the supreme pontiff, the supreme ruler of the church and he kind of can make the rules himself and benedict made these himself today. >> interesting. although as you said, raymond, i say this, you know, can't change the doctrine, right? you do everything. >> can't do that. he can protect the doctrine but not amend it. >> let me talk about one other thing. he wears a ring, fisherman's ring. describe it to me and why he's going to actually destroy it. it looks kind of fluorescent green or yellow on his finger. >> now, this goes back to 1265. pope clement iv referenced this ring in one of his letters to a nephew. it is the sign and seal of his office. when you look closely, you are seeing a picture there, it is a bas relief of st. peter leaning over the edge of the boat pulling in fish. this shows and indicates that the pope, whoever wears this ring, is the successor of st. peter, the first apostle. his name is em blazoned around the top of that bas reli

paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose police say a convicted felon could face life in prison under three strikes if he's convicted for a brutal assault and robbery. 54-year-old edward brown attacked a woman as she walked home on south ninth street february 11. brown punched her and slammed her head into the ground before grabbing her head. two good samaritans were hurt while trying to help her. police arrested brown two days later. >>> the city council is supposed to go over a proposal from chp. >> we have been giving chp a grant over the last few weeks and i'm hoping that could continue. we're asking the council to make the money a match. >> the money would pay for 10 chp officers and two sergeants. the chp began patrolling the city back in december on its own budget but plans to end those patrols by the end of this month. >>> people taking prescription drugs to get high could be arrested as drunk drivers under legislation introduced today. the bill's author lou carillo says there should be zero tolerance for driving under the influence of controlled substances. the measure would include painkillers such at oxicotin, vicadin and perkesit. >>> state lawmakers gathered at

. >>> we just learned scott brown has decided not to run for senate in the special election in massachusetts. we want to talk about the significance of this, paulas a lot of speculation that he was going to go for that seat. >> yeah, this was the biggest question in campaign news this year, would brown return to the senate. he succeeded the seat for ted kennedy but lost to elizabeth warn in the election, and the question was will he make that bid in june because this will fill the seat of john kerry, and the answer is no, he will not be making a bid for senate, and maybe a chance to run for governor or trying to make money in the private sector. i think democrats will breathe a sigh of relief, and it's a better chance to keep the seat in democratic hands. >> all about the balance. >>> hiring continued at a slow and staedy pace, and employers added 157,000 jobs in january and that's slower than the 196,000 jobs added in december. unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 7.9%, and construction was one of the strongest sectors to add jobs thanks to the rebound in the housing market. and you are probably going to like what you see. in morning the do

paul ii. saw his own demise and spoke to people about it. do you believe there's any cause for intrigue or something different on its face? >> like another dan browng. >> is it? >> i don't think so. i think it's a frail man who realizes it. he saw john paul ii and was very close to that whole scene of him deteriorating, and he doesn't want that for himself. he talked two years ago about the possibility of a pope resigning if in ill health, and he's following through with what he said would be a good thing to do. i don't buy the intrigue part of it at all. >> and a pope can resign. they're throwing around the world abdication, this is not a throne. he's not throwing it away. >> the pope does have the right to resign. now, granted the last time it happened was 600 years ago when there was intrigue about who the real pope was. pope gregory said, i'm going to resign. you all figure it out. a pope can resign in modern times. you look at pope john paul ii, and say, if anyone should have resigned, it was he. parkinson's, couldn't get around. i think it's the visual image of a man incapacitated. people say, how much is he really doing then? how much does

brown is doing it in the house right now. i can understand wanting to audit a federal reserve under alan greenspan or under paul volcker years ago, but now you have ben bernanke who has made the fed more transparent. he's got these news conferences going. they have opened up the minutes. i mean, what is it that you don't know about the federal reserve that you'd want to know by auditing their books, an independent agency, by the way? >> i think people need to know that the federal reserve has probably been the biggest culprit towards the worsening of the business cycle that we've had. we have a much more disruptive business cycle than we've ever had before the federal reserve. people need to know that interest rates, the price of money, needs to fluctuate like other prices and when the federal reserve sets the interest rates, it incorporates and brings in these massive boom/bust cycles, the housing bubble being the most prominent of these, and that the federal reserve needs to be scrutinized. it needs more scrutiny. >> what would an audit accomplish though in that regard? >> an audit would let us look back at the policy, a l