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congressman paul brown of georgia is joining us from capitol hill. congressman, thanks for coming in. >> glad to be with you, wolf. >> how difficult of a position is the speaker in right now from your perspective? >> i'm very proud of the speaker. you see the american people have spoken very clearly. they don't want the government shutdown. they do not want america to default upon its debt but they don't want obama care and what this whole issue is all about. obama care is already destroying job creation. it's already hurting our economy. it's going to destroy the occupation relationship. it's going to destroy the quality of health care in america. it's going to destroy budgets from family budgets and business budgets all the way up to the federal budget and it must stop. that is what this fight is all about. >> but you know you're a physician. you know it's the law of the land. it was passed by the house and senate and signed into law by the president. the supreme court approved it saying it was constitutional. the president was reelected by 5 milli

and paul brown is charging forward. and in virginia where kuch nellie is tied to the shutdown is having real problems. this is just making the bottom fall out for his campaign. so if you're looking at the -- >> so you feel good about 2014? >> if you look at the politics of this, i think democrats are doing much better than republicans are, in a situation that democrats never would have asked for. don't want, would never want. >> just the opposite. they are sitting behind closed doors, secretly laughing, this is great. >> not true. >> contrary to what they're saying, they're not as happy with what's going on. that's why we see the panic and the hysteria. obama's polls are cratering. the pettiness, the way he's shutting down things he wants to shut down and lying about obama care. >> losing a lot of independents. >> yes. >> let's not talk about who's losing independence. >> we all seem, nobody challenges this, that everybody says we just want everybody to get along. i we want them skipping along, kumbaya. i want what's be

representatives michele bachmann , paul brown, lou del mar, charlie demint, steve king, peter king, those voting against the measure. we are awaiting a house vote to cut off a debate that allows the house to take a final vote on the legislation, and we will bring that to you. that is quite something. on wall street stocks finishing slightly lower but ended september with as strong monthly and quarterly performance. the dow falling 1209 points, the s&p and nasdaq closed down ten. volume on the big board, 3 billion shares. for the month the dow gaining more than 2%, s&p had nearly three. the nasdaq gained more than 5% on the month. joining me now, jonathan murray, managing director for ubs financial-services. good to have you with us. is this, do you think, this performance today, basically everybody just sort of throwing up their hands and saying, we are not amused by washington? >> yes, i think that is it exactly. i think that the private sector has been doing great. we have things like nanotechnology and reprinting and a wonderful development in the private sector with regard to health c

votes because they don't think this bill is extreme enough our members like michelle bachmann, paul brownnd steve king. weirdest voting block ever. joining me now bruce bartlet, he now writes for the new york times and the fiscal times. and patricia murphy, columnist for the daily beast. can i start with you? i am shocked at just how unresolved the conflict remains within the republican party. now we have rush limbaugh going after peter king. let us take a listen. >> peter king has just been trashing ted cruise in the republican conference. there is an effort ongoing to break tea party of republican tea party. they are not, the tea party is you and me. they are not going to wipe us away. >> republicans are at war with republicans. republicans are running ads against republicans. ted cruise is raising money for an organization that runs attack ads against his fellow sitting republican senators. this is no surprise to me and anybody who covered the 2010 elections, this is no surprise to them either. you started to hear grass roots republicans getting very frustrated. just think back and jus

congressman paul brown has his own unique view. he calls the evolution theory straight from the pit of hell. here he is with cnn's wolf blitzer. >> america is going to be destroyed, you say, by obama care? america? this united states of america is going to be destroyed if this law is fully implemented. is that what you're saying? >> it's going to take us off the edge. it's going to destroy our economy and push us into a total economic collapse of america. that's totally what i mean by it's going to destroy america. >> you know politics. are the republicans scared of the following in which order? are they scared of a real default because it's going to kill american economy in the world. we'll lose what we've had, we always pay our debts. and you know there are people like that in our on lives and people who aren't like that. are they more afraid of the reality or more afraid of the perception by the public that it's mainly the republicans' fault, 28%, lowest approval rating they've ever had for either party. what scares them more? t

in fact, a number of them like congressman paul brown said if there is a deal that does not include aelay or a defunding of obama care, he will not vote for it and there are a lot of these guys that feel this way. i think that the outside groups are finding themselves in the position in a lot of ways similar to what john boehner has. which is he's got these guys and they have these people now they have sort of created and helped bring along and they have become their own entity and it doesn't matter what the people that have helped them get their say. >> doesn't seem like the plan in either the house or senate right now is to actually move forward on anything that puts obama care out front. everything we're hearing in terms of what deal might be offered by the republicans, whether or not democrats are going to accept it is well passed focusing on obama care. does this mean those 50 or 60 are going to be left out in the cold no matter what happened? >> well, that's a great question. i think certainly in the senate, that's what the senate would like to do. most have gotten well past the

in fact, a number of them, like congressman paul brown said today, if there is a deal that does not includeelay or a defunding of obama care, he will not vote for it and there are a lot of these guys that feel this way. i think that the outside groups are finding themselves in the position in a lot of ways similar to what john boehner has. which is he's got these guys and they have these people now they have sort of created and helped bring along and they have become their own entity and it doesn't matter what the people that have helped them get their say. >> it doesn't seem like the plan in either the house or senate right now is to actually move forward on anything that puts obama care out front. everything we're hearing in terms of what deal might be offered by the republicans, whether or not democrats are going to accept it is well passed focusing on obama care. does this mean those 50 or 60 house republicans are going to be left out in the cold no matter what happened? >> well, that's a great question. i think certainly in the senate, that's what the republicans in the senate would li

national football league, you have cleveland browns and they were named after their original owner, paul brown day, and everyone is happy. >> it is a tough one. if a certain group of people are offended by something then you should probably respect what they have to say. if native americans are offended then we should listen. >> that's exactly right. >> i've been asked this question before. how would you feel if it is black skins or brown skins? i'm not easily offended. that wouldn't offend me. i have brown skin and in the summer i have black skin. that wouldn't offend me. but redskins might offend native americans. so we should be mindful. >> sure. >> let's talk about the tale of the two mannings. peyton, his broncos are undefeated. but his younger brother, eli, so far it is a disaster. eli's giants team, off to the worst start since 1976. he has thrown 15 interceptions. is he having little brother syndrome? or his confidence? he loses and his confidence gets worse and worse? or is he just not as good a quarterback as we thought? >> don, all of the above. maybe a little less of the last point

the 32 republicans who sent the letter include representative paul brown who believes the darwinian theoryat came to us direct from the pit of hell, representative steve stockman who once had a campaign sticker that read "if babies had guns, they wouldn't be aborted," and representative michele bachmann who believes providing affordable health care is a clear sign of the end of types and a direct fulfillment of biblical prophesy. all three of those members speak frequent live about their christian faith at the same time railing against the affordable health care to some of the nation's most vulnerable people. before they run off to their next committee hearing or fire off another letter demanding a government resignation, maybe they should listen to the words of a fellow republican, john kay sec, the governor of ohio, a governor who has accepted federal funds under the affordable care act which means an additional 300,000 of his constituents will now be covered. >> when you die and get to the meeting with st. peter, he's probably not going to ask you much about what you did about keeping g

. >> congressman paul browne gives his expert advice on obama care. >> obama care just spends too muchmuch regulation. it's going to destroy the quality of health care in america. it's going to push us into a total economic collapse of america. and obama care is going to destroy everything that we know as a nation. >> you obviously hate obama care and i was intrigued. ♪ >>> i'm joined by dr. howard dean, former governor of vermont, former chair of the dnc and founder of democracy for america. dr. dean, good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me on, ed. >> absolutely. we've got in that one sentence, we've got totally destroy health care quality of america. total destruction and collapse of our economy. is anything these guys are saying about obama care the truth? >> no. it's ridiculous. it's silly. and it's a little disappointing to have doctors talk like that. i mean, doctors are supposed to be scientifically based, care about what the facts are. i don't think these guys have any idea what the facts are. in fact, i bet they couldn't explain obama care to you. they voted

senate here and take over chambliss' seat which he is vacanting, and paul browne, who is a deep, deepca loon from the far red state. it gives someone like michelle nun running as a democrat a chance of winning. so there is a chance this purging may take them too far. but on balance, you're going to find establishment republicans are going to survive these races. but when you find close races like the one that may happen in georgia, then you've got something to talk about. >> okay. so to that point, ryan, is ted cruz a stooge for jim demint, or is jim demint running the republican party? >> well, i think -- i mean, they're both generals in this rebellion. let's call them that. but i don't think you can dismiss crossroads so easily as a cocktail party, as david brooks did. that's an organization that, you know, has a couple hundred million dollars every election, representing giant corporations in the extremely wealthy. there's not just them. you also have the addlesons of the world who might get involved in this, and the establishment direction. you have the chamber of commerce whose i

on the republican side paul brown who is not a mainstream candidate is now charging forward.virginia where kucinelli now tied to the shutdown is having real problems. had real problems all through the election but creating problems for his campaign. if you're looking at the politics of this, i think that democrats are doing much better than republicans are in a situation that democrats never would have asked for, don't want, would never want. >> just the opposite. they are sitting behind closed doors secretly laughing this is great. except now contrary to what they're saying they're not as happy with what's going on. that's why we see the panic and hysteria among democrats. now, this isn't going away. they expected. obama's approval polls are cratering. they're nervous how this is playing out, obama's pettiness, the way he's shutting down things he wants to shut down and lying about obama care. >> he's losing a lot of independents. >> let's not talk about who's losing independents. 70% of independents disapprove of the republican strategy. >> nobody challenges this, that ever

rise support of h.r. 185 which designates the united states courthouse in sherman, texas, as the paul brown united states courthouse. judge brown was a highly respected member not only of the federal judicial community but also in the sherman, texas, community. after serving in the u.s. navy n world war ii, he returned to texas to continue his education and received his law degree from the university of texas law school in 1950. in 1953, mr. speaker, he was appointed as an assistant united states attorney for the eastern district of texas. in 1959 president eisenhower appointed judge brown as the united states attorney in the eastern district where he served until 1961. he returned to private practice in sherman from 1961 to 1985. and enjoyed a reputation as an outstanding civil litigation lawyer. president reagan later nominated him to become a federal judge in the eastern district of texas in 1985. judge brown presided over cases that involved bank and savings and loans failures of the 1980's and early 1990's as well as many intellectual property and patent cases. judge brown was also a p

jack kingston, paul brown, phil gingrey.n taking pains for months to outconservative each other. then thad cochran voted for the deal and they found out that republican state legislator is planning to challenge him in next year's primary and that two of the top national conservative pressure groups, the senate conservatives fund and club for growth will be backing that challenger. lindsey graham and lamar alexander, they already know that they're facing tea party primary challengers next year. they voted yes anyway. for that matter, you can throw senate gop leader mitch mcconnell who helped broker the deal and is being challenged in next year's primary into the same category. democrats can't wait to start using the shutdown and debt ceiling crisis against house republicans no matter how they voted on the final deal. they already started. in arkansas, the democratic party this week sent tom cotton an invoice for the estimated $24 billion cost of the shutdown. also the basic matter of control of the house. democrats will need

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paul-- t e... at 3 and 2... along with the browns and bengals... who were also victorious this week...on- high 74 yards rushing... ...scored two touchdowns. no takeaways.... but, tmely fenve ays. including an elvis dumervil sack to push the dolphins game- tying field goal attempt back to 57 yards away. of course... it was wide left. the first thing ravens coach john harbaugh addressed post- game... those thousands of ravens fans who showed up in south florida... john harbaugh: "it seemed like half the stadium... i'm so proud of the baltimore ravens fans. thank you. thank you. our players went over an said something to them after the game. they were amang. they were ud he hole game. just couldn' be more pd the coach of the ravens after that experience." a cherry on top for ravens fans: the steelers remain winless. they were off yesterday... and still stand at zero- and- four. pioneering the journey to end childhood hunger. coming up... mayor stephanie rawlings blake joins us to talk about a multi- group effort to keep kids from going hungry. and next... it's a video mer's dream ride. we

brown. he's in a washington, d.c., jail this morning, charged with assaulting a man outside his hotel. abc's pauleady on probation. >> reporter: chris brown in jail this morning and could face the reality of prison time after the latest incident. his third run-in of the year. he's a grammy award-winning rapper. ♪ but chris brown assembling quite the rap sheet. this morning, the 24-year-old remains behind bars, charged with felony assault. according to d.c. police, brown and a man with him were arrested early sunday morning after allegedly attacking 20-year-old isaac adams parker outside the "w" hotel in washington, d.c. police say parker sustained a bruised and swollen nose. this video on brown's youtube page shows him shortly before the incident, inside a nightclub where he had been hosting a party. it's what happened next that's in question. the victim says in the police incident report he attempted to get into a photo with brown. the rapper said, quote, i'm not down with that gay expletive. i feel like boxing. brown then punched parker in the face. according to the report, brown's bodyguard th

confirmed speeches from ted cruz, from paul ryan, rand paul, basically the whole 2016 presidential field. also, speaking -- first day session, brian brownional organization for marriage. because presumably all the republican 2016 candidates will be pledging to his organization like every major republican candidate did. the russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring. everybody will know they signed with the conservative movement traveling to russia egging them on to step up their campaign to destroy gay people's lives because family values. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> it's been a big day in the republican party hostage taking with the american economy. after releasing the first hostage, the debt ceiling. tonight they are getting ready to release the other hostage and reopen the government. ten days of the government being shut down. >> day ten of the shutdown. >> feels longer than that. >> seven days to go before we hit our heads on the debt ceiling. >> is there any way out of this mess. >> there should be a short t

confirmed speeches from ted cruz, from paul ryan, rand paul, basically the whole 2016 presidential field. also, speaking -- first day session, brian brownorganization for marriage. because presumably

confirmed speeches from ted cruz, from paul ryan, rand paul, basically the whole 2016 presidential field. also, speaking -- first day session, brian brownional organization for marriage. because presumably all the republican 2016 candidates will be pledging to his organization like every major republican candidate did. the russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring

confirmed speeches from ted cruz, from paul ryan, rand paul, basically the whole 2016 presidential field. also, speaking -- first day session, brian brownional organization for marriage. because presumably all the republican 2016 candidates will be pledging to his organization like every major republican candidate did. the russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring. everybody will know they signed with the conservative movement traveling to russia egging them on to step up their campaign to destroy gay people's lives because family values. values. "first look" is up next. >>> good friday morning. right now on "first look," stocks rocket over 300 points. does wall street see success in washington before the rest of us? >>> and overwhelming number of americans are pretty steamed about the shutdown. the paws of war, the creatures that have an amazing effect on veterans trying to shake the pains of war. >>> plus an american hero who took great pleasure in conquering fear has passed away. >>> also, pitching ace justin verlander does it again. and will captain phillips rule

brown dirt and the green trees. and the art teacher says, "oh, no, no, paul, you don't do that. what you do is you make the mountains bluish." i said, "bluish?" "yeah, because they're far away. and faraway dark mountains is gonna look bluish." i can't remember if i asked her hc. but i don't know if she would have known the answer. do you guys know why it is that a dark, dark mountain far away looks bluish to the eye? how many people are familiar with that anyway? distant distance, things in the distance look bluish. how many say, "i've never looked any further than just around my local--" come on, come on, okay? and there's another thing too. you guys don't be knowing about- distant, distant mountains that are covered with show that are very, very bright, far, far away, don't look white. they look, kind of, yellowish. like, some of the blue didn't make it to your eye. i wonder how come distant bright things look yellowish, and distant dark things look bluish? in fact, when you look up at the sky, it's all blue. guess what the background is, the darkness of outer space. the astro

brown is an ohio democrat. senator, what do you make of your colleagues like rand paul, maybe you don't want to get personal, buthey're out there saying don't worry. we're going to walk off the cliff like a cartoon character and just keep walking. "a," why are they saying it? "b," what's the danger of saying it now? >> why they're saying it, it's a political party or a dominant faction of a political party now that doesn't believe in climate change, doesn't believe the president's born in this country, doesn't believe in the promise of stem cell research. and now they're denying that going -- that not paying our bills, not doing the right thing as a nation is not a bad thing. i mean, they are so wrong on this. i've spent the last two or three days just calling business people in ohio. most of them republicans. i don't know their party in every case, but across the spectrum. a lot of bankers, business leaders, hospital administrators. what does all this mean to you? they're increasingly scared because they are increasingly believing that the people you refer to in your bird metaphor are taking this country somewh

paul e. murray spent a career in washington d.c. alexander in philadelphia and a host of others who are not that well known. this is a story we think we know but we do not. and brown vs. board of education, some of us read a biography of thurgood marshall but one that i tried to show in the book, it is very familiar but we don't know much about it. start digging around in the library of congress and lots of other places reconstruct a defeat contextualized story about the men and women who snatched jim crow and the way americans think about famous figures like thurgood marshall and introduce previously unknown characters to the civil rights narrative. it is a familiar story told in an unfamiliar way. it is a story of african-americans, african-americans who crossed the color line. to cross the color line meant in fact at the time these were called representative negros, this is what african-americans called themselves who did this, they cross the color line, did something people were not supposed to do, african-american lawyers came to court in an era where there are no black judges, and it your job is to convince a group of white americans in the year of jim crow