. >> 12-year-old paul gingrich is one of the youngest in indiana to be sentenced as an adult. one of colt's friends when fired and paul was sentenced to 25 years and due to his age and size, department of correctional facilities made a bold decision, to place him at a maximum security prison which only houses juveniles. >> he's not our first murderer here but he's not the typical thing that you would see. you saw the paper. you would expect a much larger, scary kid. that's just not the case with him. he's kind of a little guy. even for his age he's kind of a little guy. it's hard for somebody that age to imagine. >> had you ever been in juvenile? >> no. this was my first time. >> gingrich's age and lack of criminal record caught the attention of monica foster, an indianapolis attorney who's taken on his case pro bono. she's fighting to keep him in a juvenile facility. >> he's never had a juvenile referral. never a juvenile referral. i've never heard of such a thing. 12 years old, we're going to treat him like an adult with zero juvenile referrals. to treat a 12-year-old as an

so i think it's the better job. >> who is or what is plan b if paul ryan holds to his absolute no? >> well, i think newt gingrich can take to heart that paul ryan is absolutely taking his advice and there are several plan bs right now, though, we're in an odd situation in which the vast majority of the people who say they would run for speaker are saying they'll only run if paul ryan doesn't run. so it's a rare historical moment. but there are several means being thrown out there. the chairman of the republican study committee, the conservative -- one of the conservative house groups, congressman flores threw his hat in the ring of texas today. said he will run if congressman ryan doesn't run. we've heard peter, jason c chafetz. but nobody commands the respect that paul ryan does. and unlike all of these other names, tested on the national stage because he was mitt romney's vice presidential nominee. as we saw kevin mccarthy didn't have that experience and fumbled in his first major national interview. >> richard, there's also the question for paul ryan, where would i go from there? and if you're looking at what

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paul ry can. we met each other when we were staffers. we both worked under newt gingrich. ad integrity and tenacity then. that has not changed. and people in the party respect him. >> integrity, and tenacity, you heard it here. >> i agree if anybody can do it, paul ryan can. but nobody can do it and therefore paul ryan can't. >> and i want to ask you that because yes we did see the debt ceiling come to an end, but that was because of john boehner. >> no, that is also because of paul ryan. paul ryan wanted john boehner to clear the deck for him. he wanted john boehner to do all his dirty work for him. he voted for. he wanted to clear the deck -- >> he was disgusted with the process. >> of course he was. you need the democrats to get the speaker to do the job. at the end of the day, the house of representatives may be controlled by republican, but it's democrats that do the work of government day after day. >> they do it together and again going back it to the contract with america, president clinton a democrat signed 70% of it and you did have parts and politics then. but me

which is that there actually isn't anybody, nancy reagan included, newt gingrich included, paul ryanded, they can't find anybody to agree on. in that case conceivably there could be no speaker. john boehner retires, gets to spend more time with his golf game, but there's nobody no take over in his place and nobody runs congress. that means no votes, no convening, no offices, no nothing. nobody can do business. congress just closes. congress just kind of ends. that's the third of three options. and each of those three options right now seems either impossible or impossibly catastrophic. which brings us to option 4. which is honestly the most likely thing to happen. which is that john boehner is not allowed to quit. poor guy. when he told his colleagues last week about this terrible work dream he had, this nightmare, what he said was this -- "i had this terrible nightmare last night that i was trying to get out and i couldn't get out and a hand came reaching, pulling me." is that the most likely thing that's going to happen? because that would be freaking amazing, right? because, first

the pressure builds for paul ryan to run for speaker of the house. charlie dent and newt gingrich worry i could face the same issues as speaker boehner. >> paul ryan should become speaker. he hope he does. he will have to make acome tations and collaborate with democrats. if he does those things he will have his legs taken out by some members. if we choose to go the status quo the house will be mired and this institution will be weaker. >> i think paul should be very cautious. he is the most prestigious member of the house. he is still very young. it is easier to get 218 in the first vote then you get open to a continuing resolution. if you are not careful by christmas he resembles john boehner. >> he says he has no plans to return to capitol hill despite rumblings he could become speaker again. >> meantime the commander-in-chief gets grilled. president obama sitting down for an interview on cbs's 60 minutes over everything from syria to hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. kristin fisher joins us live with more. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, heather. one of the most surpri

voters we were going to go when they gave us a chance to serve them. >> if paul ryan won't agree, and we'll talk to newt gingrich in a moment, that considerable decentralization of power in the house, will you and other that. i think the next speaker has to agree. 60% of our voters think we have betrayed them, not disappointed, not slightly offtrack, we've betrayed them. we had need a shake-up. so i think the next speaker will want to make those kind of changes. think about that steering committee for a second. on the steering committee, the speaker gets to vote five times. if chris wallace is a member of congress and on the steering committee, you get one vote, but times. where in the world does that kind of format work? that's the stuff that has to change. >> let me ask you about the issue, because some members of your caucus are already raising questions about ryan even before he decided to run. they talk about the fact he was working at one point to try to create a compromise on comprehensive immigration reform. they say they's like boehner, in that he also would oppose measures that would end of or default

it has been funny because everyone is waiting around for paul ryan, who is doing this hamlet act. newt gingrichaid, if he is called upon, he would do it. jj was, a congressman from all no longer in the house, said he is interested in it. it is funny because we say no ,hen is interested in the job it is a terrible job, but then we are seeing all the people who probably would not be very good at it, floating themselves. it has been kind of hilarious to watch it. host: are republicans going to heed the advice that we hear from arthur brooks, come together? strategistsa lot of would love to see the presidential candidate do it, especially on an issue like immigration. there are a lot of pressures here. bc and the republican primary. donald trump is number one in the polls for a reason. he has come out strongly against immigration reform, and wants to build a giant wall on the border with mexico. the problem is maybe some of these candidates would like to take these positions, but they would also like to win the primary too. it is hard to reverse yourself once you get into the general election. it p

house republican member who said there's actually a group of members trying to draft newt gingrich to do it. paulou are not serious. >> this is actually happening. this could be a rumor. it's just something one member told me. >> you're saying -- i want to be clear, you're saying you spoke to a current member of the house republican caucus who said this? >> who said that this is something that somebody else is doing. not something this particular member is doing. there's word that paul ryan is reconsidering. there's a lot of other people considering it. maybe putting their hats in the ring. but it's a chaotic situation. it's an unexpected situation. and, you know, as howard said, we don't know how this is going to play out. it's very unusual. and it's the same chaos in the presidential race. >> it may be early in the sense that a lot of voters aren't quite following the presidential race yet. but i do think in the general election whenned you had the financial crisis and you had this live action test of the reaction of candidates, and many folks felt that john mccain had a very political stubt re

paul ryan, the speaker race is heating up as he takes this weekend to consider whether or not he's going to taic that position and former speaker newt gingrich let's take a will listen and ger reaction. >> i think paul should be very cautious. he is the most prestigious member of the house on the republican side, he has the best future. he's still very, it's easy to get 218 on the first vote and get to keeping the government open through the continuing resolution and debt ceiling. if you're not careful by christmas he'll resemble john bain per >> what is your reaction? >> that's true. the easiest vote is probably the speaker vote because he has cracked the code with the freedom caucus. he has some supporters in there and can get to the 218 magic number but the big controversial issues that come down the pike that the speaker has to shepherd through those are the real challenges. i think the going bet here in washington is that paul ryan takes the job. >> interesting. >> second of all if he has any recitation there's a possible hybrid that he takes just the jobs at the end of the congress and comes in as the hero, shepherds this thick and lea

> yeah, i was just going to say, brian, another thing that paul ryan has going for him as he walks down that center aisle, unlike newt gingrichl ryan comes from a district that votes for democratic presidents as much as they vote for republican presidents. he's in a district that bill clinton won, i think, a couple of times. i believe al gore may have won it in 2000. and so he actually understands what it's like to deal with democrats in his district, much like bill clinton understood when he became president what it was like dealing with republicans. and as you see right now, paul is going down the center of the aisle, kissing democrats and hugging republicans alike. that's not a scene you saw when people like newt gingrich or john boehner became speaker of the house. certainly my hope is that he can hold the conservatives together on the republican side, but also as you see, hugs the democrats. this is a guy that has had to learn to deal with democrats as well as republicans in his own home district and maybe that's why he was able to do a budget deal with patty murray when nobody else in his position had been able to do it

probably the names i hear is paul ryan or even hear newt gingrich, hear jeff miller, hear tom price. hear jim jordan. i hear a lot of different names. all of those men are valley forge americans that would serve this country very well. and it's kind of -- kind of unique. sometimes the disportion in the perceptions out there. i heard a gentleman in the background say somehow that kevin mccarthy is damaged goods. he is never had a higher opinion expressed in the conference in my judgment than he does now because we saw him do something very selfless and very committed to the cause of america and i have great affection and great respect for this man. and so i just want to make sure that we have our perceptions right and probably it's also a misperception that somehow this is all a battle within the republican caucus in the house. the real cause of the dissension we have had in the shouse the senate filibuster. the abuse of the senate filibuster by democrats in the senate and making it almost impossible for the house leadership to do anything of consequence and therefore the base thinks

bring in an outsider like newt gingrich? paul ryan? a big name that may bring some unity.at some point, they will have to compromise. they ought to do it sooner rather than later. if they do not, the oval office will be occupied by hillary clinton or joe biden and barack obama will get a third term. ♪ this is a news alert for you. ending the pentagon's $500 million program to train and equip serious rubbles. it sailed. what is new? >> not giving up entirely. details about what has happened is quite shocking. going into syria to fight isis. the first group got in and got captured. the second group handed over all of their weapons, vehicles in exchange. four to five fighters left on the ground in serious. a complete failure. stuart: all right. to the markets, please. it is a friday. 17,100. fifty-eight points as we speak. and all-time high today. all-time highs. the price of oil. $50 a barrel yesterday. here is something that took me by surprise. i thought gas would go down to $2. now it is going back up again. patrick is with us. the guy from gas buddy.com. explain why is g

something newt gingrich warned him about. >> i think paul should be very cautious. he's the most prestigious member with the best future. he's still very young. it's easy to get 218 on the first vote and then you get to keeping the government open through a continuing resolution and then you get to the debt ceiling and if you're not careful by christmas you resemble john boehner. >> now, there had been some talk about newt gingrich himself possibly being brought in to fill the leadership vacuum but today gingrich called it quote totally i'm plausible. >> we all wait for the congressman's decision. thank you. >> eric, members of the house select committee on benghazi are speaking out following allegations that a former investigator was fired for not focussing on hillary clinton and the state department. committee chairman trey gouty is calling it nothing more than a money grab saying quote, he demanled money from the committee. the comity refused to pay him and he's run to the press with his allegations about secretary clinton and another high-profile committee down

paul ryan? jim moreland? is it chaffetz? newt gingrich said if you need, he'll come back and be the speaker! >> right! and that's the simple thing, we're a nation of laws not of men. there's principles any of those folks have to do is say, hey, all members of congress should be treated equally, move toward regular order, we're going to govern from the bottom up, chairmen are in charge of their committees and it's that simple. nothing radical. no crisis going on up heefrm the country is doing well, the stock market is up today. that's a good arbiter of what's going on. the rest is a bunch of political drama created by the political class up here. politico and everyone said it was done. certain folks had the election locked up yesterday. looks like politico and whoever wrote that story, are they writing news or op-eds? >> they've been wrong about a lot of things including your election, your upset. >> right. so there's reality and fiction. charles: sure, but is all this about the pettiness of leadership? or something more seismic going on within the gop? is that the moment when the anti-establishment ma

paul ryan's acceptance of the speaker post means he's setting aside ambitions for the bigger house. it's the "inside story." >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. henry clay, james brain, newt gingrich. only james ever served as house speaker and later as president, but he was governor of tennessee in between. for the length of the political career, paul ryan is a man in a hurry, ambitious with eyes on bigger things. for most of the people becoming the speaker, wielding the power is good enough and creatures of the house and leading it was a capstone of the careers. the ryan saying he didn't want the job and demanding guarantees even allows ing his name to go forward. is he letting go of the white house dreams he every nurtured. tom, what do you think, a formable figure? >> yes. he's brokered a budget deal with a senate democrat. the presidents are the bipartisans that can brocker the deals. so this wouldn't disqualify him. but it is a moment of time they are saying we need you, you are the only option and step up to the plate. >> is it not a coincidence, house speakers that is it for them. they got the speaker ship well into the 50s and 60s and planned to stay there for quite a whi

that we told the voters we with do when we gave a chance to serve. >> if paul ryan will not agree and we will talk to newt gingrich in a moment, that considerable decentralization of power in the house of representatives will you and the other members of your caucus support him? >> i think he will agree. the next speaker has to agree because the american people, 60 percent of our voters think we have betrayed them. not disappointed, not slightly off track, we have betrayed them. we need a shake up. this is what the people of demanding. the next speaker will want to make those changes. thing of the steering committee. on the steering committee the speaker gets to vote five times. contribution wallace a member of congress on the steering commit you get one vote but the speaker votes five time. where in the world does that format work? that is the kind of stuff that has to change. >> congressman, some issues, some members of your caucus are raising questions about ryan before he decideds to run the fact he was working at one point to try to create a compromise on comprehensive immigration reform and they say he is li

speaker that makes the job perhaps less appealing, something newt gingrich warned him about today on "fox news sunday." >> i think paul should be very cautious. he is the most prestigious member of the house on the republican side. he has the best future. he's still very young. it's easy to get 218 on the first vote. then you get to keeping the government open through a continuing resolution. then you get to the debt ceiling f. you're not careful, by christmas you resemble john boehner. >> there's also been a lot of talk about possibly bringing in an outsider like newt gingrich to fill that leadership vacuum in the house but today gingrich said that is, quote, totally implausible. he said he has no plans to return to capitol hill. >> chris tcontinue thanks so much. you can catch more of what jim jordan the chairman of the caucus says. he is on fox news sunday along with house speaker newt gingrich both talking about ryan p potentially become being the next speaker of the house. that's about two hours from now at 2:00 p.m. and repeated at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >>> a fox news alert. turkey declaring three days of mourning

at the end of the day, he would do whatever newt gingrich and tom delay and dick army told him to do. paul ryan when i first got there in 1994 was working with people like sam brownback and myself and matt salmon trying to figure out how to abolish the department of education. he was a staffer, a 23-year-old staffer. he was a conservative's conservative back then. conservatives won't mind somebody like paul ryan coming to them and saying we have to make a deal. i've been down in hc 5 when the screaming and yelling is going back and forth. at the end of the day, it's do you trust the person that's leading you, not to make quick deals just so they won't have negative oracles, "the new york times" opinions page. paul's not that guy. he is a jack kemp conservative. and he can cut the deals and still have the respect. i respect paul wanting to stay out of this race. at this point, i don't think it's up to paul. >> it doesn't sound -- you're saying he may not have a choice. >> he does not have the choice. and, you know, chuck, you're on my show a lot. you hear me talk a lot about republicans. i'

it is something former speaker of the house newt gingrich warned him about on fox news sunday. >> i think paul should be very cautious. he's the most prestigious member of the house on the republican side. he has the best future. he's still very young. it is easy to get to 218 on first vote and then keeping the government open through a continuing resolution and then the debt ceiling. if not careful, by christmas, you reemibsemble john boehner. >> there is talk of bringing in an outsider. but today, gingrich says that's inplausible and he has no plans to return to capitol hill. part of the reason speaker boehner resigned is because he didn't want to deal with the issues, so the thinking now is if anyone can unite the more moderate house republicans and the conservative freedom caucus, it is likely paul ryan. >> if only he will say yes. >> i know. >> think the weekend changes his mind? >> depends what happens with the packers. kristen fisher, thanks so much. >>> congressman mel brooks is part of the freedom caucus which holds key 40 votes in the house speaker's race. he joins us now. thank you

in the meantime, former house speaker newt gingrich is warning ryan to think twice about running. >> paulious. he is the most prestigious member of the house on the republican side, he has the best future. he's still very young. it's easy to get 218 on the first vote, and then you get to keeping the government open through a continuing resolution, and then you get to the debt ceiling, and if you're not careful, by christmas you resemble john boehner. >> and he -- >> ouch. [laughter] >> -- would know because he used to have the job, congressman. so what's happening behind the scenes? as i understand it, ryan's been fishing and hunting all weekend, and they've been staking out his house, begging him, and the media's been all over him. is he going to do it? >> look, my prediction is probably leans yes. not because he necessarily wants to. i think, you know, he's got young kids. this is a tough -- i would never take this job. but he's a patriot, and i think he realizes he is the only guy that can unite an, unfortunately, pretty fractured caucus right now. >> do you think it's short term? they

newt gingrich said ryan has a lot at stake if he runs for this position. watch. >> paul should be very cautious. he's the most prestigious member, he has the best future. he's still very young. it's easy to get 218 on the first vote and then you get to keeping the government open through a continuing resolution and then you get to the debt ceiling and if you're not careful, by christmas he resembles john boehner. >> i said it was a lot of drama. any new indications of what paul ryan is going to do? >> congressman ryan has been very quiet this weekend. he hasn't said anything over the weekend. he's home in wisconsin watching football with his family but it was the talk of all the sunday shows. will he or won't he? he's under enormous pressure to run. he is one of the few who actually stands a chance of uniting republicans. so those conservative members of the house freedom caucus will play a huge part in selecting the next speaker which is why what was said today by the caucus's chairman was so important. >> we have endorsed daniel webster. paul ryan is a good man and a g

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some republicans trying to get paul ryan to take the position, but is it time to look outside congress? sean hannity asked newt gingrichnight. >> you consider being speaker again if asked? >> well, look, first of all, i think that the key challenge here, and i would say this to paul ryan who is probably the smartest and most disciplined person this the house and was the obvious person for everyone to turn to. this is not about personality. >> but is newt gingrich or another outsider what the gop needs to unite the smarty? joining us thousanow is a reallt guy and author of "you are the brand." so should paul ryan take on the brand, should he be taking on speaker of the house? >> i say yes. i understand all the reasons why he says this is a really tough job, it's a thankless job, you've got these 40 so-called right wing tea party republicans that give you a hard time. that's what leadership is. you take the tough job, you take the job nobody wants and you take it and you show that you can do something with it that no one else has. you take those 40 so-called really conservative republicans and you bring them into the fol

include libertarians like ron and rand paul, both who see it as another example of overbearing government. some republican kind of policy w wonks, like newt gingrichight. the justice department approved the release of inmates for non-violent offenses. >> yes. >> is that a nod to the problem? >> the federal system alone releases 40,000 prisoners every year, just because they finish their sentences. so 6,000 is not a huge amount, but it's a kind of event, and an opportunity to stop and say, okay, what -- who should be in prison? because clearly there are people who should be locked up. i don't think anybody disagrees with that. you can go a lot deeper than just low-level drug offenders, and you have to, because overall they only make up about a fifth of the people in prison. >> what is the satisfaction of this work for you? i mean you can do just about anything in the crazy world of journalism we live in. >> nobody has invited me to be a tv anchor. [ laughter ]. >> yet. >> the satisfaction is it's a great complex of stories. it's -- it's an area where i think we can make a difference just by shining a light on the problem and keeping people's attent

livingston had all the votes lined up and dropped out when gingrich was thrown out, denny hastert got selected, and nobody saw him coming. obviously, pauln is the obvious choice. there'll be some ores. a superb choice, unfortunately, he's a conservative leader at this point in time, is daniel webster who is both the speaker of the house and the majority leader in the florida state senate and knows how to work both sides. i think he'll stay in as a candidate, but i'm not sure he'll get there. the critical thing is there will be someone in the very near future. we're still going to have the majority, have to tackle some very tough problems. i'm glad the market's not being affected by it. liz: not at all. in fact, julie, charging ahead. it doesn't appear to be a concern here. it may sound boring, but the federal reserve says, you know what? we may have an interest rate hike this year. this came out in the minutes today, but they're still concerned about certain global issues. to the democratic side, what did they do? they have to put forth a candidate -- >> well, they're going to put forth a candidate, nancy pelosi. she's going to get ever

paul ryan. >> he would be an amazing speaker but he's god to decide on his own. >> drafting somebody from outside the chamber, the constitution says it doesn't have to be a members of congress. newt gingrich said he would consider taking up the gavel if offered. >> no citizen could turn out that kind of offer. why george washington came out of retirement. it's an offer you can't avoid. >> an offer to get the entire republican house caucus to agree on anything. louse speaker john boehner says he will stay in office until the issue of his successor is resolved. a reminder of his promise to keep the government running, a promise that led other republicans to ask for his scalp. david schuster, al jazeera. >>> whether elephants' superpowers could be used to help humans, coming up. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> we're in the "prairie state" yet we have such little of it left. >> now old-school methods meet cutting-edge science... >> we've returned this iconic mammal to illinois. >> with a much bigger long-term benefit. >> grasslands have a critical role in climate change. >> it's exciting. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is

paul ryan as the speaker beyond 2016, is this an interim speaker or a long-term speaker we're looking at here? >> look, republican leadership in the house usually does not end well and doesn't last long. gingrichd four years. john boehner lasted about the same time. we don't keep them around in the republican house, but if anybody can make it work, it's paul ryan. >> the roundtable is staying with us. >>> up next, scoops and predictions from these three when they tell me something i don't know. this is "hardball," the place for politics. my sister raves about her toothpaste and mouthwash all the time. i'm like, huh? aren't they all the same? you know, i had to see for myself. so i went pro. with crest pro-health advanced. advance to a healthier, stronger, cleaner mouth from day 1. this toothpaste... ...and mouthwash make my whole mouth feel amazing. and my teeth stronger. crest pro-health advanced is superior in these 5 areas dentists check. this is gonna go well, for sure. advance to a healthier stronger, cleaner mouth from day 1. great check up. my sister was right. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you thin

paul ryan, why would he want to be speaker now? i think that it's going to be a quiet person. >> and newt gingrich is working with elizabeth warren on that project. and do you think that the public chaos will come over raising the debt ceiling in less than a month? >> yes, i talked to a couple colleagues in congress today. and i think what's going to happen, john boehner is going to be like all right, kids, i'll handle one last thing for you, and i think that the debt ceiling and long outlines of the budget deal, i think that boehner is going to do it before he leaves so everyone won't get attacked for it. i think that he'll take one last one for the team even if it means staying a little bit past october. >> a major strike everybodyorted for now. and oklahoma is putting all of its executions on hold. >> a 40,000 auto workers will get to vote on a 11th hour deal, reached last night with fiat chrysler. it was reached just before the thousands of workers were set to walk out. the major concerns of the jobs have been addressed, at least for the time being, but the threat of the strake isn't quite over. the union's bargaining officials

election or being run out by your own party like newt gingrich in 1998, none of them have left this job on their own terms. it's very interesting with paul ryan. we talked about how john boehner did him a big favor taking the threat of a shutdown off the table so paul ryan looks clear in this job maybe through the 2016 election, but is that same fate that every other speaker before him since tip o'neill has suffered, will he ultimately suffer that too. >> historian and author michael beschloss, whoever was the first to invoke the term pendulum to describe the shift of power between the parties, between and among the parties in american politics was really on to something. think about the eras of o'neill, of rayburn, of mccormick, and think about what we witnessed today. >> right. and one of the pendulum swings has always been between strong speakers and weaker speakers. and there have been a lot more weak speakers in american history than strong speakers. if paul ryan wants to accomplish the things that he talked about today, he's going to have to be a strong speaker. one other thing unusual, this is a new speaker who had an awful lot of

paul. >> reporter: the speaker doesn't have to be a member of congress, which explains why newt gingrich who resigned after a decade ago said he would consider a return. >> there are moments you can't avoid. >> reporter: this week, a conservative republican warned has committed misdeeds should withdraw from the race. but mccarthy dismissed that as his reason for exiting. boehner said he will stay on as a replacement for the coming weeks facing a staggering to do list. just weeks left to pass a spending bill to keep the government open raised the country's debt limit or face default and pass a critical bill to repair america's roads. democrats warned the disarray comes with consequences. >> we're concerned the board of directors of the greatest country on the face of the earth is dysfunctional and unable to even select a leader. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, donald trump gave himself a pat on the back for mccarthy's move. >> they're giving me a lot of credit for that, because i said you really need somebody very, very tough and very smart. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after mccar

paul ryan? >> i'm not sure that it's going to be -- well, and i don't think it's going to be newt gingrich. to do with him personally, i just can't imagine that scenario becoming reality. i think what you're going to see at some point, the republican guys in the house will realize they have to make a decision, they have to pick somebody. so you're going to see somebody who gets this job, and i don't think it will be ugly. i think paul ryan as the inside track. what he said was i don't want it, and i can understand why. rarely can the speaker of the house run for the spipresidency which is obviously on his mind. you are the core of what people hate in politics, congress, and you're the man in charge of congress. for him if he's willing to give that up, i think he did a great job as speaker, and i think he'll get the votes needed to do it. the question is, are you willing to tail loor the dream of the we house and become speaker? >> do you think paul ryan will take the job? jeffrey, to you. >> yeah, i think so. if memory serves, the last time speaker of the house went on to become president w

he ain't newt gingrich, he ain't herman cain, he has resources, organization, if jeb bush found himself today in the one on one duel with cruz, cruz could beat him. lou: he has rand paul just chewing on him. >> oh, man. lou: is that for paul's benefit, or is it -- what's at work there? >> well, i don't know how you all said it where you grew up, that's a whooping, he's putting a whooping on rand paul and stealing voters, rand paul is down at 1 or 2% and can't get anything going and trying to get back to libertarian roots. i don't know whether rand paul stays in the race, whether he trenches but he's in trouble. lou: chris stirewalt and senator cruz number one in power rankings. >> number one. lou: good to have you here, appreciate it. >> you bet. lou: on wall street today stocks rallied at then of a brutal third quarter for investors. the dow gained 236 points, the s&p up 36. enough to get out of correction territory barely. the nasdaq up 103 point. volume 4.4 billion shares. the worst quarter for the markets since 2011. the dow down 7 1/2, the nasdaq and s&p down about 7%. reminder listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio net

gingrich and nancy pelosi to centralize control. are we looking at the end of that style? >> even at paul ryan has his way, that will be the case.er said early he wanted the committee chairs to have more power to drive the debate. unfortunately for him, he was dealing with crisis after crisis and when that happens, you can't rely on a traditionally slow process of going through subcommittee hearings, all committee markup, then to floor consideration. they had to take things straight to the negotiating floor. paul ryan has promised that would change. as he was courting the freedom can't -- freedom caucus, he pledged significant rule changes, not just a place to give committee chairs more power, but also changes to how the steering committee works, the highway committee process works, all that should happen within the next three to four weeks. he said he would never take this job if he did not get x y and z, it was actually the house freedom caucus that got a lot of what they wanted through this process. willingness to compromise by paul ryan in this process, it looks like both sides are getting a little bit of what they want but

gingrich asked him to stop playing it. rush, 2010. the band hit senator rand paulvictory ra campaign ads. and sarah palin was asked to stop playing "who says you can't go home" at rallies. in 2008 the swedish pop group abba wanted john mccain to stop playing their song. let's play some celia cruz music. tomorrow the soap opera of her life starts on telemundo, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. that wraps up the hour on msnbc live. thank you for the privilege of your time. tamron hall is is up next. celia, take us away. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in