i share a county with paul ryan. paul ryan knows gm has left that county. we have lost thousands of jobs in that community. yet you've got people like paul ryan who doesn't know who is representing anymore, it is not the people. it is the corporate ceos. we need to have this conversation in every district. >> this is only the tip of the iceberg in dealing with income inequality, lack of investment, and concentration of wealth. all of this sets the table for those things. >> and that's the frame from which we should judge all pieces of legislation. under that criteria, fast track and tpp fail. >>> coming up, more from my exclusive interview. >> you want to do something

that's one of the things that drove paul ryan to make a deal with patty murray. we have a debt ceiling fight looming in february. watch out, folks, we'll go through that all over again. >> republicans think they're on very different footing when it comes to the debt ceiling fight. even mitch mcconnell said you can get the president's attention to start trying to talk about, cutting here, cutting there, tackling some of our deficit and debt issues. do you think that argument is going to work? >> i wouldn't hold your breath on it. here's why. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are saying we'll fight over the debt ceiling basically as a way to coral conservatives to support the budget deal that just happened. here's the problem. where's the leverage? the president said he's no longer going to play this game. >> so does he just inherently end this fight when you're talking about holding something up, he has the upper hand? >> yes. politically if republicans want to run towards this clip, the problem is we're all hanging in the balance. the president says he's not

paul ryan's career illustrates this claim. he was a former congressional staffer and we all know they are necessarily brilliant. second upon arriving in congress he looked around and asked himself, what makes this place run? the answer, of course, is money and the budget is the source of all money, so he decided he would learn more about the federal budget than anyone else. he knewn hour or two, more about the budget than anybody up on the hill. and of course the most senior positions on the hill are based on merit and logic, so it was natural he would become the head of the budget committee. another thing that might surprise you -- before he was so interested in me budget, he was

exploit it exploitation for political purposes which was a real barrier spall i literally call senator paul ryan back and i asked him which is the you know the key one and that is one of the senator paul got the senator paul got the white house to back down your member on there their idea that they should be able to use drone surveillance on u.s. citizens on u.s. soil senator rand paul he did that filibuster and he got the white house to rewrite that i'm not saying that he doesn't have merit in his argument amy what i'm saying is when you use your are when you use the mirrors and you are going for a political game and to raise money as if it was an answer then you know your leg good fish will go bad you have the shot i hope that they try not to interrupt. this for you richard rand paul says that the director of national intelligence james clapper should be prosecuted for lying to congress about the n.s.a. surveillance program what do you think it was that i think that there is some issues that. as a democrat i think there is some issues with james clapper not telling the complete whole entire tr

exclusively with his reaction to the first portion of my interview with president obama, congressman paul ryanormer republican vice president for 2012. congressman ryan, good to see you. i know we're catching you at the house republican retreat. we appreciate your time. tell us your response po president obama's new thrust or push for executive orders about what he's doing tomorrow in terms of getting the 300 largest companies in the country to agree to set of best practices so that the long-term unemployed are not discriminated against in hiring. >> well, clearly no one wants the long-term unemployed to be discriminated against. there's a difference between effectively using the bully pulpit to encourage good things in america. look, every time a president or member of congress is sworn in, they swear to uphold and protect the constitution. it sounds like to me the president is willing to circumvent the constitution. presidents do not write laws. that's what congress does. if the president tries to circumvent congress by writing their own laws, then he is circumventing the constitution. that

a republican you dear richard i think the best chance of the republican party to be honest is paul ryansaid this over and over and over again after the budget deal he passed he's a few he's the only one this is able to work across the aisle maybe a chris christie paul ryan some sort of ticket there might not be a bad idea oh chris christie's number one problem is that paul ryan will probably going to be getting through the republican primary the republican party on its own part of the right so we'll have to see what i think you both will have you on a lot this year at least both of you for joining me thank you thank you use having you there this is well and want to hear from you and would join the conversation on my facebook page and share your boards on twitter by greedy that you can use the you then use the politics and say that's all for this week i will just. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. to. hello my people i'm having martin and this is a break in the set it's a question i never thought i'd ask what buff firaaq is making the calls up to in o

some sort of ticket there might not be a bad idea chris christie's number one problem is that paul ryanwill probably going to be getting through the republican primary the republican for the top part of the right so we'll have to see what i think you both will have you on a lot less both of you for joining me thank you thank you use having you there as well and i want to hear from you and what join the conversation on my facebook page and share your thoughts on twitter likely be that things they use the politics. that's all for this week politics. from some of the sixty percent towards came from illegals. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. the territorial waters the fish they load into the ships and leave for europe. to do illegal fishing use. taking the bread out of our mouths. if you. start to construct your own. kid an olympian bit gives don't want to meet gangstas you don't want to be drug dealers they don't want to blow with the time that

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this is what democrats and republicans agreed to in the summer when paul ryan and patty murray struck a deal. host: biggest hit in terms of the budget? guest: there is a decrease in the defense budget but the defense budget is half of discretionary spending in this country. a lot of the spending in the government is on the mandatory side of the ledger and that includes security, medicare/medicaid but this is the discretionary agency budgets of there is a decrease for defense of about $30 billion compared to what they had been seeking. another big decrease of about $8 billion comes from the labor hs budget, the departments of labor and health and human services which administers obamacare and the department of education. that sees a decrease but that is a sizable oil compared to some of the smaller ones like the agriculture bill. this past quickly in the house and in the senate.

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i share a county with paul ryan. paul ryan knows gm has left that county. community. yet you've got people like paul ryan who doesn't know who is representing anymore, it is not the people. it is the corporate ceos. we need to have this conversation in every district. >> this is only the tip of the iceberg in dealing with income inequality, lack of investment, and concentration of wealth. all of this sets the table for those things. >> and that's the frame from which we should judge all pieces of legislation. under that criteria, fast track and tpp fail. >>> coming up, more from my exclusive interview. >> you want to do something about this economy growing? you have to stop sending our jobs overseas. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat too, and has five grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i -- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? oops. [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... 50% of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's

congressman paul ryan told reporters the gop may use the threat of a default to sabotage obama care. bt ceiling hostage again? when will they learn, ryan? >> the problem is that paul ryan is talking to a few different camps at once. and he is trying to play indicate the kind of radical right in the house with a comment like that. but nobody believes him, including the radical right. you know, look at all the trouble they got in for shutting the government down. >> right. >> if they defaulted on the debt and sparked a global catastrophe, they now know that they would be blamed. they could plead some ignorance going into the government shutdown and say, well, they're going to blame the president, they're going to blame congress, it won't all fall on us. noly, it did all fall on them. so they know they would be blamed for it. therefore, they're not going to do it it. >> you talked about policy, karen. president obama's stated agenda is clear on policy, raising the minimum wage, addressing income inequality, universal prekindergarten, extending jobless benefits, and of course, health care

plus, we have senators rob portman, heidi height camp and paul ryan. turkey's central bank hiking all of its key interest rates. policymakers ignoring the warning if it is prime minister as they battle to defend the overnight lending rates. that was a much sharmer move that's economists have been forecasting. also the imf's top financial counselor says the recent volatility in world markets is due to problems in particular world countries and is not linked to the fed's decision to start tapering. the imf officials argue that the fed is acting prudently. and speaking of the u.s. central bank, fed is wrapping up its two-day meeting this afternoon. this as ben bernanke's final meeting as chairman. that policy announcement is due at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. will they or won't they taper the taper? that is the question today. the u.s. equity futures are indicated higher. in large part because of what happened in turkey overnight. you can see right now those dow futures are up by about 26 points. the s&p futures up by just over 2.5 points and the nasdaq futur

paul ryan is not an honest broker. senator tom harkin of iowa had no problem calling out the truth about paul ryan. >> that's not the truth. i mean, every time i hear that from ryan or one of those guys on the house side, i say put the proof out there. show us some documentation. that's totally false. every time we have raised the minimum wage it has not cost us jobs. it's raised more jobs in our society and it gets people out of poverty. >> show us the numbers. you go out there and you spew this stuff about it is going to cost jobs and hurt minorities and young people. show me the numbers. they don't exist. harkin hit the nail right on the head. earlier today, harkin gave a passionate senate floor speech on passing the minimum wage. >> working people have to turn to the safety net for food stamps and all other kinds of things just to help them get by. a recent study found that our taxpayers have to pick up the tab for millions of working families to the tune of about $240 billion a year. these are people who work, but

this is something that was insisted on by paul ryan. i think a lot of deficit hawks think the benefits to the civilian and military are overly generous compared to the private sector. they are more generous in the private sector. other republicans, defense hawks like john mccain are adamantly opposed to that and working feverishly to reverse it. host: chris is joining us from ohio on the republican line. i was calling about the unemployment extension. i was wondering why they have the test votes on them. what the whole point of that is, if it doesn't count for anything. to my knowledge, the actual vote has been put off a couple different times that congress is vacation andek's they're trying to figure out where to come up with the money to offset some of that. problem with the them cutting congress's vacation and their paid vacation to help fund part of the unemployment? host: are you out of work at the moment? for how long? caller: yes. a year. host: what have you been doing without unemployment benefits? stopped theenefit 28th of dece

paul ryan convinced his conference not to have a fight about that.robably don't want to do that and face the political fallout. >> hey, luke, are you at the back of the room there? >> reporter: i'm blowing up a press conference from the nrcc chairman like i said, we're always in the room and telling our viewers exactly the exact as it happens. >> that is excellent. thank you very much, luke russert in cambridge, maryland. >> be well. >>> i'd like to bring in my agenda panel. steve bennett runs the maddow blog, and maria tresso could you mar is the president of voto latino. with a welcome, i'm going to begin with you, maria teresa. one is watching the rhetoric versus the action. what did you think of speaker boehner's explanation for this piecemeal approach? >> it isn't a surprise. it's the substance of what that will look like. as luke just mentioned, it will be very heavy on protecting our borders and national security. that's really two different sides of a counsel. one is how do you prevent -- and then how do you deal with the undocumented people

i mean, you've got paul ryan at 20%, jeb bush at 18%.ut the race until later on in the year, obviously. chris christie has fall on the 13%. does this -- you know, karen, what do you make of this? >> i would love the see a debate between hillary clinton and any one of those men because i think i know who would win. do i think paul ryan take ace way from hillary clinton? i don't. and i think, you know, again, once it becomes a reality who the candidates really are and you have the opportunity to do exactly what you're saying, get reintroduced, see where they are on positions. how is paul ryan going to make an argument for the middle clas in this country given the budgets he's proposed time and time again? >> let's go back, senator, to 2008. everybody thought it was going to be hillary back then, then the guy barack obama showed up and got a lot of grassroots support. this early super pac coming out, does this discourage other democrats from jumping in the ring? >> i suspect others would be discourage ld but my guess is that if hillary deci

we saw what happened with paul ryan, he did make a budget deal that was claimed to be bipartisan. it's early to say who's going to go against hillary, but what's left here? >> i think we have to remember there's a lot of time for these guys, particularly with regard to christie, there's a lot of time for more to come out, but a lot of time for him to get to the other side of that, potentially, depending what comes out. for mcdonnell, it's sort of game, set, match, over, because the nature of the allegations. the problem is not just whether it's legal or illegal, it's so unseemly and such a bad, you know, bad character, bad judgment to think that that was okay, while you're then espousing, and this is one of the things conservatives do that's so frustrating, then espousing, you know, this very self righteous rhetoric as governor. it's so incongruent, you can't really come back from that. >> you know, larry, what did you take away from ken cuccinelli, you know, he didn't get a lot of support from christie in his run for virginia governor. sort of out of left field. he's not really a

>> paul ryan. i'm being nonpartisan right now. >> really?bout pension benefits for veterans, talk about unemployment extensions, these are things people want. to me they're nonnegotiable. >> that's the problem. the nonnegotiable part. really, i think that if paul ryan and patty murray showed anything -- patty murray is progressive. paul ryan is a conservative with credibility in the base. they sat in a room, not doingç public posturing with, not arguing in front of the cameras, not yapping their gums all over the place. they gave a little, they took a little. we have forgotten in washington that is what deal-making looks like. >> no coincidence the people who got it done are in the spotlight right now. the spotlight comes with too much hype, too much posturing. >> these two can take the heat. if anybody can take the heat, it's paul ryan and patty murray. they have support of their caucus. >> they can get the work done. here's what i think, by metaphor, when do the kids clean the house? they're afraid of what will happen to them if they do n

, you're in so much trouble -- paul ryan saved himself from the gop, as i said, and gives now plentyrunning room for the new sandinista wing in the primary because the extremes always -- hell, elizabeth warren giving speeches left and right, stop businesses, stop banking. >> larry, you started the question out about the republican strategy for 2014. >> so far, so good. >> i don't think the u.s. chamber of commerce would come up and say, we are now going to publicly start looking for candidates that are more moderate than the tea partiers if there wasn't a serious issue. >> you can't fight the budget panel right now. they just want to get things working again. >> the gop takes the senate in 2014 and white house in 2016. >>> we have much more to do but let's take some time out to talk stocks and the economy. economic news this week, pretty good. but as always, i say corporate profits are the mother's milk of stocks. so how have those profit reports been looking so far? seema mody has those numbers and much more. please stay with us. i'm kudlow. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report,"

. >> paul ryan has such pretty blue eyes. to forget he's satan incarnate. >> when was the last time you heard voices? it is important to take your medicine regularly. what was that? >> was a [ bleep ] bag on "real world mtv." he is a [ bleep ] now. >> i saw him in starbucks this morning, #loser. >> chrismurphyct, your ignorance is overshadowed only by your naivete, #lmao, which i assume means legislators make america outstanding. >> i like vitter's. >> you know, paul ryan, he does have dreamy baby blues. >> it's a jungle out there, thomas. when you put yourself out there in the public eye, you don't know what's going to happen. >> you don't, but they were all very good sports through that. lewis, thank you. >> you got it. >>> still ahead on "way too early," what didn't governor chris christie say during the state of the state address that you really wanted to hear? your best and most creative tweets, "morning joe" moments away now. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ wh

late today, we spoke with the republican chairman of the house budget committee, paul ryan. the president is going to say in his speech tonight that he's going to work with congress where he can and go around you where he must. how does that sound to you? >> well, we each take an oath of office to swear to protect constitution. it sound to me like he wants to go around want constitution. if you want to write a law, the elected representatives here in the house and the senate, the legislative branch, they're the ones who write laws. presidents don't write laws. >> pelley: what about immigration reform? any hope for that? >> i think there is hope for that. we intend to take this issue up here in the house. >> pelley: what are house republicans willing to do on immigration that is a step toward the president's side? >> it's taking the issue up, number one. number two, we think we need to fix illegal immigration. we think he we'd to fix the fact we have 11 million or so undocumented. we won't give an amnesty. we will not do that. i think the president understands that. >> pelley

paul ryan's career illustrates this claim. first he's a former congressional staffer, and we all know they're necessarily brilliant. and second, upon arriving in congress, he looked around and asked himself what makes this place run? the answer, of course, is money. and the budget is a source of all money, so he decided he's going to learn more about the federal budget than anybody else. and within an hour or two, he knew more about the budget than anybody up on the hill. and, of course, most senior positions on the hill are based on merit and logic. so it was natural that he would become the head of the budget committee. here's another thing that might surprise you, before he was interested in the budget, he was very interested in issues having to deal with poverty and opportunity. recently he's been doing amazing things which is spending a lot of time in inner cities and other poor communities, meeting with people who run programs for the poor. this is not exactly on the top of list of most republican members of congress, so

watch this. >> paul ryan has such pretty blue eyes. when was the last time you heard voices? >> it's important to take your medicine regularly. what is that? >> you're proof this country has gone to hell in a hand basket. >> pretty funny. my twitter account does see it's fair share of hate, it's safe to say my next guest faced brutal messages here to share, beckel. good to see you. >> hi. >> very well. >> you sent those? well, we didn't get to mine yet. >> okay. >> start with yours. >> let's. >> bob ask his liberal bs. >> how do you know bob is spewing liberal bs is not? thank you very much. >> you're such a fool and sound like an idiot. sounds like my ex-wife. you have drug induce brain damage based on your demeanor and facial expressions i like the show, bob because others make you look like the wrong headed moron you are. and this came from an dreea. bob is disgusting. >> i would never say -- i said that earlier. he had a disgusting comment right before we came back from commercial break. >> you're a lovely person. >> thank you. >>

but just arguing everything that i just said, paul ryan said they want to go after the so-called insurance company bailouts in obama care. that's a temporary provision to make sure some insurance companies don't get stuck with pools of enrollees who are sicker than the average. so maybe they're going to go to the mat on obama care. i just don't believe they're going to make that mistake again. >> is the president right to assume that republicans in his words aren't crazy enough to fool around with the debt ceiling again? >> i don't think he's right, but he might be posturing himself, too, right? >> i think what's happening here is that, you know, a bit of sabre rallying. a lot of showmanship. i think at the end, having talked to some knowledgeable stfers myself, the likely conclusion is that you will have a raising of the debt cheeling with some rather ceremonial policy tacked on top. for instance, last time they did it, they put in los angeles that said the irs had to certify people who got subsidies of oba obamacare were deserving of the subsidies. at least the republican party was able

host: the cover story of "cq weekly," what do you make of the budget deal with paul ryan?guest: that is a frustrating one for us, the problem is the deal was pretty small in numbers into a lot of things. at the end of the day, it has unwound part of the sequester, lot tot does not mean a people. but what it should mean is that republicans and democrats back in 2011 promised to cut spending, and now they went back on those words. host: would you define it as a compromise? guest: i did, i do. it is a compromise to grow government. what they're are doing is increasing spending now with the promise of cutting spending later, which is ironic because two years ago they promised to cut spending and they are already breaking that problem. this was a spending increase, and it was a bipartisan compromise to do so. host: if paul ryan decides to run for president in 2016 based on this agreement that he worked out with patty murray, the democratic senator from washington state, what is your take? guest: i will not speculate on if he runs, but i will talk about his voting record. one th

but i should point out, it is paul ryan country, scott walker country.ixed bag there. >> one of the few purple states left in america. >> yeah. >> a big thanks to both of you, hope you come back when we have a little more time. that is going to do things -- do it for me here. i'm craig melvin. we have just learned, by the way, that the governor of georgia is going to be holding a press conference on the storm there the messy aftermath as there. andrea mitchell will have that for you. before we go, we level you -- live shot of super bowl boulevard, times square just around the corner from here at 30 rock as the excitement builds, we continue to countdown to sunday's big game across the river in new jersey. i'll see you tomorrow. andrea mitchell's big game is right after this. u. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ ambient street noise ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punc

congressman paul ryan has also conceded, the chances of upward mobility are terrible. that's true when he talks about his constituents but on average, it has remained about the same for decades. now that's still not an easy pill for most parents who dream of seeing their children, regardless of where they live, seeing growing the economic ladder, that doesn't dmsh the government making -- diminish the government making things more difficult. nayson henry says doesn't mean we've lost the economic dream in general but does bring into question whether that dream ever existed on a national scale to begin with. nathan is an assistant professor of economics from harvard, is it a misnomer to think that americans have upward economic mobile whereas it's been the same as it's been for a long known? >> it's been well-known that the united states has a lower upward mobility in relation to other places. there is a lot of places in the united states that have some of the lowest rates of upward mobility than have ever been measured. >> what makes the characteristics that put san jos

this is something that was insisted on by paul ryan.nk a lot of deficit hawks think the benefits to the civilian and military are overly generous compared to the private sector. they are more generous in the private sector. other republicans, defense hawks like john mccain are adamantly opposed to that and working feverishly to reverse it. host: chris is joining us from ohio on the republican line. i was calling about the unemployment extension. i was wondering why they have the test votes on them. what the whole point of that is, if it doesn't count for anything. to my knowledge, the actual vote has been put off a couple different times that congress is vacation andek's they're trying to figure out where to come up with the money to offset some of that. problem with the them cutting congress's vacation and their paid vacation to help fund part of the unemployment? host: are you out of work at the moment? for how long? caller: yes. a year. host: what have you been doing without unemployment benefits? stopped theenefit 28th of december a

is somehow managed to put that together for well i'm glad to pick on paul ryan but i don't get why we are all worried about the budget deficit chris when we an eleven point seven trillion dollars trade deficit and if those jobs a doctor and this is since nine hundred sixty nine if those jobs now go overseas if we had never started most favored nation status if we'd never joined nafta gatt b.t.o. shaft always stuff. we would not have that deficit and i therefore i think we'd have people working and paying taxes we wouldn't have a budget deficit in my opinion we also have a very very different world i mean right now we have a global economy and that is something that we can either have been left behind or we could join with now i don't agree with all of those trade agreements but i think . i think on the whole we would not want to be neanderthals with our heads in the ground saying no we're not going to enter into any trade agreements or do anything like that so it's ok to be leavened billion dollar trade deficit that brings you know this seventeen billion dollars budget deficit ther

>> paul ryan has praised the pope for breathing new life into the fight against poverty and the man whooor children work as janitors, newt gingrich says everyone should embrace the pope's core critique. joining me now is the leader of nuns on the bus. it is so great to see you. we have talked about poverty and your ministering to the poor and working class. how powerful has the pope been on this issue? to have these two leaders come together in march has brought the issue to the world stage. how optimistic are you about moving the ball on this issue? >> while it sounds good to say, yes, i support the both, he's challenging the current structures in our society. the safety net is important, but it is only a temporary measure. we have got to change the way income is distributed in our society. we have to do structural change for the common good. that's a huge change. i'm not sure politicians are quite ready to embrace that part of the message. >> the 85 richest people on earth have the same amount of wealth as the bottom half of the population. we're talking about very serious structural

paul ryan topping the field at 20%, jeb bush and chris christie on his heels with 18% and 13%.ontributor to the did the grio.com. and pete for the indiana republican party. is the gap really that wide? 6 to 1? there's no substantial opposition to her like there was in 2008 when you had the anti-war folks rallies behind the now president obama. i do think there is a danger in sort of tapping her as the nominee this early on but she will have an opportunity to fund raise. >> or her supporting groups. ready for hillary. >> now, the competition is within the margin of error, which i believe is two or three points. >> no clear front-runner. is that a problem or an opportunity here? definitely an tuned, richard. this far out you will not have a front-runner, and it's kind of to test out the feel to fick out who is the best person to go up against hillary or whoever it is. we need to be focused on the house races, we need to be focused on retaking the senate so that when we do elect a president, we can put in place policies to get this country back on track. >> do you start behind, th

. >>> paul ryan reveló el jueves que la cámara votaría 4 proyectos migratorios en el verano, desde washingtonrementar en casi un 20% el sueldo para los vicerrectorres despertó la indignación en los trabajadores de plantel, porque muchos de ellos han visto reducido sus sueldos, los manifestantes indicaron que el hecho de plantear el asunto es injusto. >>> ustedes pueden ver que ha causado una gran protesta de parte de nosotros los estudiantes y los maestros porque estamos cansados de los abusos perpetrados por la administración. >>> el fiduciario especial, dijo que la propuesta había sido incluida en el orden del día por error de un empleado . >>> a fin de encontrar nuevas fomas para reducir la contaminación ambiental, el gobernador jerry brown buscará viajar a méxico para reducir así los gases de efecto invernadero, el año pasado brown firmó un acuerdo con china para la situación del tema ambiental. >>> también acusan a herbalife, llevandio la queja a la procuraduría de california, tenemos la información con norma roque >>> la aplicación por 150 a 180 dólares y venía un paquete de un shake. >

reciente encuesta revela que la democrata hillary clinton y el republicano paul ryan, lideran las preferenciasersona que lleva en su pecho un corazÓn mecÁnico. >> dan gracias a dios por las bendiciones recibidas. >> yo soy un milagro porque no todas las personas igual que yo pueden sobrevivir. >> hace unos meses vanessa llegÓ con el corazón a punto de dejar de palpitar. >> fui al hospital, pero siempre me decÍan que no tenía nada. >> si ustedes para lograr intervenir oportunamente, quÉ hubiera pasado? >> no hubiera durado 24 horas. >> sus padres no imaginaban que el simple virus de gripe estaba atacando su corazÓn, al grado de robarle la fuerza necesaria para seguir bombeando. >> comienza a hacer daÑo, no les pasa a todos, es 1 1000,puede ser algo genÉtico. >> en el hospital general de los angeles, despuÉs de un sin nÚmero de estudios, los mÉdicos detectaron el mal funcionamiento del Órgano, y la trasera trasladaron en helicÓptero al lugar e >> pensÓ que su hija iba a morir? >> sÍ. >> esperaron que el corazÓn respondiera a los medicamentos,pero no fue asÍ, la vida de vanessa poco a poco se apa

call paul ryan. this is his. it is his idea. maybe not on this specific issue, but this is -- this is his proposal, his idea. so we believe if it's good enough to help other proposals propounded by my republican friends on the house, it's good enough to help the unemployed. so in this proposal, there has been a desire to address the concerns of the republicans and democrats. is it perfect? of course not. jack reed has done a remarkably good job, and we believe this sound and balanced proposal. now, i would also say this, mr. president -- madam president, i'm sorry. this takes care of it for the good part of next -- of this year. i wish we could have done it until the first of the year. we can't find enough money. i have been waiting here for more than 24 hours for a reasonable proposal by my republican friends to pay for this. we don't have one yet. we're not going to strip the rights of people who have health insurance, and we're certainly not going to go after little boys and girls in america. who have the child tax credit.

i think that's our point. >> all right, john paul ryan, dr. bruce bailey, we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what's trending now, hermella. >> a new report from the surgeon general say we've come a long way since 50 years ago detailing the hazards of smoking. today the number of smokers is down to 18%. the report credits the decline to public health efforts such as banning smoking indoors and banning tv ads on tv. surgeon general says we've got a long way to go. >> today the annual death toll from smoking is approaching 500,000 per year. enough is enough. >> a key finding in the report is that cardiovascular disease actually kills more smokers over the age of 35 than young cancer. now to your reaction. viewer sarah says we have seen that warnings of harmful behavior affecting long term health is a deterrent for everyone. sarah says, we have a long way to go? why can't the government trend against e-cigarettes. you can learn more at aljazeera.com/considerthis. consider more studies need to be done to weigh the

but i do know one thing about the effects of this burgeoning scandal, you can probably now see paul ryan's boner from space. whoa that is -- i don't know what that is. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] all right. looks like wisconsin has a tusk but i don't -- now we have he has an up-pie lnch will chris christie respond? >> not only was a mislead by a member of my staff but this inappropriate conduct was made without my knowledge. >> jon: and i'm sorry. sorry? >> one thing is clear i will not tolerate it because the people of new jersey deserve better. >> jon: which makes me sorry. i'm very sorry. this is not representative of me or my administration in anyway and people will be held responsible for their actions. >> jon: what? [laughter] while clearly somebody is getting thrown under the bus here. fortunately for them the bus isn't moving it's stuck in terrible traffic. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] for more on this story -- for more on this story we good out to our senior new jersey correspondent. [laughter] how are you doin? as i guy who grew up in new jersey i'm dais ain't -- i'm

childhoodlike early education, he and paul ryan could cut a deal sometime this year.ot huge to stuff but i think you could have a much more productive -- >> what is the deal on immigration? in terms of both the citizenship and legal status. >> you have to have legalization to start with. you can get citizenship for the kids and the democrats are only going to buy off if you change it so you get citizenship for a large number of those people. it gets complicated but you're not going to -- >> where is the common ground? >> john boehner's trying to get a common ground. he has hired john mccain's immigration person, and he is trying to force his caucus to pass an immigration bill, which they could go to the congress with eventually. so they havek or keys to this out, there has been ferocious reaction from some strategists who say this is a horrible thing to do where we can pick up a lot of seats in congress. and the tea party is anti- immigration. but i have been surprised at how relatively muted those voices have been. the republican leadership has shown no signs -- >> b

i feel like i've seen this rodeo before, for example, there's jack kemp, mentored paul ryan, that was idol. i saw it with newt gingrich, i don't feel it cashes out in the politics. >> that's not how they win primaries. you have to find politicians who are willing to transcend the primary voter. i have an agenda that speaks to all voters. >> there should be bipartisan effort. it's true it's important we're talking about it more if we're really going to attack poverty we should look at what works, we look at the five countries that have poverty rates below 10% that spend a lot more on these programs. >> a lot more. >> why are republicans trying to cut food stamps. before you give me any speeches, why l let's just not cut food stamps. >> it's quadrupled in the last ten years. let's have anti-poverty programs that address poverty. let's give them the cash. >> i'd love to run the experiment where we're just giving people cash transfers, i can't begin to imagine the fox news coverage of that program. thank you both that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts now. >> thank

maybe paul ryan was the vice president nominee in this poll who's doing well.ush, former governor of florida, pretty popular there, is thinking about it. he said last night he'll think about it by the end of the year. chris christie is doing a little worse as a result of the bridge problems that he's had over the past several weeks in new jersey. let's see if chris christie can come back. the other candidates are doing a little better. one quick footnote for you ashleigh. i went back february 2006 we did a poll who are the likely republican presidential candidates? at that point, guess who was number one in february 2006 exactly at this point in the race for the 2008 republican presidential nominee? >> michelle balkman. i'm guessing. >> no. rudy juliani. if you look at the rest of the list, george allen 7%, mitt romney 3%. this is 2006 at this point in the race for the white house. giuliani was way ahead. >> i was thinking about february, just a couple of years ago. i wanted to say michelle balkman was in first place. i think i was apples and oranges. >> she wa

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