will paul ryan be able to deal with them? that remains to be seen. but immediately he'll face obstacles that they've put in place. a virginia member, you might remember david blat who beat eric cantor, the former majority whip. when you look at dave bratt saying we're happy to increase spending, but every daughter we increase spending we have to match with budgets cuts, and paul ryan may find himself in the same shoes that john boehner found himself in. >> what will paul ryan have to do to get something done. >> it will be tough if he doesn't high school diploma th --if he doesn't hold the base together. when it comes to increased spending he'll have to find a way to bring them on board without abandoning thinks base. they're chomping at the bit to go after paul ryan if he doesn't do what they want him to do. the numbers, the majority, the same people are there. if he can get them to return to regular record, which that means having committee chairman dictate the agenda of the congress, that was a promise he made to the freedom caucus, and he indicat

paul ryan had sharper ideological edges. >> reporter: congressman chris van hollen may be the democratws ryan the best-- after four years of working as his democratic counterpart on the house budget committee. van hollen says ryan's agenda is extreme, including a medicare plan that would end the senior health care program as it exists now and replace it with limited- amount vouchers. >> it would do great damage to medicare. it would end the medicare guarantee. >> reporter: ryan argues that without such changes, medicare will go bankrupt. it's a pragmatic, mathmatical view-- and that wins him love from conservatives. but those same conservatives are also his biggest challenge. >> this is paul ryan's real first big test. >> reporter: fellow wisconsin congressman sean duffy is talking about the government funding fight-- a fight that is electrified with red-hot conservative issues, including planned parenthood funding and how to screen refugees. >> these packages, they're never great. they're big, they're long, they spend a lot of money, this thing's going to stink no matter way you look

paul ryan is uniquely capable of doing. at his core, he understands that for this new conservative generation to succeed, ideas much -- must drive our politics and not the other way around. i am thrilled speaker ryan has to layout the challenges and solutions, the ideas, same kinds of ideas that efficient -- initially motivated our generation to move from their boston moment to their philadelphia moment, that will guide his work in the coming year as speaker of the house. i am confident that, inspired by the declaration of 1776, by the constitution of 1787, and informed, we all hope, by the wisdom of the ages, how straight here in this treasury of human knowledge, those in service of ideas will lead our nation to a restoration of freedom, opportunity, and solidarity in america. in a rebirth of the grand old party that serves them all. ladies and gentlemen, it is my high honor and privilege to richard is to you the fourth speaker of the united dates house of representatives, my friend, paul ryan. [applause] mr. ryan: thank yo

the key percent to watch is paul ryan. host: we have some tough reelection races in the senate and the center for grabs. guest: that's right. there's a real risk for republicans this time around. if you have a bunch of vulnerable -- at least a handful affordable republicans in the senate coming up in 2016, they do not want to be taking a tough vote about war that could affect their campaigns. unfortunately, something as important as voting to declare war could get sidelined because of a reelection campaign. that is the main reason why mitch mcconnell nor harry reid want to push this issue to the front in the next year. they would rather just let it stay to the side, fund the war without ever debating it. paul ryan sounds interested. that is new and exciting for people who care about this issue. host: we will go to mississippi, an independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. thank you for c-span. for the next year or so, it will be more or less the same on congress aside, the president 's side until the nation as a wh

now that you're speaker, do you think member paul ryan was a little naive? >> everybody knows that i walked into the speakership seven weeks ago with this process already in place. with this cake already baked. and so what i did is went to work to make the best of this process. to get good wins for conservatives. like lifting the oil export ban for the first time in 40 years. getting permanency on tax policy. getting good riders. limiting the irs so the irs can't meddle in politics. making sure we get more pro-life riders. those are wins we did get but the point i would say is this is the process i inherited. i fully owned that. but it's also a process that will help us get to what we call regular order next year where we don't wind up with the same kind of situation next year. that's my hope and goal. >> what does it say though -- mark levin says "they betrayed you." referring to you. laura ingram "omni-bust." marco rubio is to jeb bush as paul ryan is to john boehner. but harry reid said this. "it's a good product for the american people." so here you have

host: the new speaker paul ryan was asked about the relationship between himself and the president. there anything you and president obama can do together to lay the groundwork to mark -- groundwork? isn't it part of this environment? ryan: leaders can unify or polarize. reporter: you want to get rid of his signature health care law. speaker ryan: it is a law that is not working. it is a law that is making emily's pay double-digit premium increases. do you understand that to some, that is just as polarizing as what resident obama has done? how do we get out of it? think we get out of this by being positive, offering solutions, and focusing on making people's lives better and to appeal what unifies us as a country, as we should not play identity politics as conservatives or liberals, which is a liberal tactic that means speaking to people in ways that divide people from one another. that is wrong, in my opinion. aboutwhat do you hear this? guest: i think paul ryan would like to get done with this president. from a policy standpoint, neither can be more different, and there are things

paul ryan continues to speak in washington., his major policy speech comes before a big funding fight next week as well. we are back with much more. ♪ scarlet: you are watching bloomberg. this is your global business report. khe european central ban injecting more monetary stimulus. opec meeting on friday, saudi arabia says it will only cut output if countries outside of the cartel joined the effort. mcdonald's pushes back against claims that it and other companies avoided taxes in the european union. first, we want to start with the highly anticipated ecb decision. the central bank saying it will extend quantitative easing until march 2017 and broaden the assets purchased among the program. mario draghi says all of this will help ensure inflation targets. >> we decided to extend the asset purchase program. the monthly purchases of 60 billion euros under the asset purchase program are now intended to run until the end of march 2017, or beyond, if necessary. in any case, until the governing council sees a sustained adjustment in

. >>> coming up on "meet the press," an exclusive interview with house speaker paul ryan. moderator chuck todd will also have a postgame analysis with the democratic debate with bernie sanders. all of that coming up on "news4 today." >>> it's 10:05. here's look at stories coming up in the week ahead. last-minute shopping is kicking in into high gear. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest delivery day for packages and cards. more than 30 million pack js will be delivered tomorrow alone. you still have until december 23rd to expect christmas arrival. >>> this wednesday they'll have a blood drive in hop of noah liotta. it's happening on edison park drive in guy thersberg, it's open to the public but donors are encouraging to preregister. >> today's the final redskins home game. they're facing the buffalo bills at 1:00 p.m. if the skins win or should i say when they win t back-to-back victories, this will be the first of the season. wide receiver desean jackson says he does expect to play. >> sounds like a bet. >>> well, coming up, shots fired inside a wisconsin mall on one o

paul ryan wants to do things differently. house republicans and senate republicans expect more out of their leadership. then we will find out how well the president and speaker ryan work together. >> it will be interesting to see because the president will be in his final year and he is not running for anything. >> i think both sides congress and paul ryan's office kpt white house recognize there are limits about what they are able to do. they haven't done a whole lot together the last few years. the biggest will probably be the trade deal. left the room open for the obama trade deal to come forward as soon as this spring. mitch mcconnell said he doesn't see it happening until after the election. one area the president said at the podium that he will present a plan to close guantanamo bay. it is unlikely that the republican congress will go forward with that but those are areas you will see the white house try to work with paul ryan. otherwise paul ryan has his ambition to put forward ideas to try to make the party look vibran

paul ryan told them that he wasn't going to be able to do more for him.he wanted and he said that is not achievable. they trust him. it is a lot uglier. >> paul ryan put out this very slick campaign video talking about what is coming and this positive agenda next year. one of the things i remarked on is you are more optimistic. he wants to be more upbeat than republicans running for president. >> what i hear from republicans on the hill is that paul ryan is just sort of better internal politician than boehner was. he is less afraid of the conservatives because he can relate to them a little bit. he is much better an expectation setting. he is much better at going in and saying nancy pelosi has leverage here. we have to deal with her and we are not going to get everything we want out of this bill. i promise you i will get the most i possibly can. boehner was afraid to say that. boehner would promise things he couldn't deliver. >> boehner here really cleared a lot out of the barn for paul ryan. >> i want to do this sanders clinton curfufal. >> how big of a

is further compounded by the opportunity that brings me here today to its juice my good friend of paul ryanit's a reflection of paul's during innovative spirit that in his first major address as speaker of the house he is violating the first rule, the number one rule in american politics, never ever give a united states senator an opportunity, invitation to give a brief remarks. [laughter] >> but, as speaker ryan's own election show, among other surprises this year, the old rules in washington and in the republican party for changing. paul ryan has been part of that change ever since he first arrived at in congress. he has been at its forefront since ranking member on the house budget committee he began initially reluctant gop back into the often neglected business of principled policy innovation and reform. he is part of and now has the opportunity to lead in the house , a revised conservativism of committed thoughtful reform of policy in the way we make it. this new conservative project follows the example of our fanny generation. the original tea party, talking here about the tea party t

and paul ryan has to find a way to bring them along, to give them confidence that longer term he has a strategy that can actually deliver. >> some don't like ryan either because of his immigration -- he's more open to immigration than some of the others on the right. dan, what about donald trump and the presidential race? stepping back, you pointed your finger before at president obama and the frustrations about him. but is some of this economic? you have a lot of his -- trump's supporters seem to be blue collar workers who haven't had a rise in real incomes in years. is that where trump is getting his strength? >> oh, yeah. i think that has a lot to do with it. the fact the economy has grown between zeier roan a between zero and 2%. it created a lot of anxiety among blue collar voters. trump brought the anxiety and anger to the surface. the question is, can you drive simple anger all the way into the presidency or at some point you have to offer them a more positive forward looking vision. i think that's kind of the burden that donald trump bears right now and the other republican ca

at the end of the year paul ryan the new republican speaker pushed through this big omnibus bill.t got overshadowed because of the presidential campaign but there's outrage by conservatives that paul ryan couldn't cut a better deal. i talked to a couple of more conservative members the guys in the freedom caucus after the deal went down. growing outrage on talk radio and on conservative blogs and they all, all conservatives are saying paul ryan does not deliver victories early in 2016 he's going to start to face the same dynamic that john boehner faced during his short-lived reign as speaker. watch the house and see if paul ryan can navigate that any better. >> honeymoon is over. >> well said. honeymoon is over. >> very crucial to watch in the coming weeks are the early state endorsements. folks likon jonie ernst has not endorsed a candidate. so as a candidate can pick up those endorsements maybe more than one, two or three that can be helpful. if anyone is in a position to pick up a majority it's probably marco rubio, tim scott has done everything but endorse marco rubio. so mayb

marco rubio is to jeb bush as paul ryan is to john boehner.meant as a compliment as you might know. but harry reid said this. "it's a good product for the american people." so here you have harry reid praising you and conservative opinion leaders calling it betrayal. >> look, none of this stuff gets to me. the results what are matters. we made good on our promises. we advanced good legislation and more importantly -- >> do you think this rhetoric is inappropriate? out of line? >> i don't really pay attention to it. people know who i am. >> some of your members do. >> the members know i am a movement conservative. they know i am a doer not a be-er. i want to make sure we have an agenda to take the american people that is rooted in our founding principles, this is what conservatives believe, to give the country a very clear choice and that's what we're excited and looking forward to in 2016. >> you were aggressive when it comes to pushing -- you were happy about this and the tax. but one of the criticisms from deficit hawks is $700 billion in pe

one is this isn't paul ryan's first time doing this.architects with democratic senator patty murray of the last bipartisan budget compromise deal that got done at the end of 2013 that ushered in this era of a couple years of non-crisis governance where we haven't had a government shutdown, we haven't had a credible threat of a shutdown since then. we know paul ryan is not a guy who likes brinksmanship, who did not want to shut down the government. but 9 other thing is i think paul ryan would really like to coast for a year and so would a lot of other republicans in congress. they think they have a decent shot of taking back the presidency next year. they know if they have unified control of government they can implement their agenda without having to get a democrat to agree with it, so why pick a big fight now when you can maybe just get it done in a year. and furthermore, i think republicans, conservative republicans in congress trust paul ryan when he says look, i have a long game here, let me make this deal and we'll come back next y

i'm very high on paul ryan is and he is the next -- paul ryan, and he is the next generation of leadership in the house of representatives. the house of representatives is very fortunate that someone like pauline is willing to step up -- someone like paul ryan is willing to step up and fill the leadership. sacrifices. great he and his family both make great sacrifices. in fromrbara is coming pearl, mississippi. republican. caller: yes, hi. how are you? theuld like to know from republican you have on today, how easy would it be for the president nominee donald trump to become -- if he becomes the next president to pass on the initiative he has been talking about with immigration? and what can be done to fix the health care laws pertaining to people who have insurance because i know prior to this law we always had great insurance. but after this law was passed, we wound up with very high deductibles. a $6,000 deductible. insurance through your jobs, your pay $100 a month for insurance plus you have an $8,000 deductible. it is very high. how can those issues be addressed? host: implementing p

paul ryan has been part of the change ever since he arrived. and he's been at the forefront since as ranking member on the house budget committee. he began pulling and initially reluctant gop back into the often neglected business of principled policy innovation and reform. he's part of and now has the opportunity to lead in the house, revive conservatism of sbre neuroship. the way we make it. the original tea party, the tea party that took place in boston in 1773 against the kind of government that we as americans did not want. but that event would now long have been forgotten in history if that generation had not made the journey from boston to philadelphia. 14 years later to create the government that we as americans want and still want today. to follow in the founders footsteps, conservatives today must first resolve starting right now to apply our permanent principles to today's challenges, restoring upward mobility, equal opportunity to every sector of our economy and to every neighborhood in our society. good faith disagreements within t

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker at the house, the honorable paul ryan. hon. thank you very much. i want to welcome all of you to the capitol visitor's center. the way i see it, nobody could accuse dick cheney of living an inconsequential life. he was working in the white house on 9/11. he oversaw operation desert storm. he worked at the side of gerald ford as that man restore the presidency. he dedicated his life to public service. this is a man who witnessed the very first drawing of the laffer curve. given my position, i am especially interested in his career as a congressman. he was elected in 1978. he served in the house for 10 years. he literally wrote the book on this place with his wife. he vigorously supported ronald reagan in those times. over that time, he rose in the ranks. the list of people he knew and people he befriended is like a who's who of the conservative movement. he succeeded jack kemp. newt gingrich seceded him as the house republican whip. he moved among giants in american politics. he is one himself. he left the house to become our def

and now, paul ryan condemned donald trump's statements saying they were un-american, but then he said that he would vote for him if he were the nominee, and you are not on that side of the aisle, but in your mind, is that enough of a condemnation for the republican leadership, or do they need to come out harsher? >> i do, because as this is said earlier, it is not conservativism, and this not within what is of the range of the valor, because we have the beautiful words at the base of the statue of liberty, bring us the poor and the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. and we don't have a coe -- code that says unless you are free. we want them to come here to wlish their beliefs freely. and so i think that donald trump is certainly not expressing and understanding of the constitution, and understanding of the history, and understanding of the american values, and he really is disqualified from someone who is in charge of the free world. >> leaving trump aside for the moment, and do you, senator, believe that enough is being done to screen people when they come into the united state

paul ryan is a media savvy person. he has many media-savvy people around him.tinue to do that in his futures. he's been a vice presidential nominee. he has been in congress since his 20's. he may have presidential ambitions. he is thinking about the bigger picture here. in terms of breaks from speaker boehner, there were two interesting breaks i came by. one, he is engaging in a lot more communication with the right flank. relations had gotten so frosty between john boehner and the right flank that they ground to a halt. ryan is texting with members. he is making his chief of staff available for questions large and small. this is making a huge difference for a number of people on the right flank. the freedom caucus said very nice things about ryan. they may not like the final product of this deal because it was ultimately a bipartisan deal, but they had knife -- nice things to say about ryan in the process. ryan is doing, he is setting expectations very well. you noticed there was no flareup , no debate over a government shutdown. the cause that the right was p

paul ryan had the political fig leaf saying i'm playing the hand that was dealt me. came into the office. this is the best we can do. we'll lose a lot of conservatives in the bargain here. they are getting a past because he's so new. democrats had the tax credits on wind and solar. to mummify those on the left. those environmentally concerned members of congress. planned parenthood. republicans came up empty, on syria refugees, bringing them into the country, there were several democrats in the senate that wanted gun control restrictions stuck into the bill, the 1.1 trillion bill. it was never realistic hope it was something of a barring -- bargaining work. all of this major legs larks the stuff that is viscerale to voters, gun control, planned parenthood, abortion is stuck in a huge spending bill at the end of the year. no one wants to bring it up and put it on the floor itself. >> that's how it works. i guess the spending bill is the most important thing that washington needs to do. >> that's correct. >> what does it say about paul ryan, this is something that prev

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condemned trump sot: house speaker paul ryan, 1:08-1:19 "some of our best and biggest allies in this struggle and fight against radical islamic terror are muslims , a vast vast vast majority of whom are peaceful" but, in a nation feeling fear, looking for answers donald trump has the opposite message trump's comments raise a number one of the biggest ... is what trump proposing even legal? our guest today will help shed some light on that part of the controversy. mark kende is the chair of the constitutional law center at drake law who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a

lou: let's go to paul ryan. speaker ryan.e they were calling off the dogs today and staying scratch our bellies because we are not going to bite on this brokered convention anymore. we are not even going snarl. >> i think the speaker is in a very difficult situation every day he wakes up. he's got to step right, accept left, get in the center and step right again. mcconnell, mcconnell it's a different institution in the senate. the house is much more combative. lou: they are acting like a bunch of -- the republican leadership in the senate and house, brad, i don't know if you will a he grow with me, they look like a bunch of hacks for the business round table and chamber of commerce. i don't see what their leadership is making. >> there is a sea change in leadership. the fact that we haven't had a government shutdown is evidence of that. there is regular order being held to each body. we have got to live toy fight another day. obama is done. we need to fight for the next election cycle. you have got obama, give us a chance to

i'd like to ask you, does paul ryan know these things? does somebody know what's being approved in this budget? when you talk about sanctuary cities will continue, to me that is a no-brainer. you look at some of these incredible people that are just being killed like nothing, and it is sanctuary city haven. do people -- do these people know that this is all being funded? >> i have to believe they do. i mean because they've been told by conservatives -- i know that senator jeff sessions had a pretty interest comment. he actually said this is what explains why voters are in an open rebellion. remember republicans, mr. trump, in 2010, said they would repeal and replace obamacare. ted cruz was the only guy that was willing to go to the mat and use the power of the purse. then they said in 2014 they'd stop executive amnesty. they caved on all of these issues. the "washington freebie free by blsh . >> incredible. the whole thing is incredible. the whole process is frankly incredible. the pressure is on the president. nobody's going to know abou

house speaker paul ryan was noncommittal. you said it's better to be safe than sorry. is this something you support? >> this is a beating of all of this process. the task force is taking all suggestions from democrats and republicans. >> reporter: nancy cordes, cbs news, washington. >>> "cbs this morning" co-anchor norah o'donnell interviewed president obama just after yesterday's attack. the president said, again, it's time this country take steps to try to reduce the number of mass shootings. >> we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no peril anywhere else in the world. and there's some steps we could take, not to eliminate every one of these mass shootings, but to improve the odds that they don't happen as frequently. >> we will have more of norah o'donnell's interview with "cbs this morning." >>> britain's parliament has voted to strikes in area. the air force took off from the island of cyprus to start the attacks. parliament approved the new attacks after more than a ten-hour debate. opponents say britain's entry into crowded air space o

so they went to paul ryan. policy th baba trust them, i trust them. came in and we shared with paul, and pastor paul grodell was the principal. paul said to me, bob, do you think that we can lay our hands on paul and pray for them at the end of the meeting? i said, i'm not sure that works with catholics. but let's try. [laughter] so after that meeting was over, and you could see secret, when he came in, seeing this guy with somebody else, i got all uptight and i'm telling you they were in tears midway through. and when pollock up and put his hands, we all gathered rental and printed i look at the secret service guys and they were just in tears. paul says it had a profound impact on his life, so that's a good segue into -- >> and i want to thank you because you to come and rescue me because i was the last one in line to go back there and the secret service got in front of me and said you can't go back there. and i said i'm within. they go, no your not. [laughter] i said i really am. for whatever reasons they didn't believe me. [laughter] you had to com

here to talk us through paul ryan's strategy is our very own sahil kapur.ht now what is the state of play. sahil: right now, paul ryan and nancy pelosi, with the approval of the white house and senate democratic and republican leaders, have struck a deal that would keep the government funded through september 2016. it would adhere to spending levels speaker boehner and democrats and the white house agreed to before the previous speaker jumped ship, and what this would do is attach some policy riders, such as ending a four-decade-long ban on oil exports. at this they are waiting for point, congress to vote. there is some pushback on some of these provisions, but it seems likely that this will pass. mark: i am fascinated by the public relations effort the speaker has been engaged in. he has built a very big and strong team of pr specialists. they put out a lot of press releases, and for instance, they have adopted this hashtag, #confidentamerica. the themes i'm seeing, ryan is succeeding with conservatives in ao succeeding bipartisan way, and also a notion of

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how does paul ryan come out of this here at the end? >> it's not necessarily a knock on paul ryan, he couldn't get 218. the reality is, as joe alluded to, you always have a contingency of republicans who refuse to vote for any of these spending bills. you almost always have to go to democrats. and in that regard, look, he managed to craft a bill that had significant victories, the oil export ban, the end of these taxes. he's also getting very rave reviews about the process and the degree to which they are being allowed to offer their views and amendments and input. so far, people have been very pleased with what he's managed to end this year so far. >> the paradox is, joe, because conservatives won't vote for any budget bill, you actually lose some conservative reform you might have gotten otherwise. >> right. it's sort of, what else could they have gotten if they were able to command the majority here? and there are a lot of policy writers they want to get in here. >> thank you, all. we'll have to take a break. when which come back, hi