. >> you're referring to peter king of new york. >> yes. >> or of iowa. >> peter king of new york. >> i want to make sure that we got that right. all right, brianna, thank you very much. we'll stand by for the formal vote. we'll see it here and see if in fact it passes nancy pelosi will have to read this formal censure in the well of the house of representatives. we'll bring that to you once it happens, assuming it does. stand by for that. >>> on the other side of capitol hill, the republican john mccain pushed back hard against the military brass and the call to repeal don't ask, don't tell. senator mccain was skeptical about a new survey on lifting the ban on gays serving openly in the u.s. military. not enough troops responded. pentagon officials defended the report very strongly and also defended their claim that u.s. armed forces would adjust to the change. >> should repeal occur, some soldiers and marines may want separate shower facilities. some may ask for birthing and some may quit the service. we'll deal with that. but i believe and history tells us that most of them will pu

here is what bruce morrison and peter king say. the interesting thing about clinton in contrast to some lesser folks who have worked on this policy said he never took the reverse personally. as never, i did all this for them. it was always future oriented, keeping your eye on the ball and continuing to work a project and being on the phone and meeting with all of these two bit nothings from northern ireland on or around st. patrick's day, people who if you took the political equivalent in the u.s. would never get a meeting with the president of the nine states. we are talking about people who have one seat in 109 member assembly representing a country of one-half million people. it's like a minority member of the delaware legislature. there is a level of personal involvement that is unshakable. peter king says my father who was raised by irish immigrants died before bill clinton became president, but going back he said he but never have the patients to put up with all these irish people. they can drive you crazy. well, maybe that i

along with jerry nadler and peter king. we've been working on it for seven long years. we finally passed it in the house of representatives with the democratic leadership. it's now in the senate and if it does not pass before christmas, we'll come back into a congress that is republican-led and the leadership has been opposed to it. >> rose: why is the leadership of the house-- republican leadership-- opposed. >> it'satriotic, it's the right thing to do, it takes care of the heroes that took care of us. god forbid that we have another attack, charlie. are people going to say "i'm not going tow go and protect because i'm not going to be taken care of"? it's public policy, humanity, the right thing to do. i can't speak for them. this bill should have been passed seven years ago. >> what's the explanation they give? >> two answers are well, it's for new york, it's for new york. but, charlie, you and i know that the towers are our financial district and was attacked not as new york but as a symbol of our economic strength, the same as they attacked the pentagon as a symbol

the owner of the eagles told peter king of nbc sports the president called him last week and among otherngs, mr. obama talked about michael vick and redemption. the president said, so many people who serve time never get a second chance. and that he was happy a high profile organization like the philadelphia eagles had shown their faith in someone after such a major public downfall. the white house confirmed the conversation took place and said the president, of course, condemns the crimes that vick was convicted for. >>> when we come back here tonight, our look back at those who left us and those who we'll miss from this past year. and those who we'll miss from this past year. i'd get this tightness in my chest. so i went back to my doctor again. we chose symbicort to help control my asthma symptoms all day and night. [ man ] symbicort improves my lung function, starting within 15 minutes. symbicort will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. it is a combination of two medicines and should not be taken more often than prescribed. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like

peter king should be careful what he asks for because you never know where the fire he's igniting might go. >> we are -- how close do you think we are because you have been talking about this for a long, long time. i have been on for maybe 5, 6 years. i didn't believe this stuff about the government. i didn't. now i do. how close do you think we are to crying out for something and the top comes down and then you are in trouble? >> i think we near perilous times. i refer to janet napalittano as my cousin. we are not related! but to sigh her face reminds me of emanuel goldstein, big brother in 1984. it's a novel, but you saw his face everywhere. so she's saying if you see something, say something. tell us. you know what will come next? they will make it a crime if we see something and we don't say something and then we are east germny and north korea. >> on that happy note, merry christmas. back in just a minute. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt. an outpouring of tributes from washington leaders following the death of richard holbrooke. the veteran u.s. diplomat d

representative peter king of new york said wikileaks presents a clear and present danger.eney is demanding that we waterboard the internet which -- i don't know. i was thinking about it. wikileaks sounds suspiciously like ricki lake, who -- i think they should bring her in for questioning. secretary of state hillary clinton has been spending time calling these diplomats, trying to smooth things over. today, one close ally of ours laughed and said, don't worry, you should hear what we say about you. i guess that's good he was understanding. she held a press conference yesterday, during which she laid out plans, which will hopefully make sure nothing like this ever happens again. >> i have directed that specific actions be taken at the state department, in addition to new security safeguards at the department of defense and elsewhere to protect state department information so that kind of -- >> jimmy: well, at least they let her keep her shirt on, i guess, right. >> former president george w. bush is still out promoting his memoir "decision points." yesterday, he sat down wi

peter king said he is hearing he could stay at stanford another year. his father would like to see him stay in school because the nfl could have a work stoppage delaying the start of next season. >>> time is 6:36. the happiest place on earth is trying to cut down on something that doesn't make anybody happy. why disney is reducing the long waits in line. >> you are more likely to fall victim of a different kind of id theft. >>> president obama raising a few eyebrows for praise for michael vick. what you think about what the president said. >>> taking a live look outside, a clear start to the day and the rain is coming. we will check the full forecast with christina loren coming up. [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. even if you're saying... my mother has the kids tonight. ♪ [

he is guilty of being sloppy on some things, and i'm with republican peter king on this. i don't think the crime fit the punishment here on this, because i think, you know, it's interesting because he had a deal on the table for a reprimand earlier. if they were going to censure him then, why did they put the reprimand deal on the table? i know you know him well. i think there was politics involved. >> cornell, told's censure does not overshadow charlie rangel's long and distinguished service to this nation, but that service does not minimize the 13 counts of corruption against him, many of which were not just negligence and sloppiness but things unacceptable from a man who oversaw the tax cut. this was an appropriate punishment. it should be a wake-up call. >> he wasn't found to be corrupt on anything. that's my point. >> if you have four rent controlled apartments in new york, that's beyond shame. >> no, it's not. the detail was those apartments when he took those apartments, they were -- people were begging for him to take those apartments because they were drug-infest

. >> woodruff: other members, including new york republican peter king, tried but fell short in a bid to give rang al lesser punishment. >> let us apply the same standard of justice to charlie rangel that has been applied to everyone else and which all of us would want applied to ourselves. with that i respectfully urge a vote against censure. >> on this resolution, the yays are 333, the nays are 79. >> woodruff: instead, the recommendation of censure passed by a wide margin. >> will the gentleman from new york mr. rangel kindly appear in the well? >> woodruff: rangel then stood before his peers in the well of the house floor as speaker nancy pelosi formally read the public condemnation. >> the house is resolved the representative charles rangel of new york be censured. the representative charles b. rangel forthwith present himself in the well of the house for the pronouncement of censure. that representative charles b. rangel be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. and that representative rangel finds the solution to the appropriate taxing authoritys of

new york congressman peter king and anthony weiner reminded us why congressional approval is at 13%.ing out a parable of politics, derailing even popular legislation. republican members tried to attach a so-called poison pill amendment to the health bill for 9/11 workers preventing first responders, illegal immigrants from collecting benefits and they dared democrats to vote against it ahead of the election. democrats set up debate under rules that precluded amendments making it certain the bill would fail and the congressmen made it kind of about them. >> what we are doing tonight is a cruel hoax and charade. everyone knows that this bill will not get the two-thirds majority required under the is spengs calendar. blame it on republicans and i've been extremely critical of the republican stance on this issue. the reality is, you could pass this bill if you wanted to. >> you vote yes if you believe yes. you vote in favor of something if you believe it's the right thing. if you believe it's the wrong thing you vote no. we are following a procedure -- i will not yield to -- and the gent

last night on the broadcast, the eagles/vikings came, peter king saying the talk about former raiderscoach jon gruden returning to the 49ers is not happening. king says gruden is not a candidate for head coach but is hearing that the nines are in fact very interested in stan toerd head coach jim harbaugh. this we've expected and king says it's going to start a trend of young, hungry, first-time nfl head coaches joining a variety of franchises. but again the niners say they're talking general manager first and pro football talk, an nbc sports affiliate, reporting that the new gm is already in the building and trent balke will be elevated into the role. he is currently the vice president of player personnel for the niners. if all of these interviews are simply window dressing, we'll soon know. that's a look at sports, have yourself a great morning. >> thanks, loerngs. we do have some good news for the 49ers. two players are headed to hawaii to the pro bowl. patrick willis and justin smith. smith was an alternate last year. willis will be the first 49er since ronnie lott to be named to t

meanwhile last night on the broadcast, the eagles/vikings game we had here, peter king saying the talk about former raiders head coach jon gruden returning to the 49ers where he was once an assistant is not happening. king says grouden is not a candidate for head coach but they are very interested in stanford head coach jim harbaugh. king said it's going to start a trend of young, hungry, first-time nfl coaches joining a variety of franchises. but the niners say they're talking gm first. the new gm is already in the building, that trent balke will be elevated into the role. he is currently the vice president of player personnel for the niners. so if all of these interviews are simply window dressing, we'll soon know. that's a look at sports. have yourself a great morning. >> thank you very much, lawrence. >>> there is some good news for the niners this morning. two of the team's players will be headed to hawaii to play in the pro bowl. patrick willis and justin smith. smith was an alternate last year. while willis will be the first 49er since ronnie lott to be named to the pro bowl in

i want to thank congressman carolyn maloney and dole, the sponsors of the bill, along with peter king, who worked so diligently, prodding his republican colleagues. cannot thank him enough. mike mann, who has always been a friend of my organization and will be our friend for life. the entire new york delegation. the battling troops. i can go on and on. my senators now -- i hope that every citizen in our country feels the same way that i feel about these two senators. i feel truly blessed to have two extraordinary legislators -- thank you, senator gillibrand. thank you, senator schumer. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] i would like to thank carol schaefer, general president of the international association of firefighters, along with his staff. harold is not here because we had a catastrophic event in chicago. there was a very building. he lost two firefighters, and we had two critically injured, so i'm going to respond to harold and thank him for his extraordinary leadership. the president of the afl cio is truly a labor icon and one that has been working for passage of thi

peter newman is a terrorism expert at king's college in london. so peter, what are your thoughts about what is in front of us now? is this a single man, acting out, or is this a broader plot, part of a broader organization? >> well, the prosecutors this morning said this morning that he thought other people were involved, and it certainly seems to have been quite a well-prepared operation. it was not very well executed, but was quite well-prepared. we also know some of the information that was given to us, that the attacker had actually gone to a training camp in pakistan. that means it would have been coordinated at least, or he would have been trained, he would have been in touch with or people. so i think there's more to come. my strong suspicion is that there are other people to be found that have something to do with this. jenna: talk to us about the profile of this man. he was a swedish citizen as of 1992, so he came to europe as a young man, he lived in england for ten years during this time, and as we just mentioned, his latest residence wa

ways and means, dav camp, education and labor, john klein, foreign affairs, judiciary, lar smith, peter king, homeland security. one specific one, the naming of hal rise for procreation. picking up on a peace we had in "the wall street journal" today. you are a fiscal hawks, what do you think? guest: he is saying -- and hopefully he will come through -- that the appropriate -- appropriation committee culture needs to chang i have been one of the more vocal about their marks in the house. -- earmarks in the house. i think they have been the gateway drug to overspending. i am pleased republicans and house and senate agreed to a ban on all earmark for the entire congress -- for this year and next year as well. hal rogers has been a part of that band, and i think it is great. the culture of the appropriations committee is going to have to change. in my view. it has been a committee of spending where obviously -- it appropriates money, that is obviously its job. but it has sort of been where, all right, democrats want to spend something, republicans want to spend something, so let us make agreeme

and means, dave camp, education and labor, john klein, foreign affairs, judiciary, lamar smith, peter king, homeland security. one specific one, the naming of hal rise for procreation. picking up on a peace we had in "the wall street journal" today. you are a fiscal hawks, what do you think? guest: he is saying -- and hopefully he will come through -- that the appropriate -- appropriation committee culture needs to change. i have been one of the more vocal about their marks in the house. -- earmarks in the house. i think they have been the gateway drug to overspending. i am pleased republicans and house and senate agreed to a ban on all earmark for the entire congress -- for this year and next year as well. hal rogers has been a part of that band, and i think it is great. the culture of the appropriations committee is going to have to change. in my view. it has been a committee of spending where obviously -- it appropriates money, that is obviously its job. but it has sort of been where, all right, democrats want to spend something, republicans want to spend something, so let us make agree

representative peter king wants to hold hearings on the radicalization of muslims. there are concerns that this would alienate the committee and day perhaps will be less likely to offer tips to authorities. does mr. emerson a great?" guest: it is a unique opportunity for them to fully, openly, and unambiguously condemn all types of terrorism. to participate, cooperate with the fbi. and an opportunity for them to rescind their attacks on the fbi as instigating all these terrorist attacks. if they want to show they are truly moderate, is an opportunity to make these assertions. unfortunately, they do not want to do that. they want to attack the hearings as islamophobic. they are alienated by the message put out by these groups in 2001 that there is a war against islam. that is a conspiratorial message that is the number-one factor in radicalizing muslims. host: also the folks that said does this e-mail road, "please compare the rise of domestic home grown terrorism with countries in europe also experiencing domestic terrorism. is it on par, or, or less, etc. ?" guest:

new york's republican peter king argued censure was too severe. >> expulsion is the equivalent of thealty, then censure is life imprisonment. >> reporter: but overwhelmingly the house chose scensure. later rangel's turn more bitter saying past offenders brought more dishonor to the house. >> i think history would show that a different standard has been used in this case where i did not curse out the speaker, i have not tried to have sex with minors, i did not steal any money. >> reporter: and rangel repeatedly pointed out that the committee did not find that his mistakes were about trying to advance some personal gain, but still this is a very serious punishment. but it ends here, there are no outside criminal charges pending and rangel will be sworn in for his first term in january. >> david gregory is moderator of "meet the press," good morning to you. there's often no love lost between the two parties, the republicans and democrats, ahn times they seem to take delight in the shortcomings of the other and yet you look at this scene on the house floor yesterday, did anybody feel good

i want to thank peter king, caroline maloney, gerald madler in the house and many others in new york and their delegations. and again, hope that those efforts will not go in vain not because of the people who worked on the bill like we did, but because of the people who need our help like those who have all kinds of illnesses because they volunteered to help our great nation and preserve its freedom in a time of war. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. bennet: tha*urbgs mr. president. i'd like -- thank you, mr. president. i'd like to thank the senior senator from new york for all his efforts over many years to make sure that the first responders from 9/11 receive the settlements that they deserve. i rise today, mr. president, to speak in strong support of the dream act. the dream act will enable some of the best and brightest young people who graduateed from our schools to serve in the armed forces and to excel in college and their careers. and the dream act actually raises revenue to reduce our deficit. and it's for thes

i'd like to thank my partner in this bipartisan legislation, congressman peter king, the chairman of the fire fighters caucus and others, and i would like to thank chairman berman and ranking member ros-lehtinen for quickly bringing this matter to the floor. this allows us to send a message to the people of israel, we stand with you in your time of need. i urge my colleagues to support this resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: i yield myself such time as i may consume. as my colleague pointed out, the worst fire in israel's history erupted in the forest of israel it destroyed over 250 homes. it also burned over four million trees and 12,000 acres of forest, resulting in damages toy talling almost $55 million. after israel had exhausted its resources to fight the fire, it appealed to the united states and other nations to help it and help we did. u.s. c-130 aircraft flying from the european command flying from the air force base in g

two republicans, peter king and don young, joined 77 democrats in voting against the measure. the house has not centered anyone since 1983. this is a little over one hour. he dominican republic and provide proof of payment to the committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one hour. ms. lofgren: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to yield 30 minutes of my time to the the gentleman from new york for purposes of debate only and for his control of those 30 minutes. of my remaining 30 minutes, i ask unanimous consent to yield 15 minutes of my time to the the gentleman from alabama, the ranking member on the committee of standards of official conduct, mr. bonner, for purposes of debate only and for his control of those 15 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. lofgren: mr. speaker, i yield such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman may proceed. ms. lofgren: as chair of the standards of official conduct and the subcommittee in the matter of mr. rangel, i rise

peter lavelle's cross-talk looks at how recession is forcing the kings of consumerism to cut their cloth. and if. you want to. follow it well the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle one of the defining characteristics of modern life is mass consumption western lifestyles are being adopted globally but with the advent of the global recession all those who were once rich now have to live more modestly.

up next peter lavelle's cross-talk looks at how the recession is forcing the kings of consumerism to cut their cloth stay with us here on r.t. . if you can. pull over and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle one of the defining characteristics of modern life is mass consumption western lifestyles are being adopted globally but with the advent of the global recession all those who were once rich now have to live more modestly. and you can. discuss consumer society i'm joined by jules back in london he is the co-founder of abundance the partners in chicago we cross to david armano he is senior vice president at edelman digital and in auburn we go to lou rockwell he's a founder and chairman of the libby gun muses institute and another member of our crosstalk team yellin hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules are in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want gentlemen we live in a new age apparently we were all told that we need a structural change to our economy because of the great recession that we're still going through but will attitudes change as well because it seems

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king's speech this year. otherwise some like it hot a movie with peter o'toole called my favorite year. these robberies i could see over and over again. field of dreams amazingly enough since you're a sports fanatic i really love field of dreams a really speaks to me. >> last week we had a hard with the king's speech and the fighter. and curious to think what you say about this one true grit the remake with john wayne perry had >> it's the brothers jeff bridges there's a lot of mumbling going on he's pretty loaded it's kind of fun to watch we've seen him play the role before. i think it's an overrated movie it's ok, people want a western it's kind of fine except for the last part of it where you seat of course tortured and killed graphically. so when necessary and so wrong for the movie. that really hurt the film for me. it was not necessary it really hurt the film. it's ok, movies are expensive i want to tell someone to go and see movie i guess this one at least take you somewhere the wild west and all that. you will see a lot of oscar nominations though overrated go. >> rabbit hole. >

joining us now from london, peter neumann -- actually from washington, a terrorism expert at king's collegeho is in -- which is in london. thank you for joining us. last year, it was abdulmutallab, the underwear bomber, who tried to strike around the christmas holidays and now we're hearing about more threats. is this something that we should just expect every year around this time of year? >> i think generally speaking. of course, al-qaeda would be happy to strike any time, but i think they realize that at christmastime in particular, western societies are very vulnerable, maybe the guard is a little bit down, people are traveling and of course, they're always attacking transport targets, so that makes it particularly attractive to strike at this particular point in time. and of course, there has been a lot of chatter coming through jihadist forums, there's been a lot of chatter from detainees in afghanistan, now in iraq, and that seems to indicate that there is something going on here. rick: i know you think there's a renewed sense of purpose on the part of al-qaeda. some confidence as we

peter, andrew, thank you both so much for joining us. >> sure thing. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. thank you. >>> later on "parker spitzer," a tribute to larry king on the last night doing a live program on this network. you won't want to miss it. >> smell the fresh air of london again. if justice is not always an outcome, at least it is not dead yet. during my time in solitary confinement, in the bottom of a victorian prison, i had time to reflect. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant >>> tonight, our person of interest, julian assange. after nine days in a london prison, the founder of wikileaks freed on bail of 240,000 pounds. it was quite a show. accused by our country and others of releasing top secret tookments, wanted by a swedish court on rape charges, he was greeted by cheering supporters. >> some weren't cheering. he faces a hearing in january on the extradition to sweden. he has to wear a monitoring device and a curfew under house

peter's blog, the address is pfreundlich.wordpress.com. ♪ tonight -- ♪ people, keep on learning >> larry: stevie wonder. ♪ music is a world within itself ♪ ♪ with a language we all understand ♪ >> larry: next on "larry kingby, everything is all right ♪ ♪ baby, everything is all right ♪ ♪ out of sight ♪ baby ♪ everything is all right ♪ uptight ♪ plain out of sight >> larry: good evening. stevie wonder needs no introduction. so why am i introducing him? except for this. he is a genius. one of the most influential artists and people of our time. we welcome him back to "larry king live." he is the recipient of 25 grammys and a lifetime grammy. he is a political and social activist. last time he was on this show, by the way, was on the eve of the inauguration of barack obama. we'll start that way, stevie. how do you think he's doing? >> i think president obama's doing very well. i think that obviously we were with a mess, unfortunately, the previous -- at the end of the previous eight years. and i think, you know, it's almost like when you gain a lot of weight, it's going to take a minute to get it off. so we have some things that we got into, unfortunately, that happened. it's going to take some time to get

peter, andrew, thank you both so much for joining us. >> sure thing. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. thank you. >>> later on "parker spitzer," a tribute to larry king night doing a live program on this network. you won't want to miss it. >> smell the fresh air of london again. if justice is not always an outcome, at least it is not dead yet. during my time in solitary confinement, in the bottom of a victorian prison, i had time to reflect. pass pass td ameritrade doesn't limit you to one brand of etfs... they offer more than 100... each selected by investment experts at morningstar associates. only at the etf market center at td ameritrade. before investing, carefully consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. contact td ameritrade for a prospectus containing this and other information. read it carefully before investing. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] confused what to get? now robitussin makes it simple. click on the robitussin relief finder at robitussin.com. [ nose blowing ] [ male announcer ] click on your symptoms. ♪ get the right relief. ♪ makes the cold aisle easy. the

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peter bergen, appreciate it, and sebastian junger, both the film and book are -- i've seen the film twice and read the book once. thanks for being on. >>> big night for larry kingnight. king is being celebrated right now in high style. we'll take you to the after party in beverly hims alls, and we'll talk to him. and the athlete that really misses having a dog joins the ridiculist. yes, we're talking about michael vick. he wants a dog. i'm bob kearn, president of coit cleaning services. these pictures are the history of my family and they're also the history of coit. we've been in business for 60 years and our greatest asset has always been our people. we use the plum card from american express open to purchase everything we can and with the savings from the early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like ruben here. how can the plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. with 1,000 milligrams of vitamin c and energizing b vitamins, i'm ready for whatever they get into. [ barks ] [ woman ] emergen-c. feel the good. >>> larry king is going to join me in just a second