on monday between defending champion sell about you i have run a shop up to former local coach peter of rob you of who's agreed to return and manage the club giving its own tribute. and there are them rest in peace that voice have accomplished a lot in the world talking sadness and mourning is left for us and lead their families and friends find strength to leave through. at least in some way all of us will remember them always but a loss is irreplaceable. each of today's russian premier league football games meanwhile witnessed a minute's silence for the departed saturday seeing the top four sides in action and it started with a shock the leading school hoops to cross city rivals in their first match with a national team goalkeeper equal rockenfield have picked up a major knee injury a fortnight ago in the absence was a glaring for only in opening for the visitors thirty six minutes in more misery was then heaped on c.s. because deputy shot stopper sergei chipped just three minutes later kevin karami the man coolly finishing the host defense for me and all the sea essentially for the rest

barack obama is running on the george bernard shaw of philosophy. if you rob peterny government am that rob peter to pay paul can always count on the support of paul. since there are more pauls in this country than there are peters barack obama may be on to something. i think even paul is getting tired by this act. >> huge disparity in the mainstream media using the term liberal and conservative as a desz skrimgs. >> the study found that journalists at abc, cbs, cnn they might say joe blow a conservative but 20 times more often than they is joe smith a liberal. this is like when the government puts warning labels on cigarettes they say cigarettes cause cancer this is a media warning labor that says conservatives are dangerous to your mental health. it's the same thing. this happened before, bill, in american journalism up until really about 1960s. it involved race and crime. the only time journalists would identify race in a crime story is if the criminal was black. they would say johnny smith a blackman was arrested last night or whatever. if johnny smith was white

barack obama is running on the george bernard shaw school of philosophy if you rob peter. any government who robs peter to pay paul can always count on the support of paul. and since there are more pauls in this country than there are peters, barack obama may be on to something but you know what? even paul is getting tired of this act. >> new study by the media research center, conservative group. huge disparity in the mainstream media using the words conservative and liberal as descriptions. >> what is the point of the study? >> the the study found that journalists at abc, nbc, and cbs identified conservatives in their stories 20 times more often than they identified liberals. joe blow, a conservative, but 20 times more often they said joe smith a liberal. this is like when the government puts warning labels on cigarettes that say cigarettes cause cancer. this is a media warning label that says conservatives are dangerous to your mental health. it's the same thing. this happened before,bill in american journalism really up until about the 1960's. it involved race and crime

again, the democrats have their philosophy of rob peter to pay paul. it's like a storm damaged roof at somebody's home. they want a new car, but they want a roof and they can only pay for one. what do you do? to fix the roof for $5,000 instead of going out and putting $5,000 on a new car. and the congress wants it both ways. and they're spending money we just don't have, and the american people are sec of it. now, this is only 1.6 billion and over a trillion dollar budget. the fact that they can't get their act together, the democrats to put a chill on a budget. i think the american people are going to reject that. >> okay, all right. >> athey stay there won't be the cuts the republican wanted in the house. how are democrats planning to pay for it then? >> well, you know, i want to know how bush paid for it when katrina hit. >> it's always bush, come on, get off the bush thing, bush is gone. >> and back then, back then, republicans had heart. >> chris, let's talk about the here and now. >> and saying, hey, hold on, brad, you had a chance to rhetoricali

half points out of five in friday's four ball swedish pair peter hanson and alexander noren seen here got the first points of the day for them getting the better of him poulter and rob brock to win five three britain and ireland five and a half to four and a half. now brings this to the end of the sports in a couple that. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets why not scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r g. am. i. as libya's new government gets ready for its un seat and reaps the old regime this cash there are fears that unwavering support for the former rebels may see more civilian casualties. kosovan police and e.u. peacekeepers seized two checkpoints on the northern border with serbia ignoring locals protests and the warnings of escalating violence plus. it's about time that this time joins the community of nations as an important and there's no longer treated as some putin's time tonight palestinian leaders defy u.s. veto threats and vowed to launch a statehood recognition bid with the u.n. security council next week.

make this thing work germans are not going to pay unlimited amounts of money ok keep greece afloat ok rob me jump in go ahead. peter peter's mind set is that there is only a little riffle needed and everything will be hunky dory he doesn't for example understand that he's own country unemployment is not nine percent it's least twenty to twenty two and it's forty percent upon a month's blacks and hispanics he's not saying there are very fundamental. and as a result the euro's going into crisis as he is the usa is going into crisis and all he talks about is a late street form and nothing is happening in the usa usa and the nothing is really going to happen in europe and he doesn't see the fundamental problems in the situation here and in the usa he's just in fact saying oh everything will get back into balance with a bit reform when he's wrong then again you'll find out to you what it is what it is is made all right and you're jumping is crosstalk go right ahead no excuse me i didn't say anything of the sort everything i said had a question mark after week after it i'm actually agreeing with daniel that there is a se

american victims of natural disasters should not be left at the mercy of a rob peter to pay paul system. that is not who we are as americans. we have a choice right now, and, mr. president, in my mind and in the minds of all of north carolinians affected by the storms of irene and the tornadoes that took place in april, the choice is clear -- congress must make these fema supplemental funds available. the budget control act that we passed in early august established strict spending caps to get our fiscal house in order while also allowing for a limited amount of funds to be made available in case disaster struck. well, disaster struck and now is the time to make those funds available. meeting these needs is not just a necessity for the people of my state and many others, but it's also wholly consistent with the fiscal discipline that we agreed on and voted on in august. but, mr. president, vietnam funding is not enough. our farmers in north carolina and across the eastern coast were devastated by irene, and they are in desperate need of assistance. north carolina's an structural state.

. >>> in the top of the hour, we asked you why are you awake on this friday morning? your answers from rob gifford. >> yes peter. a lot of people excited about college football. kathy writes, i'm tossing out the sweater vest and putting the beer on ice. it may be the best thing we buckeyes can cheer for this year. >>that. as a child of a wolverines, all i can say is beat bc this weekend. what else you got? >> alan rights, been reported missing -- anybody notice you have never seen the patty and willie geist together. it's one person. "morning joe" begins right now. >>> the side show won't matter. the economy matters. the american people matter. jobs matter. that's what we are focused on. thursday today, thursday today. the president wants to talk to the american people and call on congress to act. it's what we are going to do. >> 6:00 on the east coast. good morning it's friday, september 2nd. can you believe it? school starts soon for the kids. with us on set, the editor-in-chief and co-publisher of the new york daily news, mark zuckerman joins us. good day to have you. peter alexander is here. >> sorry i'm he

rob peter to pay paul. they simply want to rob peter and paul, that's what they want to do, of assistance and help. we should ask why it was acceptable to provide more than than $800 billion to invade and then rebuild iraq without paying for it, no questions asked. and that's the families that made sacrifices in that war, how they felt about it. but we turned our back on them, that's what we've done. but when the time comes to rebuild america, some republicans want to hold the money hostage until painful spending cuts are inflicted elsewhere. they are gunning for the president of the united states. they think that they are going to be able to -- to smash president obama's accomplishments, getting people, a couple of million people to work, the packages that got america -- that got the -- defined stopped where it was and start it turned around. you have got to remember something. i was the senior member, democrat member on the budget committee when these reckless tax cuts came up for the wealthy it cost $700 billion over ten years. they were approved without being paid for. it's pretty clear when it

president and the targeting and all of that and we will follow it all of the way through and we will make sure that we are not simply robbing peter to pay paul and on one hand do the cuts and lose some jobs perhaps in government and other places, but rather, this is an addition to the jobs that we have already, because we need so many. >> all right, california congresswoman from my hometown. thank you, maxine waters, so much. >> you're welcome. >>> is there compromise on the president's job plan? nancy pelosi said she was encouraged by what leader boehner had to say. >>> and a so wellen river has forced 100,000 people out of their homes and we will get an update of the northeast flooding that is the worst of 60 years. >>> and the shocking medical breach of how personal information and diagnoses on 20,000 patients ended up online for a year for anyone to see. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fi

rob peter to pay paul. at the same time, he's asking americans to oppose measures and measures they've become disenchanted with. he said i'm going to go to every corner of the country. he's basically saying i'm beginning my re-election campaign and we're going to fight this over what kind of country we're going to have. >> he's really calling out to republicans he wants to work together when he's talking about the small businesses tax cut, he's saying the republicans proposed this, they now should pass this. they can work together. don't you think? >> well, there's a few things in there republicans would like to do. everybody wants to spend more money on roads and bridges. politicians of all stripes like doing that because construction companies make generous contributions to local politicians, and congressmen are local politicians. and everybody wants to do that. the question is how do you pay for it? the president was making it clear. he engaged in some rather disingenuous purposeful confusion of the issues. he's talking about a lot of money. he basically is going to give them money from the federal government, more of it than he has the past few mont

of investment incentives. investment incentives work break -- great. they're robbing peter to pay paul, they shift the investment over time but they did not generate net new investment. if you have a long-term policy, long-term tax policy that decreases the cost of capital and increases the rate of return on investment than you will see some fundamental change in long- term investment. but just providing a temporary tax credit, it moves it from next month into this month or next quarter into this quarter -- which is what happened. a big spurt in investment, which is highly and more -- at normal. big consumption drives and the door down and businesses produce and hires more people advise new equipment. this time we had virtually no demand but we were able to trick anybody into investing up- front. however, those policies have a tendency to run their course and without any demand behind them to keep businesses investing, the investment spurts, and in biblical sense, like the cd who falls on the ground and sports of quickly and dies. a big surge of investment for a couple of q

imagine in the aftermath of katrina which had enough madness to deal with if washington was trying to figure out how to cut other things in the budget to pay for this? >> robbing peterpay paul has biblical roots, hence the names. i mean, i think we have watched enough sausage being made in the last year and a half to put us off sausage for life i think. you know, the congressional process is not pretty at its best. you and i have both worked, you for a much longer time than i. i worked in the state legislature in sacramento. i got tired of it after a year. you stuck it out for a while. it's not meant for public view. it's like many other basic human functions. >> there are some republican members of louisiana's congressional delegation who are part of this slowdown relief, disaster relief money until we can find a way to pay for it. aren't they under pressure? >> you know, it's remarkable. my film deals with the cause of the flooding, but what's well known in louisiana is that fema relief money was slow walked and knotted up to a great extent after katrina. and one of the few good things you'll hear anybody in louisiana say about the obama administration is the appo

of investment incentives. investment incentives work break -- great. they're robbing peter to pay paul, they shift the investment over time but they did not generate net new investment. if you have a long-term policy, long-term tax policy that decreases the cost of capital and increases the rate of return on investment than you will see some fundamental change in long- term investment. but just providing a temporary tax credit, it moves it from next month into this month or next quarter into this quarter -- which is what happened. a big spurt in investment, which is highly and more -- at normal. big consumption drives and the door down and businesses produce and hires more peopladvise new equipment. this time we had virtually no demand but we were able to trick anybody into investing up- front. however, those policies have a tendency to run their course and without any demand behinthem to keep businesses investing, the investment spurts, and in biblical sense, like the cd who falls on the ground and sports of quickly and dies. a big surge of investment for a couple of quart

so we are essentially robbing peter to pay paul, but it will come to the economic future of your constituents and mine. now it confidence me that many of my colleagues have seen through this and observed it for what it is. over 100 of them have signed on a letter by my friends, mr. peters and ms. eshoo in opposition to gutting atvm. i urge my colleagues to stand up for what is right by defeating the previous question and by adopting my amendment. and if we can't do that, let's vote this rule down and let's vote this bill down and go about the nation's business in a wise and a sensible fashion which will create jobs and not -- sustain economic opportunity for our people. i want to denounce the behavior i see on the other side where they are walking into one of the most important issues that this country confronts with their eyes completely closed. ms. slaughter: may i yield -- mr. dingell: i thank the distinguished gentlewoman for her kindness to me. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: i reserv

of these things, but everything comes from the earth. we have to create wealth and jobs. everything has to come from mining, farming, drilling. it has to come from the earth. you cannot rob peter to pay paul. you have to take the wealth from the earth. that is the only way we will be able to do it. you just keep shoveling money around. i am sorry. host: i want to dig into some detail about what republicans are putting forth. this from the house republican conference. some ideas they suggest to create jobs is to create a 25% top tax rate for people and businesses. they want a congressional review of regulations. the house will continue that this fall. they would like to see the trade deals enacted and put into law. they also want to expand domestic oil and gas drilling. that goes to the point of the last caller. any reaction to what the caller was saying? guest: there are very few jobs at stake with domestic drilling. we're not going to have energy independence. the idea is a surge. if you drill the oil out of the ground today, it is not there tomorrow. if we're worried about the bad guys putting aside, the most foolish thing to do is to drill is out today. why would you rush t

rob reiner on the set also tom brokaw, and in a few minutes, peter king. >>> up next, why the white house is already doing damage control over a new insider book. it's one of the top stories next in politico. >>> but first, here is meteorologist ryan phillips with a check on the forecast. >> good morning to you. very chilly conditions out and about across the northeast. like those temperatures in the 40s and 50s, little too soon to be bringing on fall. but skies are mostly clear, we'll see a lot of sunshine in the northeast today. rain's approaching, they'll catch up with us tomorrow. your forecast today, 56 in albany, 63 boston. but lots of sunshine here in new york, 72, warmer yet in d.c., temperatures there around 73. the storms held at bay to the west today. and we're going to gradually see a nice warm-up for the rest of the week. that's a quick look at your forecast. more "morning joe" when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ three, six, nine ♪ the goose drank wine ♪ the monkey chew tobacco on the streetcar line ♪ ♪ ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ pat it on your partner's hand ♪ ♪ right hand ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ cross it with your left arm ♪ pat your partner's