you know, building off what s.e. donna, how do you convince somebody on the other side to find agreement. we do have to change our rhetoric. one side has to stop accusing the other of infringing on the second amendment and the other side has to stop accusing the opponents of not wanting to do enough to protect our kids. and the bottom line is we have to find a washington solution. what is that washington solution? don't just say mental health. >> i think the washington solution begins the genesis of the solution begins in places like donna said before. in living rooms, kitchen tables, mental health forms. i think there's growing agreement on thing like mental health. that the washington solution will have some sort of bipartisan agreement there. and i think again, that is, if we want to find consensus right now where we can build upon, that's an area where i think there would be agreement that you can use it. that's a legislative victory that you could achieve and everybody could show there's progress being made in w

from the right, i'm s.e.cupp. >> and from the left, i'm howard dean. >>> erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> next, break news. emergency responders responding to a fiery crash. >>> and people killed by suicide bombers in russia this weekend. are terrorists planning attacks at the olympics? >>> and one of america's most famous tv hosts reveals she's gay. let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. erin is off tonight. breaking news, two trains collide in a f

s.e.e democratic party has made one terrible mistake. that is, although, they are doing much better with single women than the republican party is, anyone who assumes that a woman is a single issue voter is downplaying that woman's capabilities. women make move the decisions in the family about health care and education and women balancing the checkbooks. in my house, my husband balances the checkbook. that is the exception. women care about all of these issues and women we know from the research in this country and round the world, that women think outside of themselves. they think of the health of their families and health of their businesses and health of their communities. not just their own self interests. >> we have the most dominant figure in politics. hillary clinton. s.e., the democratic nomination. now a stretch -- america's first woman's president. she could be in danger of become the next mitt romney, why? >> it was interesting. she appeared at the meeting of goldman sachs exec

>>> this is piers morgan live, i'm s.e. cupp in tonight for piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight i'm joined by a man so controversial, so success schl, sofa mouse and infamous, he has his own television network. you either know him and love him or loathe him with every fiber of your being. i bet you don't actually know him at all. after tonight, you're going to. >>> he's a media icon whose built a radio television and online empire, founder of mercury radio arts and the blaze, forbes puts his influence ahead of kanye west, john steward and jerry seinfeld and put his earnings at 90 million. he's got a book out called "miracles and massacres." i contribute to the blaze, glen beck is my boss, if you think that means i will go easy on him, you're wrong. buckle up america, an interesting hour. tanks for joining me. >> we were talking in the green room. >> you are vladimir putin and i'm the whale. >> it's not going to be that bad. i want to talk about your book but i have this rare opportunity to talk to you abou

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is piers morgan live, i'm s.e. cupp in tonight for pier piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight i'm joined by a man so controversial, so success schl, sofa mouse and infamous, he has his own television network. you either know him and love him or loathe him with every fiber of your being. i bet you don't actually know him at all. after tonight, you're going to. >>> he's a media icon whose built a radio television and online empire, founder of mercury radio arts and the blaze, forbes puts his influence ahead of kanye west, john steward and jerry seinfeld and put his earnings at 90 million. he's got a book out called "miracles and massacres." i contribute to the blaze, glen beck is my boss, if you think that means i will go easy on him, you're wrong. buckle up america, an interesting hour. thanks for joining me. >> e wewe were talking in the g room. >> you are vladimir putin and i'm the whale. >> it's not going to be that bad. i want to talk about your book but i have this rar

i'm giviing s.e. a couple aspirins. i'm going to move to something stronger as soon as jon tester will give me something. >> everybody voted for it over there except for about 40 votes. i admire paul ryan. i wanted to make him vice president. and i think he'll make a grade president. >> amen. >> i think john boehner's done a good job with a very tough crowd. here's what i don't think they thought about. they made all these tough choices. and they made all of them prospective except for one. and that's what they did to the military retirees. maybe we could go back and fix it, but that's my objections. i don't really mind the fact that paul ryan and john boehner had to make some very tough choices, and i think it was a good idea, probably, to save money on the mandatory side, put a little money on the appropriations side and get us past this government shutdown. we're still not quite there yet. >> you believe john boehner is right to tell these outside groups to just shut up, butt out and take it easy? >> i think john boe

joining me, cnn "crossfire" host s.e. cupp and cnn political analyst ron brownstein, editorial director of the national journal. we will start with you, ron. what's the white house doing? >> improvising and playing for time, really. because this really is a game about playing for time for them. they are looking at very difficult numbers in public opinion, as the polls showed again today, that aren't likely to get much better any time soon. it's been pretty consistent throughout. they have had enormous difficulty convincing most americans this will benefit them and their family or even benefit the country overall. that's very tough. on the other hand, the other set of numbers that they are watching are how many people can they sign up and get into the system because ultimately, if this is going to endure beyond his presidency, i think the key is building a constituency for it both in people who are obtaining the benefits and within the medical community that believes this is something that benefits them. that race, they're

i agree with s.e., if you had to adopt the elizabeth warening senator of massachusetts, if moss misandew york city are your model no national politics, i wish you luck. to your economic point -- >> neither one of them are campaigning on -- >> to the economy point you bring up, in the end i ask you, do you want to raise it, you want data points and -- >> let's start with $10. >> there's a thread that ties all our conversations took. from obam -- is that you want the american people to gant you the power to, give you -- to your arrogance that you know the right price of labor, you know how much people should make and after we've lost you mess up the health care market, you want you to act on the heels of that? >> my only response to that is we have a growing income inequality, we have declining -- maybe your answer is just let everything be as it is, but i think americans want solutions. a simple solution is a federal minimum wage to insure there's some fairness, if you work hard, 40 hours a week, you should not be resigned to poverty. that i thought was a -- >> do you believe there's no

so you can watch s.e.'s entire interview.n jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next, facing the lowest approval rating of his presidency. president obama meets with the press for the final time this year. what did he say his administration screwed up this year? plus, the familiar live "duck dynasty" patriarch threatens to walk if he is be back on the show. can a & e afford to take the hit? and breaking news about john hinckley jr.

i don't trust any of them. >> s.e. is a great interviewer. and i know this is something she was really looking forward to doing and i don't know anybody recently who has had glenn beck for an entire hour. so i think it will be a fun evening. a huge get for her. a big ratings winner and i want to you watch the entire interview with glenn beck tomorrow at 9:00 eastern on piers morgan live. from the left, i'm van jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> next, news. a ceiling collapses at a packed london theater injuring dozens. we'll go live to the scene. >>> plus, hackers hit target. retailers say as many as 40 million customers may have been accessed. and a "duck dynasty" star suspended over his comments about gays. did a & e make the right call.

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and i agree with s.e., i'm a traditionalist. i think this comes back to haunt democrats, and i think it's not a good thing for the senate. >> and, also, i must say it has embittered republicans to the point -- >> of course. >> -- that they're still holding up stuff, using their 30 hours that they get anyway. >> yeah. [ overlapping speakers ] >> here's the thing. we shouldn't be saying a great job for the filibuster, and now there are rules that actually went to what they were for hundreds of years. >> and remind you of this when the republicans take the senate. >>> when we return, we'll continue with our list of top political moments. the president's agenda, what happened to it on capitol hill, the issues that never made it to 2013, the un-moments, one of donna's choices. >> i haven't forgotten those kids. shame on us if we've forgotten. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled mai

s.e. cupp. van jones and from "new day" michaela pererira. it's ac 360s all the best, all the worth, 2013. >> i'm tom foreman. and there is no road map for a year like this one. in politics, international affairs, sports, music, movies and so much more it seemed at any moment like we were going to spin completely out of control but it is fun to look back on. so start your engines, here we go. >> oh, my goodness. i don't even know where to begin. >> 2013 was a roller coaster year. >> oh, my god. >> felt like a lot of things were happening like a tectonic plate was shifting. >> let's start with some of the best big news, especially for the planet's one billion catholics, a new pope. >> the pope's a rock star now. >> benedict bowed out to make room for pope francis who won the hearts of catholics and non-catholics alike. >> in this age of kim kardashian and anthony weiner it was incredible to celebrate humility for a moment. >> you can be conservative but you don't have to make everybody mad.

>> s.e. cupp, i'm going to smack you.canadian in a group of a bunch of americans. you know they're going to give me the business about it. i tell them i'm from the west coast of canada. that is an important distinction to make. >> coming up, we'll turn our attention to the most distinctive movies of the year. and those that were just stinkers. we'll also look at a very long ball. >> and going to hold on and win -- hold on one second -- >> very close call. and that's not all as all the best, all the worst continues. >>> i'm talking to you. >> "catching fire," the latest course in "the hunger games." >> i'm sorry. i didn't know what to do. >> what were you thinking? >> burned up the box office as the year wound down. >> you will have enough gold to rebuild ten times over! >> "the hobbit" saga once again warmed theaters. and "american hustle" also brought the heat, but all of that could not stop the worst trend in hollywood -- >> no, no, get off me! >> remaking classics like "carrie" and "the great gatsby." >> i saw that. te

it sounds bad but even canada doesn't take canada seriously. >> s.e.d to have this kind of scandal going on when i'm canadian in a group of a bunch of americans. you know they're going to give me the business about them. i tell them i'm from the west coast of canada. that is an important distinction to make. >> coming up -- we'll turn our attention to the most distinctive movies of the year. and those that were just stinkers. we'll look at a very long ball. >> and going to hold on and win -- hold on one second -- >> very close call. and that's not all as all the best, all the worst continues. ♪ (typing) ♪ we are now in a position to look at the other worlds of our solar system. ♪ our values call upon us to care about the lives of people we will never meet. ♪ we realize the importance of light when we see darkness. ♪ peace, democracy and freedom for all. ♪ age is sinking in for david beckham. ♪ for my mother. ♪ when you finally get to that point of acceptance there's nothing more beautiful. ♪ say my name. ♪ ♪ so i deserve a small business credit card wi

i'm s.e. cupp. >> and i'm van jones. we have two guests who disagree with me and s.e.ram. >> what? >> that's right. >> here's the headline you here's a headline -- we actually agree on something. >> true story. being worried about snooping around. this asp 9 white house released an independent report, and it calls for tighter restraint. so that's good. you can't just burn the constitution, let the government create a secret court and program to collect massive information and then believe -- our freedom will not be secure. >> i don't have a counterpoint. ditto. >> history has been made. >> in the "crossfire", ruth marcus, and big crystal, editor of "the weekly standard." bill, i am as big a hawk as it go ahead. warheads on warheads, but a judge ruled this week that at least some of the nsa's spying programs are unconstitutional. the administration's claims that the numbers ofro

and s.e. cupp joins us, one of the co-hosts of "crossfire."here in "the situation room." >> thanks for having me. >> are you filling in later tonight for piers morgan, you tape a long interview with glenn beck. let me play a clip and then we'll discuss. >> let me ask you about the real world. chris christie is the real word. >> yes -- no, he is a fat nightmare. he is a nightmare. >> gull glenn, almost certainly going to return for president, and in the polls he's beating hillary clinton. >> don't care. >> we don't want to win? >> no. >> conservatives don't want to win? >> he's not a conservative. he's a progressive. look at what he's for. >> tell me how he is. have you ever looked into his nightmare of global warming? where had stands on that? >> so he's too cozy with the epa. >> you know what? you look at him on unions and think to yourself, i kind of like that, he's for freedom. but no, no, no, look at the way he looks at guns. you should be well aware of where he stands on guns. that's quite an exchange. he calling it a fat nightmare? is th

so you can watch s.e.'s entire interview. from the left i'm dan jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next, facing the lowest approval rating of his presidency. president obama meets with the press for the final time this year. what did he say his administration screwed up this year? plus, the familiar live "duck dynasty" patriarch threatens to walk if he is be back on the show. can a & e afford to take the hit? and breaking news about john hinckley jr. what a judge just ruled about the man who shot president reagan. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> good evening. tonight the president getting out of dodge. at this moment president obama along with his family is about to head to hawaii for the holidays leaving behind a tough year of all time tough approval ratings. before the president left town, a farewell meeting of the press. and here's the first question out of the gate. >> has this been the worst year of your presidency? >> i got to tell you, that's not how i think

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>> i have such a high regard for you, s.e. >> oh, no. >> seeing you say that sentence -- >> you know, when you're right, you're right. >> when you said i agree, van. my heart sunk. i don't know if i can make it through the program. >> bill, keep it together. i'll help you along. >> no defense, in other words, you agree with us? >> there's zero evidence of abuse. >> edward snowden isn't evidence? >> that's evidence of a guy who illegally stole a huge amount of documentses, and nsa didn't have good enough security protocols. we know what the i.r.s. did, but more importantly we know what the fbi did under kennedy with martin luther king, johnson and nixon. who's had their privacy compromised? >> everyone has. >> there's no evidence that any single person at the nsa knows about anything. >> i think ear all right and all wrong. let me explain why. bill's right, there's not evidence that something has inappropriately at the nsa gone and worked at your cell phone records and figured out who you are calling and who they are calling. at the same time it's also true that there is this massive a

. >> from the right, i'm s.e. cupp. join us monday for another edition of "crossfire."n burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, the dow jumps on a job buster report. a deadly win storm ravages states from texas to tennessee and beyond. the latest from texas where some parts, it is colder than it is in alaska. >> and sound of music live scores a ratings hit. why is the lead under such a vicious attack on social media? this is erin burnett "outfront." i'm jake tapper.

i'm s.e. cupp on the right. >> and i'm van joan.smen on the opposite sides of the new budget deal. let me saw this at the beginning. this bipartisan budget deal represents a huge vindication for president obama. apparently we are now in a new era. words like compromise and bipar sanship are no longer dirty words. now, i'm not in love with this deal, but give the president his due. he refuse fused to back down to the tea party republicans. he let them overshoot the runway by shutting down our government. now, just as he promised, he's broken the fever of governing from crisis to crisis. for that, everyone in america should be grateful to this president. >> so, i assume you're congratulatory phone call to paul ryan for reaching across the aisle is forthcoming? >> we'll see about that. >> congressmen, welcome. california representative javier be serra, and idaho republican representative raul labrador. congressman ra, i will start with you. here's just few things. it ends unemployment benefits, raises pension contributions for federal

. >> from the right, i'm s.e. cupp and i'll wait to see. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> coming up next, news. republicans and democrats reach a crucial budget deal tonight. who won? who lost? we have the details for you. plus an historic gathering of world leaders in south africa today. did president obama's handshake distract from nelson mandela's memorial? and a family of six found alive after two days lost in the freezing wilderness. great news. we'll go to nevada for the latest. good evening, everyone. news, there is a budget deal in washington. bipartisan negotiato

on the left, howard dean on the right s.e.lary rosen, and kevin madden, a top republican strategist, as the gap between the rich and the middle class groce, who will get the blame? tonight on "crossfire." >>>. >>> welcome, two-party strat yis. in the new year, democrats a problem, a big problem. they seem to think they can have it both ways. they want to take credit for the surging stock market and small decline in unemployment, while at the same time read against economic inequality. the american people overwhelmingly think the obama economy is in rough shape. in a new catherineport, two thirds rate it poorly. president obama can't take credit and dish out blame for the same economy, conflicting messages don't work and won't work. >> but in fairness, s.e., this problem has been going on for 20 years, through clinton, bush, obama, the lower 80% of wage earners have not seen a real wage increase for 20 years. this is not a republican or democrat problem, but an american problem. >>> fair enough. joins, is hullry rosen, and kevi

people who did not pull back outside of the senate it passed in the house and it passed in the orphanage s.e. evenly no argument now you have a democrats who controlled the house and controlled the senate the filibuster proof way do you think that unemployment benefits would not have been extended if passed in the senate without a filibuster there was no argument no would do unemployment benefits have not been extended unemployment benefits never passed they were never ever going to have had run if they would have probably read more about her own grams that would have gone on and on day one you know there are many more there's got to get into the trillion dollar debt and we'd they've done nothing to cut any of that they're actually i mean in our audience our deficit has been cut in half. and yet it's i think that it's needlessly crawl i mean you're sort of saying that yes everybody alternately. everybody else might have to buy just yell at you know two party system of course i agree with you but i'm saying this was one party who was pushing to not increase unemployment benefits and there was

>>> this is piers morgan live, i'm s.e. cupp in tonight for piers.round the world. tonight i'm joined by a man so controversial, so success schl, sofa mouse and infamous, he has his own television network. you either know him and love him or loathe him with every fiber of your being. i bet you don't actually know him at all. after tonight, you're going to. >>> he's a media icon whose built a radio television and online empire, founder of mercury radio arts and the

from the right, i'm s.e. cupp. >> and from the left, i'm howard dean. >>> erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> next, break news. emergency responders responding to a fiery crash. >>> and people killed by suicide bombers in russia this weekend. are terrorists planning attacks at the olympics? >>> and one of america's most famous tv hosts reveals she's gay. let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. erin is off tonight. breaking news, two trains collide in a fiery crash in north dakota. it happened just outside of fargo. one of the trains was carrying crude oil. as you can see in this video, it is creating huge flames and dangerous smoke. at least a dozen firefighters on the scene right now battling the flames that have shot as high as 100 feet into the air. people being warned to stay inside. we go to the sergeant from the cass county sheriff's office. what is the very latest on the scene, and when can emergency crews get the blaze under control? when might they be able to? >> calle

. >> i'm s.e. cupp. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> next, deadline delay. the white house extends the obamacare signup date, again. >> consumers have somewhat of an early christmas gift. >>> but a recent poll shows this is a christmas gift they could do without. >>> and duck dilemma. how a&e is now on the defensive. >> that ought to be on our side, too, i think. >>> and debit card disaster, target could keep you from withdrawing money from your own bank account this christmas. >> you think you have money in your account, and then you have nothing. >>> let's go out front. >>> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon in for erin burnett. the white house has now extended the signup deadline for people who want coverage starting january 1. the enrollment deadline was supposed to be tonight at midnight. but today, the white house decided to give people an extra day. new poll numbers show opposition to the health care. will this delay stem the bleeding? or has it created another pr nightmare? we have all the details from honolulu where president obama is spending the holid

. >> from the right, i'm s.e. cupp. join us monday for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, the dow jumps on a job buster report. a deadly win storm ravages states from texas to tennessee and beyond. the latest from texas where some parts, it is colder than it is in alaska. >> and sound of music live scores a ratings hit. why is the lead under such a vicious attack on social media? this is erin burnett "outfront." i'm jake tapper. >> good evening. i'm in for erin burnett. as you know, they just had a little baby. the lead story tonight coming up, a new jobs report. a surprise drop in the unemployment sent the dow soaring. nearly 200 points, wiping away most of the week's losses. november's jobs report was much stronger than analysts spegtd. the country added 203,000 jobs last month. unemployment fell to 7%. the lowest since november 2008. a long time ago. sounds like a lot of good news. is it really as good as it sounds? joining me now, the former director of the former congressional office and an economist for president bu

. >> from the right, i'm s.e. cupp and i'll wait to see. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> coming up next, news. republicans and democrats reach a crucial budget deal tonight. who won? who lost? we have the details for you. plus an historic gathering of world leaders in south africa today. did president obama's handshake distract from nelson mandela's memorial? and a family of six found alive after two days lost in the freezing wilderness. great news. we'll go to nevada for the latest. good evening, everyone. news, there is a budget deal in washington. bipartisan negotiators announced less than an hour ago that two months of talks have finally produced something they could all agree on. >> i think disagreement is a clear improvement on the status quo. this agreement makes sure that we don't have a government shutdown in january. it makes sure we don't have another shutdown scenario in october. it makes sure that we don't lurch from crisis to crisis. >> and it's a good thing si

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is piers morgan live, i'm s.e.night for pier piers. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight i'm joined by a man so nt

dominic chu on the stocks and correct s.e. sectors that look good. isperks in play. the stock up big today and 72% this year. and one more big story on our radar, and that is the radar. a lot of cold is moving in with a chance for significant snowfall. the forecast is coming up. tyler and sue are out. i'm melissa lee and simon hobbs at the nyse. happy new year, simon. >> happy new year to you as well and what a year, melissa. the dow up 26%, even as we speak. a good year for those in the market. it's -- beg your pardon, the s&p is up 29%, 29% gain for the s&p. as for the nasdaq, let's take sto stock. a gain of 38%. nasdaq outperforming and small caps outperforming a 30% rise for the russell. all of those are record breakers except, of course, the nasdaq. if you remember, dotcom, happy new year. this has been a great year for a lot of people. >> it's been a great year. if you've invested in stocks and stayed invested in stocks and ending the year, simon, about the way we began it with modest gains. take a look at major indices, on new highs on everything except for th

broadest amount of people and click with voters in the academy and the foreign journalists who make up s.ee not big-budget films. they are $35 million $45 million budgets. nothing to sneeze at, but they take these movies and find an audience for them. that sounds simplistic, but it is not an easy thing to do in hollywood and they are just genius at it. >> you think about the publicity s,mpaigns behind these film are the weinstein's just also very talented a public relations? these are all great films, but there is a rollout process. >> one of their keys to success is they have built up such an incredible reputation and roster of successful films over the last 20-25 years, first with disney, then on their own, that i think they get first look at a lot of quality films before they get to various festivals. i think they probably get a look at some better films than others , but they have a good sense of what the audience is looking for. their track record is uncanny. >> andy dick smirk, it thank you , thankning us -- andy you for joining us from los angeles. paul sweeney, always on pleasure t

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iismt s.e. i'm stephanie cutter on the -- >>> we have some breaking news. the house approved the deal keeping the government running and eliminating some of the most egregious automatic spending cuts. this is not a bill i would have written, but i think it's time to govern. this is what we call governs, also the first time that speaker boehner demanded and received real sacrifice from his fellow republicans, even though it's telling the fringes no, and telling tea party members to back off. i for one would like to congratulate the speaker for finally getting some backappoint. >> oh. >> well, maybe it was at the expense of nancy pelosi's backbone in the crossfish tonight. paul begala, who is no stranger to crossfire. i'm confused, and here's why. listen to nancy pelosi last week. >> we are making a very clear statement that

. >> i'm s.e. cupp. >> senators on different sides of the budget vote. this was a big week.get deal cleared a major hurdle in the senate and the final vote comes tomorrow. it's not a great deal, it's arguably not even a good deal. i understand why some republicans are unhappy about this. voters would rather be angry with their representatives for doing something they don't like than for not doing anything at all. we'll see if our guests agree. >> after the fiscal cliff, the government shutdown, we have a bipartisan budget deal that everyone should be proud of. it's not perfect, but we should be proud of. >> there we go. >> in the crossfire, jon tester and senator wicker. >> we are joined by the mississippi river. senator wicker, i know you don't like this deal, but there are a lot of people in mississippi hurting right now. why are you going to oppose this good bipartisan deal? >> let me say, i liked your lead in. my friend lindsey graham knows how to turn a phrase. and i, this is a compromise. i e

. >> i'm s.e. cupp on the right.ntains a lot of stuff that republicans don't like and democrats don't like. let's go to dana bash. >> as you look, the headline is that there is a deal and that you have the republican budget chair standing next to the democratic budget chair, house and senate, hand in glove, saying that they worked on this together. that in and of itself is phenomenal given the atmosphere we have seen here in washington for years. it is not the grand bargain that we want and need in this country, but it is baby steps, a two-year deal to do away with those arbitrary forced spending cut and replace it with different cuts that congress would agree to that would be more acceptable to some democrats and some republicans depending on how they look at this. both of the lawmakers said this is not what they want, but they both said, look, we are in divided government. this is what we're going to get. >> dana, look, there's opposition on both sides of this deal, thoechlt can you help us understand what some of

on the right s.e. kipp.vid madeline, who supports the president, and nancy for then aural, a republican political strategist. is the rover taking off? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire" i'm serbs e.cupp on the right. >> and i'm jennifer granholm. today's news about jobs is too good to miss. the unemployment rate fell to the lowest point in five years. auto sales at the highest levels since 2007, a lot of people, especially in the midwest, they should be thanking. . for sarching the auto industry of the the economy is doing well despite the best efforts of republican obstructionists who worked hard to shut down the government, folks with the national deficit dropping at its fastest rate in 60 years? it is time to stop the obsession with deficits and start an obsession about middle-class job creation. >> well, governor granholm, i'm going to give the president credit for these numbers -- >> stop the presses -- >> but this nation is still woefully unemployed. he has to take credit for that, too.

. >> and i'm s.e. cupp.are injured, authorities say the gunman, a male student apparently thought and killed himself. our thoughts and prayers are with the family. let's get the latest from anna cabrera in centennial colorado. what do we know? >> reporter: stephanie, this is still a developing investigation, but the shooting itself is over. police do not believe there are any other suspects or other threats. we also know there is a student undergoing surgery. another student who was hospitalized with what the sheriffs describe as fairly minor gunshot injuries. right now, students and parents are still reuniting for the first time since this all began at 12:30 in the afternoon local time, when a student at the school the serve says, walked in with the shotgun, looking for a specific teacher, never did fin that teacher, but did open fire, again shooting at least two, possibly three students before taking his own life. students immediately went into the lockdown situation at their school as police, s.w.a.t. act