i think the president, in my judgment, i disagree with senator santorum, has shown leadership. he is prepared to use military force. a surgical strike at a time when the american people are war-weary. he says it is in our national security interest. i believe him, it is few human rights establishing international war crimes are a reason to take such action, and give us leverage. >> let me jump in, governor, i watched the speech last night. and i couldn't really work out what president obama really wants to do. and that seems to me to be his problem. he says on the one hand, assad is a very evil man, likened him to the nazis, and so on. on the other hand, all the talk last year of regime changes and getting rid of him, now it is all gone. now we're supposed to sign on with a peace plan with the russians, i would be thinking, what does he want to do? does he want to get rid of this guy? attack him, does he want peace? what does he want us to sign up to? >> and the problem there, piers, he doesn't know what he wants, to make the case as he does last night that the humanitarian dem

. >> that as why rick santorum during the presidential campaign said we should be arming the rebels, supporting them militarily, we should be supporting them economically. >> that's all in the past. we didn't do what you wanted so we just give up. >> because a lot of folks -- hello? >> hello? >> a lot of folks had no interest in this. >> you can admit you're wrong. >> i'm going to shock you. i think the democrats were wrong for not taking syria more seriously earlier. but i think it's wrong and i'm giving you an opportunity now. i don't want to go to war. i think there are a lot of things we could do that would get us ot of the situation without war. are you somebody who's got ideas about it, but i don't hear anybody talking about what can we do? >> it's very difficult right now. when you look at the rebels and the composition of the rebel forces, you're seeing on youtube how rebel forces are these radical al qaeda folks are killing off other rebel leaders and are doing atrocities to the public also. >> but if you were president -- >> we are going to come on the side of them, help th

why rick santorum said this is the debate that party should be having. speaking of kicking buns, see that lloyd-mayweather fight. something -- help floyd becoming another mike tyson and losing that dough . something telling me floyd was listening he is signing a lot of checks, all that and the gov feeling fitness love, chris christie working with body by jake? jake is here. so is suzanne somers. something tells me they are here to give me fitness advice, i need it, get ready, for it, it all starts now. neil: welcome. glad to have you i am neil cavuto, let's get down to business, ahead of my going down to washington tomorrow, here is whwhere they are now in the nation's capital, not much going on. republican party that appears to be eating its own, reports that mitch mcconnell is trying too shove ted cruz to the corner, and not let the texas republican filibuster, to rick santorum on a fight. >> you don't like to see your party or movement fragtured the way it is, but sometimes that is necessary. >> where do you align yourself? with that crowd that says s

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rick santorum and bill richardson and dean on the left and tom on the right, why the president needsheeds the lessons of iraq and my prime team interview with dianna nyad. >>> we begin with the big story tonight, syria, the talks in geneva and how the white house handled the crisis. joining me is chief congressional correspondent, dana bash. this is a bit of a mess for president obama. now you have vladimir putin taking over "the new york times" pages to give the latest mission statement to the american people. >> it is really remarkable. just when you think the story can't change any more and get any more, frankly, sometimes weird, it has the. the idea that vladimir putin wrote in the new york times is fascinating because he knows how to get to the american people, but the idea of petting something like that really, and the substance of what he's saying really does hit home to the american people how difficult it is going to be for john kerry to go on this trip where he's heading right now to meet with his russian counter part to find common ground because at it's core, what his mes

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rick santorum. he used to be all for intervention in syria until he realized the president of the united states wanted ac. here's what rick santorum said during the 2012 presidential debate. >> syria is a puppet stay of iran. they are a threat not just to israel -- they are a country that we could do no worse than the leadership in syria today. this president has obviously a very big problem in standing up to the iranians in any form. if this would have been any other country given what was going on, the mass murders, this president would have quickly joined the international community, which was calling for his ouster. >> you mean you were for it before you were against it? meanwhile, it's not just media hogs opposing this president. abc news whip count shows 199 members of the house oppose or likely oppose military action in syria. interesting, 145 of those members, what are they? they're rpgs and tea partiers. of the 115 lawmakers who voted for war in iraq, 35 are again striking syria. why have t

i wrote that bill with senator santorum. we had huge vote in favor of it. this is what it says. >> neil: okay. what changed, senator? >> this is what it said. it talked about syria's involvement with hezbollah, involvement with the rebels in iraq, and talked about weapons of mass destruction. and you know what the remedy was? political and economic satisfactions. we specifically -- i talk about it during the time. we were noted a advocating for military strike. we talk about using diplomatic and economic satisfactions to force syria out of lebanon, which, for the record, they moved out, and one of the reasons was the -- it was successful. i'm not against any type of military intervention in the sense of helping the rebels, which, after now two years we're beginning to do all i'm suggesting is that drawing a red line on the issue of chemical weapons and saying that somehow because someone is killed with a chemical weapon instead of a gun killing a child, is this degrees worse and requires the united states to step forward. i'm sorry, i don't see it that way

rick santorum actually liked making deals. paul wellstone made deals. ted kennedy made deals.zero interest in that. he wants to burn the government down and that is not good for america. >> robert, make it quick. >> just quickly, the difference between a ted cruz and rick santorum and some of the others i mentioned is they love the game, they love politics. which is something that we're seeing -- something we don't see quite frankly from this president and from certain senators. that's the bad thing. >> not surprisingly we'll have to blister through the big three must reads coming up. to prove e is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both

. >> i would say you have santorum and cruz. >> they're the most conservative. you can have fun in that phone booth that republicans occupy before regan came along. >> slowly creep up and take the nomination. >> i don't slowly creep up in the republican party process. you either do it or you don't. >> do you think bush could do it? >> i -- you know, if you had it all split up, the conservatives are split up, but have you christy there, and clearance is right again. >> jeb bush? >> he's a goodman. >> he would good man. >> if they want to win, they're not going to be nominating the people that pat is talking about. they're sure losers. >> with mitt romney, he lost the early primaries, but the silent majority of republicans that say, we want to win and they tend to gravitate to a reliable standard. >> if we can't win, we should be -- >> they lost with romney, they lost with mccain. >> which of the following gop primaries is likely to throw him or her hat in the ring? >> who will run? >> scott walker and john casey are the two likely that i see that might get in. th

when former senator rick santorum was running for the republican nomination for president last year,e a speech at the detroit economic club. >> president obama is all about equality of results. i'm about equality of opportunity. i'm not about equality of result when it comes to income inequality. there is income inequality in america. there always has been and hopefully, and i do say that, there always will be. why? because people rise to different levels of success based on what they contribute to society and to the marketplace and that's as it should be. >> well, first of all, let's be clear about what we are arguing. rick santorum is exactly right in saying that nobody should expect or even advocate equality of outcome. the real problem is that we don't have equality of ir.ç opportunity. what do i mean by that? number one, the schools available to poor and lower middle class and many middle class families and their kids are not nearly as good as the schools available to the wealthy. the tax laws are weighted increasingly in favor of the wealthy. therefore a lot of middle class and

the rand paul bracket would be folks like rand paul, ted cruz, perhaps rick santorum running again.he more movement conservative type candidate. and then you've got the more traditional establishment oriented. that certainly would include chris christie, perhaps marco rubio, jeb bush, down in florida. the pier has -- party has got to figure out who it is. you talk to folks and they say look we have not nominated a movement conservative really for a long time. maybe reagan, although he was a two-term governor of california. basically the party after two terms of [ obama is going to wat to win again in 2016. this party is a much more conservative place and the fact is we're not going to nominate after mccain and romney one more pragmatist, we're going to nominate a real conservative this time. that's going to be litigated over the course of the two and-a-half years. it's too far out to know what's going to happen when the two winners of those brackets come out of the brackets. that's how it looks right now. >> if i could ad, i think january than's right with this for lation. the estab

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rick santorum and joe lieberman.ebate, respond on twitter with the hash tag "crossfire" or in the live blog at cnn.com/crossfire. >>> coming up, that chemical weapons attack was bigger than anyone knew. we're learning new information about just how deadly that sarin gas was. >>> plus, dramatic dash cam video of george zimmerman's latest encounter with police. ♪ ♪ unh ♪ ♪ hey! ♪ ♪ let's go! ♪ [ male announcer ] you can choose to blend in. ♪ ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! or you can choose to blend out. ♪ oh, yeah-eah! ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai style chicken with rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! p >>> we're learning chilling new details of that chemical weapons attack. one expert now believes there's much more sarin gas used than originally thought. what are you finding out? >> this is a one liter bottle. this was originally reported that each bottle may have carried this much. now it's

and your father is too moderate i challenge them to tell me what is going to happen if we electric santorumould be a blood bath. this last two weren't blood baths. >> who do you see as the potential candidate? 2016? >> i was at my dad's birthday party having this conversation with his old campaign manager and others. and they said signs print to jeb bush. but i think he is more conservative than people realize. i like marco rubio. >> chris christie? >> i used to love chris christie but i'm done right now. >> why? >> ever since his speech at the convention. he just talked about himself the entire time. i think politicians there is some level of self promotion you have to do. but i would like the next leader of the republican party to be a little more interested in helping the country. >> in your show you do a big issue every episode and one is feminism and you talked to billy ray cyrus about his daughter. >> no one wants to see me twerk. >> your dad has done a twerk in his time. >> no one wants to see that at all. >> is miley cyrus, age 20, making this leap from hannah montana to sex kitten

they were never going to coalesce, 2012, rick santorum was able to get to 12 primaries -- >> he was plausible. >> i think cruz is a lot more plausible as a republican nominee than anybody that romney came up against in 2012. >> do you think we'll see a race towards more cruz-ism? has this been a political victory or a disaster? i think you can declare it both ways. >> what he did last night was in a way defensive, because he screwed up last week, last week he said it was just going to die in the senate. it allowed his opponents in the republican party to finally say you know what, he is not fighting as hard as we are. he had to put on a show to show the base. i think he re-gained his footing with the base. the telling thing to me, most of the voices in the republican world are not off the record. that tells you, i think the thing you really need to know. >> steve kornacki, you can watch him saturdays and sundays at 8:00, on "up with steve kornacki," a good slot. i watch it. >>> and coming up, what many call a genius award, what he was doing years ago may have come as a surprise to most republ

what happens if we elect someone like rick santorum who is an extreme conservative?ey were not blood baths, but they were not good. 54 are who is potentially a candidate some. >> are i was at my dad's birthday party and it was an old campaign manager who had been in his circle for a while. they said point to jeb bush, but the bush name is at a pointed and he is much more conservative than people realize. i like marco rubio. i don't know right now. >> chris christie? >>. >> i used to love him, but i'm done with him right now. ever since his speech at the convention, he talked about himself the entire time. i think politicians, there is a level of self promotion you have to do, but i would like the next leader in the next nominee to maybe be a little more interested in helping the country than just that platform. >> in your show you do a big issue every episode. one is feminism. i talked to billy ray cyrus about miley and twerk. are you a twerker? >> no one wants to see me twerk. no one wants to see that at all. >> is miley cyrus age 20 making this lope from hannah mon

i remember rick santorum going to the senate floor and saying where's bill?ou see cruz doing this. i remember president bush getting mad at all the people protesting the iraq war. i thought they were great americans. >> i watched -- one part of the leadership, one quaffed -- the other part is magua. uniter or divider? divider. >> steve mcmahon, thank you for coming here and not answering the most important question. is ted cruz good for the party or not. >>> up next, bono, a pretty good impression of bill. the place for politics right here. [ male announcer ] progresso's so passionate about its new tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. >>> back to "hardball," and now for the sideshow. ted cruz's grandstanding against obamacare has received lots of attention on twitter. technically a filibuster is used to prevent legislature. but in this case, cruz planned to stop at noon. he had to. let's call th

why rick santorum said this is the debate that party should be having.kicking buns, see that lloyd-mayweather fight. something -- help floyd becoming another mike tyson and losing that dough . something telling me floyd was

involved in raising many millions for republican candidates and possibly presidential candidate, santorum or gingrich appeared on fossil -- fox, it is fair to question that. >> let's convince the country of the moral righteousness of going to war not by spin doctors sitting in a white house cooking up a strategy. >> that is what the program is. if you are transparent to the readers and viewers they know who the people are, then it is oh case. >> we are out of town. send me a tweet about our show. billionaire jeff bezos visiting his troops at the new rots and the staff tweets every comment by the amazon founder. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. boss at the "washington post" with the amazon founder showing up to answer questions. >> time to meet the new boss at the "washington post" with the new owner showing including jeff bezos what was the reaction? >> he had

i remember rick santorum going to the senate floor and saying where's bill?doing this. i remember president bush getting mad at all the people protesting the iraq war. i thought they were great americans. >> i watched -- one part of the leadership, one quaffed -- the other part is mag we. u nighter or divider? divider. >> steve mcmahon, thank you for coming here and not answering the most important question. is ted cruz good for the party or not. >>> up next, bono, a pretty good impression of bill. the place for politics right here. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, united purpose. ♪ that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. need a little kick? maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you ne

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rick santorum on gay marriage echoing helms' talking points.hreatens the traditional values of this country. so in many ways, we're seeing a modern more nuanced version of the same themes in different areas here, joe madison. >> well, that's exactly right. when jesse helms died and left the senate, jim crow died with him. and now what has been resurrected is james crow esquire. you just said it. there's no if, ands, buts about it. we who call ourselves progressives feed to stop calling these people conservatives because real conservatives don't think like that. they are regressives. can you imagine what the well of the united states senate, the floor of the united states senate would sound liking if 100 people talked like jesse helms? where would this country be. >> there are only 100 in the u.s. senate. it would be the whole senate. >> that's my point. that's exactly my point. what kind of country would we have, and no one, no one in their right mind wants to go back to that period in time. >> but again, i can understand that we very extremist

[laughter] --r the summer, we visits endured visits by rick santorum, rand paul, ted cruz. governor perry is on his way. [laughter] i can say is that the clown car is filling up pretty rapidly. [laughter] a couple weeks ago, i went celebrated the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. [applause] we all remember king's mission for all of god's children. earlier in the summer, the withessman made his lines a very different vision. badmouthing children of immigrants. i am the proud child of an immigrant mother, and i know .ing speaks for me [applause] congress is back in session after five weeks, the august break. i have a couple things i want to say. yesterday the announcement came through. russia and the u.s. have reached to secure and dismantle the chemical weapons in syria by 2014. [applause] because of the strength, wisdom, courage of president obama. [applause] this guy right here, vice , and our joe biden great secretary of state john kerry. [applause] we reached this agreement with the international community to dismantle them by 2014, an

among the top guests today, former senator rick santorum.nd texas governor rick perry. >>> big problems with the new operating system, the iphone and ipad, apple fans taking to the internet complaining about motion sickness and vertigo. allegedly caused by the animation between the home screen and the individual apps. >>> more reports of meteor sightings in the midwest. look at this videotape. this is greenwood, indiana, the american meteor society says september has had 13 major meteoric events and that is more than any other month since data collections began. >> arthel: as lawmakers continue to battle over the best way to keep the government running amid a fight over obamacare, there are new concerns this hour about the tone of these negotiations and whether anything will likely get done. just to give you an idea, listen to the kind of rhetoric that's been coming out of washington. >> we're not going to do this under the threat of blowing up the entire economy. i will not negotiate over congress' responsibility to pay the bills that have