she is power debbie wasserman schultz, no one else's. let me say this, before i ask you to buy this book, that is why she is here, "for the next generation". it costs $25.99 unless you are canadian in which case it is $29.99. i urge you to do that because she is very chatty. before anybody wants her to. i watched "for the next generation" -- debbie wasserman schultz everyone for battles and the thing i love about her, she never picks a fight with the weaker fellow. she always picks a fight with somebody who is stronger, well-financed, fighting for some other cause. debbie is about fighting for principles and with passion. my dad and i, we were watching her on a show the other morning and he said your friend debbie has moxie. my daddy's 94 so i'm not sure that word has been used in the last 90 years but i said to him my think that is of little bit pejorative frankly. moxie is the word you used to describe a woman who has got a lot of passion and principles but the truth is it doesn't matter if you are a woman or man. debbie wasserman schu

i watched debbie wasserman schultz and almost every one of her battles. the thing i love about her and why i think you probably love her is that she never picks a fight with a week or so. she always picks a fight with somebody who's stronger, well-financed, who's fighting for some other cause. if you read this book, you'll quickly understand. debbie is about fighting for principles and with passion. my dad and i, a lot of you know my dad come to see more gelber. he said your friend debbie has got moxie. my dad is 94. i'm not sure the word moxie has an used in last 90 years. but i said to him, i think that's a little bit pejorative. moxie is a word he used to describe a woman who's got a lot of passion and principles. but the truth of the model is it doesn't matter whether woman or man. debbie wasserman schultz represents fairfax the greatest kind of principle she should have in public service. she stands up and believes it's her job to stand up for people who cannot stand for themselves, to speak for people who do not have a voice inside for principles th

but ed schultz was.mind every -- this is the type of incendiary rhetoric bashir, alec baldwin, chris matthews, and then this guy. >> you damn right dick cheney's heart's a political football. we ought to rip it out and kick it around and stuff it back in him. i'm glad he didn't tip over. he is the new poster child for health care in this country. he is an enemy of the country in my opinion dick cheney is. he is an enemy of the country. lord take him to the promised land, will you? see i don't even wish the guy goes to hell. i just want to get him the hell out of here. you know what they're talking about? like this right wing slut, what is her name, laura ingram? yeah. a talk slut. >> he was there in the room with the president? >> yeah. he was there. that was pretty rank. pretty awful. >> by the way, i could play a montage -- >> i'm going to say i except juan williams from this. i don't have any problems with a meeting like this taking place. as a matter of fact, i'll go a step further and suggest that s

let's get to work. >> your buddy ed schultz over there, eddie schultz is back and frothing at the mouth. >> certainly, you're punching up, in my opinion. ♪ >> this knucklehead, this idiot. >> so sean hannity goes to name-calling on big eddy. >> the suck-up and head of the you know what award. >> the special edition of sean hannity, george w. bush's ranch in crawford, texas. >> the suck and head of the you know what award. >> i'm talking to you. my buddy. >> sean hannity is a known liar. >> yeah, just kind of a set-up. sean hannity creating his own village. >> sean hannity cherry-picked a few words from a sentence to fit his message. >> this knucklehead, this idiot. >> sean, wherever you want to debate, you name the place, the time. [ bleep ] >> i go a capella. >> come on, give me a chance, sean. let's see if i'm the knucklehead that you think i am. let's have a debate, sean hannity. ♪ >> oh, it's friday. good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. who do you trust? you know, trust is a heck of a thing. trust is huge in your personal life. who do you trust in business?

debbie wasserman schultz is the chair of the democratic national committee and joins me in studio to talk about this. so a lot of people are talking around the country of what it would mean for a christie/clinton matchup. and certainly because of your role at the dnc, you've got to have some game plan in place hypothetically if hillary clinton were to officially reveal her candidacy. so do you have a plan in place? >> first, let me just say on your previous reporting as a floridan and someone who lives in hurricane alley, our hearts go out to the people of the philippines and we look forward to doing everything that we can to help. but as far as 2016, we're pretty focused at the dnc and in the democratic parties across the country at the state level on making sure that we can take the house back and focus on holding on to the senate, beat some of these tea party governors who just like terry mcauliffe had opposition that ran on a tea party agenda, doubled down on extremism, have been supportive of the shutdown politics and are going to pay for it at the polls next year. but this poll

i overheard debbie wasserman schultz talking. here's what she had to say. >> i think that democratic candidates will be able to run on obama care as an advantage leading us into the 2014 elections. >> i've got to be honest the dulcet tones of debbie wasserman schultz didn't exactly set the mood, if you know what i mean, but regardless, congressman, you ran in 2010 as the more pro-obama care democrat. tell your viewers and your constituents tonight to their faces, are you going to run on obama care in 2014? >> first, congratulations. also i have to correct you, i ran in 2012. >> i'm sorry. >> i didn't have the opportunity to vote one way or the other when it first came up, but i am a supporter. i think the broad-brush strokes are having good. such an people in pennsylvania, you know how many people we have? 2.4 million. we need to take care of these people. 1 million uninsured people. >> how many have signed up? do you know? >> i don't. obviously it's a disappointing roll-out. but you do line that he's owned the problem. he unders

the reaction from debbie wassermann schultz. the tea party may have took it on the chin last night, but doesn't feel that way this morning. what secretary sebelius said to testify again this morning. we will find out how much the health care fight played into voter's minds in the swing state of virginia. good morning from washington. the day after wednesday morning quarterbacking. november 6th, 2013. this is the day after edition. let's get to the first reads of the morning. the surprise of the nate was the nail biter in virginia. democrat terry mcauliffe eeked out a win. he beat cuccinelli by three points by using the obama 2o 12 playbook. he ran up the score especially in the washington suburbs. in suburb and richmond, democratic state senator easily beat the republican winning the contest by double-digits. the attorney general's race remains too close to call with 99% of the vote in. the democrat mark herring leads them by just over 600 votes. in virginia we do this in the attorney general races a lot these days. bob mcdonald

why do i have to get schultz in. we have to. listen to this guy. i called him a buffoon yesterday i am calling him a crazy buffoon. >> the mainstream media wants obamacare to fail. they look for every negative number they can find. they are afraid to do a positive story they are afraid that somebody might not watch. the media is just cherry picking bad facts that are out there repeating them over and over again and in many cases they are making stuff up. >> there is -- they found every negative story they could find and there are positive stories. >> the news media doesn't have to do anything. the numbers coming out write the stories for the news media. as greg pointed out where was the media years ago. the big heat is the subsidies. when economists say it is going to die its own death, do you think the biggest spender president obama is going to let this thing die? he is going to raise every program he has to subsidiary dies the insurance companies and again these democrats that keep saying they have a plan to keep your plan, do not believe them.

ceo howard schultz made the announcement along with former secretary of defense, and current starbucks board member, robert gates. the drawdown of troops in afghanistan means more than a million people will be transitioning into civilian life. ceo howard schultz says the program is not charity but rather "just good business" starting with a list of 40 names, microsoft has reportedly whittled it down to five possible contenders for its open ceo slot. according to reuters, the finalists include current ford motors ceo, alan mulally and former nokia chief stephen elop. microsoft says it has at least three internal candidates being considered, also. the world's largest software maker says it'll take a few more months before a decision is reached. apple is adding new suppliers to meet demand. the tech company is expanding its current list of manufacturers to boost production on its new lineup of smartphones and tablets. the suppliers based in asia include taiwan company wistron that will make the newer lower cost iphone 5c. analysts view it as a competitive move against rivals samsung and o

now, if senator mcconnell or senator rand paul would like to join ed schultz in that very same room andell me something that i missed or maybe listen to the employees who were signing up thousands upon thousands of kentuckians every day, i'll be glad to report it. it's easy to go to washington and bad-mouth anything. but when you go to the pulse center and find out exactly how many residents in that state are being helped, you only shake your head as to why we aren't doing that in every state in the union. you be the judge. coming up, we take you to the battleground of virginia for another ed show exclusive. plus, sean hannity responds to my debate challenge. come on, sean, don't be a coward. hey, what do you say we go to kentucky together? but next, i'm taking your questions. "ask ed live" just ahead. stay with us. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's com

i sat down with starbucks ceo howard schultz and former u.s. defense secretary robert gates who sits on the starbucks board, and i asked them why are they doing this now? >> this is a time in america where we have an obligation and a responsibility to do the right thing. but in addition to that, these are young people who have significant value to add to the workplace and to companies. great values, leadership skills and an opportunity i think to really make a difference. >> secretary gates, you have said our veterans with one of the mostunder utilized talent pools in this country. you sit on the starbucks board. i'm interested to know what advice did you give when the company was forming this initiative, especially when it comes to taking all the talents from the armed services into the private sector. it's sometimes hard to translate on a resume but it really pays off in the workplace. >> that's a very good point. over the next five years, another million men and women will come out of the military and into civilian life, and they bring with

max schultz of harrisburg is celebrating his 15th birthday in the city of brotherly love. >> we kind of just drove around the city, did all the usual philadelphia tourist things. >> when max and his family return to their hotel at night, there's a wedding taking place. >> as we were walking into hotel, there was a sign outside that said, you know, welcome, wedding guests. we saw some people around dressed fancy. >> when the schultz family turns in for the night, the wedding guests continue to party on the floor below. >> the wedding party had been going on kind of all night. we've been hearing them yell, yell and shout and it sounds like you're having a good time. but i realize, you know, hey, like, these people don't really sound like they're having fun anymore. >> when he woke me up in the middle of the night, he said, hey, mom, something major's going on. we have to go down and check it out. >> just to give you the idea of a noise level, i sleep with ear plugs and a noise machine, and this basically woke me out of a sound sleep. >> max and his parents investigate the disturbance.

debbie wasserman schultz clearly isn't clued into this train wreck.while she thinks the candidates should run on obama care 2014 the fox news poll may change your mind. since the launch of the overhaul, americans have surged ahead. six points on the generic ballot and lead the democratic candidates 43-40ment they were over nine points after the government shutdown. we bring back our distinguished studio audience. geraldo rivera. as somebody who supports the president tell me how he recovers when we get small businesses as billy cunningham pointed out we'll move to the point where businesses become 5 million, 10, 20 million, 30 million. then rate shock. how does he recover things. i don't see the escape for him. >> he does it by getting a lyric from an old folk song. ♪ the rich shall live ♪ and the poor shall die is that what we want? >> you live in new jersey. >> do we want a country where the poor don't have access to the care they need? >> geraldo, 30 million americanss americans -- >> i submit to you -- >> you don't want to hear this part. >> the c

this is a clear failure of leadership, period. >> connie schultz and also dr.c dyson, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. coming up, going nuclear. senate majority leader harry reid rallies democrats to pass an unprecedented rule change. commentary coming up. if you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, and it feels like your life revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your

. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installation new water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentleman on top of the crane that was waiting for all this to happen. i remember even at the time i was pretty impressed with how cautious they were being. >> we're going for liftoff. >> with two workers pois

listen to ed schultz. hay says republicans should be apologizing for this. >> it was reported in the media that the president has apologized to all of those people out there who were losing their insurance. really? the way i saw the interview is the president was apologizing for the inconvenience that people are having to go through totally go to a policy where they are going to get real coverage. the apology should be coming from the conservatives. they should be apologizing to the 50 million americans who have been without insurance because damn it, theysi havck! >> what do you think about that? >> i think -- okay. you can tell why their rate rings so bad. i could not watch that except for -- i read that -- i read it this morning and had to wacht because i was intrigued by the idea of an apology. and i think it is reverse. i think liberals should apologize to conservatives. because we were the ones in a were trying to argue on the merits and to say this is not going to work. there is a better way. there

today donald schultz pleaded guilty to of all things, selling endangered lizards.otic lizards back in 2010. the prospective buyer turned out to be, wait for it, an undercover federal agents. schultz was a host of the discovery tv show "venom hunter" and the animal planet show "wild recon." as part of his sentence, he'll have to pay a $6,000 fine and perform 200 hours of community service or 800 in dog years. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. right now turning you over to wolf blitzer, right next door in "the situation room." mr. blitzer, take it away. >> thank you, jake. >>> happening now, a congressman who dubbed himself a hip hop conservative is guilty after a cocaine bust. did he get off easy? you heard it here. the national security adviser to the president, susan rice, told me yesterday there's no need for the united states to apologize to afghanistan, but will the obama administration find some other way to say "sorry." >>> and it's their first meeting since bill clinton's recent swipe at bobama care. so how much does the president need the former pr

bob shrum, connie schultz, great to have you with us. much. >>> coming up, ohio governor, john kasich, promised job creation. but failed to stop an aluminum plant from closing. he could have done more. i'll speak to one of the workers who wants answers. that's next. stay with us. retirement plan. i started part-time, now i'm a manager. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i order

listen to ed schultz.licans should be apologizing for this. >> republicans should be apologizing for this. >> the way i saw the interview was the president was apologizing for the inconvenience people are having to go through to get to a policy for real coverage. >> you can tell why their ratings are so bad. i couldn't watch that except i read it this morning and then i had to watch it. >> they owe us an apology for putting that buffoon on our air. >> they still need me? look, actually, the show ought to be called the six. as far as ratings, we're doing just fine. ask cnn and headline news for that matter. the bottom line? the five, they need my material. the conservatives still owe an apology to the uninsured americans for obstructing their care. the five? they don't owe me an apology. maybe just a production credit. the five needs my material, apparently. if the five want me to believe that they're not big eddie fans, they can keep on pretending. by the way, eric bolling drinks cheap whiskey. on the u.s.

let's get to work. >> your buddy ed schultz over there, eddie schultz is back and frothing at the moutht. >> so sean hannity goes to name-calling on big eddy. >> the suck-up and head of the you know what award. >> the special edition of sean hannity, george w. bush's ranch in crawford, texas. >> the suck and head

let's take a look at what ed schultz had to say on msnbc. >> i think that network reporters throughout the entire industry may be caught in a dilemma that obama care is so positive, i think that network reporters and people on tv are having a hard time saying something nice about it or positive about it because they might be viewed as journalistically compromised. >> tim carney. >> i think that's what laborious. i think the fact that people were told, promised, again and again, you would be able to keep your health care plan and now they're not doing it, that this website simply does not work -- >> but let's pick on ed schultz directly. he says the program, i guess he would say it has some glitches, but eventual it's it's going to work well with for most people. but the media are afraid to say anything nice about it because they're -- >> no, i don't see that at all. i see the opposite that they're still playing he said she said too much when the verdict is so strong in one direction. >> no, i don't think so that at all. i think there are lots of liberals, and i think the media is liber

we don't have time to play the sound debbie schultz is saying democrats should run on this thing theyshould use it to their advantage. i say bring it on. i hope they do run on it. i don't see how. liberals in hollywood love to pop off about why americans need fewer guns. more guns than ever are being shown on the big screen. more hollywood hypocrisy coming right up. {off-lin {off-line} hey america, even though she doesn't need them, cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. >> according to a new study gun violence has tripled in the last two years going from one per hour to three per hour. they blast more bullets than r rated films from way back then. goes to show you how hollywood loves their guns unless they be long to you and you use them for protection not pictures. if matt damon had to fire a real gun he would shoot himself in his butt or head. movie crime increases. i am not sure you can blame hollywood f

with a finger in the law, from kathleen sebelius, harry reid, and nancy pelosi and debbie wasserman schultzand the writer of law. some ignored us and some said they were too busy. i send this, on-air invite to the people to make myself available to you. i want five minutes to ask you question and get the truth. what do you say? >> we are a nation at risk. and the threat may not be what you expect. thanks for joining us. i'm connell mcshane. reporting from new york. the head of national intelligence said earlier this year that cyber attacks are the leading threat to national security. >> it is importance and reach as a global threat can not be overstated. >> few understand the sheer capability hackers have in disrupting our nation impact a major attack would have on as we go in our daily lives. in the next hour we'll look at some of those threats and we'll look forward to come up with solutions. here to help us do that is mike baker, fme

. >>> alec baldwin, ed schultz.bc host is the latest to apologize for despicable comments about sarah palin, stewart varney here to weigh in on it next. stay with us. ♪ love... in the nation, what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love is strange so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male annouer ] own your obsession with the exceptional values during the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ >> test test >> test test test >> test test >> test >> test >> test test hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! >>> welcome back to "hannity." nbc news anchor, martin bashear, had to eat his words and apologize for his downright disgusting comments regarding sarah palin. >> i wanted to take this opportu

everybody knows what it was. >> you are right about debbie wasserman schultz. did an interview saying she and the president never lied about anything. i want to bring you to the blame game, leslie. some are blaming republicans for the entire obama care mess. i'm seeing chris laugh. is that laughable? >> honestly, i don't feel the president is to blame. i don't feel republicans are to blame. i don't feel democrats are to blame. i don't think it's a political party to blame. i think clearly it's the people who designed the website to blame. >> it's bigger than the website. >> this is bigger than the website. you have democrats jumping ship. you have center lander introducing a bill, she's a democrat, introducing a bill that you should be able to keep the bill you had. you have joe manchin jumping shich. you have a whole list of democrats. this is deeper than website glitches, isn't it? >> forget about the website. this is about the president's credibility, whether he has any. honestly there's a pathology that only i think dr. crowdhammer could discuss intelligent

but let's talk about the stakes of what's going on today with debbie wasserman schultz of florida.rom the he headquarters of terry mcauliffe. she has a new book, for the next generation, a wake up call for solving the nation's problems. thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> i know you and the democrats have been working very hard. but it looks like you just gave up in new jersey. not much support for the democratic candidate against chris christi. what happened? why didn't the president at least go in there and campaign for the democratic candidate? >> well, the dnc has been involved with barbara buono's campaign since the beginning of this year. we've had a staffer assigned to the campaign. we've helped her with digital and phone banking. and i went in to campaign with her. we've actually provided her, we sent some e-mail to help raise her money. so we've been there for her, pretty much every step of the way, but what we're focused on is we've got races all over the country. tonight we expect that we'll elect a democratic mayor of new york city for the first time

if he do get it fixed, debby wasserman schultz may have a point that more people will be ensured. >> what about those who lost insurance? >> they're getting better insurance. >> you're addressing access. they'll fix the website but they're not addressing the affordability part of it. >> of course they will because if you have access to the website you can shop on these exchanges for cheaper more affordable health care. if they don't, they're going to be in a lot of trouble come 2014, i agree with that. >> the shopping aspect is not there. take it from a shopper. it's not that affordable. >> you love to find a bargain. >> i love it. i love free shipping. amazon prime members, you can get shipping on sunday. also helps the u.s. postal service. i'm a shopper. i'm an expert on these thing, greg, sorry. but the value isn't there, that's the problem. it's flawed on a number of levels. what is gross fireable incompetence is the fact they knew about it ahead of time, threw millions at this, still isn't fixed, now we have to believe they're supposed to fix it in two months? i'm not putting my

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schultz had a point, right? obama care is 18 pages longer has not the gop health care plan. where is the -- >> listen. i think it should be 1,800 pages. 18 is too little for how bad this thing is. come on. we've had hundreds of bills and proposals. but there are many simple things that we've proposed. and i just outlined them so i won't take up your time on the air with this but clearly we've never tried open pricing in this country. we've never seen what would happen if we had open pricing. we've never allowed individuals and small businesses to pool their resources together to have more accessibility. lower prices. and we've talked about junk lawsuits for how many years in this country. and we have proposed it and proposed it. so come on. these are things that we've been proposing for years but they don't want to work with us. so guess what? we'll tattoo obama care their foreheads and we'll beat them with it next year. and we're going to do it. >> one person that is supposedly on your side on this is new jerse

he pulls in the liberal talk show hosts and radio -- amazing to watch ed schultz walk into the white house. as an adviser? a messenger? i don't know as what and al sharpton and the message, our own juan williams was included and he reported earlier on fox news that this is a white house that -- there he is. that's fired up, ready to fight back and that the plan in part, chris, is to -- we heard earlier this week, blame republicans. but now they want to blame the insurance companies because they sent letters that said you're canceled and that was bad political terminology for the white house and they want to blame the media because apparently they don't like those headlines that we showed on this show or the headlines around the nation every day and have been for weeks and will be for weeks more. >> well, they have been trying that stuff for weeks which is -- the republicans thought because they haven't helped us implement it and the insurance industry's fault and tried many int rations of this. the president was in abject apology mode for about 36 hours and then back to the other thi

. >> i want to roll in the ed schultz comment that he made the other day. want you to respond to that. this is right in your face. >> the mainstream media i believe wants obama care to fail. they look for every negative number they can find. they're afraid to do a positive story because they're afraid that somebody might not watch. the media is just cherry picking the bad facts that are out there, repeating them over and over again and in many cases they are making stuff up. >> i mean, my friend, ed schultz, i think he has a good point. >> the media wants -- >> i mean, look, there are elements. he held up "the new york post" where this is not something -- so there is that. i mean, there is a public service requirement here. we're talking about gettysburg retraction. when social security came out, when medicare came out, when medicaid came out, there's a media responsibility to explain this to readers and to audience and viewers. this is important. it will help people. >> it's not sufficiently happened? >> no. i mean, the fact is there are many people who wa

debbie wasserman-schultz may be correct but i have yet see them make a positive case for obama care.le thing for me. since this lay-up was passed we heard a lot of bad things are going to happen. a lot of bad things have happened with the website. yet i've not seen anybody from the white house or democrats side coordinating a positive message look at the great things. why isn't somebody out every single day telling a story if there's a story told. they are on defense and stay on defense. >> i think they try. you get these paragraphs every once in a while that children can stay on their parents -- there's no coordination here. and it doesn't overcome a management mess. >> sure. there's a couple of things going on. right now all the to discuss on a broken website and a broken promise and that's the story for the past couple of weeks. at some point, though, there are other stories to be told about obama care. most important thing i think is happening you do have places like kentucky, california, where people's lives are being transformed by obama care. every woman in america right now d

with a finger in the law, from kathleen sebelius, harry reid, and nancy pelosi and debbie wasserman schultziter of law. some ignored us and some said they were too busy. i send this, on-air invite to the people to make myself available to you. i want five minutes to ask you question and get the truth. what do you say? don't be afraid. i won't bite. see you on "the five." >>> i can't argue for bad policy. >> we're not focusing on angst amongst the democratic republican politicians. our focus is the angst of americans americans who got a cancellation notice and should haven't gotten one. >> individuals are best to decide what policy is best for them. >> dozens of democrats breaking ranks with the white house. signing on to a house g.o.p. fix for obamacare. what does it mean for the future of obamacare and the 2014 election? we talk to frank luntz. your personal information at risk. congressman pete king from the house homeland security committee is here with a big-time

democrat debra waszer man schultz. >>> abortion, gay rights, immigration, our political panel sorts out the doable from the political. >>> plus -- >> we are obligated to be sure that they get everything they need. >> a reunion with republican senator leader and world war ii veteran bob dole on the two things he knows best. veterans and politics. this is state of the union. in exchange for using some of the sanctions against the country. but the united states, it's european allies all are opening an agreement can be reached. these past three days with oh, we're close, we're going to do it, and then nothing happens. what happened? >> the foreign ministers, the secretary of state from all the key players flown in, a flurry of bilats and tri lats. the feeling that there was a deal in the -- ethat disagreement came out in public, breaking protocol. and the key to this agreement is really on enrichment facilities. and the question there does iran suspend all enrichment or just up to a certain level. do they agree not to operate a certain facility or keep building. >> it's always been my exper

congresswoman and dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz will be joining usms chances are we'll talk aboutsa spy, health care, the governmentshutdown. we'll talk about the jonas brothers breaking up. how could you do it again yoko? haven't you done enough? why? [laughter] they are so -- yeah, i i was prized when i foud they they are -- i was surprised when they found out they were together, too. this is why the news networks serve such an important purpose. all those issues are complex and we lie on the news networks to provide context, substance. i'm just (bleep) with you. [ laughter ] the news networks are there to let you know that whether you look at an issue from the right or from the left, those are the only two ways you can look at it. [ laughter ] not anymore. recently, yeah -- [laughter] -- cnn has moved beyond this

pleads welcome debbie wasserman schultz. nice to see you. >> you, too. >> jon: how are you? >> hanging in there. >> jon: how is things going busy? >> a little intense. a couple things going on. >> jon: the book is called "for the next generation." which clearly says to me you have given up on our generation. our generation has so disappointed you you thought well forget them you guys take care of it. [ laughter ] >> gotta at least try toll focus on the future. if we can't salvage this. >> yes. >> jon: you are a proponent of government's role obviously in helping to improve people's lives, safety net. i believe i would agree with you on that premise. has this been a good run for that belief system? [laughter] or a slightly cold water/gatorade. >> it's been a little bumpy for those of us that think that government is not all of the problem and can be part of the solution. government actually can be a positive force in peoples' lives but we can't rely on government for everything. we have to strike a balance. >> jon: in your mind because boy did the republicans. they handed the

at one point it got so difficult, so, so tense, its ceo howard schultz mentioned the tension between us and you regarding comparable growth guidance had gotten out of hand, and said it would be irresponsible to say starbucks would beat the 8% in america and the 7% overall. lost in the shuffle were the fabulous packaged goods initiatives, double-digit gains there, the tea rollout. we talked about that last week. all those different foods. instead, the mob wanted facts and figures about how the food rollout was impacting same-store sales. management wasn't going to go there. it didn't seem to matter to the analysts that starbucks may be using its stores for launching pads for a supermarket aisle takeaway. frankly i found the q&a here totally nitpicking. i respect the fact most of these analysts are trying to build future models, right, trying to build some earnings models and they are flummoxed about how to interpret the initiatives within the confines of the spreadsheet. a common problem when it comes to starbucks. how do you value loyalty? what price? how do you put a price tag on ca