there's a new 40-hour workweek, senator schumer. it's a 30 hour workweek. higher health care costs is driving the cost of doing business up and therefore, fewer people are getting hired. i hear it in ohio all the time. i'm going to do more with part time and overtime. i'm not going to hire people. finally 19 new taxes in this thing. a trillion dollars in new taxes. that wasn't even analyze inside the cbo report. there were a bunch of promises made and none are being kept. you could keep your health care. >> let's stick to this issue and to the question at hand. you brought up the american worker senator portman but you voted this week against extending unemployment benefits for those out of work. it's striking. i wonder what you say to those as been reported in your own state, more than 50,000 ohio residents who had unemployment benefits end in december. those folks really hurting. why did you vote against that? >> well, david, first of all i'm one of six republicans that voted to allow the debate to go forward. unfortunately the democrats wouldn't negotiat

>> well, i think it's something that we understand from schumer that they came up with.adn't really run that past any of their colleagues or anybody in the house and already the house is saying this wouldn't work. how would you have this bill sort of take effect -- that would give the administration even less interest in enforcing current laws. the administration said no, we've deported more people than anybody. and they put criticism on the left for that. schumer is really -- he is one of the architects of the senate bill, really wants to find a plan. i think it's interesting. the white house is taking a bit of a measured approach. i think the white house thinks that john boehner might still put something forward later this year. we're not going to come out and endorse the schumer plan right now. >> david nakamura from the washington post, thanks for joining us. >>> "first buzz" is up next, including shovel racing, high degree of risking personal injury. it's not an olympic sport, yet. every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until sh

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chuck schumer of new york and republican senator rob portman of ohio.e back. >> good to be back. >> you've been listening to this debate with the roundtable over obamacare. senator schumer, here is an ad by the group americans for prosperity in this midterm election year that they're going to be running hard. watch. >> who told us. >> -- a system that eases up the pressure on businesses and unleashes the promise of our economy creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> but now we find out obamacare will reduce full-time employment by 2.3 million jobs. >> hurting the economy. and middle class families. >> so for democrats who thought senator schumer, that obamacare was going to be a plus in this election year, are you on the defensive again? >> i don't think so. bottom line is very simple. what cbo said is that many american workers would have freedom. now, that's a good work, freedom to do things they couldn't do. the single mom who is raising three kids has to keep a job because of health care can now spend some time raising those kids. that's a family

schumer's plan doesn't address the negotiation process. the second issue is that republicans are less likely to take up immigration right now because it divides their own party. if you're dividing your party in an election year, the focus will be on the divided republicans. in particular, the health care law where they would like to focus on the problems they see in the law that will help them in 2014. if you are tied up in the gratian reform, that detracts. i think they may wait until after 2014 before they try to get any legislative action in the house. aboutpeter king was asked immigration reform. let's hear from him. [video clip] >> this would have been tough in any case. this islican districts, not a popular issue. it is something the party should do, but when you think district by district, it is hard to get on to it.s to sign state of theent's union, it did not help. then you get pushback in districts were there is no strong support for immigration report. certainly not a pathway to citizenship. guest: the republicans earlier this m

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democrats charles schumer of new york is concerned about what is going into your food.'s calling on the food and drug administration fda to ban the use of the chemical. in 1999 the world health organization linked the chemical to asthma but the fda approved it anyway. it is a chemical used in shoes and yoga mats but fast food chains use the chemical in their bread to make it whiter and make it longer. popular fast food chain subway announced last week it would discontinue the use of the chemical. senator schumer holding a mcdonald cheese burger in his hand said others still use the carcinogen. >> it is so full of this chemical so that billions and billions served could really be billions and billions served toxic chemicals. >> schumer isn't just singling out mek donamcdonalds arby's, wendies, ken fried chicken and grocery stores and others use the chemical. they want them to ban it adding odds are pretty high that everyone has likely ingested the harmful chemical. >> when it comes to carcinogens you can't be too careful. cancer is on the rise. we are never quite sure wh

secret meetings between paul ryan of all people and chuck schumer? i said the other night as one who had secret meetings with chuck schumer, there's no such thing as a secret meeting for very long. >> lou, you're exactly right. one of the things many of us are very concerned about, when we hear these potential proposals talking about amnesty and other things that can happen, we think that's not the right way to go. the house has had it right and judiciary committee had it right, we do it on a piecemeal basis to make sure everybody has their say. that we do what we need to do, which is to fix the system we have now, make sure we're enforcing the laws that we have now before we go on and tackle something else that we're not going to even enforce or ever make work in the future. >> do you agree with congressman raul labrador that if he persists john boehner can lose his speakership? >> i'm not going to say whether he was right in that comment or not. many of us feel very passionate, as do most americans, what we have is not just a political problem but

. >> this is senator chuck schumer's response this weekend to this idea that president obama can't be trusted on immigration reform. take a listen. >> there's a simple solution. let's enact the law this year but simply not let it actually start till 2017, after president obama's term is over. >> is that a good idea, john? >> well, i put it in my own blog last week that they should think about doing something like this. listen, i think that there is deep distrust that the republicans have with president obama. and that's a problem. and that's a problem on a variety of subjects. >> but john, is that distrust -- is that distrusting the president to implement laws, or is that a different kind of distrust? >> well, i think it's implementing laws. it's following laws. >> why? if you don't trust the president -- >> listen, craig, i agree with you. i think ultimately they've got to find a way to fix a broken immigration system. you've got to get it done. if it means implementing the law after the president is out of office, that's fine by me. and i think ultimately to make government work, yo

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schumer, go forward in 2017 after obama's out of office.e gets to shape it. >> i think he was calling his bluff; right? lou: tough love. >> the president endorsed the law. he's over, like, 500,000 deportation of undocumented immigrants. i think the challenge is, like, i can't understand where the distrust is coming from. the distrust is, you know, you're distrusting somebody enforcing the law. i think -- lou: and i don't want to get in to a record of counting here, but it comes from four years of lying about keeping your doctor, keeping your plan, it comes from a president who you're talking about is he sorely disappointed because he hasn't kept his word or implied promises. it's not a president who has been -- >> i think the issue here, in all due respect, i think there is no trust to this president by republicans from day one. they have never felt he care what they said, and at this point in time, they get to control the issue. lou: i think i have to conclude. thank you and reminder to keep it fair and balanced. the republican congress ha

schumer, go forward in 2017 after obama's out of office. he gets to shape it. >> i think he was calling his bluff; right? lou: tough love. >> the president ndorsed the law. he's over, like, 500,000 deportation of undocumented immigrants. i thinkthe challenge is, like, i can't understand where the distrust is coming from. the distrust is, you know, you're distrusting somebody enforcing the law. ihink -- lou: and i don't want to get in to a record of counting here, but it comes from four years of lying about keeping your doctor, keeping your plan, it comes from a president who you're talking about is he sorely disappointed because he hasnn't kept his word or implied promises. it's not a president who has been -- >> i think the issue here, in all due respect, i think there is no trust to this president by republicans from day one. they have never felt he care what they said, and at this point in time, they get to control the issue. lou: i think i have to conclude. thank you and reminder to keep it fair and balanced. the republican congress has

time reports that congressman paul ryan has been meeting secretly in privately with senator chuck schumerd trey gowdy has also been among those meeting privately with the senator. so we are not seeing another game to run here are we? >> i don't think so. i don't see how. and certainly not the senate version of immigration. people have been very clear on this and they want exit program so that we know who is in the country's system. lou: do you support bob goodlatte house judiciary committee approach? >> the only way you can do something is to start with security for a no amnesty of any kind. lou: all right, we will leave it there. it's good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. lou: coming up next, bill o'reilly conducting the hardest hitting interview the president obama to date in the "chalk talk". i will tell you what i say next so ally bank has a raise your rate that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go getelp! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd

and what we're hear fromming the republican party whi is the secret meetings with senator chuck schumerone of the guys who had quote, unquote, sscret meetings with senator schumer. [laughter] i can't imagine what -- for example, if th reports are correct paul ryan meeting with the senator. i can't imagine what he's up to. >> and, of course,they'r not secret. it's all out there. it just doesn't make any sense lou,from a practical perspective. lou: actually it does. >> the theater -- mitch mcconnell today let the cat out of the bag. immigration reform is not going pass this year. it's making the business community and the chamber of commerce happy. we made the try. republicans know this is not an issue they dare pass in2014. >> of course it's dishonest. >> but t pure politics. it's not serious policy. lou: right. i guess the next serious deaf senate has to be undertaken to exam that would be the honesty gap between the two parties. [laughter] so who is going -- well, anyway. your thoughts on this. you've advised campaigns. you're a serious student in public policy, illegal immigration. th

schumer: i realize i'm not much of an absence of a quorum. but i am. anyway, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: wowcts u the senator from new york. mr. schumer: over the next several months the affordable care act in my opinion at least is going to become less important as a republican campaign issue because more and more americans from young adults all the way through seniors are going to realize the benefits it has to offer. it's happening already. every day there are more positive stories about people getting cheaper coverage, better coverage, or getting cofd coverr the first time. and the let me say, in my state of new york, the initial rollout of a.c.a. has been a big success. we didn't have the problems of a web site because we did our own, and because we have a lot of competition, as was intended on the exchanges, people are getting very, very good offers, and a large, large number of people are getting their costs reduced. i'd like to tell one little story. a friend of mine goes to a hairdresser in

schumer: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 307, h.r. 2431. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 307, h.r. 2431, an act to reauthorize the national integrated drought information system. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. schumer: i further ask that the bill be read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 9:30 a.m. on wednesday, february 26, that foll

let's go to chuck schumer.. >> i'm the only one you could drag off the streets of washington. the bottom of the barrel, joe. >> no, no. we are not. now that this has passed, the next thing we are going to see is -- i think a discussion on immigration reform. i don't know that it's going to pass between now and the election. you brought up a fascinating proposal earlier this week. for any republicans concerned how the president's enforced the affordable care act. talk about your suggestion and why you did it. >> well, look. first, i believe that immigration reform is the number one thing we could do to straighten the country out and get our country moving again. too many people crossed the board who shouldn't be here and we turned people away who should be here whether working on agriculture or ph.d.s who create new jobs. they said that immigration reform would increase gdp by 3.5% and more than any democratic spending program or any republican-cut program. i feel a keen urgency to get this done, not for politic

with that, chris cillizza, even chuck schumer has gotten into this. what is the problem with putin blocking our yogurt for our athletes. >> chobani made in new york and chuck schumer involving himself, it is basically at the airport for the u.s. winter olympic team being blocked according to schumer because of sort of unattainable demands being made by the russians to get it over to our people. but you point out, golly, this is the latest -- might be minor, but the latest in a long string of our not so friendly relations with russia in the last years. >> and ruth marcus, let's talk about this. yogurt is yogurt, but when it isn't when you have an international situation. >> international yogurt situation. >> tension between us and russians. >> and listening to the earlier report and the serious concerns about security, the notion of course, that while it's not more dangerous than boston and new york might not be so comforting to people and look, it is different than boston and new york. there's kind of home grown serious terrorist element. and the noti

. >> it is happening again, and we heard chuck schumer, democratic senator chuck schumer, a couple of weeks ago being explicit in his calls for the irs to crack down on these groups yet again. and now we have all of these top democratic senators saying yes, that is the answer to stop these ads, listen to mr. schumer. >> the tea party gained extraordinary influence by donating millions into campaigns with ads that distort the truth and attack government. but there are many things that can be done by the irs and other government agencies and we have to redouble those efforts. we haven't worked hard enough on this. >> couldn't be more explicit? >> it is kind of funny that it is cyclical, they were spending millions in a smear campaign against romney, running ads that say he killed a woman and took away her health insurance. it is very convenient, what has changed is the democrats are about to lose control of the senate and so they're in trouble. and they can't defend their policy. there is not enough money out there to run ads explaining to the american people and convincing people that

secret meetings with albright and and chuck schumer? as one who had secret meetings with chuck schumer it is not a secret for very wrote long. >> you are right. we're very concerned primary-care these potential proposals talking about amnesty, we think that is not the right way to go. we think the judiciary committee had a right to do what dawn of a piecemeal basis and we do what we need to do to fix the system we have now to make sure we for so laws before we tackle something else. that we will not even in force or ever make work in the future. lou: do you agree with congressman and labrador that john boehner could lose his speakership? >> but what i will say is most of us feel very passionate it is not just the political problem but a credibility problem. the real problem we have failed does not force of law. but if we want to force the old one but here is a question i asked all along. the matter who we let it go somebody will break the law and we will be back here five years from now. this is a cycle every five or 10 years that we si

. >> por ahora las palabras del senador schumer no son una reliad. >> los republicanos deberían hacerue estamos esperando, nosotros llevamos más de 20 años esperando, uno se deprime y esperamos, que se pongan los pantalones y si van a dar algo que lo den y si no que no habñlen. >> john boehner dijo que el presidente barack obama primero debe ganarse la confianza de los republicanos antes de hablar de una reforma migratoria. >> el presidente barack obama dijo que no tiene las armasa ejecutivas para aprobar una reforma migratoria. >> en el condado de alameda se llevaron a cabo reformas por la llamada acta de confianza, el alguacil no podrá detenr gente e informar a ais. >> estamos contentos que el alguacvil haya escuchado a las personas. >> sólo mantendrá a una persona detenida a la espera de ais si ésta tiene un historial criminal. >> fue liberado el guardia por apuñalar a alguien, por determinarse una defensa propia, la víctima estaba corriendo con un cuchillo tras otra persona. >> teresa enfrenta cargos por llevar comida mezclada con marihuana a una fiesta, causando que algunos enfer

senator schumer brought up a point which is companies will be doing this on their own.k to the market place we can address any potential issues that consumers have with the food. it's really scare tactics to get attention. that is why i think the politicians love this. neil: i don't think it's a substance that could be in a sugary drink. i don't see it any other way. these politicians have run us into the retin-a need some green and they might as well go after these guys because they are a big target. no pun intended. >> they have the california labeling law. and the truth is new york was going to ban soda. so i don't think -- you have no idea where it's going and and we have all kinds of several mandates that will be our way of potentially grocery stores and convenience stores and they're basically too stupid in this way. >> amazing. we appreciate it very much. well, the cheerleader that is suing. once you hear how big this is, you won't find one single bit. sonoma company. ♪ ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com neil: all right, let me be brave. this cheerleader has a c

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politician, king and schumer -- these are east coast democrats. my point is, we still have a community radio environment before deregulation. thatn on my radio station, information is being manipulated through the east coast, the jews , and the sounds with clear channel and time warner. guest: we have an increasingly all arise congress and an increasingly polarized country. we have had these swing elections where one year we are electing people who are further to the left and another year electing people much further to the right. where alt is a congress philosophical gap has grown so much. very little gets done in the way of big compromise. think back to the 1980's where there was a big deal between house democrats and one old reagan. bill clinton, welfare reform, working with republicans in the house. you don't see those big deals happening anymore. there is a real polarization. inple are really divided this country on the way forward. there is a lot of anger about the way things are getting done. rich are getting richer. they gap between the cl

i don't think there's enough trust among parties, even schumer's throw away, delay it until 2017, an enormous skepticism on the part of the caucus, why would he do anything different with immigration is what i hear a lot of members saying. >> well and the president is doing that on obamacare through executive orders and jim brought that up. the president at the state of the union basically saying he was going to go without coming. here is jonathan turley, a fan of the president's who weighed in on that issue. >> i happen to agree with many of president obama's policies. it's often as important how you do something as what you do. basically rewrite or ignore or negate federal laws and that's a very dangerous thing. >> michael your reaction, it's a case of democrats turning against democrats. >> listen, what he's doing is negating history there. this. when you become president, you get air force 1, you can bowl whenever you want and you have executive privilege. barack obama has used executive privilege this way fewer times than any presidents preceding him. the average is 44 per year

. >> thank you very much, senator schumer.ant to, again, as a member of the judiciary committee, i have looked at issues from that perspective, i want to thank our witnesses today for their good work and while you did mention minnesota with the recount, ok, and the fact that as we all remember, someone did vote for someone named lizard person in that particular election when we painfully looked at every single ballot in the state, our state has a proud tradition of high voter turnout. we were the -- we're always consistently in the top few states of voter turnout and a lot of that has to do with having same day registration. of the top six states for voter turnout, they're not necessarily democratic or republican states, iowa is usually one of the top ones, maine is one of the top states, but they tend to have something in common, most of them have same-day registration. i know that isn't necessarily part of what you looked at in terms of legislation but i think that it would go a long way and i have a bill with senator tester

ands we looked at the other issue that's actually going to be, we, taken up apparently if senator schumeras his view immediately so he can shape immigration law, but not implemented until 2017 because we can't trust president obama in senator schumer's view, he agrees with the republicans on that, that's one of themost outlandish proposals i have heard of. i would think the republicans would be making all kinds of political hay with that. >> they certainly should, lou, because the fact is this is political posturing. it is not there to solve a problem. it is there to pretend they're attempting to solve a problem so they can garner votes in the hispanic community. i think we don't need to take the hispanic community as a bunch of chumps that can't see through that, they can cut through that fog and understand it is balloon choose. nothing is being promised to them, nothing at all. i truly believe the republicans have made the smart decision to say we're not going to go into some big immigration reform this year because we're dealing with an administration that we cannot trust because time

. >> amy schumer, i saw a great show of hers and she was talking about that. i don't know if you can make the generalization of the. >> it is not a -- i think amy schumer is hilarious. there are tons of funny women. >> lots of girls said i had braces and acne and it made me pursue my sense of humor because i thought that was going to win over some boys. i feel like a lot of people go through that. we all have an awkward stage, every one of us. >> women make a conscious choice to go into comedy in young adulthood. whereas men it is like, well i am good at that. i have always been good at that. there is no choice for me to do stand up. it is like that's what i have to do. what else am i going to do? no other skills. >> you can flip pancakes. >> i am a failure at 30 jobs at at the mall. >> that's what i cal. -- that's comical. >>> a pervy professor pleaded guilty after filming up two students skirts with a camera pen. his excuse? he wanted to make sure they weren't breaking class rules. he said he was gathering proof that one of his students was not wearing under

. >> chuck schumer in the senate said -- >> that is more a political ploy. >> all the stories about johnhner, what a huge loser he was. i think he was a huge winner because he bailed the republican party out. the president was moderate in the state of the union. when do they reach the point that we have to lash away politically? >> they are trying to give john boehner the space to maneuver in his party. right now it is on life support. once it is presumed to be dead, then you will see democrats starting to use it for 2014. >> barack obama has been in washington all week. they will meet this weekend in california. what do we look for substantively? this is the first of several meetings. >> important items to discuss. he will meet with benjamin that and how you -- netanyahu. there are important issues from the nuclear talk to the stalled syrian peace talks. >> a terrible refugee problem. >> important for the jordanians. >> those talks are important. what does the estate offer that washington does not? >> a golf course, perhaps. >> it is hard to play golf at andrews air force ace in this te

when schumer to the investigation of the u.s.cases based on politics during the bush administration, he essentially did that investigation for him, his general counsel on that thing. so this guy is very plug-in politically. it will be interesting, can play this, but always eric holder not a fan of his, maybe he can pollute the water with obama, but the fbi's not a fan. this is sort of the inside. believe he took too much credit for the insider-trading investigations psyche part of the justice department that he would be running is probably an institution. liz: every time he has in his conference there is an fbi person standing right there and they get to comment. how about just ticking the best person for the job, why does everybody have to be so political about it? eric holder wants to leave at some point, wouldn't you want the best person to replace you want the job? charlie: this is a political dynamic. of course. the best person is neither. but that is beside the point. he got lucky with this investigation, there is no doubt.

either he is spending way too much time with senator schumer or he is my grandmother. who are they, gaaaay? >> if that's who they are, if they are the extreme conservatives they have no place in the state of new york. >> jon: whoa. that's a little rough. cuomo wasadvising new york's republican party to clarify the identity to stay viable in this left leaning state but it accidentally came out as (bleep) (bleep), (bleep) (bleep). [ laughter ] not he's best moment. as we know minority groups in new york can be very sensitive. one type of new york are not in particular. >> -- minority in particular. >> no place in the state of new york. governor, you don't want me. tell me specifically why i'm not allowed to be here. i'm leaving. as soon as i can get out of here, i am out. [cheers and applause] >> jon: wow. what a wholly unexpected response to that sean hannity says as soon as i can get out i'm leaving but he has to know it's not east germany. you can really get out any time. large metropolitan area, we've got airports, interstates, seaport. [ laughter ] you could walk. [

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new york democrat chuck schumer, whose bipartisan reform bill passed the senate seven months ago, said he's still optimistic the house will act. >> i would urge speaker boehner to keep working at it, to figure out-- it doesn't have to be exactly the way we did it, but to keep moving forward. >> reporter: but boehner acknowledged his caucus has been divided lately, and not just on immigration. >> you know, mother teresa is a saint now, but, you know, if the congress wanted to make her a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably couldn't get 218 republican votes. ( laughter ) >> reporter: there are a lot of republicans who just think the timing is wrong. they think that this issue will be a loser for them and divide the party in an election year, and that it will over-shadow their merge on obamacare which they think will be a political winner for them, scott. >> pelley: today, the u.n. security council told syria's assad dictatorship to speed up the removal of its chemical weapons. syria missed a deadline yesterday and has turned over less than 5% of its most-dangerous chemi

providing opportunities for folks to support themselves in the marketplace, it's clear what senator schumer free people so they can do other things. but other things might not include getting better jobs if they got those their obamacare subsidies go away. are we all getting this? finally the cbo report does have good news for president obama and the democrats it says that health insurance costs will probably decline about 15% from the original first alert forecast. does that override all the go other stuff? you make the call. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. president obama has changed another part of the affordable healthcare law allowing some companies buying mandatory health insurance for their employees until 2016. the president did this without consulting congress which passed the law in the first place. that has angered many, including charles krauthammer who joins us now from washington. so last night you said this was a banana repub best of luck reaction. isn't that a bit harsh? >> i think it's anunder statement. he gets out there in the presidential balcony with