sebelius, they want to consider the notion with her foundation that talk about women governors. that have been through the training through the pipeline. >> we also made the observation when a male is elected to the senator ship he is a hopeful scott brown was not even sworn been and scott brown 2012.com was already purchase. but so many women had been in washington as legislators working on important work but we were curious why not? >> how did you decide to write the book? you have studied similar topics but how did that come about? >> i guess it was my idea. my parents still remember my sister and by staging the annexing kennedy debate. [laughter] mitel a fined beat her rabbit. [laughter] but it was the magazine issues coming out way it in advance to preview the eight or 10 or 12 people who ought to be considered and it struck me with men were not being presidential. evander and addis an academic that was the origin of the book. >> ted originally proposed this so you can take conference papers in to a publication. we each did two with men there was an editor who was in the au

john: do you remember the fuss made with kathleen sebelius machine for the boss reelection?he encouraged the audience the giants to continue obama should be president. it does day the boys cannot use their official jobs to defect the election and. the white house said it was mistaken to reimburse for travel executives. but people want her fired. political appointees do this all the time. kathleen sebelius is a hard core herb big government democrat. of course, she supports obama. is that illegal? the "wall street journal" reports the biggest union givers is the air-traffic controllers. why? they start to give more money after obama gave him a contract with pay increases. more than other government workers. it is a coincidence i'm sure. they say they support the president because the administration and strong commitment to their safety. mitt romney must not the. bribery? it seems wrong unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union built the middle-class. they gave

we heard it was a mistake when health and human services kathleen sebelius broke a federal law tryinggn for her boss on the taxpayer dime. should she be spared any penalty? she says she should. an unbelievable video of what happened when police look up from a traffic stop and see an out off control van headed towards them. megyn: police officers respond to a car accident only to narrowly escape a second accident. you can see a van hit this police cruiser. one runs. other pushes the woman out of the way. bet those two cops had a discussion about that reaction after. they were treated for minor injuries. the driver of the van was arrested and charged with dwi and aggravate assault. four brand-new polls by major media networks each paired with banner headlines suggesting the president is riding high. this from the business insider. obama crushes romney in the new poll. close in clol. from the associated press. when you dig deeper there are questions here and the polling, well be you know ... the polling. joining me to discuss it is ed rollins. and joe trippi who is a former howard dean c

kathleen sebelius is a hard core herb big government democrat. of course, she supports obama. is that illegal? the "wall street journal" reports the biggest union givers is the air-traffic controllers. why? they start to give more money after obama gave him a contract with pay increases. more than other government workers. it is a coincidence i'm sure. they say they support the president because the administration and strong commitment to their safety. mitt romney must not the. bribery? it seems wrong unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union built the middle-class. they gave the workers the eight-hour day, at time off, higher pay. >> do like the five day work week? the weekend? they built the country. eight-hour day came from the 1930's. >> 1914 henry ford doubled wages and to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. 30 years before the uaw insisted. >> because they wanted to compete. >> we would still have the t's 30. >> she is wrong. workers' lives have them p

one advocacy group is calling on sebelius to resign.e hill" reports that sebelius is calling the ruling unfair. >>> pennsylvania's voter i.d. law is now in the hands of the state supreme court. what those judges decide could have a big effect on the presidential election. senior correspondent eric shawn has that story from philadelphia. >> reporter: outside court, protester esdenounce pennsylvania controversial voter i.d. law. inside, attack and defended. now the six justices of the state highest court are deciding if it should stand. the american civil liberty union and other group want to overturn a lower court ruling that backed voter i.d. for the november election. >> there is too little time. too many people effected. no place in the statute which guarantees that qualified electors can get the i.d. they need to vote. >> the burden it seems to me is quite minimal. >> it's minimal if you already have a photo i.d. >> it's minimal even if you don't, justice todd, because most people with k get photo i.d.s easily. >> free voter i.d. car

they said sebelius and hhs returned the money to treasury that was used to fund this appearance.d money? isn't that us still? >> it's taxpayer's money. >> reuters reported the democratic national committee paid back the money. that would be wrong if that was the case. megyn: the reports said the dnc picked up some of the cost, not all. >> what should happen? >> couldn't she be fired? this happened to president bush, didn't she get fired or she was forced to resign? >> termination or suspension. >> i don't think this rises to that level that the president who is pleased with her performance up until now is going to say you are out because of this. megyn: she did write saying she believes she should suffer no punishment. it looks like that's the way they are going to go. >> it sounds that way since they class fight as an inadvertent error. i don't know how they can say that. megyn: thank you for educating us on the hatch act. >> nice research. megyn: moment ago we got surveillance video of the incident involving lindsay lohan. megyn: all those mug shots of such a young woman. new y

john: do you remember the fuss made with kathleen sebelius machine for the boss reelection?ouraged the audience the giants to continue obama should be president. it does day the boys cannot use their official jobs to defect the election and. the white house said it was mistaken to reimburse for travel executives. but people want her fired. political appointees do this all the time. kathleen sebelius is a hard core herb big government democrat. of course, she supports obama. is that illegal? the "wall street journal" reports the biggest union givers is the air-traffic controllers. why? they start to give more money after obama gave him a contract with pay increases. more than other government workers. it is a coincidence i'm sure. they say they support the president because the administration and strong commitment to their safety. mitt romney must not the. bribery? it seems wrong unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union built the middle-class. they gave the w

. >> gretchen: the white house still says there is no reason to push kathleen sebelius.d ethecs training and taxpayers were reimbursed for the trip and those actions were enough . sebelius who could be subspended for providing the hatch act is facing calls from the catholic association to resign. >> brian: patients in texas are outrage would. some of the pictures are disturbing. these are fourth graders in el paso who were given instructions to draw the planes hitting the buildings and people jumping out of the winose. parents said it was upset confusing for the kids . >> we are under the impression that it happens every 9/11. >> brian: the school is investigate regrets the inscencivity of the assignment. >> eric: ahmadinejad's suite. stewart hursch said he's owed 12 million bucks in iran for his injuries. he said the war wock hotel should give him the president's suite or whatever money the hotel makes from the stay. ahmadinejad will 20 $20,000's night. >> gretchen: you know athletes will say i am going to disneyworld . bob, bob traveled from ohio to florida with her. t

kathleen sebelius is a hard core herb big government democrat. of course, she supports obama.at illegal? the "wall street journal" reports the biggest union givers is the air-traffic controllers. why? they start to give more money after obama gave him a contract with pay increases. more than other government workers. it is a coincidence i'm sure. they say they support the president because the administration and strong commitment to their safety. mitt romney must not the. bribery? it seems wrong unions paid to elect politicians who pay them back with your money. why isn't that a scammed? it is legal. crazy. legal. at that union demonstration that union built the middle-class. they gave the workers the eight-hour day, at time off, higher pay. >> do like the five day work week? the weekend? they built the country. eight-hour day came from the 1930's. >> 1914 henry ford doubled wages and to compete gm and chrysler followed suit. 30 years before the uaw insisted. >> because they wanted to compete. >> we would still have the t's 30. >> she is wrong. workers' lives have them plantat

yet secretary sebelius seems to be captive of certain political interest groups. i don't know if you watched the democratic national convention, but the abortion lobby was featured more prominently than any other interest group and secretary sebelius is tight with them and she is using her government position to impose that agenda on the rest of us, even though it violates our freedom of religion. >> shannon: maureen ferguson, we appreciate your time today. >> i think these are hard problems, but with u.s. leadership, you don't allow the governments to fan the flames of anti-americannism for their own domestic consumption. >> shannon: questions about leadership, is the american violence in the middle-east is shaking up the race? after the break, the obama campaign response to charges that he is engaging in the policy of appeasement. and a threat spreading across the u.s., we are in the middle what have some fear could be the deadliest outbreak of west nile virus in u.s. history. that's next. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing

secretary sebelius stressed that very requirement in a letter six days later.uote, if a governor proposes a plan that undercuts the work requirements established in welfare reform, that plan will be rejected. what's surprising is that governor romney isn't celebrating this move by the president. in 2005, he penned a letter along with 28 other republican governors supporting the very same idea. the letter read, increased waiver authority allowable work activities, availability of partial work credit and the ability to coordinate state programs are all important aspects of moving recipients from welfare to work. especially ironic is that this program puts the power in the hands of the states. the original hhs memo even praised the ability of states to find new solutions, writing states led the way on welfare reform in the '90s, testing new approaches and learning what worked and what did not. the secretary is interested in using her authority to approve waiver demonstrations to challenge states to engage in a new round of innovation that seeks to find more effect

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but the lead up to the main event was full of inspiring speeches from sebelius, paterson, velazquez,chweitzer who is out with a career ending penis injury. brian schweitzer who is going to lead us into the next president of the united states. take that lieberman. they don't need you because schweitzer is in the house. what is the matter you are not jewish. that explains the bolo tie. ultimately it's the former presidential candidate and alien abduction dennis kucinich to ton yorabble rouser. >> wake up america. wake up america! [cheers and applause] >>jon: well, i have been in show biz for a long time. when you do this. isn't it supposed to be a puff of smoke or something like that. i mean a speech or end your shift playing black jack. of course not everyone chose to give a good speech. take the night's keynote speaker, governor of virginia mark this is washingto where barrac d himself into mark warner: "and then, a budds this new idea. this thing called "car telephones". yoyou are crazy go get a real j. nobody is going to want a phone in their car. with a lot of hard work i got into

>> sean: that was health & human services secretary sebelius. taking the stage, the former chief of staff, chicago mayor rom emanuel. rahm emanuel. >> good evening! from president obama's hometown of chicago -- [cheering] it's my honor to speak to you about the president i served. i want to tell you what i saw up close, while serving our president in a time of crisis. about the values he leans on and the voices he listens to. when president obama entered the white house, the economy was in a free-fall. the auto industry on its back, the banks, frozen up. more than four million americans had already lost their jobs. and america's bravest, our men and women in uniform were fighting for what soon would be the longest war in our history. you remember the uncertainty and the fear that seized our country. on that first day, i said, mr. president, which crisis do you want to tackle first? he looked me in the eye with that look he usually reserved just for his chief of staff... rahm, we were sent here to tackle all of them, not choose between them. ther

speeches by deval patrick, kathleen sebelius, joaquin and julian has trow.cheers and applause) two castros? can we now end the debate on whether the d.e.m.s are socialists, please? (laughter) and then the headliner, michelle "wait for it" obama. (laughter) oh, i wonder how she got that gig. crony capitalism, solyndra. (laughter) she came out and talked about the president's character, their life together, their children. meow, meow, meow. (laughter) i'm not going to get into a lot of details about her speech because it was very good. (laughter) jim? >> the first lady absolutely delivering here on everybody note. >> as you heard her delivery it was just masterful. >> i think this was... i think the speech of the convention. >> she knocked this house down. >> michelle obama's speech i thought was a brilliant speech, brilliantly delivered. but i didn't buy a line of it. (laughter). >> stephen: yes. brilliant speech, brilliantly delivered, but i don't buy a line of it. jimmy? cut me off a line of it. >> barack knows the american dream because he's lived it. and

. >> there were two excellent speeches, sebelius and rahm emanuel. neither was in prime time, nobody saw it. they were exactly what you want in the convention. hurston was defending obamacare and she did extremely well, -- her king was defending obamacare and she did extremely well, and rahm emanuel was doing the thing about i was there when he saved the west, essentially. a little bit of a tall tale, but he did it. the worst speech was -- sandra fluke is her name? -- that the civil-rights issue of her time is that she ought to have others pay for contraceptives. and remarkably sort of entitled and an appealing argument -- un appealing argument. >> i thought one of the effective moments in the convention was the ted kennedy tribute, where they showed the excerpt of the debate between him and mitt romney, in which mitt romney declared his unswerving devotion and commitment to a woman's right to choose, that he was there all the way and did not want to interfere with that. look at where he is now and look at his platform. >> he had that wonderful line,

. >> look, this women stuff -- there were excellent speeches, sebelius, and rahm emanuel. they were not in prime time, but they were exactly what you want at the convention did her thing was on obamacare and she did extremely well. rahm spoke about "i was on the scene when the guy came in office, and he saved the west," essentially. a little bit of what tall tale. the worst speech was -- sandra fluke is her name? -- that the civil-rights issue of her time is that she ought to have others pay for contraceptives. a remarkably entitled an appealing argument -- and u nappealing argument. >> colby? >> i thought one of the effective moments of the convention was the teddy kennedy tribute, where they showed the excerpt of the debate between ted kennedy and mitt romney, in which mitt romney declared his unswerving commitment to a woman's right to choose, and he did not want to interfere with that. look at where he is now. what more can you say about this? >> wonderful line -- "i am pro- choice, governor romney is multiple choice." >> has anything changed? >> what has changed is th

speeches by deval patrick, kathleen sebelius, joaquin and julian has trow. (cheers and applause) two castros? can we now end the debate on whether the d.e.m.s are socialists, please? (laughter) and then the headliner, michelle "wait for it" obama. (laughter) oh, i wonder how she got that gig. crony capitalism, solyndra. (laughter) she came out and talked about the president's character, their life together, their children. meow, meow, meow. (laughter) i'm not going to get into a lot of details about her speech because it was very good. (laughter) jim? >> the first lady absolutely delivering here on everybody note. >> as you heard her delivery it was just masterful. >> i think this was... i think the speech of the convention. >> she knocked this house down. >> michelle obama's speech i thought was a brilliant speech, brilliantly delivered. but i didn't buy a line of it. (laughter). >> stephen: yes. brilliant speech, brilliantly delivered, but i don't buy a line of it. jimmy? cut me off a line of it. >> barack knows the american dream because he's lived it. an

he drove in two more runs with a double in the sebelius and. the nats would hit a record sick home runs including two by adam laroche. they end up pounding the cubs 7 457b. the team go back at it again tonight. -- they end up pounding the cubs 7-5. >> baltimore wins 12-0 despite a little rain. zach britain pitched seven scoreless innings. os are tied for first place with the yankees who fell for the rays. i didn't see my man being manny machado in those highlights. >> i think i fell more love for the orioles from tucker than the nats. >>> a message in a bottle washed ashore in satellite beach. >> the woman who found the bottle is trying to track down the person would wrote the message. we have a report. >> reporter: amy neiman hit the sand at satellite beach recently to celebrate. >> we came out if a blue moon party. >> a rarity seen only one every two or three years. >> if i have teen friends all in a circle on the beach with food and drink and we were just waiting for the moon to rise. >> reporter: a great time with no expect taxicab commissi

the white house says there is no need to punish kathleen sib b l sebelius. taxpayers were reimbursed for the trip. those abses are enough. >> patti ann? >> thainthser. now to stories you can bank on this morning. get ready to shell out more money to fly. a look at which airlines might be hiking ticket prices. it will cost you more money. $10 on 10 percent of the flights. they are typically met by others in the industry. since the beginning of the year there has been five successful industry fair hikes. since you are the grim reaper many cannot afford prescriptions. >> increasing number are not filling them because of the medications they can't afford to. results show that 45 percent of people under age 65 who don't have insurance coverage they do not fulfill the prescription because of the cost. additionally 84 percent say they had taken some kind of action like spending less money on groceries or paying another bill in order to pay for their medication. more than half are going to the doctor they are even cutting pills in half to save money and make the pre

economic policies of protecting medicare with a real medicare program i love love what secretary sebelius said what's missing from the romney ryan medicare plan is medicare. and medicare so. and so yes it's very progressive message throughout it seems that it is and coming out of the d.n.c. do you think that the middle class is going to finally get it that the republicans really have no interest in helping the. well i think that bill clinton did a real lesson you know was it was. a tutorial that he gave for what our message ought to be watching we what we should be saying when we talk to our friends than our neighbors than our coworkers about why they need to vote for barack obama talking about what the republicans really and truly have in mind for for us and talking about the arithmetic of their budget which doesn't work for the middle class but it's also been very much about values from michelle obama to the not on the on the bus to you know it's just been so what what really undergirds the democratic party and our democratic candidates are the values that we share and one after another

i can't believe i have kathleen sebelius here. look at the president.. >> gretchen: what is happening now, brian. >> brian: none of your business. [ laughter ] >> brian: she got reprimanded in february and she is never going to do anything like that again. unless you count this weekend when she is going to new hampshire. the they have reprimanded her but. >> there are couple white house people who have gone out on the campaign trail. there are a lot to make sure that servicing paid for separately, that the american taxpayer doesn't pay for it i. think i the violation when the taxpayer pay foshdz it. you have to make sure you do it on personal time and not on the taxpayer clock. i think david plouffe has done it. he worked done it for the white house as well. both of them have done it. remember, specifically after president obama decided he was important super pacs he sent campaign people but white house people. they have to make a clear distinction why they are doing it. i you could be wrong. let us know and e-mail us. >> gretchen: let us take a look at

. >> greg: last week, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius found violation of federal political activity. she gave speech to call for obama re-election, the white house briefings, maybe jake tapper brought it up. i don't know. >> dana: it was on drudge for several days. >> eric: then jay carney was asked about it and said it's violation of hatch act. carney said don't worry, we'll fix it. pay for a trip so it's campaign event. the stock act or hatch act. people answer different rules. >> kimberly: they hide. >> eric: a quick story we did yesterday. d.o.j., d.o.j. head of the communication department at d.o.j., tracy schmaller, a group of republican congressmen who are calling for media matters to lose the 501c3 status because of working with tracy. i think tracy, maybe she should step down and get fired for what she has done. >> bob: republican congres congressman? >> dana: p.s. at the end of the other letter. >> bob: any democrats on the list? i didn't think so. >> eric: no. >> greg: all right. coming up, are the students revolting against a nanny state that limit wha

daschle -- geithner and sebelius and mr. daschle, i'm not suggesting anything beyond the reported facts of their circumstances or that their tax errors were intentional. i just wanted to remind the majority leader of these situations where it is not necessary to speculate on whether or not taxes were owed. while i appreciate the leader's newfound attention to the finance committee's vetting process, i want to assure everyone has a clear understanding of how this vetting process of the senate finance committee works. i'd be happy to discuss the committee's procedure with any interested colleague. i'm sure ranking member hatch and his staff would also be happy to discuss the process with anyone who is interested. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid:

here comes kathleen sebelius anyway.jack gilligan served in congress and helped passes landmark laws like the voting rights act. dad later became another great governor of ohio, but one of his proudest accomplishments was when as a congressman he helped to draft and pass medicare. today dad's 91, and he's happy beneficiary of that effort to bring quality health care to every senior citizen. and president obama is bidding on that legacy. by bringing quality and secure health care to every american. i was governor of kansas when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts. now, many of us watched in amazement, envy even, as he passed a universal health care law in his state. well, republicans may see romney care as a scarlet letter, but for us democrats, obamacare is a badge of honor. [applause] because no matter who you are, what stage of life you're in, this law is a good thing. first, if you already have insurance you like, you can keep it. insurance companies can no longer refuse to cover americans with preexisting condi

we are minutes away from talking with kathleen sebelius, money well spent and not money wasted come,hat will be echoed by martin o'malley. remember that he got himself in a bit of a pickle for trying to justify whether we really were better off than we were four years ago. early this morning he had not really in and he said well, i don't know. he will be capped off by michele obama. david walker joins because he the incident last week in tampa. former u.s. general. >> we are in a 70 trillion-dollar hole. we have unfunded pensions and health care. unfunded social security, unfunded medicare. the range of other commitments and contingencies. it is over $70 trillion. neil: which party has the better plan to do that? >> it will be interesting to see how barack obama embraces simpson-bowles or that he hasn't yet, but if he does, that could be a game changer. there is one serious problem in one moderate problem. the series problem is that if you don't effectively deal with health care costs, you don't solve the problem. neil: who better than kathleen sebelius to help you. >> he is a happy