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sabrina, is there now more shame with taking profits than taking government handouts? >> sadly, i think there is. i think that president obama, the democratic party and hollywood share in a lot of the blame for this. russell brand who is worth more than $15 million is not saying anything that we haven't heard from democrats or congress. do you remember the convention last year? it was three days of pitting americans against each other. rich versus poor and wall street versus main street. this is an ideology tha creates a public dependent on government. the way to do that is to make people want to run to the comforting arms of the state. it is moral reel terrorism at its -- morale reel law terrorism terrorism --ism. >> it is bleed bleeding into the younger generations ? >> we should take a moment of silence for russell brand's agent who will find it tougher to negotiate films in the future. these younger people are not stupid. where they are finding shame like wal-mart taking in $14 billion a year and paying their workers only $8 and some cents an hour. >> what was that

>> simple in what way, the government shut down. >> shameful, shameful. >> oh, shameful. i'm sorry, shameful. it's shameful but this has been brewing for a long time. you know, dale just talked about it how there is a c.r. after c.r. after c.r. continuing resolution. washington is clearly broken. you've got a budget process where the house and senate are supposed to pass budgets. they are supposed to come together and an appropriation committee are supposed to pass bills to fund the government. that hasn't happened in years. i mean, i think it's been six years, five years since that happened. so certainly, it's not working the way that it is supposed to be working, but i don't think it's fair, piers, i don't think it's fair to lay it at the feet of ted cruz or republicans. i mean, the president has -- is pretty famous now saying i'm not going to negotiate and that's not the way the government works, as well. >> well may be but it seems that ted cruz almost single handily with his group of 40 foot soldiers in washington basically held everybody to ransom, his own speaker j

it was shameful to watch. shame on you. shame on congress. >> shame on you, congress.enators mitch mcconnell and coburn opposed aid. where were they last night on the eve of the sandy anniversary? they were fund raising, raising money in the new york area. amazing. senator mcconnell was at a greenwich, connecticut, beach club that flooded during sandy. and senator coburn, he was the headliner for the young republicans gala last night. they refused to give money when the needed it most, but have no problem taking it on the eve of the anniversary. that takes some nerve. in the words of governor christie, shame on you. joining me now are mismi shell cottle and and dana milbank. thank you for your time tonight. they were against aid. now on the eve of the anniversary, they're fund raising in the new york area. your reaction? >> well, it's not surprising. especially if you're in a tough race like mitch mcconnell is. you always go with your hand out to the new york area because that's where the money is. so, you know, at this point it's a by gones be bygones situation. >> yo

>> simple in what way, the government shut down. >> shameful, shameful. >> oh, shameful. i'm sorry, shameful. it's shameful but this has been brewing for a long time. you know, dale just talked about it how there is a c.r. after c.r. after c.r. continuing resolution. washington is clearly broken. you've got a budget process where the house and senate are supposed to pass budgets. they are supposed to come together and an appropriation committee are supposed to pass bills to fund the government. that hasn't happened in years. i mean, i think it's been six years, five years since that happened. so certainly, it's not working the way that it is supposed to be working, but i don't think it's fair, piers, i don't think it's fair to lay it at the feet of ted cruz or republicans. i mean, the president has -- is pretty famous now saying i'm not going to negotiate and that's not the way the government works, as well. >> well may be but it seems that ted cruz almost single handily with his group of 40 foot soldiers in washington basically held everybody to ransom, his own speaker j

their job is, again, to shame the woman, make it as hard as possible to get in there.t free speech exactly. it is about shaming and making it harder to access something that is your legal rights. >> and many of the young women who went to gosnell cited the terrible protesters. >> it suddenly is an important part of this battle, shining the light and talking about the stuff happening at the state level and of course at the national level is incredibly important. the president of naral, america pro choice, elyse hogue thank you to karen and ryan and jonathan. "andrea mitchell reports" is next. [ male announcer ] they say it was during an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle that firmly attaches to the eraser so you get better leverage and more oomph with less effort. it's the perfect magic eraser for making stuff that's big and tough not so tough, after all. mr. clean's handy grip -- the newest member of the magic eraser family. in a

, shameful incident of fakery.ssly in the water. dead sea life sinking to the bottom all around me. you've got to be pretty immune to the world to not see some kind of obvious metaphor. i've never had a nervous breakdown before, but i tell you from the bottom of my heart something fell apart down there and it took a long, long time after the end of this damn episode to recover. ♪ >> raw clams, abalone and a heart-warming beach scene surrounded with a gaggle of curious kids. it was at this point time for ture to redeem himself. you'll notice, i'm not there. i'm sitting in a nearby cafe pounding one negrone after in a smouldering miserable rage. our evening meal will be at ture's place which is just up the hill in turmina, but by the time dinner rolls around i'm rip to the -- did i mention it's my birthday. are couple hours on a boat, a couple more hours getting looped and a couple more hours on the restaurant so i'm gone, baby, gone. so i don't remember any of this. any of it. >> so how is your day today? >> good. a

shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> this year, striking restaurant workers brought their low wages to the nation's attention. but what many americans don't know is that low wage workers are often being cheated out of what little they do make. >> i said are you kidding me? i said you're telling me that these people allowed to treat people like this and you can't do anything? >> they accuse me. they accuse me, the federal government, that i stole one million dollars from these low-wage workers. >> they call it wage theft, and the restaurant industry is one of the worst offenders. every year, it amounts to billions of dollars taken from paychecks of the very lowest earners. >> i don't want anything extra. i'm willing to give more than enough. i'm willing to give a hundred and twenty five percent just to be able to get a level playing field. >> this week on fault lines, we look at what it means to have a job when getting paid what you're owed is not guaranteed. >> i mean, at what point does it stop? who's speaking for us

shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> this year, striking restaurant workers brought their low wages to the nation's attention. but what many americans don't know is that low wage workers are often being cheated out of what little they do make. >> i said are you kidding me? i said you're telling me that these people allowed to treat people like this and you can't do anything? >> they accuse me. they accuse me, the federal government, that i stole one million dollars from these low-wage workers. >> they call it wage theft, and

my shame will be absolute.ome reason i feel something snap, and i slide quickly into a spiral of near hysterical depression. is this what it's come, to i'm thinking? is another dead squid narrowly misses my head? almost a decade later back in the same country and i'm still desperately staging fishing scenes, seeding the oceans with supermarket seafood, complicit in a shameful, shameful incident of fakery? but there i was, bopping listlessly in the water, dead sea life sinking to the bottom all around me. you got to be pretty immune to the world to not see some kind of obvious metaphor. >> buono. >> i've never had a nervous breakdown before, but i tell you from the bottom of my heart, something fell apart down there and it took a long long time after the end of this damn episode to recover. >> we don't need to boil. we'll be ready without it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> raw clams, abalone and a heart-warming beach scene surrounded by a gaggle of curious and hungry kids. it was at this point about the only p

, shameful incident of fakery.ssly in the water. dead sea life sinking to the bottom all around me. you've got to be pretty immune to the world to not see some kind of obvious metaphor. i've never had a nervous breakdown before, but i tell you from the bottom of my heart something fell apart down there and it took a long, long time after the end of this damn episode to recover. ♪ >> no need to boil. we'll be ready without it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> raw clams, abalone and a heart-warming beach scene surrounded with a gaggle of curious kids. it was at this point time for ture to redeem himself. you'll notice, i'm not there. i'm sitting in a nearby cafe pounding one negrone after in a smouldering miserable rage. our evening meal will be at ture's place which is just up the hill in turmina, but by the time dinner rolls around i'm rip to the -- did i mention it's my birthday. are couple hours on a boat, a couple more hours getting looped and a couple more hours on the restaurant so i'm gone, baby, gone. so i d

for example, fear, loathing, uh, shame.ake positive life choices, you've self-motivated yourself to do some great things. barry: you also let us know that just because a person is intelligent and talented, that doesn't mean that those emotions are not going to get in their way as well if they're not careful in how they reformulate and reformat their thinking about them. ken: you know, barry, it's really interesting. i had the pleasure to go to a very fine university--harvard--and a lot of my classmates tested in the one percentile. they were so intellectually smart, but i saw some of them do the most self-destructive things: getting drunk and crashing cars, taking drugs, uh, doing things that sabotaged their life, and, as a result, by watching this, i learned you can be intellectually brilliant, you can be the smartest person in the room, but if you let your emotions, your feelings of rejection, of hurt, of feeling unlovable or unloved, feeling disrespected cloud your best judgment, you can make incredibly self-sabotaging l

. >> what a shameful day this is in the history of the house of representatives. >> reporter: all of the fighting is over a bill that would fund the government for a matter of just six weeks. republicans tried yet again to pass a bill that would tie funding to delaying the key

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>> well, we spoke to those residents after they shouted shame, shame.hey even shouted [ inaudible ] towards them and we asked why, and they said we think this is yet another cut work by politicians who like to come here every time some bad tragedy happens, but then they don't really do anything to help out, and they have been asking now for years. for instance a humanitarian corridor to be opened in the stretch of sea that separates lampedusa with north africa, to allow safe passage. but they also ask for help so these migrants who arrive here will be moved to other places and not so they don't stay here on the island. so although they welcome the offer of giving more money to help italy cope, they feel like still they have been abanned by the european union and by italy as a whole. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> [ inaudible ] has been allowed to leave pakistan after being granted bail by the country's top court. the former military ruler has been under house arrest for nearly six months. his lawyers say he will fly to dubai once his charges are fin

walk of shame?and walk with your arms up, like this. - that is surprisingly non-judgmental. - i'm 41 years old, jack. i'm no stranger to the walk of shame. yes, i'm still wearing the same clothes as yesterday. i stayed up all night helping bradley finish the joseph coat. - just hearing that story tells me that bradley was gay. - only sexually. but i've come a long way since then.

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. >> you know, casting shame and blame on the victim, in this case a 14-year-old girl.ve seen it time and again in rape cases, domestic abuse assaults, now online through revenge porn. when we return we're going to talk about and confront this shame and blame attitude. [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster's crabfest, with three entrées under $20. like our new snow crab and crab butter shrimp, just $14.99. only at red lobster where we sea food differently. [ male announcer ] now try 7 lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches, salads, and more. >>> imagine a victim of domestic abuse being labeled a nuisance for calling the police for protection. now imagine that same victim being told she's at risk of being evicted from her home. that's exactly what happened to 34-year-old lakisha brigs when police told her she had violated the third strike. you better hope your abusive boyfriend stops after the second assault. one more strike means eviction. after the third strike she was scared to call police. neighbors reached out when her ex-boyfriend attacked her with a brick and sta

for shame, mr. president, for shame if that happens. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in new york. we are now in day eight of the government shutdown that we have been told was unthinkable and wouldn't happen. now we learn that the families of our soldiers killed in afghanistan are being denied benefits because of this colossal failure of leadership. how do you tell that to the families whose loved ones gave their lives for all of us. joining me now author and journalist and senior fellow with council on foreign relations. gayle, thank you very much. you have lived in afghanistan, worked with the soldiers. you know this terrain an you know how the military is coping. we talked to a mother, lance corporal jeremiah collins. he was 19 years old. watch her story. >> everything we talk about as moms of marines the one thing you never want is to see a uniformed officer at the door. when they came it's been a whirlwind. while that benefit may not be urgent for me it's urgent for somebody. there's somebody that needs to fly their family home or have their expenses covered or be able to tak

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and the sad thing is, you're totally right about the shame.at the right has done on this issue is just rooted in a profound disrespect and mistrust of women. >> yep. >> i think that women understand that. we saw them come out in 2012 after they almost shut down the government over planned parenthood and all of the disgusting things that got said about sandra fluke, et cetera. women turned out in record numbers for democrats. we saw historic margins. they doubled down. >> i think with this case it also, for women, it is literally we're talking about physical safety for yourself, for the people who work at these clinics. thank you so much to senator nina turner. good luck with your race. and jess mcintosh. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, he may be the one man that members of congress are actually listening to. as the message of his prayers sink in. he's our disrupter of the week. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem