the book gives without word sirius. sirius ahead. that is what morris feldstein, a man who spent his entire life avoiding anxiety or danger sat in his dining room. he was to come how chicken from the mantra or may take out. his wife had just asking this question. do you plan on watching the mets tonight? he mumbled, i was planning to enlist you want to watch something else. they are playing the braves. now considers his response detecting the ability. it is hoping the only sound in the dining room with the account how sloshing between his cheeks. he hope to accept this answer with a silent affirmation rather than clocking overtime against her teeth come in the drum in a fiery red fingernails against the table. god had implanted what morris called killed types deep within her. the sound of sirius let a well of a tornado warning. back on itself before breaking away phone. that gives you a sense of poor morris, the guy who never did anything wrong in his idea of a major problem is the new picture for the new york mets and wolf blitzer.

this coast guard video shows the seconds before the sirius sr-22 loses engine power in mid-air. 250 milesfrom maui and the parachute deployed. first the plane faces nose down until it's stabilized and lands gently in the ocean. coast guard directed the pilot to fly near a cruise ship. that's when the 28 norton was pulled safely onboard. he said a few words when he arrived mow think is morning. >> coordination with the coast guard and all of america more than impressive. >> reporter: he flew out sunday. >> everything is long-range fuel tanks in aircrafts we can take apart and put in containers. >> reporter: richard orton hooim is the president of sky view aviation, which installed the extra fuel tank calmed a ferry tank like this one under the sirius over the weekend. orton himes says the temporary was was tested before taking off. a simple system that works on gravity a. tank this level, another tank here. one in the middle simply to explain. you open the valve. the fluid in this tank will move down to this one. correct? it's called gravity. >> reporter: the company morton works for in se

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but you as opposed to guy as much as i like qualcomm, i'd go for sirius logic.a huge run to the up side. just off the two week high. >> wasn't one of the choices. >> well, he said apple and then -- >> if what nick was saying is correct, those 6 sales will feed into them and the idea that they could get in to samsung which is a possibility. i think sirius logic is really on track. >> aren't blockbuster iphone 6 and 6 plus sales baked in? isn't that expected? >> i don't know. i don't know if it's fully expected. to me this where it trades today is just totally irrelevant. it's about january 1227, they wl be reporting. >> after the break, the january barometer revealed. what it could mean for the rest of the year's performance. and phil lebeau takes the wheel, or better yet, takes his hands off the wheel in audi's brand new driverless car. the details ahead. >>> still ahead on "fast money," january getting off to an ugly start. we'll tell you what it could mean for the rest of the year. and the one stock that could do well no matter what happens this month. and aut

dean, soon-to-be sirius/xm star. thank you for being here.ear. >>> now three things to know on this wednesday. fbi director james komi says in no uncertain terms today despite recent claims from cyber security experts, north korea was behind the sony hack. >> we didn't hack sony. it was the north koreans who hacked sony. there is not much in this life that i have high confidence about. i have very high confidence about this. >> he also says the evidence of the attack came to light because the hackers, quote, got sloppy and used ip addresses connected directly to north korea. >>> officials in indonesia have found the tail section of the ill-fated airasia flight 8501. the airplane's black boxes are housed in the tail. the discovery could be the break investigators need to find out exactly what happened before the airbus 320 dropped from radar more than a week ago. the bodies of more victims of the crash were also recovered, bringing the total number to about 40. 122 still remain unaccounted for. >>> and police in colorado are searching for a pe

sirius said it would beat its 2014 revenue forecast as it added more subscribers than forecasted. slightly below the streets but look back. up to 2% to $3.41. dick's sporting goods spiked on a report that it's in early stage talks with private equity firms about going private. sources say there's no formal sales process and the retailers could decide to go in a different direction. stock surged to $55.01. after the bell reported earnings in revenues that missed estimates. the company that makes household products said sales in europe were hurt by currency exchange rates. shares plunged initially after the bell but before the close, shares about 3% higher. they finished at $85.48. >>> the united states is shedding new light today on the hack attack on sony pictures saying it is quote, confident that the north korean government was responsible for the breach. >> reporter: north korea was behind the devastating attack on sony but has classified information they can't see that proves the north koreans were involved. he released new information about just how the fbi knows pyongyang wa

host of sirius/xm the david webb show david webb. thanks david. and comedian hari kondabolu. and comedian ted alexandro. (applause) all right zephyr i want to start with you. you had a campaign you ran against andrew cuomo last time. and he outspent you 40 times. >> a little more. >> larry: per voter. and you wrote about this very eloquently saying you had someone like you doesn't stand a chance and you proved your point very nicely. (laughter) >> larry: no, no no. no had you had you would have proved your premise. but is it possible for someone like you to win in this election. >> it's absolutely possible but it's harder and harder. it's a tiny little squeaky chance. and one of the things the election showed is how many people are looking for taking on money in politics directly. i ran as an anti-corruption candidate. i think people are really hungry for that like let's really talk about who has power in this society, why they have power and whether or not it's democratic. >> larry: i'm not going to say what side i'm on on this debate. but why are you on the wrong side? >> g

you can see the high sirius clouds streaming up. they are hundreds of miles ahead of this storm. we are looking at rain in the deep south but it's already spreading into the tennessee valley. so it's a very fast mover brought heavy snow to texas and this is all moving toward the east coast and of course will be in east coast snow and rainstorm. the storm will continue on this track toward the northeast bringing snow tomorrow night between 10:00 o'clock and midnight. so during the show tomorrow night we'll be talking about the snow moving in. and then it quickly moves out. it is a fast mover that will definitely impact the storm. mainly snow through the low high valley and the poconos. for philadelphia it starts off as snow. it will accumulate and then it will be changing over to rain and then just mainly rain through south jersey and central and southern delaware. so very little if any accumulation down there. down the shore. no accumulation. now, here's the start time between 10:00 p.m. and midnight the snow begins. between 2am and 5am saturday morning that's when we'll have the

driving around listening to sirius. >> cnbc. >> loser.ues em. >> not a huge fan. >> who? electronic dance music, edm. >> you are lying. >> sirius alt nation deep tracks. >> classic vinyl. >> if i hear it led zeppelin. >> what about download? what about the state of the business taylor swift? >> i think all of these guy whose have models predicated on free service are going to get challenged because the record companies are going to degrade that free, artists don't like free they think it's commoditizing the music and a lot of price competition from people like apple. >> that was fast. we have no time. >> thank you. come back. you have a home on "squawk box" and don't need to go anywhere else. >> my house isn't far. >> join us tomorrow. right now it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ i got to have faith♪ >> good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla david faber. stock market calling for backup in the rough earnings season and looks like apple and boeing will deliver. futures set to bounce after the

when i listen to satellite radio, i listen to sirius hits 1. >> make it funnier. put some stank on it. >> what is up? [beep] >> the first was good. >> you got hammer time. >> you can also see him getting married. >> i do not feel like doing funny movies anymore. this >>cracks>> things are changing. >> think they changed. look at this. like man trying to get a cab in new york city. taxi. >> what is going on? >> in the conference room. >> wide-out you skip they had questions and go do something good. >> why are you not funny anymore? >> i got married a lot of times. i was not in for the wedding. i was in for the guy. >> that is great. the got -- they got the lock on them. >> i spoke to chris rock and here is that conversation. here is what they are saying about this movie. for the first time you act in it you act in it, you wrote it you directed it. for the first time he has made a movie that is good as his standup. does that resonate with you? >> that was the desired effect. there is a joke in "stardust memories," they go, we love your movies, especially the funny

when i listen to satellite radio, i listen to sirius hits 1. >> make it funnier. some stank on it. >> what is up? [beep] >> the first was good. in 2005, time magazine voted the following guest the funniest man in america. >> >> you got hammer time. >> you can also see him getting married. >> to a have to do this on camera? >> i do not feel like doing funny movies anymore. >> i just want to do a story. >> this is chelsea brown, she is doing a story on me. >> things are changing. >> they changed. >> things don't change. look at this. black man trying to get a cab in new york city. taxi. >> what is going on? >> zoo and there is in the conference room. >> skip the hard questions, -- >> why are you not funny anymore? >> i got married a lot of times. i was not in it for the wedding. i should of been into the guy. >> that is great. they got the lock on them. >> before the show. >> do mind if i get some of those hangers? oh, i can't. >> i spoke to chris rock and here is that conversation. here is what they are saying about this movie. for the first time you act in it, you

parachute flying out of an aircraft which is as far as i know only aircraft made, a single engage sirius with a parachute. safely parachuteing into pacific ocean pilot recuseed, other 4 people aboards were also rescued. this is another aircraft now single engage cessna ran low on fuel it crash landed at sea they happened 6 hours apart about 250 miles apart in pacific ocean off of the coast of hawaii happy endings we love them. >> up next, cuban negotiation following a similar pattern to summon the president's other fore ern policy initiatives and processes, some of which are still underway. we'll take up that here next. stay with us. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. push your enterprise and you

that was good for sirius xm.cracy, having as many debates as possible? you get to vet your candidates? people know who you really are. >> i 100% agree with you, but the republican party, too much scrutiny. too much time spent debating. they want to control the process as much as possible. the biggest concern is it gets out of control. that means more opportunities for candidates to screw up. the more debates the better. but this will be one crowded stage and the range is going to be wide. >> what about the second tier i guess if you call them those candidates ben carson mike huckabee do any of them cancel each other out. >> i don't know that mike huckabee is second tier. >> you're right. >> carly fiorina, thinking if you lose a senate seat you can run for president. do they cancel each other out? >> they're pretending they're running for president, but the consideration is to be for vice president, that's a whole definitional second tier and then you get the folks, it's just bucket list if not now, never. >> the

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and sirius xm radio host julia cunningham. first, let's talk about john boehner, the speaker.he keep his job? house republicans vote next week on whether john boehner gets to stay in charge. and a block of conservatives are reportedly trying to drum up some opposition. passing around a new poll that says 60% of republican voters want someone new as speaker. today one right-wing lawmaker talked about it. >> they're frustrated that we just won the biggest election in i don't know maybe american history, but it's at least the biggest in almost 100 years. >> right. >> and at the end of the day, we're governing as though we just lost and enabling the president to continue trashing the constitution. >> mark doesn't this show that boehner's problems with the tea party isn't going away? >> no, i think you're absolutely right. he's facing a mutiny. republicans are voicing dissatisfaction. this doesn't often happen with the speaker of the house. so let's wonder aloud here who is in charge of the republican party? eric ericsen was sitting in for rush limbaugh. sean hannity said he's unha

we have legislation proposed today that says no releases of these sirius or even moderate threat candidates in terms it of going back into the fight who are currently being detansd. no transfers into the united states. legislatively blocking that no money for additional transfers. and no into yemen which we know is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula headquarters. >> i would think that right now this would sort of be put on the back burner, tactically by the obama administration because when you look at what happened in paris, the two in paris who were at the magazine apparently they previously were incarcerated and they got radicalized there and they got out. i would think politically it wouldn't be good timing. if the president wants to do it they would at least wait a couple weeks until we forget. this in light of what happened. you know, it seems like a rather awkward time to be trying to release gitmo. >> he will with, the president has really been quickening it the last year there is the taliban five, hardened criminals that were released and sent to guitar. >> where are they? i mean, t

to quote stone, he used to be more conservative and frankly a lousy dresser but as he moves to siriusnn his look as improved. he mixes jeans with tasteful sports jackets his neck wear on camera is solid. probably the only time in my life i'll be on the same list as the prince phillip. thanks for joining me. don't forget you can follow me on twitter if you can smell smerconish. see you next week. >>> today a big step closer to finding a doomed airasia jet. four large pieces believed to be the plane have been discovered. now a daunting mission going down 100 feet into the angry java sea to retrieve them. >> sole survivor. after a 7-year-old girl walks away from a plane crash and straight to someone's house for help. >> and her arms and legs were scratched up real bad. and she told me that her mom and dad was dead. >> oh and it is

joining me now is jared bernstein, former chief economist to vice president biden, and sirius xm radioadison. jared, this now, the economic question of our time isn't it? >> oh absolutely and the numbers you threw up there earlier simply underscore it and let's face it this is not something new. the economy has been growing more unequal over the last few decades, and in fact, over this recovery recovery, as gdp or the values of goods and service has expanded, the vast majority has done an end run around the middle class and poor and gone right to the top. like you, i welcome anyone to this conversation who wants to have it. that's a good thing. but also like you, the ticket the admission to the conversation isn't just rhetoric. it's got to be the kind of policies that will help reconnect the middle class to broadly shared prosperity. i've not yet to hear that from some of the new entrants into the discussion. >> joe you know since 1960 most americans have seen very little change in their income. but check out how much the top 1% is making. it's a 270% jump. i mean joe, what can preside

the dow on track for first winning day in three, yes, for those of you listening on sirius xm satellitets. momentum movers, one hitting a multi-year high, nicole, right? >> that's right, jetblue. when you look at the airlines and jetblue hitting a new high, highs that we haven't seen in eight years for jetblue, and they came out with latest numbers. by the way, all the airlines are higher. united, continental up 4%, jetblue up 9%. they beat the street with quarterly profit. they've seen a rise in passenger traffic. the revenue passenger miles, they've seen that on the rise, and forecast going forward which continues to see growth. so overall, it certainly is a real winner, and the group is shining, back to you. liz: nicole, this next thing i need you to watch, i would love to have them go through the floor of the new york stock exchange with this virtually reality plan. it's really become one of the tech frontiers, for many it's a project in the works, but this particular start-up is already selling and using their product out in the field for all kinds of applications, called matter po

but as he has moved from philly radio to sirius xm radio and cnn his look has steadily improved. he mixes jeans with tasteful sports jackets. his neckwear on camera is solid. smerconish makes the grade." it's probably the only time in my life i'm going to be on the same list as prince philip and ouzo aduba. and never again will i question stone's judgment. even if he does have an image of richard nixon tattooed on his back. thanks so much for joining me. don't forget you can follow me on twitter if you can spell smerconish. see you next week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> step right up and see the most amazing, astounding astonishing year ever with all the thrills, chills and spills. politics sports music, movies and much more. with our guests comedian judy gold bill nye the science guy, talk show host loni love commentator ben stein, radio host bethany watson actor fred willard, cnn contributor van jones, and our own brooke baldwin. it's all the best, all the worst 2014. welcome. i'm tom foreman and even a carnival huckster would have a hard time coming up with

coast guard of a sirius sr-22 making a parachute landing into the pacific ocean, off the coast of mauin more incredible the pilot survived. >> when everything started to go south and the u.s. coast guard and then the coordination was more than impressive. so their work on the team when i was on the water getting me out of there and on to the boat as quickly as possible. >> reporter: a rescue that had its challenges according to the cruise ship captain, who helped get pilot lu morton out of the water. >> once we came to an almost stop, i created the leap for the rescue boat to safely deploy it, and on the direction of the bridge, they were able to fight the one person. >> reporter: the pilot took off from this airport in tracy, where the plane was retrofitted with a fuel tank that is designed to support a long flight. sky view aviation installed the tank. >> we put in extra long-range tanks. so the system is foolproof if operated properly. >> reporter: the company's owner says it's too early to speculate on what happened. according to the flight academy in seattle which owns the plane,

i entertain telephone callers across the country on sirius xm day to day. i want to convey to you that i'm hearing a sense of exasperation from callers. they open up newspapers and watch televisions every day and they see a new hot spot and they wonder have we reached a tipping point where no u.s. policy is going to be capable of maintaining order worldwide? what would you say to them? >> i would say a couple different things. one is what we're seeing obviously with the democratization of media the ability for even the most nefarious actors in the world to reach out through very social media outlets, get their story in front of us, that exacerbates their ability to terrorize us. i recognize that. second the resolution of all these situations michael, is going to be dependent on those people on the ground muslims in many cases, arabs in other cases taking the steps that they need to resolve the situations on the ground. we cannot be an occupying force in a place like yemen or syria and hope that we will be responsible for bringing this as you say, chaos to a

when asked if their state's economic conditions were good or excellent, north dakota and sirius more often than any other state. is it a good time to find a quality job? north dakota ranked number one in positive responses. is there state a good place to start a new business, north dakota is first in the nation. the economic conditions in your city or area getting better? north dakota ranked number one in the nation. in government we rely on a wide range of economic data to help us understand the dynamics of our state's economy and its impact on our citizens. statistics are helpful but the most valuable information i received comes from the people i talk with all across the state. the gallup poll bears out what i hear all the time. is gratifying to know that our progress is making a real difference in people's lives. our economic growth is creating many benefits across north dakota. we remain committed to meeting our challenges head on. in every region of the state we continue to invest in public infrastructure projects that will pay dividends for decades to come. never before in our

editor in chief of the "daily beast," john avlon and cnn commentator and republican consultant and siriusargaret hoover. avalon why would the president waste his time on such? >> he's not wasting time. he's having fun and pointing out the obvious flip-flop. with the deeper point. the barb in the joke is look, if republicans are going to care about poverty that may be ironic but it's a great thing in terms of moving the national agenda and maybe there's some common ground and maybe democrats feel vindicated. a long time republicans have been m.i.a. on the issue of urban poverty, particularly. >> i had to check the calendar to make sure it wasn't 2012. >> but didn't he just say in the state of the union he's not running any more elections? you know i agree with you. i think truly, if you, ask joking aside, it does seem a bit beneath the president who is not running another, another campaign to wade into this. you see i think in that instance a guy who actually likes the partisanness he likes the barbs and that is actually what i think has made part of the conversations and the negotiations

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but i'mñ9 jo madison with sirius xm radio.oing to get started rightcep away as we should start. and that is with the invocation. and our good friend, the right reverend dr. windel anthony who is not only the president of the detroit ncaap but also the pastor of the great fellowship chapel. if he would come forward and give us the invocation. >> thank you, joe. let me say good afternoon to everybody. and i do want to say to congressman john conyers, the dean and longest serving congressman currently in the history of the u.s. congress for the historic -- [ applause ] -- for the historic occasion for which we have gathered. we are very proud of this international individual who has led the way for so many. i just have to say this when congressman conyers was the chair of the house judiciary committee several years ago, 2011, i remember sitting in this room for a congressional hearing and a judiciary committee hearing. and i looked at all of the portraits on the wall and i said to the chairman, chairman, i look forward to coming

. >> rachel from sirius xm. this is an international trade deal. multinational corporations are lobbying all different governments. i was wondering what kind of efforts you've made or reached out to other countries and legislatures and talked to them about it. >> well, i'll ask any of my colleagues to address it. larry. >> on the ngo side massive opposition around the world. we do a town hall call once a month on cwa with 10,000 people on there. last month we had the leader of the opposition in new zealand leader of the opposition in australia, and even in mexico, again, not the government but the nga world, whether it's independent labor, environmentalists, unified against this and frankly saying why does the u.s. bring deals that are all about u.s.-based multinational corporations. they're not good for us either. and there's lots more we could say about that. i was recently in honduras, saw the devastation there. but again i know there are a lot of questions. >> i believe i think it was tom donahue who was recently in korea and who spoke about th

break it down with cnn's political analyst and editor in chief of the "daily beast," john avlon and sirius and republican analyst. the president has had a jump in the polls. >> it's all about the economy. presidential approval ratings are just an economic barometer. i hate to say there's not a lot more going on there. the economy is improving, it does give him a degree of leverage and some momentum going into the state of the union where he's facing a republican united congress for the first time. >> john is right, it's not necessarily a window into the president's success. why do you not see it as something that should be attributed to the president and an increased mandate for him? >> any time the president's approval rate something high going into a joint session of congress that helps, that means the american people are on his side. so i it's not that i don't think this helps him. the problem is the election was a repudiation of democratic policies and of the president, six years into his presidency. all of the policies and the programs he's going to unveil tonight. he had full range t

political analyst and editor in chief of the "daily beast," john avlon and republican consultant and siriusver. so either mitt romney is sort of coming up with a new image or just revealing the inner romney that we didn't get to know very well. he was in mississippi for a speech yesterday. and he went to a ribs joint, a barbeque joint. >> strong. >> and he ordered a pulled pork sandwich and let me show you a little moment of his interaction with the folks there. >> you're very kind. i wish i were there right now. >> is this the new romney now? >> i didn't know i had a choice. >> in case said i sure wish were you in the white house now and he said so do i and the a reporter said is this the new romney and he said i didn't know i had a choice. >> i got to say, think it is the way forward for mitt romney. one of the things that documentary "mitt" revealed is when you're so tightly controlled you don't let people in. he is a decent family man and an interesting guy with a pretty good sense of humor. the tight restriction on his image really hurt him. it made him seem stiff and shallow. it's dif

legacy michael smerconish cnn political commentator, host of "the michael smerconish program" on siriusunger coothers don't remember in 1982 liberal democratic politics this man was it. >> i'm a fan of the spoken word and he had the props. he could deliver a speech and did deliver a speech the '84 democratic national convention that so many of us remember fondly. i don't know that anyone has assumed that purely progressive liberal mantle. maybe elizabeth warren. there hasn't been someone willing to stand front and center and make that kind of a case, as he did, in the face of the reagan '80s, and so there are so many aspects of his legacy his intellect, the rags-to-riches story. what a wonderful story but i'll think of him as the lawyer and the thampchampion of the spoken word. >> all of us are a collection of our experiences but it's interesting to learn about the early days of his life right, the fact that he didn't speak english until he was a child. >> 8 years old. he was raised in a family of parents who didn't speak english. >> yet is known for this powerful powerful speech that i

daily beast," john avalon here to discuss and cnn political commentator, republican consultant and siriushow again? >> get it right with margaret hoover. >> so let's get back to the criticism, recycled? no thank you? tired views of the past? ouch. the republican establishment, the rnc committee members are not excited, john. >> politics is a bean bag if romney gets back in you're going to get a lot of people saying we saw this movie and it didn't end too well. why do i want a triquel. is that a word? scott walker probably wants to run for president, he won't be given a lot of love. "journal" editorial page never been a big fan of mitt romney. going back to health care days but he's going to be running into serious wind shear. i don't think anyone in the camp is innocent enough to think this is going to be a tough, tough fight. >> let me jump in for a second there's a poll a new iowa poll this was, of iowa gop registered voters and it shows that he is in the, at the top of the heap by a significant margin. 21%, undecided gets 18%, jeb bush seven points down at 14%, followed by scott walker

political analyst and editor in chief of the daily beast, john avlon and republican strategies and siriusyou guys. i can use some company in here. >> i know. we don't want you to be alone. >> and warm. >> thank you. so margaret basically what the president is saying i hear to congress back off. we have negotiations in place. we're trying for a diplomatic is a lugs with iran. back off on sanctions. >> the question is how credible is it? it seems to the members of the senate and the house, both republicans and democrats, is they're buying time. what has happened since the president laid off the sanctions is that it seems that iran has just bought more time bought more time bought more time and continued spinning their centrifuges. it is democrats and republicans in the house andersen nate who feel that not that sanctions are going to derail the process. they're into the trying to derail it they feel that it gives the president leverage at the table in order to actually get a deal done with iran. >> yeah. i mean the thing is if the intention is to give the president leverage you should proba

here now to discuss this is pyatter bin er peter beinart, and margaret hoover a sirius xm host.ls that boehner is poking them with this netenyahu invitation it's hard to see it otherwise. >> they haven't said that they said they're waiting to hear what's happened. it does appear to be a direct response to the president coming to the chamber the other night and saying if you dare pass a sanctions bill i will veto it. it was not necessarily as republicans interpreted it in the spirit of bipartisanship. facing the largest republican congress since 1920. the president to just start issuing veto threats isn't in the spirit of working together. so you can understand boehner feels like it's his prerogative. he can invite whoever he wants to. >> unusual. >> a little unusual but also bipartisan. there's a sanctions bill moving in the senate that is being pushed by senator bob menendez a democrat from new jersey so there's support for it. >> what is the israeli prime minister expected to say, lay out what the arguments are here. >> the israeli prime minister will come and attack president

john avlon, sirius xm host republican analyst, margaret hoover.se with your life. must do nothing else. so let's set the table here shall we. the congress is saying mr. president, give us the authorization for the use of force for further militariance against isis okay? he has not. let's start there with the state of play. why hasn't that happened? it's so obviously so clearly needed. >> it's clearly needed constitutionally. but there's two issues after the election there was a decision to punt to kick it to the new congress. the recent history of authorizations for military force with presidents isn't so good this side of the gulf of tonkin. there's an attempt to do good faith by the administration and congress is to try to get a method in place that doesn't exacerbate mission creep. but the administration seems to be saying look congress you take the lead on this congress is waiting for the president to take the lead potential logjam. >> if fact i want to say is what john mccain went on to say, he believes we're going to need a lot more u.s. sol

joining us the editor-in-chief is john avlon and cnn commentator and sirius xm host margaret gruber.le lines may distinguish temss from each other. let me show you some of the son we heard this weekend. >> you know in a republican primary, every candidate is going to come in front of you and say, i'm the most conservative guy that ever lived. gosh darn it who did leave out conservative? well you know what talk is keep. >> taking a trip to some foreign city for two days does not make you henry kissinger. >> if i was too blunt, too direct too loud and too new jersey for iowa then why do you people keep inviting me back? >> margaret is this the first moment where we start to see them sort of fight between themselves? >> i don't think this is fighting between themselves as much. though i do think you are right. they're beginning to distinguish theorist how they are different from the others. what i think what's more than anything is you are right, it's a warm-up him but this is not essential. the other person who didn't come was bobby jindal. do you know why? he was hosting his own spiri

. >> beth zuckerberg is an author and host of dock complicated on sirius xm radio. >> good to see youhave a picture? >> we have a little and my husband is in the studio. he could definitely have gotten the pants on and off. >> moms have been doing that for centuries centuries. breast feeting and everything. >> anything with a foot. >> to help with a quick weekend away. always great to avoid the tourist traps. the favorite cities and actually get recommendations, what do the locals do in that city. here i pulled up new york. the best men's shops and bar hopping in brooklyn and modern tea party. you can see anything and look for any city and any interest. how about staying with travel relay rides. >> relay rides, one of the great things about relay rise is for real people's cars. i will pull up images now. it starts at only $10 a day. >> these are people's actual cars? >> you have a lot of choice and a lot of prices to choose from. >> how does it work insurance-wise? >> that's a great question. they insure people who own the car and the driver. here you can choose you want a bike rack a

and margaret is a cnn political commentator, republican consultant and a sirius xm host. highs and lows for you, john? >> the highs were a lot of the ad libs you got the level of authenticity. even when he pushed back on the sarcastic claps about not being able to run again. the lows were when he talked about the bipartisanship but the proposals didn't add up and i thought the joni ernst republican speech was stale. >> meaning her delivery? >> yes. >> the low is total lack of acknowledging he's faking the largest republican majority since 1920. he made no acknowledgement that all of the proposals he was suggesting have absolutely zero chance of passing. so it was incredibly defiant and that's a low, that's not in the gesture and ethos of being able to get done in the next in the next two years. the high was there was this moment of authenticity. there was this brief moment where i felt like everybody leaned in to see if he would take some responsibility for that. and he did a little bit. but then he went on to just laugh off his two wins and say, you know you guys maybe s

. >> beth zuckerberg is an author and host of dock complicated on sirius xm radio. >> good to see youn nbc news special report. here's brian williams. >> good day from new york. we're about to transfer you to the white house where we're about to hear from president obama and british prime minister david cameron. meeting at a critical time for the world coming off the terrorist attacks subject of terrorism will loom large at this gathering. two men have been meeting privately. you see the two podiums there in the east room. also in the east room our senior white house correspondent chris jansing. chris, what to expect from this today? >> reporter: we'll talk a lot about terror. not only what happened in paris and 17 people killed over three days but just now we learned overnight of belgium police intercepting what could have been another series of anti-terror raids in belgium, germany and france. that's at the top of the agenda. also the attack on cyberterrorism. there's an unprecedented new program that the u.s. and u.k. have put together. they're going to do some war games to try to

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. >> to put us to test is our good friend jessica wade ettinger host of sirius xm's the highway.e sure i set up a couple of questions for you. >> you said you were going to set up a few and i said fine. >> let's start. question number one. ha. which country artist is the youngest person ever to win a grammy award? >> youngest ever. taylor swift. >> incorrect. >> garth. >> taylor swift. >> incorrect. >> i didn't want you to feel alone. >> leann rimes. >> i knew that. >> she was 13 when she recorded "blue ." 13. and she won the grammy at 14. >> you're right. you are right. okay. question number two. >> ready. >> of course i'm right. tim mcgraw played opposite sandra bullock in what movie? >> "blind side ". >> very good. absolutely. "the blind side." point to hoda. number three, which artist became the female country singer to sell a million copies of her first album. >> million, first album. i'll make you feel good. trisha yearwood. >> yes. >> i totally guessed. >> hoda beats garth on his wife. you're not getting dinner tonight. >> i'm not. >> look at her for a minute. adorable. he