whole going from rick, the bureau chief, on to rich, who covered the national security council, steve roberts, and marty schulte who were alternating congress and white house, bernie, the foreign diplomatic correspondent, and they weave in and out. i'll do a long one of marty. primarily because it tells what it was like there without exception if you started in the new york times at that time. marty said, got a bachelor of law degree and then i went into the service for two years and came out and took a v.a. course called, how to get a job. the burden of which was something to do -- go for had gone you're interested. and i wrote 110 makes and i was offered copy boy jobs, mailroom jobs. took the one at the new york times. when you got that job, according to the v.a. course, consider at it food in the door and make yourself useful to the people doing the work you've whatnot to do, and some day a task will come and somebody will be on a project or on vacation or sick and they'll look at you and say, what the heck, he knows how to bring us coffee, how to rip copy of off the machine. give the kid

going from hedrick smith, bureau chief, on to rick burt who covered the national security council, steve roberts and marty -- [inaudible] who were alternating congress and white house, bernie, the diplomatic correspondent, phil who was doing the environment. and they weave in and out. i'll do a long one of marty primarily because it tells what it was like there without exception if you started in "the new york times" at that time. marty said, i got a bachelor of law degree, and then i went into the service for two years, and i came out and took a va course called how to get a job, the burden of which was something, to go for something you're really interested in. so i wrote 110 editors and had six interviews, four job offers in 1954. what i was offered was copy boy jobs, mail room jobs. i took the one at "the new york times." then when you got that jobs, according to the va course, consider it a foot inside door, and make yourself useful to the people who are doing the kind of work you want to do, and someday a task will come, and they will need somebody, and they will look at you, and they'll s

. >> steve: robert mugabi, a strong man, guy a lot of people don't like around the world, he showed up at the vatican. the message of pope francis to all of these leaders and to all of us was very simple today. that is power. power of politics and the power of the papacy should be all about service. power should be all about service. service to the common good. and then service to our individual neighbor, our brothers and sisters. a very simple and strong message. also to some of these characters that you mentioned. >> anna: simplity seemed to be the tone of the morning all the way from the way pope francis was dressed with his simple wooden cross that some of the cardinals were dressed more nicely than him. he comes in, he's on an open air jeep. he's not in a bullet proof automobile or anything like that. talk a little bit about being able to watch these moments unfold as he's kissing babies and blessing people in wheelchairs. >> right. he's made a conscious decision, i'm going to be who i am. how would i be in argentina? how was i in argentina? i'm going to be like that as pope. he's

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excesses of some of the people at cpac to be taken seriously by the middle of the country. >> robert gibbs, steve schmidt, howard fineman, thank you for joining me tonight. >>> coming up, a new poll showing a surge in the support of marriage equality, support that now includes hillary clinton. but according to john boehner, he will never support marriage equality. but john boehner has a startling new point of agreement with president obama. and in the "rewrite," how the story of sarah palin is the story of the failure of our political media coming up. ill h. [ male announcer ] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >>> okay. here is everything that i think you need to know about cpac. >> well, i'll put it

steve schmidt is former senior adviser to the mccain/palin '08 presidential campaign and senior strategist on the bush/cheney '04 presidential campaign. roberts senior adviser for president obama's 2012 re-election campaign and served as white house press saek tear. of course, both are now msnbc colleagues. in fact, analysts as well. thank you. steve, i want to start by throwing some dirt ball at you. i don't know how you're going to catch this one. >> yes. >> as we've all watched for the last two or three months now since the horror at newtown, connecticut, where all those 6 and 7-year-old kids were slaughtered, basically, we've all watched to see what the government's going to do about that. and now we learn the republican senators, to a man, to a woman, i suppose, have voted against not only they're not going to do assault rifles, not going to do the magazines limiting them to ten rounds or whatever, they're not even going to cast one single republican senate vote for stronger background checks. how can your party be completely against gun safety? >> well, it's an issue that i think a lot of democrats also, chris, are towing the nra line

. >> robert, what is steve's track record in terms of art as an investment? has he bought some great pieces, resold them at a premium? >> he hasn't sold much. he bought the pickled chart while he was running. the damon hearst piece, which rereplar replaced it. and steve cohn buys what he loves and doesn't really care what he pays for it. we'll see over the long-term whether these pieces are good purchases. >> but he's buying on the profile that you'd recommend? >> yes, he is. he is. i'm not crazy about some of the artists. we'll see whether damien hearst over the long-term is considered a great, like picasso. >> i'm amazed you say you think it's very beautiful. can we look at it again? do you think it's very beautiful? >> i do, i do. my mom's an artist, so i have an appreciation. she kind of had me looking at -- >> look at the colors. that's gorgeous. >> i would hang it on my wall. >> i would put it in a vault. >> the wealthy talk about -- >> it's picasso, you can't expect a degal-like form. >> but to your point, it is the best -- >> it is regarded of as the

steve liesman on his way soon to westchester county. robert, who knows where he's going. what it might mean for russia's rich. >> nondisclosed location. >> tyler, i'm looking at the markets and the commentary coming in to my e-mail. i think knee-jerk contagion is now becoming contagion as some investors doubt that what's going on in cyprus is really raising concerns about the positive insurance worldwide. citi group in a report that just came out, contagion risks are over rated in our view. the risk of bank runs in other euro area countries has clearly risen but the unique features of the cypriot situation should limit the read through to other cases in the euro area. in case you didn't know this, issuing a strong statement the reassure american depositors. while the situation in cyprus is a real concern for the depositors in cypriot's banks, depositors in the u.s. banks are insured. the cyprus debacle is the sort of thing that has kept the fed on age and as gresive stance on monetary policy. fed would increase by 85 billion in additional mortgages because it's already on

. >> reporter: in fact, says economist robert lawrence, a trade enthusiast, most americans are at least as skeptical of free trade as steve boehne. >> when you poll the american public, something like 70% say, that trade is bad because it causes job loss and lower wages. only about 30% of them say that trade is good because it leads to lower prices and gains for consumers. >> low prices don't do you any good if you're unemployed and a good number of our folks are unemployed because of our free trade policies. >> reporter: economist peter morici claims that protectionism alone costs the u.s. two million to three million jobs a year-- a number lawrence dismisses as nonsense. but, insists morici: >> free trade is not working for the united states because of all these high tariffs and other protectionism in places like china, and japan, and germany. and as a consequence, america is not growing and we would have 5% unemployment instead of 8%. >> reporter: and for those who still have jobs, say skeptics like morici, their wages have been shaved for decades. dave naylor, who puts fiberglass on the boards, earns less, in real dol

. >> steve: quick headlines. the daughter of robert f.drug driving charge against her drop. she claims she accidentally took a sleeping pill instead of her thyroid medication before swerving into a tractor-trailer on a new york highway back in july. that's her excuse. >>> meanwhile, a weasel-like creature called a martin wreaking havoc at a soccer match in switzerland, dashing out onto the field. watch this. a player grabs it, but the thing bites his finger. another player was able to get the critter off the field. picked it up and just gave it a toss. let's hope you don't catch that in your lap. eric, over to you. >> eric: the road to john brennan's confirmation as the new c.i.a. director was bumpy. on friday, he was sworn in. instead of resting his hand on a bible, he chose the original draft of the constitution, but this document does not include the bill of rights. is that a problem? joining us with more is on-line editor of the weekly standard, daniel helper. is it a problem? does the constitution have to have the bill of rights in i

robert? >> reporter: the police department has decided to switch thursday's public memorial from santa cruz to san jose's downtown hp pavillion. now, deputy police chief steve clark says the change was necessary because of overwhelming interest by law enforcement agencies and the community. that interest was reflected today, when police officers returned to the streets. santa cruz county sheriffs deputies honored returning police patrols today. the sheriff's department and chp took over city duties, while the 94 santa cruz officers grieved for investigators, loran butch baker and elizabeth butler, killed tuesday in the line of duty. >> it's tough. the first time you jump into that patrol car or walk through investigations, you know, you go past the cubicles and the offices, i think that's tough. >> reporter: many people told us officers may see a changed community. >> people are going to be more likely to speak up and, you know, call the police when they see something that isn't right. >> reporter: but some point out this is the first time officers have ever been killed in their city. >> there's also a feeling of fear, because now it's happened. we know how

robert, stay with us, please. joining us, north dakota senator john holvin. he was in the obama meeting and still with us, steve me just start out, a lot of things, rumors in the air. was pressure put on the president about the keystone pipeline, senator? >> definitely. i pressed the issue with him. talked to him about it last week, and again today, and asked both that he approve it, and give us a timeline on which he will make a decision. he is still saying he may take the whole year, been five years already, and to take another year, make it six years, too long. he needs to make a decision. >> the press secretary confused everybody today by making a statement that sort of suggested it was the state department's decision to make. it's in their house. doesn't the president have to eventually sign a document to put it through? >> it's the president's decision to make. he can delegate if he wants. it's been made clear to me. i talked with secretary kerry as well. a 45-day comment period, but he hasn't told us when he will make that decision. and i've introduced bipartisan legislation with senator max back us of m

robert frank thinks he's found probably the best investment ever. what is it? >> it's picasso's le reve. it was purchased for $7,000 in 1991. it was sold for $155 million to stevee legal issues, but still likes to collect art. if you compare this painting and its escalation price over time to the s&p, maybe we have that chart, there it is. le

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