society as a whole could do it better so here it is tom's conversations with great minds with author susan page. for tonight's conversations with great minds i'm joined by susan cain susan is an author like sure and former wall street corporate attorney she graduated undergrad from princeton university received her j.d. from harvard law school she's also the author of the critically acclaimed new york times best selling book quiet the power of introverts in a world that can't stop talking she joins me now from our new york studios susan walkable thank you so much it's a pleasure to be here thanks for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see the sort of some i've gone viral it's. what thank you what brought you to this topic of intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many ensure verts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the world having differen

just want to -- a quick word i mention to susan page about karl rove forming this new pac.rvative victory fund. and last year, karl rove had such a disastrous record that he spent $400 million lost the presidency they lost ten out of 12 senate races. they lost four out of nine house races. all of that money spent against democrats so now he's going to form yet another pac and spend this money in the republican primaries against republicans that he doesn't like, particularly tea party members he doesn't like. i love satisfying republicans eat each other alive. but i think this does pose a couple of important questions. number one after his record of blowing $400 million last year, why would anybody trust karl rove with a dime? and two, i want to know -- i want to know, damn it, how much money is karl rove making off these super pacs. you know he's not working for nothing. i'll get he's getting 10%. i'll bet he got $40 million out of that super pac last year. now he wants even more. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." armed with the facts, and the arguments to feel c

we have susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today." ben la holt, former national press secretary to the obama 2012 campaign, and republican strategist chip saltsman. all right, let's dive in and first off, let's talk about what we can expect tonight from the state of the union. and as we have watched over the years, we've been listening to a president that has sounded hopeful, but will we hear someone that sounds more aggressive? let me remind everybody what we've heard in the past. >> we don't quit. i don't quit. let's seize this moment to start anew. i'm not sure how we'll reach that better place beyond the horizon, but i know we'll get there. i know we will. we do big things. there is no challenge too great, no mission too hard. as long as we are joined in common purpose. >> so "the new york times" is out saying that they are watching and what to watch for, the signs of president obama. take a listen to this. "many will watch as well for the signs of the state of barack obama. he is relaxed, more voluble, and even more confident tha

in society as a whole could get better so here it is conversations with great minds with author susan page. for tonight's conversations with great minds i'm joined by susan cain susan is an author like sure and former wall street corporate attorney she graduated undergrad from princeton university received her j.d. from harvard law school she's also the author of the critically acclaimed new york times best selling book quiet the power of enter of words in a world that can't stop talking she joins me now from our new york studios susan welcome thank you so much it's a pleasure to be here thanks for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see it as sort of some i've gone viral it's. really what thank you what brought you to the topic of the intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many introverts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the world ha

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. >>> joining me now, washington bureau chief for "usa today," susan page and jim warren, washingtonor "the new york daily news." let's go with ladies first. are you surprised the president talked about his father like he did in public? how does that fit into the context of his desire to pass gun control legislation? >> i thought it was remarkable. when i heard that, it struck me, i can't remember the last time he spoke about his father. and, in fact -- a politician like bill clinton says president obama doesn't talk a lot about himself and his personal life and his experiences as a kid growing up. i thought it was kind of comp compelli compelling. i think that may be the point, that on this issue, the issue of gun control and the issue of what has happened in cities like chicago, just a mile from the president's house, that terrible murder of that -- the girl who had come and performed at his inauguration, this is a politically smart thing to do and it's a personally interesting moment. >> yeah, absolutely. i was actually looking up some stats that i got from one of my writers. in c

susan page, ron widen is the leader of the rebellious group on the senate intelligence committee, not the chair, dianne feinstein who we'll be talking to tomorrow. but ron widen is asking this question and down at the retreat in annapolis, he told our own mike viqueira, every american has the right to know when their government believes that it is allowed to kill them. >> you know, this is an issue that puts president obama at odds with his base. when he came into the white house, he was very critical of the bush administration for waterboarding, for enhanced -- he called for more transparency. the administration has not been transparent. it's only because of a leak that we know as much as we do about the targeting of american, how it's done, when it's allowed. and that's why we're going to have a discussion about this and that's also why it does not imperil brennan's nomination. because the people who are most distressed about there are part of the core democratic groups that are going to vote with the president i think when it comes to john brennan. but it is an opportunity to have

and bringing us in is susan page and raj majue and luke russert.in the last six weeks, it has been about every issue except for the economy, but after tomorrow night, i am told it is clear, and no, no, they are focussed on the economy. >> well, he has to focus on the economy and how do you do immigration if the economy tanks, and so with that, that is necessary but not sufficient. because this is in a way his last domestic state of the union address. if he is going to make big initiatives on other issues which you know he wants to do, this is the opportunity. a year from now, what are we talking about? the 2016 field and not about him. >> well, probably. you know, although i think that the next state of union will say, this is the last state of the union before the official start of 2016, but right on the doe mesic side. and look, it seems that there are two ways that this state of the union and the two story of the state of union frames and one is the laundry list stuff and the big agenda, and the next is what the next six weeks looks like and the

susan page and strategist steve mcmahon, welcome all, happy monday. ramesh i'll start with you.ow a lot of established republicans say you have to fight back in the primaries and get involved. this strikes me as something that will make things more divisive inside the republican party before it gets better. is that what the party needs? >> if you look at the reaction to this "new york times" story you get the distinct impressions a lot of republicans dislike each other more than the democrats and i think that's a a problem but the other question i have is how would this even looking backwards, how would this have made a difference in those races? if todd aiken is the example that was a three-way race, a tight three-way race, how would this group have picked one of the two candidates that would put him over the time. >> that anyone other than sharron angle would beat harry reid. there's a bunch of seats. >> and why do people think that the expenditure of a bunch of money is going to cause conservative voters in indiana to decide to back the incumbent when they didn't want to? >>

our monday gaggle, washington bureau chief of "usa today," susan page, karen finney, and terry jeffreyf of cnsnews.com. susan, set the table here. i'm trying to figure out, is the sequester the worst thing that's ever happened in the history of the federal government and all this? if it is as bad as everybody is saying it is, where is the urgency of meetings, where are the plans, where's this? it's been a weird way it's been all rhetoric and no action. >> because it is not in fact as bad as hitting up against the debt limit and it is not as bad as what will come later in the month when the resolution that finances the federal government runs out and we might have an actual government shutdown. it is not the thing but will it hurt someplaces? yes. one reason this becomes complicated is because it hurts different places to different degrees. some of the cross currents as we saw with the govern terse weekend is not republican versus democrat but say how much defense spending are you relying on in your area. >> terry, when it comes to republicans, there seemed to be a mixed message. i don'

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society as a whole could do it better so here it is tom's conversations with great minds with author susan page. for tonight's conversations of great minds i'm joined by susan kane susan is an author and lecturer and former wall street corporate attorney she graduated undergrad from princeton university received her ged from harvard law school she's also the author of the critically acclaimed new york times best selling book quiet the power of interference in a world that can't stop talking she joins me now from our new york studios susan welcome thank you so much it's a pleasure to be here thanks for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well. so it was sort of some are gone viral it's brilliant what thank you what brought you to this topic of introversion and extroversion. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history and i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many answer very it's from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the seventh. of

host: on twitter -- susan page's story in usa today -- looking at a year to push through president obama's proposals. education spending, manufacturing, immigration. he talked about foreign policy issues as well. here's the new york times with a little history about the state of the union addresses. ronald in kentucky, independent. what are your thoughts on the state of the union? caller: i liked what he set about raising the minimum wage and immigration reform and some of the others things. i am a little frustrated with congress and why they cannot get their act together and work together to get things done. host: what would you like to see them get done? caller: i would like to see them get things done, not taking so long to get the budget under control. instead of all this talk about cutting benefits, cutting things there. i never heard nobody mentioned nothing about so much money the u.s. is sending overseas to these other countries. out others, helping doing my part. but before you start cutting people that have worked all their lives to support the united states, start looking overse

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according to "roll call" starting today, full-page ads will go up in markets across the country including maine where republican senator susanollins is the incumbent. they will also target other states with digital advertising and full-page ads in "usa today" regional editions all part of a campaign estimated at nearly $375,000. >> which by the way, you say okay, $375,000, that's pretty impressive. digital ads until you realize michael bloomberg spends $375 million in all of those areas. whatever they put in, bloomberg's going to put in more. the giffords are going to raise more. this is a losing cause. >> why don't they say the nra might not be as powerful as it used to be now because of the forces against it? can they say that? >> you know, the thing is, you've got wayne lapierre. >> yeah. >> who really was a lot closer to where americans are today. >> almost aware. >> than he is right now. because 92% of americans want universal background checks. i think that's coming. >> all right. meanwhile, president obama gained an ally in his efforts to pass new gun legislation in the wake of the newtown shootings. congressman joe h

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