>> it's kind of nutty if you just look at what ted cruz said there. okay.rk that caused mitt romney to lose 71% of the latino vote. the polls before the 47% remark showed that he was losing 70%. in 2008 they lost 67% of the latino vote. it's not just the way the message is being pitched here. it's actually the theme that they are coming up with and some, like marco rubio, say we actually have to change the policy, not just the way that we're gift wrapping it. >> you know ted cruz and cruz is being raised as one of the new voices, new stars of the republican party. has he always been to the right? has he always been to where he is now? or is he a politician that public pressure and the way public leanings go, he will adjust? >> he is an ivy league-educated politician. i first met him back in 1999 where he was a prominent architect of compassionate conservative and then he saw the tea party taking off. he's very good at reading which way the wind is blowing that he still thinks that there's something to be made by harnessing him to the tea party. at least he

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community ted cruz is headed to the united states senate to stop george soros and the u.n. from confiscating augusta national though hopefully somebody will tell cruz perhaps by removing his tinfoil hat that the united nations has no interest whatsoever in turning augusta national into a sustainable biodome likewise hopefully somebody will tell mr field seriously that the un has no interest in forcibly removing americans from the countryside either here's what agenda twenty one actually really is it stands for agenda twenty first century it's a completely non-binding un agreement non-binding it's not a law that addresses climate change and any quality by laying out ways the local and federal governments non-governmental organizations and businesses can create more sustainable environments in their respective nations that's it some suggestions but as you'd expect about a plan to reduce poverty and use resources and land in more eco friendly ways the wealthy oil barons in the bank's toure's are opposed to it when people governments organizations talk about things like sustain

, pero ted cruz consiguiÓ su triunfo en el estado de texas y el senador menendez confirmÓ tambiÉn sue nueva jersey. ¿que pretenden hacer ahora? vamos a escuchar las palabras del senador demÓcrata bob menendez. yo quiero realizar una reforma migratoria. he chluchado para lograrlo. creo que el partido republicano, tiene que mirar esta elecciÓn ver los votos de latinos que rechazaron su retÓrica a un este inmigrante, el presidente ha estado comprometido, yo voy a mantener su pie en la candela. para asegurar que ese compromiso vaya y se realice y que los republicanos se unan a nosotros en la cÁmara. para tener una reforma migratoria. lo que esperan muchos hispanos que haya una reforma migratoria. en la cÁmara de representantes hubo triunfos. de parte de los hispanos. tony cÁrdenas de california, y juan vargas del mismo estado. y fui lemmon vega del estado de texas. ganÓ michelle lu jan de nuevo mÉxico. y raÚl ruiz del estado de california. los que no pudieron concretar un triunfo fueron dos, abel maldonado de california y josÉ hernÁndez. que estuvo en una misiÓn espacial en el discovery.

the appointment of ted cruz, a question mark as far as how well that serves the republican party listen to what he said about the indiana and missouri races. >> we don't need to be saying stupid things. we had candidates that said offensive things that not only hurt themselves and lost those senate seats, but it hurt the republican party across the board. >> if you have a problem running crazy people in senate races, why is ted cruz your ambassador? >> the guy who thinks the u.n. is conspiring to eliminate golf courses? that guy? you have to love the logic there. we have these crazy people that we need to tame and we have this crazy person here. maybe he can talk to the crazy people. it's interesting logic, but to his point there about saying stupid things, saying offensive things, todd akin and richard mourdock, no question, they lost because of the stupid things they said. but they are not the ones who pushed such extreme policies. the whole republican party was pushing 1,100 anti-choice provisions in state legislatures. trying to shut down the government over defunding planned parent

star texas senator-elect ted cruz. nice to see you, sir. >> greta, it's great to be with you. >> welcome to washington. are you ready? >> i hope so. we've got a lot to do. >> what's your dream list of things to do? >> look. i think we need to turn the country around. i mean, my dream list and my priorities are very simple. they're cutting spending and the debt, reforming regulations and fundamental tax reform, and all of those are focused at generating growth. we've got to get our economy going. we've got to get people back to work. >> everybody is fighting on capitocapitol hill. i don't know if you've noticed? >> i haven't seen that so far, but i think that is the world in which we live. >> every single person who i talk to in the house and the senate, republican or democrat, wants to make the country better, and whether it's, you know, cutting spending or doing something to entitlements or whatever wants to do it. for some reason, everyone hits the wall and fights. you're going to be in the minority party once you're

texas senator-elect ted cruz is crueler still.e accuses romney of going out there and french kissing obama. yes, they're blaming romney now. they were blaming chris christie for working with obama during hurricane sandy. now they're blaming romney for dancing with him through the election. get it? the strict orthodox side of the republican party are blaming the candidate himself for giving away their virtue. ed rendell is the former governor of pennsylvania, and msnbc political analyst. matt kibbe is the president of freedomworks. governor and matt, this is the most unusual pairing i've ever been part of, you and matt kibbe, you and the man of the northeast establishment, a moderate governor of pennsylvania. here is matt railing at the ramparts against all you represent. this should be interesting. the right fights back. since the election a lot of republicans' soul searching has focused on the need to broaden the political base of the republican party. fiscal and social conservatives are saying that's the wrong message. the corre

and if they don't want that, if ted cruz is the voice for that party, how do you get there? >> well, the base does seem to actually want really a lot of these broad contrasts as cruz was talking about. chris, the big difference is that in 2011 right after republicans ended up winning the 2010 midterms, they won. they felt like they had a mandate. and so the question is even though you end up having these tough talks, the political reality is different and you might end up saying, look, we'd like to cut a deal now and then draw a lot of these broad contrasts later on come later in 2013 but let's get our medicine. let's take it now and then go forward. >> right. i totally agree. i want to play one other thing because if there has been a common theme over the last 13 days, it's the kind of piling on mitt romney is the reason which, frankly, i think it's a lot more to do with demographics and get out the vote operations but a lot of republicans blaming mitt romney. here is a couple of them. we'll come back and talk about it. >> i just think it's nuts. first of all, it's insulting

week's selection, joining us tonight is a superstar winner from texas, that being senator-elect ted cruz. he, by the way, will become the first hispanic senator from texas, and he's also the new vice chair of the national republican senatorial committee. senator cruz has a nice feel to it. that's the terminology i'm going to use. i want to ask you about president obama's news conference. i don't know if you saw it or not. it kind of sounded to a lot of people like top tax rates, the bush tax rates must go up in order to avoid the fiscal cliff. did you hear any compromise? did you hear any olive branches? >> well, i think the language the president is using remains confrontational. he seems obsessed with raising taxes. and i think if he continues on that line, we are headed to yet more gridlock. i mean, we're at the edge of a fiscal cliff. and i think the most important thing, larry, is that we enact policies that will improve economic growth. economic growth for the last four years has been stagnant at 1.5%. we've got to get jobs back, entrepreneurs back, and any policies that hurt growt

71% de los hispanos le favorecieron con su voto, los congresistas hispanos subieron de 22 a 27, ted cruzor segunda vez, lourdes meluzá está en boston donde no hubo festejos, muy buenos días, lourdes meluzá, cuéntanos. >>> mitt romney aceptó la clara voluntad de la mayoría de los votantes de estados unidos, y felicitó al presidente barack obama por su victoria, y así mismo para todos los que trabajaron para su campaña y lo asesoraron. >>> hablando al pueblo, mitt romney dice que hubiera querido llenar las expectativas para llevar a la nación en una dirección diferente, pero la nación habló de diferente manera, pero a pesar de la débil recuperación económica la población elegió seguir la condición actual y el liderazgo del presidente barack obama, mitt romney dijo que él, su familia y paul ryan lo hubieran dado todo por estados unidos, dijo que creía los principios de la votación, mitt romney solamente obtuvo el 27 % del voto hispano, en contraste con una clara mayoría del presidente barack obama, regresamos a los estudios. >>> muchísimas gracias, lourdes meluzá, con la información desde b

senator elect, ted cruz from texas.it was two years ago when ted cruz came up to me and others in the room here, this room, said he was contemplating a run for the u.s. senate and asked for a reaction. trying hard not to pour water over ted's noble commitment to public service, i resisted the temptation to underwood instinctively would roll off of most of our times when a friend confronts us with such a request for a pace. are you crazy? do you have a fever or? have you sought professional help for this deviant behavior? taken a slightly different tack, i asked all the usual questions. is it the right time politically? you really think the money is there? is your family prepared for this? have you checked all the necessary boxes back home in texas? any of you who know ted cruz at jesse responded to this question is looking rather reflect undiscerning, but she knew below the surface tethers optimistic and rearing to go. and he wanted to do this from his experience with the bush campaign and his bid for attorney general,

bienvenida y orientaciÓn, hay 9 novatos ocupan escaÑos adicionales, y en el senado se incorporÓ ted cruz>> su prioridad? >>> reforma migratoria, es lo mÁs importante para estados unidos y nuestra gente. >>> se concentraran en evitar otra crisis. >>> y enseguida despuÉs de eso tenemos que aprobar una reforma integral y el dream act. >>> nancy pelosi los presentÓ como una generaciÓn que viene a resolver problemas. >>> basta de partidismo, los prf problemas son problemas. >>> esta legisladora que tiene 10 hijos, 25 nietos y 27 bisnietos. >>> su prioridad? >>> la economÍa, educaciÓn, los trabajos. >>> tambiÉn necesitamos el sistema de medicare que se quede seguro para nuestros ciudadanos de mayor edad. >>> todos ellos finalmente llegaron hoy a su meta. >>> es un privilegio, con mucho gusto lo harÉ y trabajare para ser el mejor congresista del distrito 23. >>> este nuevo grupo escuchÓ el mensaje de quiÉnes los eligieron, el pueblo quiere soluciones y que lleguen a arregles. no estarÁn en funciones hasta despuÉs que sean juramentados. en el capitolio, lourdes, univisiÓn. >>> un candidato que a

. >>> en el senado los hispanos podrÍan doblar con carmona y el republicano ted cruz de texas de opinionesnuestro voto no sale adelante. >>> en el mejor de las cosas los hispanos poco dradrÍamos termin 31 escaÑos en el congreso, aquÍ van a esperar los resultados de las elecciones que muchos impacto tendrÁn en facnuestras vidas josÉ >>> cristina gracias cuando regresemos desde la plaza de la democracia, le vamos a decir qÉe mueve a los hispano a votar en la la economÍa y reforma migratoria fueron temas candentes en la campaÑa electoral favmuy en muc casos votan por algo mÁs que esto. >>> para el oing frganizador le murrieta lo que lo lleva es el desempleo >>> tenemos el desempleo alto, crisis de foreclosure mÁs grande del paÍs >>> para el hijo de romney dicen que el apoyo para obama es increÍble aunque la economia ha sido golpeado >>> he tenido el privilegio de hablar con la comunidad de escuchar, el desafÍo, >>> a pesar que el desempleo entre latinos llega a el 10% otros motivos movilizan a los latinos, votantes como margarita villega habla por quÉ apoyan al presidente >>> se ve algo mejor

ted cruz was just elected to the united states senate with overwhelming latino support.e is latino himself and he electrified the republican convention this year. when i spoke to him back then he talked about how easy it would be for the party to make overtures to latinos because they are ripe and ready audience for republican. senator elect, it is good to have you. congratulations. >> thank you, it is always great to be back. >>neil: you seem to be different than what is going on nationally or representative of latino interests nationally. you standout obviously, rubio who you will joint, standout, what is it, though, that you did that on other levels republicans could thought do? >>guest: well, i think as republicans, we need to do a better job communicating our values with the hispanic community. the hispanic community itself is a tremendously conservative community. those are the values that resonate in the hispanic community. and it is interesting if you look the at issues that hispanics are concerned with, they are the same issues everyone is concerned about. the j

so ted cruz is one of the most interesting parts of this reinvention of the republican party.nother part of it, the new emphasis on immigration. >> yes. >> the effort to reach hispanics. we have a story up today saying that already republicans are going to pieces over this. that in the couple days after the election, it seemed like a no-brainer for the republican party to do something on immigration. but now in congress they're trying to talk about how to do it, and nobody can agree. there's talk about trying to do a big biel, cover legal and illegal immigrants, but others say no, that's why people didn't like health care and financial reform. democrats know that if you don't do the big bill, you probably don't wind up with the most controversial part, which is a legal path to citizenship for people who are now illegal. >> i would say keep an eye on ted cruz on all this because he could be the voice. mike allen, thank you very much. >> happy weekend and engage your core. >> exactly. sam just did. >> i have no idea what that means. >>> up next, the atlanta falcons put an end to

la estrella del tea party ted cruz se convirtiÓ anoche en el tercer cubano americano de llegar al sentidoercarse ma a los latinos. >>> para mÍ tengo que extender mi mano decirle que es importante trabajamos juntos >>> pero como muchos otros de los estrenos demÓcratas, cardena dice que no cede en su prioridades para mÍ este pais no puede existir sin la ayuda sin la contribuciÓn del inmigrante >>> en los Ángeles, cristiana londoÑo telemundo >>> lÍderes de amÉrica latina, y asia inicio tarn felicitaron al obama algunos como el presidente electo enrique peÑa nieto, tambiÉn el vaticano dijo que el papa benedicto xvi envÍo una foto nota de felicitaciÓn al presidente obama. un fuerte sismo de magnitud 7. 2 sacudiÓ hoy a guatemala y el reporte preliminar hablan de 40 muertos y varias viviendas destruidas jenny tiene los detalles. >>> el presidente otto pÉrez molina dijo que el nÚmero de fal fallecidos aÚn no se puede determinar >>> es el missismo mÁs grande q hemos tenido desde el terremoto que se produjo en el aÑo 1976 >>> y declarÓ alerta roja en el territorio nacional >>> pudieran haber re mip

ted cruz, state senator now, u.s. senator. fantastic. hispanic, tea party, for smaller government.martest guy -- >> dana: one of the smartest guys. >> eric: i used to have him on my other show. fantastic. keep an eye on him. susanna martinez and marco rubio will garner a bigger percentage of the hispanic vote. which needs to happen next time around. mia love lost. allen west looks like he lost as well. bad, it's bad for the party. so clearly these three, the cruz, martinez and rubio, for me are the future of the party. >> andrea: bob, can i get you to react to george stephanopoulos? he made the point, the party -- we have been hearing this a lot -- too old, too white, too male. take a listen. >> give me your bottom line on the republicans now. we talked about the soul searching. what do they do next? >> soul searching, perhaps civil war. you to look at the party right now, they won the popular vote only once since 1988 in the presidential race. and it was probably best summed up by al cardenes, head of the conservative union saying the party is too old, too white and too male. >> b

ted cruz, democrats would like to believe the democracy is to lean to the democratic party as latinoshey're going to naturally move in. majority of latinos will be democratic, but there are many split ticket voters. many who can't find a place in the republican party with the right candidate and right message. >> and there's people like marco rubio who said before the election even happened, the republicans need to reach out more. gloria, what about the flip side? three quarters of the voter are white in this country and the president did not particularly do well among white men. is that a red flag for the democratic party, it just doesn't matter? >> it depends on which way you look at it. they've known they have a problem with white men. particularly because of the economic issues. but when you look at the question of who cares most about my problems, you know, the president overwhelmingly did very well and a lot of those people are white. blue collar working men, which is one of the reasons he won in the state of ohio. i think the larger problem quite frankly, is for the republican

senator-elect ted cruz from texas. it was two years ago when ted cruz came up to me and others here in this room saying he was contemplating a run for the u.s. senate and asked for reaction. trying hard not to pour water over ted's noble commitment to public service, i resisted what would roll out of our topings -- tongues when a friend confronts us with advise. are you crazy? do you have a fever? have you sought professional help for this behavior? [laughter] taking a slightly different tact, i asked the usual questions. is it the right time politically? do you think the money's there? is your family prepared for this? have you checked all the necessary boxes back home in texas? now, as any of you know ted would guess, looked reflective and discerning at the questions, but you knew he was optimistic and just raring to go. he wanted to do this. from the experiences with the bush campaign and his bid for attorney regime, he knew he was ready for the political fray, and while he probably was not sure whether the timing w

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>> in texas, ted cruz. new republican senator from texas, very conservative. >> roland is saying no, no, no. >> has the conservative position on immigration, is a cuban-american, and he's going to be, not to -- he's going to be the star of the cycle, and very ambitious guy. might reason run for president in 2016. >> no. no. >> first of all, not going to happen. no. i'm telling you, look it's not going to happen. second of all, here's what i always say, whoever is a newcomer, stop putting a star on them until they do something. >> yes. >> okay same thing with senator marco rubio. >> no, no, no. >> we love to assign somebody a star. do something first, okay? look, in terms of -- >> well -- against obama washington 2005 and started running for president. >> we have another star for me f >> i just want to say the hispanic members of the party, whether it's ted cruz, marco rubio, brian sandoval, susannah martinez, those folks are going to have a lot of pressure on them to reach out into their community because d

and ted cruz of texas, a tea party favorite who won his race for the senate -- >> can we retire presidentarack obama? >> reporter: and who we talked to at the convention. people say, all the rising parts of the american popular are going democratic, minorities, young people, college educated, unmarried women. and you're actually shrinking the base. >> well, you know, that story, every few years, that story gets written and yet somehow it doesn't quite seem to happen. >> reporter: but this time, it did. and the challenges faced by republicans go well beyond finding a few attractive minority candidates. >> i think the change that republicans are going to have to go through is going to take years. it's not going to be one election or one year. come to a combination of a candidate, their biography and the policies that all coincide together. >> reporter: so, candidates are important, policies are important. but so is something else. respect. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> liar! >> reporter: again and again, over the past four years, some in th

ted cruz entre ellos. 29. estuvo en la asamblea estatal de california y es otro doctor mÁs que llega al congreso, estÁ vÍa satÉlite, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >>> me da gusto estar aquÍ. >>> ¿como ganÓ usted?. ¿por usted o el impulso de obama?. >>> la comunidad de los Ángeles, somos 70% de latinos en los Ángeles en mi distrito, estoy listo para representar a nivel nacional. >>> ¿cree que votaron por el solo hecho de ser latino?. >>> soy ingeniero, soy hijo de inmigrantes, americano, ya tengo 16 aÑos representando a nivel estatal y tambiÉn en el municipio de los Ángeles como concejal y me conocen, saben que soy una persona que me gusta trabajar y seguir trabajando hasta que terminamos lo que hay que hacer. usted es el mÁs pequeÑo de once hijos ¿quÉ aprendiÓ siendo el mÁs pequeÑo?. >>> mis hermanos y hermanas me ensaÑaron a enfocarme en los estudios, yo soy ingeniero electrÓnico, tengo hermano que es doctor de sicologÍa, tengo hermanas que maestras, tuve Éxito por lo que me ensaÑaron mis hermanos y he

this is ted cruz from tuesday night, election night. first, to the republicans, what message would you give them? guest: the time for licking wounds is over. time to get to work. sit down with paul ryan, of eric cantor, mitch mcconnell, john boehner, a strategy to lay out our principled arguments of how far we will go and how far we will not go. what we intend to put on the table with specificity -- do it. get ahead. but the president in a position where he has to respond, not just push aside. that, for me, in the next few weeks will be very important. i like the tone. it's great. we're going to work together. we get that, by all moment -- kumbaya moment. how are we going to frame the argument and the policy itself? mr. president, this is what the american people want and need in order to fully recover. we're willing to go to the water's edge with you, we will not go out into the lake and brown. [video clip] >> tonight is a tremendous benefit to republican women, tea party women. for all of you, this is your victory. let me say this. if

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ted cruz in texas also -- [applause] a very bright man, terrific speaker, happens to be hispanic, something that's positive, and republicans have to figure out a way of speaking with the hispanic voters and having senators like rubio and cruz helps in that regard. john: he is anti-gay marriage,ments to build the military,ments to build a wall, and triple the size of the border patrol. >> he believes in limiting taxes, limiting spending, balancing the budget, and not boxes of regulation. is he a perfect ideal reasonable senator, not -- john: why not? hadley, bad news and good news. >> at the state level, good news first. several states passed ballot initiatives to say "up yours" to obamacare. alabama, wyoming, montana, they all said citizens of our state are not compelled to participate in a health care cents, and missouri, citizens there said we're not having a health care exchange there for the affordable care agent. john: the feds can compel it, but it's harder. >> right. it indicatings the citizens of missouri are thinking about this issue correctly that it's a bureaucracy at the state l

cada uno de ustedes van a tomar poder conmigo en ese día >>> menéndez se reune en el senado con ted cruz 31, pero el número subió a 27, ,joaquín castro es hermano gemelo de julián castro, el alcalde de san antonio, al derrotar a su oponente republicano con más del 60% del voto. >>> quien no logró la victoria es francisco quico canseco, quien perdió ante pete gallego en el oeste de texas, tampoco logró el triunfo abel maldonado del partido republicano al ser derrotado por la representante demócrata. >>> la contienda presidencial en la florida es la única que no está definida ,porque el estado volvió a poner la cuota de dramatismo en las elecciones presidenciales, el conteo fue un sube y baja de emociones para partidarios de obama y mitt romney, al alternarse en el primer lugar. >>> para saber más de la controversia en el estado del sol, tenemos a lourdes del río, que al parecer hubo problemas en el condado miami dade que representa el 10 % del electorado de 12 millones, cuéntanos. >>> muy buenos días, satcha pretto, ricardo arambarri, se repite la historia, nuevamente amanece la florida s