paul supporters and they're well embedded into the republican party so basically rand paul has a very good shot at becoming the republican nominee for president in two thousand and sixteen. so why is it but that might be a good thing for democrats and maybe even for our nation the answer is really simple a rand paul republican candidates could force democrats to move way to the left. let me explain rand paul who hates things like social security and medicare is very right he hates long term unemployment benefits or oppose the minimum wage all together very right he even said the company should be able to discriminate based on race or gender or sexual orientation very right economically thinks everything should be privatized the only exceptions being the military police forces and our judiciary and he's totally opposed to a woman's right to choose to have an abortion very right but most people don't know the those are rand paul's positions. what people do know is that paul is strongly opposed to the n.s.a. snooping and spying on american citizens they do know that he's

anyway, "the atlantic's" peter beinart argues that rand paul is emerging as the candidate to beat in. he benefits from his father ron paul's infrastructure in many early primary states. but beyond that, the party seems to be, as david said, moving more and more in the direction of the rand pauls on key issues. quote, paul is gaining acceptance within the republican mainstream. it's just possible that 2016 could be another 1964 years when the republican establishment proved weak and pliable enough to allow a candidate previously considered extreme to come in from the cold. we're going to talk more about it in the end of the show about hillary clinton and how she seems to be putting it together, trying to put it together without any real democratic opposition. could this really be a year in which the republicans are just in a huge kerfuffle, completely confused, end up going to the crazy right, if you will, or pretty crazy right, and hillary clinton marches in without any general election, really. something like goldwater losing to lbj after kennedy was killed where the country made up

we earlier spoke with an international policy analyst at the rand corporation, olga oliker. we asked her how the russian authorities are handling security and what's at stake for president vladimir putin. >> they have thousands of police and security forces in sochi. you can't get in to the region, much less the city, unless you live there, or unless you're directly involved with the olympics. i mean this is a very secure environment. they're reading people's mail. so they're doing everything they possibly can. they have moved a lot of security forces to sochi for the olympics. on the other hand, they very much don't want the olympics disrupted by attacks elsewhere. so i think this is a balancing act that the russian government and security forces will be carefully calibrating, and again, doing their level best putting all the resources they possibly can in to keeping things safe through the olympics period. we know very little because no one has taken responsibility. we do know that the head of the caucasus emirate, the umbrella organization for a range of jihadist groups in

paul last night of the big picture i talked about how rand paul is now being considered a front runner for the presidential republican nomination in two thousand and sixteen thanks to chris christie's recent troubles and i talked about how many of paul's positions are his views on domestic spying and marriage equality to his views on marijuana decriminalization actually put him to the far left of the official democratic party. that means that he can get a lot of progressive voters along with conservative voters at least those who don't know but the rest of his voting record who would vote for him even though he's otherwise an extremist so if democrats want to beat hall if he were the republican nominee in two thousand and sixteen they would have to shift away to the left of the current mainstream of the democratic party's positions on for example pot and say spine and drones but mainstream republicans are also aware of pots progressive views an art exhibit a fond of the idea of a raw rand paul presidency. so they have to find ways to reel in the r

we are joined by seth jones of the rand corporation. host: good morning. if the senate meets at 10 a clock a.m. this morning. they are set to vote on whether to end the initiative that .xtends emergency unemployment at the house returns today at 2:00 p.m. and will mark the second session of the 113th congress. discussing the supreme court move on monday to halt same-sex marriages in utah. we want to hear your opinion on the officials banning gay rights as a state issue. e maritalld th status be for those who married the two weeks before the policy was put in place? democrats can call at (202) 737-0001. it republicans at (202) 737-0002 . independents at (202) 628-0205. on can catch up with us twitter, facebook, or e-mail us. good tuesday morning to you. we want to start by showing you some headlines from utah papers this morning. "the spectrum." same-sex marriages put on hold. the headline from "the herald. i will read you a bit from the salt lake tribune this morning. that story by brooke adams. u.s. supreme court on monday put same-sex marriages in utah on

if you go back to the attacks of 9/11, rand paul was as far as i can recall, the only republican voicerica should examine its foreign policy if it wanted to get to the roots of why al kid was so hateful of what america was doing around the world. he got slammed for saying that. when he comes out now and talks about the nsa and idea that director clapper should be in a prison cell, there are plenty within the ranks of the establishment republican party who are horrified as peter king is by what he's suggesting. rand paul is doing a couple of things. trying to appeal to that base of the libertarian young base of the republican party that supported his father so much and that is very opposed to the nsa policies and i think he generally believes in a more isolationist america. >> eugene, to be fair, there's also tension on the left about how much we are going to criticize the policies of a democratic president, whether he has done the right thing or whether he has done the necessary thing. you have a column out and write, president obama should force the agency to think less about the quan

the vatican said pope francis's words were manipulated. >>> let's turn to the debate over the nsa. rand paul will file a class action lawsuit against the obama administration over the agency's spy program. paul is questioning the right to collect data for millions of americans from one single warrant. congressman peter king disagrees. >> rand paul does not know what he's talking about. rand paul is spreading fear among the american people. to me either he's totally uninformed or he's part of that hate america crowd that i thought left us in the 1960s. in any event, he doesn't deserve to be in the united states from spreading that misperception and absolute lies. >> it bothers me that as we look at rand paul, americans could die. the azzazi attempted subway attack in 2009 was stopped primarily by the nsa. if rand paul had been around, hundreds of new yorkers would be around today. >> there are also growing calls for edward snowden to be granted clemency for his role to be leaking confidential materials. janet napolitano does not believe that should happen saying there needs to be balance

paul missed the news, but bill clinton was impeached in the house. randis trying to get the country thinking about the bad times with the clintons and the two. joining me now is goldie taylor and josh. great to have both of you with us tonight. goldie, what do you make of this tasteless tack -- i should point out senator paul's comments were a follow-up to his wife kelly who was profiled in an article in vogue. she called bill clinton's behavior predatory and offensive to women. is this the republicans only way to get women's attention in the upcoming election year? >> republicans were really going to have to find themselves a brand-new leading candidate. it looks like rand paul wants to step into that slot as the so-called frontrunner in the gop field. it's an unfortunate strategy he's taken to reach back some 20 years to blame whatever president clinton did in his white house on his wife and try to connect it that way. she ought to be judged on that record and that record alone. he ought to be talking about policy at the end of the day. he should be tal

so i think the republicans are going to move on this. >> senator rand paul makes the point that he'sgainst helping the jobless by extending benefits, as long as these checks are actually paid for in some way. because, bob, the cost to taxpayers is $25 billion per year. so number one, you've got to pay for them, he says, but number two, target the depressed areas and give those folks, you know, tax relief to spur economic growth. rehab the labor market, create jobs. is there an appetite for that on capitol hill? >> well, there might be. i think it's very difficult to pass anything in an election year. democrats last month, they did not insist that this extension be part of the paul rand-murray budget deal. they clearly see this as a winning issue. you know, harry reid is going to have this on the senate froor as early as tomorrow. there's no doubt about the politics here at play. democrats think they have a winning issue and they'll force republicans to -- you know, this bill on the senate floor is not paid for yet. >> right. >> but speaker boehner said, hey, i'm open to this, but it'

it looks like speak eer boehner has been attending the rand paul school of backward thinking in economics. it's hard to find a job if you don't have enough money to get to the next interview. president obama met with a group of unemployed americans today to tell the story from the white house. >> unemployment insurance has been a vital economic lifeline. for a lot of people, it's the only source of income they've got to support their families while they look for a new job. these aren't folks who are just sitting back, waiting for things to happen. they're out there actively looking for work. if we don't provide unemployment insurance, it makes it harder for them to find a job. >> president obama stressed the importance of this extension on our economic recovery. >> independent economists have shown extending unemployment insurance helps the economy and creates new jobs. when folks like katherine have a little more to spend, to turn up the heat in her house, or buy a few extra groceries, that means more spending for local businesses in her community. >> in the past extending unemployment b

here's what he said, and i want to get your reaction on the other side. rand paul. >> you know, i think the thing we make the mistake of up there, we try to agree to too much. i'm the first acknowledge to the president and i don't agree on every issue. if you took ten issues, there's two or three we agree on, and why don't we go after the issues we agree on? >> when i heard rand paul said that, i said, chuck schumer would say the same thing, i think, if thises were a republican president and you were in the position on the democratic side of trying to find the one or two issues. what are the one or two issues this congress, from the president's state of the union, can actually get done? >> well, i think at the top of the list is immigration. the bottom line there is it's vital for america. cbo say it is will increase gdp by 3.5% the first decade. that's more than any republican tax cut or democratic spending program would do. and most importantly, there's a lot of bubbling on the republican side, because they know if they continue to alienate the immigrant com

they are divided between the rand pauls and the peter kings.g government. it is about the fear that they are reading and taking in everything and the problem is at a time when the american people don't trust washington and the way the government works, it is only exacerbating it and it has really affected young people greatly. >> you know what is interesting. this has gotten some response because i asked people to tweet us. john henline said, harris, it seems like the only people mad at snowden are the ones that got caught lying to the american people. that issue of trust is so huge, john. >> it is huge. and the fight we saw between senator paul and congressman king, and congressman king is thinking of running for the republican nomination for the president, he is from the establishment of the gop and rand paul from the libertarian and that is emblematic of what is going on over snowden inside of the conservative movement. half of the conservatives think he is a whistleblower and the other half think he is a criminal. >> and i've heard this bef

anyway, the atlantic's peter beinart argues that rand paul is emerging as the candidate to beat in 2016its from his father ron paul's infrastructure in many early primary states. but beyond that, the party seems to be, as david corn said, moving more and more in the direction of the rand pauls on key issues. quote, paul is gaining acceptance within the republican mainstream. it's just possible that 2016 could be another 1964 years when the republican establishment proved weak and pliable enough to allow a republican to come in from the cold. we're going to talk more about it in the end of the show about hillary clinton and how she seems to be putting it together, trying to put it together without any real democratic opposition. could this really be a year in which the republicans are just in a huge kerfuffle, completely confused, end up going to the crazy right, if you will, or pretty crazy right, and hillary clinton marches in without any general election, really. something like goldwater losing to lbj after kennedy was killed where the country made up its mind months before the electi

the rand trading at 2008 lows. it is a stampede at the moment.ntiate between quality names and low-quality. therein lies the issue. we have had credit suisse, ubs and here today saying this is the beginning of a continued move. we will come to a point where we begin to differentiate between the structure really poor currencies. >> those with high deficit for example. >> exactly. --idn't see the exclamation escalation coming. 13 currencies have gone through the median forecast for the year. people are abandoning their original calls. that sums up the fx story. >> let's move onto stocks. this is being reflected in global equities. >> it is. let's look past the equity story and talk about volatility. you mentioned it in your market coverage. it is beginning to cost you place of statue a lot of money. volatility has jumped the most in two years. that is a contagion into mature markets. there is a very boring markets thing we look at. >> i am sure it is not. go ahead. >> is nine days in the s&p 500. me is what that says to that there is a preparedness

the perception is that rand paul really be running for the nomination.ere any value in the republican primary for voters to look at it and go well, i don't agree with him, but i admire him to have sticking to his principles on? >> we'll see how he does in the debates. he needs to make his arguments much more coherently than he already has. earlier this year, for example, he got into a tussle with chris christie and chris christie came out on top on that. so when he gets into the combat arena of the republican presidential debate process, we'll see how he does. can he make arguments? can he advance his position? can he draw people in to positions that have typically been outliers inside the republican party. i would have argued, and i dare argued a year ago i thought he was going to be a very serious candidate for the nomination, one of the top three. and i think he's fallen off that perch over the course of a very bad political 2013. >> chris christie let this story hang out there all day today getting worse by the hour, literally without saying a word.

the both of them, the two pauls, right, howard? >> well, what rand paul is saying to his base is that we don't want people with those kinds of values. we don't want those people with those kinds of values back this the white house. and, yes, he is definitely trying to make hillary answer for bill. but the other risk in doing that is that hillary clinton, when you put hillary clinton in that role of the bearer of the burden of bill clinton, she's done superbly well. they've also been together for 40 years. and if you make a victim out of hillary clinton, that is exactly the worst thing for any opponent to do. >> well, let me go back to you on this story, because i think there is a question here which we're going to be talking about for months and years now it looks like. the clintons are on the road back to the white house. i think we all assume that. if they choose not to or secretary clinton chooses for all kinds of reasons this isn't what she wants to do, fine. but it's a good bet she is coming back, right? >> yeah. >> they're both coming back. so

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in the matter of pure politics, i don't think what rand paul said is a very good idea. reason is this, it's going to look like guilt by association, she wasn't the one involved, unless you want to get in the weeds and retry, remake the argument that she enabled or she covered up or whatever. do you really want to talk about that? and people will say, this is old news and we have heard it and the country made a judgment on it and it moved on. here's the biggest irony of all, when republicans tried all this in 1998 when the issue was red hot and they had a midterm election and they got crushed. so why would you bring it up? i just think that republicans have so much else they can talk about. this is a failed administration, we have high unemployment, the worst recovery. you can talk about women's issues in terms of late term abortion and other stuff to get into issues that only play on stereotypes that make the develop look bad, is simply a political error, of a major sort. >> not the best booking of a panel with four guys on the panel, but, chuck, your thoughts? >> i thou

advisor to the rand corporation and author of many books on terrorism topic. juan cole, university of michigan and shahid, thanks oall of you for being here. so juan, how is the al qaeda of today different from the al qaeda that attacked the u.s. on 9/11? >> well, in my view, it's a mistake to refer both to core al qaeda and to the affiliates in syria and iraq as all queald. al qaeda. the original al qaeda was in fact multinational and it made a decision to hit the far even my, the united states first before engaging in local battles because it felt that the united states were propping up these local states. so the things that are being called al qaeda in iraq and syria are not like that at all. they are not multinational. they have a national focus and they are not interested very much in hitting the united states. they're just radical sunni islam political slawrm. islam so i don't think it is the same. >>> when david renniik made a statement, president obama countered by, just because there's a kobe brighten doesn't mean they're nba. david i want to go to you

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then there was the rand paul gave, which rand paul gave. >> if the democrats didn't have a president,to rally around, i would say that there would be the liberal response. there would be the center democrat third wave response. the progressive response. >> we should point out that the moment that did unite basically everybody in this room, we mentioned it earlier, i want to a true american hero.it involved i want to bring back in jake tapper with that. jake? >> without question, this was the most moving moment of the evening. it involves a man that president obama has met three times. sergeant first class cory remsburg. he's something through whom president obama has seen the real human cost of war. he met sergeant first class remsburg during the d-day anniversary in the summer of 2009. then later that year, sergeant first class remsburg was hit by an iedear kandahar. he was in a coma for three months. less than a year later, president obama was at bethesda naval hospital and stopped by his bed and saw a photograph of him with him from a year before, during the d-day operation. and it

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the message that she's likely to deliver is probably going to differ significantly from lee and rand paul. you saw some of that fragmentation here at the meeting. they passed a resolution that condemns the surveillance programs. that's divided the party because establishment types are more inclined to support those surveillance program. they were george bush's idea in the first place. >> watching republicans to broaden their appeal has been like trying to cover a bedroom floor with a poorly cut carpet. there you have it. you need mcrogers holding down one part of the carpet and mike lee in another part and rand paul holding another part. >> got to clean up the mess. >> i love the new redecoration. that's all we've got. thank you both, ladies. >>> coming up, there is no quit in john boehner, at least when it comes to his favorite things. we'll talk cigarettes and merlot. and why the gop can stop printing those boehner for president signs just ahead. >>> first, while republicans continue to litigate the right to choose, texas grapples with a real issue of the fate of one woman's body. w

tell you i my my opinion this changes every day on this and really particular and the what do you make of senator rand paul is going to launch a class action lawsuit i guess representing everybody in america against the government over surveillance programs well i think it's both very principled on his part he is a libertarian after all but also very politically savvy he's signing up his volunteers from his web page at rand pac which is where people also go to give money it's certainly i'm sure has tremendous appeal to young people president obama is actually really suffered among young voters because of this n.s.a. surveillance and in terms of the you know the legal merits of his class action lawsuit i think that's a bit divided i'm not a lawyer but there has been a split decision with the u.s. district court you had one judge in washington d.c. saying that all of this metadata gathering and surveillance was almost certainly unconstitutional. rigid some. some think that mr paul is going to a little too far that but what what what are your thoughts on the idea of a class action suit but larry i'm sayi

he's giving the tea party response and senator rand paul giving the rand paul response. which one of them speaks for you? >> we're a big-tent party. we need a president that's going to commit to work with congress, face the challenges and meet the challenges that this country needs dealt with, not go off on his own. so we'll look for him to work with us to get the job done. >> but isn't this a mess, come on? isn't this a mess? three responses from your party. >> we are allowed the diversity of opinion. >> that's a shopping mall. >> debate gets us to good results. >> you guys used to like the big tent idea. put you on the spot for a second, representing one of the great coal states. if we end up with republicans gaining as many seats as they might, we could end up basically in a tie. if in a tie your vote was the one vote that mattered between harry reid of nevada and a coal senator, is it automatic, or do you start thinking? >> you mean a coal senator from the standpoint of what, being leader? >> from the standpoint of kentucky. >> oh. >> what if reid and mcconnell were

the good news. plus congressman pete king teeing off on rand paul and nsa surveillance and edward snowden. stering takedown from the congressman next. >> rand paul does not know what he is talking about. rand paul is really spreading fear among the american people. . and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? bill: could be a story today are and core for the coming days. she is sub-zero temperatures affecting 140 million americans. look at that map. it is deep, deep purple. i think the next shade is black it is that dark. many states can expect the coldest temperatures they have seen in 20 years. some cities experiencing temperatures 30 to 50 degrees below average. martha: have to put the polar vortex back together and work on it. >>> this story is bubbling over the weekend. top republican congressman peter king accusing senator rand paul of

the n.s.a. violated americans constitutional rights with this bulk collection of metadata here's rand paul explaining the lawsuit. we everybody in america who has a cell phone would be told you will for this class action suit if any of your viewers have a cell phone they have to go to my facebook tonight they can sign up to be part of the lawsuit we want to overwhelm the government and we want to show publicly that hundreds of thousands of people don't we object to the government looking a records without our permission so far senator paul claims that he has more than two hundred fifty thousand signatures on his website and that number is growing by the day in that same interview with fox news that rand paul was asked if he is afraid that the n.s.a. is spying on him he said he didn't believe that he was being spied on personally but the potential for the use exists which is right on point by the n.s.a.'s own admissions in a statement responding to senator bernie sanders questions about whether the n.s.a. is spying on members of congress the agency tells our teeth quote n.s.a. is the authorities to co

that was necessary then you know your leg good fish go bad you have the shot i hope that they try not to interrupt. this for you richard rand paul says that the director of national intelligence james clapper should be prosecuted for lying to congress about the n.s.a. surveillance program what do you think it was that i think that there is some issues that. as a democrat i think there is some issues with james clapper not telling the complete whole entire truth to under oath to the united states congress our representatives and should be something done about that whether it's prosecution i'm not sure i'm not a lawyer i can't speak to that but i definitely think that there somebody has to answer

english spans, tea party response, the rand party response. how many republicans robert t n tranum does it take? >> historically there's been one. the reason why it refuses the viewer and american viewer, they are saying, who is speaking on behalf of the republican party here. this is by default a result of not having a republican president and head of the party. but still this is a little bit confusing here. i would make the argument there should be one republican response and should be in english and also in spanish and we should be speaking with one voice. there is no different parts of the republican party here. there's only one republican -- >> whoa, there are no different parts to the republican party? >> let me rephrase that. inartful how i said that. what i meant is there is only one republican party. there's different factions of the party just like there's different factions of the democratic party. my simple response should be is that there should be only one response, the official republican response. >> dana, the president has talk

kentucky senator rand paul. thean saying democrats should remember former democratic president bill clinton's affair on the war on women and how it could impact hillary's run in 2016. >> someone who takes advantage of a young girl in their office and then they have the gal to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women. it's a factor. it's not hillary's fault but it is a factor in judging bill clinton in history. >> quickly coming to hillary's defense, illinois democratic senator dick durbin. >> the issues that were raised by my colleague, senator paul, have been litigated in the public square for over a decade. for goodness's sakes, let's judge hillary clinton based on her talents and her vision for america should she choose to run for president. >>> a record number of people say they deserve representation 46%. only 17% say most members of congress deserve to be re-elected. >>> senator john mccain censured. they're calling his voting record insufficiently conservative. the resolution saying mccain has c

>> this is about rand paul, not the g.o.p. , which i do disagree with. there's one official response. hundreds of lawmakers enjoy responses, local, nationals. rand paul is provocative. that's why he brought up monica lieu inns ki. hoyne has a long record by now of being a senator and secretary of state. if you want to go at her for what she did in her capacity, do it. if you want to talk about the war on women ep, which is a package of issues that democrats talk about, including pay equity, the right to choose having access to women's preventative health care, that is the issues. rand paul bringing up what he did about don't , everyone knows about that. that is being provocative for the sake of getting attention for himself. >> the white house is promising, as lynn mentioned optimistic speech, but this is what the president said to the new yorkers. at the end of the day we are part of a long-running story. we try to get the paragraph right. the president was reflecting on past presidents, lincoln in particular, and how long it takes to get things done. do

so we picked up things like the rand. turbans prayer rugs jordan we know that they're coming from the middle east a concentration camp. concentration camp for you to leave but it doesn't. not even want to disclose the fact that he is a stranger. this is all seem to national coming to life for most welcome by the major sneak from edward snowden suggests it was britain's cyber spying base j c h k that showed america's n.s.a. how to monitor facebook and twitter without cold calls sent and that's as europe mocks data protection day which was supposed to show his citizens how to keep that online data away from prying eyes. looks now at how effective that's likely to be. happy data protection day you might not know it but january twenty eighth marks the day when governments try to raise awareness about how to protect yourself online the european commission has even made this video warning that what we reveal on the net could strip us of our privacy. and yet over the past eight months revelations by edward snowden have exposed mu

the establishment a run for their money. good for them. >> i'm with jedediah. >> mike lee, marco rubio particularly ted cruz and rand paul aret thing that barack obama and the democrats have going for them. if it were not for them, the three-point margin on the congressional vote would be ten points now. bottom line, thank you to the democrats. >> i will concede that what you are saying is right. this is the problem. i don't agree with you. i disagree. but i'm conceding it to make a point. if that's true you're telling me the republican party will stand for nothing. >> it does stand for nothing. >> and if they don't -- >> the winners have been everybody outside of washington. anybody touched by washington was hurt. the winners are governors like chris christie, scott walker. they run the gamut and have a reform platform. that's something to stand on. >> that's what this is about. these men are building the platform for 2016. if they can take the messages that they have been saying, that they have been the foreigners for and they need to transfer it into great policy they can advocate for they have to have solutions. republic

federal government so suing the federal government taxing themself but i digress beyond that point this is just another ploy by rand to build his list like amy said and give people to get people to give him money but has nothing to do with the facts of the case and like that not to mention the fact that i don't really even believe that rand paul is a true libertarian because if he was a true libertarian then he would believe in less government all cases including when it comes to l.g.b. to write a minute reading some of the woman's rights when it comes to the rights of african-americans but he you know wants a government to impose there but another place but hold on hold on hold on there just a marriage and you don't think that there is a constitutional problem with our fourth amendment and our privacy protect i do think there is no rational government is gathering up all of this or that is you know on citizens on citizens phone numbers i think rand paul is on to something i may be on to something really not certainly on this i want to exploit it exploitation for political purposes which was a real barrier spall i

we've seen moscow insist the rand should take part with the syrian opposition earlier said that if iran does take part they'll be no talks it's a bit one sided isn't it i mean i think it's totally right to have iran there but it's also totally right to have saudi arabia you may love it or you may not love it but you see most of the civil war no going on in syria it's a proxy war and so those countries with a vested interest in there. probably make sense to invite them because if if they then you know that if they don't take part in the peace talks and then try to you know circumvent solutions try to you know introduce more problems there it's probably better to involve them from the berber beginning so from my point of view yes iran should be there and yes saudi arabia should be there let's talk for a minute about the regime's chemical arsenal is being eliminated no one sees be dressing reports of the rebels using chemical weapons is the international community doing anything about it. i mean again this was a lot of you know political propaganda one side always says that it was the assa

congress failed to agree a budget people are being told to find smaller and cheaper apartments or see the rand skyrocket or not that one of them is my brother and his family inside and brown's home this is home for me a lifetime of memories are displayed everywhere you look one of my friends went in with a doing this eighty three year old has lived in her one bedroom new york city apartment for thirty seven years this is the first played out for mercy from h.p.d. but a few months ago city officials told her she has to downsize her options move into a studio apartment or see your seven hundred dollar rent triple the only thing i know is they heard the word sequester whatever that means they have this thing is the city agency that subsidizes rent for low income new yorkers is facing a thirty six million dollars reduction due to budget cuts known as sequestration. as a result thousands of seniors like ann are being forced to shrink their lives into smaller and cheaper apartments and that physically able. to a will or i'm going to do it my friend if you're sitting on a sidewalk i can afford to stu

they make choices that don't fit the republican view. randt are doing well, that's wonderful. right. but -- i think we all stipulated at the table. >> they're still underrepresented in leadership role ls. even white upper middle class women whose dads are congressman are underrepresented in leadership roles. they're underrepresented in congress and ultimately it's not the person bill that he said would restrict birth control. so we're talking about a range of things that sort of before women can get to the point where they achieve leadership, the choices are constrained. >> and when you hear the rhetoric, are you hearing this as they keep stepping in it because they're mucking up the messaging, or is there something deeper here? >> i think it's deeper. i would just elaborate. it's almost as if, we'll just start with rand paul saying what he said about the the women in his life who are so successful. it reminded me of the duck dynasty man and said the black people he knew were laughing. there was no need for civil rights. if you talk with a ve