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tierney just won then in the 2012 presidential year.blicans thought they could get him in a more republican leading year. they think molten will win that seat. he doesn't have the baggage of incumbency, when terror is rising as an issue. republicans thinking one seat they might pick up might be slipping away. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. "state of the union" with candy "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> another barbaric act by isis renews international fury. today -- >> they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> a british aide worker becomes the third westerner beheaded by isis. we talk with white house chief of staff denis mcdonough about a u.s.-led war without u.s.-led combat troops. >>> then, what it will take to bring down isis and who can the u.s. trust to join the fight? two veterans of the war in iraq, retired major general paul eaton and retired general james dubik will join us. >>> plus on any given sunday it's about fo

for instance in the sonnet all who were tierney's, all those who have been destroyed by this will be resurrected on the day of judgment. and this word dearth was transcribed as death and was only 20th century that it was read correctly and corrected. >> host: who is john dunn? >> guest: john dunn was a metaphysical poet from the 17th century. he used wit, philosophical inquiry and in order to create highly formal and complex sonnets and other worms of poetry. >> host: what else you want to show his? >> guest: we have a wonderful dickens collection, over 550 letters. what is really remarkable is that we have 13 of his performance copies, the copies he used to get public readings and this was the first one he ever did. the first reading ever gave was in 1953 and this is the performance copy for a christmas carol. he first read it in birmingham in 1853. this was not yet in existence. he set about creating aating a t that could be short enough that people could listen to it over period of an hour and 10 minutes or so. so he had a binder in the 1949 edition and then he ran. opera period o

seth moulton beat long-time candidate john tierney. he's a u.s.who served four tours of duty in iraq. he also opposed the iraq war personally. this week, president obama voted to expand the conditions against the islamic state, isis. welcome to "hardball." >> i always asked people who are my age who served in vietnam, were you in it? >> i was. >> so you know what the fighting 1 like over there? >> that's right! you know what the fighting is like. absolutely. >> do you know for any first-world country to go into a third world country, for the better, change it. i know we can screw things up. i know we've done that in a lot of countries, but maybe you're right. except for the british who spent $200 million on democracy. all you can do is screw it up, they begin to hate you and they say get the hell out: i just saw secretary kerry saying we can't put troops back into iraq because the new prime minister over there didn't want us back in. your thoughts? >> i don't think that's entirely true. i disagreed with the iraq war. but i'm not one who thinks you

and that's pivotal because right now we have what i call the tierney of three-month earnings.very company has to hit that double-digit earnings numbers. and these companies are struggling to put the profits at double digits and they can't. if you change from short-term capital game to long-term capital game companies can change their investment strategy. it may give me 20% over five years, and that's how long it takes to take a project from thought to completion -- >> right. standpoint. >> all right. let's talk about part-time workers. we are in a world -- these kids don't think they are getting jobs for 20 years at a time, these are part-time workers, people who are part-time worker for economic reasons. for the year 2,000 it was around 1% at the turn of the century, look at these numbers now. now we're down a little lower than 6%. what does this mean? >> it's a function of the fact that we have changed the employment compensation in order to get a higher return in a single-digit return world we have had to reduce the amount of cost an employee provides to a corporation, and

tierney for seven minutes. >> thank you. director i'm going to talk about preventions.f we look back in july when the perimeter was breached and mr. gonzales went into the white house, it was our information he was stopped by the police and in his car they found at least 11 weapons and a map with a line drawn directly to the white house. is that your understanding? >> it was a regional map with a line drawn to the white house and the other historic mon y you -- monuments. >> and then the police referred the matter to the secret service presumably because of that line. is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> the secret service has an interview with mr. gonzales at that time; is that also correct? >> yes, the case was later referred to the secret service for an interview of mr. gonzales. >> how thorough would that interview have been according to your protocols? how deep would they have gone into mr. gonzales and his history? >> they had a very thorough interview with mr. gonzales, and initiated interviews with his family members, and obtained his mental health histor

john patrick tierney marry ellen tiesi william randall tieste kenneth francis tietjen stephen edward scott charles timmes michael e. tinley jennifer m. tino robert frank tipaldi john james tipping ii david tirado hector luis tirado jr. michelle lee titolo alicia nicole titus john j. tobin richard j. todisco otis v. tolbert vladimir tomasevic stephen kevin tompsett thomas tong doris torres luis eduardo torres amy elizabeth toyen christopher michael traina daniel patrick trant abdoul karim traore glenn j. travers walter philip travers felicia yvette traylor-bass james anthony trentini mary barbara trentini lisa l. trerotola karamo baba trerra michael angel trinidad francis joseph trombino gregory james trost willy q. troy william p. tselepis jr. zhanetta valentinovna tsoy michael patrick tucker lance richard tumulty ching ping tung simon james turner donald joseph tuzio robert t. twomey jennifer lynn tzemis john g. ueltzhoeffer >> and my father, sugiyama. dad, thank you for always being there with us. please stay at our sides forever. and to all of japanese people and my little brother

seth molten defeated john tierney. tierney is the first sitting massachusetts congressman to lose a primary since 1992. eric: we have new information about the u.s. air marshal who was stabbed with a syringe at an airport. martha: a virus spreading across the u.s. eric: as the president gets ready to lay out his plans for fighting isis 12 hours from now, the white house says he does have the authority to take action. so why hasn't he done more? bob mckuhn joins us with what he thinks of the president's plan. >> you have to instill fear and respect as president. i think he has lost both fear and respect from our enemies. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hosp

a show of hands, how many of you raffled here from another dimension to escape the tierney of the giant squirrels. you are safe here, my friends. very smart. let me go to you, buck. should she beacon grat lated -- should she be congratulated for raising aware -- awareness? opening somebody's eyes about racism? >> definitely no. it has actually gotten to a point when ever something like this happens students assume. there have been so many of these kinds of hoaxes and they see this thing and they have to think to themselves this has to be one of the students who wants to start a dialogue. and by that i mean lecture the whole community on a problem that we are actually not suffering through right now. what i find amazing is that generally speaking students who do this they don't get in trouble. >> they never do. they are falling to the category of mentally ill or attention seeking and mentally ill. they get sympathy for -- it happens all the time. as a racist, you must be deeply offended by this. it diminishes your real racism. >> thank you for pointing it out, finally. i just find it sho

long-time massachusetts democrat john tierney was beaten in his primary this week by a young challenger. he's a united states marine, he's a veteran of the iraq war, he served four tours of duty in iraq over the course of five years. he said in his campaign for congress when he launched it that although he opposed the war in iraq, he never regretted doing what he could to serve his count country. with more than 1,000 americans back in iraq and an air strike campaign being expanded not just there but potentially over the border in syria, veterans of the iraq war have perspective on this that was earned the hard way and ought to be listened to. joining us is seth multon. thafrpg thanks for being here. i have to ask if there's a sort of level of insight that we ought to be looking to iraq veterans for when we consider these new decisions about war and what looks like war inside of iraq and potentially in syria. to veterans have something special to add to the conversation? >> i think we zo. actually, ten years ago last month, i was serving as a marine and my mission was to be a military ad

joining us is mike tierney. mike, thank you very much for joining us. so the ravens cutting rice. nfl suspending him indefinitely. and apparently, the nfl saying they had not either seen this disturbing new video that was first released by tmz. what's your take on this increasingly bizarre situation? >> first of all, it's amazing they had not seen this tape with the investigative tools they have. given the timing with commissioner saying he erred only giving rice a two-week suspension and the guidelines now much more serious punishment for such infractions, the video coming out very bad timing, as far as rice and the ravens are concerned. so he's cut. it's interesting to see if he's picked up at some point. he's a very good runs degree back and may have played the last game in the nfl. >> there have been more calls about what should happen to nfl commissioner roger goodell this morning. a lot of discussion of whether or not he or the nfl had seen this latest video and, and if so, what should happen to them if they decided after seeing it for a two-game suspension. the nfl apparent

and congressman john tierney becomes the first sitting somes misdemocrat in more than two decades toaten by seth moulton, an ex-marine with three harvard degrees. this is last night. all primaries before november's general election. >> big news from the great state of massachusetts. >>> officials in two states asking the supreme court to reinstate their bans on same-sex marriage. from indiana and wisconsin, coming five days after a panel struck down the bans. it will remain in effect until a final league ruling is issued. the high court could decide as early as this month whether to take up that case. >>> listen up students, want to get paid well after college? we've got the list of schools whose graduateds get paid handsomely. >> handsomely. >> your is on the list. liberate your spine, ahhh-ahhhhhh aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim in just four days. ahh! four days? yep. find out how fast aflac can pay you, at aflac.com. i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like

the tierney-warner bill to enable students to renegotiate their loans at a much lower interest rate has a big impact on families and entrepreneurship for these young people. and of course the center of it all, when women succeed, america succeeds. equal by -- -- equal pay. raising minimum wage. over 60% of the people making it are women. paid sick leave and relating to education, quality, affordable child care. to unleash the power of women in the work force and the economy. so our title, when women succeed, america succeeds, is not just a title for an economic agenda for women and families. it is a statement of absolute fact. our country's economy will succeed as women succeed. so that's what tomorrow is. it marks that day. six years ago. because of the policies, the republican policies that they have been espousing, their economic and fiscal policies, we could not have an economy by monday. an economy. we're not going back to that place. we're going to continue to fight that fight. to put the middle class first. and the first -- in the first 100 days of a new congress to put the middl

war veteran a political newcomer seth moulton defeated nine term democratic commerce member john tierney in massachusetts. in new york, democratic governor andrew cuomo won the democratic nomination, defeating his main challenger, zephyr teachout. "the new york times" said teachout posted the strongest challenge to incumbent governor since the state primaries began in 1970. residents of ferguson, missouri packed a city council meeting last night, the first since last month's police killing of 18-year-old african american michael brown. the city council unveiled reforms that have stemmed from activist demand, putting a citizen review board for police, a cap on how much of city revenue can come from fines, and a one-month recall program for warrants. the number of residents was criticism the reform still go far enough, calling for the resignation of top officials and the arrest of the officer who shot brown, darren wilson. over the course of the night, many who rose to speak gave their name simply as "mike brown." the meeting came as the senate held a hearing on the militarization of polic

we have long supported for 60 years we've supported tierney across the middle east. >> i have some hesitations about what you're saying but let's take it for a moment at face value because i'm curious if you feel the press is, you know, too complacent going along with what the government, what the president is say being this latest war and not saying what you're saying. >> the media and the political establishment in this country can either be two things, sir. they can be idiots and they really don't understand or they can be liars. i think they're the latter. >> okay. you're only putting two buckets here, idiots or liars, you wouldn't put a third or fourth or fifth bucket here? >> not right now, sir. we have 20 years of the islamists telling us exactly what they're fighting about, and then matching their words with deeds. and we have 20 years of american presidents and most media people saying that, don't listen to them. we know better than they do what they're doing. they're nar cysts, they're nad men. >> i'd like to think we're not idiots or liars but well intentioned people who are trying

john patrick tierney marry ellen tiesi william randall tieste kenneth francis tietjen stephen edwardharles timmes michael e. tinley jennifer m. tino robert frank tipaldi john james tipping ii david tirado hector luis tirado jr. michelle lee titolo alicia nicole titus john j. tobin richard j. todisco otis v. tolbert vladimir tomasevic stephen kevin tompsett thomas tong doris torres luis eduardo torres amy elizabeth toyen christopher michael traina daniel patrick trant abdoul karim traore glenn j. travers walter philip travers felicia yvette traylor-bass james anthony trentini mary barbara trentini lisa l. trerotola karamo baba trerra michael angel trinidad francis joseph trombino gregory james trost willy q. troy william p. tselepis jr. zhanetta valentinovna tsoy michael patrick tucker lance richard tumulty ching ping tung simon james turner donald joseph tuzio robert t. twomey jennifer lynn tzemis john g. ueltzhoeffer >> and my father,

in massachusetts, an upset as 18-year incumbent john tierney became the fourth incumbent to lose a primarys year. and scott brown nearly cracked 50% in soundly securing the gop senate nomination. >> i'm so grateful tonight. i'm honored to be your nominee for united states senator. men and women, young and old, some well off, some of them struggling. all across new hampshire, people are voting for change because they want the best for our state and for our country. >> but there's one superpac that worked very hard to defeat brown. they're a pac designed to end pacs by candidates who support finance reform. tired of big money in politics. raising nearly $8 million, including millions from a popular kickstarter. but in the new hampshire race, they spent $1.6 million supporting former state senator jim rubens who just lost. where does the movement go from here? joining me now is may day pac's founder. it's a pleasure to have you back. this is an important issue you're raising and few others are right now. and the question is, is this a setback? and how much if so? you released a statement toda

massachusetts democrat john tierney: >> you didn't take any action. you didn't have him arrested. you didn't have him continue to be under observation, did you? >> mr. gonzalez at the time denied any interest or any intent to harm anyone. he indicated that his information relative to the map in his car was given to him by another individual who had recommended places in washington, dc, to sight see. >> woodruff: pierson was also asked to explain revelations in the "washington post" that it took the secret service four days to realize a gunman hit the white house seven times back in 2011. >> woodruff: maryland democrat elijah cummings cited one of several agents who decided against contradicting their bosses' view that the shots were not directed at the white house... >> she did not challenge her supervisor for fear of being criticized. she later told investigators. now, director pierson, as a former agent and now director pierson, as a former field agent, and as the head of the agency -- that has to concern you tremendously, is that right? >> yes, sir. it does. it's unacceptable.

i draw the line in the dust, and toss the gauntlet at the feet of tierney and say segregation now, segregationmorrow, segregation forever. of course, by the time that wallace went to gettysburg in june of 1863, or actually, slightly after, the federal government had already forced the university of alabama to desegregate. wallace had to sort of stand aside as the national guard admitted two students into the school. but wallace went to gettysburg. hef attended a redead tags of the alabama monument, which had been placed in 1933. he gave a speech which i won't quote at length. but wallace's speech was very, very clear. the country should, quote, look to the south, end quote, as the true defender, quote, of the rights of states and individuals. wallace also said that the country was on the brink of civil warfare. that also is a quote. and told his colleagues in the senate that if they passed a public accommodations bill, mandating that public accommodations be open, regardless of color, this is wallace, quote, you should make preparations to withdraw all our troops from berlin, vietnam, and the

. >> and the other book is a little more radical and that is a gateway to tierney. the side-by-side with the 1968 but it is scary of the overlaps. >> keeping records on law abiding people with that gothic type the way it was published but to create the 1938 law you will see parts of the congressional record for the hearing record that dog had a copy that they loaned them to the library of congress but england had the same legislation so they did not have to translate the law for what they wanted to do. but he was aware of it. >> with the republic registration to be well intentioned but with some of that literature the legislation was well intentioned if you disagree with that can you tell us why and if you agree on what basis you believe it was well-intentioned? >> they perceive themselves as being well attention to it is the difficult thing to do but by and large of the of republic wanted to do those things but they had the proclivity to do that. but with that hyper inflation communist shooting police from buildings, nazis murdering people, but what do you come up

tierney is the first incumbent to lose the primary since 1992. back to you guys. >> senator scott brown a little bit later will be on our show live to tell us how he wants to win in november. >> he had a big year, planning a wedding in his family. >> two. it would weddings. >> a lot has been happening overnight including details pouring in over joan rivers' death. heather nauert is here. what did we learn? >> welcome back. great to have you here. new information about joan rivers and folks who have these routine procedures, in an outpatient facility need to listen. the surgery that led to joan rivers' death, a new report says her doctor decided to perform an unplanned biopsy that ended up cutting off her air supply and that is what ultimately killed her. according to new york's daily news that procedure is only supposed to be performed at a hospital. rivers only signed off on having an end scop parliamentaryy performed that day. >>> a record number of people, children, are sick with that powerful virus that leaves kids gasping for air. it is now

a democrat, iraq war veteran, he beats john tierney, a veteran democratic incumbent by running on thatoint, saying this congress is useless, i know you're mad at this congress, you can't just blame the republicans, let's kick some of the veteran democrats out and start a conversation. how much do you make of that? >> i think there are specific circumstances to that race. such as tireny's wife wife was implicated in a tax scandal involving an offshore betting ring that led to tierney's problems. but the issue of voters wanting change is significant, throwing out an incumbent who has been around for 18 years is something that all incumbents are worried about. voters are tired of what you're seeing in washington, if you're an incumbent who is running, you'll have to worry about that feeling on the ground. >> only the fourth, the fourth incumbent, first democrat, fourth incumbent to lose this year. >> well that's the primary. >> just the primaries. >> chris, election day, a little less than eight weeks away, we'll see if more incumbents get their walking papers, shall we say. >> all we wan

moulton a first time can date and iraq wartime veteran was ahead of tierney. 91st3% of precincts reporting. that's according to the associated press. live now on c-span3, house homeland security subcommittee hearing from homeland security department and state department officials about the threat of isis domestically. that is happening right now. border and homeland security officials testifying. after that hearing we are planning to open our phone lines to get your thoughts about whether isis poses a threat to the u.s. here at home. you can also react on our cebook page at facebook.com/c-span. quick reminder that president obama will be speaking to the nation tonight about his plan to defeat isis. his address from the white house starts tonight at 9:00 eastern on the c-span networks. and we'll take your comments afterwards. also defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chief staff chair will come to capitol hill. they'll speak to the senate armed services committee on the threat posed by isis. we'll have live coverage of his testimony next tuesday morning on c-span3. the a.p. reporting sec

a bipartisan letter to the president and i was joined by chairman issa as well as representative tierney, the chairman and ranking member of the national security subcommittee. in that letter, we press the president to finally nominate an inspector general at the state department, a position that had remained vacant for five years. i've also supported legislation to help i.g.s do their job more effectively and efficiently. such as the i.g. reform agent of 2008. last month, after receiving the letter from 47 i.g.s, i co-signed with coburn and the homeland security and the government affairs committee as well as chairman issa. in that letter, we express our bipartisan concern to the office of management and budget about access issues raised by three i.g.s testifying here today from the peace corps, the department of justice and the environmental protection agency. when congress passed the inspector general act in 1978, section 6 of that legislation authorized i.g.s to have very broad access to agency records. this provision was intended to give i.g.s wide latitude to conduct their audits a

you have no clue that tierney can come from any nation. you can be the poorest nation on earth and you can be tyrannical. so being a third world country doesn't make you immune, to become a tyrant. there was sheikh resilient nature to state the following come we are commanded by god, to terrorize, and it's in our koran. and he said the were terrorized in arabic. if you check the were terrorized in the crime, you'll find it all over. mohammed himself stated, i've been victorious through terror. so you wonder why they're doing terrorism? it's in the koran. their ideology, th their books e telling them that. that's why i'm not criticizing the people. i'm criticizing the book. the sharia law because it's creating martyrs. and this is what we have to deal with. if anybody comes to kelly, oh, you're a racist because your criticizing islam. no, no, no. i'm not a racist but i'm not criticizing people. i'm criticizing the ideology. you have to be very firm and self confident that your criticizing the ideology. you are white muslims, black muslims,

john tierney lost to seth molton for the u.s. house sixth district seat. was leading 51% to 40% when the associated press called the race for the challenger. he moved on to face former state senator richard tasay in november in the district, which is located northeast of boston. >>> a senate committee today examined global cyber terrorism as well as other terrorist threats including those from isis as well as home grown terrorists and their potential impact on the u.s. homeland. witnesses included officials from the homeland security department, the national coun r counterterrorism center and the fbi. >>> good morning, everyone. great to see you. welcome. we thank you for joining us. we look forward to your testimony. most every year, this committee holds a hearing to review a multitude of threats to our homeland and to examine how our government is working to counter those threats. rehear from the department of homeland security, the fbi, the national counterterrorism center to keep americans safe. we also hear about actors in cyberspace who want to drain

the media becomes a mechanism for tierney. the american people are dearly -- dealing with tyranny, which the mass media and the military industrial complex. together at the corporate hip and turning around and trying to rationalize to america. nowhere is this more evident in the war that we are now encountering. your guest is absolutely ridiculous. guest: thank you. you made 17 or 18 interesting points and i will try to respond. it is important that this is not some old -- 02-year-old washed in. personal destruction, the impeachment,dal, government shutdown, and yet it was a productive time because we still have the ability to have a constructive collusion of ideas. i am not harkening back to the 1800s story. this is much more a part of our current clinical dynamic. the other point patrick makes is important, to think about the importance of technology. technology changed the way we interact in the way we imagine ourselves in democracy. there is no way to put that back in the box. i would say with great humility, c-span should

millions of defensive civilians who have been forced to live under the tierney of isis terrorists also us. there is deception come into their relief is our sensibility. we call on the international committees to stand by our side in this war and to support our efforts and and of the law the law of international organizations and friendly countries in alleviating the suffering of refugees who still look forward to the return to their homeland and get rid of isis. this organization is transnational and intercontinental and we come confirm that this can only be achieved by forming a unified global fund to take measures to fight the approach to its financial and military sources. >>> i would like to thank you all for coming to this event. if he believes memorial symposium. as my colleague dennis ross explained at the start of the symposium, we have two panels one of which was looking backward and one of which was looking forward. now we are going to be looking forward to coming and we said as a tidal wave moving target of the art and science of middle east policy planning and it couldn't b

power in his power of the military and the opportunity for war to take civil liberties and impose a tierney james madison who was the guy who drafted the constitution was the leader of the fight for the constitution of virginia. his reply was not oh don't worry the declare war clause is there. don't worry congress has permission. the answer was this said under constitution as it is in england the sword and the purse are separate. the parliament can always cut off funds if the king chooses to fight a war and he said so will be the united states. congress can -- always have control and without it the president cannot wage war. so i agree that it's that check however today congress has chosen to fund the wars. it's not a failure of the constitution our democratic system. it's just that congress and the president are in agreement. >> clearly congress has the power. >> there is more than one way to try to corral the president. the fare war clauses one and madison did state the power of the person able congress to address all of its grievances and in fact it did so on one occasion. the vietnam wa

martin luther king, he is , fightinghese folks against tierney and injustice for all people, we seemo be going back in time. caller: do you think this --host: do you think the study will accomplish anything? caller: sure it will. we need to start to get a grip, though. people in this country, this isis, who's going to fight them? ost: or, good morning. caller: -- next caller, good morning. have a concern. i hear about what is going on with racism within law enforcement communities. this is not new, it has been going on for a long time. i appreciate c-span for bringing it up, but -- think abouto you the study, first and foremost? i think it is a great beginning, but there is some oversight that needs to be done to make sure that the money is being directed and actually put into proactive roles. the line forled on law enforcement, what is your background? caller: i am actually an engineer. host: rebecca, hello. hi, where i live we have a lot of people coming in. i see them in the doctor's offices and they don't have -- they are not just children. i have lived here for many years and th