. >> joining me now, democratic representative from ohio, tim ryan, and vice president of taxpayers forommon sense, steve ellis. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me. thank you. >> you've been very vocal about earmarks. i want to quote you something senator murkowski said today. she said an earmark moratorium will not reduce the level of spending by one cent or decrease the deficit. we recognize we need to stop out of control spending. the logic seems pretty impeccable to me when it seems we're talking less than one half of 1% of the budget. >> it's still $15.9 billion. and clearly, you're not going to get one to one complete savings. if you eliminate earmarks, you try to reduce some of the spending and reduce the scope of the budget to that same level, you're going to save billions of dollars. we have a big hole and we're going to do everything we can. congress should be looking in the couch cushions to save money. >> it seems to me the problem isn't actually the level of spending, but the degree to which the mechanism is open to abuse. i mean, it doesn't seem to me you're going

here's a quote from tim ryan.other jones reports sifma asked bank regulators to study the rule as soon as the first study they asked for is done. if you ting it is only republicans like backus doing the bidding jim webb says he pushed for a vote on a one-time tax on wall street's bailout windfall bonus and e he failed. quote, i got so much froth from democrats saying any vote like that was going to screw up fund raising. with us tonight on this documentary film maker michael moore whose works include "capitalism: a love story." good to see you. >> good to see you. next time, form yourself into a corporation. then you can give to whoever as much as you want, nobody cares. if your bosses have a problem they can take it up with skalia. welcome back. >> thank you kindly. thanks for your help. to this larger thing. >> yes. >> the volker rule, why is it so important? >> first of all, i have to say it's so funny that president obama did everything that capitalism in wall street would have wanted him to do. he voted for t

pennsylvania on this show, peter defazio of oregon, daniel lipinski, larry kissell, north carolina, tim ryan of ohio, michael quigley of illinois and also albio sires of new jersey. sos on the all across the country. not just conservatives, most of the conservatives and moderates wiped out of the party. now let's look at this issue, "usa today," i mentioned, a gallup poll on the cover today, fascinating number, they have asked people, should the democrats basically stick to their principle, the question, the way they put it, 59% of democrats think it more important for political leaders, democrats to compromise only 18% stay is more important to stick to their believes. congressman garamendi, 18% say stick to the democratic line, this is democrats talking, democratic voters, 59% compromise. what do you think? >> of course we must compromise. we're going to have to compromise. >> have you been doing it for two years? have you been doing it for two years or just -- go ahead. >> chris, you know there's been major efforts to do just that. it was the republicans who absolutely refused to work wit

even a guy lime tim ryan, a young congressman, a good democrat.nancy pelosi getting thrown overboard. they know when redistricting comes around even more democrats will get thrown overboard. especially and primarily obama care. shannon: we are seeing the growing list of antipelosi democrats. we'll see how she fares going forward. new word that the justice department is forking over tens of millions of your taxpayer dollars to cities and states that refuse to enforce immigration laws. and remember this international woman of mystery? there is word she and nine other deep cover russian spies were when trayed by one of their own -- were betrayed by one of their own. and we told but this amazing torry. the mother that was brought back from the dead days after her body was put into a deep freeze. now this just might be the future of e.r. medicine. our medical a-team weighs in. >> they told me how long i was frozen and they had to thaw me out. i didn'tll know that was possib. of vitamins, fiber, or minerals. and who brings you more natural colors than c

. >> so his 64-year-old mother, edith parks, sought out congressman ryan's aide jackie speier. timheard the conversation. >> and edith parks walked up to jackie speier, and said, i'm being held prisoner here. i want to go home. >> this is jackie speier walking back with edith parks to talk to the rest of the family. in this nbc video from that day. tim carter will never forget what a jones loyalist said to him. >> and she goes, well, it looks like we're all going to die. >> speier tape-recorded a statement by the oldest daughter, brenda parks. >> what is your wish today? >> to go back home. >> and where is home? >> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. the woman she passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became very agitated, very upset, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought, okay, this is the day i'm going to die. >> but marceline left tracy an ope

. >> so his 64-year-old mother, edith parks, sought out congressman ryan's aide jackie speier. tim walked up to jackie speier, and said, i'm being held prisoner here. i want to go home. >> this is jackie speier walking back with edith parks to talk to the rest of the family. in this nbc video from that day. tim carter will never forget what a jones loyalist said to him. >> and she goes, well, it looks like we're all going to die. >> speier tape-recorded a statement by the oldest daughter, brenda park. >> what is your wish today? >> to go back home. >> and where is home? >> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. the woman she passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became very agitated, very upset. tried to talk with him. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day i was going to die. >> but she left tracy a reopening to join her family. >> and she goes, you don't w

tim brant has more. >> good morning. they prepare for the vikings. clinton portis injured his groin again. ryan has a hamstring injury. knee. another player injured himself. the washington capitals have serious problems. nobody seems to know what caused them. alexander ovechkin, a tough loss to the devils last night. now they have a losing record on road. allen-scored washington -- outscored washington. an embarrassing game for the capitals. the capitals have given up 15 goals in the last three games. an embarrassing loss to the devils. have a great day, everybody. >> i know a adam caskey is disappointed. 53 degrees. 5:30.ws continues actiot >> and behind-the-scenes heading into the grand finale on the dance floor. >> police are looking for a man they believe broke in tto a home. >> there's a cold front >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead this half hour, a second look at the controversial airport security, a new poll that shows how divided passengers really are. good morning, washington. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, november 23. i am alison starling. >> i am

ryan white scored. giving the falcons a 26-21 victory. >> the redskins will return to action monday night. >> tim brant has morning sports. >> good morningals were in a physical game last night, this time against the tampa bay lightning. the sixth straight victory. let's go downtown. the capitals on the power play. he will but this shot. three-two, capitals. house we to that is. his 11th goal of the year. from the left wing, the capitals' unbeaten. brian zimmerman has won another award. his closest competitor is david wright along with scott bolden. tgif. >>> the news continues with good morning washington at 5:30. >>> the smithsonian institute in the cross hairs. the government climate out of debt could affect the free museum. >>> the latest on naqoura carnival cruise ship "splendor", coming up. carnival cruise ship "splendor", coming up. >>> we cannot ♪golden morning family's smiling♪ ♪gonna be a special day anncr: for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o'lakes all-natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, whole-grain diet with no added antibiotics or hormones. ♪pure and simple always natural♪ ♪our best eggs say land

with eric cantor, paul ryan, and darrell issa. at 3:00, tim pawlenty and rick perry, chris van hollen, and senator-elect pat to me. -- pat toomey. then, more talk about the elections with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and house minority whip james clyburn. that begins at noon eastern. 1:00 -- meet the press. 3:00 p.m. -- state of the union on cnn. listen for them all on c-span radio. on you ripho -- on your iphone, satellite radio, or online. >> it is harmless to make a start out of britney spears or cher. when one takes the notion of starting out into the national security realm, then lives are -- of stardom into the national security wrong, then lives are at stake. americans get wise. in that amount of time, case and may harm -- chaos and mayhem may come to reign. >> derek leebaert will critique several foreign policy leaders tonight on "q&a." >> this weekend on afterwards hamilton.er nigel he profiles several presidents. he is interviewed by richard norton smith. that is this weekend on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. h