up in here please a little bit let me go to tom cole said because i really have no interest in reaction to cheney psychodramas i kind of wish that all family would just go away but as for top goal fortunately there's no shotguns involved in this one you know oh i see where you go into that ok as for what tom cole said i he does have somewhat of a point you know i think that republicans we do need to obviously reach out to hispanics we need to reach out to african-americans but when we do we need to reach out to gays but when we do that we do it in a way where we kind of try to divide and conquer we try to crack off you know one particular group of demographic and then pander it and pander to it until you know presumably they'll come out and vote for us and they never do and i think really you know i think the christie strategy is the one that applies best here he won half the hispanic vote in new jersey during his recent reelection i think if you go out and you just speak honestly and you know forthrightly but you christie didn't speak honestly what do you do and then you don't suck up

as for what tom cole said he does have somewhat of a point you know i think that republicans we do need to obviously reach out to hispanics we need to reach out to african-americans but when we do we need to reach out to gays but when we do that we do it in a way where we kind of try to divide and conquer we try to crack off you know one particular group of demographic and then pander it and pander to it until you know presumably they'll come out and vote for us and they never do and i think really you know i think the christie strategy is the one that applies best here he won half the hispanic vote in new jersey during his recent reelection i think if you go out and you just speak honestly and you know forthrightly but you christie didn't speak honestly what do you assume when you don't suck up to them chris think that's the this was opposed to immigration reform he just he didn't talk about his policies he talked about what a nice guy you know the christie strategy was the reagan strategy to. talk about how extreme you are just get elected as a nice guy i don't think that's true at al

i just had representative tom cole of oklahoma come on the broadcast and i specifically asked him, whene can't work this system, he says, they help. he says, we have to help. it's the law, implement it. >> that's 100% right. and the fact is that obama care, even though it's been a horrible rollout which all will agree, absolutely horrible, it is the law. it will be implemented. you're not going to take away people's health insurance who have already enrolled. yes, there's going to have to be modifications and tweaks to it. but the republicans are not going to be able to repeal it. they need to seek to replace certain parts of it. but most important is that the president really had a rough ride on the rollout with these words -- you can keep your health care plan if you like it. period. and that's his problem is that you cannot keep -- everyone is not guaranteed to keep their health care plan. that's been a big problem for him this week. >> to the best and worst of the week. goldie, what's yours? >> my best of the week is the family of kendrick johnson who kept fighting until they got th

congressman tom cole says the senate out negotiating committee is close to a two year deal that would loosen up some parts of the sequester. >>> congressman trey radel will take a leave of absence as he undergoes enpatient addiction treatment before the announcement coming in the wake of his arrest in a federal drug sting. yesterday the first term republican pleaded guilty to buying 3.5 grams of cocaine. he was sentence to one year of probation and a $250 fine on the misdemeanor charge. >> i have no excuse for what i've done. and i'm not going to sit here and try to make any excuses for what i've done. sometimes in life you you need a wake-up call. this is my wake-up call. i've been struggling with this, but i've had my wake-up call. and i now know what i need. i need to take responsibility, own up to the sdegss that i've made, and move forward. >> radel's father by the way tells the cincinnati inquirer that radel met with top republicans including speaker boehner who urged the congressman not to resign. the editorial board in his district however says he must step aside. >>> the kenn

>> i don't know what tom cole has in mind. i feel we have a responsibility to look at everything but you understand that more revenue is not going to solve our economic problems, our budget problems. only economic growth is going to solve those. the issue is not are we taxing people to much less, we are spending too much. go to theve to do is historical averages of what spending is and what revenue is and we are about but to -- we are about up to those who store call revenues of 19% of gross national product. we are still way over the historical average for spending. we have to get it down. that is what sequestration is going to do. we have had something that has not happened for 60 years or let's say 50 years, between the korean war, we had back-to-back reductions of expenditures. 14, below 14d with which is broadest down from $1.5 trillion of deficits down to $600 billion of deficits. it is still too much but on a favorable path. andn, this is a bipartisan with the president's suggestion, sequestration is working. if it's wo

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representative tom cole, the former chairman of the republican campaign committee of oklahoma, is one of them telling reporters on october 25 that, and i quote mr. cole. i think both sides would like to deal with the sequester, and we're willing to put more revenue on the table to do that. mr. cole was one of the signers of that letter to which i referred saying let's replace the meat ax represented by the sequester. unfortunately, chairman ryan continues to rule out any talk of revenues which are the key to any meaningful compromise that will replace the sequester. now, mr. speaker, as you probably know and as i think my republican colleagues know, i have said now and i have said in the past, we must also deal with entitlements. e need a balanced plan, not an unbalanced plan. without a balanced plan, the sequester will remain in place and will hurt america. instead of just saying what he's against, it's time for mr. ryan and republicans to show a readiness to compromise to achieve results for the american people. mr. ryan is the chairman of the conference committee, yet he has to thi

one of those members as tom cole, republican from oklahoma. i want to ask you about what his role is in the budget conference. he wall street journal says is a guy with a large military presence in his district. it would be impacted by sequestration. he is an outspoken guy and willing to break with his party on occasion. what do you think his role will be? guest: i think over spent coal is a very thoughtful congressman who recognizes the concerns that we all have about the growing level of debt in this country. therefore, he will later critical role going forward with recommendations. i do think that recognizing that if there is no agreement, we that willa sequester go down to lower levels of spending for defense fund in mer 16th -- it does seem to that he will want to press for some way to find additional revenues or additional spending reductions that will allow for us to avoid further cuts in defense. at least for 2014, going forward. he will play a major role in this discussion. host: the bipartisan policy center has a turn on their webpag

one of those members as tom cole, republican from oklahoma.t to ask you about what his role is in the budget conference. he wall street journal says is a guy with a large military presence in his district. it would be impacted by sequestration. he is an outspoken guy and willing to break with his party on occasion. what do you think his role will be? guest: i think over spent coal is a very thoughtful congressman who recognizes the concerns that we all have about the growing level of debt in this country. therefore, he will later critical role going forward with recommendations. i do think that recognizing that if there is no agreement, we that willa sequester go down to lower levels of spending for defense fund in mer 16th -- it does seem to that he will want to press for some way to find additional revenues or additional spending reductions that will allow for us to avoid further cuts in defense. at least for 2014, going forward. he will play a major role in this discussion. host: the bipartisan policy center has a turn on their webpage that

your last weekend, colleague tom cole spoke to bloomberg tv.to the chance of passing in the next week. guest: i think different people in different states have different opinions. i do not think he was looking at me signing the bill. i think there'll be many more republicans coming on over the weekend and into next week. we have movement on both sides of the aisle. now we also have the american public getting more and more engaged. the faith-based community was here this week. the business community was here. a lot of farmers came to the capital. i would expect this district od next week, you will hear from constituents across the nation. i remember will hear how important this issue is and will do us a chance to focus when we get back, but the real question is when do we get to 218, and if we can do that quickly, the house will be stressed to bring immigration to the floor. a show laronda -- host: laronda in connecticut is on our line for democrats. go ahead. the safety of americans is a job you seem to take seriously, and if that is true, how

>> i don't know what tom cole has in mind. i am one person that feels we have a responsibility to look at everything. but you understand that more revenue is not going to solve our economic problems. our budget problems. only economic growth is going to solve those. the issue isn't are we taxing people too little, we're spending too much. all you have to do is go with the historical averages of what spending is and what revenue is and we're about back up to this historical revenues of 18, 19% of gross national product. we're still way over the historical average for spending. we have to get it down. that is what sequestration is going to do. you know we have had something that hasn't happened for 60 years. or let's say 50 years. since the korean war, we have had back-to-back reductions of expenditures heard in other -- that is buzz down from $1.5 trillion of deficits down to $600 billion of deficit heard it is still too much, but on a favorable path. bipartisan,is a bicameral, and with the resident suggestion, sequestration is

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