i'm out at warren michael's house right now in the back room. >> calling you? >> yeah. guess who's in the kitchen, chevy chase and paul simon. i said you're kidding me? no, no. but anyway, i'll let you know. >> yeah. >> so i sent in my tapes and a week later he calls me, back out at warren michael's house, guess who's in the kitchen, dan ak kroid. you're kidding me? >> i think they liked your tapes. really, dan akroid's in the kitchen. yeah. they flew me in for an audition and i never thought i'd get it because i'm a standup comic. so many peach people. it seemed like the whole plane was full of people going to audition. itch the pilot came out of the cockpit, hey, you guys think this is funny for my audition. and i'm the only one that's nervous because i'm not going to get the show, but, you know, i go in and i audition and studio 8h where they shoot the show and i'm in front of warren michael's and dennis miller and dunn who was the leftover from the year before, dana, john lef itz, and i just do some of my stand up, you know, the tonight show and some of the characte

some potential challenges folks like elizabeth warren bernie sanders, jim webb in that 2016 primary fight. i think she predicted the year incorrectly. >> michael warren, we leave it there, kevin thanks to you both. >> thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year. >>> it is a city that became known for violent crime, but is chicago making any progress ending the blood shetshed there? a report just being released and we're live with details. >>> a new travel website promises to help you find cheaper airfares. that site is in landing in court. what is the airlines' complaint and will this lawsuit fly in our legal panel weighs in. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> we're learning new details now on a dangerous year for police officers across the country. the number of officers killed by firearms jumping by 56% this year, with 50 officers killed by guns in the line of duty. 15 of those officers were ambushed. in total 126 law enforcement officers

bill: breaking news now, we'll see what michael warren has to say.the incredible story of a man's battle with a rare form of cancer. what he has received at christmas time that could be life saving. >> it's just amazing, support and all the people half come together to help me. it's been a godsend, it really has, and i'm really blessed. [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, breathe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is everything. bill: looks like jeb bush is in, officially saying he will be actively considering a run for the white house. staff writer for the weekly standard, how are you, mike, you were just talking about this yesterday. >> i'm great. bill: good morning to you. let's talk about a primary battle for jeb bush. immediately you think of two images, right? two issues

warren is going to run? >> i don't think we should count her out. i think -- speaking to michael's point here about populism. there's just throughout american political landscape right now i think that right now people want authentic candidate. elizabeth warren comes on as very authentic person. that is what people are graph stating towards we saw that in 2008. b. >> schieffer: what do you think, peggy? >> she's looking like someone who is starting to see herself as a leader. she is i think trying to lead the progressive wing, maybe leading the progressive wing of the democratic party. progressive wing on republican party, too. i think there is potential there. if she goes forward if mrs. clinton does not run. i don't know if she would go forward if mrs. clinton does. but maybe she would and maybe it would rock the house. there might be -- >> some mistakes in 2008 i wouldn't be surprised see if warren gets -- >> schieffer: we ought to talk about demonstrations yesterday. this story is story that is not going away. do you think this is going to be a significant thing in the coming e

warren. back with the round table right now, michael, melinda and hogan. nights in politics. i think the fact that senator warren, in a manner somewhat leek ted cruz saying cause of trouble. doe dee don't go along anymore. >> well, nobody wants to see a government shutdown. but, i don't think -- >> ted c rrruz wasn't afraid of one. >> but nobody wants to see a check on wall street and roll backs, either. it isn't just liberals on the hill. i don't think you see people say boy, i wish we'd get off the backs of wall street and carried interest. i think that's where the public is. there's a lot of that kind of populous feeling among ordinary republicans, monot the ones on e hill. >> well, one of the charges on the right, if the dem kraic party doesn't get populous, they're going to get snaked by the republicans. they'll come from the libertarian right saying you guys will be in bed too long. >> i think that's accurate. what's interesting to me is if you get this bill to the house rngs you're going to have some weird relationship between elizabeth warren and te

not signing up for any candidate yet, but i do think that elizabeth warren represents an exciting possibility. >> i want to go to michael we saw more than 300 obama campaign staffers are calling for elizabeth warren to get into the race, what do you think? >> i think secretary clinton need a main event, senator warren is a main event. she poses a lethal challenge to senator clinton in a primary, what she needs, meaning senator clinton, is a barry sanders. >>> when we come back -- republicans turn on ted cruz. democrats turn on the white house. we'll explain in just a moment. >>> but first, our powerhouse puzzler, last night marcus mariota was awarded the heisman trophy. name the president who encouraged safety reforms to the game after his son was injured playing football at harvard? back in 90 seconds with the answer. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports

michael grim, sorry. rookie of the year, elizabeth warren. it holding her ground in that office.r stronger commitments to the inequality issue, toet banks getting bail out with no strings attached and i like the way she's holding that offer. >> she has proven herself to be an incredibly savvy, incredibly politician. >> she's new to it right? >> and people forget, she had a rough campaign. her learning curve was very apparent. you walk into that thing, that is like the modern day campaign. even if you're really smart, really accomplished you really get it through a horrible arena. >> all right. next category is biggest surprise of the year. >> okay, let's see. >> oh that there were no indictments from iert grand jury. yes, ferguson had some grey areas. but eric garner the tape, i mean, i was shocked. i had friends saying oh you thought it was going to go the right way? i was hurt and saddened and felt so repressed. >> was part to have that shock that it was new york? >> yes. >> but then was part of the answer that it was staten island? >> well, right. then, when i factored that in

michael, we'll see. >>> coming up, what about the other potential candidate? senator elizabeth warren. she says no. but is she already having an impact? please keep this conversation going on our facebook page or tweet us, @politicsnation. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ and mama loves you. how you're going to survive ianother harsh winter,d or stay dry from torrential rain showers, or savor the last warm rays of sun... step inside the jeep® grand cherokee... and wonder no more. this is the jeep® grand cherokee. the most awarded suv ever. well-qualified lessees can lease the 2015 grand cherokee laredo for $369 a month. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. >>> breaking news tonight out of pakistan where the taliban militants stormed a military-run school today, killing at least 132 children and ten staff members, including the school principal. at least 124 others were wounded. the seven gunmen who all wore e

michael, good to see you. a lot of territory to cover. let's start by listening to elizabeth warren's attack on this key provision of this bill. >> this provision goes too far. citigroup is large and it is powerful. but it is a sing private company. it shouldn't get to hold the entire government hostage to threaten a government shutdown in order to roll back important protections that keep our economy safe. >> okay, michael, so the writer that we're talking about here rolls back a key provision of the dodd-frank financial industry reform law. we get that. what was citibanks, citigroup's involvement in all this? >> well, it depends on who you talk to. some would say that they wrote the legislation. you had jamie dimon from jp morgan, the bankers were clearly behind this. they were saying that this is not good for us. and really they want to be able to do those trades, those pushes and swaps as they call them with money that is insured by the american people. and that was part of the dodd-frank reform. we don't want them playing with this is what the dodd-frank legislation said if it in

i'm dorian warren in for melissa harris-perry. in the wake of the michaelcross the country, there's been a lot of talk about the need for better community policing. president obama on thursday took a step towards that goal by signing an executive order creating the task force on 21st century policing. the task force is chaired by charles ramsey and lori robinson, a george mason criminology professor. that announcement came at a week with a stark reminder from cleveland, ohio, of how far the relationships still have to go and how police unions factor in. in police custody, died just a few hours later on november 13th. and 12-year-old tamir rice, who was in possession of pellet gone was shot and killed by a police officer on november 22nd. activists from ferguson have joined the rice and anderson families in cleveland for a weekend of resistance, which began with a rally this morning at the recreation center near where tamir was fatally shot. one protest last weekend at cleveland's nfl stadium wrinkled the head of the city's police union. cleveland browns wid

michael shure joining us. a battle between nancy pelosi and the president of her own party. what do you make of it? >> yeah, barack obama against nancy pelosi, against senator warren maxine waters. the president has done the lobbies and the vice president, and his chief of staff went up to the hill to try to lobby this bill. it's a really unusual set of circumstances we're seeing right now. and there are some options for this to go forward. there is a double continuing resolution, they could put one together to fund the government for the next few days while they work out the detains of the continuing resolution. so it's not exactly what the leadership wanted and they are trying to wrangle to see who is going to take the blame as well. >> maxine waters from california came out and told reporters that she was unhappy with the white house lobbying, that she was uncomfortable with that kind of pressure. when it's her own president that she is uncomfortable with, isn't that embare racing for the white house? >> i would say it is. a lot of democrats woke up astonished that the white house said it would sign the bill. because all of these things are a real problem for d

to senator warren, they are not happy with the roll back, and the campaign finances has former speaker up in arms so it is a little bit troubling. so there is a real possibility, and michael shore for us, michael good to see you, thank you. now to the. dr.i.a.'s defense of it's interrogation. that he used inhumane methods to interrogate detainees. he says some officers used unauthorized techniques and says it is a possible to know ever for sure if the problem or the program led to any useful intelligence, mike joins issued live now from the white house, and mike, john sought to defend an agency really under fire right now. >> that's right and the agency is hit by outrage, called for accountability, made a rare and dramatic play a press conference right at ceo headquarters up the river here it was an effort to defend his agency and sure up morale at a beleaguer place, the cia. yes, some interrogations at times went too far. >> i consider them abhorrent, and i will leave to others how they may want to label those. but for me, it was something that is certain hi regrettable. >> but he dispute as major finding of the report. sha the information retained yielded no actionable

warren. a lot of people are following her tonight. jeb bush is on his way in. how far will he go? and look, there's president obama. growl, bear growl! and there's congressman michaelth more from the 2014 revvie awards. ke a sick hey amanda sorry to bother you, but i gotta take a sick day. vo: moms don't take sick days, moms take dayquil. vo: the non drowsy coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy head power through your day medicine. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ fact. when you take advil you get relief right at the site of pain. wherever it is. advil stops pain right where it starts. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. >>> we'll return to the revvies in a moment. first a word about the segment you're about to watch. this program was taped prior to the tragedy here in new york city. the execution of police officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos. these were two men doing important work out in the neighborhood protecting our community. it goes without saying th

michael brown. we don't see an indictment on white cops, but on black skin. >> some of the voices of people protesting in times square. among them, spike lee and his son. vince warren with us, executive director for constitutional rights. yesterday, the staten island grand jury cleared daniel pantaleo, the officer who actually put eric garner in the chokehold. your response? >> as a lawyer, i was absolutely shocked by this because when you have video evidence like that, the evidence we all saw, that tells more than half the story. what i think really ended up happening was the prosecutor very much like ferguson, i understand, presented all of the evidence to the grand jury, potentially failing to secure an indictment. it is the prosecutor's responsibility to get an indictment. when they start shifting the blame and people start thinking, it was the grand jury that did not indict the police officer, then we know we have a problem, a systemic problem were prosecutors are not taking responsibility for what their jobs are. clocks can you explain what a grand jury is, when it is called, what the failures are of the system? >> it is an old process that came from england.