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. can they still count on winning it? speaking of senate race, does scott brown plan on running for the senate in new hampshire? does he plan on telling us? a blistering editorial this week told brown to put up or shut up. we'll talk with the man who wrote it. there are also democrats who have bigger, much bigger dreams for the woman who beat scott brown in massachusetts last year. what does the future hold for senator elizabeth warren? more importantly, is a future she even wants. plus the first named storm of the 2013 hurricane season to hit the united states is bearing down on the gulf coast. we actually want to begin with a brief update on that. bill kierans, good morning, bill. >> good morning to you, steve t. least thing we needed was a big storm coming on shore, the government would have to send fema during the shutdown. it looks like we will be a fawn event along the gulf coast. that's great news. can you go about your saturday morning. the storm looks very pathetic right now, actually, and considerably weakened overnight. it wouldn't surprise me at all if it gets downgraded
. can they still count on winning it? speaking of senate race, does scott brown plan on running for the senate in new hampshire? does he plan on telling us? a blistering editorial this week told brown to put up or shut up. we'll talk with the man who wrote it. there are also democrats who have bigger, much bigger dreams for the woman who beat scott brown in massachusetts last year. what does the future hold for senator elizabeth warren? more importantly, is a future she even wants. plus the...
First Look : MSNBC : October 28, 2013 5:00am-5:30am EDT
news right now. chris brown is behind bars right now. he was arrested on felony assault charges in washington d.c. after a fight near a hotel. brown is still on probation for his 2009 assault of then girlfriend rhiana. >> authorities in pennsylvania are warning people it is illegal to touch a pregnant woman's belly without permission. if someone annoys the woman with the prodding charges can be filed under the state harassment law. >>> key west, florida, more than 1,000 people turned out to watch the super hero parade. it was lead by diana nyad that swam from cuba to key west a few months ago. >> and a goolish experience for halloween. spooky decorations and flashing lights and masked workers are part of the experience along with the wash and wax options. very nice. >>> coming up, former massachusetts senator scott brown tests the waters in the granite state. that and the best political buzz of the morning. that is straight ahead. but first, your first look at business. good morning. >> good morning, that's right. apple slated to report it's earnings after today's closing bell. ana
news right now. chris brown is behind bars right now. he was arrested on felony assault charges in washington d.c. after a fight near a hotel. brown is still on probation for his 2009 assault of then girlfriend rhiana. >> authorities in pennsylvania are warning people it is illegal to touch a pregnant woman's belly without permission. if someone annoys the woman with the prodding charges can be filed under the state harassment law. >>> key west, florida, more than 1,000 people...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBC : October 8, 2013 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
the cliff that now looms before us, october 17th. just nine days from now. senator sherrod brown is an ohio democrat. senator, what do you make of your colleagues like rand paul, maybe you don't want to get personal, but they're out there saying don't worry. we're going to walk off the cliff like a cartoon character and just keep walking. "a," why are they saying it? "b," what's the danger of saying it now? >> why they're saying it, it's a political party or a dominant faction of a political party now that doesn't believe in climate change, doesn't believe the president's born in this country, doesn't believe in the promise of stem cell research. and now they're denying that going -- that not paying our bills, not doing the right thing as a nation is not a bad thing. i mean, they are so wrong on this. i've spent the last two or three days just calling business people in ohio. most of them republicans. i don't know their party in every case, but across the spectrum. a lot of bankers, business leaders, hospital administrators. what does all this mean to you? they're increasingly scared b
the cliff that now looms before us, october 17th. just nine days from now. senator sherrod brown is an ohio democrat. senator, what do you make of your colleagues like rand paul, maybe you don't want to get personal, but they're out there saying don't worry. we're going to walk off the cliff like a cartoon character and just keep walking. "a," why are they saying it? "b," what's the danger of saying it now? >> why they're saying it, it's a political party or a...
News Nation : MSNBC : October 28, 2013 2:00pm-3:00pm EDT
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, in new jersey. and chris brown in court today. he's now charged with felony assault for allegedly breaking a man's nose outside of a washington, d.c. hotel. could this be a violation of his probation stemming from the attack on rihanna. [ male announcer ] crabfest ends soon, so hurry in and try three succulent entrées. like our new snow crab and crab butter shrimp, just $14.99. only at red lobster where we sea food differently. [ male announcer ] now try 7 lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches,...
, chris brown heads to rehab. one woman's halloween crusade to deny candy to obese trick-or-treaters. plus a $40,000 extortion plot over this super bowl ring. >> to the millions of americans the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. aveeno® so ally bank has a that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> other stories making news this morning. chris brown has checked himself into a rehab facility following his arrest in washington, d.c. last weekend for allegedly punching another man. brown's rep says his goal is to gainand insight into his past and recent behavior. >>> ray
, chris brown heads to rehab. one woman's halloween crusade to deny candy to obese trick-or-treaters. plus a $40,000 extortion plot over this super bowl ring. >> to the millions of americans the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. aveeno® so ally bank has a that won't trap me in a rate. that's...
First Look : MSNBC : October 4, 2013 5:00am-5:30am EDT
. the browns are hungry for a third win and tied with the ravens. the browns travis benjamin with an unstoppable touchdown. late in the fourth, t.j. ward with the pick six sealing a victory for the browns, 37-24. the st. claire hospital in pittsburgh decked out babies in pry rats swag. precious. including bandanas and bats there. game one of the series. beltran blasts this 443 foot three-run homer in the third. he's tied with babe ruth for 15 postseason home runs. both are in eighth place overall. cardinals down the pie rots, 9-1. dodgers handle the braves winning, 6-1. >> squirrelling shenanigans. take a little nap there. he adopted a squirrel that popped up when a rainstorm came through. tiger seemed unenthused when she put him on his shoulder. he kind of warms up to it. i'm afraid they would bite. hey, you know what? sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. check this out. during a high school game, see that? it happened in iowa. a quarterback attempting a two-point conversion. he flips the ball behind his back before getting tackled and it's caught in the end zone. way to go.
. the browns are hungry for a third win and tied with the ravens. the browns travis benjamin with an unstoppable touchdown. late in the fourth, t.j. ward with the pick six sealing a victory for the browns, 37-24. the st. claire hospital in pittsburgh decked out babies in pry rats swag. precious. including bandanas and bats there. game one of the series. beltran blasts this 443 foot three-run homer in the third. he's tied with babe ruth for 15 postseason home runs. both are in eighth place...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBC : October 16, 2013 3:00am-4:00am EDT
, it is a hoax, there is no scientific consensus. >> that was republican paul brown of georgia. to be the next person we profiled be our latest installment of these are the people that are running the country. that's ahead. paws off, pal. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft. you keep the peace. we calm your congestion and pain. [ man ] thank you. thank you. [ female announcer ] you rally the team. you guys were awesome. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cough. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve even your worst cold and flu symptoms, so you can carry on with your day. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. >>> tonight right after the show at 9:00 p.m. eastern, i will be take over the twilter account for 30 minutes. if you haven't already go ahead and follow us with all in @twitter. it was actually a lot of fun. join me at 9:00 p.m. eastern at al
, it is a hoax, there is no scientific consensus. >> that was republican paul brown of georgia. to be the next person we profiled be our latest installment of these are the people that are running the country. that's ahead. paws off, pal. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft. you keep the peace. we calm your congestion and...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBC : October 15, 2013 8:00pm-9:00pm EDT
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is no scientific consensus. >> that was republican paul brown of georgia. to be the next person we profiled be our latest installment of these are the people that are running the country. that's ahead. in the nation, we know how you feel about your car. so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. because what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love, love is strange just another way we put members first. because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBC : October 11, 2013 12:00am-1:00am EDT
russian parliament got a visit from brian brown, head of the american anti-gay group. the russian language website about the committee testimony that day. now we will use google translate. here it is minus, you can zoom in there to the speech delivered to the russian parliament by brian brown. president of the national organization for marriage. and the head of it now -- brian, brian brown is confirming that he was there. he says, russian anti-game activists invited him to russia to address law makers there about their anti-gay laws. he did so. they posted a russian summary of his remarks on line which we have now translated. can see both versions to night at maddow blog.com. brian brown, wrapped up his remarks to the russian parliament by saying he thought his visit to russia will enable the development of this movement around the world. we will ban together. we will defend our children. and their normal civil rights. every child should have the right to have normal parents. he also did interviews with the russian media while he was there, talking about how important it is for th
russian parliament got a visit from brian brown, head of the american anti-gay group. the russian language website about the committee testimony that day. now we will use google translate. here it is minus, you can zoom in there to the speech delivered to the russian parliament by brian brown. president of the national organization for marriage. and the head of it now -- brian, brian brown is confirming that he was there. he says, russian anti-game activists invited him to russia to address...
challenge to the state's new law increasing access to abortionins. governor jerry brown signed the law yesterday. it permits certain medical personnel who are not doctors to perform the procedure. trained nurse practitioners, certified midwives and physician assistants will be permitted to perform some first trimester abortions. planned parenthood sponsored the early access to abortion bill and hopes by expanding access to the procedure, fewer women will desperately turn to unsafe providers. msnbc.com's national reporter joins us now. are there members of the medical community who are pushing back at this, or is this mostly conservatives and republicans who see this as a danger to women? >> tamron, they conducted a study over several years with medical professionals from public health researchers to sociologists training people in these procedures, trying to see, would it be just as safe for women if physicians assistants, nurse midwives and nurse practitioners performed first trimester abortions? it's a very simple procedure. what they found is that in both cases, in both groups, the
challenge to the state's new law increasing access to abortionins. governor jerry brown signed the law yesterday. it permits certain medical personnel who are not doctors to perform the procedure. trained nurse practitioners, certified midwives and physician assistants will be permitted to perform some first trimester abortions. planned parenthood sponsored the early access to abortion bill and hopes by expanding access to the procedure, fewer women will desperately turn to unsafe providers....
The Cycle : MSNBC : October 9, 2013 3:00pm-4:00pm EDT
in democratic senator sherrod brown who serves on the banking committee. he also had a letter endorsing yellen signed by a third of democratic senators this summer. it was a fairly unprecedented step of senators directly lobbying for a fed chair nominee. thanks for being with us today. >> glad to be with you. thanks. >> let me ask you two sides of this right out the gate. why did you feel this was the right nominee for jobs and economic recovery in this country? and two, if you could, senator, please speak to the criticism that some senators, including yourself, are getting too involved in a political engagement on the fed, which as we know traditionally supposed to be independent with regard to monetary policy. >> i don't think there was any moving towards ticking away the president's choices to make in terms of appointing a fed chair or any way were we anything but interested in a independent fed chair. where this came from is janet yellen's vice chair now with bernanke, she understands continuity and does something that's unusual in fed chair. that is her prospective fed ch
in democratic senator sherrod brown who serves on the banking committee. he also had a letter endorsing yellen signed by a third of democratic senators this summer. it was a fairly unprecedented step of senators directly lobbying for a fed chair nominee. thanks for being with us today. >> glad to be with you. thanks. >> let me ask you two sides of this right out the gate. why did you feel this was the right nominee for jobs and economic recovery in this country? and two, if you...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBC : October 15, 2013 11:00pm-12:00am EDT
scientific consensus. >> that was republican paul brown of georgia. to be the next person we profiled in our latest installment of these are the people that are running the country. that's ahead. ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&a book, with information from experts on your condition. >>> tonight right after the show at 9:00 p.m. eastern, i will be taking over the twitter account for 30 minutes. if you haven't already go ahead and follow us with all in @twitter. it was actually a lot of fun. join me at 9:00 p.m. eastern at all in. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder... ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions... it's where you see
scientific consensus. >> that was republican paul brown of georgia. to be the next person we profiled in our latest installment of these are the people that are running the country. that's ahead. ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging...
Hardball Weekend : MSNBC : October 12, 2013 5:00am-5:30am EDT
moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. welcome back to "hardball." if there's one thing senator ted cruz achieved to gut the president's health care law by shutting down the government, it's this. he success ked i-- cruz's tactics have had the opposite of their intended ee effect. >> no one has done more to strengthen obama care than ted cruz. since he started this crusade of his, the fact is over the last ten days support for obama care has gone up 7% in the country. not because obama care is working, not because it's played out well at all, but because he has given such a bad image to the anti-obama care forces. so president obama and the supporters of obama care should thank ted cruz because he is their biggest ally right now. >> conservative columnist charles krauthammer says he never had a roadmap for the wild ride he took republican house members on. >> how exactly was he going to achieve abolition of obama care? explain that to the me. has he ever explaine
moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. welcome back to "hardball." if there's one thing senator ted cruz achieved to gut the president's health care law by shutting down the government, it's this. he success ked i-- cruz's tactics have had the opposite of their intended ee effect. >> no one has done more to strengthen obama care than ted cruz. since he...
PoliticsNation : MSNBC : October 18, 2013 6:00pm-7:00pm EDT
before. remember dan quayle and "murphy brown"? >> primetime tv has "murphy brown," a character who supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent, highly paid, professional woman. mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice. >> republicans love to blame tv for their own sinking ratings. but here's the truth they can't face. america is changing. today a new jersey court ruled same-sex marriages can begin on monday. and senator-elect cory booker will be officiating weddings 12:01 a.m. so the problem isn't "murphy brown" and it isn't "will & grace." it is rick santorum and all the close minded people like him. did he think we wouldn't notice his ytds won't kocut it in primetime? nice try but we're turning the channel because we got you. wee! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be mor
before. remember dan quayle and "murphy brown"? >> primetime tv has "murphy brown," a character who supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent, highly paid, professional woman. mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice. >> republicans love to blame tv for their own sinking ratings. but here's the truth they can't face. america is changing. today a new jersey court ruled same-sex marriages can begin on...
Way Too Early : MSNBC : October 4, 2013 5:30am-6:00am EDT
are all right. >> all right, bill's browns. browns trailing by seven in the first. cleveland qb under pressure. former patriot. he tweaks his knee. he leaves the game. they say it's a sprained knee. a lot of people fear it is much, much worse. let's go to the third quarter, game time. manning is running for his life. he also goes -- that is a bruise opposed to a ligament. a bruise heals better than a ligament. he was a starter to start the year. he came in and they won the game. they won three in a row now. they are 3-2 on the season. 37-24, the final. l.a. ate up our weather report. >> that's all right. l.a. is going to have bad weather, too. we have a tropical storm making land fall, tornadoes possible this afternoon to evening, we have a blizzard in wyoming and we have in l.a. and california, they are worried about fires. very hot and dangerous. let's talk about karen. it gets the headlines, the storm in the gulf of mexico. it weakened overnight. it's sheered apart by upper level winds. it's not likely to be a hurricane at land fall. the hurricane center has it being somewher
are all right. >> all right, bill's browns. browns trailing by seven in the first. cleveland qb under pressure. former patriot. he tweaks his knee. he leaves the game. they say it's a sprained knee. a lot of people fear it is much, much worse. let's go to the third quarter, game time. manning is running for his life. he also goes -- that is a bruise opposed to a ligament. a bruise heals better than a ligament. he was a starter to start the year. he came in and they won the game. they won...
moment in music history. james brown live at harlem's apollo theater on this date back in 1962. ♪ >> many consider his first live at the apollo album to be the greatest live album of all time. it introduced james brown to a national audience. he financed the recording himself and it became legendary. the godfather performed all over the world, but nowhere quite like at the apollo. he was my mentor, like a father to me. and the passion we hear on this album is what i try to bring to this show every night. once in awhile i even show off some of his moves. remember this from last year? >> i've got a mean james brown. hit it, guys. ♪ wait a minute, wait a minute. second thought, i'll save it for 2013. >> but james brown represents something else. i outlined in my book "the rejected stone" how many that grew up like i did where their father was gone saw other figures. and he became like the father i no longer had. he even had me do my hair like his. i did it because a man that never asked me to do something that really validated me as having worth and that somebody wanted me to
moment in music history. james brown live at harlem's apollo theater on this date back in 1962. ♪ >> many consider his first live at the apollo album to be the greatest live album of all time. it introduced james brown to a national audience. he financed the recording himself and it became legendary. the godfather performed all over the world, but nowhere quite like at the apollo. he was my mentor, like a father to me. and the passion we hear on this album is what i try to bring to...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBC : October 25, 2013 2:00am-3:00am EDT
brown, this cruzzism is a different strain than what we've seen. this fella has declared war on watch which he considers foreign territory. people around him consider california now foreign territory. they're talking about getting your state out of the union, getting new york out of the union. i realize this is rhetoric, but what does it mean actually to the people who are cheering it? >> he's trying desperately to get the nomination of the republican party for 2016. he apparently believes that he needs to be as radical as he possibly can be with that collection of people that have been his traditional supporters. he hopes to marshal texas in that vain. this is a guy incredibly smart in his own assessment. he ran into equally smart people in the house and senate in this last struggle, but he's come away making his people think that in fact that collection of people did not know what they were doing and what they're talking about and for him it's working. he's getting more contributions and more attention than he's ever gotten in his life. >> do you think he loves texas even more so fa
brown, this cruzzism is a different strain than what we've seen. this fella has declared war on watch which he considers foreign territory. people around him consider california now foreign territory. they're talking about getting your state out of the union, getting new york out of the union. i realize this is rhetoric, but what does it mean actually to the people who are cheering it? >> he's trying desperately to get the nomination of the republican party for 2016. he apparently...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBC : October 24, 2013 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
thest the james browns that inspired me. but have enough passion to survive in the world and enough compassion to help bring somebody along. like me. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> who's being mean to ted cruz? let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me get started tonight with this emerging war in the republican party. the surging confederate party of ted cruz and the northern mainstream party by chris christies. when you look at cruz, you can see the insurgents. he complained of the establishment being mean to him like he was an 8-year-old in the recess yard. he presents himself as the one who's been wronged. he speaks of challenging the bosses even though they're his party's elected leaders. and he or any other republican senator is free to run against him. he speaks of people saying mean things about him as if he wasn't the one that brought the government to a shutdown. but who do the people rally that it's not true. that he's the innocent. that he's the bystander when he is the very figure who fi
thest the james browns that inspired me. but have enough passion to survive in the world and enough compassion to help bring somebody along. like me. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> who's being mean to ted cruz? let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me get started tonight with this emerging war in the republican party. the surging confederate party of ted cruz and the...
-grandfather. >>> and california governor jerry brown has been named the greatest bald man in the bay area by "the san francisco chronicle." what an honor there. after winning the contest, he sat down for an interview. and in it, he says he would probably never wear a hair piece. brown also says the bald eagle is his baldness role model. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> time now for our first look at politics. for that we are joined by syndicated columnist bob franken who has all his hair. good morning, bob. >> good morning. hearing a lot of baldfaced lies recently. >> let's talk about that because the government shutdown is delaying death benefits of fallen soldiers, and many say this is downright shameful yet both sides keep pointing the finger. when is this going to end, bob? >> well, there is some legislation which will probably pass which should restore it. it should be pointed out that some private charitable groups have come in and tried to fill the void financially, but it is a stark example of the way that this political gamesmanship affects real lives. t
-grandfather. >>> and california governor jerry brown has been named the greatest bald man in the bay area by "the san francisco chronicle." what an honor there. after winning the contest, he sat down for an interview. and in it, he says he would probably never wear a hair piece. brown also says the bald eagle is his baldness role model. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> time now for our first look at politics. for that we are...
NOW With Alex Wagner : MSNBC : October 10, 2013 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
jerry brown signed a law allowing nurses and physicians assistants to perform a first term abortion procedure giving california women greater options to undergo an abortion when it is most safe and least expensive. but elsewhere, the war on choice continues. this week, the nebraska supreme court upheld a decision preventing from teenager from getting an abortion because they, quote, failed to establish by clear and convincing evidence that she is sufficiently mature and well informed.teenager referred to in court as anonymous 5 is 16 years old. she was placed in foster care earlier this year because her mother had a drug problem and her father beat her so severely that she broke her collarbone and shoulder blade. the girl told the court she feared her strongly religious new foster family would disapprove of the pregnancy and might disown her. according to court documents she also told the judge she would not be able to financially able to support the child. the judge who reportedly served on a state anti-abortion clinic apparently found the teenager not mature to terminate her pregn
jerry brown signed a law allowing nurses and physicians assistants to perform a first term abortion procedure giving california women greater options to undergo an abortion when it is most safe and least expensive. but elsewhere, the war on choice continues. this week, the nebraska supreme court upheld a decision preventing from teenager from getting an abortion because they, quote, failed to establish by clear and convincing evidence that she is sufficiently mature and well informed.teenager...
Disrupt With Karen Finney : MSNBC : October 20, 2013 4:00pm-5:00pm EDT
blogger for the "washington post." judith brown diannis, co-director of the advancement project. thanks for joining me. reid, i want to start with you and talk a little bit about virginia and the state of the race in virginia. i mean, it's obviously been a close race for some time. then you do see terry kind of -- mcauliffe breaking away to some degree. he certainly seems to be doing better among african-american voters and female voters. >> yeah. that was the goal of the mcco h mcauliffe campaign the whole time, rebuild the obama coalition that enabled obama to win virginia twice. virginia is clearly changing. it's changing in the northern suburbs, around richmond, even down in the southeast part of the state. because of that it's suddenly a battleground state. but for the longest time, since i think 1977, the virginia governor's race, which always coming the year after the presidential race, has actually gone to the party that doesn't control the white house. >> right. >> sort of a little year after sort of reverse. voters get a chance to register some disapproval with the new
blogger for the "washington post." judith brown diannis, co-director of the advancement project. thanks for joining me. reid, i want to start with you and talk a little bit about virginia and the state of the race in virginia. i mean, it's obviously been a close race for some time. then you do see terry kind of -- mcauliffe breaking away to some degree. he certainly seems to be doing better among african-american voters and female voters. >> yeah. that was the goal of the mcco...
network. sasha brown joins me along with advocate holly robinson peete, the co-founder of the holly rod foundation. i'll start with you here, you've joined us before at the beginning of the search and came to new york from your home in california to help participate here. the family is not given up, even though it is three weeks, nor should they. how was it being out there with them assisting them? >> it was like a nightmare wrapped inside a horror film. i couldn't believe just being there across the street from the school, where we all know he left, we know that he walked out of that school, there was according to the family, there was a security guard that saw him leave. he didn't respond because he couldn't. and he was allowed to go out into the street. you know, this is just unconscionable, tamron. this boy cannot self-advocate. and in my heart of hearts, i don't believe he's -- i believe he's still alive. we have to continue to advocate for him and continue to look for him. there are so many cases that we no have gone past 20, 30 days, even years where we found children. we can
network. sasha brown joins me along with advocate holly robinson peete, the co-founder of the holly rod foundation. i'll start with you here, you've joined us before at the beginning of the search and came to new york from your home in california to help participate here. the family is not given up, even though it is three weeks, nor should they. how was it being out there with them assisting them? >> it was like a nightmare wrapped inside a horror film. i couldn't believe just being...
named brian brown, has been traveling back and forth to russia to address the russian parliament and to encourage their antigay legislation over there. he was there this summer, right after russia passed a bill making it essentially illegal to vocate for gay rights, and right before they passed a bill banning adoptions by gay people or by even some straight people if they were from countries seen as too pro gay rights. mr. brown spoke in the duma in the russian parliament and he made the same case on russian tv. >> right now you're having the fight over -- [ speaking russian ] >> so, it's being translated into russian because it's being broadcast on russian tv. the head of the national organization for marriage actually traveled back to russia again this past week, again to work with the russians on antigay legislation. the folks at right wing watch noticed mr. brown's most recent trip to russia. we asked him, following their reporting, to confirm today whether or not he had actually just gone to russia again and in what capacity. he confirmed to us that he did, in fact, go to russia
named brian brown, has been traveling back and forth to russia to address the russian parliament and to encourage their antigay legislation over there. he was there this summer, right after russia passed a bill making it essentially illegal to vocate for gay rights, and right before they passed a bill banning adoptions by gay people or by even some straight people if they were from countries seen as too pro gay rights. mr. brown spoke in the duma in the russian parliament and he made the same...
, they may have gone to school on student loans, but now people who are black and brown are the main recipients of the government, the welfare state. and they hate it. they don't want to voice it openly. they never want to say it in a direct ethnic way, but it's a way of getting at this notion that people who are other than them, inferior, unworthy that president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. remember how donald trump rose to the top of the heap when he was seen as a candidate. it was by humiliating barack obama. that's the way you get ahead. and going back to rubio, that is not a winning political strategy. americans don't respond by and large because most americans are in the middle to this kind of rage politics. barry goldwater would be president if that was successful. the john burke society would have been in if that was successful kind of politics. these are not the kind of politics that win, but they are the kind republicans are stuck with right now. >> you know, good news for people of color ought to know you don't hear black jokes. you don't hear them. this ki
, they may have gone to school on student loans, but now people who are black and brown are the main recipients of the government, the welfare state. and they hate it. they don't want to voice it openly. they never want to say it in a direct ethnic way, but it's a way of getting at this notion that people who are other than them, inferior, unworthy that president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. remember how donald trump rose to the top of the heap when he was seen as a candidate....
agree with what krystal said. the best speaker of any house that served was willie brown in california. he created a bipartisan leadership team. boehner can lead the congress. he can't lead the tea party wing of his party. he's going to have to leave them aside if he wants to help move our country forward. we need to deal with our education challenges, our other challenges that you've been so involved with, reverend sharpton. what we can't spend our time doing is having these human-created catastrophes. i was in israel on monday meeting with the president of israel. he was befuddled in a situation where our country shut down. we have such an important role to play in the world. we can't afford to go to sleep at the switch. speaker boehner has to do what he's done yesterday. a majority of republicans voted no. but a majority of the house voted yes. let's open for business the united states of america. >> but, krystal, as you referred to about where we are in terms of some republicans, i mentioned earlier some refuse to admit they lost. i mean, gop congresswoman cynthia loomis
agree with what krystal said. the best speaker of any house that served was willie brown in california. he created a bipartisan leadership team. boehner can lead the congress. he can't lead the tea party wing of his party. he's going to have to leave them aside if he wants to help move our country forward. we need to deal with our education challenges, our other challenges that you've been so involved with, reverend sharpton. what we can't spend our time doing is having these human-created...
The Ed Show : MSNBC : October 9, 2013 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
. >>> and today's top trender, brown noise. >> the american people have spoken very clearly. they don't want the government shut down. they do not want america to default on its debts. but they don't want obama care. obama care is the flaw of the land and it must go away. >> congressman paul browne gives his expert advice on obama care. >> obama care just spends too much taxes, too much regulation. it's going to destroy the quality of health care in america. it's going to push us into a total economic collapse of america. and obama care is going to destroy everything that we know as a nation. >> you obviously hate obama care and i was intrigued. ♪ >>> i'm joined by dr. howard dean, former governor of vermont, former chair of the dnc and founder of democracy for america. dr. dean, good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me on, ed. >> absolutely. we've got in that one sentence, we've got totally destroy health care quality of america. total destruction and collapse of our economy. is anything these guys are saying about obama care the truth? >> no. it's ridiculous. it's silly.
. >>> and today's top trender, brown noise. >> the american people have spoken very clearly. they don't want the government shut down. they do not want america to default on its debts. but they don't want obama care. obama care is the flaw of the land and it must go away. >> congressman paul browne gives his expert advice on obama care. >> obama care just spends too much taxes, too much regulation. it's going to destroy the quality of health care in america. it's...
sherrod brown, democrat of ohio. do you feel like you were edified by today's house hearing? are you confident that congress and capitol hill are going to get to the bottom of this and get it sorted out? >> well, i don't think there was much interest in that hearing in getting to the bottom and sorting it out. look, first of all, there is far too much contracting out in this government. you can look at nsa, you can look at iraq, the privatization of far too much of the armed forces. you know, from foodservice to soldiers and you can look at contracting out here. the fact is, the administration, of course, should have been better prepared, but the opponent to obama care, the ones that shut the government down to get rid of it are now saying delay, delay, delay it. they're of course going to try to do that. in fact, the issue is the president and the white house and hhs have got to fix this. they've got to make it work. a million seniors in my state have already benefited from free checkups and screenings. 100,000 young people have benefited by being on their parent's health plan. thou
sherrod brown, democrat of ohio. do you feel like you were edified by today's house hearing? are you confident that congress and capitol hill are going to get to the bottom of this and get it sorted out? >> well, i don't think there was much interest in that hearing in getting to the bottom and sorting it out. look, first of all, there is far too much contracting out in this government. you can look at nsa, you can look at iraq, the privatization of far too much of the armed forces. you...
The Cycle : MSNBC : October 21, 2013 3:00pm-4:00pm EDT
is getting more brown, more hispanics, and white electorate has been shr k shrinking for three decades and that will make the gop road to the white house very, very difficult. especially when you have a party that as you say, whoever their nominee is will have to out cruise ted cruz, the folks in the autopsy, they have to win back, not just hispanics but blacks and gays and women as well. >> that's right. the demographic numbers, polling suggests that the republican party is becoming more and more the party of aging white males, even republican strategists at the national level can see they can't win that way. the problem that the party has and many republicans will tell you this very frankly in private, is that policy agenda is being dictated at the sort of house district level where frankly any sort of scarlet red districts frankly many members don't care about the national struggles of the party and don't care about the presidential election in 2016. they care about 2014 and getting re-elected in their own districts. the only concern most have is getting outflan ked by someo
is getting more brown, more hispanics, and white electorate has been shr k shrinking for three decades and that will make the gop road to the white house very, very difficult. especially when you have a party that as you say, whoever their nominee is will have to out cruise ted cruz, the folks in the autopsy, they have to win back, not just hispanics but blacks and gays and women as well. >> that's right. the demographic numbers, polling suggests that the republican party is becoming...
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murder in violation of penal code section 187a, a felony upon nicole brown simpson. ♪ [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. toyota. let's go places, safely. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less with bounty...
to school on student loans, but now people who are black and brown are the main recipients of the government, the welfare state. and they hate it. they don't want to voice it openly. stan greenberg has done great research on this. they never want to say it in a direct ethnic way, but it's a way of getting at this notion that people who are other than them, inferior, unworthy that president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. that they have to humiliate him. remember how donald trump rose to the top of the heap when he was seen as a credible presidential candidate. it was by humiliating barack obama. that's the way you get ahead. the problem is and going back to rubio, that is not a winning political strategy. americans don't respond by and large because most americans are in the middle to this kind of rage politics. barry goldwater would be president if that was successful. the john burke society would have taken over the republican party rather than being pushed out if that was successful kind of politics. strom thurman who have -- these are not the kind of politics that
to school on student loans, but now people who are black and brown are the main recipients of the government, the welfare state. and they hate it. they don't want to voice it openly. stan greenberg has done great research on this. they never want to say it in a direct ethnic way, but it's a way of getting at this notion that people who are other than them, inferior, unworthy that president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. that they have to humiliate him. remember how donald trump...
The Ed Show : MSNBC : October 15, 2013 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
brown of ohio. i appreciate it, congressman, for joining us tonight. senator, what's the latest out of the senate at this hour? >> when america woke up this morning, they saw harry reid and mitch mcconnell, the leaders of the democratic and republican caucus conference in the senate come together on an agreement. and it looks -- they were very close to that agreement. john boehner then let it be known that he wasn't happy with it, and those negotiations, while they're still -- still in the works, but it's delayed it a bit. we're still hopeful that senator mcconnell, senator reid, it come together, we can vote on something tonight or tomorrow morning, get it to the house. but ultimately, it rests with speaker boehner. he's got to decide, as congressm congressman van hollen said, he's got to decide is he peeker of the far right republican right wing or speaker of the united states of america? >> mitch mcconnell stalled today. can you trust the guy? here all of a sudden boehner comes up with a proposal, and then mcconnell takes a step back from all of this when he was working so good w
brown of ohio. i appreciate it, congressman, for joining us tonight. senator, what's the latest out of the senate at this hour? >> when america woke up this morning, they saw harry reid and mitch mcconnell, the leaders of the democratic and republican caucus conference in the senate come together on an agreement. and it looks -- they were very close to that agreement. john boehner then let it be known that he wasn't happy with it, and those negotiations, while they're still -- still in...
The Last Word : MSNBC : October 1, 2013 10:00pm-11:00pm EDT
it. when they think i am not that bright. pat brown thought that. reagan took it as an insult. >> didn't like it. he knew it worked for him. reagan always looked being underest mate under estimated. he is sort slow. an actor. pat brown thought he would beat him. didn't like the fact that tip was governor. for eight years. had taken on a truculent crowd. >> thought wothere was a boston irish thing. we cannot resist the little dig. then next thing. does ronald reagan go back up to the white house angry at this guy, tip o'neill, angry, builter, no. next thing. here comes an invitation. first social invitation to tip o'neill and his wife. >> and dinner at the white house. tip said how am i going to dislike this guy. so they get upstairs. they have dinner the whole night. they drink. stiff drink to start with. ayou were suggesting, testing each other. keep telling each other the best irish story they ever heard. reagan during his down days, got a job working in vegas before he got the ge theater, telling irish jokes on stage in vegas. knew a bunch. tip told jokes. grew up with them
it. when they think i am not that bright. pat brown thought that. reagan took it as an insult. >> didn't like it. he knew it worked for him. reagan always looked being underest mate under estimated. he is sort slow. an actor. pat brown thought he would beat him. didn't like the fact that tip was governor. for eight years. had taken on a truculent crowd. >> thought wothere was a boston irish thing. we cannot resist the little dig. then next thing. does ronald reagan go back up to...
PoliticsNation : MSNBC : October 8, 2013 6:00pm-7:00pm EDT
know, the guy who wears sweat suits and the gold medallions and he's got that james brown hairdo. well, reverend sharpton did run for u.s. mayor, the u.s. senate in the '90s. even president in 2004. a national civil rights leader who's seen with bush, clinton, obama, mandela, even arafat. who is he? is he really an ordained minister? well, in fact, he started preaching at his church when he was only four years old. they called him the boy preacher, the wonder boy preacher. the reverend alfred sharpton. he even traveled the circuit on the road opening for the great gospel singer. you grew up in a nice neighborhood in queens. you had a mom, dad, older sister. and everything was really pretty good. your father was in the construction business. and you had cadillacs. >> yeah. he used to buy two a year. one for my mother, one for him. >> so you were a happy little guy. you even took your sister's dolls and lined them up as if they were sitting in pews and then you used to practice. >> yeah. he -- my mother had built me a church in the basement and i'd line up and preach to my sister's
know, the guy who wears sweat suits and the gold medallions and he's got that james brown hairdo. well, reverend sharpton did run for u.s. mayor, the u.s. senate in the '90s. even president in 2004. a national civil rights leader who's seen with bush, clinton, obama, mandela, even arafat. who is he? is he really an ordained minister? well, in fact, he started preaching at his church when he was only four years old. they called him the boy preacher, the wonder boy preacher. the reverend alfred...
gone to school on student loans and they are by and large black and brown and they are the welfare case. they have done research on this. they never want to say it, but it's a way of getting at the notion that people other than them and other than the way they are are inferior and unworthy and president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. they have to humiliate im. remember how donald trump rose to the top when he was seen as a presidential candidate. it's not enough to oppose him. you have to humiliate him to get ahead. that is not a winning strategy. americans don't respond by and large because most are in the middle. barry gold water would be president if that was true. they would have taken over the republican party rather than being thrown out. strom thurman would have had a shot. this is not the kind of politics that wins, but it's what the republicans are practicing and stuck with right now. >> thank you. coming up, you heard it here first. hillary clinton's what difference does it make comment. the exceptional rhetoric implying that she doesn't care that four ameri
gone to school on student loans and they are by and large black and brown and they are the welfare case. they have done research on this. they never want to say it, but it's a way of getting at the notion that people other than them and other than the way they are are inferior and unworthy and president obama is the embodiment of that inferiority. they have to humiliate im. remember how donald trump rose to the top when he was seen as a presidential candidate. it's not enough to oppose him....
Way Too Early : MSNBC : October 30, 2013 5:30am-6:00am EDT
macy's and barney's. among them, actor rob brown who is suing. he told the daily news he was detained in june after he bought a watch for his mom. after investigating macy's says it determined the nypd stopped him and nypd says they were acting on information from store security. >>> this is an awesome story. pope francis, the main attraction at the vatican as he always is, but there was a little boy who actually stole the show. the young child basically just wandered on the stage as the pope was speaking to a group of families. watch what happened. the cardinals tried to get him off the stage, but he decided not to and he went up and gives him a hug on his leg and the pope just in a comfortable friendly way puts his happened on his head. now, you want to see another adorable moment, what does he do some it shows the boy sat in the pope's seat. taking a little breather. a lifetime memory that he will one day be embarrassed about i'm sure at a christmas dinner. but the pope handled it amazingly well. >>> still ahead, the red sox have been riding david ortiz throughout the play
macy's and barney's. among them, actor rob brown who is suing. he told the daily news he was detained in june after he bought a watch for his mom. after investigating macy's says it determined the nypd stopped him and nypd says they were acting on information from store security. >>> this is an awesome story. pope francis, the main attraction at the vatican as he always is, but there was a little boy who actually stole the show. the young child basically just wandered on the stage as...
trying to flee. >>> jerry brown has signed the so-called revenge porn bill into law. this measure makes it a misdemeanor to post identifiable nude pictures of someone without their permission. it comes with a penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. >>> dramatic and jaw dropping video from illinois. it captures the moment when a woman says her dui arrest went too far. four police officers are seen forcibly stripping 33 why would dana holmes and leaving her naked on the floor of a jail cell. the cops say they were trying to subdue her after they became combative. her lawyers are now asking for the officers to be fired and criminal charges filed. >>> a grandson in oregon is smiling this morning. he was searching google maps when he found a picture of his late grandmother sitting on her porch. he says his grandmother passed away shortly after that shot was taken. >>> coming up, bill karins and page hopkins will be here for our first buzz. we'll tell you what caught our eyes today. but first, another shutdown fact for you. congress' approval rating is now at 10% with a whopping 87%
trying to flee. >>> jerry brown has signed the so-called revenge porn bill into law. this measure makes it a misdemeanor to post identifiable nude pictures of someone without their permission. it comes with a penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. >>> dramatic and jaw dropping video from illinois. it captures the moment when a woman says her dui arrest went too far. four police officers are seen forcibly stripping 33 why would dana holmes and leaving her naked on...
. >>> fed up with your quarterback? well, one it is appointed cleveland browns fan put an ad on craigslist to replace brandon weeden. the ad read, whether you've played football or even a madden game, didn't matter. we'll take anyone. >>> and tonight an nfc west battle, russell wilson and the seattle seahawks take on the arizona cardinals. >>> this is the ultimate celebration. nearly 10,000 fans lighted up in celebration of bosnia qualifying for its first world cup as an independent country. bosnia beat lithuania 1-0. >>> last thing you want to see while paddle boarding, mike duran in southern california was stunned, this is so freaky, when he saw an estimated 8-foot long great white shark swim right under him. he said seeing one that close was truly unique. you think? >>> turning now to weather, a blast of winter like weather hit northern new mexico earlier than expected. it swept through the region laying a blanket of white powder over tree, roads and homes as much as 9 inches of snowfall covered the area. and for more now on our national forecast, i'm joined by bill karins. >
. >>> fed up with your quarterback? well, one it is appointed cleveland browns fan put an ad on craigslist to replace brandon weeden. the ad read, whether you've played football or even a madden game, didn't matter. we'll take anyone. >>> and tonight an nfc west battle, russell wilson and the seattle seahawks take on the arizona cardinals. >>> this is the ultimate celebration. nearly 10,000 fans lighted up in celebration of bosnia qualifying for its first world cup as...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBC : October 4, 2013 4:00am-5:00am EDT
walker, scott brown? seriously? scott brown? everyone who is thinking about running in three years is in iowa already, because the iowa caucuses, of course, are first in the nation. that said, iowa screwed up its caucuses this past time, at least they did on the republican side. part of it was that the republicans never said with any confidence this past year who actually won their caucuses, so that was bad. now, though, there are gory new details emerging about the other much bigger problem that they have in iowa. and that problem, apparently, is bribery. republican politicians paying off iowa politicians for endorsements in the caucuses. the state senate ethics committee filed a 500 page report yesterday which found probable cause that an iowa state senator accepted payment from a michele bachmann pac for being her iowa chair. though that is against ethics rules. though the senator denied the bachmann camp paid him. not only did the bachmann camp apparently pay him, apparently they did not pay him enough. because just before the caucuses after taking off that money from michele bachman
walker, scott brown? seriously? scott brown? everyone who is thinking about running in three years is in iowa already, because the iowa caucuses, of course, are first in the nation. that said, iowa screwed up its caucuses this past time, at least they did on the republican side. part of it was that the republicans never said with any confidence this past year who actually won their caucuses, so that was bad. now, though, there are gory new details emerging about the other much bigger problem...
Morning Joe : MSNBC : October 8, 2013 6:00am-8:59am EDT
jackson to james brown. lessons i learned along the way. >> a lot of people don't know what happened in the trayvon martin case. you sat down with leaders, with people who disagreed with you and just hey, no matter what happens, there's going to be peace. i mean, that was -- you were as concerned about that as anything, weren't you? >> and the reason i was, and i should have done that probably more in my younger days, though i was never one to advocate violence. i think you have to make it a point to say we've got to be nonviolent. because if you really want to push your cause, part of your cause is how it was portrayed to the public and the message you're getting across. and i used to have the attitude i don't care what people think, we got to do what's right. well, you have to care what people think if you want is right to occur. you can't antagonize the public and then appeal for them to understand your cause. so that's why in florida, i said the worst thing that can happen here is we become like what we're fighting. and we took time to do that. >> let's go to another case, if i c
jackson to james brown. lessons i learned along the way. >> a lot of people don't know what happened in the trayvon martin case. you sat down with leaders, with people who disagreed with you and just hey, no matter what happens, there's going to be peace. i mean, that was -- you were as concerned about that as anything, weren't you? >> and the reason i was, and i should have done that probably more in my younger days, though i was never one to advocate violence. i think you have to...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBC : October 2, 2013 3:00am-4:00am EDT
brown versus bored of education decision and used any means necessary, constitutional, legal, illegal, whatever it took to fight the desegregation of the public schools. and that, in that sense, the republican politics of today are the same as the politics of the southern democrats of the 1950s. >> rejectionism, economist bruce bartley, former staffer mike lofgren. >> we sent producers out in the field today to find out how people were doing. a report is coming up. >>> this is footage from march 23rd, 2010 as president obama signed the patient protection and affordable care act. it's the law we now canned obama care. it's become a visual shorthand for obama care, especially for people like news the television news business when you want people to stand you're talking about obama care, that video is an easy choice. this is nbc news on the night the bill was signed. here's rachel maddow two years ago when it was upheld by the supreme court and just recently >> nearly everyone who sees this video, that little boy remains frozen in time. that little boy is now 14 years old. as big as that
brown versus bored of education decision and used any means necessary, constitutional, legal, illegal, whatever it took to fight the desegregation of the public schools. and that, in that sense, the republican politics of today are the same as the politics of the southern democrats of the 1950s. >> rejectionism, economist bruce bartley, former staffer mike lofgren. >> we sent producers out in the field today to find out how people were doing. a report is coming up. >>>...
politico. he writes, kathleen sebelius is the obama care rollout, what fema director michael brown was to hurricane katrina response. he goes on to note that brown was gone two weeks after the storm where sebelius looks to be in a place for grim duration of the effort to right healthcare.gov. and i want to play what former white house chief of staff bill daly said this morning on "cbs this morning." let's play it. >> some people are calling for her to be fired. to me, that's like firing captain smith on the titanic after it hit the iceberg. it's not going to do much right now. i think they've got to get it fixed. they've got to get it straightened out. then there's a question, obviously, whether there need to be new leadership at that department, not only with the secretary but other things going forward. >> again, reiterating what we said earlier, these contractors at the hearing said that they believe these problems will be fixed and those who are able to enroll, start the enrollment january 1st will be able to do so. but that does not leave this lingering issue of kathleen sebel
politico. he writes, kathleen sebelius is the obama care rollout, what fema director michael brown was to hurricane katrina response. he goes on to note that brown was gone two weeks after the storm where sebelius looks to be in a place for grim duration of the effort to right healthcare.gov. and i want to play what former white house chief of staff bill daly said this morning on "cbs this morning." let's play it. >> some people are calling for her to be fired. to me, that's...