prohibió preguntar a la policía por el status de las personas. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo al diario el universal de caracas, que le preocupa la situación en venezuela y las relaciones entre venezuela, irán y cuba, pero el presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez dijo que el presidente barack obama era una vergüenza, un farsante y un irresponsable. >>> el presidente barack obama preocupado por venezuela y su gobierno, en una entrevista el diario local el universal mostró su preocupación por la administración de hugo chávez, también la mirada del presidente barack obama estuvo en las relaciones de venezuela con irán y cuba . >>> estados unidos no tiene interés en interponerse en las relaciones de venezuela con irán y cuba, pero esto no ha sido positivo para los venezolanos. >>> es que esto ha estado en la mira, después del reportaje de univisión, de américa en la mira, las reacciones del presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez no se hicieron esperar. >>> dedícate a gobernar tu país, no seas tan irresponsable. >>> es la primera vez que el presidente barack obama opina

we will stay. up next cross-talk looks at a man lining up to take on barack obama for the presidency someone who knows how to get headline attention but usually for the wrong reasons. hello and welcome to cross talk on peter lavelle like a blazing phoenix rising from the ashes newt gingrich again shows himself to be a major figure in american politics does he represent the republican party base is he really a conservative and most importantly if nominated can he beat barack obama at the ballot box to become president. of. the cross-talk the return of newt gingrich i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he is a distinguished senior fellow and resident scholar at the third way in new york we have steve lesser he is a columnist for democrats for progress and in nashville we cross the jets and phillips he is the founder of the tea party nation all right gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first let's have a look at the man himself. as a candidate newt gingrich seems to have become a flavor of the month nominee amon

are going to get an email down the road saying would you like to contribute to barack obama's re-election campaign? >> bill: i got it we are not taking it really seriously. i have never even gone there. i'm glad you did. that's why we have you so you can do these things and we don't have to. >> are you going to set up a web site like this. >> bill: i may. o winier. president obama is really a very tough political guy. >> yeah, that's right i think it's easy to to forget because of barack obama's great smile and easy going personality. it's easy for a lot of people not to notice. especially a lot of independent folks not to notice who barack obama really is and who he really is an old fashions at times down right nasty chicago politician who gives hypocrisy and cynicism a bad name and, bill, i don't come on this show and routinely bash the president of the united states. paul ryan sit on the front row as he delivers his budget speech and practically called ryan and by extension other republicans unamerican he implies thinly veiled that ryan and other republicans care more about mi

base is he really a conservative and most importantly if nominated can he beat barack obama at the ballot box to become president. and. the so. to cross talk the return of newt gingrich i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he is a distinguished senior fellow and resident scholar at the third way in new york we have steve lesser he is a columnist for democrats for progress and in nashville we crossed a judge in philips he is the founder of the tea party nation all right gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first let's have a look at the man himself. as a candidate newt gingrich seems to have become a flavor of the month nominee among republican frontrunners with less than three weeks before the first nominating contest in iowa gingrich enjoys the strongest lead of any candidate this year. commanding some forty percent support among likely g.o.p. voters an impressive advantage compared with twenty three percent for republican mitt romney gingrich a quirky politician who's perplexed a number of people during his campa

personas. >>> el presidente barack obama dijo al diario el universal de caracas, que le preocupa la situación en venezuela y las relaciones entre venezuela, irán y cuba, pero el presidente d venezuela, hugo chávez dijo que el presidente barack obama era una vergüenza, un farsante y un irresponsable. >>> el presidente barack obama preocupado por venezuela y su gobierno, en a entrevista el diario local el universal mostró su preocupación por la administración de hugoháve también la mirada del presidente barack obama estuvo en las relaciones de venezuela con irán y cuba . >>> estados unidos no tiene interés en interponerse en las relaciones de venezuela con irán y cuba, pero esto no ha sido positivo para los venolanos. >> es que esto ha eado en la mira, después del reportaje de univisión, de américa en la mira, las reacciones del presidente de enezuela, hugo chávez no se hicieron esperar. >>> dedícate a gobernar tu país, no seas tan irresponsable. >>> es la primera vez que el presidente barack obama opina sobre ese país. >>> da signos de entender muy bien cuáles son

like barack obama he called me rush limbaugh status. >> if you're status... >> there is a problem. >> sean: i've been called a lot of things. explain to me as you look at newt and romney, who is going take that battle? newt is winning over romney. romney winning now. and there is a new poll out today in new hampshire. romney winning in new hampshire. and who is winning in south carolina? florida? >> i think newt may well finish ahead of romney in iowa. i think it goes further, remember there is a portion of the information. let's remember what we want selection to be about. about big issues. big questions. questions for the country now. mainly what barack obama has done to this country. we could not want it to be about personality autos but it's getting personal. look. romney and newt have been going ate now back and forth. we saw it a little bit of saturday night. and i suspect tomorrow night right here goitsing to be pretty explosive. >> it's going to be rough. getting in general, what is the general thing about? i think the biggest weakness newt has is that we don't want the ge

the anti-obama vote. >> he hopes that the other guys is like barack obama. big government. >> sean: he called me rush limbaugh and status. >> if you're status, we have a problem. >> sean: i have been called a lot of things. >> sean: when you look at newt and romney. romney is winning in new hampshire. newt winning in south carolina and florida. >> i think newt may well finish ahead of romney in iowa. i think iowa finish ahead of newt in new hampshire. taking the big picture, remember what we want this selection to be about? we want it to be about big issues. big question, the question before the country right now. what barack obama has done to the country. we have don't want it to be about personalities. >> it is getting personal. we saw it in saturday night debate. i expect tomorrow night right here. it will be explosive. >> it will be rough. very rough. when we get to the general. the biggest weakness that newt have, we don't want general to be about his idiosyncracies whether the new or old newt. there will be endless stories. i like newt. fountain of ideas. but i also think it

vote for based upon who can beat barack obama. that is the objective that they ought to all be focused on. now, given those attacks that you highlighted, some people overlacked the fact that he made some very good points -- i am want trying to defend newt, i am trying to present both sides of what i saw last night. number 1, he made an excellent point about activist judges. and he also made an excellent point about the keystone pipeline and how that would bring jobs and how it was utterly ridiculous that president obama threatened to not pass legislation if that were in t. so, yes, it was attack night against newt, for most of them. but also, i don't believe that the american people got enough information about how they would solve some of these problems. we know what the problems are. the people want to know more about how you would solve them. >> let me ask you that then, mr. cain, you ran in the field with these folks until very recently. now, you are no longer a candidate, but you are a voter like the rest of us. so what specifically are you looking for from these candidate

. said would live in infamy. now is iran the biggest threat facing barack obama and the rest world. i'm andrea mitchell in for chris matthews today and welcome to the show. with us today, joe klein with "time magazine," gillian tett with the "financial times," the "new york times," helen cooper and john heilemann, "new york magazine." for weeks, we have witnessed the rise and fall of the un-romney, the bachmanns, the canes and the perrys and now, newt gingrich. no one predicted this. even though they've focused on beating barack obama, the g.o.p. far right seems to want beginningerish. some analysts say that the hard right sees in newt's tough talk another barry goldwater. >> in this free nation, we do not choose to be ruled, we elect to be governed. >> and the right does seem to think that gingrich is one of them. he was a conservative hero of the 1994 contract with america which swept him to the speakership. but there is another side of the newt ledger. he was once pro choice, saw evidence of climate change, was outspoken against big cuts to medicare, all of which is confounding to mi

chávez dijo barack obama eres un farzante. dedicate a gobernar tu país y dejanos tranquilos. veams. >> mister barack obama salió atancandome pero no nos extraña, metete con tu país que está un desastre, dedicate a gobernar tu país, no seas tan irreponsable, dejanos tranquilos que somos libres. >> tenemos al presidente barack obama desde la casa blanca. >> gracias, buenas noches,. >> buenas noches,. >> yo escogí noche de perros para contestarle a chávez porque este programa es muy canino. el farsante soy tú, con tu esposa porque nunca cumplirlo por eso tener ese cuerpo de ampolla. en cambio yo siempre cumplirle a michelle. >> cómo es posible que se hayan peleado después de estado. esto. >> qué pasó. >> eso fue un pleito de amigos. >> estos son mis amigos y no los beso así. >> Él agarrarme descuidado. la verdad todo sea por la campaña anti odio. no hacer guerra, hacer el amor. >> gracias, presidente barack obama. >> un aplauso para él. >> gracias. >> cumplidor el presidente. >> somos el único programa que trae a un impostor para defenderse que no es impostor. >> pued

united states' history to put into place "socialized" medicine. they both agree with barack obama. this is the seminal piece of legislation of barack obama. it's the one issue that our candidate has to take president obama on with, and they won't be able to debate him on this issue because they're on the same side as the president. but also newt romney are on the same side of the president when it comes to cap-and-trade, the $700 billion bailout, illegal immigration, even the payroll tax this week, which there isn't one shred of evidence that that has created a single job. when you take a look, and people say this is a two-man race, i would agree. but the one man is newt romney and the other man is michele bachmann, the only proven consistent constitutional conservative. i'm the only one that can take the debate to barack obama and win and be elected. >> schieffer: i'm going to separate newt romney into two people again just to ask you this next question. you know, suddenly, newt gingrich has surged to the top. eugene robinson, the columnist for the "washington post," wrote the other da

for barack obama? how many voted for john mccain? a little more for mccain. here's the question i want to start. i think 2011 will be remembered as the year that america did not recover. how many of you know people that have either a., lost their job, are struggling or they have lost their home, in a tough spot. how many? >> now, the question is: who do you hold responsible for ha? >> obama, mainly. >> why? >> he's want shown the leadership we need. the over regulation has been oppressive and we don't have any new jobs being created. >> who do you feel is responsible? >> i blame all of washington. the president is the captain of the team. but if the president and congress can't get their act together to pass legislation, how can the country move forward. >> is washington broken? >> absolutely. >> yes or no? >> yes! >> regardless, you all think it's broken. who broke it? >> well, there is enough blame to go around. but the president needs to knock heads and get these folks talking to one another and stop the gridlock. he has the power of the presidency. >> he has power? >> absolute

that? >> no. you know, a lot of republicans live in jay carney's and barack obama's minds free of charge. it's interesting to live there rent free and kind of put some pressure on them as we go forward in talking about the changes that need to be made in this country. you know, remember too, sean, we have a distinct advantage going into the 2012 race that we did not have in '08. obama finally has a record. he did not have a record when he ran as a candidate in '08. he had a lot of hogwash rhetoric that he spewed about hope and change and now we know what that hope and change represented and it was socialist policies and they aren't working and that's why we see the joblessness and the home mortgage crisis that is really making americans suffer. we see so many problems today that are a result of what obama really represents so we have that advantage today. another advantage that we have is the speech that obama gave yesterday in kansas where he really expressed his ideas, his beliefs in what he means by fundamentally transforming this country into what i believe is a socialist nati

the white ouse back from barack obama. >> i think to beat president omeoa, we have to have someone who has a vision of what america can be and will make it stronger and more prosperous and create jobs. orteeporter: in campaign stops, repeatedlyeatedly made the case that he can beat president ebama. surrogates like congressman aaron schock reinforced that message, saying the white house knows it. >> mitt romney is the guy they fear most. >> reporter: that message of electability seems to be breaking through, giving romney new confidence here as former house speaker newt gingrich plummets in the polls. earlier this month, gingrich had a commanding lead in iowa, but then came front-runner scrutiny and a slew of negative ads laiming he is a washington ngony who swayed from conservative principles and his tive pris. >> you know what makes barack obama happy? gwt gingrich's baggage. ha reporter: that's resonating with iowa voters like car salesman bud freers, who once supported gingrich but now has decided to back romney. >> you know what makes barack obama happy? newt gingrich's baggage

esta navidad. >> como barack obama tiene hija, le quiero mandar un mensaje. >> las cartas pidiendo al a las dertaciones son parte de una campaÑa nacional de niÑos con padres indocumentados, para enviar un mensaje a la casa blanca. >> nosotros vamos a llevar las cartas hacia la casa blanca antes de la navidad. >> guadalupe lÓpez lleva 14 aÑos viviendo en el paÍs. sobre ella pesa una orden de deportaciÓn. >> me dieron un castigo por haber estado ilegal en los estados unidos. ahora enfrentÓ la deportaciÓn. estamos en crisis porque esta navidad en lugar de estar contentos, estamos siempre pensando que va a pasar maÑana. >> de acuerdo con activistas, la polÍtica discrecional anunciada por el presidente barack obama para la revisiÓn de 300.000 casos de inmigrantes con orden de deportaciÓn no estÁ siendo aplicada correctamente. >> barack obama tiene que forzar que la agencia... >> las cartas de niÑos y adolescentes estadounidenses de todo el paÍs serÁ llevada a la casa blanca el prÓximo 22 de diciembre. >> en el aÑo fiscal, 396 mil personas fueron reportadas. 4000 mÁs que el

, barack obama says that they are leaving with dignity and with their heads held high. >> it is 2:00 in the morning here in london. broadcasting around the world, welcome to newsday. >> hello, and welcome. the united nations human rights chief says that she believes more than 5000 people have been killed in syria in anti- government protests. more than 5000 have gone to other countries since the demonstrations began. >> based on the evidence and the widespread nature of the killings and the detention, and the torture, i felt that this constituted crimes against humanity. and i recommended these should be referred to the international criminal court. >> it was the most horrible weekend we have had in the security council. she has cataloged more than 5000 people killed, the situation is deteriorating with the military buildup, hundreds -- tens of thousands of the tensions, torture, abuse is across the system by the syrian regime. >> jonathan has been monitoring this situation from turkey, from where he sends this report. >> this is a country that is divided. between those who voted, an

he probably just that family life. he and barack obama have a good clean slate behind him. it would be tough i think for democrats to hit romney hard. particularly on his liberal flip-flop. they agree on some things. >> greg: not many skeletons. but you have skeletons in your college. because you work at a medical college. pick one. what do you think? strengths and weaknesses for i'll give you ron paul. >> eric: of course you are going to give me ron paul. you have don't want to do ron paul. every time one of us does it, paulites go ballistic on the internet. small government guy. hates the fed. right on all fiscal, everything to do with money, spot on and perfect. i love him for that. weakness, once again, blaring hole in the side. you can't survive, can't be the nomine with the way you treat israel. your opinion on israel, frankly, i think he has even said israel shouldn't exist. that and you will never become the nominee being pro drug legalization. it won't happen. >> greg: i hope it happens when i'm still alive. about five years. bob, speaking of which -- >> bob: yes. >> greg:

something done. he knows how to navigate the system, which barack obama does not know. he hasn't utilized that. i think newt is the toughest. i don't think he gets thrown off his game easily. he is very shrewd and he would obliterate the president in a debate. i do think romney has strengths, too. he has tremendous organization. and i do think he would be good in a debate as well. as you pointed out, he is going to play it safe. i think he could, he could not let the left get at him for personal things which gingrich could. >> greg: right. >> andrea: i also think he probably just that family life. he and barack obama have a good clean slate behind him. it would be tough i think for democrats to hit romney hard. particularly on his liberal flip-flop. they agree on some things. >> greg: not many skeletons. but you have skeletons in your college. because you work at a medical college. pick one. what do you think? strengths and weaknesses for i'll give you ron paul. >> eric: of course you are going to give me ron paul. you have don't want to do ron paul. every time one of us does it,

inconsciente en una prisión en maricopa. >>> el gobierno del presidente barack obama, va a reducir el número de soldados en la frontera con méxico, pero aumentará el número de aviones no tripulados. >>> y presionan a los republicanos del congreso para que aprueben reducción de impuestos. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. ,>>> muy buenas noches, nadie sabe qué pasó en esa cárcel del condado de maricopa, pero lo que sí sabemos que un hispano está muerto, después de pasar por esa cárcel. >>> tenía 44 años de edad, y había sido arrestado en arizona, bajo cargos de asalto. >>> agentes de la oficina del alguacil, dijeron que se resistió al arresto lo pusieron en una celda, y después lo encontraron inconciente, por decisión de su familia, lo desconectaron del respirador artificial que lo mantenía con vida. >>> mi pensamiento es que un jurado tiene que decidir qué pasó. >>> cuando se supo de esta muerte, activistas hispanos salieron a protestar ante la oficina de joe arpaio. >>> no le hace lo que sea la situación, al arrestarl