>> john: tonight we eastbound pose myths and lies. >> politicians tell us what food we can eat. >> what difference of it of yours what i put in my body? >> a little fat >> john: we're told fracking will plague our water. >> but fracking is good. >> it's an amazing story. >> also because stupid people do this, these people lose their jobs? >> we're less safe because of you awful people. should government deliver the mail? should it build speed at this trains? we look for answers at the seat of power. we're always adding burdens, who is we, washington, when they don't let a camera around. there is so much money here, life is good >> john: we start with myth number 7 because americans are so fat it's government's job to help us eat better. >> changing old habits is never easy. >> john: no, it's not. so the first lady says to change behavior. >> it's going to take government doing its part. >> john: if michelle obama wants to inspire us by exercising on the white house lawn, that is great but with government it's force. >> this is not banning what you are buying but simply the size

listed. john: that is what the big spender say, and they get their way, but what if this were the budget of someone you knew. john: what do you think of these people, making 24,000, spending 35,000, almost 11,000 in debt. >> get there priorities straight on what they need to be spending and saving money on. john: this is the federal budget. i just took zeros of. suppose america were a person. >> i would like to raise my debt limit. my debt limit, i would like to raise it. >> you are 140,000 to order and $70 in debt. >> right. i figure we should raise the limit to 170,000. i just bought a 60-inch flat screen. john: americans have bought plenty of -- plenty of flat screens. promising everyone many more things. is there no limit on what politicians in promised? who will pay for? case well. i have to take some of these. no, i am the old person. i need this. no, i've won't give it back. stealing from kids is not fair. so tonight the week after government barricaded veterans away from a memorial, i say what americans need is a barricade to keep congress away from our money because we ar

ceiling. she just the listed. john: that is what the big spender say, and they get their way, but what if this were the budget of someone you knew. john: what do you think of these people, making 24,000, spending 35,000, almost 11,000 in debt. >> get there priorities straight on what they need to be spending and saving money on. john: this is the federal budget. i just took zeros of. suppose america were a person. >> i would like to raise my debt limit. my debt limit, i would like to raise it. >> you are 140,000 to order and $70 in debt. >> right. i figure we should raise the limit to 170,000. i just bought a 60-inch flat screen. john: americans have bought plenty of -- plenty of flat screens. promising everyone many more things. is there no limit on what politicians in promised? who will pay for? case well. i have to take some of these. no, i am the old person. i need this. no, i've won't give it back. stealing from kids is not fair. so tonight the week after government barricaded veterans away from a memorial, i say what americans need is a barricade to keep congress away from o

" that is our show tonight. john: "just shut it" that is a road idea that some people tell me but my hope is this current partial shutdown at -- shut down as the government ceases to operate that some pauses at teaching moment even politicians might realize we don't need all of this sid given that america is going broke we should cut it now. i am probably deluding myself given what i read in the media t not senator lee so you kick started said senator lee obamacare movement that led to the shutdown in you don't think that partial shutdown is a bad thing? >> i say that it is unfortunate we had to get to shut down in theirst place. we should never be in a position amitold we have to funall of government to fund any of government. it should not be an end -- all or anything we usually take a segment of federal spending and rigo and independently before the last four and a half years we are operating on a continuing resolution that is an all or nothing funding proposition to keep the government running. it makes no sense to do things that way especially when we expand government even furt

help the needy did benefit credit cards, edt cards. ♪ john: free stuff for victims. bill o'reilly. >> no matter what the evidence, no matter what facts are presented, the liberal line will be the same if society's fault. john: she blames her parents for bad attitude. the back street boy's neck carter blames his drug binges on paris hilton. lamar odom as father blames his sons trouble on the kardashian these people say they cannot find work. this woman works for the welfare office. >> which should be done about that? >> i don't really know. they will get a job. john: selling victim died. that is our show tonight. ♪ spherejohn: are you a victim? won 19 emmys. solar powered clothes dryer, just 50 bucks. what did they get in the mail? a clothesline. >> this machine supposedly used chemical sprays to make people feel younger. >> or you could use this device. >> will step. of ugly facial fat. john: it's my job. i should warn you about scams. nothing wrong with consumer reporting. the media always goes overboard. and in 2020 we did. >> coffee makers may have started dozens of fires. jo

. >> the fed? f-e-e, fed? john: what is the fed? >> i don't know. john: most americans don't know, yet we give them enormous power. the fed likes it. >> americans have always been reluctant to give too much financial power away. but we still need somebody to foster conditions for a healthy economy. >> your dollar will be worth just this much tomorrow as it is. >> the dollar as low as 96% of its value. >> not everybody likes it. i think it will -- >> is a pretty unlikely possibility. we have never had a decline of house prices on a nationwide basis. >> we have also said that there not printing money, but they do. now she will be in charge. >> the number one most important economic decision i will make. john: probably the most second powerful job in the world, yet people don't know what it is. the fed. >> i don't know. john: a small group of old, white people who get to spend trillions of your dollars in secret. >> no secret to ball of government officials should have the authority to create money out of thin air. john: are you fed up with the fed? that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now jo

government shut down? if they don't notice it then just -- "just shut it" that is our show tonight. john: "just shut it" that is a road idea that some people tell me but my hope is this current partial shutdown at -- shut down as the government ceases to operate that some pauses at teaching moment even politicians might realize we don't need all of this sid given that america is going broke we should cut it now. i am probably deluding myself given what i read in the media but not senator lee so you kick started said senator leebamacare movement that led to the shutdown in you don't think that partial shutdown is a bad thing? >> i say that it is unfortunate we had to get to shut down in the first place. we should never be in a position amir told we have to fund all of government to fund any of government. it should not be an end -- all or anything we usually take a segment of federal spending and rigo and independently before the last four and a half years we are operating on a continuing resolution that is an all or nothing funding proposition to keep the government running. it makes no

had been jailed for over a month and a half without charge. john greyson, and the claim toronto film maker, and tarek inbani, a dr., were arrested cairo on august 16. they were slated to visit gaza where greyson was to film loubani as he trained emergency room doctors. in a statement smuggled out of their prison cell, greyson and loubani say they were arrested after rushing to the scene of a mass shooting by state forces of supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. race and says he began filming math whilengs after loubani treated some of the injured. >> they say -- they have since been held in cockroach infested jail cells with as many as 30 six other people. confirmeduthorities their imprisonment has been extended another 45 days, still without charge. greyson and loubani had been on hunger strike for the past two weeks. thee presented all documents. they were going to the hospital coulda so that tarek offer assistance and for john amick the film. we provided the documents that prove this and that they were there by pure coincidence. despite that, they're prisma continues

>> in the meantime, we will be following the health care law next. >> the fed? f-e-e, fed? john: what is the fed? >> i don't know. john: most americans don't know, yet we give them enormous power. the fed likes it. >> americans have always been reluctant to give too much financial power away. but we still need somebody to foster conditions for a healthy economy. >> your dollar will be worth just this much tomorrow as it is. >> the dollar as low as 96% of its value. >> not everybody likes it. i think it will -- >> is a pretty unlikely possibility. we have never had a decline of house prices on a nationwide basis. >> we have also said that there not printing money, but they do. now she will be in charge. >> the number one most important economic decision i will make. john: probably the most second powerful job in the world, yet people don't know what it is. the fed. >> i don't know. john: a small group of old, white people who get to spend trillions of your dollars in secret. >> no secret to ball of government officials should have the authority to create money out of thin air. jo

benefit credit cards, edt cards. ♪ john: free stuff for victims. bill o'reilly. >> no matter what the evidence, no matte what facts are presented, the liberal line will be the same if society's fault. john she blames her parents for bad attitude. the back street boy's neck carter blames his drug binges on paris hilton. lamar odom as father blames his sons troublen the kardashian thes people say they cannot find work. is woman works for the welfare office. >> which should be done about that? >> i don't really know. they will get a job. john: selling victim died. that is our show tonig. ♪ spherejohn: are you a victim? won 19 emmys. solar powered clothes dryer, just 50 bucks. what did they get in the mail? a clothesline. >> this machine supposedly used chemical sprays to make people feel younger. >> or you could use this device. >> will step. of ugly facial fat. john: it's my job. i should warn you about scams. nothing wrong with consumer reporting. the media always goes overboard. and in 2020 we did. >> coffee makers may have started dozens of fires. john stossel with the facts you @%

people that we ought to be rushing to try to help the needyid benefit credit cards, edt cards. ♪ john: free stuff f victims. bill o'reilly. >> no matter what the evidence, no matter what facts are presented, the liberal line will be the sam if society's fault. john: she blames her parents for bad attitude. the back street boy's neck carter blames his drug bingesn ris hilton. lamar odom as father blames his sonsrouble on the kardashian these people say they cannot find work. this woman works for the welfare office. >> which should be done abt th? >> i don't really know. they will get a job john: selling victim died. that is our show tonight. ♪ spherejohn: are y a victim? won 19 emmys. solar powered clothes dryer, just 50 bucks. what did they get in the mail? a clothesline. >> this machine supposedly used chemical sprays to make people feel younger. >> or you could use this device. >> will step. of ugly facial fat. john: it's my job. should warn you about scams. nothing wrong with consumer reporting. the media alwayss goes overboar. and in 2020 we did. >> cfee makers may have started

the debt ceiling. she just the listed. john: that is what the big spender say, and they get their way, but what if this were the budget of someone you knew. john: what do you think of these people, making 24,000, spending 35,000, almost 11,000 in debt. >> get there priorities straight on what they need to be spending and saving money on. john: this is the federal budget. i just took zeros of. suppose america were a person. >> i would like to raise my debt limit. my debt limit, i would like to raise it. >> you are 140,000 to order and $70 in debt. >> right. i figure we should raise the limit to 170,000. i just bought a 60-inch flat screen. john: americans have bought plenty of -- plenty of flat screens. promising everyone many more things. is there no limit on what politicians in promised? who will pay for? case well. i have to take some of these. no, i am the old person. i need this. no, i've won't give it back. stealing from kids is not fair. so tonight the week after government barricaded veterans away from a memorial, i say what americans need is a barricade to keep congress aw

oportunidad. se lo agradezco mucho. ♪ (todos hablan). >> hola, john. gracias por venir. >> escucha, no me gustan las reuniones fuera de canales normales. >> no fue mi intenciÓn. >> ¿vienen contigo? >> sÍ. ♪ >> ya sea que me guste o no. escucha john, yo, hay problemas. >> ¿quÉ ocurre? >> alguien estÁ matando a nuestros testigos. tres muertos en las Últimas 48 horas. >> ¿quiÉn? >> ni de los tuyos, ni de los mÍos. no aÚn, al menos. >> ¿su identidad fue violada? >> no, no. ese es el problema y no hay forma de que alguien supiera cual es la ubicaciÓn de los tres. >> hay un espÍa dentro de protes. >> beller lo cree asÍ y tal vez es cierto. los tres testigos eran testigos en casos de mucha importancia, casos federales. todos con enlaces internacionales, es lo que tienen en comÚn. >> existen otros con ese mismo perfil. >> seis, parseexactos. u dellos es tuyo el otro e mÍo, asi es que, debemos ponernos en contacto y republicarlos de inmediato. Él ya te estÁ cargando combustible. >> trabajo solo y lo sabes. >> no esta vez. beller lo ordenÓ, es el sistema escoltas de la cia.

another round of appreciation for mira. what could i say about john podesta that could do him justice. there's no one like him in washington, d.c. or probably anywhere else. when my husband needed a sure hand to steer his second term into the white house, he turned to john podesta. equal parts thinker and doer, fighter and facilitator. brilliant, yet always modest and level headed. and when president obama needed a respected leader to oversee his transition, he, again, turned to john podesta. and when i need advice, either on grand strategy or day-to-day tactics, i turn to john as well. he is our indispensable man and someone who has carried a cap on his shoulders for so long. and i am deeply grateful to him and i know the voice of dodd, which is appropriate, introduced him, but i think we should also show our appreciation again to john podesta. we may have different backgrounds but we share a set of values that animates our work and our lives. the value of justice, freedom, opportunity, and equality that everyone the world over deserves to have in their lives and their societies to d

[cheers] [cheers] john: hundreds of union teachers once showed up outside of my office to shout shame on me. why have tenure? now a school reform movement has spread to other countries and unions they are don't like it either. get outside of the protest, there is progress. >> it taught me a lot of things. john: now ron paul is a new tool for homeschooling. >> let me hear your voice. john: but the unions make it hard to innovate. it is not just the unions, they called of resistance that blob. it's like this jabba the hutt thing that can't be bug. the janitors union come the politicians, school board bureaucrats. >> we have four or five people to sign off, we have to get the director of the critically to say that this is crazy to want at least a crazy. john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. john: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of ney, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives at allow kids to escape

interview with john harwood, he was pretty direct. >> am i exasperated? absolutely i am, this is entirely unnecessary, we have a situation where john boehner, the speaker of the house puts a bill out on the floor, at current funding levels so we can then negotiate on a real budget that allows us to stop negotiating from crisis to crisis, it would pass. the only thing that is stopping it, is that john boehner right now has not been willing to say no to a faction of the republican party that are willing to burn the house down because of an obsession over my health care initiative. >> the president there is continuing to point out that while the shutdown is often describeds a fight between democrats and republicans, it is just as much if not more so a fight between speaker john boehner and a fight between his own republican party. the idea of the tea party, any legislator being powerful in the traditional sense is kind of archaic, what boehner was before was an institutionalist, he was first elected to congress in 1990 and has been there ever since. he has risen through the ranks, c

here on cnn. hello, i'm john vause. >> and i'm natalie allen. we want to welcome viewers in the u.s. and around the world. thanks for joining us. >> deadlock over a stopgap spending bill has forced the government into a widespread shutdown. there is no agreement. senate democrats just refuse to accept it. >> and that means many government offices will be closed today as furloughs begin for some 800,000 federal workers. even as the key part of president obama's signature health care law goes into effect today. >> all this fuels a much bigger concern about what sort of battle to expect when it comes to raising the nation's debt ceiling just a few weeks from now. let's go straight to washington for the very latest in our live coverage. joe john is on duty in our washington bureau. so, john, the house and the senate, they reconvene what, about six and a half hours from now? what can we expect then. >> anybody's guess, quite frankly, john. what we do know is that when last the house convened, they determined that they would seek some type of a negotiation through conferees with the senat

of "the atlantic," dan balz of the "washington post," john dickerson of "slate" magazine and cbs news and john harwood of cnbc and "the new york times." >> award-winning reporting and analysis. covering he's -- history as it happens. live in -- from our nation's capital this is "washington week". corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we went out and asked people a simple question. how old is the oldest pepper you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90's but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed -- the official retirement age. how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all f these years? >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by northrop grumen. additional funding is provided by the manon berg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to pbs stations interest -- from viewers like you. thank you. once again, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. washington has not exactly covered

>> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. could be furloughed. and people anxious for government flood relief in colorado could be waiting even longer. plus the impact felt on wall street well before the midnight deadline as the markets tumbled on shut down fears. . >> it has been a long day and a long night on capitol hill butter add this moment the senate and the house appear to be far from an agreement. there you see senator chuck schumer in the senate speaking at the moment. if they can't make a deal by midnight eastern time the government will shut down. as this evening is about to become morning, republicans and democrats still firing verbal attacks on each other while the american people are watching and waiting. but there are developments. mike viqueira, mike. >> for those who are frustrated by the snail's pace that sometimes happens around here may be heartened by at least the fact they have batted this ball back and forth several times but to no avail. it started out today in the senate's court when the senate stripped out y

expecting to be hearing live from john boehner. after 1:00, this is going to be awesome. have a great night. stay with us. >>> midnight came, and midnight went. congress did not keep the government runs. and still, amazingly, ironically, republicans did not stop obamacare. >> what a shameful day this is. >> the government of the united states of america will close. >> they're talking now about not raising the debt creeling. >> i'd like to say good evening, but it isn't a very good one. >> the president is the one who's driving the government shut down. >> the president's not willing to come to the table. >> he wants the checkbook. >> maybe he's not the problem. >> the president's not asking for anything. >> you've got to get a life. >> this is not a game of chicken. >> i sort of feel sorry for speaker boehner. >> the sheer ridiculousness. >> the republicans have left the plane of reason. >> tomorrow will be a bad day for government, a day of celebration in the house. >> government shut down watch. >> this one is a complete shutdown. >> the finale. >> as a result, you're about to shut

laws are just as racist as they can be. >> congressman john lewis apparently doesn't like progress. >> in another time, in another period, these devices was used to make it harder, make it difficult for the average person of color to participate in the process. >> i don't think any part of the law is racist. >> north carolina precinct chairman and gop executive committee member, don yelltin, thinks his state's new voting restrictions are just fine. >> what's going to happen with this law, the process is going to have more integrity. right here in this county, there's always one or two that voted twice a year. >> 1 or 2 million people? >> no, one or two people. >> and that's one or two out of how many? >> that's just one or two out of 60,000. >> so statistically, there is enough voter fraud to sway zero elections? >> that's not the point. the bottom line is, the law is not racist. >> of course the law is not racist. and you are not racist. >> well, i've been called a bigot before. let me tell you something. you don't look like me, but i think i've treated you the same as i would any

: john, i appreciate it. host: coming up, the impacts of national security efforts during the government shutdown. we will be right back. >> the president had us all down to the white house last week only to remind me that he was not going to negotiate over keeping the government open or over the looming need to increase the debt limit. >> democrats agree, we are willing to negotiate but won't negotiate to a with a gun to our heads. we say to our republican colleagues, and this irresponsible government shutdown. >> we are not going to negotiate under the threat of a prolonged shutdown until republicans get 100% of what they want. coverageith c-span for of the government shutdown and your input into the conversation. >> i am disgusted that obama cannot compromise. he refuses to negotiate. the shutdown is that republicans are playing stupid games and if everybody play these games long-term, the entire government shutdown. something assembly treason. >-- something resuming treason. -- we bring public affairs event from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congre

>> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, elton john. and from "revenge," emily vancamp. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> welcome. if you just stumbled on the show, you picked a good night to do it. emily vancamp is here tonight and so is elton john. i should say sir elton john. he was knighted the queen and the lion king as well. how does he expect the tiny dancer to hold him closer. the dancer is tiny. he's regular size. if anything he should be the one doing the closer holding. are you excited? >> very excited. >> what's your favorite song? >> tiny dancer. >> besides the one i just mentioned, what is your favorite? >> from the lion king. >> you don't get over the border by not being crafty, right. we also have a great and potentially uncomfortable show planned for tomorrow. kanye west will be here tomorrow. we had a disagreement a couple of weeks ago and it got a little out of hand on twitter. we will sit down and discuss it like normal people do, on television. us and dr. phil and neither one of us is leaving until the gov

stake so much higher. >> john boehner kept saying i want to have a kchgs. >> he used the word conversation 22 times in that interview. >> the goal posts have moved again. >> now they are stuck. >> for them, a win is -- >> full capitulation. >> to have him cry uncle. >> it's time for us to take a stand. >> it's not enough to take a stand. in the end you have to govern. >> the boehner bhungalers. that's the headline of the column in the "new york times" today. what he called the keeply incompetent house republican leadership. the professor goes on to refer to the house of representatives as the keystone cops and the boehner bungle eebungleers. but there is another possible. the one that no one is considering. what if what if john boehner and the house republican leadership and senator ted cruise know exactly what they're doing and exactly why they're doing it? what if they are playing a much longer and bigger game than anyone has noticed. what if their concern is the presidency and nothing but the presidency? and what if the republican party, the party that created the modern im

with the white house and moderate republicans. for them they're very comfortable with that. >> john stanton, washington bureau chief, buzzfeed. john, thank you for being with us. that does it for us right now. this is ongoing. what you are watching now the vote in the house to end the government shutdown and avert the debt ceiling crisis that the treasury department says would hit tomorrow. we are done to the skin of our teeth, as a nation. as this vote comes in right now in the house of representatives. that does it for us tonight. we will see you live at midnight for the layest from washington. now time for the last word from lawrence o'donnell. >>> this is our continuing live coverage of the vote in the house of representatives at this very minute. the vote that will end the government shut down. that will indeed raise the debt ceiling. that vote comes on a day when the speaker of the house john boehner was in effect forced to declare his official surrender. the republicans in the house of representatives who are trying to force president obama into compromises did not get their

do. in terms of the parallels here, last time the republicans got the blame, is this just as john mccain said to me the same movie being replayed. >> the republicans are being blamed more than the democrats in our brand new cnn poll that came out today. the republicans will be blamed. a lot of those republicans who served back in '95, '96 are fully aware of what happened then. what happened then was very obvious. it helped propel bill clinton to get re-elected in 1996. he was in deep trouble and his job approval numbers were not good, but coming out of those two government shutdowns, he went ahead and he never looked back. he beat bob dole in his bid to get re-elected. a lot of republicans including john boehner remember that, but there are plenty of them in congress who don't remember what happened then and are willing to fight this fight right now topher obama care. it's going to be a brutal fight. you know, there's other ways to fight this battle, but they're insisting on fighting it right now. i suspect though eventually, probably sooner rather than later, john boehner will fi

>>> good evening over one welcome to al jazeera i'm john siegenthaler in new york. no deal on the government shutdown but the two sides talk and are expected to talk again tonight. >> plus, stock optimism even the mention of a deal had the stocks soring today. we'll look at whether the traders optimism was premature. >>> the ki kidnapping. the prime minister was abducted at gun point. >>> one. mercury 7 astronauts has died. we'll look back at scott carpenter's mission. ♪ >>> for now they started talking. the president met with g.o.p. leaders this afternoon at the white house. there could be more talks tonight. it's the most activity we have seen since the government shutdown ten days ago. one republican called the talks useful and productive, but no deal on the shutdown or the debt ceiling. mike viqueira is standing by at the white house. another day of political theater what does it mean? >> this is a little more substancetive. there is no break through to this impasse. with one week to go the possible default for the october 17t october 17th deadline for congress to act to rac