shaheen from the ending spending super pac, take a look. >> on health care jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it. >> so next november if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> that's tough. >> it's a very tough ad in december twooentd. the question is will it be effective in november 2014? and, you know, they talk in that ad about 25,000 people who have lost their coverage. there are 250,000 people in new hampshire who are uninsured. my bet is by the time we fast forward eight or ten months enough will be done in terms of obamacare implementation that that story is going to change and what looks really powerful and it is today won't have as much bite. >> kristen, that's the point, why they are running this ad now is they want to set the stage of untrustworthy, you can't trust this person so that by november, if obamacare, if the affordable care act is something of a net positive, they have already sowed these seeds, don't want to call it character assassination. >> the most damning thing about if you

today we go to new hampshire where democratic senator jeanne shaheen will be seeking a fourth term but is considered vulnerable. enter former massachusetts republican senator scott brown. brown just sold his house in massachusetts and moved to new hampshire. he is widely expected to challenge senator shaheen, who's already been the target of ads by a conservative super pac. >> on health care, jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it. it will increase choices for families. it will promote competition. >> the facts. more than 20,000 new hampshire patients have had their coverage cancelled. so next november, if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> long-time political reporter and columnist for the national telegraph, kevin landrigan, joins me now. kevin, first of all, how would scott brown not be seen as a carpet bagger in new hampshire? >> well, i think the republican party in new hampshire really is desperate. i was at the fund-raiser, sold-out fund-raiser the republican party had with scott brown last

the latest sign that he may be prepping to challenge the incumbent, democratic senator jeanne shaheen come 2014. he's getting support from a conservative super pac with the help of this obamacare attack ad. take a look. >> on health care, jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it. it will increase choices for families. it will promote competition. >> the facts. more than 20,000 new hampshire patients have had their coverage cancelled. next november, if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> so do you support scott brown, senator, running in new hampshire? do you think he should run? >> well, i think anybody who wants to run in new hampshire is welcome to run. we're an open primary state and we're filled with a lot of enthusiastic people who want to get involved with government, which is one of our big pluses. we've always been a political hotbed, starting with our primary system and the national primary system. but it will be an open and hotly contested primary on the republican side as to who runs again

does this mean he's set his sights on challenging senator jeanne shaheen? >>> plus their approval ratings are in the toilet. a new poll shows they're less trusted than car salesmen, but just how hard does congress really work? get this, a new survey suggests they're probably working harder than you. do you buy it? >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. right now the senate is about to take its first vote on the budget deal. 60 votes are needed to move forward. it appears the deal has not only the votes to pass this first hurdle, cloture, but also enough republican support to pass the final vote tomorrow. and in about 45 minutes, the president will meet with 15 silicon valley ceos to talk about the obamacare website and the nsa. that meeting with high profile tech giants like apple's tim cook, google's eric schmidt comes as the white house is dealing with the fallout from a judge's decision about the nsa. the judge ruled the call program violates the constitution by sweeping up meta data on every american's phone calls. i want to bring in our company. dafna li

. >> on health care, jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it. it will increase choices for families. it will promote competition. >> the facts. more than 20,000 new hampshire patients have had their coverage cancelled. so next november, if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> so in response to that, jeanne shaheen sends out a mailer and said look what's happening, right wing super pacs are trying to steal the senate, trying to take back the senate, help me. trying to use it to her fund-raising advantage. but are those kinds of ads going to be effective? >> new hampshire is a tough state when it comes to obamacare. rik alluded to the fact that there are going to be some people who are going to have to pay more or have a more difficult time if they did like their health plan before in terms of transitioning. in new hampshire, the tea party legislature declined to set up an exchange and instead they had to access the federal exchange and last i checked, there was only one insurer that was selling in new

does this mean he's set his sights on challenging senator jeanne shaheen? >>> plus their approval ratings are in the toilet. a new poll shows they're less trusted than car salesmen, but just how hard does congress really work? get this, a new survey suggests they're probably working harder than you. do you buy it? >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. right now the senate is about to take its first vote on the budget deal. 60 votes are needed to move forward. it appears the deal has not only the votes to pass this first hurdle,

jeanne shaheen. >> it will increase choices for families. it will promote competition. >> the facts. more than 20,000 new hampshire patient and obamacare offers only one ensure on the individual market. if you like your senator, you can keep him. if you don't, you know what to do. ♪ ♪ lou: the advertisement being called an advertisement that every democrat should be scared offin 2014. turning now to the fed decision today. the direction of this economy in these markets. keith, jon has made it clear that he thinks is overvalued and you are talking about popping bubbles. you we are looking at more points on the dow jones, the market cap added. what is an investor to do here? >> if you really truly understand the making of this, then you just buy the bubble. because basically you are rolling from bubble to bubble. so now the bond bubble is popping in on that capital from this perspective just goes to the equities. so anyone who is making the call that stocks are overvalued, it's going to get more expensive, in particular people have to roll

most people said jeanne shaheen couldn't be beat. we think she can be. we'll take it to minnesota and virginia, not to mention places like alaska, arkansas and louisiana which mitt romney won by in some cases double digits. >> who is funding this? who is behind the ad and the push? >> ending spending was founded by a business guy named joe ricketts. his son todd runs it now. we have support from millions across the country, online donations and other major donors. it is a movement where people say we have to educate voters. we don't just do ads. we do on the ground stuff -- >> was this ad in production before it was dubbed the lie of the year? >> indeed. we added that at the last second. >> you were happy to see it come out. >> right. the thing that drove it was the fact that scott brown decided to move the to new hampshire. there is an on-the-ground effort there. students in new hampshire are drafting him to run for senate. that helps make competitive. >> we'll see what i will pact it has. good to see you. all the best. coming uh, a new twist in the "du

there's talk he's going to new hampshire to speak at a dinner and he might go after jeanne shaheen. what do you think of that possibility that the former senator of massachusetts is going to run for new hampshire. >> you know, i've seen occasions in the past, and so have you, andrea, where people have moved to states to try to enhance their potential for re-election or election, i should say. i can't recall a time that it's ever worked. i think going back in history, there was only one senator who actually served if not two, maybe even three states, but that's so rare. so he's defying the odds if he attempts to do this and frankly i don't think he's going to be able to pull it off. >> tom daschle, thanks so much. great to see you. thanks for being with us today. coming up next, hollywood and heroes. a new documentary goes inside a navy s.e.a.l. team, but it's the mission off screen that's stealing the spotlight. ♪ ♪ by the end of december, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddle

i call it the jeanne shaheen group. mark warner is in this group. they know obamacare is going to sink them. this is very political, is it not? i mean, really, this is very political. >> it's completely political. like i said, there's no economic reason for doing that. like i said, where are all the democratic health care economists saying this is the great move? it makes the system worse. each of these exemptions little by little destabilizes these risk pools. destabilizes obama care. >> hang on one second. >> tear trying to win a political battle on a day-by-day basis. >> in fact, i thought this was really pretty bad for government work. the announcement was done as a letter to those democratic senators. they didn't even make a general announceme announcement. nobody went into the white house press office to say this. to let the rest of the country know. they just wrote a letter to these democratic senators. now, that is the most pathetically partisan thing i've ever seen. jennifer, is this the end -- is this the end of the individual mandate? >>

. >> on health care jeanne shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can keep your insurance if you like it, it will increase choices for families and promote competition. >> next november if you like your senator you can keep her, if you don't, you know what to do. stuart: and as you can see, some senate democrats are feeling the heat. several of them are in serious danger of losing their seats to republicans as a result of this disasterous rollout. they've been urging for this change. now, anyone with a canceled policy can buy a scat catastrophic plan, you know the kind that's not good and means fewer younger and healthy people signing up and means a problem for the insurance system. >> the latest rule change could cause significant instability in the marketplace and lead to further confusion and disruption for consumers. the insurers will lose money. premiums could go up for everyone else. once again, the president changing the law to suit his own political interests. elsewhere, time is money and so some big corporate headlines for you this morning, and nike a ton more money, sales gr

jeanne shsheen -- jeanne shaheen from offered the biennial boj proposal -- budget proposal. this is something we need to build on in the future as we bring continuity to the budget process. number two, yes i know there are a couple of pension tweaks, yes, there are some savings in a couple of pension tweaks but we'll have to do a lot of tweaking in terms of long-term entitlements over the next few years if we're ever going to rein in the spending. our biggest problem is not as much what we spend in veng screpg in one we're -- discretionary spending in one year as the obligation in the mortgage we're accumulating over decades. this proposal will save $22.6 billion over the next decade but $100 billion over the decade to follow. because it accumulates and compounds and those savings on entitlement programs can make a tremendous difference. third and most importantly, we sunshineled and fell last october when we decided to shut down the government rather than do our job. i want to commend senator murray and paul ryan and refer to a conversation paul ryan and i had on saturday.

that's why i'm cosponsoring a bill by senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire that would replace those cuts to military pensions by closing an indefensible and wasteful corporate tax loophole and i hope we can get that done before the cut to military pensions goes into effect. i'm also very troubled that the budget deal does not include an extension of critical emergency unemployment insurance. extending this unemployment insurance is one of the things we need to be doing for the economy. too many americans remain unemployed and those who have been employed the long -- unemployed the longest are facing the expiration of their unemployment insurance when they need it the most. 65,000 workers in minnesota, and millions throughout our country, may need this extended unemployment insurance in 2014 p. these folks are struggling, they're struggling to find jobs and to support their families. not extending unemployment insurance will also put the brakes on our economic recovery. in 2011, the c.b.o. wrote that aid to the unemployed is among the policies with -- quote -- "the largest effects on

shaheen will run for re-election next year. the polling shows he might actually have a shot in september. shaheen was edging brown by only four points. in order to face shaheen, if he gets that far, brown has to get past some interesting primary competition first. former senator bob smith who lost his re-election in the republican primary to john e. sununu, he left new hampshire, bob smith did, moved to florida, and in 2004 he tried to run for the senate in that state. didn't go through with it, but flirted with doing it all over again in florida, in 2010. and then bob smith moved back to new hampshire, and now he said he's going to run against or try to run against shaheen too, setting up a primary against brown. that is carpetbagging with a twist of boomeranging or something like that. anyway, new hampshire is not the only state with residency issues among candidates this cycle. also liz cheney, who is running in the republican primary against long time wyoming senator mike enzi, yes, it is the state that her -- her very famo

there is speculation that he may who isge jeanne shaheen, seeking reelection next year. senator brown lost his seat to elizabeth warren in the 2012 election. senate democrats expect a budget bill to survive a test vote today now that at least seven republican said they will support the regulation. it will ease budget cuts in part by reducing the deficit by a modest $23 billion over the coming decades. these the words of the associated press. the house passed the measure expected to reach president obama's desk no later than tomorrow. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> what is going on today comes down to two words, fundamental transformation. those are obama's words. i ask a couple of questions. does the president have the power to transform america? of course not. you want to fundamentally change america? that means you don't like capitalism and our constitutional system very much. when you keep hearing this transformation, change is hard, you need to understand this is a direct attack on our constitutional system. that is what he is talking abou