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who is there besides scott brown. who could wrestle this nomination away from him? >> certainly former senator bob smith, who's been living in florida for about 12 years, says he's coming back to the state. he's going to redeclare full-time residency and run here as well. i'm not sure if bob smith could beat jeanne shaheen but he represents real problems for scott brown in a primary and here's why. it's appropriate -- i was watching when my wife, the wizard of oz over the weekend, because i think scott brown will have that judy garland moment where he thinks i'm not in massachusetts anymore. the massachusetts republican of henry cabot lodge and ed brook aren't the new hampshire republicans that vote in a n nonpresidential race where turnout will be low. it's fiscally conservative and socially conservative. scott brown will have to explain his votes and his positions on abortion, on gun control, on same-sex marriage to those conservative republicans. and bob smith is going to remind them of scott brown's voting record

joining me is former republican senator from massachusetts and fox news contributor, scott brown. >> good to see you, governor. >> i worry a lot about the divisions within the republican party and some of these outside groups that spend millions of dollars to attack other republicans. i'm thinking why doenn't we spe the money rather than showing the differences ever so minute of republicans. >> that's the question of the day if you remember what president reagan said. have somebody as your 70 or 80% friend than your 100% enemy. we're taking people with similar believes and dividing each other. i've felt as a republican since i was 18 years old, my mom and dad were married and divorced four times each. i lived in 17 houses by the time i was 18. my mom was on welfare. when i chose to vote for president reagan at 18 years old, i did it because it was the

chuck todd, scott brown -- can scott brown -- i asked mike barnacle this, can scott brown make the jump across state lines and be elected state senator? what's the last politician to do that? >> i can't think of any that successfully did it. bill brock who was a tennessee senator, got the nomination in maryland in '96. he was a senator in the early '80s in tennessee. identify been racking my brain to find a successful version of this. everything i've heard on the ground from what's going on in new hampshire is scott brown has not done his political homework in the state of new hampshire. new hampshire republican party and massachusetts republican party while geographically, their headquarters might be within driving distance they couldn't be farther apardon whe -- apart ideologically. massachusetts is a more moderate party. new hampshire republicans -- new hampshire is an outlier when it comes to the conservative movement in the northeast. it always has had this history that i have no idea. if scott brown gets a semi-serious challenger i don't know how he gets out. if you look at the hi

we'll talk liz cheney, scott brown, and the art of carpetbagging. we have five easy steps to make sure you don't mess it up. but, first, no one likes waiting in line to go through airport security. but it is something we all have to do. we do it willingly. we do it patiently, usually. just as we have done for the past 40 years. before then, before the 1970s, u.s. airports did not have that much in the way of security. but a spate of airline hijackings changed that and it led to metal detecters in american airports in 1973. once metal couldn't get through, guns couldn't get through. that was the idea at least. what if metal detectors or x-ray machines weren't enough, what then? what if plastic guns became a perfectly legal thing to have in this country? what if a kind of detector you would need to keep the plastic firearms from getting through? the u.s. does have a law banning any guns that can go undetected by metal detectors and x-ray machines, a law set to expire tomorrow night. the clock is ticking for congress to renew it. this week on tuesday,

but the bad news for the president means good nows for the republicans in scott brown on the political landscape tonight. >> last-minute changes are making insurance companies to accommodate the president and his law. what surprises lies a head. >> the catholic church wins a victrow against obama air. will the birth control man date be scrapped from the law once and for all? . ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you very much. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios and happy now year everybody. 2013 started with followers of president obama feeling like they were the world. there was a confidence and arrogance in winning the 20 authority 12 elections and a new level of partisanship. the president skated past questions of benghazi. and his pals would not throw him accountable. and cony capitalism and showered with taxpayer money and a world falling apart in the seams. by the ep of the year, approval ratings would be nearing those of richard nixon and the democratic party would so a rush and rather quick than face voers over the train wreck and legisl

all of this is fuelling speculation that scott brown will challenge new hampshire senator next year. he made a number of public appearances and scheduled to headline the new hampshire republican party's holiday party on thursday. in the meantime, senator sha heene is under fine from a group called ending spending, trying to draft brown to run against her. they are slamming her for supporting president obama's pitch on health care reform. >> on health care, jean shaheen didn't tell the truth. >> you can teep your insurance if you like it. it will increase choices for families and promote competition. >> the facts, more than 20,000 new hampshire patients had their coverage canceled and next november, if you like your senator, you can keep her. if you don't, you know what to do. >> joining me live now, deputy political editor kminco montener ro. there's a laundry list if scott brown chooses to run, including, he's running up against history. >> no question about that. the fact he's moving from massachusetts to new hampshire, of course going to be the first hurdle, may not be, you know,

former senator scott brown on the scott brown movement the scott brown movement building in new hamp every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of ourenergy op, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. . >> obama care's problems continue to compound themselves. the washington post reports that in addition to millions losing access to their current health care plans, doctors and hospitals, obama care will also limit drug coverage for those with chronic conditions. joining us now, fox news contributor former senator, scott brown. scott, good to have you with us. >> it's great to be on, lou, thank you. >> every night it seems to bring here another development, revelation about what obama care is with nancy pelosi's voice over my back saying if you want to know, just pat the darn t

a lot of speculation, scott brown will be in it. are we going to see you on the campaign trial in new hampshire? >> when you answer the question about you in 16. >> i have two extra years. you have to answer now. >> i'm actually trying to figure out is it huckabee and brown or brown and huckabee. >> but you are looking at it. >> i would be misleading people if i said i wouldn't honored for the situation. i'm looking at getting my family settled and taking care of my mom and reconnecting with my family who lives up there. the senator was the deciding vote on obama care. she rammed it through and voted r it. she voted against every grandfathering amendment. she also wrote the letter to the irs asking they investigate the group. she's going to have to answer to the americans. >> if you're the one just come back to our show and tell me us about it. scott, great to see you. >> thank you, governor. >> senator brown and his daughter are going to stay with us. later in the show you're going to hear his daughter sing she was with us before a

we have brit hume, mara liasson, scott brown, and joe lieberman. benefits ran out yesterday and president obama is foe kugs on this and raising the minimum became. >> as a political tactic, chris, he is trying to change the subject and it supports and speeds into the concept he talks about so often. and it as grown in his administration, but he seems to think it is a worthwhile issue. my sense of it is people who lost unemployment benefits had them a long time. it's supposed today be a temporary measure and it has been extended for many people for a long time. i think it's something that the democrats can make some use of, it portrays the republicans as hard hearted, which is a theme that many agree with, and they're going back a long way. >> you are seeing ads have liberal groups pointing out people who will be cut off, and a lot of newscasts are talking of folks that are well intentioned, they have been counting on federal energy aide we we say has been going on for five years now. it's tough not to feel for them. >> it is also something that has

that was scott brown who sent that question in. >> no, it was greg wright. >> that's his code name. the answer is yes, and i want to make this important point. obviously the rollout of obamacare has been bad, disastrous. the administration has been on the defensive. but we've got to remember that the status quo ante before the affordable care act was adopted and american health care was bad and not very popular. it was very unpopular and people were complaining about the increases in the costs, the unfair way in which they were treated by insurance companies, and the fact that 30 to 40 million people were not covered. and we were paying because when they went to the hospital, they were given health care, anyway, and it was added on to our health care bill. >> what about this question, i hear this a lot. look, the health care system worked for a lot of people. most people were pretty happy with the health care system, so why not find a target? in a sense, that isn't what the president promised, it just turns out his promise wasn't true that leaves everybody alone and targets the peop

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a lot of speculation scott brown will be in it? will we see you on the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> when you answer the question about you in '16. >> that is different. i have two extra years and you have to answer now. >> i'm actually trying to figure out, is it huckabee and brown or brown and huckabee. >> but you are looking at it. >> i would be misleading people if i said i wasn't hoppered for the -- honored for the consideration. right now we are looking there. we getting the family settled and reconnecting with my mom and family that lives up there. listen, the present senator, she was the deciding vote on obamacare. she rammed it there and voted for it and every grandfathering amendment and she was one of the people writing the letter to the irs asking they investigate the conservative group. so she'll have to answer to somebody, people from new hampshire on these very important issues. >> if you are the one, just come back to our show and tell us about it. we'll be happy to give you the forum here. thank you. good to

his twitter handle changed from scott brown ma to send scott brown. you pointed out he is jumping on the republicans obama care issue, pointing out ten of the state's 26 hospitals would not be available on the exchange that's in that state. he's got that dinner coming up december 19th and republicans think he would be a very attractive candidate. people say, well, is he just trying to ramp up speculation to help his law firm? if that's what it's for, he's going to a lot of trouble. >> mike barnacle, what's the feel up in massachusetts, new hampshire, about scott brown jumping over a state? >> well, as i understand former senator brown had a summer home in new hampshire for many years. senator shaheen and her husband billy shaheen have been a part of that political fab breck. i would expect if he does choose to run that senator shaheen will boat him. >> well, that op-ed he wrote is an early shot. another piece you have up there this morning, president obama juggling legislative issues right now. republicans, though, going back after health care as we h

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former senator scott brown on the scott brown movement building in new hamp . >> obama care's problems continue to compound themselves. the washington post reports that in addition to millions losing access to their current health care plans, doctors and hospitals, obama care will also limit drug coverage for those with chronic conditions. joining us now, fox news contributor former senator, scott brown. scott, good to have you with us. >> it's great to be on, lou, thank you. >> every night it seems to bring here another development, velation about what obama care is with nancy pelosi's voice over my back saying if you want to know, just pat the darn thing. we are finding out. the idea that truck coverage would be lost here for people with chronic conditions and other road blocks just unimaginable but they keep coming. >> well, lou, i don't want to say i told you so, but when i was running for the united states senate, i pointed out a lot of the problemshat were going to be experienced with obama care. you have half a trillion of medicare cuts, which are starting to take effect, even 1

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scott brown would have to answer that if he did run. but you can drive from downtown new hampshire to the border in 30 minutes without traffic. it may be less of an issue there than other states. i think scott brown from a purely political standpoint, a lot better chance of lebbed to something as a republican in new hampshire than getting re-elected or elected again to something as a republican in massachusetts. >> and this quick footnote just to -- "politico" breaking frank wolf, long time veteran from california said he's not going to seek re-election in 2013. that could be a seat up. >> competitive seat. >> ruth marcus, if he don't see you, happy new year. >> happy new year, merry kplas to everybody. >> chris cillizza, see you later. >>> sad news, six soldiers killed when their black hawk helicopter crashed in afghanistan. the aircraft had a hard landing due to mechanical problems and was then attacked by militants after it went down. the soldiers were serving with international security assistance force. we'll bring you more details

scott brown, chief economist will join us. we will get his analysis and what is next for the fed as the central bank enters into a new era. today, president obama outlined his plan. the president speech and what it could mean in the coming months. >> calling it the defining challenge of our time, president obama laid out broad plans. what was called a preview of the state of the union address, he called for a race to minimum wage and new investments in research and education. all part of an effort to close a gap that iss -- a increasingly large. >> they pose a fundamental threat to the american dream, our way of life, and what we stand for around the globe. is an issue they have hit on before. economic equality was the core of their attacks against mitt romney. today, president obama made clear it would be at the core of his agenda for the remainder of his time in office. whoited hope francis questioned a society driven by money and called on people to care more about the death of a homeless person than if the stock market wen

. >>> and massachusetts republican scott brown is packing up his house and moving to new hampshire. 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

., right now, we are learning that scott brown is packing up, moving over the border to new hampshire. 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

we can do it better. >> that is a no comment. >> and former senator scott brown. thank you for attacking time to talk to us. >> and new questions of whether someone needs to be fired for the launch of obama care. and repeating that it is time to send the message and this mess up is unacceptable. >> and finding the lone survivor who was found three days after the boat sank. >> and what risk takers were trying to accomplish when they made a final leap in the air. >> they do jumps here and they will have an accident or two and people are going to die. it just happens. pp ÷ó >> we are getting new information on a devastating accident in the skies above arizona. two sky divers killed after colliding in midair. the dove to the ground at 3,000 feet. >> i was coming back from town and i went in town about 5:30 and i saw an ambulance go back in to town. i didn't know it was here for sure and then the ambulance coming out slow, that is indication of a death. >> the group with 200 sky divers trying to set a world record. >> o.j. simpson not taking no for an answer on the

joining us now, fox news contributor, former senator scott brown. good to have you with this. >> good to be on. lou: every night seems to bring another development, revelation about what obamacare is with the nancy pelosi is voice over my back saying, you know, if you want tknow just passed the darn thing. are finding out. e idea that drug coverage would be lost for people with chronic conditions and other roadblocks are just unimaginable. but they keep coming. >> well, i don't want to settle jews so, but when i was running for the united states senate i pointed out a lot of the problems of were going to be experienced. yo have half a trillion of medicare cuts which are starting to take effect. eighteen new taxes including the medicare device tax that is crushing businesses. it is no surprise. the money has to come from somewhere. they're going to take obviously from the lesser expensive drugs. on sorry, the more expensive drugs and try to, you know, save money so that they campaign for the entire plan. it is broken. everybody knows that it is broke

you know, at every stage when scott brown got re-elected, everyone was sure obama care was done. when the tea party came, everybody said obama care was done. obama himself, from controversies like the irs to when he criticized the arrest of henry lewis gates, he's been done. and he continued. this should be no surprise to anyone who's paid attention to history. bill clinton emerged from an impeachment scandal with the highest approval rating of his career. he's the president. he has the support -- he won the 2012 election with the support of many americans. and the health care law is here to stay. it's not going away any time soon. >> you know, james, some in the media talk over and over -- i mean, we've been hearing for the last few weeks. it goes all the way back to jim demint's waterloo comment. listen to this. >> one pundit says that the obama care debacle marks the, quote, end of obama's presidency and the beginning of his lame duck years in the white house. >> this is a lame duck status we're in now. >> when we look back at the end of his presidency, we're going to say this

. >> while we're talking about new hampshire there's a lot of buzz about scott brown, former massachusetts senator, the guy the most unwelcome inaugural president for president obama one year after he was nothing you rated, scott brown tipped the balance in the senate from 60 to 59 seat. what are the odds he actually moves to new hampshire and runs to senate? >> i think he's been making a smattering of appearances in the state. people don't really know what he's doing but for the republican party he is their one best hope in new hampshire. not a lot of other candidates that could take on jooeb shaheen who had very strong poll numbers in the summer and is positions herself on obamacare. >> does carpet bagger work when it's just new hampshimassachuse york? romney had ahouse in new hampshire. >> this looks we're doing this opportunityistically. hillary clinton, what was her connection to new york in advance? maybe there's a certain stature you achieve at which carpet bagger can no longer be raised against you. not like england where the party picks a safe seat for you and sends you out there

scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. this is our western edition. when something breaks on the international space station, there is no repairman to call so today, two astronauts suited up for the second time this week to complete the job of fixing a critical cooling system. a pump broke earlier this month, and today's mission was to swap out the old one with the new one. bill whitaker has the story. >> reporter: traveling almost 18,000 miles per hour, 260 miles above the earth, astronauts mike hopkins and rick masstrachio stepped outside the international space station to make the urgent repairs to the cooling system. >> mike hopkins taking a special sleigh ride on this christmas eve, holding the pump module. >> reporter: teetering on the end of the space station's arm, they installed the refrigerator- sized pump. it took more than seven hours. it was difficult and dazzling. bill harwood is cbs news space consultant. >> working in these big cumbersome space suits is not easy. it's almost like you're wearing multi-layer clothes in the wintertime, so

. >> we have james brown in for scott pelly in new york. james. >> reporter: edward snowden declares mission accomplished after his surveillance program. we will explain tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, how a 10-year- old b also playing the >>> new at 6:00 tonight, while st. nick is busy delivering gifts around the world, how a 10-year-old boy in the hospital is also playing the role of santa. >>> and, if you think their time has run out due to technology, tonight proof that watches are still very hot. these storiest -- stories and more coming up tonight at 6:00. >> looking forward to that, but we have time. santa is on his way. >> yeah. >> he will veterans -- great weather. >> reporter: clear skies coming in tonight. waking up tomorrow morning. 30s, 40s. tomorrow when the kiddest want to go outside to try all their new toys they may be receiving. >> there he is. >> heading toward the united states and the bay area. >> couple hours. all right. james brown, cbs news, next. two astronauts head outside the space station to t

scott brown. 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 bl

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and in 2010 after scott brown won that victory in mike galanos. after the bp oil spill, and during the 2011 bad economic news, and during the 2012 election. even this year when the president took on syria. so the next time somebody asks you, can obama recover? i think the smart bet is, yes, he can. so to you -- >> can i point out. >> surmaking my point, sir. if in fact it is the case, betting on the failure, isn't it reckless and foolish on the part of the republican party to have one strategy, which is to hope obama fails? that's the only strategy, as best as i can tells. >> remember the shovel ready? remember obama care, demonstrated weakness around the world? >> again, this is your whole strategy. >> it's not a strategy. >> but what is your strategy? you have no strategy for getting jobs for the country, no strategy for immigration. am i wrong? >> the next time i do this showing i'm bringing a couple hundred bills to show you. >> on the still his, the economic is in fact growing, jobs are being added. this republican party is a lot different th

republican senator of massachusetts at fox news contributor scott brown joins us. great to have you this afternoon. begin with your take. why do you think congress was able to reach a deal so quickly? >> take the good and the bad. they are getting back to regular order. the senate passed a budget, the house and senate can conference it, creates uncertainty and stability for a little bit and avoid a government shutdown and reestablished all little confidence with the american people saying they did something before christmas. that is the thing that will be left. the bad items are doesn't do much of anything. we are $17 trillion national debt, cuts $28 billion over ten years, those cuts are at the end, doesn't address social security, medicare, medicaid, defense spending and other items that are dragging down and increasing the debt and deficit. it is better than nothing. it doesn't address the big things. they have to start to do that. they do not continue to spend and go deeper into debt. lori: to your point it is back loaded. it is down the road renegotiated, the

. >>> scott brown may be looking to get back into the political realm. he found a buyer for his home in massachusetts and he plans to move to neighboring new hampshire. there's been a lot of speculation out there that brown who lost his seat to elizabeth warren could challenge the democratic senator. he made frequent spopz to the granite state where he already owns a home. a conservative pack is running ads in new hampshire touting brown's credentials. he is scheduled to speak at a republican holiday party there this thursday. in case you were wondering, the listing price for that home right there? massachusetts, $555,000. the family bought it in 2005 $2 for $307 th,000. brian schwietzer one of the names floating around as a democratic candidate for president in 2016. yesterday he took a direct one-two punch at the presumed front-runner and the sitting president. in an interview with the weekly standard, he said, the quo that we have is will it be that hillary that leads the progressives or is it the hillary that says i'm already going to win the democra

. >>> former massachusetts senator scott brown is telling his house to move to new hampshire and may run for the senate there according to bloomberg news. david cameron, he visited afrg on monday and said british troops will have accomplished their mission and can return next year with their heads held high. >>> a call from new jersey democrats for a federal investigation. now all of this stems from allegation that's supporters of governor chris christie were behind lane closures on the george washington bridge because a local mayor refused to endorse him. >>> and stephen colbert takes on a suggested amnesty deal for former nsa contractor edward snowden. >> in a desperate bid to find out how much intel snowden took, nsa officials floated the official of offering him amnesty. i take the deal, ed. just come back with all the intel and all is forgiven. i'll tell you what, to make you feel safe, we'll meet you in a special amnesty zone. >> okay. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now in the studio for the first look at politics is "newsday" columnist and analyst.

scott brown, well, the dnc is taking a swipe at the republican, posting a politician for hire ad on craig's list. according to the ad, the qualifications including willing to relocate to multiple states and will replace vehicle tags for state of alleged residence. brown announced tuesday he intends to establish residency and register to vote in new hampshire. and president obama says he wishes washington were more like house of cards. the series features a ruthless majority whip played by kevin spacey. listen to what obama said to tech executives at the white house. among them, netflix's ceo. >> i wish things were that ruthlessly taken. that's true. i was looking at kevin spacey, man this guy is getting a lot of stuff done. >> and that's your morning's dish of "scrambled politics." and joining me now for our first look at politics is "washington post" reporter ed o'keefe. he joins us from washington. good morning, ed. >> good morning. >> so let's start with these congressional retirements that we just reported on. as we mentioned, they're more likely to favor democrats. but how significant

scott brown removed massachusetts from the twitter profile. the resident has been rumored to be open to a possible run in 2014. >>> new york archbishop says the catholic church has been outmarketed been the on the issue of same-sex marriage. during an interview, he responded to critics who he says have chashg toured the church as anti-gay. debate over the issue will continue. >> back in 1973 with roe v. wade, everybody said this is going to go away and be back burnered. to this day, it is the most devisive issue in american politics. as you look at some of the changing attitudes, you say, wow. we're beginning to affect the young with the pro-life message. >> so you're not saying the gay marriage debate is over? >> no. i don't think it is. >> sunday was the 58th anniversary of rosa parks' arrest for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white man. and there is a tweet marking the date. today we remember posa parks bold stand in her role in ending racism. well, that message sparked outrage in the twitter verse from thousands who say that ra

and senator scott brown from massachusetts, liberal massachusetts, home of ted kennedy who believed in government involvement in health care, he was elected on a promise in massachusetts to be the vote to kill it. there was a vacancy. senator kennedy's death created this vacancy. and he campaigned to kill and be the -- deny the democrats the 60th vote necessary. what did they do? they used the reconciliation budget process to pass this monumental policy change in america in a way that kept scott brown and the american people, through the electoral process, from ending this piece of legislation that put us in the position we're in today where you don't get to keep your doctor, you don't get to keep your health care, where people's deductibles are going through the roof, where the price of their insurance is going up, where people are not being hired, where two-thirds of the people who get a job this year in america only got a part-time job; clearly being driven by business interests and trying to avoid being caught up in the obligations of the affordable care act. but they insisted -- a

brown was sworn in to replace the late ted kennedy on february fourth the twenty ten. as economists paul krugman brilliantly points out his blog for the new york times real government spending has been in a freefall since two thousand and ten all thanks to republican driven austerity measures as crude minorites you can see that there was a brief model spurred in spend and associate with the obama stimulus but it has long since been out weighed and swapped by a collapse in spending without precedent in the last half century. much of the recent drop in real government spending is associated with a devastating sequester which republicans know is the most brutal and terrible form of austerity and the form of austerity that is most likely to destroy the economy and wreck the obama presidency and legacy. that's why conservative groups are committed to having the sequester hit americans full force and why they're now attacking fellow conservatives in washington like paul ryan who are willing to just slightly release the brake on a sturdy these conservative groups and their af

but the bad news for the president means good nows for the republicans in scott brown on the political landscape tonight. >> last-minute changes are making insurance companies to accommodate the president and his law. what surprises lies a head. >> the catholic church

former senator scott brown called it wildly inappropriate, not to directly compare, but their follows other msnbc pit falls. >> america's resident dunce, sarah palin. >> reporter: in the fall, he suggested that palin do something so foul we will not repeat it. so back to the msnbc host. today she wrote without reservation or qualification, i apologize to the romney family. >> i think it was important to apologize. i think it went in a direction it didn't need to go. >> reporter: megan lindsey does not work in politics. try the national compound sill for adoption. >> they intended to make jokes about politics. instead. they made jokes that would offend adoptive families. >> reporter: there has been no comment from the romney family. there is a bigger point about this, too. adoption and families are changing this this country. you know, the national adoption survey says 40% of kids adopted in the u.s. are in interracial families. so i think this is a recognition that even if politics is still.gstil divided about race, the adoption world is intergreated. >>> what's your reaction to the s

brown was sworn in to replace ted kennedy and then. he had a thirteen week period where he had a filibuster proof senate and that was it out of the entire five years that he's been president so the things that he campaigned on the things that were suggested the over two hundred pieces a really genuinely solid progressive legislation answer palosi actually got out of the house of representatives i mean simple stuff that you would think would be no brainers like like let's no longer give a tax break to companies that dismantle factories in the united states move them overseas let's stop rewarding them just let it go neutral they've got filibuster by the republican side so. the thing the f.d.r. had that obama doesn't have is that when f. . came into power the united states had been seen for three years the consequences of a politician who was basically saying. just wait for the job creators they'll figure it all out the billionaires will take care of this everything this is a cycle little round of them be fine and and by the end of three

brown was sworn in to replace ted kennedy and then. he had a thirteen week period where he had a filibuster proof senate and that was it out of the entire five years he's been president so the things that he campaigned on the things that were suggested the over two hundred pieces a really genuinely solid progressive legislation answer palosi actually got out of the house of representatives i mean simple stuff that you would think would be no brainers like like let's no longer give a tax break to companies that dismantle factories in the united states move them overseas let's stop rewarding them just let it go to neutral they've got filibuster by the republican side so. the thing the f.d.r. had that obama doesn't have is that when f. . came into power the united states had been seen for three years the consequences of a politician who was basically saying. just wait for the job creators they'll figure it all out the billionaires will take care of this everything this is a cycle little round of them be fine and and by the end of three ye

scott brown, former republican congressman allen west. we are getting to the real wound under this republican scale. so you decide. gentlemen, welcome. scott, the tea party takes credit for you. many feel slighted and forgotten. >> first of all, the tea party certainly played a role in my election that started about many other people. and there is a role for a the tea party and every other member of the party. for not going to be a big idea party in which we take those ideas and bring them to the american people and tell them that we can do it better than the group that is in there right now, we are never going to win. we need to unite and come together and grab a pizza and beer and work it out and let the american people know why they should vote for us and come forth. >> they say very nicely the way to do it is not the balm of a chris christie. >> he won by 22 points and he created 150,000 jobs and yes balance the budget. >> he barely did so. >> so i would argue that new jersey is a little bit closer. >> okay, i think the most important

brown was sworn in to replace ted kennedy and then. he had a thirteen week period when he had a filibuster proof senate and that was it out of the entire five years that he's been president so the things that he campaigned on the things that were suggested the over two hundred pieces a really genuinely solid progressive legislation answer palosi actually got out of the house of representatives i mean simple stuff that you would think would be no brainers like like let's no longer give a tax break to companies that dismantle factories in the united states move them overseas let's stop rewarding them just let it go neutral they've got a filibuster by the republican side so. the thing the f.d.r. had that obama doesn't have is that when f. . came into power the united states had been seen for three years the consequences of a politician who was basically saying. just wait for the job creators they'll figure it all out the billionaires will take care of this everything this is a cycle little round of them be fine and and by the end of three