we'll ask illinois democrat dick durbin and arizona condition jon kyl . newt gingrich's front runner standing takes a hit. we'll ask if a possible misstep on illegal immigration could cost gingrich in iowa. and a patriotic idea for christmas shopping all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. well, we are finally entering the home stretch and the run up to real people casting real vote in the republican presidential race. continuing ouruent12 one on one set of interviews, we are joined by utah governor jon huntsman who comes to us from new hampshire. welcome to "fox news sunday". >> guest: it is an honor to be with you. >> chris: there you go. we'll look nationally you are trailing the field all the way back as you can see at two percent in last place. but you are fourth place in new hampshire at ninth percent though you are still far behind rom romm. you say that defeat is not an option in new hampshire. you have held more than a held events. don't you have to win there? >> guest: we have to beat market expectations

we will ask two senate leaders, illinois democrat dick durbin and arizona republican jon kyl. plus, newt gingrich's frontrunner standing takes a hit. we will ask our sunday panel if a possible missed step on illegal immigration could cost gingrich in iowa. and our power player of the week offers a patriotic idea for christmas shopping all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. well, we are finally entering the home stretch in the runup to real people casting real votes in the republican presidential race. continuing our 2012 one on one series of interviews, we are joined now by former utah governor jon huntsman who comes to us from whitesman, new hampshire, a state where he has been spending a lot of time. governor, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> welcome from new hampshire. >> chris: there you go. let's start with the polls. looking first nationally you are still trailing the field all the way back as you can see there at 2% in last place but in new hampshire you are starting to make gains in fourth place at 9% though you are s

dick durbin is in chicago and jon kyl in phoenix. gentlemen, before we discuss the debt, i want to ask you about the foreign policy issue i was just discussing with governor huntsman and that is, the latest breach in relations with pack stab, as we both know, in response to the killing of at least two dozen pakistani sold yerks the pakistanis say the u.s. and nato have to stop drone operations from one airbase in their country. and they are cutting off the two major supply routes for nato into afghanistan. let me start with you, senator kyl, what would you do about it? >> well, there is a lot of diplomacy that has to occur and it needs to be tough in that they need to understand our sppt financially is dependent upon our cooperation with us. but you can't cut off all assistance because we do need their support in the region. let me tell you a quick story. two weeks before 9/11, i was part of an intelligence committee trip and visiting with president musharraf, he made the point that because we had cut off military support and economi

dick durbin in chicago shiiand in dallas. we were talking the foreign policy issue i was discussing with governor huntsman. that is the lathes brief in relations to pakistan as you both know in response to the killing of at least 2 dozen pakistani soldiers the pakistanis say the u.s. and nato has to stop drone operations. they are cutting off the two major supply roots for nato in afghanistan. let me start with you, what would you do about it? >> there is a lot of diplomacy had that has to occur. they need to understand our support financially is dependent upon their support for us. it is not something you can cut off all assistance. about two weeks before 9-11, 2001 i was having a intelligence committee to pakistan and visiting with the president. because we cut off relations before military support before that the officer core that was coming up behind him had not educated in great britain and the united states as he had fellow senior officers. he was concerned about the muslim influence radical influence as they were comin

. >> reporter: today democratic senator dick durbin, again pushed to keep the payroll tax cut in place, but by increasing taxes on wealthier americans to cover the 112 billion dollar price tag. a non-starter for republicans like senator jon kyl, who say it won't help the economy. >> the payroll tax holiday has not stimulated job creation. we don't think that is a good way to do it. >> reporter: republicans argue if you want to keep payroll taxes low, do it by cutting spending elsewhere. the same goes for extending long-term unemployment benefits, which without a deal will cut aid to nearly 2 million jobless in january alone. national journal congressional correspondent major garrett. >> >> legislating by cry sis, that will be the defining characteristic of this very effective congress in december. >> the 112th congress may go down as the least productive in modern history. so far it's passed only 44 public bills that were signed into law. even the so-called do-nothing 80th congress under president harry truman passed 906. >> both sides know they're arguing past each other and intention

. >> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin to keep the tax in place but on increasing tax on wealthier americans to cover the price tag a nonstarter for republicans like john jon kyl who say it won't help the economy. >> the payroll texas has to the stimulated -- >> reporter: republicans argue if you want to keep payroll taxes low do it by cutting spending elsewhere. same goes with extending long-term unemployment benefits which without a deal will cut aid to nearly 2 million jobless in january alone. national journal congressional correspondent major garrett. >> legislating by crisis that will be the defining characteristic of this very ineffective congress in december. >> reporter: with an approval rating of just 9%, 112th congress may go down as the least productive in modern history. so far, it's passed only 44 public bills that were signed into law. even the so-called do nothing 80th congress under president harry truman passed 906. >> both sides know they are arguing past each other and intentionally so to make a bigger political point? why? because next year is an election year.

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. >> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin to keep the tax in place but on increasing tax on wealthier americans to cover the 112 billion dollar price tag. a nonstarter for republicans like john jon kyl who say it won't help the economy. >> the payroll tax holiday has not stimulated -- >> reporter: republicans argue if you want to keep payroll taxes low do it by cutting spending elsewhere. same goes with extending long-term unemployment benefits which, without a deal, will cut aid to nearly 2 million jobless in january alone. national journal congressional correspondent major garrett. >> legislating by crisis that will be the defining characteristic of this very ineffective congress in december. >> reporter: with an approval rating of just 9%, the 112th congress may go down as the least productive in modern history. so far, it's passed only 44 public bills that were signed into law. even the so-called do nothing 80th congress under president harry truman passed 906. >> both sides know they are arguing past each other and intentionally so to make a bigger political point? why? because n

. >> among the mourners senator dick durbin who plans to show the family a cellphone picture of mr. and mrs. daly from last st. patrick's day. >> those to maggie and rich are just beaming with so much happiness. >> from emanuel and his wife also coming to pay their respects along with the cook county board president commissioner john daly and a host of aldermen and city officials. >> she brought class culture in the world promise to chicago that the mayor himself couldn't have done without her the cultural center of city locations miss dailey is credited with saving this historic building. as people filed past her casket of fliers stance in the background for a lasting legacy many say will be her commitment to the city's children nature and the arts but above all her devotion to her family and her husband chicago's longest serving mayor. she always cared about him and she cared about her city. there's about one hour left for this visitation, the funeral mass will be tomorrow morning at 1030 at old st. pat's church, that will also be open to the public and instead of sending flowers

jon kyl and dick durbin sparred over the payroll tax holiday. >> it supports social security. and you can't keep extending the payroll tax holiday and have a secure social security. the payroll tax holiday has not stimulated job creation. >> i can't believe that. at a time when working families are struggling paycheck to paycheck. we need them to have the resources to buy things in our economy, to create wealth and profitable and more jobs. that the republican position they'll raise the payroll tax on working families? that just defies logic. we should help the working families struggle through. >> payroll tax cut was seen as one place democrats and republicans would find some common ground. we'll see. >>> still ahead, it ain't pretty. but tim tebow keeps winning at quarterback for the denver broncos. more drama from the best bad quarterback in the league. >>> plus, bills receiver stevie johnson explains what was going through his mind when he celebrated a touchdown yesterday by miming plaxico burress' infamous self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> and in great britain, margaret th

tom coburn of oklahoma, mike crapo, kent conrad of northica dota and dick durbin. none of the four was put on the super committee. there were four who voted against simpson bowles. all four of them were put on the super committee. so there was a certain orthodoxy. any deviation from what had been the party of orthodoxy was not encouraged and was discouraged. i think the democrats came out with a slight tactical rhetorical advantage, the sense they moved more, that the president tried harder, that the republicans were more obstinate, the sense that the republicans were more wed to protecting the wealthy. i think in the long run, however, it helps the republicans and the reason i say that is this-- that it discredits government. the democrats are, whether they choose to be or not, by historical mandate, the party of government. they believe that government can be an instrument of social justice and economic justice and whether it's eliminating polio, putting a man on the moon, ending racial seg gation, rebuilding europe-- that's what democrats were about. republicans

senate term mark kirk and senator dick durbin congresswoman jan schakowsky and the chairman of the chicago bulls and white sox and also the rev. jesse jackson was here ... people coming to honor the memory of this great chicago citizen. along with hundreds of citizens rubbing shoulders and this tiny church in only holds 1000 people is more than 155 years old. the funeral procession that brought maggie daley to the church began at the chicago cultural center a place that held significance to her. judy wang joins us from there >>this place held a special place in maggie daley's heart. just after 10:00 this morning the motorcade left here made its way past city hall before arriving at old st. pat's church she passed away at 68 years old thanksgiving evening the pallbearers included sons brothers a loss son-in-law of members of the family. people stopped to pay their respects many who worked in nearby office buildings stepped out for a moment ... maggie daley is the one who helped to save the cultural center from the wrecking ball and restored it to its original glory it's very fitting that pe

durbin and jack reed of called on the consumer financial protection bureau to adopt a format that would disclose hidden fees in a consumer friendly format and a statement they say simply put consumers have had enough of banks to try to sneak these past them that are hidden in fine print or imposed with no notice at all and we should also know that those who consider themselves good customers are getting screwed by the banks to banks are lowering the rates to get paid out to customers they keep the money in their accounts market rate inside a financial market research firm says the average interest rate for deposit accounts of fall into seven point seven four percent of the decrease in the point eight percent held earlier this year that might seem like a small pain for consumers but it turns out that's going to save the banks one point five billion dollars a month so just let this be a lesson to customers out there always read the fine print and might protect you from those hidden fees until the government might come up with another round of regulations to protect consumers money. now th

durbin and jack reed of called on the consumer financial protection bureau to adopt a format that would disclose hidden fees in a consumer friendly format and a statement they say simply put consumers have had enough of banks to try to sneak fees past them that are hidden in fine print or imposed with no notice at all and we should also know that those who consider themselves good customers now they're getting screwed by the banks to banks are lowering the rates to get paid out to customers they keep the money in their accounts market rates inside a financial market research firm says the average interest rate for deposit accounts of fall into seven hundred four point seven four percent that's a decrease in the point eight percent they held earlier this year that might seem like a small pain for consumers but it turns out that's going to save the banks one point five billion dollars a month so just let this be a lesson to customers out there always read the fine print and might protect you from those hidden fees until the government might come up with another round of regulations to pro

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durbin that i personally found a little surprising. first and deeply saddened that twenty four or twenty five pakistani soldiers were killed by nato drones and i think we expressed those condolences imagine how we would feel if it had been twenty four american soldiers killed by pakistani forces at this moment. why don't we hear more of that. well i think you striking a very important note there i mean the fact of the matter is that if you live in pakistan you're much more likely to hear about these strikes and hear details about them in the united states we hear next to nothing about this isn't this is the same case with this incident that occurred over the over the past week and we've heard very little about it in the american media and why is that covert action is the reason why because the drone strikes are frasse a far right as covert action by the u.s. government and that makes it impossible for government figures to talk openly about what's happened in different details about it and that's the reason why the average reader of a

senator dick durbin at one point praised the republicans' proposal, one of them as a break-through moment. that seemed like it was budging. >> this is a proposal that charles referred to. remember senator mcconnell in the senate and john boehner the speaker of the house and the beekeeper, neither said they would support senator toomey's proposal. tush tush indicated he thought it was a break-through. response was hey, not so quick. don't give away the store. no support coming from the republican side. what you saw today from president obama is the suggestion he will portray this as the republicans protecting the top 2% from any tax increase. >> bret: do you buy that the democrats were that united in their own proposal going forward in this super committee? >> where was the democratic proposal? house republicans passed a budget, paul ryan budget. senator toomey put out a proposal, the details that would have gotten $1.2 trillion. is there a democratic proposal that we have seen? where is president obama? he is up there, terrible, irresponsible. where is his proposal? i didn't notice him co

dick durbin, senator from illinois, decided to raise this as an issue when bank of america decided to add another fee. this is nothing new. the banks all have hidden fees in everywhere. they gouge you from the banks left and right. >> greg: it's not a hidden fee. >> dana: can we back way up and can you, eric, in your way explain why -- but why -- they didn't just willy-nilly the fee. it's a durbin amendment that senator durbin put on the dodd-frank bill. if you think you weren't already paying $5 a month to use your atm card, you're wrong. that was hidden in the cost of the transactions that you were doing with retailers. if you went to wal-mart or target there was a fee. >> bob: do you think banks don't hide charges? >> dana: i'm just saying. bank of america being transparent, we have to charge for it. but i agree they listened to the customers closely but probably very loudly. >> bob: i would think so. go ahead, mr. eric. defend this crap. >> eric: there is nothing to defend about it. when dodd frank and the financial reg came down, it clearly told banks that you have to find other

you can see dick durbin really powbs -- he really pounce on that, the party of tax cuts is saying they are willing to see a $1500 increase for a family making $50,000 a year, that's a tough political stand for republicans to take. >> a great panel and also a power player who makes me want to go shopping. >> that will solve all of your christmas problems. >> thank you. >> hey, you can catch chris's exclusive one-on-one interview with jon huntsman and senators kyl and durbin. with the super committee's super failure to clear up the budget deficit, some are concerned about the impasse. we will talk to two experts about what to expect after the break. rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve dai

you mentioned dick durbin who voted for this. people said, he is a democrat. cold and voted for this to appear that is what you have an american now. stereotype being left and white -- left and right and gasping when you say their name. if we had a plan, and would have been a buoyant think for the economy of america. >> to you have any hope for the super committee? said 50/50 and my colleague said 10%. i had to reach over and say, you only thought it would be a 10% chance. he sai i changed my mind because i talked to all 12 of them and they are locked in a huge rise of entitlements and all and tax increase. you don't have to do a tax increase. it just go out and dig around like colbern did. he takes a $6 billion out of ethanol. if that is a tax increase, the drinks are on me all day long. >> we would be really drunk right now. is there a bar near by? >> i have a slight disagreement with the senator. i think of senator obama emaced it, we would be a heck of a lot for their belongings. >> that is what i said. >> the other thing is, i wonder if we don't make a mi

durbin signed onto on that commission. it has real democratic support. what they would say to you privately in this re-election atmosphere, we need to exploit. how far and radically the republicans have gone in their attack on medicare, and we can't do that if we take a couple of cuts out of medicare in our proposal, xh simpson-boles does. >> i think both parties are extreme risk averse. one of the problems is anything you say that seems remotely on target is going to be manage use bid the other party and becomes a target. i think tom is right when he talks about the need to speak to the nation, to lay out the issues. one thing that really does just mystify me is that president obama is one of the most gifted politicians, one of the most gifted orators i've seen and they don't communicate to the public. i hope in an election year he will exercise that extraordinary gift he possesses. >> we need to talk about the difference of the politics of campaigning and politics of governing being way for complex. thank you both very m

assistant majority leader senator dick durbin joins us later in the conversation. also this morning, "golden girl" betty white will be here onset. first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> i can't follow the queen of comedy. good morning, everyone. two big storms out there. we are going to be watching a storm moving through the eastern half of the country in the next two days and a huge storm moving onshore in the northwest. big heads up to our friends in northern new england. snowstorm heading your way. that pink colors is a forecast of 6 to 12 inch of snow. high elevations could get over a foot. you skiers out there, this is the first significant snow for those big resorts like killington. now, the west, huge storm system moving onshore. high winds, heavy rain. up interstate 5 is the worst of it. ohio valley southeast, rain and thunderstorms today. tomorrow morning, that's covering the east coast. i-95 will not be a fun drive as you go throughout your wednesday travel. especially in the morning hours. northern new england is going to get the worst

durbin signed onto on that commission. it has real democratic support. what they would say to you privately in this re-election atmosphere, we need to exploit. how far and radically the republicans have gone in their attack on medicare, and we can't do that if we take a couple of cuts out of medicare in our proposal, xh simpson-boles does. >> i think both parties are extreme risk averse. one of the problems is anything you say that seems remotely on target is going to be manage use bid the other party and becomes a target. i think tom is right when he talks about the need to speak to the nation, to lay out the issues. one thing that really does just mystify me is that president obama is one of the most gifted politicia politicians, one of the most gift gifted ora it orators i've seen they don't communicate to the public. i hope in an election year he will exercise that extraordinary gift he possesses. >> we need to talk about the difference of the politics of campaigning and politics of governing being way for complex. tha

. >> well, there is a lot more to this and will made the point last week about dick durbin and dodd frank and why they had to do this, but the truth is a last week that i said and i stand by it, do you side with the retailers or the banks? i side with mike's hardware over bank of america. i want the retailer more on the transaction than the bank. >> i want the one on the voluntary interaction and not the one where the government forces an agreement. the markets never stop moving. of course, neither do i. solution? td ameritrade mobile trader. i can enter trades on the run. even futures and 4x. complex options, done. [ cellphone rings ] thank you. live streaming audio. advanced charts. look at that. all right here. wherever "here" happens to be. mobile trading from td ameritrade. number one in online equity trades. plus get up to $600 when you open an account. number one in online equity trades. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can c

senator dick durbin said look for other banks. and i want to play what he said about that on the floor of the senate yesterday. take a listen. >> it's an indication to me that consumers across america have a much larger voice in this process today than they did even a few weeks ago. >> why? why do we have a larger voice? why now? >> it's very interesting to me that it just suddenly erupted. but i think people took advantage of the opportunity presented by a small protest that i don't even think they thought when they started this occupy wall street movement, whoever "they" are, that it would mushroom like this. but you have to remember, too, bank of america initiated this fee in response to financial reform. financial reform was in response to the banks through tanking the economy. and their response was, we'll raise fees on you, the little guy. >> when might people be able to translate this anger they have and push for political change? >> this is the question for me with the occupy movement. the tea party -- when they got mad, t

the next day people week john kerry, dick durbin, big names are going to take a lot of heat or what they did not aftermath. >> cynthia? >> i'm going to shamelessly plug my own column i am writing about how age and race are factors in political party identification. you can read it at cynthiatucker.com. >> lois? >> i have a book, too, by jim news on the on the eisenhower years. the fascinating about it is this general between '52 and '60 when he was president, one soldier died. >> that's amazing. thank you all for joining me. tonight, capital washington, d.c., i'm hosting a trivia night. come. and that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." see you back here tomorrow as chuck continues his world travels with president obama. coming up next on msnbc is "chris jansing and company." at noon, don't miss the premier of "now" with alex wagner. have a great rest of your monday.moot with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 you and your

. >> there's more to this and will made the point last week about dick durbin. i said last week, do you side with retailers or banks? i side with mike's hardware. i want the retailer to get more money than the bank. >> i plant myself on the side of voluntary interaction. if retailers and banks can't come to a mutual compromise -- >> we'll see you. there are more fees that are popping up and i have no doubt that -- if you're -- >> they will find a way to raise the money. >> we'll be talking about that soon. don't go away guys. the markets never stop moving. of course, neither do i. solution? td ameritrade mobile trader. i can enter trades on the run. even futures and 4x. complex options, done. [ cellphone rings ] thank you. live streaming audio. advanced charts. look at that. all right here. wherever "here" happens to be. mobile trading from td ameritrade. number one in online equity trades. plus get up to $600 when you open an account. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in