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and matalin was always there for him even though he wasn't an emotional person. she wasn't the type who would say i love you, barry or my aunt for any grandkids of that sort. but she was the dependable come a pragmatic one. >> host: prefer the last hour and a half have been talking with david maraniss, author of "barack obama: the story." this is his 10th book in its your turn if you say and work e-mail or tweet. numbers are on the screen. the e-mail address, but tv@c-span at her. correct twitter.com/booktv. david maraniss will begin taking this in just a minute. david maraniss, in your book on the reference transfer my father quite a bit. here's a little bit from president obama in 2004 for talking about his autobiography. >> you know, just had an appearance on charlie rose. he was asking me, how does the book connect with your politics? it's very clear to me there is a direct line between the subject matter contained in "dreams from my father" and the types of politics i aspire to. because essentially what this story is about is a boy born to a father from keny

mary matalin, please say hello to james. we hope to see him very soon. so steve rattner, she's optimist optimistic. it's good to hear. we've lost 5 out of the last 6 elections, and things aren't looking good. but i love optimism. >> yeah, but just one little data point, in order to get those house republicans to go along with the debt ceiling change, they had to promise that paul ryan was going to produce a budget in a week that would balance the budget in ten years with no revenue increases. >> right. >> now, when you see what is going to happen to spending in order to meet those numbers, i'd like to see her go out there and say, this is the kind of thing the republican party should get behind and run behind because it's going to be ugly. >> richard wolffe, mary matalin is positive. there aren't a lot of republicans right now who are given what's happened. but again, we see shifts in party allegiances fairly quickly. it just does seem like my party is suffering a long-term letdown. to say the least. >> yeah. look, mary has a strong character, as we all

mary matalin and her husband, democrat james carville are here with us, in the hometown of new orleans. a great place. we'll talk about their city and the big game and the political gamesmanship in washington on "cbs this morning." your local news is next. 49ers head coach jim harbaugh said this morning he does not think >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. 7:26. i'm frank mallicoat. get you updated now on some bay area headlines. >>> san francisco 49er head coach jim harbaugh saying this morning he does not think that the quarterback chris culliver is a discriminating person. culliver apologized again for remarks in a radio interview yesterday. >>> a car tracked down doughnuts on an oakland freeway said. the owner of the purple nissan says he wasn't driving, he had let someone else take it for a test drive. the owner since paid the it red. traffic and weather coming up. >>> good morning. it's hard to get around in the south bay because of a couple of different accidents. better news. in sunnyvale, finally just a few minutes ago all lanes back

knew she mixes up all sorts of beliefs without distinction it while this is known as new age oh mary matalin is seated next to buddha and the angels are reflected in a crystal ball to. we're going to have a body of light which means that the tram tism is other will undergo you going to help regenerate them with their divine beings and wait for them another time space is erosional a eem you are already within every being show yourself. like most two thousand and twelve prophets false false hopes to survive the apocalypse thanks to this what can be at best described as imaginative type of ceremony. as a historian of religions he has studied apocalyptic beliefs closely he says that they're all inspired by a book whose success has been undiminished for nearly two thousand yes so here's the book of the apocalypse right at the end of the bible where the apocalypse is the last book of the new testament so while the christian bible i want is this book say it says the world will end that god will decree the world's end the christ will come again and that before he comes again there will be a lot of b

well, comparison, mark greene is here, the host of a national radio show, and with air anna and mary matalin. >> thank you for promotion. >> sean: you're not going to stand by that comparison. why don't we move on. you didn't mean that. i've known you a long time. you didn't mean that. >> of course, i did. no one can compare a sex offender who's broken the law with a permanent gun owner, but if you're asking the question about whether a neighbor would want to know under megan's law, that there's a sex offender who's not in jail, obviously, is freed because they may hurt your family, and there's someone with adam lanza's mother was a law abiding citizen and 26 innocents were slain, 400 since that attack, two firefighters with the same bushmaster and of course, three cops were shot in brooklyn. so, i am very concerned with gun deaths as i assume you are. >> sean: mark, there's a big difference, okay? in the one case, a child molester convicted, he's been found guilty of a crime. >> yes. >> sean: it is legal to own a gun. i've owned-- i've been-- hang on. >> and-- >> i've been a pistol marksman

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divan at age 10, which is starting to diversify the connections of his grandfather and grandmother that matalin then i'm not bette davis after marrying his care to realize she had to be a rock of the family not to be secretary and eventually ended up as a vice president. that bank of hawaii, the president goes on the board of directors, so that helps dagon barry into the school, which only had two other african-americans in it. he had to find his way and learn what it for him or his homeless. his mother was back in indonesia for most of that sh asonly 18 of which is learning a growing as he was and she had great desires to see the world and not be trapped as her mother had been. so she left for much of that time, left them in honolulu to be educated while she was often in indonesia working as an anthropologist and helping women, impoverished women make their way through their handicrafts, giving them the micro-finance loans they needed to do their work. barry obama is 10 years old at this point in his first connection to the color of his skin, his african-american aspect was to basketball, the

you and mary matalin are in a class by yourselves. some students sound bite machines. -- substantive sound bite machines. getting clear to the point, i go to ali and -- kelly-ann. i was on tv for the first time with you. it was on msnbc. back in the day when msnbc covered -- it would have been hell if you had not been there, too. because we seemed to be the only people who cared about the abuse of power and silly things like that. syndicated columnist, author mona charon. [applause]we were just reminiscing about the old days of capital gang. mona is a hard-core -- i watched on saturdays and sundays. i took an immediate liking to you. i saw you on cnn before i started reading you. she just exuded this grounded mess and a joy. ever since i have gotten to know her, she has that a great family around her. you can see where that is all coming from. it is a reminder, even in politics, about what is really important. and genevieve wood is the vice president of marketing at the heritage foundation. >> that's right. nbc news a long time ago. >

and josephine had got to enjoy christmas with her parents are it would feel really good josephine and matalin and catherine and jesse and james and anna were able to go to school this morning. and emily ann jackson and no and carolyn and jessica and all those children. it would feel really good if parents do not do wake up every morning wondering if their kids were at risk just like those kids in newtown. it's going to be hard and difficult. but to honor those 20 lives, we are going to get it done. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am so proud of the courage of my fellow legislators. would you give them a big round of applause, please? [applause] carolyn mccarthy is such a wonderful person who gave a poignant speech. number cosponsors are going to say a few words. i have come to know the congressman represents aurora, colorado. hopefully he will tell you a little bit about it and the staunchest of moving forward and then a house member who represents the brave town of newtown, connecticut. >> good morning. i've live in the suburbs of denver, colorado. on one side of my district is columbin