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the pinocchios is four is the biggest lie ever in the world? >> that's the biggest, yep. wasill: what exactly what the "the washington post" accusing the president of misleading the american public about? >> he basically had said that on this debt ceiling fight nobody had ever tied a non-budget bill to raising the nation's debt ceiling. the "the washington post" looked at it, found several examples, including one where nixon was held up by ted kennedy and other democrats who attached a campaign finance bill after watergate. >> bill: this is a little historical back and forth. >> the republicans have found more than 20 examples going back to eisenhower. the bottom line is they are gerding for this major debate. and the rhetoric on each side is flying around and they are having their facts checked and they don't like that. >> it all comes back to obama care defunding because they put -- the republicans put the defunding of obama care on the back of the budget bill. saying are not going to pass any money. you are not going to get any money. shut everything down unless you th

post" looked at that and gave it the ultimate in pinocchio's. it started with ted kennedy, , 19 73, attaching a campaign finance reform to the debt ceiling. the post says there were 25 germanees of non- amendments attached and obama has the chutzpah to say never in the history of the species has this ever occurred. is, theifference condition now, if you do not do these things, if you do not do what we want, we will not raise the debt ceiling. in 1973.the hill it was always understood that at the end of the day, you would do something with the date -- debt ceiling. politically there was cover. days of debate. the demand was campaign finance reform. in 1982, 1400 amendments. it took five weeks to debate. >> the understanding was at the end of the day the debt ceiling would be raised. in this case, the crazies are saying, let's let the whole house come down. >> all you need is a bunch of democrats in the house that support the non-shutdown of the government and it does not happen. it is not as if -- the small numbers of the ones in control. >> for

. >> that statement got four pinocchios in today's "the wall street journal." but this is a president negotiating with assad through putin. he's a penpal of iran's new president. but he's not going to sit down and negotiate with republicans on the debt and the deficit? isn't that his job? is he serious? >> the republicans have made it abundantly clear that a part of that negotiation would be to defund the affordable care act. and also they want the type of cuts in the deficit -- in the budget that really will kill everything that the president stands for. if only as we see this modest increase in unemployment, the wealthy are making so much money. the disparity between the poor and the middle class, which is the heart of our great nation, is falling into poverty. we need to have the government to participate with the private sector to get our great country back to work. but when you talk about cut further than the sequestration and to defund, that's not negotiation. that's putting a gun to the president's head. >> congresswoman, has the president been a willing

giving him for pinocchio's for claiming he was opposed to the war. it was his idea to avoid an attack in the first place due to the removal of chemical weapons. in this strange game john kerry does not give credit. the white house instead giving credit to putin saying he was the proposal. a convenient shift the responsibility which is part of the game. in his op-ed putin tweeted knows of all americans and president obama when he mocked the idea of american exceptional as in writing, it is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional. whenever the motivation. we are all different, but when we ask for the lawyers blessing we must not forget that god created a sequel. well, and that we can agree. by the way, president obama himself had a little idea -- trouble with that idea of american essentialism. he was forced to get over it in his campaign last year. we are proud of him. a kind of like a new humility. maybe it will be catching among all world leaders. none left -- on the left, perhaps someone should remind the president

giving him for pinocchio's for claiming he was opposed to the war. it was his idea to avoid an attack in the first place due to the removal of chemical weapons. in this strange game john kerry does not give credit. the white house instead giving credit to putin saying he was the proposal. a convenient shift the responsibility which is part of the game. in his op-ed putin tweeted knows of all americans and president obama when he mocked the idea of american exceptional as in writing, it is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional. whenever the motivation. we are all different, but when we ask for the lawyers blessing we must not forget that god created a sequel. well, and that we can agree. by the way, president obama himself had a little idea -- trouble with that idea of american essentialism. he was forced to get over it in his campaign last year. we are proud of him. a kind of like new humility. maybe it will be catching among all world leaders. none left -- on the left, perhaps someone should remind the president th

and andy tweeting pinocchio. and no more guns in starbucks guns not welcome in stores but stopped short of wan banning them altogether, taking up ads saying guns are no longer welcome in their cafes saying the chain is not antigun, noting customers carrying a gun will be still served. twitter lighting up with the stance on guns here is what some of you posted. penny tucker tweeting if people don't like it they zront to get coffee there and michael hill tweeting how is unwelcome anything other thn a ban? does this include cops? and marie tweeting great, now only criminals will have guns and will know just where to go. and this is what we call a great escape. huffington post tweeting if this dog's name isn't hue deany, it should be. the dog's owner set up a camera trying to figure out how the dog kept going out. the video racking up hundreds of thousands of views in one day. that is a clever canine. now, it's your time to hash it out with us. coming up, negotiator or master manipulateor? you want to see it tonight.

"the washington post" gave obama four pinocchio noses because down through the years they've had plenty of those. obama doesn't want to play, he kept saying, i want a clean debt ceiling and the republicans said no. republicans won. >> yeah. >> they got their sequester later on. so they won twice. now, that could happen now. that's really dan's best case. >> and even 2005 a young senator obama tried to defund the iraq war while troops were in combat. the sequester, you're never going to -- >> is that right? are you offering that as something that was good? >> no. i'm saying the democrats would never pull this stuff. they did -- >> i didn't. >> but the democrats invented this game. take the sequester. it was his plan originally. so he's the villain. now he's made himself into the victim of the sequester. he's brilliant at the political theatrics. at creating the story line that benefits him. >> the debt ceiling is, in my opinion, a bigger financial event, it's a global international event if the debt ceiling passes without any increase, it's going to be very bad. the republicans don't yet

"the washington post" gave my opponent three pinocchios for the statement you heard tonight of he has no way to pay for it. we put a process in place that will accomplish the financial goals we need to to do the tax cuts. if we don't get the cuts, we don't get the tax. >> 90 seconds. >> if you take his plan, virginia will be in financial ruin. he did not support the governor on transportation, bipartisan transportation bill. i was all in. $6 billion we were going to be able to now spend on transportation. when everybody drove in here to this beautiful hall, you went under the new silver line, which my opponent said he was the only statewide official to come out against it, he said he would actually kill it after it was half completed. i talk about education. this is so important. we need to invest in education. his tax plan takes 6 billion out of the budget in the course of the next four years. he and ew jackson think we should get rid of corporate income tax. he doesn't want the medicaid expansion. he called for the end of department of education. we cannot grow a 21st century econom

the washington post gave my opponents of the pinocchio's for the statement you heard tonight that he has no way to pay for it. we have put a process in place that will accomplish the financial goals we need to to do the tax cuts. >> 90 seconds. >> if you take the attorney general's plan, virginia will be and financial ruin. he did not support the governor on the bipartisan transportation bill. i was all in. $6 billion we're going to be able now to spend on transportation. when everybody drove in here to this beautiful hall you went underneath the new silver line, which my opponent said his the only statewide official, against and at -- against it and he said he would kill it after it was halfway completed. i talk about education. this is so important. we need to invest in education. his tax plan takes $6 billion out of the budget over the course of the next four years. he and ew jackson believe we should also get rid of the corporate income tax. he doesn't want the medicaid expansion. it is called for the end of the department of education. we cannot grow a 21st-century economy. we c

bill: i mean, ed henry went out with the whole pinocchio deal with the washington post with jay carney as well. march hard when you think about the fact that it's so hard to discern whether or not the economy is improving, i think people feel in their bottom line it hasn't improved dramatically and that the future look like a new normal, and that's what you see seeping -- bill: and we're asking our viewers at home, what do you think about this? tweet us now@martha maccallum,@bill hemmer, we're tweeting throughout the show here. okay, now nine minutes past. one of the most renowned medical research facilities in the world the president once touted as an example of what a hospital could be like under his new law now blaming that very bill for some huge changes headed its way. we'll tell you, plus this -- >> you had a phone call with ms. mills? >> yes. i mean, i think that's what my statement said. >> okay. >> but, no, we had just completed the interview with ms. lamb, and as someone -- >> well, that raises an important question. >> can i answer your question? martha: house republicans gr

. >> the new york post takes ullman's face and puts a pinocchio nose on him. that's sort of where the optics are on this. the post also has a couple of nuggets about perhaps the equity was a second effort after failing to raise money on second leens with t liens. >> listen, this does build confidence, extremely important for -- >> does it, though? >> i think because they have more cash now. >> aren't people just going to catch up to everything that's happened in the last week or so or almost over the weekend and say, wait a minute, what's going on with this company? >> i think that is true, certainly confidence amongst shareholders is very, very limited. but as a retailer and your ability to pay them, that does help on that front. this has to be one of the key reasons why they decided so quickly to hit the market. as i've heard, none of the large shareholders have been selling, glenview, soros, perry, have continued to hold on to their stock. you've got a heavily shorted stock that we've seen at new lows this week with not a lot of shares out. now you have a l

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