that would be just bill kristol just bill kristol. c-span: oh, just bill kristol. i'm sorry. >> guest: i'm sorry. c-span: what about the religion of the others then? >> guest: that religion--and that's--clinton bolick, for example, was atheist most of his life. he now describes himself as a recovering atheist. but he--he was very much in the ayn rand's libertarian school of--and bel--and was atheist. c-span: b--by the way, ayn rand--i mean, a lo--i want to ask you about a lot of the names of people that--that wrote books. did--did--how many of them followed somebody like ayn rand? just clinton bolick? >> guest: i'm sorry, on--on... c-span: how many followed her? i mean, di--followed her writings? >> guest: in the book or in--in general? c-span: you know, in their lives. >> guest: oh, their lives. c-span: i mean, of these five. you--you name leo strauss... >> guest: right. c-span: ... which is bill kr--anybody else follow leo strauss besides bill kristol? >> guest: no. of the five in there, no. but what i did in there is--but a lot of other conservatives did. so wha

>> it's every 82 week. >> bill kristol. i want to read. >> let's read the "wall street journal" first. >> fine. we will read to different points. >> we are in kindergarten again. >> you are welcome to leave any time you like. >> i am going to read thomas freed man. >> president obama took on the pulpit, with his usual strategy, denouncing republican, even as he refusss to negotiate t. truth is that mr. obama and the gop's own defund obama care caucus put beaner and house republicans in a difficult spot f. they now surrender empty hand their ted cruz faction will denounce them as sellouts. the longer they hold out for compromise from an awol public, the public will turn against gop governments. we oppose strategy be precisely because this is so inevitable but now that it's here the question is, what republicans can do to navigate an honorable exit that accomplishes some of tear dpoels, mr. krisotol? what can they do? >> this is the journal attacking. i told them they can do, first of all the situation is all these people are

. >> bill kristol. we have got the mud pit ready. carl is warmed up. mud wrestling like you've ever seen it before. >>> and also screen writer john ridley, he's going to write a movie about this. the government shutdown is having a major impact on the race for governor for virginia. which candidate is benefiting from washington's dysfunction? that's next. here's bill karins. he's got a check on the forecast. mr. dysfunction, right? >> where are you? >> you said it, you have your own dysfunction, but don't we all. >> what happened, mika, the judge increased distance i have to be from you now. >> i remember that. [ laughter ] >> i never saw that coming. sitting there and we're eating our hot dogs. >> it has some material. >> foot long, joe. >> oh, my goodness! >> that's it. bye-bye. >> yesterday, the airports and everything else were a mess in the northeast. we saw the airport delays when the cold front went down. also downed a lot of trees. really got ugly out there for a little while. as far as today goes, beautiful day in the northeast. a lot of leave

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joined by bill kristol. democratic strategist donna brazile. s.e. cupp from "crossfire." and howard dean. you were laughing when i used the words obama care chaos. you think everybody should calm down? >> it's not chaos. it's a rollout of a big website. i haven't seen a rollout of a big website in anything, even in the private sector that hasn't had troubles. i think they'll fix it. >> what do you say to those other democrats like joe manchin, yeah, you'll be able to fix it, but it would be smart to have a delay? >> that's too early for that. right now, they think they can fix it by the end of november. unless they thought it was true. they have some really smart people and they private sector company that are supposed to be fixing it. >> bill kristol? >> let's hope they fix it for the sake of the country. they can fix the website but not obama care. the big story this week and last week, people in the individual insurance market, about 15 million, getting notices from their insurance companies they won't be able to renew their policies next year. it doesn't comply with t

. >>> we're back with representative keith ellison and bill kristol. let's call a cease fire. >> age before beauty. >> stephanie carter was still in the white house, there website meltdown would not have ham. >> that's great. >> was that appropriate? >> i would like to see a -- >> i'll not sure everybody agrees with that. >> i would like to see a fair, respectful if tough hearing for kathleen sebelius tomorrow. >> i agree with that. >> let me thank you both for being here. go to facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fire back question. will obama care improve your health care coverage. right now 29% of you say yes. 71% say no. >> the debate continues online at cnn doc/crossfire as well as facebook and twitter. from the left. i'm stephanie cutter. >> from the right, i'll newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront." spying on manager's best friends. today spies finally went on offense. >> some of this reminds me a lot of the classic movie, casa blanca. my god, there's gambl

in bill kristol's eyes, you are almost famous. one of these days he may vote for you. >> now that he knows i'm a good speller. >> there is a new quinnipiac poll coming out, on the republican side, senator rand paul is in front with 17%. chris christie isn't far behind with 13%. marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz and paul ryan follow. it is hillary's polling at 61%. vice president joe bind 50 points back. clinton holds the lead. she peet's out chris christie 49 to 36. rand paul 53 to 36. ted cruz by 13 points. 51 to 31. >> chuck todd, how remarkable is it in the age of obama, can you have guys that get elected, senator, before they even move into their office and get all the furniture, they're running for president. here you look at that list. you got ted cruz, you got rand paul. you got marco rubio. come on. >> hey, rand paul and marco rubio are veterans. hey, you know what, put that mooim primary back up again, i did a little quick math. it's interesting to me, right? add up christie, jeb and ryan together. then add up paul, rubi

kristol and energy crisis they believe by financially encouraging the use of renewable sources politicians butchering europe's overall competitiveness the box their thoughts with a simple comparison let's now have a look china's among the world's leading energy low cost is where businesses pay only seven cents per kilowatt the u.s. is just a few steps behind double that and you've got france where nuclear power holds down the ever growing energy bill but he is europe's main powerhouse germany saving energy at rates four times higher than china and public service companies say this is making businesses bear the burden of governments and asians in the booming renewable industry which has been forcing power grid prices has made chancellor merkel look for ways to reduce the amount charged but for now the unstable free sources like the wind and the sun killing the long standing energy production methods as artie's katie peel them explains. as consumers continuously see their utility bills rise the conflict between competitive business and the. us is escalating the decisions to subsidize selecte

bill kristol. you know all these people, obviously, bob kagan, bob zoellick, james woolsey, richard armitage. and as a matter of fact, you even criticize richard armitage in your book about his attitude toward the saudis, if i remember. >> guest: toward iran. c-span: yes. and ... >> guest: .. declared iran to be a democracy that's a -- that's a statement i think he will ultimately regret. c-span: but go back to this. your -- your enemies see thenewamericancentury.org as the great conspiracy. it's an -- tell us about the organization, and why did you sign the 1998 letter to president clinton saying, go after saddam? >> guest: because i believed then, as did the other signatories of that letter, that he posed a significant threat. remember that at the end of the gulf war, he was obliged to do certain things, including limit his military activities, including weapons of mass destruction. there were inspectors in - in iraq pursuant to that. he threw them out, or he basically made it impossible for them

. >> speaker boehner, your friend bill kristol said on "morning joe" this morning that paul ryan would unveil the house gop plan for health care reform sometime in january. is it your understanding that's going to happen, and can you give us an idea of what it might look like? >> i'll let you talk to paul about that. >> house gop leadership aides tell nbc news they were caught a little bit offguard by the remarks and are unaware of anything specific in the pipeline related to health care to be unveiled in january. joining me today, washington but a row chief at mother jones, david corn, manager editor of thegrio.com joy reed, and editor and publisher of "the nation" and contributor to "the washington post," katrina. david, because your chuckles were the loudest during that oeoe open, i have to ask you, we have focused a lot and will continue to focus on the disastrous rollout that has been the aca. but i think it's very important to remind everyone just how many roadblocks were set up in terms of getting this thing ready. >> i think you did that well in the setup. congratulations. >> t

kristol. thanks for coming in. do you have an understanding how the administration could screw this up, the signature achievement of president obama, during these past four weeks? >> it's astonishing. i think the republicans completely blew it when they were diverting everybody from this mistake by focusing on the government shutdown and then the obama administration completely blew it by having an absolutely awful rollout and then waiting so long to acknowledge its severity and waiting for the surge. so the only thing i can say is that i think that attention was broken among so many different folks in the obama administration, that there was no single adult really in charge. >> do you have a good understanding, bill, of what happened here? because i would have thought the last thing this administration would have serious troubles with was the rollout of a website. >> well, i think the obama campaign was good with their web operations but a campaign is a private sector operation with a ton of

. >> speaker boehner, your friend, bill kristol, said on "morning joe" this morning that paul ryan unveiled the house g.o.p. plan for health care reform sometime in january. is it your understanding that's going to happen, and can you give us an idea what it might look like? >> i'll let you talk to paul about that. >> but will that happen? >> last question. >> mcconnell said defund was a tactical error and not smart, do you agree with in a? >> listen, we went through a very tough period. as i told my colleagues the other day, we fought the fight. we didn't win. we live to fight another day. and the fact is is that we're going to have issues about funding the government come january 15. we're going to have the debt ceiling we are going to have to deal with again. the looming problems that are affecting our country are still there. we're spending more than what we bring in. to the tune of $700 billion this year alone, even though we've got record income. and so the problems are looming. it's time for washington to depeel with the series of problems affecting our country. >> mr. speaker, there