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>> remember, michele bachmann thought she was going to end up as president. what she thinks about reality doesn't have a baring upon reality. i read a book about tip o'neil and ronald reagan. >> i know it well. >> you know it well. they had major league fights and battles. when tip lost, as he did in the last year a couple times, you know, he put it aside and on the tax cuts, he waited. a year or so later, the tax cuts reagan passed were creating deficits and he came back and said we have to do something about this and forced reagan to compromise that is led to raising taxes. >> rather than cutting social security. rather than cutting social security is what reagan wanted to do. >> obama care, we have to get rid of it first? wait a minute. there is going to be a problem. if it is going to crash the economy, then you have to come back and say, see, we were right, they were wrong. let's do something about it. if reality has given us that point, then the american people vote more for republicans and will come rallying behind michele bachmann and the yahoos. not

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congresswoman michele bachmann says quote, president obama can't wait to get americans addicted to crack cocaine of dependency on more government health care. addicted to crack cocaine, comparing health care opportunity to getting hooked on crack cocaine. let's remember this comes from the same esteemed member of congress who once said that obama care, quote, literally kills people. but the nastiness doesn't end there. here's rush limbaugh today. >> school kids, i found out, still going to get breakfast, lunch, snack, ecstasy, whatever else they get. all of the welfare checks and all of the food stamp cards are still usable. they have not been shut down. everybody in obama's base depending on government is going to have a fine day. >> so what's with all this coded language? food stamps, drugs, slavery. is this really about the health care bill? or is it about something more personal? and ugly. joining me now is dana mil bank and joe madison. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> joe, this is a pattern now, so what's behind this talk. >> let me tell you, they just can't stand the fact

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congresswoman michele bachmann was there. she was out for a walk and happened to be there and helped them out. she is here live to tell us the story next. >> he is completely unwilling to work with us and that is our problem. what do we do? in this case members of congress might go home and let the president be a king because he only wants things his way. well that is not how the government works to give-and-take. the only thing is he won't. bill: the payment -- impact of the shutdown of day two being felt acutely in washington d.c. all the monuments are closed there and hundred of thousands of federal workers at home leaving the nation's capitol unusually quiet on a wednesday morning. molly henneberg is at the lincoln memorial behind her left shoulder. we saw world war ii veterans getting past the barriers yesterday. will we see another showdown at the memorial today? >> reporter: more honor flights of world war ii vets on the way to d.c. right now. they should arrive at the world war ii memorial the next hour or so and the

michele bachmann, she's not budging at all and it's not just michele bachmann. there's a whole group in the house and the senate who are with her, with ted cruz, your guest this sunday, they're not willing to budge and the president is not willing to budge when it comes to no negotiations, at least not in the context of the government shutdown and raising the debt ceiling. so where do we go? >> who knows. i think the reason that we don't know is they don't know. i just don't think there's anyone around there with a plan d. everybody is sticking with their plan a which is not to budge. i would also add that it's not just that 35 to 45 tea party type. let's remember that all but a handful of the republican party voted for each and every bill that went over to the senate that had to do -- so it's not just oh, he's being driven by these 35 or 40 people. this is the entire caucus. from what we heard from john boehner today, no movement. what did we hear from reid, majority leader reid in the senate and from the president? no movement. >> how do we get out of this mes

take a listen to congresswoman michele bachmann. she can't get enough of it. >> the conservatives are going to work together to make sure that we can push back obama care. we're really very energized today. we're very strong. this is about the happiest i have seen members in a long time because we see that we're starting to win this dialogue on a national level. >> how could they be so happy that people now aren't getting checks? michele bachmann just attempted and admitted that republicans are happy about the shutdown? republicans are happy 800,000 people are out of work? in critical factions of the government are not running. it is unbelievable. i thought michele bachmann was a christian. >> as people of faith, i'm a born-again believer in jesus christ, and i believe that it is part of my duty as a believer in christ in what he has done for me that we should do for the least of those who are in our midst. that's my personal belief and my personal conviction. >> well, if michele bachmann were a christian, she would be really upset

there's the michele bachmann wing of the party, essentially, that is very happy. that, frankly, is out of touch with reality, certainly out of touch with the reality you were talking about just now, and thinks it's just jim dandy and we'll have, you know, we'll lose those five pounds. who doesn't want to lose those five pounds? but there are a lot of republicans, even in the house, who think this is crazy, who hate this. who wish it would all go away and who, you know, past whom ted cruz should not walk down a dark alley anytime soon. because they're going to jump him, you know? they hate this. but they don't think they can vote to do anything about it at this point. >> why -- what would -- everybody says that john boehner can't wring up the fund the government bill, just plainly fund the government, even though it would get every democratic vote in the house and even though it would get enough republicans to put it over the top, everybody says he can't do that because it would be too politically dangerous for him. why? i mean, i understand that that would make hi

here's michele bachmann on fox this week. let's watch her in action. >> i think we will continue to hold on. ultimately the republicans are the conservatives that are going to work together to make sure that we can push back obama care. we're really very energized today. we're strong. this is about the happiest i've seen members in a long time. because we see that we're starting to win this dialogue on a national level. >> what do you make -- you're laughing. what is this? bodybuilding, moral rearment? it's like a subjective therapy they're going through. if we fight this law, we're going to somehow become stronger people and that's made it worth it to the country? >> remember, michele bachmann thought she was going to end up as president. so what she thinks about reality doesn't have much bearing upon reality. you know, i recently read a book about this guy named tip o'neill and ronald reagan. >> i know it well. >> you know it well. one of the things that struck me was they had some major league fights, some battles back in

in. >> michele bachmann blames the democrats. >> we do not even get return calls. even the last one, the last one said we would fund the government but sit down with us so that we can iron out concerns that we have. harry reid said to take our way or no way. >> others -- others point their finger at the republicans. the hope now is that a deal comes soon so that everyone can get back to business as usual. >> civil rights leader jesse jackson is fighting for the release of an american military veteran captured by colombian rebels three months ago. captured by the revolutionary armed forces of colombia on a hiking trip. saturday reverend jackson accepted an invitation to intervene, something that jackson said he was more than willing to do. getting him out of the country is not that easy. man well santos wrote on his twitter that only the red cross would be authorized to hand over the north american kidnapped and that he would not allow the media to spectacle. the problem is the red cross has been trying to stay out of the conflict. where do we go from here? jesse ja

yoho won that primary by 829 votes with the backing of congresswoman michele bachmann and former congresswoman michelle west. yoho is a member of the florida veterinarian medical association and the florida association of ek equine practitioners. >> career politics are like pigs feeding at the trauf. the career politicians have given us $16 trillion in debt. it's time for my leadership, i'll repeal obama care and balance the budget. >> so you accept the fact that he was a born american? >> no comment. >> are you a birther then? >> i'm not going to comment on it, chris. >> yoho had previously said in a town hall meeting that he would consider co-sponsoring congressman -- yoho said this about the tanning bed tax in obama care. >> i had an indian doctor in the office the other day, very dark skin, he started laughing and i said have you ever been to a tanning booth, he said, no, no need. i got taxed for the color of my skin. >> like many in the tea party, yoho views himself as engaged in an epic struggle. it only takes one with passion, he said, look at rosa park, martin luther king, people with

senator rand paul also spoke, senator michele bachmann who called obama care death care. the real leader of the hard liners was texas senator ted cruz. >> i'm going to suggest a model for how we turn this country around in the next couple of years. and it is the model that we have been following together for the last couple of months, to stop that train wreck, that disaster, that nightmare that is obama care. [ cheers and applause ] >> both the line and the position very popular in the room. that said, there were hecklers as well. >> government will always continue to grow and freedom in america will always recede. and yet what we saw across this country -- [ inaudible ]. >> ma'am, thank you for being here. i wish you would participate in the democratic process through speaking respectfully. it seems that president obama's paid political operatives are out in force today. [ applause ] [ audience boos ] >> and you know why? and you know why? because the men and women in this room scare the living daylights out of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> some hecklers aside though,

that michelle bachmann as a sexual object. they watch and go oh, politics it's something to laugh at. not be concerned about. >> what if that was michelle obama. >> you never see hillary clinton in that kind of position. >> sean: what if that was michelle -- . >> if you're on either side. >> it's a parody. >> sean: what if michelle bachmann on that video was michelle obama? >> you have seen michelle obama depicted as an animal. >> there is reason why snl is irrelevant vent and no one watches it anymore. it's not funny that. is not funny f you look at ratings of who is doing great, it's jay lenno he doesn't have to be vulgar and foul to be funny. >> all right. >> sean: last question, how is this going to snend. >> begins at the white house led by the president calling in hopefully he's got to get his a-team back. whether it's david axelrod. he needs to call in -- . >> he needs to bring in someone like gates. >> sean: this president will negotiate? >> going back to the end of the show he is immature. he's not going to go down on

a bunch of random events all to assert her position on obama care and while someone like michele bachmann might be an easy one to call out for lacking the logic fallacies come in many forms in fact we're all guilty of committing these on reasonable arguments on a daily basis so how can we better understand logical fallacies and work to combat them every day or earlier i was joined by matt berkowitz corner with the movement and a lecturer of logical fallacies i first asked him what the most commonly use fallacies are today. three prominent ones. one was called. well there where we hear what i know we hear an idea and we tend to make sense of it was pumped to understand already so if someone is criticizing for example the free market system it's a natural tendency to this go ahead and label that communism or socialism of course anything that's that's not or must be one of those two things so that's the association you know there's of course the the straw man fallacy which means a lot. then they don't understand what you're what. you putting forth so again they try to misrepresent it to make

next on the rundown, reaction from republican congresswoman michele bachmann. later, megyn kelly back and gearing up for a brand new prime time program. the factor returns with those reports right after these messages. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >> bill: continuing with lead story. hearts and minds of obama in a care. joining us from the nation's capitol building congresswoman michele bachmann truck from minnesota. before i get to the obama careened at deep wisdom i bring to the debate. you have a little excitement down there this afternoon. tell me from your point of view what happened? >> the loud speakers went off shelter in place all likelih

ran paul spoke and michele bachmann called obama care death care and the leader, texas senator ted cruz. >> and i'm going to suggest a model for how we turn this country around in the next couple of years, and it is the model that we have been following together for the last couple of months to stop that train wreck, that disaster, that nightmare that is obama care. [ applause ] >> with the line and the position very popular in the room, that said, there were hacklers, as well. >> government will always continue to grow and freedom in america will always receipt. and yet, what we saw across this country -- ma'am, thank you for being here. i wish you would participate in the democratic process through speaking respectfully. it seems that president obama paid political operatives are out in force today. [ applause ] and you know why? and you know why? because the men and women in this room scare the living daylights out of them. >> some hacklers aside, though, this is friendly territory and historically is an important place for republican stars to shine. peter ham by joins us now. this g

senator rand paul also spoke, senator michele bachmann who called obama care death care. the real leader of the hard liners was texas senator ted cruz. >> i'm going to suggest a model for how we turn this country around in the next couple of years. and it is the model that we have been following together for the last couple of months, to stop that train wreck, that disaster, that nightmare that is obama care. [ cheers and applause ] >> both the line and the position very popular in the room. that said, there were hecklers as well. >> government will always continue to grow and freedom in america will always recede. and yet what we saw across this country -- [ inaudible] >> ma'am, thank you for being here. i wish you would participate in the democratic process through speaking respectfully. it seems that president obama's paid political operatives are out in force today. [ applause ] [ audience boos ] >> and you know why? and you know why? because the men and women in this room scare the living daylights out of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> some hecklers aside though, t

appeared republican representative michele bachmann from minnesota is joins us. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> you heard the president today. i want you to lynn to one line. he might have been refer to you. >> anyone defending the remnants of the old broken system as if it was working for people, anybody who thinks we shouldn't finish the job of making the health care system work for every, especially when these folks offer no plan for the uninsured or underinsured or folks who lose their insurance each year, those folks should have to explain yourself. >> go ahead and explain yourselves. >> it's another false statement. >> what's false? >> he assumes that anyone who is not happy with the current program is somehow 100% defending what we had before. that isn't true at all. we had a whole passel of reforms we wanted in the system. the president wasn't interested. he only wanted the federal government to completely subsume all health care and force every american into his version of health care. it was really interesting, wolf, the way the president open

i listened to the wonderful remarks of my friend, michele bachmann. man, i'm going to miss her in congress. week, the last couple of weeks i focused a lot on what was happening to our vets here in washington dc i found myself thinking a lot about spike bauer, that was my dad. he was a janitor, never finished high school. he was no saint, my friends. i'm not good to make him something that he wasn't. get a tough life, he was an orphan, wrestled all his life with why his birth parents had abandoned him. he drank too much. he had what today is called an anger management problem. the name spike by playing chess i want to tell you. could not quote many bible verses, but he loved god. he couldn't tell you all the statistics about why children need mothers and fathers, but he loved me and he loved my mom and even though we had a lot of hard times and don't remember there ever being a time when he didn't figure out a way to make enough money to keep food on the table and pay the mortgage. my dad was in the marines in world war ii. first marine corps division

another supercommittee. >> michele bachmann is a perfect example, but in most cases they don't have a lot of power, wield a lot of influence. incredible about this, is that all the folks that we kind of delight in showing you crazy clips of who are in better times, i assume, i guess side shows, are genuinely running the strategy and calling the shots now in the house republican caucus right now. >> that's because there is no longer a republican establishment. i mean, there is not gray eminence. there's no gym baker who's going to get everybody in a room and knock their heads together and tell them to knock it off. there is just a galaxy of the independent power bases, there's a galaxy of independent billionaires who will do with their money what they will do with their money and don't care what ryan or john boehner thinks about it. one of the problems is you have people who are not only insulated in safe districts but are empowered independently by these other centers of power who answer essentially to no one. >> i'm glad you made that point. it was said on cable news how these are sa

a bunch of random events all to assert her position on obamacare and while someone like michele bachmann might be an easy one to call out for lacking the logic fallacies come in many forms in fact we're all guilty of committing these on a reasonable arguments on a daily basis so how can we better understand logical fallacies and work to combat them every day or earlier i was joined by matt berkowitz corner with the movement and a lecturer of logical fallacies i first asked him what the most commonly use fallacies are today. three prominent ones i guess i would say is one of go. well there where we hear what i know we hear an idea and we tend to make sense of it with a pump to understand already so if someone is criticizing for example the free market system it's a natural tendency to dis go ahead and label that communism or socialism of course anything that's that's not or must be one of those two things so that's the most efficient and then of course the the straw man fallacy which means a lot. and then they don't understand what you're what. you putting forth so again they try to misre

she channelled her michele bachmann as she takes a swipe at the republican party and the government shutdown. >>> i am poppy harlow. >> and i am victor blackwell. it's not certain if the sides are even talking to one another. >> not a lot of progress at all. the stalemate continues in washington. we have a lot of news today. a big news day. a lot of new developments of course on the global war on terrorism. >>> u.s. strikes a huge blow on al qaeda. >> american sources -- american forces, rather, have carried out raids. we found out about this late yesterday. they went after high value targets. we will start in libya, and one of the streets -- on the streets of tripoli, and that's where the specialist forces captured a suspected al qaeda leader. you may not know his name but he is one of the fbi's most wanted terrorists. you see his picture there. there is a $5 million award leading to his capture. >> he is suspected in the 1998 twin bombings in the embassy of kenya and insaw nia. >> the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable, and those members of al

next on the rundown, reaction from republican congresswoman michele bachmann. later, megyn kelly back and gearing up for a brand new prime time program. the factor returns with those reports right after these messages. >> bill: continuing with lead story. hearts and minds of obama in a care. joining us from the nation's capitol building congresswoman michele bachmann truck from minnesota. before i get to the obama careened at deep wisdom i bring to the debate. you have a little excitement down there this afternoon. tell me from your point of view what happened? >> the loud speakers went off shelter in place all likelihood a gunshot and we heard that there was a shooter. so we were told to shelter in place. and we were up on the 30 floor of cannon people went into a shelter. we were out here. a lot of cameras were here. went to the doors. clear that the police shut down independence avenue. we could see the east steps of the capitol and the south. people were all directed to come off of the can a capitol and come toward the cannon building and then before long a

about her random events all to assert her position on obama care and while someone like michele bachmann might be an easy one to call out for lacking the logic fallacies come in many forms in fact we're all guilty of committing these on reasonable arguments on a daily basis so how can we better understand logical fallacies and work to combat them every day or earlier i was joined by matt berkowitz corner with the movement and a lecturer of logical fallacies i first asked him what the most commonly use fallacies are today. three prominent ones. one was called. well there where we hear what i know we hear an idea and we tend to make sense of it with what i've come to understand already so if someone is criticizing for example the free market system it's a nice girls tendency to this go ahead and label that communism or socialism of course anything that's that's not or must be one of those two things so that's the association and then of course the the straw man fallacy which means a lot. then they don't understand what you're what. you putting forth so again they try to misrepresent it to

about her random events all to assert her position on obamacare and while someone like michele bachmann might be an easy one to call out for lacking the logic fallacies come in many forms in fact we're all guilty of committing these on a reasonable arguments on a daily basis so how can we better understand logical fallacies and work to combat them every day or earlier i was joined by matt berkowitz corner with the movement and a lecturer of logical fallacies i first asked him what the most commonly use fallacies are today. three prominent ones i guess i would say that one is going. well there where we fear what i know we hear an idea and we tend to make sense of it was an attempt to understand already so if someone is criticizing for example the free market system it's a nice girls tendency to this go ahead and label that communism or socialism of course anything that's that's not or must be one of those two things so that's the most efficient and then of course the the straw man fallacy which means a lot. then they don't understand what you're what i'm. putting forth so again they try

senator rand paul also spoke, senator michele bachmann who called obama care death care. the real leader of the hard liners was texas senator ted cruz. >> i'm going to suggest a model for how we turn this country around in the next couple of years. and it is the model that we have been following together for the last couple of months, to stop that train wreck, that disaster, that nightmare that is obama care. [ cheers and applause ] >> both the line and the position very popular in the room. that said, there were hecklers as well. >> government will always continue to grow and freedom in america will always recede. and yet what we saw across this country -- [ inaudible ]. >> ma'am, thank you for being here. i wish you would participate in the democratic process through speaking respectfully. it seems that president obama's paid political operatives are out in force today. [ applause ] [ audience boos ] >> and you know why? and you know why? because the men and women in this room scare the living d daylights out of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> some hecklers aside thoug

about a random events all to assert her position on obama care and while someone like michele bachmann might be an easy one to call out for lacking the logic fallacies come in many forms in fact we're all guilty of committing these on reasonable arguments on a daily basis so how can we better understand logical fallacies and work to combat them every day or earlier i was joined by matt berkowitz corner with the movement and a lecturer of logical fallacies i first asked him what the most commonly use fallacies are today. three prominent ones i guess i would say that one was called. so it's the asian policy where we hear what i know we hear an idea and we tend to make sense of it with what i've come to understand already so if someone is criticizing for example the free market system it's a nice girls tendency to this go ahead and label that communism or socialism of course anything that's that's not or must be one of those two things so that's the most efficient and then of course the the straw man fallacy which means a lot. then they don't understand what you're what. you putting forth