this according to list put together by the huffington post. >>> are you ready ask. >> number three. >>> on our list from 1986 a parody music video take on me. this version is called "come to me quote quo. ". ♪ ♪ >> kind of funny. >> that's pretty good. >>> that was such a big hit in 1982. >> oh, yeah much this parody credited with being a first of its kind and that's why make a list for the greatest viral videos of all time. >>> i don't know if i agree with that one. >> well the huffington post says yes. >>> okay. i've had enough that's what pat say jack bakely was saying on a recent episode of wheel fortune. i give up. >> why did he leave the set? >> we'll tell you the answer that sent him just over the edge, and popular here but how would people from across the country feel about yuengling? how some taste testers from california reaction to do this. >>> that's some of the best beer ever made. >> it's time for another viral video trivia question. here we go. which self described inspiration comedian is behind those evolution of dance videos? >>> i know. evolution of dance videos?

has "huffington post" made money yet, tim? >> andrew, "huffington post," we've invested in video and international, if you took international out of the equation the "huffington post" would be profitable. the bigger news across, aol is five growing company in the united states. "huffington post" has had explosive growth. i look at the industry and the valuation of our company and it's different than the asset value because if you look at the large properties, very few have been able to make the transition. "huffington post" able to do it on the content side, tech crunch. we've made the leap for advertising. the bottom line is we're investing in those businesses because it's very difficult to be successful there. we've been successful there. people questioned us when we did the "huffington post" acquisition but looking back on it, looking at the evaluations of some of the private companies, you have to say we made a very smart move getting into video and programatic advertising. >> before you go, speak to yahoo! and marissa mey

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>> my take on this -- >> i spent a lot of time writing that question. >> every time the huffington post can't get dumber, it exceeds your expectation. they equate skin color and ideology and then they say you know that is demeaning, right? you know you hospital actually do that. >> bro, what are you talking about? we totally should. there is such a huge discorrect between the left and the right that they can't just deal with a basic reality of people should be able to believe what they like and have certain convictions and it shouldn't correspond to their ethnic make up. that thinking has been considered terrible, and yet there is a reiteration. >> they say it takes one to know one. as a racist, don't you think this professor is making a racist argument by saying that love needs to identify with a member of a group? >> i always wonder if it was too much out on a limb to call him a rapist and sexist. they say because she is interested in helping the best interest of white guys. do you agree or not? racist? stupid? >> i think it is completely stupid. >> totally absurd. >> if in the future

i did a thing for the huffington post on suicide prevention. we had the first lady, michelle obama, videotape a short for us where she basically said the same thing. i tried to get obama say i am commander in chief i , guarantee you will not suffer. he would not do that. it is a continuing struggle. >> i'm working on a book on resiliency in special operations forces. we will make you talk into this one. first of all, for someone in the seal community, they found the best way to get care to the operators was to send out roving counselors who write nothing down. and they meet them in coffee shops, they do not meet them at the office. out in the field, what the chaplains do is they buy these amazing coffee makers. there are $2000 espresso machines. everybody in the camp gets the espresso, and the chaplain's door is right there. and the doc is a couple of doors down. that is the way to make it ok. one of the things that mccraven was struggling with was he had managed to fix for the special operators the system where the clearance would not be affec

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joining me now the excusive editor of -- media and from the huffington post. and john stanton. around repeal -- i feel the american public has a different relationship to this law now that there are the stories of jennifer and david tedrow, their survival in some part is thanks to the affordable care act. >> sure you always had a dynamic that would happen that once it got started it would have its own constituenconstituency, now untouchable, because millions of people benefit. the same will be increasingly true of obamacare. no question about that. it is saving lives and reducing the deficit. if you're conservative, i don't know what more you would want. >> right. john, to talk about the republican zeal for repeal, mcconnell has said forthrightly, that there will be no government shut down but that seems to be the most amount of control he's willing to assert on the far right fringes of his caucus, of his party. how much do you think this reconciliation strategy will become a reality in the next congress. >> i think it could very well become a thing if they have to do. senator

howard fineman is a journalist who covered both sides and the "huffington post." all people who know ground game well. hogan, when you were campaigning in 2012, rick santorum went to every pizza parlor in ira. romney was out in force. the president won handly from new hampshire to colorado. how have rnchings gone about making inroads? >> it's interesting because the race you touched on in 2012, i remember talking to people back then and they said listen, our ground game is so much better than 2008. i remember saying i sure hope so because mccain got his teeth kicked in. the 2008 campaign app rad us is not the standard. that was a different ball game. barack obama and the democrats were not sitting on their hands. they were growing their base and pulling people on to their side. it was massively better than ours was in 2012. what republicans realized and much like the democrats who cook the page out, they expanded and made it bigger and won the election. republicans have done the statement thing and we have seen what they have done. they have developed better mecha

she tells the huffington post in 1976 cosby drugged and raped her after inviting her to see one of his performances in las vegas. addressing another accuser that nbc hasn't previously reported about. an attorney released a statement. cosby has never been charged with a criminal offense and he has denied all allegations other the years. >>> the snowstorm in western new york has now killed 10 people. more than 6 feet fell in three days. the sunday's football game moved to detroit. a new danger to worry about. aftershock. heavy snow is testing rooftops and warm weather will likely cause flooding. crews from pennsylvania connecticut, massachusetts, and the fdny all offering assistance. lester holt has more. >> more than 100 patients had to be evacuated from the nursing home today when the roof began to show signs of weakening. >> the roof is comprised. obviously it has not collapsed yet but there is potential. >> reporter: more than two dozen people driven from the roads by whiteout conditions and deep snow have been holed up in the walmart since tuesday. >> couldn't ask for a better place

the other accuser is a nurse, she tells the huffington post that in 1976, cosby drugged and raped her after inviting her to see one of his performances in las vegas. addressing another accuser that nbc had not previously reported about, an attorney for cosby released a statement saying, quote, we've reached the point of absurdity. the stories are getting more ridiculous. i think people are trying to come up with wild stories in order to justify why they waited 40 to 50 years to disclose the ridiculous accusations. cosby has never been charged with a criminal offense. >>> it happened again. a security scare near the white house and it went down during an immigration rally thursday. the secret service grabbed 23-year-old april lenhart, it happened after the president's speech. lenhart allegedly had a nine millimeter handgun on her. no word on why. it is the second gun scare in two days. an iowa man was arrested wednesday. agents say he had a rifle and ammo in his car. >>> reaction is pouring in following president obama's speech on immigration reform last night. immigrants could be spar

let ate go back to the huffington post matter. what it should say is the youth vote gap suggests republicans and dechl democrats risk losing an entire generation of young people. for half of this next generation, party identity is meaningless. we are socially liberal, but also willing to support conservatives and you may say the young people come and go. it's not that big of a deal, but it actually is. they now represent about 1/6 of the electorate. in 2008 nearly 55% of young people between the ages of 18 and 29, rather, voted making up 18% of the electorate. they even beat out the 65 and older voting bloc. young people can be motivated to vote, but they need to be spoken to and what they're asking for is pretty simple for the parties to move away from the fringes and back to the middle. they want a little bit more common sense. as both parties do their own version of an autopsy leading to 2016. maybe they should consider the fact that success can very well depend on how they appeal to the next generation and whether we find anyt

. >> in the huffington post, one republican says it is time to move on from benghazi. after a house intelligence report that cleared the white house of any coverup claims. here's jeff flaik on nbc's meet the press. >> i thought thought the biggest problem with benghazi is how it was cast by the administration. but with regard to the other things addressed by this report, yes, i thought for a long time we ought to move beyond that. >>> in the new york daily news, vladimir putin will not remain president for the rest of his life. it could be harmful to the country. he's in his second stint as president. >>> democrat mary landrieu is getting money help from hillary clinton. hosting a fundraiser. the timing is big. the dnc yanked money from the louisiana runoff. >>> and breaking the glass ceiling in the white house, but it's in the kitchen. suze morris, the first ever dessert pastry chef. she goats make the gingerbread house. >>> what happened in vegas, didn't stay there. the president and derek jeter played golf on saturday. we don't know the score, but it took five hours

post of the huffington post. the supposed deal on tax cuts between harry reid, the top democrat in the senate, and republicans, this thing that prompted the white house to issue a veto threat. no surprise the white house would have issues with something republicans are trying to do. but harry reid, can you tell us what's going on here? >> what it seems like happened is that word leaked out before the deal had finally been reached and republicans may have had motivations to try to get that out to box out the gains they made in the negotiations so far. but the white house did what it hasn't done much in the past is come out and, like you said, issue that veto. they said we wouldn't comment whether it passes one of the chambers or not. here they are issuing a threat just based on some leaks and possibly inaccurate leaks because the talks are actually still ongoing. what's happening here? why is the white house doing this? one of the theories that senate democrats are kicking around is that they think that the presid

. >> elizabeth warren has written an ad in the huffington post. she slams the pick of antonio weiss. she wrotes the overrepresentation of wall street banks in senior government positions sends a bad message. it tells people that one and only one point of view will dominate economic policy making. >> two california house democrats won their re-elections campaigns. he was declared winner over his gop opponent in the nation's most expensive house race. jim costa beat out his counter part as well. >> a taller white house fence is being considered. the plan was revealed yesterday but how about a moat? the other idea calls for an electric fence. >> george bush will have an elementary school named after him in texas. it's slated to open in 2016. >> john boehner may be a fan of the piano man. he posted a picture welcoming billy joel to the u.s. capitol and congratulated him on his prize good morning to you bob. let's talk about tonight at 8:00 p.m.. we expect comments about immigration reform. widely seen as his following through on a promise. he did pass

to my left is mark blumenthal the editor at the huffington post and founding editor. if you would like you can sign up for the newsletter simply add pollster.com and then on my left abby livingston, who focuses on the house create you can follow her at rollcall addie and she's also been a producer at cnn and nbc and very importantly, she is one of the star players of the bad news softball team on the press side. every year, the female members of the press take on the members of congress and it's a great fundraiser for cancer research as well. abby is agreat pitcher. i have a couple of questions for the panel and then for about 30 or 40 minutes and we will go to the queue and day so start thinking of your questions now. the key thing i keep looking after tuesday night is about the democrats and the president was largely held responsible the blame that's been put is for the congressional democrats could have done to avoid this political slaughtering. nathan why don't we start with you? >> i feel like every cycle we come to the same conclusion about the campaign committe

. >>> and in the huffington post, british pop star katie melua finds spider living in her ear. after hearing a rustling sound, this is so gross, for a week, the singer went to the doctor and this is what they found staring back at them. >> if i hear one, i'm going to the doctor. not a week. >> she believes it came from some old ear phones. >>> other stories we're following, police in southern california have arrested five people in connection with the halloween hit and run. three teenage girls died when they were trick-or-treating, a damaged suv was found a short distance from where the collision took place. >>> do you remember this guy? the mug shot of jeremy meeks went viral a few months ago. people were calling him the hottest criminal alive. well, he's got -- yeah, he's got some competition. 29-year-old shawn cory's mug shot is getting the same kind of attention. he was arrested on halloween after reportedly beating up someone dressed as a fox news anchor. >>> special olympics athletes from all over travelled to orlando this weekend to participate in a -- they teamed up wit

. >> festivus was the december 23rd holiday from seinfeld but in the huffington post it could be a holiday for washington workers under new law. >> it's a festivus miracle. >> and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now from washington, lee. good morning to you lee. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about chuck hagel. he stepped down. many reported he is forced out. does that even begin to solve the root of the president's military problem or is more wide scale change needed? >> it's been reported on a lot following chuck hagel stepping down is the fact that this white house is fairly insular when it comes to making national policy decisions and national security decisions. the president spends a lot of time working with his own advisors and tends to not necessarily take the input of the defense secretary with as much weight. so certainly right now a potential successor will be facing those same sort of problems. >> well one of the candidates as we just reported for the job already dropped out. any chance that gop members will block any nominations as ma

. >>> in the huffington post british pop star katie finds spider living in her ear. after hearing a russ thing sound in ear for a week. they found that. >> would you tell everyone if it happened to you? >> i might. >> the spider came from some old earphones. for some entertainment news. >> for anyone that loves christmas stories about -- >> here we go. >> good will. >> i don't care. >> joy. >> no. and peace to all. >> fail. >> and you're a loser. >> are you serious? >> of course i'm serious. look at my face. >> if bill it was a cat he would be grumpy cat. >> lifetime's trailer. >> they didn't give me any money. >> and gum i's cat worst christmas ever is based on the popular internet cat. it's due out in november. >>> doctors on snl found a new disease this weekend. >> realizing you love taylor swift has become the leading cause of vertigo. right now there's swift -- >> this beat is banging. who is it? >> taylor swift. >> what? >> when you realize you love taylor swift. ♪ she got me! >> bill, you know that's you. >> those songs stick in your head. >> you hate that a

. >> we also see the huffington post are taking a closer look at the french tax evasion as well. >> specifically in switzerland, it talks about the passionate love affair between france and switzerland when it comes to tax evasion. switzerland has a reputation of being a neutral, very stable country with the strong currency and a generous tax system, so it makes it very attractive. and according to this article, even napoleon had a foreign bank account in switzerland more recently when the socialist president was elected in 1981, there was a real rush on swiss banks. you had frenchmen crossing the border with suitcases full of cash. this all seems to be changing with new laws that are putting an end to bank secrecy in switzerland. tax evaders are seeking new destinations and sing pore seems to be one of them. >> another big story as of yesterday, a tiger on the loose here in paris. >> that's right. not in the city, but just outside of the city. you can take a look at the front page, they talk about the incredible tiger alert. now, this happened yesterday, so this tiger chase just 30 kilometers o

has -- the who huffington post, the tech crunch. 627 -- $627 million. >> we are really focused on making mechanized changes to advertising and making advertising as easy as e-commerce. advertising revenue will be coming into the bottom line. profits. we have our high-margin on a offside tearing down. on the advertising side, we are gaining profitability. the platform group got more profitable. we will see that happen. it is just we have investment mode. that will turn into profit mode and you're seeing that happen now. >> you have and they on a programmatic. you have been on the forefront of that. how do you continue to build on that. a more aggressive facebook and google on the advertising front? billion of0 to $600 an industry. the marketplace overall globally is about 4% of advertising. that leaves 96%. we are signing the deals approvals around this and we are doing linear tv and i feel very good about where we are. there will be-10 programmatic systems and industry will be one of them. we want to the top once, but we are in a very good position to capitalize on the changed. -- the ch

i did a thing for the huffington post on suicide prevention. we had the first lady, michelle videotape a short for us where she basically said the same thing. i tried to get obama say i guarantee you will not suffer. he would not do that. it is a continuing struggle. >> i'm working on a book on resiliency in special operations forces. we will make you talk into this one. someone in theor seal community, they found the best way to get care to the operators was to send out roving counselors who write nothing down. and they meet them in coffee shops, they do not meet them at the office. out in the field, what the chaplains do is they buy these amazing coffee makers. there are $2000 espresso machines. everybody in the camp gets the chaplains doorhe is right there. and the doc is a couple of doors down. that is the way to make it ok. one of the things that he was struggling with was he had managed to fix for the special operators the system where the clearance would not be affected if they admitted to having had post-traumatic stress disorder counse

if you are paying off college loans, you don't want to go work for huffington -- "huffington post." some people always want to be journalists and no news -- know news and read stories online. i am not that word. -- that worried. are you worried? a trend towards journalism becoming opinion journalism because it is cheap. it doesn't cost them traveling time or reporting time to rip on even's of the day. they don't have to go out and find information, so i think there are elements of journalistic information gathering that are in serious jeopardy and that is worth worrying. >> ok, yes ma'am? beginning, "the new york times," has been owned by one family, and "the ownedgton post," has been by one family and has been sold to amazon.com. i wonder what you think about the new ownership of "the post?" >> it is pretty soon to guess about the ownership of "the far, but it is way too soon to tell what it is going to mean down the line. down the line, "the washington one," could be a good because they might have much deeper pockets. it could turn out very well, we just don't know what that owner

i think most people all of the election all of the major news organization models from huffington post to "washington post" to new york sometimtimes 538.com the senate starting with the lowest number 63 percent up into the 99 -- 90's. there are two races where the republicans lead but inside the margin of error two where democrats are. you have to say the republicans have a strong play to tuesday night. >> do you feel there are one or two races that could be the bell weather for how the night will go? these things trend if you look back over the 10, 20, 15 years. what are a couple of bell weathers? >> i would look at kennelling k -- kentucky. the polls close if that is the tight race if mcconnell is in trouble then i would say, look, it could be more what i am saying an die incumbent. i am with carl on this it will be anti obama and anti republican. we will get early indication with kentucky. >> much more to be continued sunday and more on tuesday night. >> digital politics chris dire is on the desk. perhaps he did wall that he and i have in the president 1 is -- in new hampshire he wa

area on huffington, michael wolff. honestly, when he called me, i was on a business trip in london and i stepped out to talk to him because i have enormous respect for him and i could not imagine what was so important that he needed to talk to me immediately. i was terrified. we are talking about a million dollar budget. team following my kids and parking bans outside my house. we are going to go through her family and destroy her through her family and we are going to do it until she backs down and no one will ever know that huber uber did this.t >> thanked god he said into a real journalist. thank god he said it to a real journalist. the point is for my family to be safe. i have two young kids. let's hit her at her one vulnerability, her kids. they succeeded. i'm terrified. we have had to hire security at my house. right now, we are in this media firestorm about this. has not been fired. right after travis apologizes, they have their celebrity investor come out and label me as shady. i am now labeled as a shady journ

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and i went too "the huffington post," a liberal website, krauthammer impeach. this was in reference to charles krauthammer saying on fox that he thought if obama did that it would be an impeachable offense. are they going to gin this up by throwing the i word around? >> if the media don't, but will always find somebody in the tea party caucus that will -- the republicans fall into this trap every time in that they give the media this huge story which is not -- >> you're making the media sound like just sort of passive resip yents. >> it's a sexy story, you've got somebody -- now they want to do it for immigration, nothing the media loves more, the media, to be perfectly critical is not exactly something that's nuanced or in any other way not living. the media will always follow the readings. >> "the washington post" says some republicans want to shut down strategy, in other words challenging president obama with brinksmanship on the budget. don't the pundits love this kind of showdown? >> they do, and i think a lot of why you're seeing the news stories focus on

this is what executives braked about at a dinner with people like arianna huffington and michael wolf. and they thought this was socially 5:00 septemberble. this was during uber's charm offensive. what's going on in the war room? >> obviously, the company has been massively successful for a lot of perspectives. but they have some reputational issue. i think they're seen as pie rats, in a weird way. they want to conquer everyone in their way. again, they can point valuation in their growth. >> maybe this is the worst scandal, but it's certainly not the first. it's the first time uber has been accused of bullying and sexism and bad practices, with sabotaging their rivals. in some cities, uber is offering isle dent kal services. so there's nothing really keeping drivers or people from going to come pet xxs. maybe the issue is if their reputational image becomes so bad, or around their issues with women, name your issue that you're concerned about if you'll leave. i think that they really have issues with their business practices. >> if i could just jump in. i think there's one number tha

. >> now, you told the huffington post as interpreting this as you're backing off. >> no. what i said is i have a human source who has told me who is responsible and i believe that to be true. i'm not using that name because i have a human source i'm protecting and i'm taking my attorney's advice. secondly, a forensic exam which indicates a government connection does not tell me who is sitting at the computer, who is the actual guy or guys typing in and hacking. and i've never claimed to know that. so those wrb i think, separate issues but they're related. >> and being in the spotlight and being the subject of some of these attacks change your view in media on public events and digging into investigative stories, and now you're the story. does that change the way this operates? >> not much. this is what is discussed in the book. some of this had already occurred, even though i had fully and well reported on republican controversies and bush administration controversies. as soon as i did start digging into and getting assigned to obama controversies, the meadace was already

american pollsters and statistical geniuses that analyze them, like nate silver of fivethirtyeight, the huffington post, the daily post, the election consortium and someone, also predicted that republicans would win. but it was more certain, all that "the washington post." in previous elections is betting site was more accurate than the experts predicted again and again. study showed that it had half the margin of error of national polls and in 2004 the odds correctly predicted every state in the presidential election and in 2012 they had obama at above 90% while the pundits were still saying, oh, it's too close to call. my colleague didn't like that. >> i think that they should stop because the gallup poll tells it all. i've rated at 51 to 45. john: of course, printer was right and gallup was wrong. of course, it no longer exists. because american regulators shut it down, cleaning the prediction market are contrary to the public interest because they were unregulated. fortunately, prediction markets are still legal in europe, which was gave me those betfair numbers that i showed you earlier. the

a piece from the huffington post, they have them there. a made up name and did you see it in "mad men"? she says the whispering is seductive. perhaps. the psychologist so she claims that goes spill -- goes spip can improve the mood. the targets of vital talk talk about here in productivity. simply assume that anything she says will be used against you. on a scale of one to purple how good does gossiping feel? and you are a wan. >> we all gossip from time to time. >> you were doing it in the green room. >> these people were professional gossipers. i do think this has a lot to do with trust and bonding when you exchange see jets you feel closer with the friend because you know something that nobody else knows. i am wonder figure this is a learned behavior. it happens at an early age. if employers made people more mindful that their e-mails could be read on their inconstant messages, you would see a huge decline in the office of goes ship which is not good when it is malicious and intended to hurt. >> i got it. tmz is the most popular website

arianna huffington, michael wolff, people from "business insider." one thought this was wrong. one thought this was wrong and wrote a story under intense intimidation, and that was ben smith of buzzfeed. honestly, when he called me, i was on a business trip in london and i stepped out to talk to him because i have enormous respect for him and i could not imagine what was so important that he needed to talk to me immediately. and i was terrified, and the plan as it was described is not just to dig up dirt. we're not talking about doing a google search. we are talking about a million-dollar budget, a four-to-six staff team to do opposition research on me. that's going through trash. that's following my kids. that is vans parked outside my house. and the idea was, we are going to go at her through her family. we are going to destroy her through her family, and we are going to do it until she backs down, and no one will ever know that uber did this. and one journalist thought this was wrong. as soon as i heard this, i was terrified. but i also thought, thank god he said it to a rea

jane hampshire wrote in the huffington post two days before obama care passage. lack of disclosure on the white house and senate and dnc and distributed grubber's work and cited it as independent validation. it was all a part of the same effort. the fox team in boston went to both gruber homes to try to catch up with him. we have not been able to track him down. >> thank you. >> and we have a weather alert. tornado warning issued for jacksonville, florida. what is going on in florida. ncomplex weather system. snow and record cold temperatures and tornado watches and a tornado warning for jacksonville. the recent one good for six . but concerned for the folks in jacksonville. we have a tornado warning for jacksonville and another one toward st. mary. there is a tornado certainly seeing strong gusty winds 50 or 60 miles per hour. and this cell and line of storms moving eastward at 50 miles per hour. and if you live there, seek shelter immediately. on the cold side of the storm. record- setting cold for much of the southeast and part of the midatlantic and the snow.

dominate the news is preparing to issue an executive order on immigration for rebound and i want to the huffington post, a liberal website, "krauthammer, impeach," in reference to him saying on fox that he thought if obama did this it would be impeachable but he said he was not pushing for that. will the media gin this up? >> if they won't, the tea party caucus will. you can count on one thing: you will find someone on the tea party caucus to impeach the president and the republicans fall into a trap, they give the media the huge story which is a nonstory. >> you make the media sound like passive recipients whether to play up that. >> it is a sexy story. you have someone wanting to impeach the president of the united states, first for sex and now immigration. nothing the media loves more. the media is not exactly something that is nuanceed but you always follow the readings. >> the "washington post" says some republicans want to shut down strategy, challenge president obama on the budget next month and some don't and want to work this out. dot pundits love this kind of showdown. >> they do and par

i thought this was funny the huffington post put together a list of some of the funniest election day pictures. here is mitch mcconnell was somebody voting probably not voting for him in the background. and gov. jay nixon from missouri posted this pictures. politicians like to put pictures of them voting. to see the woman next to him? she has a plumbers' crack showing on her seat. he quickly deleted that from this twitter page of course people did capture that and shared it. good times. here is the guy in florida lost. little john posted a picture of him flying to let us so he could post. apparently his ballot was lost so he flew there to vote. another funny one down here as well. this was funny. wendy davis in a shirt that says her name on it. we will have more of these pictures coming out. >> i like how you do politics! you are like a wolf blood sir. >> are you getting for paul's job? >> 36 degrees right now. carol stream at 34. cloud cover coming in from the west early on. we are expecting to see some sunshine but not much. today, 55 by noon. we will see rain developing after sunse

glowing claims reports the huffington post that were disseminated by the white house and the national liberal media with headlines like these. from a white house blog m.i.t. economist confirms senate house bill reduces costs and improves coverage. from the "washington post," massachusetts provides evidence that health care reform lowers insurance premiums. from politico, m.i.t. analysis backs obama. all of those published before obamacare was passed. gruber may be m.i.t.'s idea of an honest man, such honesty is how the democratic party deceived the nation, and with the help of unscrupulous president on this issue at least who declared we can keep our doctors, health care insurance, the premiums would go down, not up at health care costs would fall. none of which, of course, was true. we may have lived up to gruber's idea of stupidity once, but last tuesday's election proves we're not so stupid that we can't learn. our quotation of the evening from the classical greek playwright euripides -- we're coming right back. stay with us. >> vladimir putin says the cold war is on. russia flexin

i think most of the people, all of the major news organization models from ""the huffington post" to "the new york times" predict all the way up into the 90s. so there are a large number of races out there that are to be settled. two races where the republicans lead but inside the margin of err error but i think that you'd have to say that the republicans have a very strong hand to play on tuesday night. >> joe, do you feel that there is one or two races that would be sort of the bellwether for how the night will go? these things tend to trend one way or the other if you look back at the last 10, 15, 20 years. what are a couple of bellwethers? >> well, i would look at kentucky. it's going to be one of the first states whose polls closed. and if that is a tight race, if mcconnell is in trouble there, you know, then i would say, look, it could be -- what i'm saying, an anti-incumbent here. i'm with karl on this. it's going to be a bad night for democrats either way. we've got too many democrat incumbents up this year. but i would look at early on in the night. i think we'll get an indi

there's a very good article on the huffington boast by a writer named deborah fein. he says kids learn by example, okay? they see what their parents do. as much as you talk to them, it's much more important what you do. so if you smoke, don't be shocked if your kids smoke. if you use drugs on the weekend, don't be surprised if your kid in high school or junior high school starts smoking marijuana. it's no different with smartphones. when you're with your kids, be with your kids. don't put the smartphone down. put it away. another rule is, if you're going to set rules, everybody plays by the rules, including the parents. no smartphones at the dinner table. that goes for you, too, the parents. don't say i've got a business text coming, too bad. put it away. the most important one, a lot of parents, bill, they don't know the meeting of privacy either. so they have little johnny, who is three years old, and he puts on his sister's ballerina outfit, and the parents say oh, how cute that is, and they have to share it with a million strangers on youtube. you know what? when

to my left is mark blumenthal , the senior polling editor at the huffington post and founding editor. if you would like, you can follow him on twitter at mystery pollster. if you would like you can sign up for the newsletter simply add pollster.com and then on my left is anti-livingstone who focuses bby livingstone who focuses , on the house create you can follow her at rollcall addie and she's also been a producer at cnn and nbc and very importantly, she is one of the star players of the bad news softball team on the press side. the members of the press take on the members of congress and it's a great fundraiser for cancer research as well. so. pitcher.is a great i have a couple of questions for the panel and then for about 30 or 40 minutes and we will go to the q-and-a stood to go so start thinking of your questions now. the one thing i keep molding aftertuesday night is democrats took a huge dropping -- drubbing and the president was largely held responsible the blame that's been put is for the congressional democrats could have done to avoid this political slaughtering. nation wid

huffington post put together this great clip. >> we can't to it alone without china. >> if we have inlandia and china and other countries not working with us we will many be shipping millions of jobs over seas. >> there are other countries that are polluting in the atmosphere much greater than we are, china and india, they won't stop what they're doing. >> this will prevent congress from passing any law on new mandates on green house gas emissions unless both china and india have the same mandate. >> america's a country not a planet. >> if kunlts are like china and russia are in part, part of a global reduction program than it doesn't matter what we do. >> so those arguments no longer hold water are do they? meanwhile republicans are looking to take us backwards, it see seems. the keystone pipeline is on the forefront of the republican agenda and worse some democrats may be on board with the plan, trying to protect the senator who said this. >> it relates to the keystone pipeline and the decision that you are going to make and the administration is going to make about a critical, in my view