joe? >> i don't know where to start. i'm looking over this list of how much jonathan gruber made from the federal dovt. $103,000 from the department of state. of course, you talk about minnesota. $1.73 million from the justice department. $2,050,000 from the national institute of health. he went into the white house, i believe, to help construct this plan. dozens of times. at least a dozen times. and in fact the president's own organizing for america said that he helped, quote, write the affordable care act. if these people that are trotting themselves out every couple of days saying gruber, who? what, where? horton hears a gruber. i don't hear a gruber. they're embarrassing themselves. nancy pelosi saying she's never heard of him, and yet she's praising him at the height of the affordable care act. barack obama doing this act, and i don't know who tells him it makes him look cool. it doesn't. it really makes him look out of touch. how many times have we heard him saying, oh, i just heard

joe? >> thank you, good morning. >> spell your name. >> thank you, good morning. i am responsible for the advance reconstruction of this project. i will take you through the steps to repair the dome now that the scaffolding is in place. after i provide an overview, we will start the live demonstrations. you may have heard that there are over 1000 cracks in the capital's dome. we will repair every single crack. we begin with the lead-based paint. the large enclosure you see on the east front today is the first containment to be erected. these containments will be erected around the dome as the work takes place. once the containment is erected, the lead best -- the lead-based paint will be removed using an abrasive blasting media, which is using compressed air. this is used to remove 14 layers of paint from the dome, some of which are 150 years old. because we're working with the removal of lead based paint, the workers must use specialized suits. these suits will protect the workers from th

a 3-year-old who is infatuated with vice president joe biden? >> joe biden? >> joe biden. >> why? >> i just do. >> the little girl saw biden on television, asked her parents who he was and for several months had a series of pretend phone conversations with the vice president. her grandmother wrote the vice president about avery and out of the blue, avery's grandmother got a phone call. >> said, this is joe biden. and i said, who the... is this? and when he said, no, really, it's joe biden, and i said, i am so sorry. i am so sorry. i said that to you. >> the vice president said he saw the note and thought he would call. he and avery's grandmother spoke for about five minutes about family and biden told stories about his grandchildren and expect another phone call to the iowa family before the ioawa caucuses. we have definitive proof 3-year-old avery is better informed about our national politics than many at texas tech university. a student organization called polk tech interviewed stud incident asking them the most government. >> who is our vice president? >> don't know. >> i have

i'm meeting carolyn's ex-partner, joe. joe: marcus? joe secreeti. pleasure to meet you. lemonis: really pretty place. joe: thank you so much. i said i'm going to brand myself to be different than everyone else. lemonis: i'd like to try to broker a truce between them and maybe do a little business. joe: if you're saying to me, would i possibly be open to doing something with carolyn, the answer is yes, as long as she would be open to it. lemonis: it was great meeting you. joe: it's my pleasure. lemonis: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. bye-bye. where's susan at? she texted me, "you don't need me anymore." lemonis: so, do you have her number? carolyn: mm-hmm. [ ringing ] susan: hello? lemonis: susan, this is marcus and carolyn. you know, i just don't understand why you just leave in the middle of the day. carolyn: should have waited till the end of the day and we could have spoke. susan: i've never showed you any disrespect ever. lemonis: well, i'm sorry, but -- susan: i've never given you trouble. i've never given you drama. lemonis: i think walking out's pretty disrespectf

a 3-year-old who is infatuated with vice president joe biden? >> joe biden? >> joe biden. >> why? >> i just do. >> the little girl saw biden on television, asked her parents who he was and for several months had a series of pretend phone conversations with the vice president. her grandmother wrote the vice president about avery and out of the blue, avery's grandmother got a phone call. >> said, this is joe biden. and i said, who the... is this? and when he said, no, really, it's joe biden, and i said, i am so sorry. i am so sorry. i said that to you. >> the vice president said he saw the note and thought he would call. he and avery's grandmother spoke for about five minutes about family and biden told stories about his grandchildren and expect another phone call to the iowa family before the ioawa caucuses. we have definitive proof 3-year-old avery is better informed about our national politics than many at texas tech university. a student organization called polk tech interviewed stud incident asking them the most basic questions about our government. >> who is our vice president

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have washington anchor for bbc world news america, cat cat. managing editor of bloomberg news and steve rattner. on capitol hill host and managing editor of tv one's news one. and joe i feel everything will be better, right? >> you're being sarcastic, mika. >> no. i'm so hopeful. what do you think? >> i think i'm very hopeful too. i think everything is changing. and i think the most important thing is we're finally going to have accountability. if republicans on the hill don't get things done they will pay for it in two years. the electorate taught them that over the past four years. same thing with the president. if the president and democrats don't do things they will get punished as well. people are getting so excited about barack obama, he came out and he didn't seem to get it and blah, blah, blah. now it's oh, john boehner, he was so mean. he talked about when you play with matches you're going to burn yourself. guess what? these are opening arguments. as nicole

i'm meeting carolyn's ex-partner, joe. joe: marcus? joe secreeti. pleasure to meet you. lemonis: really pretty place. joe: thank you so much. i said i'm going to brand myself to be different than everyone else. lemonis: i'd like to try to broker a truce between them and maybe do a little business. joe: if you're saying to me, would i possibly be open to doing something with carolyn, the answer is yes, as long as she would be open to it. lemonis: it was great meeting you. joe: it's my pleasure. lemonis: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. bye-bye. where's susan at? she texted me, "you don't need me anymore." lemonis: so, do you have her number? carolyn: mm-hmm. [ ringing ] susan: hello? lemonis: susan, this is marcus and carolyn. you know, i just don't understand why you just leave in the middle of the day. carolyn: should have waited till the end of the day and we could have spoke. susan: i've never showed you any disrespect ever. lemonis: well, i'm sorry, but -- susan: i've never given you trouble. i've never given you drama. lemonis: i think walking out's pretty disrespectf

>> it was joe. >>s of joe? >> yeah. >> reporter: their mother had a second boyfriend, man named joe carter, a local barber who's shop was right next to nikki's salon. love triangle? sounded, to veteran homicide detectives, like a potential recipe for murder. first they talked to robert, boyfriend number one, who was on the road in his long haul truck. how did he react to the news? >> oh, he was devastated. >> reporter: it was easy enough to check on robert. gps records put him a full day's drive away when nikki was murdered. and when they met him, as we did, they could plainly see, his grief was real. >> because that was my better half, and she was gone. you know, it's a hard thing. >> reporter: this was how detectives discovered the unusual nature of robert and nikki's relationship. robert told them he knew about the other boyfriend. it wasn't a secret. he didn't mind. he said he wanted nikki to be happy when he was away on the road. >> he's a truck driver. when he was home, he expected for her and him to be a

>> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> why? >> i just do. >> she said this is joe biden and i said who is that? and had when he said no, really, it's joe biden. and i said i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. i said that to you. >> he's shaking hands making kids happy. ivory's family said she hasn't called biden in awhile. maybe he'll give her a ring in 2016. >> i like how the mom speaks to the veep. >> lay down the language. >>> this is my favorite story. show stopping moment from a recent garth brooks concert. during a show in minneapolis a fan battling breast cancer held up a sign saying chemo this morning, garth tonight. enjoying the dance. he paused the show, kept the sign, and gave her his guitar in retur return. >> last night was just a boost that i really needed. >> that's so nice to see. garth's mother and sister, unfortunately both died of breast cancer. it hits home for him. it's nice to see stories like this. >> it's fantastic. welcome back. we hope you feel better. >> i feel better. i have the harvey fire seen going but wor

. >> who a joe biden? >> joe biden? wasn't he our governor? >> i think he's the governor of something. >>> can you believe that? seriously. we did the same thing here in philadelphia and 100% of the people i asked on the street new exact who'll joe by didn't was. >> we're smarter and also from delaware. jimmy kimmel always good for a few viral videos during the year. but did you know he is one of the most dangerous celebrities to search for on the internet. >> that's right. >>> mcafee that anti virus, you know, software. >> the company. >> they ranked jimmy number one on the most dangerous celebrity to search for online list. this is the eighth year they came out with this list according to the list if you search for jimmy kimmel you have a 19% chance of landing oh and a site with threats such as spyware, spam and viruses. >>> okay. here's a look at the rest of the top five most dangerous celebs you should not be searching besides jimmy. >> yeah. dutch music producer and dj armon van buren comes in second. >>> okay g sierra is flow. flow rider

with me today is joe weisenthal. thee mentioned through morning oil is the number one story and it is this stunning -- it is stunning. kleiman thisf important moment in this interview. what begins to unravel for oil finance? talking aboutly the modular barrel getting hit you need a handle on wti, you to get below 60 if you really what a start having a problem for the show producers, credits got movers in some of these names but it could move further. >> if you look at the announcement out of opec how large a surprise is this to the team? >> not much of a surprise at all, it only seems a big deal getting done by this disparate group of opec members was extraordinarily low. it was a huge deal for the economy that they would derail by joining in and that russia would somehow they'll out qatar, it seems pretty far-fetched? >> this new trend that we are seeing how long could at last? we would get back to the 90's with $20 oil or is that out of the question? cost ofeality is the production has moved higher, shale is not ch

bob mackenzie remembered joe demaggio's life and career when he died in 1999. >> joe demaggio may have heard the sound of cheering more often than any other sports hero, any president, any rock star, emperor or king. baseball fans loved him in an era where baseball was really the national past time. as important as the movies. and its heros more honored than movie stars. >> he was not only one of the best players, he was known as a gentleman. this was in a day where sports figures thought it was part of the job to set an example of how to behave. >> we had a little rough tip but i rather enjoyed it. >> reporter: after a few years of playing ball, demaggio played for the yankees. he had 11 all star appearances. getting a hit in 56 straight games. >> out of the entire nation including joe it all finally ended in cleveland and appears today as one of the game's most untouchable records. >> on behalf of all fans around the country i want to congratlation you for breaking that record. >> he demanded a huge payday for that day and he got it. the cheers got louder if that's possible when he m

. >> it was joe wolf who questioned whether it was really his friend joe who was contac contacting him asking for money. >> that immediately sent out bells. >> owe alerted the real joe who was shock. >> kind of creepy. the not a good feeling when you think you've been had. >> facebook allows to restrict who can and cannot have access to your page. but many people don't choose settings that offer enough protect. >> perhaps a person doesn't realize that they're public sharing a lot of that are information when they mean to be sharing the with friends. >> a philadelphia attorney with extensive experience in cyber law. explain how important settings are in trying to protect yourself from cloning. >> just like the lock on your door, your privacy settings control what you share with the world. if you're just quickly snapping pictures from your iphone and not paying attention to where they're going in facebook you may make it a little more public than you intended. go through and mack sure your posts are private if you that's what you want or shared with friends. >> that's what joe is doing n

(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >> welcome back you're taking a live look looking at the schuylkill expressway and looking at the traffic, getting going there. not too bad out there, even though you will see white stuff on the lawns, the roads are clear. >> karen is looking at the cameras, what are you seeing? >> reporter: i have, let's check the suburbs and show you what it looks like, this is north wales, approaching welsh road. we can see southbound traffic looking good at this point, the main roads clear and drying out. you can see under the light, a little bit of snow on the grass right here. that's about it right now. you can see that as you're traveling. we're watching for a slick spot or two, we're not seeing any problems at the moment. upper valley road lower valley road this is new in gwynedd township. we have a vehicle fire. watch for the emergency responders responding to the scene. lays are looking good right now. in mount laurel, burlington county we have construc

joe thornton put san jose on the board. they win 2-1. >>> how about clayton kershaw becoming the first national league pitcher since bobby gibson in 1968 to win the cy young and the mvp in the same season? mike trout was named mvp in the american league. was the unanimous choice at 23 years old. he is the fifth youngest to win the award. >>> the raiders had a message in practice in alameda today. >> we can fight our way back into the light. we can climb out of hell. >> receiver bryce butler is responsible for the play list at practice. he had that al paccino dialogue from the movie any given sunday on the loud spiegler nice he picked something with a message, but i don't have anything to do with that. if i did, we would be listening to frank sinatra. >> and i only have time for one number one. kings and griz in memphis. got to courtney lee under the hoop for the became winner. they took five minutes to review that play, but memphis wins it on the shot of the year. elizabeth was going crazy during the cal highlights because

and now you're getting closer to joe. >> yeah. and i think there's still mogasn the tank, judge. >> not taking your money and run. >> no. we have this in the playbook and we have it for the wealth management clients. we talk to the clients and they agreed with us on the assessment that basically what you've got is some ar by tros in hedging that goes on when you have a merger of this sort, especially when it's stock and cash. the cash portion, of course, is 19 bucks. the stock is 1.12 shares of halliburton. you're going to get the baker hughes shareholders will get that is. you put them together and the stock is still trading in our minds about 7 to $8 under where it should. so we believe that over the next several weeks, as the arbitrage continues and as people get hedged the stock will migrate more towards that 75 or approximately that number, maybe it's 72, judge, maybe it's 77, but somewhere in that area, i would be exiting this trade. but instead, we're going to hold it. we had a long conversation about it with all those guys

joe? >> thank you, good morning. >> spell your name. morning.you, good advanceponsible for the reconstruction of this project. i will take you through the steps to repair the dome now that the scaffolding is in place. after i provide an overview, we will start the live demonstrations. you may have heard that there are over 1000 cracks in the capital's dome. we will repair every single crack. we begin with the lead-based paint. you see onnclosure the east front today is the first containment to be erected. these containments will be erected around the dome as the work takes place. once the containment is erected, the lead best -- the lead-based be removed using an abrasive blasting media, which is using compressed air. this is used to remove 14 layers of paint from the dome, some of which are 150 years old. because we're working with the ased paint,lead b the workers must use specialized suits. these suits will protect the workers from the material and allows them to breathe while performin

we saw joe greene get his number retired tonight. i think james harrison has brought some of that intensity, that passion, that energy. we're starting to see the steeler defense play like the defense of their super bowl years. and that has got to be a big, big boost for mike tomlin heading down the stretch seeing that defense play the way they did tonight. >> tony, thanks a lot. we'll turn as always now to mike florio and, as always, there's plenty going on around the league. mike, what are the big stories you're working on for tomorrow's "pro football talk" show. >> we're keeping a close eye on the adrian peterson case. the vikings running back is due in court on tuesday. the lawyers are working on a possible plea bargain that would reduce pending felony child abuse charges down to a misdemeanor. he's paced eight games with pay. it's unclear what penalty the nfl would impose if he does plead guilty to misdemeanor charges. the situation with cowboys quarterback tony romo also uncertain but for health reasons. he missed sunday's game

(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: all right. that was a fun night. i want to thank jennifer aniston, lisa kudrow. oh, zoe. did you see the thing where the two ladies were saying bad words to each other? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> we -- me and my wife muted half of it. >> jimmy: only half? >> well -- >> jimmy: jennifer left this soap behind. wash your ears out with this. it should all be fine. >> jimmy: thanes to ken and zoe. apologize to matt damon, we did run out of time for him. he will be rescheduled in the future. "nightline" is next. thanks -- we didn't really, it's a joke. good night. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline" -- decision in ferguson. >> breaking news. protesters clashing with police flooding the streets as the city descends into a cloud of tear gas. after the grand jury decides not to indict officer darren wilson in the killing of unarmed 18-year-old michael brown. and we are in th

known as the joe of "morning joe." thank you for joining us. >> it's great to be here. >> we realize we're off your clock. sum up what you've seen so far tonight. we haven't had a chance to talk to you yet this evening. >> you always call me congressman. >> i do. i'm a formal guy. >> you could not have done that if 20 years ago tonight i hadn't been elected to congress. now think about this. in the 20 years since republicans took over congress for the first time in a generation, they have controlled the u.s. house 16 of 20 years. you count up the years that democratic presidents have won popular votes in the presidency, 16 of 20 years. a complete flip. who's controlled the senate over those 20 years? republicans for 10 years, democrats for 10 years. it's unbelievable. since politics has become such a blood sport over the past 20 years, we've seen a 50-50 nation and we're seeing it again tonight. that utah race, you can't talk about how big that is. >> hold that thought. it's all because you left congress. hold that tho

come on in, joe. i'm sorry i'm late. joe, this is the third time this week you've been late. this cannot continue. but you see, my alarm clock didn't go off this morning. then i couldn't find my car keys. and then my car wouldn't start. joe, i cannot run a business on excuses. this is your final warning. if it happens again, you're going to have to find another job. - may i help you ? - yes, i have an appointment with dr. bennett at 2:00. i know i'm late, but-- the doctor has a full schedule the rest of the day. are you sure there's no way he can see me now ? you're quite late. would you like to make another appointment ? well, i guess i'll have to. [ narrator ] no matter how you look at it it pays to be on time. i can't believe the changes around here. the way everyone's working it looks like they're having a contest. according to mr. brashov they are. oh. is that elm drive or elm street ? okay. right. i have it there in 25 minutes. did i say 25 ? i meant 20. i'll be there in 20 minutes. right. good-bye. rosa ! one chicken special to go ! - coming right up. - henry, delivery

but, it really all goes back to what joe said, it is all about out reach, and communication. we do receive evidence of out reach, and if it is not good, we will say, you know, there is a problem here, it looks like people won't know what it is that you are going to be doing, based on this. and moving forward, we are encouraging especially the bigger contractors, and it should be everyone for that matter in my opinion, to generate a web page and let the people know what you are going to be doing. >> when you are going to be doing it. what you might need to do that will be outside of the normal working hours. because when you think about this, it may be very justifiable what they need to do, but the people deserve proper notice. and advanced notice so that they can plan ahead. so, you know, there are different ways after achieving that result, the web page and e-mail to a large building and find the manager of the building, and the hoa and then they can do an e-mail blast, you know, there are newsletters, and there is all of these different things that can be done any more. and

tifany says she's just glad joe is in a texas jail. because in texas.capital punishment.he will get his.justice will be served. you don't mess with texas. maureen kelly kron4 news. fairifield police have arrested the man who they say, broke into an 82-year-old woman's house back in september. darnell underwood is accused of pistol whipping and handcuffing the victim to a chair. before robbing her. last week -- authorities served a search warrant at his home on east bell street in antioch, where they found items connected to the home invasion robbery. underwood, who is a convicted felon, turned himself into authorities on wednesday. he has been booked into solano county jail. starting tomorrow. selected lanes on the golden gate bridge will be closed. at rotating times throughout the weekend. it is all connected to the moving median project. the new median is being added to help prevent head - on collisions. the barrier will replace the cones which currently separate the north and southbound lanes. once installed, the barrier will move s

(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >> reporter: welcome back we're checking out the schuylkill expressway. this is the spot i showed you a minute ago, the construction, it's clear as we told you would be. no delays because it's early, not many people out and about just yet. we had a couple of accidents involving deer. we had one that cleared on the turnpike westbound past valley forge. it's that time of year where you see deer in the roadway. 23 north outer line drive a disabled vehicle. poor guy on a friday morning. new castle county construction in near christiana and 141 blocking the right lane. in delaware county, construction blocking not one, but two lanes at it is says out there until 6:00 p.m. >> tom corbett is backtrack ago bit about the firing of joe paterno. he told the philadelphia inquirer that the late football coach should not have been fired at the height of the jerry sandusky sexual by investigation. however, espn reported that corbett urged the firing to the boar

trieder joe also shut down. we have alan ready to go in the area. >> there's trader joe on the left there. >> right now shut down you can see because so many people right outside. >> yes you are not going to want to to any shopping there tonight. we stay on this for you as the evening progresses and continues. so stay here with us for that. we'll update you. see just really chaotic scene on on the streets in oakland. protestors and police everywhere. so far hasn't escalated beyond that that we are certainly glad by. keeping tab on. that but spencer keeping a tab on the weather and rain. >> we might get quite a nice soaking after the series of sunny mild almost spring like days. amazing how quickly the weather changes. here's live doppler 7hd clear sky over the bay area right now. cloud remained far offshore all throughout the day and evening hours exploratorium and 50 degrees across the bay in oakland. 49 san mateo north bay chilly already and out tows hayward it was fairfield 46 degrees 46 petaluma. 47 in nap a

welcome to "morning joe." what a difference a day off makes. >> what a great day. >> i need to do that more often. with us on set -- i never have. it's time -- >> was i

we welcome novartis ceo joe jimenez. i don't want to sound cynical. that is great press. >> thank you. liz: great press, because the focus isso important. are you going to ggt a cure for cancer? >> working on it. we have a new therapy that we're working on with the university of pennsylvania called cart 19. where we take very sick cancer patients with leukemia, certain type of leukemia. we take their blood sample, we % reprogram their t-cells to go after the tumor, and then we reinfuse their own t-cells back into their body and the t-cells seek out and we're seeing very, very exciting results. so we're investing and we're trying to bring this therapy to market as quickly as we can. liz: and your heart disease drug, you should call it heaat failure. i wake up, front page of the "new york times" on the weekend, and says even haters think this thing is working. i don't mean haters, but doctors are skeptical because things don't often work, you don't have a large enough sample, lcz. talk about this drug, when will it hit the shelves? . >> heart failure is

we sanctified joe paterno. we as a culture turned him into saint joe. i don't think he was comfortable with it and i don't think his family was comfortable with it. then when he didn't live up, we turned him into the devil. and his family is right saying he's neither the devil or a saint. >> the other side or another side is the sandusky family. you talked to matt sandusky. this is his adopted son. >> yeah, jerry sandusky's crimes are horrible and they bear scrutiny, but they're about the least interesting part of this story for me in a way. because what's far more interesting to me is the way we try to distance ourselves from what happened there. to my mind, you know, when you have a failure like this, where, you know, so many kids are grievously wounded like this, it's bigger than one or two or five men or even just a town. this is about so many things that are in the culture today. football, spectacle, celebrity worship. these are things that are -- you know, that are part of the news cycle right now with bill cosby and all these things happening. >>

union worker joe ligotti is happy with these results. joe, this could be bad forrunions. why are you happy? >> neil, today for the victory i think for america. i'm happy because, neil, i think that america, you know, the pendulum was swung so far to the left with the workkng people like myself and my wife and other families that are working 40, 50 hours a week anddour paychecks are shrinking smaller and smaller so i think we were tired of waiting for the white house and congress' democratic plans that they keep telling us, hey, we're for the working people. now democrats seem to stand up for people that don't work. i really think we'll have a little balance here and i ttink people voted with their conscience, their family. and they did it secretly so, you know, the unnons were definitely big. especially here in massachusetts. my union, this is my personally opinion not of the teamsters, but charlie pulled out in the end. neil: yeah, the democratic candddate for governor and now you have a republican governor. one of the things i notice with a lot of unions, althhugh they

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welcome back to "morning joe." a chamber of commerce day if you're in south florida and tired of 80-degree weather, we have the answer for you. let's go to the plaza. >> joining the conversation, president of the council on foreign relations richard haas and editor at "the fix" and jonathan capehart. we have a lot coming up. we'll talk about keystone and putin. may he have left early giving everybody the cold shoulder. bill cosby in the news. the allegations bubbling up again. an awkward moment on the radio with allegations of rape. surprise dea inspection of the nfl. federal drug agents are interviewing team doctors in several cities following a lawsuits from fellow players who claim trainers routinely offered illegal pain medication to cover up injuries and keep them in the game. the search targeted teams traveling across state lines to play. the 49ers, buccaneers, seahawks among the organizations subjected to the random searches. no arrests were made. a 2011 study suggested 52% of retired players said they use p

(joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> good evening. tonight, we're taking a look at an unfolding drama involving the beautiful blond ex-wife of a multimillionaire who was the oldest nfl cheerleader. tonight, she stands accused of molesting a 15-year-old boy, reportedly her own son's classmate. allegedly having trysts with him in her cadillac. serving him alcohol, before trying to have sex with him. molly shattuck once made history by becoming the oldest nfl cheerleader for the baltimore ravens. >> i can say initially it was intimidating. i put on the uniform and i thought -- i looked at my husband, i said, what i have gotten myself into? this skirt is nine inches from the top to the pbottom. >> reporter: that was 2006. today, molly shattuck is charged with raping a 15-year-old boy. reportedly a friend of her eldest son. indicted on multiple counts of rape, sexual contact and giving alcohol to a minor. a far cry from the woman we met eight years ago for "20/20." >> i'm a stay at h

" came from shoeless joe jackson, and the part of the media not wanting to cover it, joe, is because people don't want to believe it. >> well, he is a transformative figure, and you talk about "cosby show" and i can tell you in the deep south in '67, '68 and '69, and my parents were playing bill cosby records. >> the comedy records, yeah. >> and bill cosby was transformative, and miikka, my co-host -- >> i have heard of her. >> and why aren't people like, you know, more interested in talking about this, and i have heard about the reluctance and he is a transformative fig you, and secondly, 40 years later, it is hard enough to prove a negative in realtime, and now, all of this is coming out 40 years later, and -- >> and the man has legitimate, hannibal burris made off comment as a comedian -- >> and that is what went viral. >> and that is part of the cull dhacull -- culture that has been challenged. >> and the bell has not been unrung, and he is always going to be known as alleged rapist. >> well, he needs a real crisis manager to come out to not just say, okay, this is discredited, b

that's joe. it looks like he is going to win. >> and louisiana will go to a number of mary landrieu failed to win. >> a tough battle. the big surprise of the night. an extraordinarily close lead in virginia, mark warner could face a recount. ed gillespie didn't concede and actually yesterday morning, you said watch this race, it can be a lot closer than anybody expected. you literally are the only person i heard on national television say that. >> well said. >> the clock is right. the price of that. warner tried to coast in. this is the results from president obama. also you ran around the state with john warner. >> one second, you said a serious policy campaign. you know, mica, we have been saying the reason why this race stayed so degrees for so long it's because republicans were only running against barak obama. >> right. >> ed gillespie defied gravity. >> he did. >> by doing what? by coming up with a serious health care alternative. i heard from a lot of people, republicans are saying nothing

you help us understand more joe berardo is the chief executive officer of magnacare thank you joe we appreciate it thanks for having me steve appreciate it >>stay right there we will be back right after this >>to see more caucus new jersey with steve adubato programs visit us online at www.steveadubato.org if you would like to express an opinion email us at info@caucusnj.org find us on facebook at facebook.com/steveadubatophd and follow us on twitter at @steveadubato >>we are pleased to welcome doctor sue henderson president of new jersey city university. good to see you. >>thank you. good to be here. >>first time with us so you have great things going on in your campus? >>yes we do. it's an exciting place to be right now. >>let's name some of them >well first of all i'm living in a city that's on the rise >>jersey city? >>jersey city. mayor said last week that there will be 50,000 more people moving into this city in the next three or four years. we are... >>we've had steve fulop many times. he says that you're gonna have also the largest population in the state soon? >>we are. we a

it's joe's law. now if congress does nothing, it remains joe's law. right? so if you're a tea party guy, i'm not doing anything on immigration, then you're making sure joe's law remains the law. there's forces action by republicans one way or another and democrats. >> you have to ask yourself the question i don't know you think about this. you're an academic. figure this out. >> be smart for us. >> we've heard the inside take on it. here's my perception. he's the president of the united states. why the president of the united states doesn't say, okay we've waited years for anything something to be done on immigration so now here is a version of joe's law, barack obama's law. here it is. executive action. now, you republicans go slice and dice yourselves up in the house and senate and figure it out. that's the law. >> i think we'll see that. there's a historical point here. every single president since eisenhower over the last 60 years have taken executive action on immigration. that's the historical point. second this is smart politics if the president signs