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>> but you made a lot of money. was it a money-making effort? >> not remotely, and, listen, this is a deliberate strategy. the strategy in washington is to launch personal attacks, some of which you read, and to encourage the media to do it. a lot of folks in the media like to cover this like its a hollywood gossip column. this politician versus this politician, who is up, who is down, who is mad -- >> but, sir, youre the one who is starting to choose sides against your own colleagues. >> what i...

Uplifting. its really good to be home. >> just obviously the reason it was so startling to somebody who came from washington is to see the very big difference between the reception youre getting here at home and in washington. >> well, its kind of like d.c. its just in d.c. theyre yelling different things. >> but does that -- what does that tell you when you come home and you get applause and you get a standing ovation and you get people treating you with such reverence as opposed to the other t...

To the fact that your colleagues were yelling at you red-faced about their constituents calling. there were a lot of very animated private lunches with you and your colleagues, correct? >> look, im not interested in focusing on the disagreements between politicians in washington -- >> i know youre not. let me just ask you about this because one of your colleagues told me it was like an intervention. there were so many of your colleagues saying why are you doing this and really angry at you. im w...

>> this is rick springfield and youre watching "fox & friends." >> brian: hes got a frequent guest card, doesnt he? >> steve: he does. elisabeth, youre new to the program, so you dont realize this. growing up, brian kilmeades wife, dawn, had a great affection for rick springfield. >> brian: right. its true. and he was on "general hospital," as well as a singer. and dawn was able to get in the front row with two of her friends and see him in concert. he was very good. >> elisabeth: thats awesome....

And he wants to know -- lets see here. why doesnt president obama declare martial law, since the republicans are trying to start a revolution? jd, thats kind of a dangerous question. it can be misinterpreted. so im going to be very careful and very precise here. this word right here means an awful lot. are we talking about a revolution as in armed people? are we talking about a revolution as in people in the street? cooler heads must prevail, and as broadcasters, i believe that we have a respons...

Schultz wants the to see this happen. we get -- we open up this government and then we sit and talk. >> yeah. and congresswoman wasserman-schultz, why doesnt john boehner do this? i cant get an answer from anybody. why doesnt he just bring it to the floor? where is the loss for them, because theyre playing with sequester numbers. they can always come back and fight another day. they have chosen to hurt americans, to get -- to make a point. thats the key here. why wont he bring it to the floor fo...

People, im just not -- this doesnt impact me mentally. weve had 17 government shutdowns, governor. im not afraid of a couple weeks of government being shut down. >> whoa! tell us, sean, what does affect you mentally? isnt it interesting on fox, a guy says he doesnt -- he gives an opinion and then says, well he doesnt know. he backs it up with an i dont know what its costing. you know what its costing? its costing a lot of heart ache and insecurity for a lot of americans. do they care? no. wealth...

Has been undermined. people can actually make more money staying at home. >> talk about dependency. this is a guy who doesnt have to worry about, ever, anybody coming in and taking his retirement or taking his health care benefits. this guy ought to look right in the mirror, because you see baucus will join about 500 members of congress who collectively draw $30 million in annual pension payments from taxpayers across america and the congressional pensions are two to three more times generous th...

John boehner. congressman john boehner. now republican congressman matt salmon joins us from washington. chief white house correspondent, political director, host of "the daily rundown" chuck todd. good morning. congressman, you left the congress for a while, just came back. >> right. >> looks familiar, doesnt it? >> it feels like deja vu all over again as yogi berra would say. there are a lot of differences even though the dynamics were pretty intense back then, just as they are today, one of t...

Harry reid. im sorry. harrys not here today. >> okay. stand-up comedy goes, it wasnt all that funny. but props and all, david axelrod. over the weekend everybody seems to be trying to say its your fault, no your fault. but if there is a serious impact on the u.s. economy, either because of uncertainty or later on down the road we see a rate height with the debt ceiling or producing this feeling that the u.s. economy cannot be relied on why should i hire people and invest in my business, in the e...