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Prayer. since the shutdown started, its been suggested hes giving lawmakers a daily scolding. >> deliver us from the hypocrisy, that stubborn pride, the collateral damage of this government shutdown. >> stubborn pride blunders. is that what you see? >> yes, i think any objective observer would see a certain insanity in some of the things that have happened during this government shutdown. >> his prayers have attracted such attention on capitol hill. the house which has its own chaplain invited h...

Week. >> were headed on a very reckless course, and its time to abandon that course. >> barry black is chaplain of the senate. >> let us pray. >> who opens each session with a prayer. since the shutdown started, its been suggested hes giving lawmakers a daily scolding. >> deliver us from the hypocrisy, that stubborn pride, the collateral damage of this government shutdown. >> stubborn pride, blunders, is that what you say? >> yes. i think any objective observer would see a certain insanity in so...

So the bottom line is that the community managers, their recommendation is you be moved out of the dorm. so right now today im going to agree with them. im going to agree with them, all right? you have any other questions? >> no, sir. >> all right. i appreciate you coming up. >> outside the hearing room, bradley was less accepting of the decision. >> thats a bunch of [ bleep ]. even ask for [ bleep ]. man, this is [ bleep ] up. im going to be me. i aint going to be what you want me to be. i aint...

Im going to agree with them, all right? you have any other questions? >> no, sir. >> all right. i appreciate you coming up. >> outside the hearing room, bradley was less accepting of the decision. >> thats a bunch of [ bleep ]. even ask for [ bleep ]. man, this is [ bleep ] up. im going to be me. i aint going do what you want me to do. i aint going to say what you want me to say. >> technically, my job is to be an observer, but there was something about percy every single time i talked to him, i...

>> how many people will this affect, do you think? >> well, near term, its affecting the 80 boats with six, seven guys on each boat. its affecting eight or ten processors that have hundreds of processors standing by waiting to take our catch. >> then the residual effect of all the people -- >> the residual effect. the thing is, its like the tip of the iceberg as well because theres other essential personnel in other offices around the united states in the fisheries that for lets say, for example...

That is the reality. >> you look at a guy like cruz, and yes, his wife is deeply into the financial industry. what do you think about the guy like ted cruz -- >> doug henwood was a great writer and observer of wall street. >> said in an interview, i am amazed to find the class of authority in america eroding before my eyes, talking about the fact you are right. the second thing you said, the rift between the tea party and the caucus as we approach the debt ceiling. >> at the end of the day, it i...

That is the reality. >> you look at a guy like cruz, and yes, his wife is deeply into the financial industry. what do you think about the guy like ted cruz -- >> doug henwood was a great writer and observer of wall street said in an interview, i am amazed to find the class of authority in america eroding before my eyes, talking about the fact you are right. the second thing you said, the rift between the tea party and the caucus as we approach the debt ceiling. >> at the end of the day, it is al...

Their money from wall street, but from other industries. we know where this money was coming from. a quarter of a billion was just found from the coke brothers, that is the reality. >> you look at a guy like cruz, and yes, his wife is deeply into the financial industry. what do you think about the guy like ted cruz -- >> doug henwood was a great writer and observer of wall street. >> said in an interview, i am amazed to find the class of authority in america eroding before my eyes, talking about...

By many on the right. basically as much as barack obama is. >> franklin roosevelt did not have a 45% approval rating in his fifth year as president. >> nicole? >> bill, its nicole. i want to ask you, picking up on genes point, obama cares law, obviously the most efficient way to change a law is for republicans to win more senate seats, to take back the white house. at what point in your view as an observer of our party and our politics -- at what point do we cross the line where this fight makes...

And i was so grateful to have the chance just to say in person what i had said to everybody. could you tell hillary that i think shes a total rock star? shes changed the world in a thousand ways. but to be able to say that in person is something that im immensely grateful to her to have given me that opportunity. >> you wrote a book called "a problem from hell" and now i was thinking these are your problems from hell. no longer are you a writer or observer, but youre in a position of power. >> w...