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Break the dysfunction, at least to an extent. Flood insurance. Infrastructure. You know, everybody in that congress has railroads and roads and airports and schools. Theyre all decaying. Metro north. And the amtrak line that im willing to bet a lot of folks here rode today is a 20th century track. 50, 70 years old in some places. And your train going home is going to break down, is going to stop just like last thursday night in the new haven line, people were stranded out on the tracks in one of...

That people who have a job arent living in poverty. The overwhelming majority of americans support a minimum wage. We should make sure that we create manufacturing opportunities so we can make things in america again. President obamas established two manufacturing hubs already and proposed four more last night. But acknowledged that we can actually kick that into even higher gear if republicans are willing to work with him on actually passing legislation to do that. But at the end of the day, we...

Senator, thank you for joining us. Senator rob portman of ohio. Well get right to it. You have been in washington for some time since the 1990s and worked in the two bush white housees and former house member and been a senator since 2010, how would you say this beats ranks to other state of the unions over the years . Where does this rank . The president as he always does, but there were no big proposals and it was kind of the me an ambivolent speech. The state of the union is going great and h...

He presented his views on that issue. . When we were asking about the chicago teachers strike before the election, you said it was a local issue and the president has, quote, not expressed any opinion or made any assessment about this particular incidence incident going on in his hometown. Why is this different . Its playing out in michigan, we saw in it wisconsin several months ago. I understand he was in the state of michigan but hes from chicago. Why the president s position on righttowork la...

by a trio of top journalists, about the book "hard choices" that could launch her to the white house and also stir up the old anger at the democrats control of the presidency, at the clintons and hillary herself. so lets get to it. this publication someday, the biggest political book in memory, perhaps the biggest ever. joy reid hosted the reid report on msnbc and joan walsh is an msnbc political analyst. lets start with cynthia mcfaddens question, hillary clinton about the advice she ...

let me be crystal clear. default is not an option. the united states of america pays all of its bills as they come due. his is the american way. lets stop playing games and do what is right. do what is just. do what is fair. lets do what every american citizen has to do, pay our debts. i urge each and every one of my colleagues to vote no on the pay china first act. we have a moral obligation to do what is right. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemans time has expired. t...

double ditch. michelle obama doing work with the rope a bit later in the show. first lets get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. on a full slate of international crisis at this years g-20 summit, one has overshadowed the rest. the civil war in syria. president obama will meet mete with the chinese president to discuss a way to ease bashar alassad out of power and end the violence that has gripped the country for more than a year. china and russia have resisted the idea and have been the two...

created to prevent civil war and the kind of horrific deaths that weve seen over the last several weeks, and we pledge to work with other international actors, including the united nations and all interested parties in trying to find a resolution to this problem. >> the body language, by the way, between the two presidents, noticeably chilly, stiff. both leaders sitting back in their chairs, rarely making eye contact, not smiling, sharing only a terse handshake at the end. it was their...

answers back and forth. if you have questions, id love to get your feedback as we go through it. well, theres a number of reasons to look at that 1960 election. first of all, you have two fascinating political characters. john kennedy and richard nixon were two of the most brilliant political minds america produced in the 60s. nixon was on the national ticket five times and won four of the five times, and last i checked thats one of the best batting averages of anybody whos run for the...