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im erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. now the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill, included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so, pass, smash. were at square one. congress again playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a th...

Pro-choice groups feel outraged and betrayed. >> actions last week by the secretary of hhs were a betrayal of the presidents promise to have science and not politics make decisions about womens reproductive health. it is really critical that contraceptives be able to have the same standard of science when it comes to approving them for over-the-counter use. what we saw last week was that politics was the standard, not science. >> reporter: although president obama says he was not involved in the...

Bipartisan support for this bill that creates something over 20,000 american jobs. this is something the president ought to embrace if he is concerned about the middle class. this is great way to start about 20,000 middle class and by the way bring in the 7 billion of private investment to america. gregg: shovel-ready. wont cost taxpayers a nickel. teamsters and afl-cio support it. what is the hang up for the president? environmentalists? >> radical environmentalists have the president taking wr...

whether this will be a country where working people can earn enough to raise a family, build a modest savings, own a home, secure their retirement. >> that speech was a clear rebuke of republicans especially the tea party, and music to the ears of democrats who too often find their president too timid. >> their philosophy is simple, we are better off when everybodys left to fend for themselves and play by their own rules. i am here to say, they are wrong. >> our chief white house corre...

good morning, its thursday, november 10th. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." im carol costello joining you live from new york this morning. >> the board of trustees have decided that effective immediately, dr. spannier is no longer president of the university. in addition, joe paterno is no longer the head football coach, effective immediately. these decisions were made after careful deliberations. and in the best interests of the university as a whole. >> this morning pen studen stat ...

And people are upset about it. i encourage any public official or any public figure, you know, dont try to inject yourself into this, show up, support it, and if people want you to speak, speak, but respect the fact that this is a citizen thing. so thats kind of how i approach it. were there to support -- at the end of the day, the folks out there in the wall street -- occupy wall street movement cannot introduce and vote on legislation in congress, but people in congress cannot raise the public...

tea party demanding more cuts in federal spending, a cap on future budgets, and a balanced budget amendment. but at a republican caucus meeting speaker of the house john boehner told everyone in his party, and i quote, "get your ass in line." and listen to senator john mccain. >> what is really amazing about this is that some members are believing that we can pass a balanced budget amendment to the constitution in this body with its present reputation, and that is foolish. that is wors...

Proper role of government and socialized medicine and obama care and romney care -- that argument. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. do you agree that conservative voters primarily republicans but some independents are going to say we dont really care whether 98% are insured. the damage it does to the state, to the country is way more than the plus? >> because they are physically opposed to government having that role it was a role that not only. >> bill: romney is up against it? >> support it. but sai...

Im not sure its going to work. primary voters. >> conservatives say we dont really care whether 98% are insured. we dont like it, period. >> well, because the entire 2012 presidential election, bill is, going to carry on one single question and that is what the proper role of government and socialized medicine and obama care and romney care -- that argument. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. do you agree that conservative voters primarily republicans but some independents are going to say we dont reall...

Question and that is what the proper role of government and socialized medicine and obama care and romney care -- that argument. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. do you agree that conservative voters primarily republicans but some independents are going to say we dont really care whether 98% are insured. the damage it does to the state, to the country is way more than the plus? >> because they are physically opposed to government having that role it was a role that not only. >> bill: romney is up agai...