Make a greater dollar. i find it hard to the believe that the president of the united states wouldn t take a phone call from the ceo of sony. that didn t happen. why didn t they talk to the president? they must have known the impact this was going to have and they did. they know the impact it s going to have on their wallet. tonight s question, do you think sony should have talked to president obama before cancelling the movie? text a for yes or b for now to 67622. for more let me bring in joe, the president of the plow shares fund and michael kay, former senior british officer and international affairs correspondent. it sure seems to me that it sheds light on the story that the president says they shouldn t have cancel it and they didn t talk to me. michael, your thoughts on this.
These politicians were going to fight for these middle class americans now have this to look at. oh, my pension s getting cut. how did that work? that will kill voter turnout. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight s question, did democrats throw retirees under the bus? text a for yes, text b for no to 67622 and leave a comment on ed.msnbc.com and i ll bring you the results later on in the show. now, what was hanging over america through all of this was the government shutdown. i guess you could say we survived the government shutdown. it wasn t right. nobody died and i would make the case for you tonight that if the democrats had said no to this there probably would have been a deal and these retirees would not have to have taken a shot that they re going to take. for more, let me bring in senator bernie sanders of vermont. good to have you with us
Budget is, and i don t care how many caveats are in there or how many deal can be cut, congress cannot set the table for wall street to run amok again, we were on the verge of this country having a total financial collapse, worse than the depression and we want to go back to that? you see, the republicans, they want no regulation. they want no regulation because the boys on wall street line their back pockets when it comes to reelection time. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think, tonight s question, do you think it s acceptable for citigroup lobbyists to write laws? text a for yes, text b for no to 67622. chief a comment on our blog at ed.msnbc.com and i ll bring you the results later in the show. congresswoman maxine waters of california who sits on the financial services committee. congresswoman, good to have you with us tonight. i appreciate your time. i know you re in the middle of this fight. i m just delighted to be
Because it is against who we are, against international law and we don t want our people to get tortured. now where do we go. i want to know what you think on this issue. tonight s question, do you think this senate torture report will make america stronger or weaker? text a for stronger. text b for weaker to 67622. go to or blog and leave a comment and we ll bring results later in the show. for more bringing in senator of road island. good to have you with us. i want to go right to the accuracy of this and how it is being debunked by former administration officials. do you believe that this report is accurate and true? absolutely, positively, certainly. the authors of this report, the members of the committee and the staff went through millions of
Want to hear but haven t looked at the american people and said this is what will happen to the economy if we go to tpp and the president has no record to turn on and say this or that trade deal was good for american workers. the very people that put president obama in office he is ready to throw to the side of the road as road kill that s what it comes down to. he s a great president but he s wrong on this one. tell us what you think. will the tpp be the first trade deal to ever create american jobs? text a for yes, b for no to 67622. leave a comment on our blog. we ll bring you results later in the show. i want to bring in three gentleman to talk about this. thank you all for being with us tonight. the president says to the
Bundy, the militia, and the group of protesters if murrieta need to be held accountable for breaking the law. not paying taxes and using federal land for free is illegal. pointing sniper rifles at federal agents is illegal. closing a highway to prevent the federal government from processing immigrants is illegal. to prevent lawless militias from heading to the border. one can only imagine the mess that would ensue if cliven bundy s militia started pointing their rifles at children crossing the border. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight s question, do conservatives need to cool their rhetoric about refugees trying to cross our border? text a for yes, b for no. 67622 or go to ed.msnbc.dom. i ll bring you the results later in the show. for more, let me bring in congressman stephen horsford of nevada. how does it play into the
Creator, that obamacare would kill the economy. none of that has come true. you can get back and expect more from the top 1% and 2% income earners in this it country and now we ve got more work to do. now we have to work on those trade agreements to make sure that those middle-class, hard-working mid-jobs are going to be able to compete on a level playing field. we have done it with those stimulus package or help from the republicans. just think where we could be if washington would get its act together. the president s not the problem. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight s question, will republicans ever have the character to admit the obama economy is working? maybe mr. santelli, you can answer that first. text a for yes, text b for no to 67622 and you can always go to
For no to 67622. go to our blog and we ll bring you the results later on in the show. i challenge i challenge governor jindal s office to put out a statement tonight to explain what a hostile takeover is. and explain what he means by rebellion. let me bring in bruce bartlet, former bush 41 policy adviser. you know, the conservatives today love to quote and point to the example of ronald reagan. would reagan use the term, h hostile takeover and use the term rebellion in terms of people rising up against their government? give us perspective on where the conservatives used to be and where they are now. first of all, let me make the point there have always been crazies in every political party. but the difference is that once
And that is, should we stop investing in war and start investing in america? text a for yes, b for no to 67622 or go to our blog, ed.msnbc.com. i will bring you the results later in the show. tremaine, you have written a stellar series on education in native america, especially on the native american education across the board so give us a sense of why president obama s visit to sioux nation is so extremely important today. on one hand it s extremely important because it s a feel-good moment. these are people that are spread across some of the most isolated communities in the country and the idea that the president cares and will spend his time, when he could be doing anything else, speaking with them and listening to their concerns and their needs is major. but it also is sparking, they hope to spark some change. the department of the interior announced today massive shifts in the way the department the
Few, while masses are made poor somewhere more vulnerable day by day, by policies enacted by superrich and uncaring wealthy people. it s time we called it for what it is. it s not partisanship. it s the provinciale practices of a part that could care less about the middle class, the working class, the working poor, and the poor. and when we wake up and realize this truth will all be better off as a nation so this is what i want you to do. get up out of your seats right now. go to your windows, open them up, and holler out, enough is enough! get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight s question, do republican policies threaten america? text a for yes, b for no. 67622. go to our blog@ed.msnbc.com. for more, let me bring in