came from marco rubio of course and elena down in florida. but also john mccain who compared it to chamberlain shaking hands with hitler. >> first of all, the mistake chamberlain made was not shaking hands with hitler, it was giving away czechoslovakia. you have to shake hands with your adversaries, even your enemies. that is one of the main messages of nelson mandela's life. imagine trying to live nelson mandela's message at his funeral. oh, that's so outrageous that barack obama would do exactly what nelson mandela was trying to teach people to do. so anybody who reacted badly to this has no idea of mandela's true message, has no understanding of what he stood for, and really i can see some right wingers reacting this way. but for john mccain and marco rubio to do so is really disappointing. it's almost politically thick, historically dense. >> i don't like castro one bit or his brother. >> i don't either. >> thank you, both. i've been saying president obama needs to change his presidential operation inside. now it looks like he sees the pr

you have people like rand paul, marco rubio who are either opposed to the deal and looking forward to running for president. this is the deal that conservatives don't like. if you are appealing to the conservative base of the t party, voting no is a smart thing to do. >> the house passing the budget proposal. was with it 332-94? >> right. >> there are democrats critical of it. what are their concerns? >> the big issue is unemployment benefits for millions of americans are due to expire january 4. 1.3 million americans. their concern is it should have been include in the deal. you have democrats concerned about it. most in the senate will vote for the deal. they are not happy for that reason. also it locks in the cuts in the sequester and the democrats were with opposed to it from the beginning. >> want to look at your latest article. president obama's shift from compromise to confrontation is paying dividends. >> two things happened in washington this week. the first was the budget deal in the house which we talked about. the second was the senate s passed a lot of nominees. people pr

. >> marco rubio saying he opposes this. >> yeah, that's the stuff the budget saga continues with a special appearance with reginald johnson as the guy he always plays in things like this. >> what contact exactly are we dealing with here, pal. >> getting a deal down. >> give me something i can use. >> didn't touch entitlements and ignored tax revenues. >> them it to me straight. >> they are kicking the can down the road. >> one question: do we get to win this time? >>, i think that's for rambo. >> don't call me on the action movie references. budget battle five it's over when i say it's over. >> yippee-kiaye mother (bleep). >> comshis Ñ?wçñww welcome back my guest tonight a scholar of religion and author his latest book is zealot: the life and times of jesus of nazareth. please welcome back to the program reza aslan. [cheers and applause] >> all right. all right. >> jon: reza i just want to be clear you are a muslim. >> shhh. >> jon: why would you write a book on the sphownder of christianity. >> this is my secret muslim plan to destroy christianity. >> jon: i don't

on the republican side you have senator ted cruz or marco rubio. >> jon: who else you got? [laughter] >> well, on the democratic side you have antonio the former mayor of los angeles. we have the possibility of first hispanic president. that's a huge change. not only because of numbers but because of new political power. >> jon: have you felt a difference in the way that our political process engages you? have you seen our -- are people -- do you find them patronizing you? in the way that ohio is now a swing state so every four years they go to ohio in droves and right after the election is over they run away and come back four years later. is that the fear of what could happen to the latino community as well? >> they pay much more attention to us. republicans right now speaker boehner and many republicans think they can hide and they can do politcally expedient things like not putting immigration reform to a vote but latinos remember that. >> jon: if you have a problem with them, get in line because we were here first and we're still mad at him about a bunch of other. >> -

we are trading immediate cuts for the promise of cuts later. >> marco rubio said this last night. your deal is going to make it harder for americans to achieve the american dream. what will you say to marco? >> read the deal and get back to me. >> house republicans led by ryan argue it's easier for republicans in the senate to be against it because they are in the minority and don't have the responsibility of governing. speaking of senate republicans, there has been another issue going on all night. they have been engaged in it overnight. a talk fest on the floor. they have been bandinging to to get revenge on harry reid who has been trying to wrap up legislative business for 2013 as soon as possible. >> we have to work through christmas, we will do that. if it takes working through christmas, we will work through christmas. >> what's this about? this is a chance for senate republicans to vent basically after democrats changed the filibuster rules. you can argue how senators should act if they want to dumb up the system. you should have to take extraordinary action to protest some

>> marco rubio said this, though, last night. quote, your deal is going to make it harder for americans to achieve the american dream. what will you say to marco? >> read the deal and get back to me. >> talk around the clock. a race for democrats to push through judicial nominees. majority leader harry reid's solution, turn the chamber into a 24-hour operation frf if we have to work through christmas, we will work through christmas. >> they have been up all night. yes, they are still going. the sign language interpreter at the memorial called out as a fake is speaking out. we'll share what he says caused the miscommunication. >> if i've offended anyone, please, forgive me.

. >> we don't believe marco rubio's support -- >> what is your name? >> these young activates call themselves dreamers. part of a nationwide movement campaigning for the dream act, legislation that would give undocumented youth who finished high school a pathway to citizenship. >> for somebody to understand what undocumented is, it's basically saying you're invisible to people, you don't have an identification, there's such thing as you don't have an identity, you are living in the shadows. >> jose saucedo and his friends know at any moment they can be placed into detention and deported to a country they barely know. >> i could have been pulled over by the cops for interrupting such an important meeting but at the same time it's a risk we take every day stepping out of our houses. >> no we can't being live the lives of 11 million people. >> there is another reason 11 million latinos aren't impressed with coe rubio, the geo group, with which houses many of the detainees. >> it was october, of 2011, here was this guy, that said cornell was -- >> the comp

marco rubio was saying it. this has been a very high- profile argument friends and people who are very likely to want to represent the republican party in 2013. january 15 comes and goes there has to be a votes in the house the somewhat repudiates that. we have already seen earlier this year when you get into the you start filling that out. it becomes very difficult. transportation bill had troubled his people were blocking the votes because it was so hard to fill out the numbers. >> we are heading to a midterm election year. a notoriously unproductive time. jack is running for the senate. it would have to be his bill that funds the affordable care act. he give it isld bill funded the law that they spent years running against? cuba comes up. the epa. the irs. anything as small as funding for public radio. there are so many things that are funded that people have ideological opposition to. you are on the hook to raise the debt ceiling. much traction. i suspect they will make it here coming up. in february we hav

. >> marco rubio saying he opposes this. >> yeah, that's the stuff the budget saga continues with a special appearance with reginald johnson as the guy he always plays in things like this. >> what contact exactly are we dealing with here, pal. >> getting a deal down. >> give me something i can use. >> didn't touch entitlements and ignored tax revenues. >> them it to me straight. >> they are kicking the can down the road. >> one question: do we get to win this time? >>, i think that's for rambo. >> don't call me on the action movie references. budget battle five it's over when i say it's over. >> yippee-kiaye mother (bleep). >> comshis ad,xp%j.bÀ@$y.ákák:6,x sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sle

. >> marco rubio said this last night, quote, your deal is going to make it harder for americans to achieve the american dream. what would you say to marco? >> read the deal and get back to me. >> read the deal and get back to me? the gall. listen, buddy. i don't have to read a bipartisan budget to know i despise it anymore than i need to read "harold and the purple crayon." john boehner was popping at conservative groups. he got his whit in the house and now we have to wait to see if the senate can pass it. >>> an american missing in iran. the government says he was a private citizen, a report says he worked for the cia. a beyonce shocker, not another baby, she released an entire album out of nowhere. there's a bit of a catch. we'll explain on this friday edition of "way too early." actually, jennifer, it's friday the 13th. no one picked up on that, by the way. good morning, brian shactman here. in the cooler today, we have a

. >> let me read what marco rubio said regarding this deal. he says, quote, this budget continues washington's irresponsible budgeting decisions by spending more money than the government takes in in placing additional financial burdens on every day americans. paul ryan responded to rubio's statement on fox news. let me play that. >> i haven't talked to marco about it. i do expect some people may vote against it for the various political reasons. he has his reasons. in the minority you don't have to pass things. there's a luxury or not that people have in the senate. >> we have not heard a lot from paul ryan since the general election but now he's emerging with in deal that conservatives are balking at and one of his rivals if he chooses to pursue the presidency again, marco rubio is already going after him. what do you believe is going on? >> i think rubio doesn't have to get things done. he's not a committee chairman. and ryan has to produce legislation, what is the alternative? everyone will admit this is imperfect, i have in my inbox xplan

rubio of florida, even though he is one of the architects of the senate legislation six months ago. mr. rubio now favors a more incremental approach, rather than the mammoth overhaul of the gang of eight bill. his spokesman says the senator is being pragmatic, quote, senator rubio worked very hard on immigration reform and we successfully passed it in the senate. but now we're dealing with the political reality of what's achievable in the house. unquote. senator rubio bailed on the gang of eight, correct? >> next year i'm not in favor, but if they took out the dream act as a small part of it and tried to run that through alone, they might have a fighting chance. >> the president has put together a plan as we know. >> one of the things we should do is raise the number of h1v visas which are given to graduate students in the hard sciences and engineering. we have a tremendous shortage of those people. . >> the republican party has buried rubio alive for dareing to step into this issue. >> what little bit of unity there is among republicans in the house is centered around an tip thee t

rubio, was that they really thoug they would get toughnforcement. i have advocated for a long time, you get top enforcement, a committee of outsiders that could decide, there has been a reduction -- whatever you want standard -- and then i would do a path to legalization. i think you could get a vast majority of the country behind that i think there is a chance -- >> a vast majority of the country is behind the rubio plan. would be conservatives and others who think like him and me, th if you got that as your startingoint, and you believe it will happen, and there are safeguards, then i wouldd support a generous legalization. on the question of citizenship, i personally think the first generation oughtot to get it, the second obvusly will. you could argue about that. legalization, absolutely. if you a an illegal immmmigrant worrying about deportation, living in fear, worried about losing your job and home, 90% of this is to be legalized. stay the rest of your life, pay, work, pay taxes. think you could have a deal. enforcement and generous legalizat

. >> marco rubio said this, though, last night. "your deal is going to make it harder for americans to achieve the american dream." what will you say to marco? >> read the deal and get back to me. >> stephen: "read the deal and get back to me"? the gall. listen, buddy, i don't have to read a bipartisan budget to know i despise it any more than i need to read "harold and the purple crayon" to know that it ends with harold coming out as a lesbian. (laughter) okay? it's all about boundless imagination, also known as scissoring. (audience reacts) so if you excuse me, there's something i have to do. okay? i can't believe i -- i can't believe i -- (laughter). i can't believe i hung this poster on the ceiling of my dream closet. i guess it's time for a new 2016 fantasy candidate. oh, ted cruz. (laughter) oh, ted cruz, you'll never betray me. oh, ted, have you been working out? nation, growing up, folks, when i got a cold there was nothing more comforting than a big bowl of my grandma's chicken soup. she put a ton of morphine in it. (laugh

, marco rubio was picked to respond to the president's state of the union. and his sipping the water got some attention. >> i think the man learned how to get hydrated after a while. let me tell you this, it was a watershed moment. it's something that we talked about for a lot. but he learned how to turn water into money, because he ended up using it to raise funds and raised a couple hundred thousand dollars. >> it's the high water mark. because we really haven't heard a lot from marco rubio since that moment. >> he's under water. it doesn't mean he can't come up. >> which had a lot to do with immigration. >> yeah. >> that's when he went under water. >> what's interesting about that montage is that a lot of the republicans, like what happened in the primary, a lot of the republicans kind of rose and then fell, rose and then fell, rose and then fell. and i think the big issue going 2014 -- and i'm a personal believer in actually having this conversation in 2013 for 2016 -- is who will speak for the republican party? i think essy's right. there's a big fight

florida's marco rubio. why, as a conservative, do you believe this isn't a deal you can back? >> it's not just as a conservative. i think it's as an american. >> reporter: the biggest complaint is that this deal would spend more for the government funding over the next couple of years. doesn't do enough, they say, to reduce the deficit. but more than 330 house members passed this tonight. it's expected to go to the senate where it will also pass, maybe putting a lid on the crisis mode we've been living with. brian? >> an eventful and different kind of day on capitol hill. kelly o'donnell there for all of it. kelly, thanks. >>> word has arrived from overseas the leader of north korea has executed a family member. kim jong-un had his own uncle killed after making a very public display of removing him from power. back when his father kim jong-il ran north korea, this same uncle was considered very high ranking, perhaps even number two in the country. this execution is one way for this young new leader to show the world, in graphic terms, that he is firmly in charge. our chief for

. >> reporter: the handshake was criticized by the florida senator marco rubio who said, "if the president was going to shake his hand, then he should have asked him about the basic freedoms that mandela was associated with that are denied in cuba. the miami congresswoman had even harder words. >> when the leader of the free world shakes the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda for the tyrant. >> reporter: it's not the first time that the presidential greeting has come under the microscope. in 2009 president obama raised eyebrows by greeting venezuela chavez. elliott rodriguez, cbs news, miami. >>> meanwhile thousands are singing and dancing their way into the south african soccer stadium where a massive memorial was held earlier this morning as you just saw. nearly 100 head of start were among node, but they needed to liver a personal -- 100 head of start where among the need, they needed to live a personal life. >> his body will lie through friday. >>> a long-time christmas tree seller is upset after learning another tree seller got a lease to sell

senator marco rubio is one of the leading critics. he's on capitol hill. senator, good morning. >> good morning. >> let me ask you about speaker boehner's comments. he said the criticism is ridiculous. he blamed them for the shutdown and said they lost all credibility. do you agree or disagree? >> i think outside groups have a right to express their views. there are outside groups on both sides of every issue here. i have respect for spoker boehner and respect for chairman ryan and the work they're trying to accomplish. i was simply asked my opinion if this budget takes us in the right direction of the country. i personally feel it does not. i feel the budget, unfortunately, increases spending at a rate that's unsustainable. it increases spending by $6 0 billion over the next two years but promises to pay for it with cuts over the next ten. something we know congress never gets back to actually carrying out. >> but what speaker boehner has said and others have said is it's the first step in the right direction. have you to find common ground. you've got to

paul ryan issues a verbal slapdown to marco rubio. it's just another example of the gop civil war exploding to the forefront. or is this an audition for 2016? the host of "disrupt," karen finney, will weigh in on that. plus more on the fake sign language interpreter who is speaking out more in his own defense. he claims he was seeing angels, proclaims to be a champion of sign language. how did he get there in the first place and get this job? we'll get a report from south africa. >>> plus, 1 years a slave gets seven golden globe nominations as well as several s.a.g. nods along with "the butler." is 2013 the year of the black film? we're talking about that and much more coming your way in three minutes. stick around. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen m

but ted cruz, marco rubio, the republicans are going to be paralyzed to do anything because of their 2016 candidates are all in the congress. >> scott walker disagrees. mike pence disagrees. >> and mike pence is my favorite. mark my words. we'll see what happens to mike pence. >> you can count on the new york times doing an expose. >> of course. who's something that you admire? >> who i admire? just in politics or? >> sure. >> i always have my deep great admiration for mitt romney and his family. >> and hillary? >> hillary clinton's at the top of my list, but i'm a protÉge of dianne feinstein. i think those women exemplify the role models for women. >> jill brand. >> i think that hillary's probably going to run, which will be fun to watch. thanks to hillary rosen and kevin madden. go to twitter to weigh in on our fire back question, who do you blame for the widening income gap. right now, 15% say democrats, 58% republicans and 27% say both parties. we have very smart viewers. from the right, i'm s.e. cupp. >> and from the left, i'm howard dean. >>> erin burnett out front starts righ

marco rubio was out there saying it. ted cruz was fighting implementation. this has been a very high- profile argument friends and people who are very likely to want to represent the republican party in 2016. january 15 comes and goes there has to be a vote in the republican house the somewhat repudiates that. that is going to be a big vote for a lot of members. we have already seen earlier this year when you get into the budget you start filling that out, it becomes very difficult. the transportation appropriations bill had trouble because people were reluctant to fill out the votes because it was so hard to fill out the numbers. >> let's not forget we are heading to a midterm election year, a notoriously unproductive time. jack kingston is running for the senate. it would have to be his bill that funds the affordable care act. what fodder would he give to his opponents if his bill funded the law thathe spent years running against? cuba comes up. the epa. the irs. anything as small as funding for public radio. there are so many things that are funded that p

marco rubio 22% and ran paul comes in at 21%. everyone by christie had higher unfavorable ratings than favorable. >>> this comes at the obama administration looks far replacement for the current second in command at the pentagon. when shitakes the position she will become the highest ranking woman ever. fox most recently served as the pentagon's director. >>> time is 4:54. the tsa is opening offices where people can register for the tsa precheck program. that allows people to have their own line at airport check points. they also don't have to remove their shoes or coats or take out laptops or liquids. it takes about $85 to enroll for four years. you need your photos and fingerprints taken as well. in the meantime in the past two years the tsa says it has collected more than $400,000 from spare change left at security check points. right now tsa agents can pocket any loose change left behind that might be changing as well. a georgia congressman is cosponsoring a bill that would require the money be donated to various charities in

but marco rubio, the lesson he learned, he's against this deal. >> right. >> because the other guys competing in 2016 to get to the right of him on this tea party matter. you have jim demint out there. republicans still have not -- >> they will have to grow up, david, to understand that everything is not about a primary. at some point you're going to have to govern this country. you're going to have to set a path and stick to it. that's what boehner's trying to do. that's what ryan's trying to do. grow up, get behind these guys, get the deal in place and get past this moment so the country can relax and get to job creation. >> but there are a lot of peter pans in this party. >> let me ask you a question, david corn, about the actual deal. >> policy? >> well, here we're talking about the right. there's been very little said on the left. i mean, the white house is sort of saying, this it fine. nancy pelosi says, we'll take it. i think, actually, you know, there's some progressives out there that would like to see a little more reaction and a more clearer sort of directive as far as the bad part

i would add marco rubio who transformed the reform and campaigned against a bill that he helped create. if you are talking raincoats, as a turncoat, i would put anthony weiner as the man of the year. >> governor lincoln chaffey who was an independent to a democrat. the latest change this year. >> let's try some originality. listen closely. the turncoat of the year is french actor. in january, he relinquishes his french citizenship in favor of a russian passport to endure new taxes. you got me so far? that tax bracket from 41% to 75%. so he went to russia. okay. >> he went to belgium. >> no, he went to russia. >> how would you be if you were 75 -- if you were taxed 75%. >> harry reid. >> harry reid? [ laughter ] >> is that it? >> well, yes. >> i feel compelled to defend harry reid. he's a good legislative mechanic. he's not the front man on tv. most boring as the 40 audit attempts to appeal obama care, going nowhere. >> ron paul droning on for hours and hours and hours. >> martin? >> ted cruz joining on for hours and hours until he got to the cat and the hat. that was the high point. >>

. >> on the right, my colleague kelly o'donnell spoke to your colleague marco rubio. he calls this an unamerican deal. there are other conservatives from outside groups that said, look, you and others made a promise, across the board cuts. you're going back on that promise now, and there will be consequences, they warn. >> my reaction to that is the budget control act which created these cuts said, a dollar for auto pilot spending for a dollar sequester. we exceeded that. >> but not by much. >> we're not saying this is a massive agreement. it gets government working but it has $85 billion of savings from what we call mandatory spending, the auto pilot part that congress all too often ignores to pay for $63 billion of sequester relief, half of which goes to defense, which is a big concern among republicans. you don't get everything you want in divided government. >> when senator rubio says it's unamerican, is that just because he's running for president, do you think? >> i'm not going to go into what marco rubio's motivations are for that, but we got a budget that keep

what you've got going on with people like rand paul and marco rubio and ted cruz is having won their bona fides for the most part with the tea party base, they're looking to expand a little. i know somebody like ted cruz is looking for democrats to do some deals with in a bipartisan fashion. they're looking to change the tone. not their tactics. i mean, not their ultimate objectives, chris. not their philosophy, but a slight change of tone and tactics at least for now. >> so they're going from mccarthy to nixon. >> well, that's in many ways a good analogy. after nixon lost, he had to reach out. he had to do more deals with the democrats. i think you're seeing some of that right now. how long it will last isn't clear. i think it's just possible that it'll be long enough to get some kind of deal. but the real sticking point, chris, is going to be i think what the democrats are going to insist on to provide the votes in the house to get this thing passed. on the left-hand side of the ledger, you've got the question of unemployment insurance. and that's something the democrats don't -- e

rubio i think marco rubio is for the republicans what brock obama was for the democrats in two thousand and seven thank you all very much we've just begun to fight luntz acar bragman sounds like a law firm. for joining us on politicking today for my viewers out there i want to hear from you join the conversation on my facebook page share your thoughts on twitter by tweeting king's things and using the politicking hejduk that's all for this week's politicking c.n.n. . please. please. please. please please. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. what's happening to me goes i'm happy martin this is breaking news that though yesterday obama gave a really impressive and wide ranging speech on an issue that people have access to ninety nine percent of income inequality he said that the gap between the over rich and the rest of the country is the defining challenge of our time and that it drives everything he does an office yes obama even went as far as i'm deconstruct the very system he's a part of. ordinary folks can write massive campaign checks or hire i pri

anyway, then there is this bit of tortured logic from marco rubio. he says he's opposing the deal in part because it would shut down the government ultimately. he said, that's right. he actually said that and you heard it right. >> i don't want a shutdown. this contribute and we're going to have a real shutdown. it's not because we can't pass a law but because we have a debt crisis. >> he also had this logic about being american. we all are, aren't we? >> why as a conservative do you believe this isn't a deal you can back? >> it's not just as a conservative, it's as an american. we're plagued by a government that continues to spend much more money than it's taking in. this is going on for a number of years. that's how you have a $17 trillion bipartisan debt. we have to start dealing with this. >> does he have his own camera over there he was working? instead of talk to kelly, he was talking to somebody else over there. >> he was filming a tv ad no doubt for 2016. >> filming there? i don't know what he was doing. >> the debt actually is at a better po

senator marco rubio said, "if the president was going to shake his hand, we should have asked him about those basic freedoms mandela was associated with that are denied in cuba." and during a hearing on iran later in the day, secretary of state john kerry actually asked for assurance that's the hand shake didn't signify a shift in policy. >> mr. secretary, sometimes a hand shake is just a hand shake. but whether the leader of the free world shake the bloody hand of a ruthless dictator like raul castro, it becomes a propaganda coup for the tyrant. raul castro use that's hand to sign the orders to repress and jail democracy advocates. >> the white house says the hand shake was brief and unplanned and reflected the spirit of the memorial service. >>> one of the strangest moments of the day. it looks like it's a selfie taken about the i danish prime minister with british prime minister david cameron and president obama. i want to point out a few things here. i don't know if it's a selfie or looking at a video. is the president seeing if there is food in his teeth? i'm not sure. and the firs

all those folks who are looking at serious threat or maybe like marco rubio, ted cruz, thinking about running for president in 2016. so this is a bigger, broader battle. this is a one skirmish in the bigger broader battle that boehner won but there are plenty more to come. the idea that immigration is going to be the next issue, that would be one where you would see outside groups coming in and fighting back against boehner, and boehner will not have the same pull that he did on this budget bill. look, this was to get republicans out of the hole they did dug themselves. no more government shutdowns. why would you want to go make a vote or make republicans take a vote on an issue that's only going to help democrats change the topic away from obamacare, number one, and number two, change it on immigration reform, and change it to a topic that won't help them. >> there are senate democrats who are upset with this. it doesn't include unemployment insurance extensions, there are other parts of it they don't like. a lot of them are upset their vote is being taken for granted. >> yeah, and t

the bill pits congressman ryan against senators rand paul, marco rubio and ted cruz, all who have come out against the bill, all four men of course rumored to be interested in seeking the republican nomination for president in 2016. >>> there are also a number of outside conservative groups opposing bipartisan spending, house speaker john boehner and congressman ryan directly addressed that opposition yesterday. >> most major conservative groups have put out statements blasting this deal. are you -- >> you mean the groups that came out and opposed it before they ever saw it? >> yes, those groups. are you worried -- >> they're using our members and they're using the american people for their own goals. this is ridiculous. if you're for more deficit reduction, you are for this agreement. >> reporter: do you ever think the piece of legislation you were responsible for would be called not conservative enough? >> yeah, it's a strange new normal, isn't it? groups are going to do what they want to do. what matters to me am i doing what i think is right, am i sticking to my principles and am i

rubio call the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not to let it survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the coffers it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. deadly street fighting all part of a daily routine. couple of minutes here on c.n.n. national we look at how the troubled countries fairing two years after the killing of moammar gadhafi also. people with disabilities but people with limited ability after a very short break here on the program with less than one hundred days before the paralympics russia's hockey players tell us how they're going for gold. weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the united states a con for twenty pe

rubio call the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not to let it survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the coffers it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. pay an accused benyamin netanyahu a war mongering and believes it could end with israel becoming isolated iran has made clear they have no desire to develop nuclear weapons whatsoever they're no desire to develop nuclear weapons but yet but yet this fear mongering this talk of you know this these words coming out of netanyahu they're very frightening and people of the world want peace they want they want cooperation between countries they don't want to hostility and war and if netanyahu

. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," florida senator marco rubio weighs in on the budget deal as it heads to the senate next week. >>> plus we sit down with facebook founder mark zuckerberg on privacy and government surveillance. >>> finally, the salvation army bells in kokomo, indiana, are ringing a little bit louder. for the fifth year in a row, dropped a gold coin into the red kettle. it was taped to a dollar bill with a note on it and it's worth $1,200. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> we are starting. >> we are! [ laughter ] >> hi,everyone. good morning. tgif in a big way! december, friday the 13th. >> yes, it is. thanks for the reminder. good morning, i'm juliette goodrich. michelle is off this morning. >> let's kick it off with a little weather. lawrence, good morning. >> it's our lucky day. good morning, we are going to see a lot of sunshine coming our way but we have a few more clouds out there thi

rubio call the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new normal opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not too late and survive this six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the golf as it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out very shortly on the program here we take a look at a lawless libya that's in just a few minutes as the authorities are trying to crack down on an islamist militia factions are refusing to lay down arms and come under government control. they are not people with disabilities but the people with limited ability less than one hundred days before the paralympians take the spotlight of a softly winter olympic games he meets a man who managed to turn his life around on the ice for. the f

again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure that this is not the final agreement another senator marco rubio called the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not too late and survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the coffers it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. autumn must go on and still to come here and international a very unusual place to study. join me for all of us to find out what it takes to graduate from europe's only. guns deadly street fighting old part of a daily routine in libya just a couple of minutes we look at how the troubled countries fairing two years off of the ousting and killing of. one the crisis leaves us traces

again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure that this is not the final agreement another senator marco rubio called the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not to let it survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the coffers it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. gideon levy an israel based journalist says that netanyahu is aggressive rhetoric isn't likely to affect the deal in place the united states could leave also was a barking dog will continue with his takes but is really so isolated both eat the would his say it's world as they say and i don't think that this will create a lot of problems even if it comes from jerusalem if you judge it

. >> the campaign won't say how much tv time they bought, marco rubio's super pac launches a six figure ad buy. >>> hillary clinton can read a little easier. elizabeth warren tells the boston harold she is not running for president in 2016. >>> the great people at the onion are having fun with out jog fair michael bloomberg. this time they are poking fun at the stop and kiss policy. >> the policy allows officers to kick anyone they think looks suspicious has been a subject of criticism for those who say it's a violation of privacy and breech of constitutional rights. >> every time i go out and i see a cop, i'm ready for him to come up and ask me questions and give me a little kiss just because of the color of my skin. i mean you don't see them kissing any pretty white ladies out here. >> and 80 years ago prohibition was officially repeeled. americans were able to drink legally again for the first time in 13 years, and to that we say cheers. and that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. and now for the first look at politics, i'm joined by syndicated columnist bob franken. he is

minority leader mitch mcconnell and marco rubio and ted cruz and rand paul voted against the measure. a number of republicans were against a portion of the bill that will cut $6 billion in retirement benefits for veterans. but senate leader harry reid blocked an amendment that would have blocked those cuts. president obama now expects to sign the bipartisan bill if it passes the final votes before he heads to hawaii for the winter holiday. however, congress already preparing for its next big fiscal fight. senator mcconnell says republicans are unlikely to give the president a clean debt ceiling increase and paul ryan even suggesting that they should tie the keystone pipeline to raising the debt limit. but as has been the case for a while now, the white house continues to say it is unwilling to negotiate over the debt ceiling. >>> the rebranding of obamacare continues today. former microsoft manager will take over the health insurance marketplace. if you don't know his name, he retired recently as president of microsoft's office division. yesterday the president hosted a group of techn

rubio call the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not too late it's survive this six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the golf as it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. guns valmai and deadly street fighting it's all part of a daily routine in libya just a couple of minutes here on r.t. international a look at how the troubled countries fairing two years after the ousting and killing of moammar gadhafi also. we are not people with disabilities but the people with limited ability after a short break here on the program with less than one hundred days before the paralympics russia's hockey players tell us how they're going for gold at the soft she w

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again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure that this is not the final agreement another senator marco rubio called the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not too late and survived the six month trial the obama administration is walking on egg shells before congress israel and its allies in the golf as it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out. i was coming up on aussie international a very unusual place to start. showing me peace for all of it to find out what it takes to graduate from europe's only university of grave digging. plan guns bones undead this trade financing all poddle the daily routine and in a couple of minutes we'll look at how the troubled countries far into yet the ousting of an on like a toughie. if

rubio just released a statement saying that he opposes this, because he says this does nothing to deal with the long-term problems in the budget, dealing with the debt and deficit, and also, because he likes those forced spending cuts. and this is something that you've heard from conservative groups all day long, writing letters to conservative members of congress, saying please oppose this, because they don't want to do away with those spending caps. because that's, they feel that that is really the only way, in the short term, to force congress to keep spending in the government down. so you definitely a 2016 presidential fight already shaping up. people say well, maybe it's too early to talk about the presidential race. no way. so much of this calculation going on, on both sides, all about that. >> never too early for us here at crossfire. we're happy to have that debate. all right. while this deal is controversial, it's almost something we never see here in washington, a bipartisan compromise. >> as a conservative, i think this is a step in the right direction. what am i getting ou

rubio call the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are already working not to let it survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the coffers it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out it's been a critical week for scotland in the lone need up to the vote on independence late next year leave the attic sound launched a way to document laying out toward him labeled a mission statement for the nations he tests and see that looks now on the key points put forward by the probably independence movement. should scotland be an independent country it's a six word question that requires a simple yes or no but breaking a three hundred year old doing it could hardly be simple and