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this really shocked people that sarah palin wasn't going to win. and john mccain wasn't going to win. and rick santorum wasn't going to win. they are not. here's the thing about chris christie. he should be a dream for, you know, tony perkins, guys that i've known and worked with. the first pro life governor in the seat of new jersey since roe v wade became law in 1973. it's stunning. you don't want that guy to come and tell you how to be a pro life leader in states where there are usually no pro life leaders? wow. >> 65% approval in a blue state as a republican governor, pro life. that seems to be that he's crack ad code of some kind, tap into that wisdom. >> while ted cruz and sarah palin are doing their thing there in washington they are missing -- >> so dismissive. >> what was it? >> that was dismissive. >> how would you describe it? >> i don't know. i know ezra and i are so insulted by that. >> you are? >> i'm personally very upset. >> it was very palinesque. she would say that. >> folksy. >> i was trying to be folksy. they were completely mis

>> sarah palin is standing right beside you. >> we stormed the beaches of normal de. >> ted cruz, the de facto head of the republican party. do you agree? >> you have 46 of us, we all have a little ego. >> we're down to blood relatives and paid staffers. >> that poll was very heavily weighted. >> probably understand why 60% of americans want to vote all couples out. >> i can remember taking my kids to chuck e. cheese and watching this whac-a-mole game. >> they haven't put us on suicide watch yet. >> enough games! >> you started this game. >> save us from the madness. >> send them to washington and just drown everybody! >> people back to work. end this republican shutdown ♪ the chills that you spill up my back made me feel the satisfaction when we're down ♪ ♪ i couldn't ask for another >> good afternoon. we begin with a flurry of late developments out of washington. though none of it is taking place in front of cameras. and that's because congressional leaders have just postponed a meeting with the president in order to continue hammering out a deal that avoids a global financial

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sarah palin is standing right beside you. that's how you tell you're losing in this game. >> joining me right now is nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. kelly, break it down, the progress or lack thereof that's been made over the weekend and where do we stand now to potentially get out of this mess? >> while everyone is talking about signs of optimism, the practical prg ogress is hard to measure right now. leader reid and leader mcconnell, while they don't have the fuzziest relationship, they are tactically skilled and are charge of this. they met saturday morning, they had one phone call on sunday. i've checked this morning and so far no communication, although it's expected they will talk today. how do you measure that? well, the timing is so important, thomas, because as we get closer and closer to that thursday deadline, the pressure does continue to build. and one of the things that senator corker talked about is this is really now about spending. and one of the positives in that is if you are debating over n

sarah palin was there too. i'll have a lot to say about this ugliness that we're seeing on the far right of the gop. we must address this fringe that is infecting the gop. but we start with breaking news. getting close to a deal. right now senators from both parties are reportedly finalizing a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid a default. it would give the president much of what he wants. the republicans are said to be giving in on key parts of their demands. a new "washington post" poll shows more and more americans disapprove of how the gop has handled this crisis. in the first week of the shutdown, 63% disapproved of the gop. in week two, that went up to 70%. and now at the start of week three, it's 74%. 3/4 of americans don't like what republicans are doing, and that's why senate republicans have now stepped up to the bargaining table. earlier today president obama went to a food pantry where furloughed workers have been volunteering during the shutdown. he said it's time for republicans to end t

. >> sarah palin talking about using vets as political pawns. larry claman issued this message to the crowd. >> i call upon all of you to wage a second american nonviolent revolution to use civil disobedience and demand that this president leaves town to get out, to put the quran down. to get up off his knees and to figuratively to come out with his hands up. >> the group behind the rally essentially said that it was hijacked for political purposes. they want it it to be bipartisan. what did you make of this rall? >> -- rally? >> it was revealing about a certain faction that he is a duly elected president and the way to repeal and changes laws is by winning elections and doing it the traditional way and the way to pass budgets is to negotiate be. you they just want to nullify the mass election. the other thing i would say is this i have yet to say a single republican denounce that rally. until this someone the 24 republican party is prepared to take on the extremists they will keep gaining in power and momentum. i'm tired of waiting for someone

>> sarah palin. >> sarah palin is standing right beside you. >> is this anyway that a commander in chief would show his respect? >> that's how you tell you're losing. >> the tea party republicans. >> isolated and -- >> ted cruz is going to try to do us in. >> the president who bows down to allah. >> total an arky and chaos. >> well this is awkward, but the government is shut down. >> this whole shot dun has been completely unnecessary. >> on day 14 of the federal. but in fact two more 90 to nothing. the senate confirmed madeleine as a u.s. district judge in northern alabama and by unanimous consent, that is without any bothering to have a roll call vote, the senate confirmed andrea wood as a u.s. district judge in the northern district of illinois. mitch had to work behind the scenes for weeks with harry reid to quietly bring those two confirmations to the senate floor and to deftly submit them to a vote without provoking any crazy objections from anyone else. and it is not easy to do that. harry reid and mitch mcconnel do it all the time and virtually invisibly. while they were at it, t

we'll talk to sarah palin, pat buchanan. coming up next on "hannity" -- >> i spoke on the phone with president rowhani of the islamic republic of iran. the two of us discussed our ongoing effort s to reach an agreement over iran's nuclear program. >> isn't that nice? our commander in chief will negotiate with the rogue regime in tehran but not republican lawmakers. pat buchanan joins us to discuss that and more as the breaking news edition of "hannity" continues. we'll check in with sarah palin and much more tonight. male anno. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ undehis breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as

. >>> sarah palin made her first campaign appearance. she pulled into new jersey for republican candidate steve lonegan. >>> gabby giffords has become a major face in the national conversation over gun control since being shot back nearly three years ago. gun owner herself she asked people to come together to stop the violence. >> now is the time to come

the guilt by association was not sarah palin. it was hillary clinton. clinton lost on that narrative. you know, the narrative being we don't know much about this charismatic, brilliant guy from illinois, but we know he has some sketchy friends. jeremiah wright, bill ayers. that didn't work then. sarah palin picked it up in the wonderful deathless phrase, palled around with terrorists. i immediately contacted her people and proposed we did a show called "palling around with sarah and bill." i thought we could sell it to msnbc or fox or both at the same time. apparently that didn't work out because she never got back to me. but the truth is that there is a standard. and this is something, i think, for you and for your viewers to consider. if we hold as a standard that torture is against international standards, is against the law internationally, if drone strikes, targeted assassinations and so on are illegal for some, then they're illegal for all. what i was saying in that over the top interview online is i was saying i'm not a le

now sarah palin is attacking other republicans. and it's great news for democrats. >>> also, what's on your mind? e-mail me? friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ woman ] too weak. wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >>> have you joined the "politicsnation" conversation on facebook yet? we hope you will. president obama has inspired a big conversation today among many of our fans who are proud of him for refusing to back down. sylvia says mr. president, you stood your ground for us. thank you. david says, i'm proud of president obama and democrats for

we had to wait for sarah palin. i said give me that microphone. these men are waiting. i went and opened the ceremonies. larry didn't say, no, i have to follow policy. he handed it over. everybody was there -- >> talking about a different larry? >> yeah. larry is the organizer. then when i watched these 90-year-old men get wheelchaired down a wet street, i saw the barricades going to the white house and i ran to that white house. i was there before any other camera and there after the cameras left. i did not see one veteran act in a way that was unbecoming. >> but what was their message? it's been so drown out by so many outlets. what was the message they were bringing? >> this is what they did when they carried those barricades, they were carrying america. when they took those barricades and threw them in front of the white house, they were throwing the frustration of every american who has lost it because this is the way d.c. operates. until this country comes back together, we don't have a chance and the only way this country is coming back together is through the am

there are people that love sarah palin, there are people that love to hate sarah palin. i just -- i love the hutzpah that her tea party associates are the ones that essentially shut down the government and she stands in front of the barricades and gets to blame the president. she's -- you know, the girl's got something going on there. i love her -- i love her brazenness. i guess that's a fair word to use. >> she's always a subject of discussion, isn't she? howard bragman, thank you so much. we'll see you next week. >>> music fans, pollster is out with a list of the top concert tours of this year. finding that justin bieber is number five, averaging 1.2 million per city for his concert tours. fish is fourth with 1.5 million. then beyonce 1.7 million. taylor swift is the runner-up to $2.7 million per city and kenny chesney edges out taylor swift with $2.8 million. a link to that full list is at jansing.msnbc.com. take a look. ♪ [ male announcer ] with only minutes left before kickoff, thousands of tailgaters realized they needed one thing...and fast. mom, i need a bathro

sarah palin will be the featured speaker today. palin said the obama administration dishonored vets by closing that memorial. >>> new york state picking up the tab to operate the statue for the next six days. the cost is far less twhapb they were losing in tourists dollars. >>> arizona is paying the federal government as well their bill more than $650,000 to run this park for about a week. and tourists can also get back up close and personal, with washington, jefferson, lincoln and roosevelt. that's right. south dakota is opening mt. rushmore, teaming up with corporate donors to help make it happen and that will be open through october 23rd, that's what they have planned if the government doesn't re-open before that. >> as far as anybody can tell the government shutdown had nothing to do with the glitch in the food stamp program. for several hours saturday electronic payment cards for food stamps were declined across 17 states. a computer crashed and knocked the system off-line. >>> seven people in india confirmed dead in the monst

what happens to a sarah palin in new jersey? >> yeah, if you look at sarah palin's individual numbers in new jersey, they're terrible. that's somebody you bring in if you're in a six had-way primary and you want to get 28%, you bring in sarah palin. that's why lonegan is such a rare republican candidate in new jersey because the typical republican candidate in new jersey recognizes that in association with sarah palin, in association with rand paul, with ted cruz is not going to help you, runs away from it. what you've gotten from lonegan in this campaign -- and i think there is at a certain level, he just come as cross as blunt and authentic. again, he's saying things that don't resonate with voters in a lot of ways, but the consensus, but he's not trying to hide his views and that's different for a republican in new jersey. >> thanks very much. as always, you can watch "up with steve kornacki" weekends here on msnbc. remember, naps are your friends at all times. >>> as i told you about at the top of the hour, we've got these d

and the next thing you know, sarah palin's talking about it on facebook. writing quote, it's no wonder that some will ask whether they staged even a fainting lady in the rose garden. i mean, is this how the process works, goldie. it starts on the fringe blog, get picked up by a more mainstream outlet, then big figures start pushing the theory. is that the process? >> sarah palin really ought to know better. she has given birth to children, as have i. if you are standing still in one place and you are pregnant, the blood begins to pool and you begin to faint. i fainted standing in formation in the marine corps while i was pregnant. it's really a medical condition we're talking about here and not someone who was overcome with excitement because she happened to be in the presence of the president. but the very notion someone would take this notion and make it into something more than that i think is preposterous. >> but we need to take a step back here. i go back to my own experience in the clinton administration and remember that, you know, on the right ther

well, you know, sarah palin never let facts get in her way. especially when it comes to attacking obama care. listen to this. >> of course there are death panels. getting rid of the socialized health care coverage policy of barack obama's. not only does it strip away our freedoms as americans, but obama care will bankrupt so many businesses and it will continue to add to the bankruptcy of our nation already $17 trillion in debt. >> i mean, how do we deal with these kind of statements and could you tell us the fact, congressman, will this contribute -- obama care -- as sarah palin charged to the debt of this country? >> absolutely not, al. the fact is that if you give people preventive care, it's much cheaper to take my blood pressure and to give me some pills to take care of my high blood pressure than it is to take care of my stroke. a stroke incident will take $100,000 or $200,000 whereas for a few bucks you could prevent that. and the same is true with heart disease and with diabetes and all the chronic diseases with a very little bit of mo

you've got a male sarah palin, a much more formidable version of sarah palin in ted cruz. >> ted cruz? >> isn't he the new sarah palin? isn't he the new king of the kaep where she was once queen? >> i don't see the analogy but i love them. >> my point is, do you think he could be more electable to a wider cross-section just to win the nomination? if not anything else of republicans? >> we'll see. it's very possible. look, there will be arguments in a party of ideas. that is one thing as i point out in this book. democrats have an advantage. all they want is power. they spend their lives figuring out how do we get elected so we can run other peoples's lives. >> conservative republicans don't do that? >> no. look at how we do in elections. we lose all asup elections. >> republicans don't want power and don't want to tell us how to run our lives. on that bombshell let's take a break while i have another cup of coffee. we'll be back with ann coulter and my rival book that's going to be taking on hers. you the jury, america. >> manufactured crisis and start working to find solutions so tha

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about what sarah palin says. if we default, and it's not resolved by the beginning of november, we're in a recession. but more importantly, if we default, and it's not resolved until into november, towards the end of november, there will be a worldwide economic down turn that could last for years, if not decades. now, this is a guy who is one -- not the only, but one of many economic advisers to the mccain/palin campaign back in 2008. and so -- but you've got people in the tea party out there who keep saying, we can default, this is not a big deal. this is just scaremongering on the part of the president. and they're -- you know, they're really playing a very fast and loose game with this nation's future. and, again, it's -- you know, this is like a short and compressed version with climate change denial. you know, you just don't care about the facts. and you are willing to take these risks, largely because you hate that guy in the white house. >> it's absolutely incredible. joy reid, david corn and professor mic

he and his heritage foundation puppeteers, they need fund-raisers like the great sarah palin who posted on her facebook page after the shutdown was over, quote, friends, do not be discouraged by the shenanigans of d.c.'s permanent political class today. be energized. we're going to shake things up in 2014. rest well tonight. for oh soon, we must focus on important house and senate races. let's start with kentucky! oh, yes. let's. because that's where just today jim demint senate conservative's fund announced its endorsement in that very race. quote, he is not afraid to stand up to the establishment, and he will do what it takes to stop obama care, and though they were not talking about mitch mcconnell, but rather his conservative primary challenger, matt bevin. that's all right, mitch, times like this one can often rely on the folk wisdom of the ages, passed down to generation after generation. >> there's an old saying that politi politics, it ain't bean bag. >> politics, it ain't bean bag, brother. and no one has seen that axiom quite like robert costa, joining us live from washington.

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and if you're sarah palin, you are groping for relevance. right now, sarah palin is a little like the seinfeld reruns that have been in syndication for a couple of decades. when you watch seinfeld, it's still funny, but you can tell it is of another time. and sarah palin used to make a lot of money filling arenas. now she can still make a living filling theaters. but it's not quite the same. so she has got to jump on the plane to do this cynical photo op at the memorial. that's kind of sad. >> jesse, all of this psycho talk that is out there being supplied and the wake of the shutdown and ramifications of it and what not and then, of course, kicking the can down the road. is this really a big boost for the occupy movement? i mean, i think seriously, the occupy movement in this country changed the conversation. and focus wanted on what americans were really concerned about and that was greed, income inequality. where does that go in the wake of this? >> i'm not quite sure if i would call it a boost. but if you wanted to compare and contrast,

. >> senator ted cruz and former governor of alaska sarah palin showed up in support. >> reporter: hundreds of voices, one message, reopened the monuments. protesters tossed aside the metal barrier and his took over the world war ii memorial. >> we go everywhere we are asked to go. i gave up time if my life. there are guys still over there, serving. this is the kind of things they get. >> reporter: the protesters, many of them veterans, have support from republican senators ted cruz and mike lee and former alaska governor sarah palin. the rally started at the world war ii memorial, but the crowd made its way to the white house. they brought not only their message, but also those barricades that one stood at the world war ii memorial. as the barricades piled up in front of the white house, tensions also flared. >> police were there all along mostly watching from the sidelines, at one point reinforcements were called in. >> they are spending a lot of time and effort now trying to block us from our right to say what we want. >> reporter: there was this confrontation between police and a man ca

including chris christie, rand paul and sarah palin. charles: why are so many giant names in a party coming to new jersey? do they smell this? this victory would turn everything on its head. >> it will reignite the ronald reagan conservative movement and put a lot of backbone into the republican party to stand on principle. they talk about the shutdown and we need people to articulate a bold conservative message cutting the size of government and how that will free up americans to achieve them prosper and grow and we can do that when the government is getting so big and debt is exploding in government regulations or question every business in this country. we need to hold the line and cut the size of government. charles: the irony is that we have seen a slimmed down with the president taking credit for that as well. i have heard commercials talking about the tea party is big enough for his organization. did i hear some say it's part of the rhetoric. >> there is no tea party organization but an eclectic group of americans from all walks

sarah palin was there too. i'll have a lot to say about this ugliness that we're seeing on the far right of the gop. we must address this fringe that is infecting the gop. but we start with

so the reality is sarah palin saw an opportunity, ted cruz saw an opportunity. i think he saw that if he can garner that support from that group of people, i think he sees that as a way to have some power within the republican party as a freshman senator. otherwise, he'd be mr. 100 of 100. this is -- do we really think he would be at the meeting at the white house if he wasn't such a troublemaker? >> well, i think what's interesting is that it's not totally irrational if you think about the size of, let's say, the african-american and latino cohort within the party. but if you have great intensity among that small part, you can flip an election. the republicans had those three parts. they have the business wing, the evangelical wing and the archie bunker wing. these people who are mad at the '60s and hate all of the changes. if you energize that wing enough, the theory is if you can get that wing energized, you could get a million more votes out of that part of the party. so the republicans love the tea party because they energize that third of the party. now th