rubio's money and jewelry are left untouched. the cousins suspect the unknown man is highly intoxicated. >> so we're in here, we don't know who it is. you guys seen him before? >> no. >> no. >> so we're going to -- here -- we don't know who it is, but we're going to wake him up. >> it's called kick the habit. we're going to wake him up with this. >> the cousins use a bitter tasting chemical typically used to deter people from biting their nails to try to wake up the man. >> hey, dude, you got to get up, dude. you got to go. >> i gave him a good shake. i'm like, get up. you're in the wrong house. >> what are you doing in here? huh? what? you need a drink? you got to go, dude. you're in the wrong house. how did you get in here? this way. you been drinking? >> disoriented, the man doesn't want to leave the room. the cousins suspect the man thinks he's in a friend's house. >> dude, you got to go that way. you got to go, dude. you got to go, dude. >> it takes several minutes, but rubio finally forces him out of the house. the intruder

the plan is for them to all march inside and get senator marco rubio to make a statement. the son of cuban immigrants, rubio has the youth, energy, and background story that connects with many latinos. >> my grandfather was born to a farming family in rural cuba. >> and for a party that is woefully out of touch with 16% of the population, rubio is the gop's best shot at reaching this crucial vote. >> his parents were cuban exiles. they did everything they could to guarantee him a better tomorrow. >> right. >> so we're trying to say, you know, champion the cause. whether he's here or not, nobody ver ever says anything. >> sure. >> it's like we'll get back to you.ever says anything. >> sure. >> it's like we'll get back to you. you're an elected official, you should be available to the people. >> marco rubio, 350. >> we can only have one group in the elevator at a time. >> many of these marchers are undocumented and they're taking a huge risk just coming here today. >> yes, we'd like to speak to mr. rubio. >> because an arrest could lead to being held and deported. >> excuse

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 toward the affordable care act. the idea of introducing something as device i have as trying to push through a sensitive immigration legislation is outrageous and is not going to happen. >> the republican ares lose with -- >> suddenly -- >> give me a quick answer. are we going to get comprehensive reform on immigration this year? >> not this year. no. >> no. >> not this year. >> next year? >> i don't believe

. >> rubio is a rising star in the republican party but it doesn't take long for his speech to be interrupted. >> it is an important issue, in our community it's a gateway issue. >> why aren't you (inaudible). >> please help us. (inaudible). >> we're going to kick out. >> 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

marco rubio said this, though, last night. quote, either your deal is going to make it harder for americans to achieve the american dream. what would you say to marco? >> uh, read the deal and get back to me. look, that's just -- look, i think that's -- people are going to do what they need to do. in the minority, you don't have the burden of governing, of getting things done. >> when he says, in the minority there, he means republicans in the minority, in the senate, as in, eck, marco rubio. must be nice to have the luxury of no responsibilities whatsoever. it goes on. >> does it tick you off with people that haven't read the budget say that it's going to destroy the american dream? >> i thought it was a little strange, because the press releases came flying out against the agreement before patty and i actually even reached an agreement. so it is what it is. this is washington. i would prefer that people would actually read what we're going and see the details before forming conclusions. but i'm a big boy, i've been around fo

would have been supporting and was supporting rubio on immigration reform. marco rubio in the past week came out and said he cannot vote for this budget reform, and paul ryan was asked about that and said maybe he should read it and that might change his opinion. but i think that's something at the margin about the political principles of the two guys and that ryan is at least being consistent and is making a consistent argument, and i think at the presidential level, that kind of leadership is, in fact, what the public is looking for. >> james, what do you make of the split between boehner and the conservatives groups in it can't help the republican party if they go into an election year gided. >> no, but i think you can understand in this case there are times when the outside groups are not helpful, maybe many times. but this really -- this is an important moment. i mean, i miss the sequester already. it was that one brief shining moment where the government actually spent less than it had the previous years. >> but do you side with boehner or do you side

yesterday marco rubio kept up their attack on the budget. this is rubio on fox news last night. >> we're going to have a debt crisis in this country. it's going to continue to destroy jobs, threaten our national security. when are we going to get serious about dealing with this once and for all? >> this is what rand paul said hours before rubio. >> it's worse than the status quo. it does not significantly alter our course. we're still on a course for disaster. >> now here's paul ryan's response during an interview today on "morning joe." >> 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. the other thing is we're stopping these government shutdowns. we don't think having two shutdowns over the course of the next year is in anybody's interest. >> it's not pure politics, but i thought that was a profound statement. there's a statement that shutdowns hurt republicans. clear as a bell. >> exactly. it does. a

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.

marco rubio said this, though, last night. quote, either 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. >> chief politic the analyst gloria borger is here watching what's going on. there is a real split among republicans right now including major players. >> yeah, major players, both of whom are looking towards the presidency. marco rubio upset the republican party, because he was for a compromise on immigration reform. so he upset the conservatives. now paul ryan has upset the conservatives because he wants a compromise on the budget. so, rubio this time is looking for his conservative credibility here. but, look, this is a party that right now is having a showdown over how pure they're going to be. if you listen to john bayne, the tape you played of john boehner, what he's saying is, i'm not going to allow a hostile takeover by the tea party. we've already done it their way once. the shutdown. our poll numbers are way low, pe

do you think marco rubio and those talking about this handshake are wrong? they're missing the point of the day? >> i'm not going on get into criticizing my colleagues at a time when i'm telling people that we should be focused on nelson mandela and not what may have happened at the ceremonies. instead, focusing on what his life means to all of us individually. what we can be inspired by. and that's what i and my congressional delegation have been focused on. >> our thanks to congressman shock. was president obama's greeting with raul castro just a handshake? just politeness or wasett something more significant? the white house said it was not a preplanned encounter but many are calling it a symbolic moment. allen was arrest in the cuba in 2009 and he's been imprisoned ever since. the government there is accusing him of trying to destabilize the government. thank you for being here. he with appreciate it. our thoughts and prayers have been with you for the last four years. what went through your mind when you saw that in. >> i thought what a meaningful place

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here's more of rubio this morning talking about that deal. take a listen. >> i mean compromise just for the sake of compromise so we can feel good about each other i don't think is progress for the country. >> really, really? that's what you think? >> yeah, for the sake of compromise. that doesn't solve problems, just for the sake of it? yeah, that's not a good thing for the country. >> compromise for the sake of compromise. so obviously this budget runs and funds the government. so we're to a point now where before we couldn't even do that, a compromise that people could agree upon to do that. so explain why it seems as if the senate, which always has a more common sense approach, seems to be throwing common sense to the wind. >> well, there's a different dynamic in the senate. i spoke to a democratic aide today who says he does expect senate republicans to filibuster this bill. so it's clear that this opposition is real and they're going to act on it. the different dynamic in the senate is partly because some of the major leading senate rep

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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 xplants from a giant labor union because they don't like it didn't include unemployment insurance. i also have the complaint from the chamber of commerce, doesn't like it from the other side. they say the two-year deal is just an excuse, tamron, not to address

reaction from marco rubio after congressman paul ryan says rubio should read the bill. bill: here's one way to get away from it all, right? a balloon to the edge of outer space. take a look at this thing here, huh? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: we mentioned this a few minutes ago, the compromise budget deal passed by the house is now this the hands of the senate. what now? earlier i spoke with florida republican senator marco rubio about this. marco rubio, senator, good morning to you from washington. >> morning. bill: you call this budget deal irresponsible. why? >> well, because we have a government that's already spending over $600 billion a year more than it takes in, so it's borrowing $600 billion a year, and the budget actually increases that. and i think what makes it even more irresponsible is that a couple of years ago they actually passed a bill here that would lower that number, that would hold the line on spending, and you've seen some reductions in the deficit because of it. this, actually, undoes a lot of that. so it increases spending over the next two years by $

do you think marco rubio and those talking about this handshake are wrong? they're missing the point of the day? >> i'm not going on get into criticizing my colleagues at a time when i'm telling people that we should be focused on nelson mandela and not what may have happened at the ceremonies. instead, focusing on what his life means to all of us individually. what we can be inspired by. and that's what i and my congressional delegation have been focused on. >> our thanks to congressman shock. was president obama's greeting with raul castro just a handshake? just politeness or wasett something more significant? the white house said it was not a preplanned encounter but many are calling it a symbolic moment. allen was arrest in the cuba in 2009 and he's been imprisoned ever since. the government there is accusing him of trying to destabilize the government. thank you for being here. he with appreciate it. our thoughts and prayers have years.ith you for the last four what went through your mind when you saw that in. >> i thought what a meaningful place to hav

. >> 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

horrible year for marco rubio who looked like he was the big champion for immigration reform. but now is a much weaker figure and much less promising figure at the end of 2013. >> sam stein who was the political loser of 2013? >> i had about five sentences perfectly laid out for marco rubio but heileman stole that one. >> why a bad year for marco? >> i would like to hear your thoughts. he started the year with such promise. he's on the cover of "time" magazine. the republican savior. he tackles the biggest -- >> you might as well put somebody on the front of "mad." >> it's a curse almost. he goes in on the immigration reform. they get this bill done through the senate and then poof everything stops for him. and now it seems and i don't know him well or his staff that well, but it seems like he's over calculating every move he makes. coming out against the budget bill before it was even analyzed. >> it was just embarrassing. i do know marco, i liked marco, i was excited about marco being elected. thank god i don't know anybody who works for him. i don't. he needs help. >> up ne

>> good question, senator rubio. thank you. >> thank you. >> well, coming up next, the president's selfie touched off a controversy that has gone global ask critics of his behavior here, fill in the blank must be racist. that is next. plus, do we need to get rid of santa? one blogger is now demanding a change, next. >> that is david cameron defending himself for taking this selfie with president obama and denmark's prime minister yesterday. but the controversy did not just go across the pond. it's also led to suggestions today that the critics of this behavior, the three taking this selfie are racist. joining me now, allen combs and mike gala ger. and so you've got a far left web site come out and said that, they said it on another channel that this, those who criticized this have elevated racist and sexist stereo types presenting michelle obama as quote an angry black holme woman and barack obama as an oversexed black man. >> you can't say anything about president obama without being accused as a racist. i'm going s

marco rubio immediately criticized t deal. other republicans have weighed in against the d deal because it inincreases s spending levels. liberals do not like it becae on implementxtend benefits and squeezes pension out of future and prent employees. >> it is a deal. the nature of compromise is that you are happy about some things, unhappy about others. sayinhebio coming out had not read it yet, but -- that is what is wrong with washington. these guys did what people have done for hundrs of years in this country. until recently. it is the way to govern. it is not perfect but it is better than the alternatives, as they have figured out. waiting u up all night for the white smoke to come ou of the chimney. when it came, my heart leapt. it is aa deal thatat will prevea shutdown. from a purely partisan republican perspective, it means instead of worrying about shutdowns with a focus on ism,blan of instruction is i instead of all of that, we will have the s spectle and attention of the nation on t train wreck that will be obamacare

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it's got to be marco rubio. the human embodiment of what reince priebus was trying to do was marco rubio. a kinder version of the republican party. none of that has worked and he has been shamed into running back to try to be ted cruz's side kick. it's pathetic. >> michael, what about the biggest winner of twpt? >> barack obama, right? >> not by a mile. patty murray and paul ryan. i think that they at the 11th hour show we can actually get something done where the house and the senate and the white house can come around, coalesce, and move the budget forward. yes we have a debt ceiling issue that will be part -- >> and threats. >> and i think they're real and legitimate threats and should not be, you know -- >> they're real. i don't know if they're legitimate. >> krystal, who won the year? >> i would say senator elizabeth warren. i think she has single handedly shifted the conversation in this country in a more populist and more pro-worker direction. she's been courageous since she's been in the senate. and she

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 legalization. dies, let's be blunt, this is a tension pointnt between congressional repuicanand national republicans. candidate,a national if you are chris christie running for the presidency, you want immraon reform, you want your partsupporting it. if you are in the house republicanaucus, you are out to s sabotag it, frankly, becaue you are reflecting your own

i had a chance to spend time with marco rubio. when you heard speaker boehner talking so much about the outside groups, remember how marco rubio went through a difficult time over in immigration where he was going for the bipartisan deal with the outside groups. here's a piece of my conversation with marco rubio as it relates to this budget deal. >> do you think outside groups have gone too far? >> i haven't followed what they are saying on this issue. it's a free society. i've been on both sides of outside groups supporting what i'm doing and against it. this isn't about the tea party or me or paul ryan or speaker boehner or outside groups, about the united states of america and government continues to borrow 20 cents out of every dollar it spends at an alarming pace. >> that issue for conservatives has been about increasing how much the government spends, that makes them uncomfortable and they fight against that, then there's the argument for trying to do something that keeps the lights on and process moving forward. is compromi

. >> 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 rubirubio's motivations a for that, but we got a budget that ke

that was not the case with rubio. there was a different dynamic at play here. there are lessons learned from the rubio experience that ryan has put into effect here that i think will work to his benefit in the end. this is the early noise. everyone comes out, stakes their ground, you know. >> everybody pees on the ground just a little bit. >> this is my spot, don't get upset. >> well, not the girls. >> they can if they want. 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

marco rubio said this, though, last night. quote, your deal is going 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. okay. so this budget includes spending levels that would eliminate a big chunk of those forced budget cuts, sequestration. it does not -- repeat, does not extend unemployment benefits and raises revenue, in part, through airline security fees. cnn political commentator for the blaze, will cain, joins us now, as well as executive director for "the daily beast," john. you were celebrating this deal just yesterday as a bipartisan ray of sunshine. today it's -- i guess the twist is the conservative republicans are fighting the budget. republicans are fighting among themselves. will this thing pass? john, oh, john? >> yes, it will most likely pass among those on the right. when you have john boehner slamming the conservative activist groups that are just a racket at this point, trying to raise money and

ryan responded to rubio's criticism on "morning joe." take a look. >> well, i just say if you're in the minority, you don't have to pass things. you don't have to govern. we are in the majority here in the house. we're one-third of so-called power structure here in washington. and we think it would be a bad idea to have two government shutdown scenarios in 2014. >> all about the republican brand here, trying to help it. >> yeah. >> obviously they do have the majority in the house. karen, there's this one -- one republican aide that is calling paul ryan the jesus of our conference. >> okay. >> okay? you got that one. >> okay. >> is this potentially the true second coming of paul ryan on a larger stage who moves to help rebrand himself and enhance his image as more of a moderate, someone that's willing to go the bipartisan mile? >> yeah. well, let me just point out that some conservatives also compared the pope to president obama as a derogatory thing. so there's clearly a lot of religious figures going on here in these analogies. i think

i see a pattern, marco rubio jumped out and said -- i sea a pattern. marco rubio, when he tried to lead on immigration, i saw him get bug zapped. >> i like that term. bug zapped. >> zzzttt. is this leadership? is this cannibalization? >> it's not at all. it's the fact that you have some people with really good ideas going out there and trying to present the ideas to the american public. in fact you talked about the poll numbers. when you american people seeing us fighting for something we believe in, like we did during the shutdown, the democrats continue to saying that we were against funding the government. we were actually for funding the government, against obama care. >> you thought the shutdown was good for you guys? >> right now the tea party is less popular than ever -- will you do it again? >> no, absolutely not. >> nobody wants a shutdown. what the american people saw was a group of people willing to stand for something, and have a direct contrast between the democrats and the republicans? they're for obama care. you know that less benefits,

but marco rubio not so much. so why would marco ruby be against this? i think the question is simple. he would like to run for president. he alienated his right wing with his party with his stance on immigration and got in hot water with them and he is working to gain their support ever since. he was against -- i think he voted in a lot of people's eyes, with the tea party on the shutdown and in the end he eroded against that and he is voting against this. over time perhaps he'll adhere to a different course but right now i think he is doing what he is doing because he got in hot water and wants to get out. >> thank you. >>> the stocks were up, the dow gains 129, the s&p 500 finished ahead 11, the nasdaq was up 29. >>> up next an explosive ruling with huge cultural implications regarding marriage. >>> but first here is what fox affiliates across the country are covering. fox 5 in new york with what baron rrz calling -- bar owners are calling the biggest day of the year. this year santa-con saw people dressing as the jolly elf and christmas spirits. fox

marco rubio was out with a statement condemning it. this confirms the irresponsible budgeting decisions by spending more money than america takes in. it's not the savings you put out if you are running in's swing state for reelection, but you do if you are worried about your back in a republican primary. ryan responded to this criticism from the light last night on fox. >> i haven't talked to him about it. i do expect some people may vote against it. he has his reasons in the minority. you don't have to pass things. that's a luxury or not. >> interesting. they are calling it a political decision by marco rubio. they are watching their own backs in primaries and do they vote for or against this? just as many things for democrats to dislike. the pension cuts and the response from democrats has been muted. moments from now, we will carry it live. it couldn't have come at a better time for congress overall. check out the poll. the majority of americans rated any congress and this in particular the worst ever. 1% called it one of the best e

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. here's senator rubio on fox today. >> i don't want a government shutdown. that's why i oppose this deal. 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

colleagues agree, especially some others who might want to run for president in 2016, senator marco 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 comp

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," senator marko rubio from florida on his opposition to the bipartisan budget deal. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." rtisan budget deal. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." smoke? no, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini delivers fast craving relief in just 3 minutes. double your chances of quitting with nicorette mini. >>> the white house has frozen the assets of companies evading economic sanctions against iran. this comes as congress holds off on imposing additional sanctions for fear of unraveling iran's recent nuclear agreement. meantime elizabeth palmer got a first-hand look in iran between the relation between the u.s. and iran when they were fractured more than 30 years ago. >> reporter: from the outside the former embassy at tehran looks much the same as they always did. but this week we were offered a look inside. it was in 1979 at the height of the iranian revolution that a student mob stormed the com

at the bottom of that poll, ted cruz and marco rubio. what does the fact that someone like a ted cruz or marco rubio, what does that say to that you they are at the bottom of that poll amongst iowa voters? >> it says a lot about name i.d. and you're look at paul ryan who ran for office. by the way that poll was taken as i understand it before this budget deal which probably changes those numbers somewhat. but i would love a big open competitive republican primary where these ideas are debated in open and where some of these young insurgents get a standing chance to challenge the status quo. >> but here is the thing, though. you and i both know that, okay, let's just say that happens. and a guy like a rubio or rand paul wins a primary as has been demonstrated in the past when the general election rolls around, those guys have a very difficult time reaching the lion's share of voters who decide presidential elections in this country, the 45% of the independent voters who make up the elections. >> i think the opposite is probably true and t

i've already read senator marco rubio say he'll not sign off on this. i know it's not the biggest priority in the sophisticated. the fact is will conservatives go along with those fees or call them tax hikes and object to this package? >> first of all there's no tax increases in this package. larry if you're asking me would i rather see a deal without fee increases, yes. we're in a divided government right now and obviously very frustrating we can't get everything we want. so this deal has in it some fees, but if you look at the largest piece of that, which are the tsa fees, when you go to the airport and go through security, that agency needs to be supported and, in fact, that agency even with the fees reflected in this deal is still not self supporting. >> one of the most hated federal agencies in america and you're giving them morgan. >> i don't disagree with that. the taxpayers are giving them more money. this way users should be supporting that agency. and even with this fee adjustment, it's still not supporting itself and the taxpayers -- why is i

there are lots more big budget fights to come but look at where rubio is coming from. he is somebody who himself was criticized by conservatives because he signed on to a bipartisan immigration reform plan. since that moment, he's been running as fast as he can to the right, because he wants to position himself for a potential run. he sees paul ryan as somebody who was labeled a moderate because he ran with mitt romney. ryan himself is a conservative budget guy, but he felt that he had to kind of be pragmatic and say look, the people want to see us get something done. there is no appetite in this country at all to go to the brink again. so he positioned himself with the republican leadership on this. as somebody who can get things done. i'm sure you are going to see that played out again in 2016 and a lot more times before they we get there. >> getting ready for roll call. i assume they will get it but we'll see and then we'll continue this conversation. thank you. >>> so has anything changed since the newtown tragedy? are schools any safer than they were one year ago?

, 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

. >> i would also say rubio who campaigned for the bill and ten turn as away from it. >> i would say anthony wiener is the year. >> let's try some originality. >> in january, he relinquishes french citizenship in favor of a russian passport. you got me so far. and that tax bracket from 41% to 75%. so he went to russia. okay. >> he went to belgium. >> he went to russia. >> so would you if you were taxed 75%. >> most boring? >> harry reid. >> he's not the best frontman on tv. the most boring is the 40 attempts to repeal obamacare. >> ted cruz going on for hours an hour till he got the cat in the hat. >> most boring reports, americans fall behind on math and science what you don't hear that american ranks number two in the world, top ten countries for economic innovation. so there. most car dramatic? >> the dutch and dutches of the england. >> mayor from new jersey and the only elected black senator basically on his strength of social media he has a great twitter following. >> international pope francis tis, but domestically it is chris christie of new jersey. >> i give it to the late n

rubio, paul, cruz, will vote no. the senate needs eight republican votes to pass. is it possible this thing will fail? >> it is possible, carol, but all of our reporting suggests it will not. first let's show you the public numbers. cnn has been in touch with the senate offices trying to flesh out how senators plan to vote. you need 50 for final passage, and look at right here we have 31 yes votes on the record so far and as you can see, most of them democrats. 29 of them democrats, john mccain, who you just played there, and susan collins of maine are the two republicans on record so far sawing they'll vote yes, sorry, one independent also. that gets you up in the 31, 32 range. how do we get to 50? let's look at the no's, 21 declared no's and you mentioned some of the tea party guys and other conservatives saying they won't, all 21 declared no's are republicans but last night and this morning you've been in touch with a number of sources in both parties. democrats are saying they have the votes for passage, they can get to 52, maybe higher with republican help and

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