new friends in the u.s. senate. given the choice between being reviled in washington, d.c. and appreciated in texas, or reviled in texas and appreciated in washington, i would take the former 100 out of 100 times. jamie: leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor, and david webb the host of the david webb show on siriusxm patriot channel, tea party 365 cofounder and fox news contributor. good morning to both of you. good morning, jamie. good morning. jamie: former florida jeb bush is calling where ted cruz is concerned a little self-restraint. what is the impact did he accomplish beyond the ovation he got in washington from his party? let s separate what he got versus what we the people we got. i said from the beginning ted cruz was going down with a fight and, it was a time to galvanize the base and to be fair, these
jamie: a mystery girl was found at a gypsy camp. she s being called the little blond angel. they have no idea who she is. the inability of the federal government to set up a web site where people can go on and buy something like health insurance does not bode well for the more complicated elements of this law. farmer: hello, i m an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we re going to go find it. it s out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we d really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what?
while i ll agreet republicans have taken more of a hit this time, the american people are looking at next time. next time its coming very, very quickly. so when a president says he s not going to negotiate. you can t negotiate against yourself. all parties have to negotiate in good faith. what the president said less than 12 hours after the shutdown, the president came out and he didn t scold and he didn t gloat. what he said was let s negotiate. he said let s negotiate over principles the republican party has planned to claimed to wants for decade, a balanced budget and reform. jamie: there is talk of maybe change to the budget control act. how much would that affect this process and how would it affect every american? i think we have to stop this process of sort of kicking the
however, this case reminds me of the drew peterson case, because in drew peterson he was using specialized law enforcement knowledge ostensibly to get away with murder. here this jury will be very tuned in right away this guy was a medical professional using medical knowledge to do the same thing. i think your question highlights a key part of this trial. jamie: i m curious. it could be prejudicial, if you re the defense attorney that this doctor knew about all of this. we can t ask the wife whether she wants the facelift or not. there is a lot of circumstantialal evidence in this case, isn t there, keith? there is. jamie, if you use the logic the prosecution has the wrong doctor on trial. the surgeon is prescribe 9 medicine. if you fault him for having for it fault the doctor who issued it. jamie: you re bringing up problem in the whole nation. you get a tooth pulled they give you 30 oxycodone. in this particular case, objectionsy code don t and valium prescribed for the woman.
undertake this lightly according to the paperwork. they say the risk of prejudice here is simply so great that failing to take action now will remedy is still possible would amount to a single failure to discharge our public duty. they do this with the utmost respect for the judge and for the court as well. we ll see, bill. that hearing slated for 2:00 hour this afternoon. bill: judge s call. that s right. thank you. molly line in massachusetts on that today. jamie: well, we are awaiting president obama s remarks. it will happen at the white house. what will he say about the technical and a half if you that is undermining obamacare?