right. good morning. how are you doing, mika? are you okay? i am. okay. willie, how you doing? i m okay. what am i missing? you re not missing anything. so, you know, rob lowe and i we don t have a lot in common. i know rob lowe and you don t. he s a west coast guy, i m an east coast guy. he chose hollywood and i chose the pursuit of law and justice. you know, he s a liberal. right? famous liberal. i am a conservative. but the one thing we do have in common what s that? it s a cross we ve had to bear our entire life. that rob lowe like me yes. has had his career damaged by his savage good looks. right? anybody else have that problem around here. you re being punished. i m like dicaprio in titanic. if i just was a little less beautiful. you look in the mirror, you say why me. i know. i go up to people all the time and i go, don t hate me because i m beautiful. that saying off that l oreal commercial. it s not l oreal. l oreal is you
to get young people ensured. enroll today. but it s a talking dog. you can get covered and still buy me treats. enroll today. joining me tonight is connie shultz. connie, great to have you with us again on the program. thanks. i m curious. your thoughts on this ad. there s a real demographic push that s being made now to get young adults, and that ad right there seemed to be borderline juvenile. it s almost as if they re trying everything they possibly can to get people to sign up. do you think this will have an impact? you could have pets singing
0 good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. chris christie and bridge kelly are playing some serious defense over the bridgegate scandal. she s his former deputy chief of staff who wrote in a message, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. it snowballed from there. new jersey democrats have issued subpoenas for kelly to turn over her documents and her electronic devices. one goal is to find out if governor christie was involved with the lane closures. on monday, her lawyer said she will not comply with the subpoena saying unfettered access to her information could reveal highly confidential communications not related to the bridge scandal. christie is just fine with kelly pleading the fifth. these people all have lawyers not involved with the lane closures. the most important issue is did i know anything about the plan to close these lanes, did i authorize it, did i know about it, did i approve it, did i have any knowledge of it beforehand? the answer is sti
work force, but they still make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. you re just a woman with a small brain. that is wrong. and in 2014, it s an embarrassment. women deserve equal pay for equal work. republicans sit tight while the president fights for fair pay. it is time to do away with workplace policies that belong in a madmen episode. when women succeed, america succeeds. [ applause ] joining us tonight, connie shultz. she s a contributor to parade magazine. your reaction to the gop overall. they sat right there when the president was making correct and very profound statements about women in our society and in the workplace. what was your reaction looking at this? well, i was encouraged that
0 cost jobs and hurt minorities and young people. show me the numbers. they don t exist. harkin hit the nail right on the head. earlier today, harkin gave a passionate senate floor speech on passing the minimum wage. working people have to turn to the safety net for food stamps and all other kinds of things just to help them get by. a recent study found that our taxpayers have to pick up the tab for millions of working families to the tune of about $240 billion a year. these are people who work, but they re making minimum wage. isn t it interesting that one lawmaker in the house just throws this stuff out, but the other gentleman over in the senate who has the bill to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, which the president referenced last night, he comes out with numbers. you see facts matter. and numbers don t lie. the current minimum wage is corporate welfare to the tune of $240 billion a year. it s no wonder republicans want to keep the minimum wage so low. it helps the co