0 complete hypocrisy? you know, you re sitting there making rational arguments why they might have done it, what they re up to. every one of them says this goes against the constitution. right. our founders and framers. every one of them. barack obama himself. they re all on record. all saying that this is bad for the country, would divide the country. you re not there saying they re hypocrites. i want to hear you first of all i got to say one thing first. we re all patriots. just because we don t agree i want to hear you say they are hypocrites. they are. both sides. in 2005 they didn t do it, rick. i m sorry. when they stand up there and they make speeches and say this is what we think we should do but they didn t do it. come on. so the democrats were okay with it in april. no, no. i think right now i don t like a parliament. we have a congress. where were you in 2005? where is the power of why weren t you criticizing the democrats for bad
0 there? i imagine it s still rather chaotic? reporter: certainly. we know at least three terminals, terminal 1, 2 and 3 are shut down at this hour. in fact, all three are over my left shoulder there. over the last hour or so, we have seen police cars screaming down this region, going right up into l.a.x. so we know there is still a very active investigation under way. there have been dozens and dozens of spectators here outside l.a.x. we re about 100 yards away from the very front entrance to l.a.x. they re not allowing the public to go beyond the police barricade or the media, for that matter, just to our to my right-hand side. so we know it s a very active scene here. many folks out here. we have seen passengers who have been wheeling their carry-on and their checked luggage down this walkway, walking at least blocks, if not a mile or so, to reach a cab or a car outside of the airport. we know there have been people who have asked us, are we allowed to go into the airport at thi
0 dot, dot, dot, network reporters and people on tv are having a hard time saying something nice about it or positive about it. someone needs to get some medication over to msnbc really fast. because that is the opposite of the truth. look, this is the problem that they re having. they re having a hard time telling the truth about obama care. how many times was did the president tell us that it was going to cut costs? when it didn t. how many times did he tell us it wasn t a tax when it was. how many times did he tell us you could keep your insurance when you can t. this is an epidemic of dishonesty. and yet reporters won t report it, and poor ed schultz is saying that it s just so positive that nobody dares talk about it. bozell is wrong on all accounts. across the board he s wrong. hannity has now been reduced to defending junk insurance policies. and i wonder if he knows that most junk insurance policies only last about a year, when people actually figure out they look, i believ
0 hey, guys, come on. i ve got some new tea for you to drink. it ain t going to happen. this is nothing but false hope. i will be stunned if we don t default. i will be stunned if there is a deal. now meanwhile, the backdrop of all of this, republicans who shut down the government are using our nation s veterans as pawns in their battle to win back political opinion. yeah, i constantly have to be ask yourself the question throughout all of this, where are the american people. what is our threshold. what do we want? well, we want a government that works, we want a government that s open and we want a deal that s going to give the middle class a chance in this country. americans overwhelmingbly blame republicans for the shutdown by a 22-point margin. that s a heck of a number. so why are the democrats even dealing with these people? with those numbers, the righties just keep getting desperate. on sunday, tea party all-star, you can t piecemeal it. this guy is inflammatory. listen to clay
0 room. the president didn t say yes, didn t say no. it wases a useful hour and however many minutes to the clarify where the parties stood. these are serious times. we have a huge deficit problem, a huge spending problem. it shouldn t have gotten though critical state before we got a negotiation with the president. it would have been nicer to avoid the crisis. this isn t a good way to operate. coming out of it, you are seeing progress. at least the staffs and leaders will be discussing into tonight. we put everything else on hold at this point. i think there is a glimmer of hope here. but, you know, the proof is in what comes out of the discussions that continue into tonight. would you characterize this as a negotiation? who did most of the talking and would you characterize it as a negotiation? no, sean. i don t think no. hopes. it s not resolved. when you ask who did the talking, the president does do a lot of the talking. for our side, certainly the speaker, the leader, our w