concert is very different than the monthly cost that the healthcare is going to be for these young millennials. i personally don t think it s going to work. actually, concert january 16th. give them a plug. it s on youtube. it s 8 hours. you know what i suspect is that some group on the other side of the political spectrum may try to get stars on the other part of the political spectrum. they might have dueling telethon. that would be smart. republicans in show biz to come out of closet. that s the problem. it s i suppose then they wouldn t be looking togot n youtube. it would certainly give us good talk here on the record which hollywood group has the greatest strength. true. it would be kind of hard to beat adam levine the sexiest man alive. you never know. we will see. janine, thank you as always. thank you, greta. and straight ahead. an american pastor held in a brewery iranian president.
it s about who can shape the moment if someone can. and this is a wide-open race for that, and. neil: you wouldn t dismiss the washington post. not at all. ted cruz, ran paul, and rick santorum. i wouldn t dismiss any only them. three and a half years is an eternity in presidential politics. or new york politics. right now the closest thing to sure bet is hillary clinton. i of she decides to run then you can pretty up go out on a limb and say she would clear the field, walk away with the nomination. neil: i disagree. go ahead. i think the moment is no one has shaped she cannot run as a candidate of the conventional what is going on now neil: not a given. not a given. neil: hard to beat right now. she has two tsunamis of good will coming at her, which are
guy s brilliant. anyway, jon stewart. back to hardball, hard to beat that line by stewart and the clip showing how shameless self centeredness runs in congress these days, but when it comes to sequester cuts, you see it clearly. as soon as they are inconvenienced, they acts, but when it comes to the poor and the old who really depend on these government programs, that s not so urgent. in addition to meals on wheels, the partially subsidized program that delivers meals to the elderly, right now, funding for public housing assistance, special education, the head start program for young kids, disadvantaged kids, kids at risk, helps preschoolers, it s all in trouble right now. vincent is director of the meals and wheels association of america and david corn is our own, msnbc analyst. you and i can talk about anything, but this guy does
oh, right. because it s the problem from the sequester that affects they don t about meals on wheels unless it s rolling down an aisle. our executive producer said, anybody could have thought of that, but only one guy did, the guy s brilliant. anyway, jon stewart. back to hardball, hard to beat that line by stewart and the clip showing how shameless self centerness runs in congress these days, but when it comes to sequester cuts, you see it clearly. as soon as they are inconvenienced, they acts, but when it comes to the poor and the old who really depend on these government programs, that s not so urgent. in addition to meals on wheels, the partially subsidized program that delivers meals to the elderly, right now, funding for public housing assistance, special education, the head start program for young kids,
ashore in alaska is among the first pieces of debris to arrive from last year s tsunami in japan. a japanese teenager whose name was written on the ball has been contacted and is expected to receive it back in the mail. how is san francisco doing? it s great. have y all been out there lately? fabulous city. one of the best two or three. it s been one of my favorite two or three cities. i went there three or four years ago. a great ballpark. there were concerns there. the ballpark, a great team. great team. it s very hilly. i noticed that, too. his one complaint. pick up on that when you go. i saw the streets of san francisco. it s not like i never get out. that is. you know, as far as personality goes, big cities, it s hard to beat san francisco in chicago. i have a daughter who lives there. in san francisco? yeah. you have a daughter who lives