right, the bar tenders were going to get the word out. this letter mentions when you get to church, because it s sunday. you re supposed to tell all your neighbors and people that you hung out and co-workers about this. by then it will be too late. ultimately the white house is saying we don t believe we can do it. you ve got to do it, and if you sign up, it s a good thing to do. it s almost peer pressure as opposed to logical argumentation. let s talk about robert gibbs. when he held the press corps news conference every day, he was a pretty tough guy. he says this was the worst year but 2011 was pretty bad too, what does it tell you? they re desperate. they still haven t figured out what to do.
great way to get the enamel off your teeth. that s right. brian, we got to take down the christmas decorations so after work, grab that tupperware. we ll tut in for next year. where do i keep it? down in the basement. i get to keep it here? exactly right. maybe under the couch. i m outside. by the way, robert gibbs, if he would like to ever help us on the weather, he s always invited. he s been a good friend of the show. he s been on many, many times. meanwhile, let s take a look at what s going on. as you can see, line of thunderstorms moving through portions of florida. also some stuff in the mid atlantic, the balance of the country is for the most part nice and dry. next match shows you the temperatures coast to coast in the 48 connected states as you head out the door, somebody would push the button we ll see what the temperatures are right now. apparently nobody is going to push the button. if robert gibbs were here right now, he could push the button for me and in the
there s what s in the press, so we really don t know. i thought it was telling that earlier this year, gibbs went on the record saying i would like a more senior policy oriented post in the government. in essence, i m tired of being press secretary. make me in essence like axelrod or rove, make me a senior advisor. the fact they re leaving. the president said very nice things about him and he said he s going to be in washington but he ll be an outside advisor. look, having been in the white house and then having left the white house, let me tell you. once you re out of that information flow and once you re out of the day to day at the white house, you know, you might be able to advise about the campaign, but you can no longer be an effective advisor to the president except on big things and that s saying things to the president he s already heard from his people. robert gibbs said a couple of gaffes in the last couple of months that he had to retract. you don t think he did that on p
robert gibbs says they don t need to worry because for a repeal to actually happen, it needs to get through the senate and be signed by the president and he says that s not going to happen. this is symbolic. they understand that this is not going to land on the president s desk. it s not likely to pass the senate. that this is a bit of hough and puff. and that rules committee that we re talking about meets up in a tiny little room which now features three big cameras because the new republican chairman david dryer from california said if republicans took control of the house, he was going to put cameras in. that made one democrat yesterday so uncomfortable, jim mcgovern from california he said with all the lenses on him, he felt he was going through a medical exam to which the guy who put in cameras said i don t want to know what that looks like. everybody got a big laugh. it s kind of tense up there already. they re going over stuff for next week. today on the house floor, they ll
was up there. let me tell you what else is happening besides robert gibbs removal or departure. new information this morning on the death of disabled 10-year-old zahara baker. relatives who spoke to the girl s stepmother claim that she died from natural causes after being sick. the father dismembered her body to cover up the death. the reason, they have been in the country illegally and scared being deported to australia. remains were discovered in november in south carolina. everyday substances can be used to make chemical bombs. speaking exclusively to fox news s catherine herridge, napolitano says counterterrorism communities need to expand their watch chemical welfare and very straight forward and that s to protect the safety and security of goods and commerce as that moves around the world and to