responsibility, and some of my best friends are fiscally irresponsible. get us out of this hot public hell. for matt welch and peter suderman, i'm kennedy. thank you very much, good night. lou: good evening new evidence tonight speaker boehner has the impression he cannot trust the white house. along with more reasons why the republican party cannot be able to trust john boehner. we begin with thwhite house senior obama advisers telling valerie jarrett that speaker boehner is working in concert with the way house on immigration legislation'' mack we have a commitment from speaker boehner who is very frustrated while pushing t message of the window between now and august to get something done he

repeated that statement leading to the backpedal but as we have reported here extensively he has changed his mind on comprehensive immigration reform at least 10 times since last july. on april 24th, he openly mocked his republican colleagues for not going along with the immigration reform. >> the appetite amongst my colleagues were doing this is not real good. this guy is back here with a camera but here is the attitude. don't make me do this. this is too hard. you should hear them. >> of february 6 he declared immigratioreform is no longer on that house agenda this year. >> there is widespread doubt whether this administration can be trusted to enforce our laws. it will be difficult to move

any immigration legislation until the change. lou: one week earlier he pitched in amnesty proposal at the retreat to tell reporters that oppose retreat news conference i think it is time to deal with it. with his weekly house leadership news conference he said he was undecided october 2013 was hopeful of about moving legislation and a fielding a share on the 15th of july 2 ys before that he had called the immigration reform unlikely. he claimed the reason was because he could not get a least have the caucus of board. so hoodie believing and why is he so conflicted and confused? is at the white house or speaker boehner? we will take it up with former president bush spokesperson and mercedes in

moments. so donald sterling makes it clear he will not go down without a fight. of and t the battle that lies ahead and the reaction he expects from the players and the lead. dow jones industrial average reboding slightly and michael collins joins us with his elbow, the market. the midterm elections 171 days away the washington post is predicting a very good results for the republicans. the normally liberal post broadcast it has a 77 percent chance to take the senate to establish majority control. chris joins us in former spokesperson for george debut bush.

let me begin with you. that is a terrific margin by any standard but it sipped five points from the previous estimate. are you concerned? >> we always should be concerned. this means theepublican candidates have to hit the ball hard and make the home run. debt will be about making sure they stay odd message with those of, policies to focus on the failure of obamacare and we have a very motivated base to have a great chance to win but it will take that to election day. lou: to the lest fox news poll showing it would go for the democratic candidate 40 percent lead support the

republican that was the reverse last month. to the republicans take too much for granted already?? >> if anydy can botch that but the margins they looked at our solid if you are in the '70s sound that is solid. the numbers have gone down and it has the effect over time and they have to remain guarded between now and election day. and also to guard their left flank with the news media that will do everything they can between now and election day. lou: valerie jerry said her comments were lost in translation. theact is that neither are offering that i would call a

very convincing case of what was said or not said. neither coming out very trustworthy. your thoughts? >> i trust speaker boehner over from the rage garett. lou: i thought you would say that but we went through 10 instances who has reversed when the did 80 degrees of less than one year but still you fight him implacable. >> if the other eight jerry to wants reform bill last in shinnies to do is say the she has a commitment she has lost her chances right there. i seek speaker boehner he struggles very much. lou: you said a divisive issue nobody has spent more divisive them the speaker boehner attacking his own caucus. >> you should ner a

attack your own caucus sim that is the good point for him but he would like to get immigration reform done. lou: so what's. who cares? i don't care what he wants to do. the but he would just like to step out. >> but with the broken immigration system i place you continue to see that. >> it is not half as broken. >> them border security is clearly part of fixings the immigration problem. the issue is the legal pathway to citizenship. if you take that off the table it would make reform war possible. lou: why did he pass on to the solution and they have leadership and then he starts to cry like marco

rubio and wanting too with a of a gang of eight. >> john baker has evolved repeatedly in the republican can put -- caucus is a complicated place to be but valerie jarrett claims something that apparently was completely untrue and seems t to contest that with her lost in translation line she did not hear it directly but this further poisons the well. honestly they have never been good with politics they don't have good relationships, andhis only serves to further poison that prospect to do anything with immigration before you get into the weeds with border security and amnesty. this is just the kind of thing that poisons the conversation. lou: go back to the hou

judiciary. i endorse the plan. that was one of the most carefully constructed set of legislation of all that is required this deal has ben frustrating everyone for eight years. >> but would never get through the us senate. ey don't want the immigration bill to be successful even though they could desperately use a victory themselves. they would rather have the issue to demonize republicans we have heard the same song but it remains the same and this administration is more interested in the politics of demonizing the and getting anything done as is evidenced by the last 56 years of this administration

lou: i find the language that cold air us under the file and obscene with his show where steven colbert went after karl rove using profanity. but my question is what should the republican party do when that occurs? nobody demands an apology he was over the top, a vicious vicious, and nasty, demonizing, vilifying. >> that is what they do to a lot of strategist. lou: they went further than they have never gone before with any individual. this is a special antique case. >> is very unfortunate but karl rove is -- -- brilliant political strategist and not running for office so the standards are different if you're running for officeor

not. it goes back to the msnbc post that they attack sarah taylor and then say somethinalong the same lines. >> but to do something to tolerate this contact is steve suerved. >> honestly the republicans don't have the available resources we don't have a hollywood or "saturday night live" for comedy central they can beicious and there are never any consequences. the only thing we have to combat is the truth. most of what carl process it is legitimate except the 30 day part. lou: going immediately into the weeds of the substance rather an the issue which is a vicious personal attack lou: i'm sorry i have to

leave it there. >> it is par for the cars -- for the course. >> he has thic skin and he can handle it. lou: good luck karl rove. the head of the ida reportedly backed down after criticizing the president's joint sentencing policies have generated headlines since january when she slammed the obama adnistration bore on drugs and criticized obama for saying it is no more harmful than alcohol and spoke out of the efforts to ease sentences for drug dealers but she has now changed her tone. eric colder called for in for a meeting last month and told her to tellhe of my. apparently shewould toe the line. stay with us.

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going into the six month process to back away from the enriching uranium in exchange for easing sanctions we have done our part. we have these distinctions. there is no indicator data step back to make for a centrifuge they will not give up on what they have already. but now perhaps to talk about another six month extension on the top. they play as well and we just ride the train. lou: is a central point that those are necessary for the production of a weapon. that is given too little attention and as you point out and it is the last thing they say willing to give up. we also know they are working on detonators for nuclear weapons they have

been questioned and have yet to give a complete and full accounting they told the united nations those detonators are for civilian purposes. i have a hard time to come up with the reason for a full-scale detonator for a civilian purpose so we see them wrking on icbm clearly a nuclear weapon and we need to be worried about that as we make fools of ourselves to not break down. but israel has to be worried that is the target. lou: but most people are remarkably patient with national secuty and resistance on the line. >> absolutely. this president -- we have had problems between the two

including netanyahu but he has the lives of the citizens on his back the safety and protection and security of israel. i don't think the israeli are ready to continue to go and as they continue to march to that nuclear weapon but they also say it is there intention to wipe israel off the map. lou: turning to the ukraine ukraine, secretary kerry warned again that there will be new sanctions on russia is ukrainian vote is any way disrupted, presumablyy russian influence. another warning, a grave consequences again about this administration. what was -- what mt putin be thinking? >> at least he did not draw a line in the sand but just

like the iranians vladimir putin plays as well crimea will never be turned back and west will never have access the way it used to. no question those soviet agents of influence are lling seeds of discontent with the possible vote coming up on if people want to secede from the rest of the ukraine. if it goes to civil war. europe can stand by a little bit but at the end of the day they have the energy and trade concerns. so in some respect i don't think we have any great influence on putin. he knows what to do looks like a mediator but the entire time his operatives are in eastern ukraine stirring the pot to make sure they have support from a to get people killed and

the ultimate goal is that russia will have eastern ukraine if not all of its at some pot. lou: to aircraft carriers helicopter attack ships made by france on their way to russia no sought to delay in any fashion and despite the sanctions. europe is on its own way flanks and it does not look like the nato alliance ever conceived to deal with any effective leader like vladimir putin who seems intent like he will have his way. >> exactly. look at the russia and estonia and latvia he probly has hi eyessof them. now talking nato. not they would do anything in the immediate future but he could use as a

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the world of political correctness has an unlikely victim. camels. students at the university of st. thomas and minnesota said they were forced to cancel a the house statement after complaints bringing a camel onto campus will offend some of those of literal -- middle eastern cultures some from saudi arabia look differently. they're so upset their camels are blamed for spreading mers their posting pictures of themselves kissing the camel's. lou: st. thomas's quite a school. they should be proud. politically correct? we will be right back. stay with us. >>eld fires still burning hot of control in southern california now turning

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like the past two with three days they are about 100 miles per hour. it is 10% contained and local authorities say this area is far from safe. >> fire season has begun. is was predicted by fire officials in january that this would be the worst fire season ever in the san diego region. we already see their words have come true everybody needs to be prepared not if we will have a fire but when. >> betted is due to the drought conditions they did get colbert conditions today d expected tomorrow and sunday as well that is good news. they found one burned body

at a homeless camping carlsbad and three people have then arrested for attempting to start fires but they say that apparently they have nonot been linked to any of the larger fires that burned homes likehose behind me. those are still under investigation. lou: ed will carr report -- reporting. general motors agreed to pay a record $35 million fine to settle of federal investigation into the 10 year delay of the ignition switch recall. it would cause them to shut off while driving causing 13 deaths. does not include civil lawsuits or criminal investigation by federal and local governments and does not include a compensation package for the victims that could be worked out in the future. a cop and a mailman hailed as heroes after they stop a runaway truck caught on dash

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how a cat can throw a ball but you probably wonder how a cat could pilaf a flying karate kick on a dog. now the quotation of the evening with the fights against political correctness. because if we allow others to control our living wage and we allow them to control our thought. none other than a gnome chomsky. it is a process of free creation but the manner of which the principals are used is free and buried even the interpretation involves a process of recreations. >> you will think he would not be of the and of political correctness. the bill be right back. >> banned for life from the

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i think the fine is a small fine. but maybee if he pays the fine he thinks he is wrong so i am not sure what the lawyers advise him to do. lou: i think you're reasonable, you talk about conciliation, incredibly sensitive on this issue. do you think phil leave will move toward your posion or any way that this can be resolved in the amicable or effective way the organization has satisfied and the owner? >> a couple thoughts. my first thought is instead of him saying he made a mistake but nobody believes him right now. even his friends. just say i had racist thoughts i am a bad person

want to become a better person and then try to gain the trust. i understand if you are raised a certain way then you will become that person. i was raised in a rough environment. i had a dysfunctional household then i was dysfunctional. but on the other hand, he shed kits minorities more involved, andd go speak at black or latino or white communities to have open a dialogue and talk about racism that is what he should do. lou: s has been extraordinary the way the people rushed to divide up his property that gives him a sympathetic positi. that i know he does not deserve but the opposite of

what they try to achieve. do youhink they have lost their chance to seize and sell the clippers? >> i don't think so. every american has a right to fight. it is a free world. go to court, make an argument he is not doing anything wrong once again. the tape was a private tape. but he should just be honest to the players and owners. lou: will they forgive him? >> i am not sure. he has to be honest but then that puts you in a situation to be sued and then lose the team. i am not sure what his advisers are thinking but to

get on the public side start there. lou: that is sage counsel. come back soon. last night on the "a team" we talked about the sterlings scandal but after the show reid joined the cast of rabbi -- read by an twitter fans suggest that we're better suited for the big screen. i uld not agree more. he is calling for a remake of white men can jump in here are some shots from last night "red eye." good luck everybody. >> what is it like to be rich and handsome? lou dobbs lets you into his success.

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things get fancy we tn to the president of paul holland balanced fund the market managed despite all the talk of the correction of the end of the world against. >> but can we talk about your buck first -- the book for. >> have you read it? >>. [laughter] let's go to the market. [laughter] great to have to hear. >> if you look at the headline people in the market it has done very badly. it is flat fo the year after being up 30% people are worried about the right things and putin and housing and everything they can worry about so there is a period where stocks arflat

and the really expensive crazy stuff from amazon and twitter it is supposed to happen in the market. but the overall market is okay. lou: does that mean we will not have a correction in your view? >> he is smart enough not to answer yes or no but we always get a correction when you least expected but has not had a serious correction in about 15 months. to talk about this regularly is the federal reserve continues to print money that is up pretty simple concept. lou: i have been trying toots' trip you up. [laughter] but the market even though it is flat it feels terrible

@%ere is a headline the market will plummet and i told you so. it will be a disaster. and also talking about 25% a sickening feeling in his gut what are your thoughts? >> i learned a long time ago he may be right. if anything it was made the market's reaction today looking like it was headed for a correction type of day. this has been one of the most unsatisfying markets for those who are bearish because they cannot make money on the downside so out of the market is painful. lou: does that do that just

to annoy people. [laughter] >> it fools most people most of the time but overall if you try to get cute with us one-third of all the stuff i yield of over 2.5%. i could repeat that slowly the yield is over 2.5% fed treasury bonds don't yield that. that is part of what the federal reserve. lou: great to see you. lou: great to see you. up next my commentary when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states,

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lou: in the republican party can be quite something. let me be clear i have no patience whatsoever in the lowe's a socialism you think i'm a connatural board republican? but it seldom works out that way i do detest big government but i am no fan of big business that swallows whole the consumers and employees alike leaving little room for the individual. i love small business and entrepreneurs well there should be a lot less red tape almost everywhere i also see a need and a place for regulators and some industries and all capital markets. the republican party is not the natural home of anyone to hold competing ideas in their heads simultaneously. the rnc last year came up with a report on their failure to win the 2012

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and friends and agreed to on many issues and then came to the realization of the damned. i amir republican. the rnc is under the impression the best way to drive loyalty that i stumbled into it. let me offer another suggestion. why don't use sold t-shirts with the big picture of obama and a slogan i will bdm to. i of the commander in chief. because he is the one who has stumbled onto something simply they were unprepared for a and must me often surprised by the results. i like that better. don't you? >> author of tonight's comments will be sent a copy of my book "border war" coat written by teeeighteen

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