schumer has nothing. and he doesn't even have the guts to put it up for a vote.>neil: we did call chuck schumer's office and we heard something to the effect "are you kidding." no, kidding. but ours is one of the few microphones he did not venture to pass. >>guest: because he is a chicken. he has to face reality that this is all again a political ploy. >>neil: be that as it may what i wonder, senator, what happens here? say the court does find they have overstepped the bounds and goes too far, what will arizona do? >>guest: well, first i don't think that will happen. the supreme court has already ruled in arizona's favor involving employer sanction law where it says that arizona has the right to enforce the law in its own state and protect its citizens and economy, and, the supreme court will, again, issue a similar ruling and it will be 5-3 vote and well be successful. if not, we will look at other ways to secure our border and we have passed the bill in the arizona state senate sponsored by state senator smith to help build our own fence here in airs because th

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please welcome, amy schumer. >> thank you, so much. i really appreciate that.u. i know. i know you guys are thinking, like don't worry, amy. you'll bounce back. you're super interprety and guys really like your body type. thank you. that means a lot. i know i have a body type because of the way guys hit on me. guys come up and they're like, i like you. you're like a sturdy, you look like you could take a punch. i'm like, what! you're right, but -- so i'm dating now. it's so awkward. like, how do you ask someone to wear a condom? i say something cute, like, "you're gonna want to wear this, i've had a busy month!" [ laughter ] it's really funny. you can use that. so i'm on the road all the time. i'm killing it in the biz. thank you. but every week i do this local press, these interviews, and they ask the same questions. they're like, is it harder being a female comedian? >> no, it's not harder to be a female comic. i think we just get up here and bleed all over the stage. keep my ovaries down and my bobs up. we tell jokes like everybody else. it's just harder to

." >>> vamos con chad schumer.icial federal contra la sb 1070 ya regresamos. >>> continuando con "enfoque" desde washington dc. tenemos a el lustre senador del estado de new york. charles schumer. que ha hecho titulares de por entienden con la 1070. senador, gracias por estar con nosotros. hablaremos de la 1070. la corte suprema deslodz estados unidos. abordÓ el tema de la 1070 ¿como lo ve usted?. >>> los argumentos que vimos son preocupantes yo he aprendido como terminara el caso por las preguntas que hacen los magistrados al iniciar el proceso. pienso que la ley es clara, el gobierno federal es el Único encargado de inmigraciÓn. decir que puedes indagar el estatus migratorio por la persona como se viste. un indocumentado se viste diferente. el gobierno federal permite que una persona se identifique utilizando 52 diferentes tipos de documentos. arizona permite 7 si muestras uno de los 45 documentos no aceptados por arizona te detienen. eso no es algo aceptable. yo espero que la corte suprema elimine la 1070 creo q

please welcome, amy schumer. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate that. girl carrying her heels, like she just gave up, crying. it looks like she is melting, like, "why didn't anyone pick me!?" because you have puke on your tube dress. it's awkward. i was in a bathroom at a comedy club a couple weeks ago. there was a bathroom attendance. have you ever been like, oh sweet, a bathroom attendant! no. it's always just a big bag of awkward. you're never peeing thinking i'm not going to leave here without a star burst. no. i hope there's mystery perfume out there. so i go in and the bathroom attendant is like they're all full right now. you're going to have to wait a minute. and i was like, yeah, yeah i know how a bathroom works. like i was just going to start going rogue and pounding on all the stalls, what are you doing in there, with like a shif up and down p eeing in the spink, i do what i want. i come out. she hands me a paper towel. thank you. i would have just dripped like stigmata. now she's going to think it's a race thing. i just wanted to say that be

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the senior democratic senator from new york and member of the judiciary committee, chuck schumer, joins us live. >>> finally, a special "meet the press" roundtable led by joe scarborough, insight and analysis on the politics of 2012. with tom friedman and david brooks from the "new york times." contributor editor for "time" magazine, jon meacham, former democratic congressman harold ford and msnbc's mika brzezinski. vi >>> good morning. the final 48 hours before the key wisconsin primary. >> this was an uphill battle for me if you look back three or four weeks ago. now we're looking like we're going to win this thing. >> the next three days, shake this place up. >> well, tuesday could be rick santorum's last chance to shake up the race and he joins us now from wisconsin. senator santorum, good morning and welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you, savannah, good to be with you. >> you have spent the week bowling and shuffleboarding your way through wisconsin yet our poll has romney ahead by seven points. you call yourself the candidate of the rust belt of the midwest. can you affor

is between senator schumer and a television camera. that holds true today. look, you know, do you think it was an accident that he scheduled this hearing for the day before the supreme court took up the issue? of course not. it's all got to do with politics and the election. and that's unfortunate because i am confident that we could sit down together and work out a dream act and work out comprehensive legislation on immigration. but senator schumer doesn't mention the fact that the president of the united states had overwhelming majorities in both houses of congress for two years. did you ever see an immigration reform bill before the united states congress by the administration when the president had the majorities in both houses? of course not. now he's using this as a cajole to isolate the hispanic vote. have you to give him some credit, they are succeeding to some degree. >> greta: but explain that to me o. july 1, 2010, the president gave a speech on illegal immigration, i went up and sat through the speech. he had the house and the senate, both democr

charles schumer has entered the hearing room. this hearing is focused on arizona's immigration law, which goes before the supreme court tomorrow. court will determine the constitutionality of the law that allows local police officers to check the immigration status of someone they think could be an illegal immigrant. aamong the witnesses, arizona state senator who wrote the law and a senate legislator who wants to repeal it. >>> we mentions the supreme court is considering the constitutionality of ard ar's immigration law tomorrow. justices are considering whether arizona has the authority to enforce the immigration law or if the federal government has exclusive authority when it comes to immigration. you can hear oral arguments on friday night on c-span at 8:00 eastern. >>> good morning, everyone. the hear willing come to order. today's hearing, we will be discussing the constitutionality and prudence of the many state and local immigration laws enacted during the past few years. in 2011 alone, state legislators from across the

while senator schumer is likely to include this language in any legislation, it is not a slam dunk. as the professor told us, there will be different versions of different bills. now, gutierrez's office has been quiet on their version. it is critical that lgbt couples are included in the house and senate versions of comprehensive immigration reform. is a quality-based legislation is critical for the tens of thousands of gay or lesbian couples living in exile, illegally, in fear, in detention, or perhaps separated from loved ones. california makes up a large percentage of bi-national couples, and with special notes -- social networking, it has probably tripled. the largest percentage is from the bay area. i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this iconic city to fail in its local by not placing this as a critical element regarding any advocacy modifying legislation. the city of santos, has its work cut out for it. it must stand for all its residents. well certainly is committed to strong support immigration reform, it is apparent there will impose the

find out why jon kyl refused to show up for senator schumer. rick cline is here next.isturbing news over the north korean peninsula. north korea is threatening to reduce south korea to ashes. we have almost 30,000 troops on the border. is this threat real? john bolton goes on the record. plus what does elbowing in the head get you, let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this fr

but the underlying issue goes back to the immigration law itself. >> senator schumer just murmured to me, most don't have any other options. california is a state that the can't use the h 2 a program, the visitor program. so the it depends on a large skilled rotating generally undocumented of coat terry of about 600,000 workers. for 81,000 farms. i.c.e. swoopes in, farmers can't plant, they can't harvest. they can't can. and this has been happening. i want to bring it to your attention. and you know, it's a hard problem but if this body won't take action, you're going to put ag -- we're going to put agout of business. and i'm really concerned about it. so if there is any thought you might have, i would very much appreciate them. and the last point i wanted to raise with you is another long-standing issue of mine, and it's the visa waiver program and biometric exit. for many years, i've been trying to get data on visa overstays for each country to no avail thus far. last month, dhs assistant secretary david hay man informed me that by june of this year, dhs will have a fully operationa

now going with obama and schumer saying they threaten the court -- schumer saying if you don't overturnuce legislation. they ought to have a sense that the republic endures after election day. there is a principle at stake. newt gingrich attacked the supremacy an he was attacked by republicans and conservatives for opposing a principle. in the end, d democracy has to have an arbitor. >> if the justices have eyes to see they notice the measure that senator schumer talks about is reversing the court to rural the arizona law can go forward is going nowhere. they might ram it through the senate but it will go nowhere in the house of representatives. >> once the court decides, it's decided. >> one of the questions is that is this a setup to run against the congress? republican house. and to run against the u.s. u.s. supreme court? if healthcare comes back, shooting it down. if arizona comes back upholding arizona. >> the problem here, you know is that the white house, the democrats on capitol hill view the court right now as a conservative court. an activist conservative court. you have seve

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we reached out to senator schumer, as we always do.nce. >> congressman, good do have you, so, you say that he should butt out. right? >>guest: that dog and pony show that senator schumer put up in the senate side of capitol hill was really cowardly because here we have a senator and administration using this for political helps, and it had the audacity to take arizona officials and, really, the citizen of arizona, to task for doing what the federal government should be doing and that is enforcing federal immigration laws. >>neil: so you could argue, congressman, that republicans have been saying they don't like the court, ultimately rule on the health care law, they will take action in their own hands in the house of representatives and the senate and try to swap it down, themselves legislatively. isn't that effectively what chuck schumer is doing on the arizona thing? >>guest: well, i think that the fact of the matter is when you bring a hearing together the day's the supreme court is going to be hearing oral arguments on a certain pi

find out why jon kyl refused to show up for senator schumer. rick cline is here next.isturbing news over the north korean peninsula. north korea is threatening to reduce south korea to ashes. we have almost 30,000 troops on the border. is this threat real? john bolton goes on the record. plus what does elbowing in the plus what does elbowing in the head get you, [ male announcer ] we imagined a vehicle that could adapt to changing road conditions. one that continually monitors and corrects for wheel slip. we imagined a vehicle that can increase emergency braking power when you need it most. and we imagined it looking like nothing else on the road today. then...we built it. the 2012 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. for exceptional offers greetings from the people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been practicing how to talk like a true chicagoan. switching to geico could save you

the only democrats to show up were dick durbin and chuck schumer. the focus was on this arizona 1070 law which has been very much in the news. going on the idea that you talked about it. the police officers if they suspected someone being in the country illegally or the state illegally could have an immigration check. listen to chuck schumer talk about that with the author of that law. >> do you think dress is an inappropriate measure? when you have a reason to stop somebody because of their dress? i would ask you, if it's not inappropriate, what does an illegal immigrant dress like? >> mr. chairman, almost all, when you train a police officer, i've been in this business a long time in law enforcement public safety. it is a compilation of issues that ten to raise the level of suspicion to the level of probable cause. >> reporter: so there you sort of see is back and forth. why have this hearing the day before the supreme court is going to hear this case? chuck schumer democrats announced if the supreme court upholds arizona's controversial immigrati

we are advised that took schumer will introduce same-sex reform in january 2010.we are also told that passage by the spring is imperative. congressman good cheer rest will introduce comprehensive immigration reform for the house apparently in the next few weeks of around thanksgiving. while senator schumer is likely to include this language in any legislation, it is not a slam dunk. as the professor told us, there will be different versions of different bills. now, gutierrez's office has been quiet on their version. it is critical that lgbt couples are included in the house and senate versions of comprehensive immigration reform. is a quality-based legislation is critical for the tens of thousands of gay or lesbian couples living in exile, illegally, in fear, in detention, or perhaps separated from loved ones. california makes up a large percentage of bi-national couples, and with special notes -- social networking, it has probably tripled. the largest percentage is from the bay area. i would be remiss -- i believe it would be remiss of san francisco for this icon

i cannot tell you what his bill will look like, what senator schumer's bill will look like. what i can say it is all those pieces work together to ultimately come up with something that is hopefully, at least, something that we can create a foundation from. comprehensive immigration reform has to be broad enough to make -- give us the foundation to build more, but i do not think it will be done at that point. there will be a lot of issues that will not happen in the first go round that will need to be perfected, but me to do enough to turn immigration into something that is not so politicized and is more about really getting down to the problems. i wanted to address briefly some by pointing out, you cannot always tell what will happen based on one set of votes. in the dhhs appropriations bill for 2010, in the senate, and there were a lot of horrible amendments to make e-verify mandatory, inshore every inch of the fence was real, we get ensure every inch of the fence was real, not virtual. -- ensure every inch of the fence was real, not virtual. a lot of people said, my goodn

make and use them to get a phone call as soon as possible to rep gutierrez's office and senator schumer's office to tell them how important it is to have comprehensive reform here and that it must include our gay and bi-national couples. we need to ensure he receives the message from san francisco this week or it might be too late, that lgbt families matter equally and there is no comprehensive immigration reform until we are all included. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. it takes a lot of courage to share your experiences and put a human face on the immigration issue, so you are an inspiration to us. to our panelists, we are going to shorten the questions because i want to be sensitive to you want to speak. the commission has asked that we set aside public speaking time. to our panelists, after hearing the testimony from the individuals that are here tonight, which put to the human face on cir, what strikes you the most about what you have heard, and under cir, how can negative practices, including criminal conviction, be dealt with differently? i will start with mary. >> thank you. i

schumer can run the bill. may get it out of his committee, that's where it will die. it's a popular ville, he doesn't even probably get it out of the senate i guarantee how to even get it heard in the house. >> senator, was it worth your while to come out here today? >> absolutely. again, i wrote the bill. i fill obligated to defend it, and even though you worry about decorum and able to say what's needs to be said, i think it's important that i come out here and represent. >> even though will were only two senators, you think it was productive? >> doesn't mat fer there was 2 or 15 up there. where the story is told is in the media. i hope they cover it well. >> there were a lot of youth mentioned during this hearing. what is your message to them and their speck cases? will you want to see them leave the country? >> i wouldn't put them in that position, because my heart goes out to them. again, we've already covered this. those exceptions, no blanket policy, just forgiving those who broke the law. those are good kids. my heart goes out. i'm not apologetic for having sa

, chairman schumer will remember this, i believe senator bennett, our friend out in colorado, told us that the combined expenditures total independent expenditures, far overwhelmed both the totals for both candidates both democrat and republican. do you -- do you see when we're moving down the road where as we get into 2012 and 2014 where we have elections where the combined spending of super pacs and independent expenditures are well beyond what the candidate is spending. is this a good trend? is it something that better was in the voters what candidates' positions are? do you think this is good for democracy? mr. werthheimer? >> no. and nor do i think the solution is to remove the contribution limb pits the studies have shown almost all of ut super pac ads are negative attack ads. but we believe that one of of the steps that should be taken and can be taken is to end the candidate-specific super pacs of the type we have seen in the presidential election. those super pacs can be eliminated. when the supreme court ruled in citizens united that that corporate independent expenditures t