steve king -- here is steve king, republican from iowa.host: how much pushback is john boehner going to get from inside his party caucus? guest: that is the $10 million question. steve king is very clear on his point of view. he could well be right. but we just don't know, which is one of the reasons why this particular next six months is so interesting. he does not believe what republican strategists say, that you need the hispanic vote for the republican party to survive. he believes that any hispanics that are out there are probably going to vote democrat in a matter what your -- going to vote democrat no matter what. he thinks you are flouting the base, like our caller from arkansas, we said that we don't want to see this happen. is thing about steve king that it is not entirely clear how many people actually believe him and the hard-core conservative -- the republican study committee, about 70 members. a lot of these guys spend time thinking about things other than immigration. they're looking at government spending, very hard-core in

you've got people saying stuff like this, steve king is famous for doing this to you guys, for everyictorian there's a hundred other dreamer kids that weigh 130 pounds and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. doesn't that kind of rhetoric from the republican party offend you or bother you and why don't you speak out more strongly against those kinds of almost intorer ens comments? >> i think the most important thing i can do in faith and freedom is talk about what we're for and not what we're against. the interesting thing about the debate is there are a lot of things we can agree on. >> aren't you against comments like that? >> that doesn't reflect my vi views. i've never said anything like that. steve king is a friend of mine, he's a great representative for the state of iowa -- >> you're a top political strategist. i'm asking you a tough question here. >> mm-hmm. >> you just said on the one hand we all know that you've been a good champion on some of this stuff, at the same time you say your friend says stuff

steve king -- here is steve king, republican from iowa. host: how much pushback is john boehner going to get from inside his party caucus? guest: that is the $10 million question. steve king is very clear on his point of view. he could well be right. but we just don't know, which is one of the reasons why this particular next six months is so interesting. he does not believe what republican strategists say, that you need the hispanic vote for the republican party to survive. he believes that any hispanics that are out there are probably going to vote democrat in a matter what your -- going to vote democrat no matter what. he thinks you are flouting the base, like our caller from arkansas, we said that we don't want to see this happen. is thing about steve king that it is not entirely clear how many people actually believe him and the hard-core conservative -- the republican study committee, about 70 members. a lot of these guys spend time thinking about things other than immigration. they're looking at government spending, very hard-core i

you're on with congressman steve king of iowa. my name is joe, i am a counselor. i help people. nt to just talk to you a little bit. i heard you said the president cannot be trusted. mr. king. said that ifident thehave -- we talk about aca. you call it obamacare. he said, if you have your plan, let me keep it there it explain myself before you make your statement. your plan your booklet. sends you a i have my booklet). it tells me and it tells you the same thing. you can change your plan if you wanted. it gives you information about that. if you do not want to change it, you do not change it. every year, we get that. he has not lied to anyone. you should be ashamed of yourself. all, i'd enjoy your company and your comments. to keep my plan. i did not have to line up every year and figure out how to ghost -- go shopping for a new plan any year. i was able to get a policy i wanted and keep the policy year by year. this year, i had to go on obamacare on the web than the policy i had over the last years, i like that policy. i was paying my share of the premiums. 28% of any member in

>> steve king. the second creepiest -- of course not.ot smoker, it's never going to happen. nor is it something i'd ever want to do. and i detect in some of these responses from republican congressmen that they are a little afraid of the disinfectant that is sunlight. and you should be afraid. be very afraid. >> so you were active, as you mentioned, in the 2012 election. you gave $1 million to priorities usa, the pro-obama super pac. do you have any favorites for 2016 is there anyone that you want to run, not for comedic purposes but for leadership? >> i thought you were going to ask do you have any money left. well, for my own selfish reasons i'd like to see ted cruz and rand paul and the rest of the insane clown posse run and i'm sure there will be people on the ride right who will be great d fodder for us. but i'm a patriot first so i want the most qualified people. i don't know who that is, anymore, on the right. there was chris christie. he was going to be the guy who bridged -- no pun intended -- the gap between the crazies and pot

. >> we will talk to steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling and health care. and lauren angle

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coming up this hour on washington journal, we will speak with steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling and health care. new york congressman eliot angle will give an update on syria afghanistan and iran. and some perspective on u.s.-france relations. ♪ >> good morning. it's tuesday, february 11. plenty of news from pennsylvania avenue. yesterday evening as house republicans finalize the bill that will raise the u.s. borrowing limit ahead of this debt ceiling deadline. meanwhile, the obama administration yesterday announced another delay of its affordable care act deadline. we will get to both of those stories this morning. let's focus on a washington free be

>> i went to book representative steve king, it was the wrong one. so -- >> in iowa? >> that's who i thought i was booking. >> it's tough to keep congressman straight sometimes. it is. >> that's true. >> especially some congressmen. >> i knew you were going to say that. cue the symbols. entertainment topics are already so light. they have such a low bar just to get their names straight. this is why i overprepare for tv appearances, because maybe a producer put that in his packet, so this happened on the ellen show, right? ellen's producer put travis barker, i think we have a picture of this, under pink's wife, carey heaart. and pink laughed and said, let's handle it with humor there. so mistakes are made, but you know, he maybe looks like him a little bit. >> good point. >> i might start to coin that strategy. >> if you're a regular "five" watcher, we have been tough on bob costas for some time for some of the stupid things he says when he ventures too far outside of the friendly confines of sports. you have to feel bad for the guy first. check out the eyes. first it

congressman steve king, republican from iowa, has been a vocal opponent and joins us live. so the speaker said part of it is because the president is going around modifying laws and not stick to go laws and how could we get the american people to trust us to pass immigration reform if we don't know the president len force it as you all would pass it. is that the only reason you think the speaker backed off on pushing for reform? >> it's far from the only reason, but it's the one that can be articulated the best a t resonates across the party. his overreach is starting to penetrate now. for about more than a year, there has been some intense polling that has gone on and the immigrant community has been examined by the pollsters thoroughly and we're starting to understand what it really means. freshmen and sophomore class are getting up to speed and learning the implications. jeff sessions has put out really good information on how this impacts the labor force. and the as the reality comes forward, i think its came together when 3 to 4 to 1 out of the american public said don

this morning we heard from michele bachmann and steve king. strangely the one thing we haven't heard much about is the veto of that arizona bill sb 1062, the one that made headlines across the country. and we do need to start with that veto, because it does seem to be the latest evidence of a recent wave building in this country for gay rights, a wave that started with doma and the supreme court last year, then made its way to kansas and arizona, one that can be seen today in kentucky and texas, and has some on the right crying ironically discrimination. last night jan brewer vetoed sb 1062. she took her time, didn't take any questions, but did finally brings the ax down it was difficult to find anyone in either political party, who didn't think that that was the right decision. mitt romney, both gop senators, businesses like apple, delta and american airlines, all came down on the side of a veto. of course in politics like life, you can't please all the people all the time. >> unfortunately, though, this is how fundamental freedoms are trampl

you have steve king saying that -- >> fewer executive orders than any president since grover clevelandant to impeach the president and they are saying lawless until it gains more traction. >> i don't think paul ryan -- >> no, not paul ryan but the people in the base, the people in the base. >> i have to go to josh's point, i don't think they are looking to impeach the president -- >> i think they want to stoke that idea in the base of the party who does want to impeach the president and does think he's illegitimate. is he not speaking to this undeniable group of republicans out there who continue to want to -- >> he's also speaking to something the president is actually doing, not about the number of executive orders he issues, particularly on health care, the president had an aggressive approach of delaying or ignoring or waving components of laws. the epa approach on carbon is within the law but very aggressive. he has been trying to find all the ways he can to use executive power. >> because congress won't do anything. >> liberals should think about what it's like to have a republic

how about this exchange at one of congressman steve king's town hall? >> he's a marxist.uslim marxist. >> he's at least a marxist. and he surely understands the muslim culture. >> he does. >> he doesn't have an american experience. >> that is reprehensible. back to congressman bridinstine. he is a tea party politician elected in 2012. what makes his behavior exceptional is he is demanding president obama apologize to him. here he is talking about the president's investment in climate change research. >> we know this president spends 30 times as much money on global warming research as weather forecasting and warning. for this grossness allocation the people of oklahoma are ready to accept the president's apology. >> the president owes an apology? where is your apology? where is your leadership? where is your decency? joining me now are joe madison and bill press. thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you. >> let me go to you first. an elected member of congress staying silent when faced with this kind of violent talk about the president of the united states.

and steve king. and my invisible friend, steak stop in -- steve. being on a reality show called the muslim big brotherhood. trust me, i was there. big brother" they created this really weird confession room video for the people of egypt. have you all seen this? i mean, it was crazy. and then i thought, well, was a really crazy? or was it a covert operation to make us think the entire region was stable? to travel withun these folks because you learn a lot about people when you are away with them. the road trip really was a blast. egyptamily trips go, the adventure went on a little too long. that is my fault. if i had done even a little bit of research, i would have found that if you spend more than five days with members of the tea party caucus, pretty soon you develop the condition. stockmanown as syndrome. have you heard of it? you can find it on webmd. syndrome, after you with steveal days stockman. jeff, there is nothing wrong with that. those are your people. but it was really bad for me. jeff and i have been fighting. we have been fighting rea

among the speakers thob michele bachmann is speaking right there on the screen, plus steve king and tea party senator mike lee. rand paul and ted cruz are headlining in the afternoon. we'll have more on that story later. >>> coming up first, president obama making good on a promise that he made to young minority men. will the promise ultimately breed results? that of course is a question on a lot of people's minds. we're talking about the initiative today with his labor sect tore, tom perez, here on jansing & co. that's up next. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter l

it's steve king, it's michele bachmann, it's matt bevin.whole bunch of these character let's certainly stipulate that's not the majority of conservatives in america or republicans. the problem is that when they're trying to step away from that image the party has, the trouble that it has with women, the trouble that it has with minorities, the collection of these characters and the slowness to disassociate themselves from these characters is what the problem. >> you know, joe, both governor rick perry and senator cruz were asked if they would still campaign with nugent. take a listen to what they said. >> ted and i have been on the stage together. he is a proud and a strong defender of the constitution of the united states. we've all said things that we would like to reel back in. i suggest to you that this is probably one of those for him. and he does that, and i don't know. >> would you campaign with ted nugent? >> you know, i haven't yet, and i'm going to avoid engaging in hypotheticals. >> not strong denunciations, joe. >> no, not at al

among them steve king is back who says yes, it's true. illegal immigrants do have calves the size of cantaloupes from lugging drugs across the border. hate him when he is president, love him when they're bashing obama, then hate him again now that hillary is a threat to run. and yes, that is first lady michelle obama on "the tonight show" sketch with jimmy fallon and will ferrell, in this case, in drag. >> you're pretty strong. you could totally go to the olympics. >> thank you, sara. i do try to exercise every day. >> really? because i think exercise is ew. >> exercise is not eow. new engl. wow! this is incredible! i know. and now it has more clams! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. what? [ male announcer ] it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. what? coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has

the one voice who endorse john boehner, who backed off on immigration was steve king, the congressman from iowa, hughes contribution has consisted most recently saying, thyself dream act people who are here-- the president has refused to deport, undocumented immigrant, brought here by their parents, they aren't class val duck torans. they have thighs the size of cantaloupes and calves the size of cantaloupes because they're drug dealers. when he said that-- he said it on the floor, john wairn denounced him and described hip in a two-syllable expletives to a couple democratic members. that's the one voice i've heard endorse john boehner's position this week on immigration. it's got to be cold comfort for the speaker. >> woodruff: well, complete change of subject, the two of you were right last week on the super bowl. you both-- kidose to both of you. you both predicted insurgency. let's turn to the olympics. you both follow bobsledding and luge-- >> we're judges in the ice dancing competition. >> woodruff: so what's your prediction? we've heard a lot about security, david. we've heard

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at least according to steve king. >> the largest uprising of people i have seen in my lifetime, and that you. it wasn't a demonstration here or there. you circled the capitol. you were six and eight deep like a huge human doughnut. >> give the huge human doughnut liberty or give it a huge human cup of coffee. but it was the afternoon session that was reserved for those at the tiptop of the tea party food chain. senators mike lee, rand paul, and ted cruz. and they had a message about where the tea party and the rest of the party goes from here. >> that gap, that ghost right now is evident. and the hole inside the republican party is i believe exactly the size and the shape of a conservative reform agenda. >> our message has to be a happy message, one of optimism, one of inclusiveness, one of growth, one of a message that actual ly brings up the poor among us, the long-term unemployed and finds them job. >> i am hopeful, i am optimistic, i am filled with the promise that we're going to turn this country around because there is a grassroots revolution sweeping this country. >> this grassroo

and steve king. and my invisible friend, steak stop in -- steve.slim big brotherhood. trust me, i was there. big brother" they created this really weird confession room video for the people of egypt. have you all seen this? i mean, it was crazy. and then i thought, well, was a really crazy? or was it a covert operation to make us think the entire region was stable? to travel withun these folks because you learn a lot about people when you are away with them. the road trip really was a blast. egyptamily trips go, the adventure went on a little too long. that is my fault. if i had done even a little bit of research, i would have found that if you spend more than five days with members of the tea party caucus, pretty soon you develop the condition. stockmanown as syndrome. have you heard of it? you can find it on webmd. syndrome, after you with steveal days stockman. jeff, there is nothing wrong with that. those are your people. but it was really bad for me. jeff and i have been fighting. we have been fighting really hard because when i developed stoc

delegation that included my buddy michele bachmann and my shuffleboard team made, the league homer and steve kingnvisible friend, steve stockman. it and you can imagine what an end venture that was. i mean, it was like being on a reality show, muslim big brother had. just me. i was there. at the just like on big brother stephen, michele, and louis actually created this really weird confession room video. have you all seen this? i mean, it was crazy. and i thought, well, was a crazy or was it just a covert operation to make us think that the entire region was stable? it works. i think recently it was fun to travel with these folks because you learn a lot about people when you are with them. and the road trip really was a blast. my family chair, the egypt in the venture went on just a little bit too long. really it was my own fault because if i had done even a little bit of research i would have found that if he spent more than five days with members of the tea party caucus pretty soon you develop a condition, and it is known as stockman syndrome. and it had you ever heard of this? you can find it

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. >> we will talk to iowa congressman steve king who is a member of the [inaudible] and some perspectiveon u.s.-french relations and french president franÇois holland's visit this week. plus your calls, e-mails, and tweets. . >> book tv is live in georgia for the savanna book festival. coverage starts at 9 a.m. eastern on roger ailes and fox news and continues throughout the day with canine warriors. and on woodrow wilson and deborah solomon on the life of norman rockwell. the savanna book festival, heart of a three-day presidents' day weekend life saturday on book tv. march 2, but power, the civil rights movement and the obama era. calls, comments, and e-mails on c-span [applause] c-span2. join the conversation and go to book tv.org and click on book club to enter the chapter. >> now, discussion on privacy issues and digital technology. we will hear from matt salmon. this is the conservative policy summit. for being here and i am excited to be able to introduce color -- congressman matt salmon. 1994, mattrk year of was elected to the u.s. house of representatives where he served three t

speakers during this portion of the event included congressman steve king of iowa, while brother of idaho and matt salmon of arizona. this is one hour and 15 minutes. ♪ [applause] thank you all very much. that's a wonderful welcome here on a terrific morning for us to celebrate the five-year anniversary of the beginning of the tea party and that h the kee patriots in particular. and i will tell you in my ears in the public arena, we have always needed to have the grassroots rise up to save america from the left. [applause] and you are doing it. just think back in those years going back to roughly 2010 i watch what happened when nancy pelosi became the speaker of the house. and i'm sitting there doing all i can try to roll the rock uphill, punchin punching away ag to hold the constitution together into free enterprise together in a wa free enterprise together and way of life together and peace over peace after the top of us. they've rolled cap and trade over the top of us before they brought obamacare because it didn't get through the senate because of what used to be known as the filibust

. >> we will talk to steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling and health care. and lauren angle is here to given update on syria, afghanistan, and iran. and we will get perspective on u.s.-french relations. and the french president's visit to the united states. plus your phone calls, emails and tweets on "washington journal" >> on tuesday the new chair of the federal reserve delivers her first monetary report to the house financial service committee. we will have live coverage on c-span 3. >> saturday, booktv is live in georgia at the georgia book festival. we will continue all throughout the day: >> a look at efforts from doctors and insurance companies to block programs >> our guest is sam baker this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> we are talking about the medicare advantage program. explain what that is for people who are not familiar. >> medicare advantage is privately administered coverage. instead of the traditional program, these are private plans you can buy. they have a little bit of supplemental coverage and they are administrated by private insur

republican congressman steve king of iowa gave a very edgy response saying that maher should run fortest of a man. we will have bill maher respond to that including one of his big causes, legalization of marijuana. >> he talks about that a lot and makes no secret to the fact that he smokes pot and likes it. thank you, jake. we will be watching. the lead starts in a few minutes here. up next, cnn is there for an emotional homecoming. a man who spent 13 months adrift at sea arrives home to el salvador. today a warning from doctors about his health. eight classic corvettes swallowed by a giant sinkhole at the national corvette museum at kentucky. can be of the cars be saved? are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explains a lot. yo, buddy! i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. we really you know? take a

during this two and a half hour event they hear from a pub and members of congress including steve king of iowa and michelle bach and for minnesota. michele bachmann from minnesota. ♪ >> and all of recorded history there's only been one nation, one people that have had a dream made for them. throughout the world the american dream is synonymous with everything good. pursuing the american dream is the right and privilege of every united states citizen. >> i've been in business for 33 years. we do that by working seven days a week, 15 to 16 hour days sacrificing and saving to build something from nothing. >> ever dream is not the same but every dream is important. it's never easy to obtain. hard work, perseverance, stamina and a willingness to hold fast to core beliefs are the building blocks of achieving. >> the entrepreneurial spirit of america is what brought it to its greatness. >> today an out-of-control government has put the american dream in jeopardy. eight out of 10 americans think it's harder to achieve the dream now than before. they see it was akel system consistently complete

. >> on the next "washington journal" we will talk to steve king about immigration, the debt ceiling, and health care. on thengle, who serves foreign affairs committee, will give an update on syria, afghanistan, iran. president hollande's visit to the u.s. this week and your phone calls any males and tweets on "washington journal." >> on our first lady series, a look at the life and influence of michelle obama. then, the british house of commons on scottish independence. part of monday's heritage mit, and look at people of congress. ♪ >> you come into this house and there is so much to do. so much coming at you that there is no time to think or reflect. hi, everyone. we are here digging up soil because we are going to plant a garden. i will not be satisfied until every single veteran and military spouse who wants a job has one. at the end of the day, my most important title is still mom-in-chief. >> in 2008, barack obama was elected as our 44th president and he and first lady michelle obama went into the history books as the first african-american first couple. one year into a second

for me, let me bring in steve cohen of tennessee and bob king, the president of the united auto workers. great to have you with us tonight. congressman, your reaction to state senator watson's threat. what about that? >> i guess chris christie's influence is spreading south. i don't think senator watson would seriously try to stop the expansion of a major industry that's employed so many people in chattanooga regardless of how this labor vote goes. it's interesting. part of the reason detroit has problems is people bought german cars where they had workers councils and they produced fine cars and they get along great. germany has a better labor industry than we do here. i noticed your chart. as labor goes down, membership, so does the middle class. we have such an inequality of weath wealth and disappearance in the middle class it's scary. >> how important is this volkswagen vote? if the employees don't vote yes on this, what does it mean? >> it gives them a voice on the global work esss council. it's extremely positive for c chattanooga and tennessee. there was only uaw through collect

steve blake from the lakers. basemoore and brooks were getting ready for the kings and blake was doing the same thing getting ready for the lakers game, and that's when the deal went down. as for the game, steph curry had only 13 points, but the warriors were up nine early. klay thompson with the steel and two on one and takes it himself. and then curry went for 23. warriors are up 14. why are the gm and the owner there so concerned. the kings with a 10-0 run went for 26. the warriors come back in the fourth. green with authority. warriors win it 101-92. college ball and cal hosting ucla and the bears had no answer for that man, jordan adams. cal with the steal. a breakaway jam, but this game was pretty much all bruins. the contact and scoops it in. he had 28 points and five steals as the bruins strut in

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kings are always interesting. that's next in sports. the warriors started the second half of the season by making a move before tomorrow's trade deadline acquiring steve blake from the lakers. basemoore and brooks were getting ready for the kings and blake was doing the same thing getting ready for the lakers game, and that's when the deal went down. as for the game, steph curry had only 13 points, but the warriors were up nine early. klay thompson with the steel and two on one and takes it himself. and then curry went for 23. warriors are up 14. why are the gm and the owner there so concerned. the kings with a 10-0 run went for 26. the warriors come back in the fourth. green with authority. warriors win it 101-92. college ball and cal hosting ucla and the bears had no answer for that man, jordan adams. cal with the steal. a breakaway jam, but this game was pretty much all bruins. the contact and scoops it in. he had 28 points and five steals as the bruins strut in and blowout cal 86-66. when we come back they call him the beast. what does michael morris bring hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest air

steve blake from the lakers. basemoore and brooks were getting ready for the kings and blake was doing the same thing getting ready lakers game, and that's when the deal went down. as for the game, steph curry had only 13 points, but the warriors were up nine early. klay thompson with the steel and two on one and takes it himself. and then curry went for 23. warriors are up 14. why are the gm and the owner there so concerned. the kings with a 10-0 run went for 26. the warriors come back in the fourth. green with authority. warriors win it 101-92. college ball and cal hosting ucla and the bears had no answer for that man, jordan adams. cal with the steal. a breakaway jam, but this game was pretty much all bruins. the contact and scoops it in. he had 28 points and five steals as the bruins strut in and blowout cal 86-66. when we come back they call him the beast. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's a

you're watching larry king our guest is the fabulous martina mcbride all of you steve like so many other celebrities haven't you stayed out of the enquirer and the globe and for any and whatever it is it t m z m c volumes she quite cured. i don't know you know i i. i don't knows are just don't do anything that i guess is interesting to them. pub rosy don't follow you down the street no that's one great thing about nashville you know i don't know why is that different i don't know but i hope it never changes because it is different we don't have that issue there like like in l.a. or when you travel do you get them sometimes you know at the airport sometimes have you ever had a bad story in the enquirer no no. let's move on there is what you say i'm right here i don't want to break this out martina is just saying you're boring i think i am just the track giving what i figured i was when you were faithful to each other yeah it's not your normal yeah how do you how did you get booked. to get on the show oh you want me you have three thousand before you often mis read it how did that happen h

cruz, as well as king, and, steve others that will be attending.elebration, and underscoring of all things tea party, will be staged at a grand hotel two blocks from the u.s. capitol. we are talking about infrastructure needs in your community. caller: good morning. to problem that i am trying get to and understand is that the infrastructure here in this country in every state of the union is falling apart. there are bridges in oklahoma that are so bad that people have to go 20 miles out of the way to get to work. i am talking about out of the way. here's the point for me. war,n find money to go to to go kill people in their country, we can find money everywhere. we have been in afghanistan longer than any war we have ever had. what have we gotten for? the infrastructure here in tulsa, oklahoma is karen this. -- is karen this. -- is horrendous. we could cut the unemployment rate by putting people to work railcting the bridges, the transportation, but what are we doing? we have nothing to show for what we have done. park,maurice, oak illinois. calle

jim brown, last championship cleveland ever had, billie jean king and all the tournaments she won. steveseen as distractions. they were people who were winners. i think it's a reflection of 21st century corporate culture when we say sports and politics don't mix, what it really means is sports and the politics of ownership don't mix. or sports and commerce don't mix. that is a distraction when you're talking about political issues, a distraction from what i think the nfl wants. which is as bland and flattened a product as possible that can appeal to as wide an audience as possible. >> chris, the last word on telling me about your hat. what does principle 6. >> draw awareness of what is going on in sochi right now. you shouldn't discriminate against people in sport for any reason. >> chris, i appreciate your stance and your roles and appreciate you letting us talk about you and to you at the same time, which could be tough. your story stands in for a bunch of important things that we care about here. chris kluwe, thank you so much. >>> up next, denver versus seattle. the two teams from th

of retailm the king stores to going to jcpenney -- >> you just said it. you had stevebrain and ingenuity and the hottest products. it was more about how to display it. jcpenney, they are selling good old fashion clothing and not doing it like t.j. maxx or marshall's, giving you great value, or like companies like forever 21 or h&m that are giving you value. kids and those in their 20's that are going to those stores, they do not even think about paying $200 for a pair of jeans. >> it sounds like, if anything, ron johnson should have close more stores. there are a lot more stores than we need. retailers tend to use that expanding through getting -- getting their gross numbers to restore openings. it seems like a broken model these days. >> it is. and it was quite a challenge. he went from selling coca-cola to gold. had the challenge of reinventing an american institution. the world changed. you've got to be with it. >> also, in the case of at least ron johnson, he had already reinvented one thing, and you cannot take that away from him. we will talk more about technolog

steve! >> a clip from the very popular "lego" movie with a pretty good cure for loneliness. back with me gayle kingy gupta. great with oprah there. serious points. >> i think you've done a great job of pulling great clips to illustrate what we're talking about today. >> we have the best team in show business you know that. >> i'm thinking "cbs this morning". >> of course you are. here's a very serious point, sanjay, from all of this. in your research you worked on a theory that i've seen explored many times on the show. which is that many mass shootings in america involve people who are described as loners, and indeed many criminal acts of that kind are committed by people who are loners. is a lone the same as somebody who is lonely? >> not necessarily. there are people who self-impose. they become loners because they choose to become that way. and that doesn't mean lonely people necessarily have chosen that way of life. and as gayle and i have talked about from the very beginning, most people who are lonely are not at all violent. there's not an absolute or any kind of correlation really there at

acquiring steve blake from the lakers for ken basemore and mar shawn brooks who weren't playing at all. they were warming up in sacramento tonight getting ready for the kingslakers game when the deal went down. seth curry. as we get to the action. catch and shoot. three warriors up nine. rudy gay. part of the killing of the warron here. and crawford, one added flush. then klay thompson with a steal. two on one. and david lee who had 23. 51-37 warriors. but the gm and owner are a little concerned and why is that? because sacramento closes the third quarter on 10-0 run. thomas with 26 points. warriors able to restore order as green throws it down off the dish from david lee. 101-92. warriors are back home tomorrow night to face houston rockets. >>> cal took the court tonight, tied for third in pac-12. hosting the league's top scoring squad from ucla. and they had no answer for jordan adams tonight in berkeley. this is as close as it would get. cal, picking kyle anderson. richard solomon with one-handed throw down. 6-5 at that point. here is adams scooping it up and in. he had 28. then off tyrone wallace and tony parker all alone. ucla b at the half. a lead i

steve blake from the lakers in exchange for kent bazemore and marshon brooks. they look like that was a stressful negotiation. even more stress. warriors lead is gone thanks to isaiah thomas. the kingead. but golden state outscored sacramento by 10 in the fourth. klay thompson had 18. warriors win 101-92. >>> the full monty in the bears against ucla. tyrone wallace didn't get the call. none of the bears got back. easy hoop for tony parker bruins win 86-66. >>> syracuse needed to stake a 3 at the buzzer, no. they lose to boston college the top-ranked team in the land is unbeaten no more. >>> baseball the giants had their first full-squad workout in scottsdale. they are hoping big michael morris can give them some pop in the outfield. he is 6'5". >> i picked up one of his bats to swing it in bp and i don't think i'm going to be swinging that bat. [ laughter ] >> a whole lot. i think it started swinging me towards the end. >> the reporter asked michael morris, what do you want to be called? mike or michael? he said, you can call me anything. if i'm not hitting by july, just call me jerk. he has a sense of humor. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day we are going b

king about to roll out quarterly results. the numbers and instant analysis. >> cnbc top 25 contenders face off. icon versus icon, stevegates. >> facebook says what's app? cnbc's first 25 contender mark zuckerberg striking a mega deal for mobile texting. will this be another instagram moment? "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and steve liesman. andrew is off today. yesterday, the futures are indicated slightly lower. dow futures down by 6.5, s&p off by just over 2 points. the ten-year at least right now is yielding 2.726%. we do have data coming up today. we'll talk about that in just a minute. we have jobless claims at 8:30. in our headlines, facebook is buying mobile message iing app whatsapp for $16 billion. there's $3 billion in potential other shares that will be issued to the company. more about that in just a moment. >>> tesla reporting quarterly profit of 33 cents a share. that beat the street estimates by 12 cents. sales of its model s hit a record during the fourth quarter. we'll talk more about this story in