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back me paul rodriguez, father jim cutie, paul gilchrest and kellyanne conway. let's stop with the part politics. i want you to listen to ted cruz on fox after the president spoke. >> he doesn't have time to go see the border. he doesn't have time to see the children who are suffer:00 because of his failed policies. earlier he was playing pool, apparently playing a game of pool is a higher priority for this president than it would be to go and see the humanitarian crisis he has created. >> jim, what about, you know, i watched the president. it's unfortunate he didn't go see the children. but i agree with him, we need to work on something and get this done immediately. where is that? >> certainly the united states is not in the business of letting people die in the street, regardless of where they're from. these kids are kids who have no idea what is happening to them. they deserve and should be medically taken care of, make sure they're medically stabilized. that they're fed, that they're housed and they're clothed and clean, et cetera. >> i understand that. >>

paul rodriguez, alberto cutie. a priest and author of "dilemma." and jim gilchrest, founder and president of the minutemen project. back with me is kellyanne conway, a republican strategist. paul, let me start with you. we're a nation of immigrants. look out there tonight at the statue of liberty. we have compassion for children. why are we so divided in this country as to what to do about this problem? >> i don't think we are divided. i think america has its heart in the right place. we need to be compassionate. we need to be strong and enforce our laws. it's precisely why we should make it clear in these countries that regardless of the trauma they're obviously going through. but name me a latin american country that doesn't have poor people. we have to set laws. we have to let them know that it isn't the land of milk and honey, that life isn't easy here. my heart goes out to the parents who have to traumatize their kids to go through mexico. they must go through terrible abuse. but at the same time if we accept these children and don't repatriate them,

now go to paul in california. please. >> yes, jim. this is paul from rancho santa margarita, california. first of all i want to thank you very much for everything -- all your help and research. >> thank you. >> caller: you've really helped my family. >> thank you. >> caller: i appreciate it. you always say to use limit orders. >> right. >> caller: but if i've been watching a stock and tracking it, constantly and it finally hits the buy price that i want, wouldn't it be smart for me to use the market order if i feel it's gone down or do you think i should wait for a limit order price. >> >> you have to wait. let me tell you why. because some of the big declines we've had, have been so fast and breathtaking that you'll get a report that you bought a stock at 20 and the stock will be at 15. because the machines went amuck. until the government rules that all this financial engineering that cause some of these quick downturns has to be banned i can't count against that kind of order. mark in florida, please. mark? >> caller: hey, jim. than

. >> schwanbeck: longtime journalist jim moore is a partner in paul's venture.vestors. >> if you want to write us a check, you can write us a check, but we're not going to toss out the people who got us up and running. >> absolutely. >> schwanbeck: paul and jade hire a law firm, then find an internet guru, and they bring in three more initial partners to do what they did: invest their retirement money, $250,000 total, to form the hopeful moneymaking website. >> so then you have what warren buffett calls "skin in the game." we cannot fail, because we have bet everything on this. it's not a gift, you know, from the knight foundation or from a philanthropist that we could spend and walk away from. it is our futures. and let me tell you, that focuses you like a laser on coming up with a mechanism that will work, that will grow those investments, that will make money, and that will also do what we want to do, which is improve the level of journalism in our country. >> so jim introduced me to paul. he said, "i saw your business plan." >> schwanbeck: the deal was seale

paul olsen for this position. thank you. >> hi, my name is jim, and i guess i'm the last speaker to sing paul's praises. i know you also have a stack of letters. i won't repeat everything that's been said. i can just whole heartily endorse it and say from my personal experience, everything's that's been said, it's how wonderful he is, how genuine his commitment is to the city, to the market octavia plan and to the entire community. i came to the hays valley neighborhood 11 years ago and there was paul running it. it's made me very engaged in the community, very engaged in the neighborhood association and hopefully helped me develop a more reasonable outreach to people of all views so that we can reach good accomodation. these are the traits i've really learned from paul. he's a master of them. for these and people who have spoken to his great skills and personal contractistics, i would really recommend that you put him on the cac. as a final point, since most [inaudible] are here are speaking and have mentioned hays valley as our first association, the last thing i'd like to bring up is paul never limit

john britton and clinic volunteer jim barrett lay dead. police arrested paulhill a half block away. >> most people who oppose abortion wouldn't advocate that kind of violence. but how do you explain the passion that enters into this debate? >> well look, i think this is always going to be a topic where people have strong personal feelings. but i do believe the rhetoric that is now, that is sort of tolerated, and frankly that we hear from elected officials oftentimes does encourage people to sort of put women in a certain place, certainly doctors in a certain place. and, you know, it's very tough to watch this footage. but i think it's important because, of course, this is why the massachusetts buffer zone was passed in the first place. this was not simply an intellectual idea, it was because women and doctors and clinicians were under enormous personal safety risks. and -- >> the two people were murdered there. >> that's correct. and listen, in my eight years at planned parenthood, the toughest day was on a sunday morning when i got a call that george tiller i

paul. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call and thanks for helping me make money.reading your book, "get rich carefully," and it's doing great. my question is what's going on with whole foods market? >> yeah. here's the problem with whole foods. we need to see a couple good quarters in a row. you can say jim, you'll cause me to miss three, four points on the joup side. jut, it's too expensive if they continue to have not as good as they've said earnings. so we have to wait. i'd love to tell you to buy it but i have to wait. let's go to joan in virginia. joan. >> caller: hello, jim. this is joan black in petersb g petersburg, virginia. >> civil war battlefront. what's up? >> caller: right. well, great to speak with you. i need your word on biomarin. >> the stock is too low. it's not kept pace with celgene, gilead, with biogen. it doesn't deserve to be in that group but it does deserve to be higher. how about we go to donald in arizona. >> caller: boo-yah from donald in arizona. my stock is puma. >> i prefer that to biogenesis. don in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah fro

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invitation only meeting with republican senators like jim de mint jon kyl tom coburn john ensign and bob corker also and in attendance were congressman paul ryan pete sessions jeb hensarling he took straight down longer eric cantor and kevin mccarthy they promised each other that they would filibuster and obstruct any and all legislation supported by president obama if you're looking for a reason why washington has been so screwed up during the obama years and years the caucus room conspiracy is your answer republicans decided that night that obama the night that obama was an auto inaugurated that they wanted to jimmy carter rising they don't care that millions of people have gone seven months now without unemployment insurance they don't care that our highways are crumbling and they don't care that a generation of young americans is now burdened with over a trillion dollars of student loan debt they don't care about anyone all republicans care about is destroying the obama presidency and destroying any legacy that he might have and if that means screwing. over the american people in the process then so be it everything goes back to the c

[ticking] >> when paul started treating people in 1998 in haiti, everyone said he was absolutely nuts. impossible, can't be done, and forget about it. dr. jimedical school and one of the cofounders of partners in health. >> and here we are, you know, not even a decade later, where the goal is to treat every single human on the planet who needs hiv treatment with the right drugs. >> and look at this man, stricken with tuberculosis. they saved his life and thousands like him. farmer and kim figured out not just a new way to treat multidrug-resistant tb, but a cheaper way to provide the medicine. their breakthrough has become the new standard and has saved the lives of people around the world. you were able to lower drug prices. how is that possible? >> i realized very quickly, but these are all old, generic drugs. there's no reason for them to be so expensive. so we did some very simple things. we talked to drug procurement specialists who had contacts in india who said, "we can make these drugs for on hundredth of the price." >> but drugs only work if people take them. so partners in health came up with the idea of hiring community health wo

paul. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> all right. our next speaker is senator jim demint, and i see that some other people are tiling in for it. but -- filing in for it, but i think he'll allow us to take the seventh inning stretch by standing up and saying the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands. one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. so, now, senator jim demint, who has written a book called "falling in love with america again." senator demint serve inside the house, the u.s. house, from '99-2000 and then was a senator from south carolina until he joined the heritage foundation as president in 2013. demint has a long record of public service, of fighting for freedom and conservative principles. he continues to advocate for limited government, individual liberty, a strong national defense and traditional american values. jim demint is also the author of the book "saving freedom: we can stop america's slide into social

jim, if he didn't go back to cleveland. >> i don't think any of those other teams were really ever considered. lebron did not meet with any of those teams. his agent, rich paule's done a good job. he had to seek out and find out what was going on in the marketplace. these other teams, obviously, wanted to attract lebron james, who wouldn't? he's the best player in the national basketball association. but they really didn't have to offer what it was that coming home had to offer. and also the roster in cleveland now. cleveland has suffered the cavaliers, and because they've suffered since lebron james left -- you put up their record  he's been gone -- and now be they have been able to collect all these number one picks including wiggins in this draft here, and they have irving and bennett, and they have a lot of young players, plus they also have money under the cap, so they can now go trade some of these assets. they've got three number one picks going forward next year, they can trade that, perhaps bring in kevin love which they would like to do who would be a terrific complement to lebron james. and so he's put himself in a circumstance where he can win b

hensarling john kyl paul ryan there was fourteen republicans in the in the meeting room along with frank frank luntz and newt gingrich and they said we're going to they're going to do jim de mint was there in fact you know who now runs the heritage foundation you could ask him about it and afterwards pete sessions came out and said to the national journal printed it he said we're going to become like the taliban insurgency kevin mccarthy said we are going to oppose a president. that it literally is about it anywhere to say we are going to be like the taliban you will not find that what you buy i don't find it every party who people we have two parties in this country two main parties they disagree on politics there's nothing wrong with saying if he does stuff it puts forth things that we don't like we're going to fight it we're talking about an economy and looked at all rather than talking about a six year plan to block any forward actions i got ready with that i don't have anything that we're so good about because what they do not find what i ask them what those guys knew is that only sixty percent roughly sixty percent of americans can at any point in time identify w

jim acosta there. want to talk about the new lawsuit against the president, also the border crisis with our cnn political commentators, democratic strategist paul begala, senior adviser for priorities usa action and also also joining us republican strategist kevin madden. i want to start with you here, kevin, because we've been talking for a few weeks about this action taken by the president by the republicans in the house. initially there was a notion that it will cover a whole rake of executive orders and actions. now it looks like it's narrowly focused on what he didn't do with obamacare. by the way, republicans voted repeatedly to derail, de-fund, delay every aspect of obamacare. now republicans are suing the president for delaying one part of it. why choose that avenue? >> well, what's most important for i think this has to do with the legal technicalities of it, but what's most important for the house republicans going forward with this lawsuit is to gain standing in a federal court, and they believe that tailoring it to the president's action, not by what he didn't do, about what he did do, about a unilateral amending of an enacted statu

paul, let me get your take. maybe both you can weigh in quickly on this as a side story, if you will, of this immigration crisis. jim acosta has been doing great reporting from the white house. i've got to ask you what's going on with governor martin o'malley. he seems to be contradicting himself in public and private. he says we need to help these children, but in private he's saying but maybe not in my backyard. i don't know what's worse, that apparent contradiction or the fact that the white house has leaked this out as retaliation, paul? >> all of is wanted things both ways and i don't fault the governor of maryland for saying one thing in public and another in private. that's life. they threw a hard one right at his head. this is now major league pitching and i hike that, i do. i want my -- my president and his team to be tough, and i think governor o'malley who is plainly thinking about running for president is going to learn that the pitch speed in the majors is a lot faster. >> matt, what is wrong with o'malley saying, hey, think about the kids as kids first and, you know, don't send them to this particular

jim tweets and, it would be so much easier to be compassionate if we were to $17 trillion in debt. weren't $17 trillion in debt. warren wades into west virginia senate to bash wall street. paulyan will look to draw a contrast of his own when he campaigns for capito in charleston. deer park, washington. independent line. joshua, what is your solution to the immigration reform question? caller: let me reiterate something from a couple of calls go. you call these people and documented. naturally, you don't know where they are really from. a softldn't you have invasion of our country? sent in.es it we are committing suicide we are committing suicide here. we are violating our laws. you would send in these people and set up armories around the nation. you don't know if they are from other countries. you don't know. like clowns. invasion be a soft waiting to be military. host: republican from fresno. hi, harry. caller: i say we send in the military and take over the border. we have to be able to secure our borders. immigration has allowed this many people to show up at our doorstep, we have a definite problem with the border patrol because somebody is turning the cheek here. it is

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paul ryan house republican whip and now majority leader kevin mccarthy pete sessions jeb hensarling pete hoekstra and dan long good republican senators included tom coburn john ensign bob corker john kyl and jim de mint now the president of the heritage foundation newt gingrich was also in attendance at the caucus room and during an interview on my radio show he bragged about that dinner meeting and said that the purpose of the meeting was cut to come up with a plan to sabotage the obama presidency take a look. pete sessions actually wrote for for the national journal but that you guys decided that you were going to become the taliban insurgency he said you have to understand we will become the insurgency i think insurgency is mindset the taliban taught us this we need to understand that insurgency is going to be required when dealing with the other side and you were quoted in the book as saying that. after this dinner you'll remember this is the day the seeds of two thousand and twelve were sown is that all accurate well i'm part of in the first of taliban i think is not a term i would have used as their terrorist so were you guys insurgents against the obama presidency well the fact is not