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. >>> 'inside politics" with john king starts? just a moment. stay right here. >>> the supreme court rules against the obea ma white house again. hobby lobby a policy setback but is it a political win for democrats? >> hobby lobby wins! >> plus mark the president down as frustrated. he can't even get congress to help him fix a bridge. >> it's not crazy. it's not socialism. it's not the imperial presidency. >> reporter: and star four on the 2014 campaign trail. mitt romney stumps for old friend scott brown. >> the people of new hampshire have a chance to vote aat what they think about the president's agenda. >> reporter: while elizabeth warren tests her appeal in reliably red kentucky. >> you send us alison grimes instead of mitch mcconnell and you change the world. >> reporter: "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning especially on this big holiday weekend. with us to share their reporting and their insights the atlantic's molly

i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning and with us to share their reporting and their insights, the atlantic's molly ball, jonathan martin of the "new york times," cnn's peter hamby and maggie haberman of politico. the president called for an urgent international investigation into the malaysian flight 17 shootdown over ukraine. president obama had president putin in mind as he said this. >> this should snap everybody's heads to attention, and make sure that we don't have time for propaganda. we don't have time for games. we need to know exactly what happened and everybody needs to make sure that we're holding accountable those who committed this outrage. >> in their second terms presidents often dabble in foreign policy by choice, maggie haberman. these seem to be knocking at the president's door. what is the test for the u.s. president, he's plenty busy as he is, in a staredown with vladimir putin over the ukraine and now the plane. >> he announced new sanctions right before this ha

. >> pge sky john king says he is not alone. >> we have been dealing with this for the better part of a year. >> small business owners reporting similar calls and threats. we received several complaints earlier in the month. >> earlier in the year the perpetrators were primarily targeting hispanic businesses and have expanded recent lysines the kalers sound convincing use -- callers sound convincing. >> they were professional. they had their lines down. >> though in cervantes's case, the scammers didn't have all the information. >> in retrospect, it is very suspicious. >> psychologists say scammers use urgency to get their victims excited or scared which which had makes them less skeptical. pge warns it will never demand over the phone or email. if you have concern, send us an email consumer watch at kpix.com. >> they would never call and threaten to turn you off immediately. >> again, we had several calls and emails from viewers over the past couple weeks about this. he is not ray loan. >> good advice. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> we have scott pelly

. >>> 'inside politics" with john king starts? just a moment.right here. >>> the supreme court rules against the obea ma white house again. hobby lobby a policy setback but is it a political win for democrats? >> hobby lobby wins! >> plus mark the president down as frustrated. he can't even get congress to help him fix a bridge. >> it's not crazy. it's not socialism. it's not the imperial presidency. >> reporter: and star four on the 2014 campaign trail. mitt romney stumps for old friend scott brown. >> the people of new hampshire have a chance to vote aat what they think about the president's agenda. >> reporter: while

. >>> welcome to inside politics, i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with us, robert costa of the washington post and julie pace of the associated press. if you thought bridgegate sent chris christie's presidential bid to its death, think again. look at the early choice for the presidential nominee. the new jersey governor comes in first, only by a sliver. then rand paul, mike huckabee at 12%. texas, governor rick perry and paul ryan at 11%. trailing them, jeb bush, ted cruz, marco rubio, scott walker and rick santorum. no clear front-runner, but a comeback for chris christie including colorado this past week. >> stop public life worrying about making everybody happy and faking like we are going to agree all the time. we are not going to agree all the time. >> senator paul is following the most intriguing strategy. listen to part of the pitch to the national urban league where he said too many young black men are in prison and promised to help those down on their luck. >> if i had my way, not one penny would be altered from the safety net before all co

i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us us to share their reporting and insights, robert costa, aid rhine carrasquillo, olivia knox of yahoo! news. maybe you think you have little or nothing in common with warren buffett, bill gates, sheldon adelston. running a joint appeal for immigration reform they pose a version of a question i often ask in our staff meetings why do we have a big government if they don't step up and solve big problems. they are paying 535 people to take care of the legislative needs of the country. we are getting short changed. the three men wrote friday in the "new york times" it's time for 535 american citizens to remember what they owe to the 318 people who employ them. gentlemen, well put and good lucks. buffett, gates and adelson want sweeping immigration reforms, not happening, not this year but the most pressing question is can the president and his critics especially house republicans get past the war of words we've seen in the past week and find co

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now.od day. >>> president obama faces another major global challenge, a plane shot out of the sky over ukraine. >> we want russia to take the path that would result in peace in ukraine, but so far, at least, russia has failed to take that path. >>> plus israeli troops on the offensive in gaza. what world crises means for the president's agenda. chris christie storms iowa. >> i'll be back here, back here a lot.

this particular project was in city scape by john king this spring and i thought i'd take the opportunity to use that visual for you. it's a very cool building. and the architecture has been described by mr. king as moorish make believe. so, i figured how many times will i get the opportunity to say that at this committee? so i had to bring that to your attention. [laughter] >> we're very excited to bring you what really is a partnership agreement between the city and the san francisco unified school district. this is actually the largest single leased premises by the city as tenant in the general fund family. county adult assistance program and the cal fresh food stamps is located here. we've been in this location since 1993. it was a creative financing agreement between a third-party ownership, a lease to sfusd and a sublease to the city. then in the end of august 2013, after the dee feesance of the debt, the school district became the owner of the property ~. so, now we are here for a direct lease between the school district, its owner and the city as tenant. and the terms i think work

this particular project was in city scape by john king this spring and i thought i'd take the opportunity to use that visual for you. it's a very cool building. and the architecture has been described by mr. king as moorish make believe. so, i figured how many times will i get the opportunity to say that at this committee? so i had to bring

seven centuries have now passed since the english barons proclaimed the same principle by compelling king john, at the point of a sward -- sword, to accept the great doctrine of magna carta, the doctrine that the king, like each of his subjects, was under god and the law. almost two centuries ago, the founding fathers of the united states reaffirmed and refined this principle so that here all men are under the law and it is only the people who are sovereign. so speaks our constitution, and it is under our constitution, the supreme law of our land, that we proceed through the sole power of impeachment. we have reached the moment when we are ready to debate resolutions, whether or not the committee on the judiciary should recommend that the house of representatives adopt articles calling for the impeachment of richard m. nixon. make no mistake about it, this is a turning point, whatever we decide. our judgment is not concerned with an individual but with a system of constitutional government. it has been the history and the good fortune of the united states ever since the founding fathers that e

john king. john? >> chris and ailsin', good morning to you.is as we begin side politic. the question of why is the white house and democrats so happy to talk about the possibility of impeaching a democratic president? with me to share their reporting and insights lisa lehr of bloomberg news and r-- >> this whole talk about impeachment is coming from the president's own staff an coming from democrats on capitol hill. why? because they are trying to rally their people to give money and to sure up this year's election. we have no plans to impeach the president and have no future plans. listen, it's all a scam started by democrats at the white house. >> now, most of that is actually factually correct. democrats are raising a lot of money to this, but to the point is it a scam started at the white house, well, the speaker wishes a number of republicans hadn't put this word out there. the white house press secretary john earnest earring and happy to provide a list. >> well, if that's the case, then i suspect that there may be members of the republic

senator angus king, thanks for being with us. appreciate it. >> thanks, john. >> michaela? to the middle east, the situation there escalating. israel coming under fire now from lebanon. this is the first time in the conflict that israel has seen incoming rockets from the north. israeli forces responded with an artillery strike. meantime israel and mass militants trading fire along the gaza strip. casualty there reaching 100 in gaza. the damage growing in israel. cnn's wolf blitzer is on the ground. he's near the israel/gaza border. wolf, we're so glad to see you, and for to you get a sense of what's happening there on the ground. i understand you've been there for over 24 hours now even had a scare yourself with the sirens going off where you were. tell us about that. >> reporter: you know, it's a regular situation here especially as you get closer and closer towards gaza. gaza literally maybe a couple miles behind me. don't be surprised if you see a plume of smoke go up, israeli air strikes going after targets inside gaza. we've been seeing the plumes regularly over the pa

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john king. >> chris, kate, nice to see you. you're right. a lot going on.eriod but not this week in washington. let's go "inside politics." with me to share their reporting and insights, julie pace of the associated press and ron foreign year of the national journal. most of you at home think your congress can't do anything. the congress on record going to sue the president of the united states. they say the president changed things he didn't have the power to change. listen to the president. why can't we do other things and just get along. >> america deserves a raise and it's good for everybody, so some of the things we're doing without congress we're making a difference but we could do so much more if congress would just come on and help out a little bit. just come on. come out and help out a little bit. stop being mad all the time. stop, you know, just hating all the time. >> looks like the president is relaxed, having a little fun with that, a little sarcasm. the white house makes a decision when to be mad and when to lecture the congress when they want

even john king can. >> a class act. >> it transcends the loyalty of team. appreciate it. see? >> thanks, john. >> coming up next on "new day," accused sexual predators working at some of the country's most popular theme parks. we're going to talk with a local sheriff about a stunning cnn investigation. that's ahead. we're trying our best to be role models.dels. we don't jump at the sound of the opening bell, because we're trying to make the school bell. corner booth beats corner office any day. we make the most of our time... and our money. the 2014 malibu. highest ranked midsize car in initial quality the car for the richest guys on earth. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh. with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $

hunker down, john king. >> my city moved up its fireworks. i guess they are worried. >> oh, yeah.o. trying to figure out if we'll see anything from the sky tomorrow night. >> stay tuned, as we like to say. thanks, john. >>> coming up next on "new day," arthur is now a hurricane and has its sights set on north carolina. north carolina's governor is joining us to talk about what's ahead. is his state prepared? >>> also, we'll show you some absolutely shock pictures out of a texas gas station. a driver runs down two men and then speeds away. police have this surveillance video. hopefully it's going to lead them to the suspect. we'll find out. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. [

>> king! john: we debate the imperial presidency next. john: we're back at freedom fest in las vegas, founders of america feared big government too, that is why we have checks and balances, the constitution, this it is, and the declaration of independence but it limits what a president can do. supreme court has a right to say no, that is unconstitutional if it is not in here, it is good we have this system, we should have our copys. we enjoy here. politicians don't like these limits on their power, what congress doesn't do what president obama wants he just does it anyway, using what he calls," executive power." he did it swapping 5 call ban 5 taliban prisoners for sergeant bergdahl. and this is not right we're going to stop him say tim and christina sande sanderer ford. how are you going to stop them? >> well, you know, we are going to sue him, in fact we both have lawsuits that are challengeing various aspects of obamacare right now. >> [applause] >> the family that sues the president together sticksing it. john: you just got married. b

on the one hand john boehner's base hate it is president. they think he's a king and a tyrant. this is good politics for john boehner. on the other side, the president's base is defensive of him. blames the republicans for all the hard times he's had. i'm sure they, like me, enjoy seeing him sound defiant and give up on the years and years of compromising that led to exactly nothing. >> michael, when i say baiting i'm saying, sure, there was no stopping the lawsuit. i think obama might be sensing an opportunity here. thinking back and i have talked about this. thinking back to 1998, the mid terps when the democrats won seats because the republicans overreached. the republican opposition uh to clinton was overheated. they tried to impeach him and it backfired. i think president obama maybe sees i can stoke this obama as a tyrant talk. they do the lawsuit, it didn't work. they go further and it backfires. seems they are trying to bait him into that. >> you're both right. the government -- i'm thinking about the soccer game. the government right now is looking at the fact that they

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. >> john king, wake up, john, wick up.ellow suffering red sox fan. the red sox should be paying us to stay awake. >> well said. >> that's how bad it has been. good morning, folks. a lot to cover "inside politics" this morning so let's get there quickly. share their reporting and insides, let's start with rick perry and president barack obama. sometimes you get what you ask for. governor perry said he's met with the president on the tarmac, a handshake to talk aboutig issues like immigration. that wouldn't do. see them there back in 2013 so he wants a meeting with the president, and the white house this morning overnight sends him a letter saying, sure, let's meet. the president will be in texas tomorrow, margaret. will have a meeting in dallas. not going to border. a lot of republicans said go to the border and guess a firsthand look of the crisis down there. he won't do that but is meeting with faith leaders and immigration activists in dallas and says, governor per be, come on in. i would say a smart counter from the whi

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ryan lizza as well as jackie kucinich of "the washington post" and chief national correspondent john king. you are seeing, obviously all of this, john, ratcheting up the pressure on congress and president obama to do something about immigration. we now know president obama is planning to go it alone. what are his options and what might he announce if he's talking about executive actions? >> i think you have to take this in two parts. the short term is he'll take the resources he can control now and get them down to the border and he'll ask for more money and for people to help process to deal with the humanitarian crisis, but he's taken a tough rhetorical line and it could take months in some cases and could take longer that in his view most of will be returned. >> then he says the lawyers will look at this over the summer and in august heading right into the midterm elections and then he'll decide what else he can do. he can't give the undocumented citizenship and he can't give them legal status and can he create a guest worker program and what does he mean by saying i'll take additional

. >> a man who has no fear, that would be john king on "inside politics" on "new day." >> i will notf the bulls. i want to ask mr. berman, berman ville, that's what i'll call it. how many electoral votes will that get? >> that's a good question. i think it's like 42 electoral votes. more than new york at this point. >> happy monday. i hope you had a good fourth. a lot to talk about. with me to share reporting, july pace, white house correspondent for the associated press. let's start with the border crisis. the president will be in texas. an open question if he'll schedule a visit to the border. the administration has faced a ton of criticism. listen to jay johnson yesterday saying, hey, we're on top of this. >> we have to do right by the children. i personally encountered enough of them to know that we have to do right by the children. at the end of the day in the final analysis, our border is not open to illegal migration and we will stem the tide. >> we will stem the tide, julie. this is not a republican. this is a texas democrat henry way ar saying the administration should have

let's get to inside politics now on "new day" with jake tapper in for john king this morning. 'm sitting here with julie pace of the associated press and jackie queue cues sin niche. a lot of talk about the cnn poll showing what would happen p the election of 2012 were held now. it indicates better showing for mr. romney than i think he got in 2012. he would win, would clean obama's clocktion, 53% to 43%. probably shouldn't put too much stock in polls like this after a president's sixth year. it does seem to suggest why the democratic congressional campaign committee is using a different obama when it comes to trying to motivate democratic voters, get them to the polls in november. take a look. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about the michelle obama thing. can we show that? >> when it comes to the midterm elections this november, we need you to be as passionate and hungry as you were back in 2008 and 2012. in fact, you need to be even more passionate and more hungry to get democrats elected to congress because these elections will be even harder and even closer

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. >> turn now to "inside politics" with jake tapper in for john king. >> let's go "inside politics" and york times" and molly ball of "the atlantic" to share their insights. let's start with something we weren't supposed to see, a leaked campaign memo out of the closely watched georgia senate race, it details all of the challenges for michelle nun nunn, one of the top recruits this cycle, a popular daughter of a georgia senator sam nunn. this 144-page document was released which outline the potential challenges for michelle nunn's race. quote, hitting our targets will require us to prioritize fund-raising above all else and focus the candidate's time on it with relentless intensity and require leveraging all of the many assets we have as a result of michelle's network and it includes a list of michelle nunn's potential weaknesses as seen by her own toon, nunn is too liberal, a rubber stamp for democrats, obama/harry reid and nancy bolasie best friend and she's not a real georgian. the response, this was a draft and like all good plans they change but what has not changed and is all the

john king. >> good morning, all. amen to that overs and all the first responders out there.atch that and your heart grows, swells with pride. thank you, guys. a busy day to go inside politics. with me juli pace of the associated press and ron fournier of "national journal." chris christie is going to be in iowa today. hmm. who would have thunk it. three stops in iowa for the new jersey governor, raising money for republicans on ballot this year and is thinking about 2016, fascinating conversation he had yesterday with cnbc's john harwood. read it or watch it if you haven't. john hardwood asked him three or four times. are you running, are you running? the fact is you should be aware of people in my opinion who are overanxious to make that decision. that would indicate ambition before wisdom and i don't think that's what you want from the person sitting in the oval office. is that a criticism of say a rand paul or someone out there earl who seems to think they are already runing? chris christie says i'm thinking about it but not sure just yet. >> perhaps hillary clinton. >> i

, boy, to say there's a lot going on in politics is a gross understatement so let's get right to john king" on "new day." hello, sir. >> good morning. good morning, chris, good morning kate and michaela. no sleepy july. sometimes washington shuts down in july. not this time and lots to talk about. here with me is "the atlantic's molly ball and raj from politico. martin o'malley last week made a lot of headlines and thought here's a 2016 democratic contender trying to get to the left. he said this, we are not a country that should turn a country away and turn them back to certain death. that was last week, and now though the site been proposed in west maryland. graffiti put on that site as a sign of protest and a democratic source telling cnn yesterday the governor privately said please don't send these kids to western maryland so the question is, molly, not only is he going to be asked but he's not running for re-election. if not western maryland, where. what does the governor have to do now? >> this is the situation. you know, it's been very easy for martin o'malley to get sort of a lot o

. >>> let's get to "inside politics wth john king."d fit. >> i was just thinking about the art of the segue. here is what you do, you pretend you heard none of that and say it's a very busy monday and let's get inside politics. with me madison square garden real tall len of bloomberg, todd swill lick of "takeaway." why does elizabeth warren have such standing in the democratic party? she's from massachusetts. you can argue she's more liberal than barack obama. yet she was in kentucky campaigning for alison grimes. today in west virginia. michael duke cac kiss won way back in the day john kerry lost it, barack obama lost it twice. why does elizabeth warren have appeal to democrats in red states? >> you're saying why does she wear the pants. >> ba-doop-boom. >> as we get closer to november, she may not always be the person turning out for the candidate. right now she's a respected figure figure, fresh new ideas. >> is it a test run for the democratic party post obama? hillary clinton is the heir apparent at the moment. somebody will chal

john king, no louse there. >> as we go "inside politics" on tgif is if you're alive at the end of the day. with me to share their reporting nia-malika henderson and peter hamobai. let's start with the president dealing with the border crisis, presidents of honduras, el salvador and guatemala at the white house. one thing they are saying is not deal with the undocumented children when they get to the border but send more personnel into the countries so they can apply for refugee status there to see if they can qualify and then they would be fast forwarded at the united states, not sitting at the border and have the problem. can the president do this on own or get help from the republican house? >> it appears he can sign an executive order and go through his office to do this, and this has been the concern that congressional republicans have had all along, about that $1 billion aid package, whether it would actually stop people from coming here. it looks like at least from the reports out of the white house that perhaps he can do this, and it would put the focusing back on humanitarian

the world of politics, so let us get to "inside politics" on "new day" with a man simply known as john kingcome home and alisyn, women aboard and micah, good to you as well. let's start this morning with the big political debate. the faa has now decided u.s. flights can go back into tel aviv, but for 36 hours they were banned, and this has caused a lot of questions. senator ted cruz from texas, conservative apartment favorite, went to the senate floor and thinks politics is at play here. the facts suggest that president obama has just used a federal regulatory agency to launch an economic boycott on israel in order to try to force our ally to comply with his foreign policy demands. manu, there's no question that the president tried to get prime minister netanyahu to get out, called him on the phone and called privately to say enough, you did what you need to do, get out. prime minister netanyahu said we're going to continue but any evidence that the white house ordered the faa to do this? >> not really and that has caused concern from folks even michael bloomberg saying why do we need to ca

>> what do you have for us, john king?d us pizza. >> cinnamon rolls, the fruit tray didn't get there? >> cinnamon rolls, now you're speaking my language. >> check the control room. i think they stole the snacks. >> they always do. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to go "inside politics" with no food here at moment. with me on this busy morning to share their reporting, molly ball and jonathan martin of the "new york times." let start with the president trying to deal with the border crisis. the administration first floated he would ask for $2 billion. the request went up yesterday and he asked for $3.7 billionch the president says that is needed to deal with the humanitarian crisis, to have a surge of border people, more judges to handle this, other resources to deal with this, but listen this, bob goodlatte said he'd have to consider this legislation. he says i don't think so. >> 3.7 billion is a slap in the face of the taxpayers of the united states. this problem, in my opinion, created by the president of the uni

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