. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> mitt romney leans in and abruptly bows out. no third white house run in 2016. >> it's best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. >> jeb bush is the instant winner, but who might benefit most in the long run. >>> plus, president obama prepares to budge if it raises spendsing and rallies his base. >> we need to stand up and go on offense and not be defensive about what we believe in. >> republicans say the president is in denial about last year's election results. what about their own promises? >> so, yeah, there have been a couple of stumbles. >> "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 with us. here is jackie ka sin fish, michael len, wanda summers and jonathan martin of "the new york times." for the past three weeks he looked like a candidate, certainly talked like a candidate but, no, there will be no mitt 3.0. >> i also believe with the message of making the world s

john king thank you so much. and great to see you.>>> coming up next the defense rests in the "american sniper" trial. how a key expert witness may have provided the strongest case yet for lawyers of eddie ray routh. >> subzero temperatures hitting millions of people across the united states. we'll track the forecast. plus a live report from frozen over niagara falls. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. >>> happening now, prosecutors calling expert rebuttal witnesses in the trial for an alleged killer of american sniper chris kyler. attorneys rested their case without their client taking the stand. that in and of itself is not unbut they called up psychia

. >>> "inside politics" is up next with john king and then "state of the union" with dana bash. have a great morning. >>> jeb bush talks poverty, immigration, and winning. >> eight years in exile is a long time. >> how his first big speech sets him apart from the gop pac. plus rand paul and chris christie stumble on the back scene questio -- vaccine question. >> we vaccinated ours. >> president obama delivers a history lesson. >> during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> that's true, but the president's timing and tone give his critics fits. "inside politics," the biggest stories with the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with us to share their reporting and insights, julie pace, cnn's peter hamby, and michake allen. there are issues of war and peace, taxes and spending, something unique to your family and spending. voters have a more fundamental test. is this can date ready for primetime? >> i've heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking normal

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> president obama vows to defeat isis but says this is critical. >> we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have perverted islam. >> critics say the commander in chief doesn't get the threat. >> we definitely no longer inspire fear in our enemies. >> but what can they do differently? and it's deadline week in the showdown over funding the department of homeland security. republicans are trying to block the president's immigration policies. >> we don't have the votes to pasz it in the senate. >> so will they blink or risk an agency shutdown? "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. with us is julie pace of the associated press, dan balls of the washington post and robert costa of the washington post. can you win the war against isis without calling the enemy radical islamists? president obama says yes. >> all of us have a responsibility to refute the notion that groups like isil somehow represe

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> president obama asked congress for new war powers but promises there will be limits. >> i'm convinced that the united states should not get dragged back into another prolonged ground war in the middle east. >> many liberals don't trust that promise and some republicans say it's one the president can't keep if he wants true victory. >> he continues to look at this as a counterterrorism effort when, in fact, there's a war underway. >> what do the 2016 republican contenders think? >> you see the president taking vows saying that he has terrorism on the run. >> oh, maybe they should just stop going to london. >> purnt on that one as well. >> vaccines are an issue. "inside politics," the biggest stories by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. we have julie pace of the associated press, atlantic's molly ball and john martin of "the new york times". >> president obama and the members of his national security team, four former senators all of his careers anchored by anti-war thinking. side by side. m

joining us david chalian and our cnn chief national correspondent john king. it for jeb bush to go ahead -- he clearly wants to be the next president of the united states to differentiate himself from his father and his brother? >> it's important two scales. first for the republican primary electorate and for the general electorate. for the general electorate remember george h.w. bush lost his reelection campaign to bill clinton. people thought he had fallen asleep at the switch. george w. bush lost the support of a broad swath of the american people because of the iraq war and katrina. that's the general election challenge. but remember bush is literally a four-letter word to many consecutive primary voters. george w. bush had the stumbles in the iraq war. among conservative activists, the bush name can help you raise money and gives you an infrastructure but in the activist base of the party, there are a lot of minuses as well as the pluses. >> we went back to the archives and took a look at what jeb bush told our candy crowley back in 2010. listen to this. >

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> mitt romney leans in and abruptly bows outite house run in 2016. >> it's best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee. >> jeb bush is the instant winner, but who might benefit most in the long run. >>> plus, president obama prepares to budge if it raises spendsing and rallies his base. >> we need to stand up and go on offense and not be defensive about what we believe in. >> republicans say the president is in denial about last year's election results. what about their own promises? >> so, yeah, there have been a co

that's a mistake. >> thank you david gergen and john king. just called jim jim acosta who joins us now. >> rudy giuliani is not backing down one bit. he said to me during this brief phone conversation quote, i don't regret making the statement. i believe it. i don't know if he loves america. and then went on to say during this conversation i don't feel the same enthusiasm as him for america. one other thing i should point out, anderson during this phone call the former mayor said his office has received some death threats, said secretary has gotten death threats over the phone. but the former mayor did not say whether he alerted police to threatening phone calls and cnn has no way of confirms that. giuliani said in the conversation that the majority of the phone calls received at his office have been supportive and even heard from louisiana governor bobby jingal to back him on his comments. >> thank you, jim acosta talking to mayor giuliani a short time ago. >>> growing skepticism plan to take back the city of mosul will work whether ready fo

. >>> "inside politics" is up next with john king and then "state of the union" with dana bash. morning. >>> jeb bush talks poverty, immigration, and winning. >> eight years in exile is a long time. >> how his first big speech sets him apart from the gop pac. plus rand paul and chris christie stumble on the back scene questio -- vaccine question. >> we vaccinated ours. >> president obama delivers a history lesson. >> during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> that's true, but the president's timing and tone give his critics ts

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> president obama asked congress for new wars there will be limits. >> i'm convinced that the united states should not get dragged back into another prolonged ground war in the middle east. >> many liberals don't trust that promise and some republicans say it's one the president can't keep if he wants true victory. >> he continues to look at this as a counterterrorism effort when, in fact, there's a war underway. >> what do the 2016 republican contenders think? >> you see the president taking vows saying that he has terrorism on the run. >> oh, maybe they should just stop going to london. >> purnt on that one as

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. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> president obama vows to defeat isis but saysal. >> we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have perverted islam. >> critics say the commander in chief doesn't get the threat. >> we definitely no longer inspire fear in our enemies. >> but what can they do differently? and it's deadline week in the showdown over funding the department of homeland security. republicans are trying to block the president's immigration policies. >> we don't have the votes to pasz it in the senate. >> so will they blink or risk an agency shutdown? "inside politics" the biggest stories sourced by the best

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king abdullah cut short a visit to washington to return home. he is expected to land in jordan shortly. cnn's becky anderson joins us now for the latest. becky, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. and the king's arrival in about a half hour coincides with a statement by the father of first lieutenant mu'ath kaseasbeh. he demanded nothing short, he said of annihilation of isis. and the father went on to say that he wants to revenge the blood of his son's executions. he said execution of the would-be female suicide bomber overnight, not enough, he said. assessing the mood both in jordan and here in the region i have to say at least at this hour that if isis thinks that the latest evil will cause regional players in the u.s. fight against them to crack in their support, then they have seemingly miscalculated, john. king abdullah as you say, due back from washington in the next 30 minutes. there are crowds gathering at the airport as we speak. and he has vowed, quote, punishment and revenge for the death of the pilot. the king describing isis as a deviant criminal group. he is expected to visit the village near the south of the country to pay his condolences to kaseasbeh's family

john king hosting a live facebook chat. the dh thing, about to facebook.com/politics. come ready. >> i might take it out in the snow. >>> the big new discovery in the terror fight. the man known as jihadi john from the terrible isis videos he has a name. coming up how his background changed the global war on terror or not. most of the products we all buy are transported on container ships. before a truck delivers it to your store, a container ship delivered it to that truck. here in san diego, we're building the first one ever to run on natural gas. ships this big running this clean will be much better for the environment. we're proud to be a part of that. major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. new delicious ensure active h

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let's get to inside politics now on "new day" with john king. ring, john. >> i like it. we're coordinated. this is good. >> feeling good about yourself aren't you jk? >> i'm feeling good and lucky t. super bowl is not always a great game. that was a fantastic game. >> crawls my friend well earned. >> a nice chat with malcolm butler. i can't believe they got him up at 4:00 in the morning a. busy day to go inside politics on this happy monday with me to share their insights cleveland brown fans the daily beast. you can be there for a day. let's start, mitt romney got out of the race at the end of last week. we are talking presidential politics who benefits from this? the des moines register has a poll out that says in the short term scott walker froeb nobody is a front runner everybody is lumped together. but there is a bit at the moment of a scott walker boom. he was just out of the big iowa event. he performed very well. the poll was taken days after that event. scott walker bumps up way up for 4% when this poll was taken in october. let's look a

something i bet john king could do. nice transition to "inside politics."st in space. >> i got to say the guys down the hall try to strap me into a suit like that just about every morning. >> kind of a different suit they're trying to strap you in. >> those are fascinating pictures. good morning to you in new york. let's go "inside politics" on a busy day here in washington. with me julie pace of the "associated press" and nia malika henderson of the "washington post." let's start with hillary clinton. out in silicon valley. fleshing out more and more and loosening up about what she will talk about i'll say sr. to say if but let's just say when she runs for president. she talked about how we have productivity in the economy and we need rising wamgs, she talked about income inequality. she said the government needs to get involved and the private sector needs to do its part. hillary clinton is viewed as a polarizing figure. our politics are polarized at the moment. listen to her saying if i were president i would hope everybody would get along a little bette

you pleased all of us by -- >> you only have one second term and he's having fun with it. >> watch john king best in political news of the week every sunday 8:30 a.m. eastern. make sure not to have too much wine the night before. >> thanks john. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> in the wake of kayla mueller's death in captivity, debate is intensifying over when to attempt isis rescues. joined by the parents of james foley, the american journalist killed by terrorists. that video that grisly video played around the world. sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every someday needs a plan. talk with us about your retirement today. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. now with the x

. >> joining us, chief national correspondent, anchor of inside politics john king and national political hanby and all-star reporter john litany, and you have spoken to people in the white house about this controversial video, and any reservations about this this? >> no, they say knew doing it, but had the conversation. you know what's going to happen. people will say it's not presidential, doesn't dignify the presidency and here's another example of him demeaning the office. go back with zack galifianakis, between two ferns, and people criticized it and then not presidential, and it drove a boatload of traffic to healthcare.gov. they're trying to create a buzz, especially young people not watching us, they don't watch traditional news programs like this, to sign up for healthcare.gov and if you look online, over 13 million in the room. who knows where they are now. to them that equals one word, success. >> peter, you are the younger generation, at least a little bit younger than john k and i am here. >> just a little. >> just a little and john is right, the criticism was exactly what yo

. >> magna carta was an agreement between britt britain' king john and his subjects. it was here that king john was finally and reluctantly forced to put his seal of approval on the magna carta a document for the first time that sought to put an english king under the rule of law and it is that aspect which continues to inspire us today. putting limits on the rulers protecting the rights of the ruled. clauses 39 and 40 say no one should be imprisoned without a trial. another clause said the king couldn't raise taxes without agreement. and clause 60 said if the king broke the deal, a group of 25 barons would meet and pass judgment upon him. magna carta inspired future generations. america's founding fathers used it as a basis for the u.s. accusation. nelson mandela quoted it at his trial. the four copies will only be displayed for a few days. 1200 members of the public will get to see them, over 40,000 applied. the result of a medieval squabble between the king and his powerful subjects, it established basic principles, we still adhere to. simon mcgregor wood, al jazeer

let's get right to john king on inside politics. happy monday john. >> happy manned.d cruz hearts joe biden. that's where we will start inside politics joining me jackie kucinich of the daily boast. let's talk, in a second over the weekend the vice president was in munich. the president today will sit down as alisyn noted with angela merkel at the white house. they are trying to deal with the crisis in ukraine. listen to biden telling vladimir putin the russian president, we don't buy much of what you say. >> given russia's recent history, we need to judge it by its deeds not its words. don't tell us show us president putin. too many times president putin promised peace and delivered tanks, troops and weapons. >> tough talk there, direct talk from joe biden. listen to ted cruz on the state of the union saying the vnt is right but -- >> the vice president i not gave an effective speech but i got to tell you in the room what everyone kept saying is interesting speech. we have no confidence that president obama is listening to the vice president. listen what we needed he

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that one teeny blip in the upper left-hand corner, that is john king on cnn, so "the daily show" washe best that the left had in terms of size and preference -- olivia: and quality because "the kardashians" -- they are much more concentrated. brendan: and then you have sort of up top on the rights, you have a little blip of cnbc those are republicans were not quite as partisan but have even more money. tom: "kardashians," is that msnbc? brendan: no, is that bravo? olivia: believe it or not, i do not know. brendan: that is embarrassing. i am told it is e, but i turned to olivia for advice. he changed the news. i'm am sure the things we've seen on jon stewart are changing what we are doing right now. tom: years ago, i joined my two seconds on the jon show. as they filmed me, they both tied into the democratic convention, and a guy came up and said oh, my god, there are republicans here! you have bowties! olivia: it is the only news that millenials watch. it his sad, but that is how powerful he is to thel left. i like to say i more or less knew how to handle myself. i walked up to him,

. >> reporter: it was agreement between the england king john and rebillion and forced him into it andhigh taxes and unsuccessful wars and they wanted to limit his power. it was here near windsor castle where king john was forced to put his royal seal of approval on the magna-carta, a document for the first time sought to put an english king under the rule of law and it's that as specific of it which continues to inspire us today, putting limits on the rulers protecting the rights of the ruled. clause 39 and 40 say no one should be imprisoned without a trial. another clause said the king couldn't raise taxes without agreed and clause 60 said if the king broke the deal a group of 25 barons would meet and pass judgment upon him. magna-carta inspired generations and founding fathers used it as basis for the u.s. constitution and nelson mandela quoted it at his trial and it will be displayed for a few days and 1200 members of the public will see it and thousands applied and it has a holy allure for some with a squabble between a king and subjects and established basic principles we still h

let's bring in john king. very intelligent, smart guy, what could he have been thinking telling athe people that the president of the united states does not love america? >> i think the fact he reiterated it and added i think he's a patriot but doesn't love america like you and me, he was saying what he thinks what he believes. he has every right to do as a citizen. a lot of people view him as different. he's the man, a lot of democrats and independents loved and respect and it's more complicated by the fact he had a republican presidential candidate sitting at the table. if he believes that, he said this is a horrible thing to say. didn't your mother teach you if you have a horrible thing to say don't say it. >> especially in front of a whole lot of people. what do you think? >> i think he thought there were no reporters there and it was going to be off the record. he was truly saying what he believed. what strikes me about this is you go from 2008 to now, this idea of obama as alien, as something other than

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john king. good news good looking. >> look at that that's a nice happy toss this morning.y to you guys. got nice weather here in d.c. i feel all that stuff in the northeast. >> you're from there. >> my family is in the snow in boston they're loving it my siblings they love it we got a busy morning "inside politics," with me to share reporting and insight, we've emptied out the "washington post." nia malika henderson of the "washington post" and ed o'keefe. a lot of auction on the 2016 republican field. let's start with the new jersey governor chris christie. he's in iowa went out for a forum a couple of weeks ago, now he's back. he said maybe i'm from new jersey maybe people have told me i'm not a conservative he says yes, i am. says as you get to know me you're going gog think i'm just like this guy. >> one of the great things about president reagan is the american people felt like we knew him and that if a challenge came up we'd have a pretty good idea about what ronald reagan might say and what he would do. >> chris christie is ronald reagan? it's who you want to be if

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>>> let's get to "inside politics" on "new day" with john king. >> the issue is not what color is thethe issue is was it purchase or borrowed i got it happy friday to you guys in new york. a busy day, with me this morning to share reporting and insight, margaret talbot of bloomberg and michael o'keefe of the "washington post." >> essentially trying to say i'm more conservative than the other guy. can you trust me. the favorite at the moment has been scott walker the wisconsin governor rising in the polls in iowa and other places. listen here what scott walker is saying if i was your commander-in-chief you can trust me to lead the war against isis and terror around the world. remember how i stood up to those labor unions back home. >> i want a commander-in-chief who will do everything in their power to insure that the threat from radical islamic terrorists do not wash up on american soil. we will have someone who leads and ultimately will send a message not only that we will protect mirren soil but do not, do not take this upon freedom-loving people anywhere else in the world. we need

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john king.day to you, michaela i might see you in the next couple days coming to new york might pay you a visit. let's go "inside politics," a big debate in washington about the president's war request. with me to share reporting and insight, julia pace of the "associated press" and ron fournier of the "national journal." the president said he wanted to get congress's buy-in. yesterday they sent up the wording, the authorization of the use of military force. the president says it will help him win the fight. but it has some restrictions. >> the resolution we've submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq or syria. it is not the authorization of another ground war. like afghanistan or iraq. i do not believe america's interests are served by endless war. or by remaining on a perpetual war footing. >> you cover the white house every day, nobody likes this on capitol hill. we'll get into some of the specifics of why the left doesn't like it, the right doesn'

. >> magna carter is an agreement against king john and his rebellion. his policies of high taxes and unsuccessful wars - they wanted to limit his power. >> if you are near windsor castle. kingon was finally and reluctant to put his royal seal of approval on the magne carta, a document that was sought under the rule of law. it's that aspect that continues to inspire us today. putting limits on the rulers the rights of the rule >>> clauses 39 and 40 say no one should be imprisoned without a trial. the copying couldn't raise taxes without agreement. clause 60 said if the king made a deal a group of 25 barons. magna carta inspired future generations. america's founding fathers used it as a basis for the u.s. this is techknow, a show about innovasions that can change lives. ...the science of fighting a wildfire... we are going to explore hardware and humanity and doing it in anique way. >> this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team, hardcore nerds. >> i am phil torres. i am an eventmologist. tonight, a special edition of techknow: t

king abdullah? >> well one would assume in this country john, that the decisions would be coming from the highest authority, and you need the approval and the signature of the king in this case and the go ahead to carry out such a thing or even to authorize such an important move such a very tough move, but the jordanian government john they have been under a lot of pressure. we saw that and we saw the calls on the street, and the anger on the jordanian streets has been directed towards isis and the jordanians blaming the them for what happened and of course there has been the fear that if the jordanian government, and if the king did not act fast to try to appease the streets to gifve them this strong retaliation fast the that some of the angerr may be directed towards the government because many in the past week or so would be blaming the jordanian government saying they would hold the government and the king responsible if he were to be executed because of course the pilot came from a very important tribe which is the backbone and the support of the jordanian monarchy, and they make up a large part of t

. >> reporter: when king john stamped the magna carta in runnymede with his royal seal in 1215, littlee know it would herald parliamentary democracy. >> well, the magna carta's global resonance established for the first time that everybody was subject to the law. nobody, not even the king, was above the law and that's a principle was has, which has stood time and is still valid today. >> reporter: the magna carta manuscripts are only together on display for three days with tickets to the event drawn from a ballot. translated from the latin it means great charter and great it was, it's impact still resonating down the ages. >> ifill: weeks after king john accepted the magna carta, the pope voided it, but it is fundamental tenets were reaffirmed in succeeding documents. back in this country, union workers at nine oil refineries and chemical plants were out on strike for a second day. those are the first such walkouts since 1980, and they're affecting plants that account for about ten percent of the nation's refining capacity. the workers are demanding higher pay, better benefits, and saf

john wall was throwing king james alley-oops at the all-star game. tonight lebron had it going. he was hot from the start. here the two on one. he has no chance there. later on in the quarter, the wizards down 9, john wall with the killer crossover over shumpert gets that to go. no foul called though. 18 points, 9 assists for john wall tonight. this game all cavaliers. second quarter, they're up 11. more from king james. a monstrous jam right there. he had 28 points tonight. later in the quarter, this one out of hand. cavs up 19. another turnover tiry irving taking it the distance. the cavaliers they blow out the wizards tonight 127-89. the wizards, they're back in action this sunday when they take on the detroit pistons in detroit. >>> over in football now, where our nfl combine coverage continues from indianapolis. diana diana rus caught up with another potential draft prospect for the redskins. >> they look like they won't have o rack po on their roster next season. enter florida's dante fowler. don't let the big smile and big personality fool you either. most guys playing in

john: the king's college, is place more symphony think tech tan most. >> it is so surprising about itt our students feel this urge to go into the non-profit space, they have their sense look ahead in the future, a fork in the road. go into the for-profit sector make money and non-profit sector do good but the worlds don't overlap. john: only way to make money in the for-profit sector give something customers really need or want. >> just about half of millenials surveyed in the poll the way the rich gets rich at somebody's else expense. they're systematically looking away from the private sector and looking toward non-profit, social enterprise, ngo sector. they're cutting off some opportunities for themselves. john: in countries where there isn't much of a capitalist sector, like nigeria turkey, china, vietnam people have a higher view of the marketplace than america. >> yeah they have, they have eyes to see what we enjoy. john: i should be clear, that the people who said they prefer socialism to capitalism were just people your age younger than age 30. and it was a very narrow differe

he did believe the president revealed a new pact with the king. john we have this continuing security relationship with jordan. >> but there's a crisis right now. bombs are being dropped in syria. i understand the long-term. but the king -- there's a crisis. we're going in. so will the president prove it? john: well ed, this is -- the united states remains committed to insuring that we stand shoulder to shoulder with our partners in jordan. >> as the former head of the intelligence agency again criticized the president for not calling out islamic extremism directly. >> the arab leaders they will call it like it is. why is it that the united states has such a difficult problem? >> do you think the president has a difficult problem? >> i think he does. i mean, call it like it is. i mean, let's get off the dime and call it like it is. >> which is? >> islamic extremism. >> while at the prayer breakfast, he compared attacks by the islamic terrorists to the american segregation and the spanish inquisition. >> unless we get on our high horse and think this is

john bolton here tonight. our first guest today met with king abdullah on capitol hill. he says jordan appears to have a decisive plan to strike back at the islamic state and is committed to carrying out that plan. those are two things this administration at this point seems to be lacking a strategy and a commitment. joining us tonight congressman randy forbes, member of the judiciary committee, also a member of the house armed services committee. good to have you with us, congressman. >> thanks, lou. >> your reaction to king abdullah, in ordering the execution by hanging of two al

i also appreciate making new friends who supported me like senator dan hughes and john king who are on my ag advisory committee and senator bloomfield who is supported throughout. senators campbell and mellow were gracious enough to meet with me to discuss issues and senator capels came to an event with mike foley. this budget which was informed by my discussions with many of you and by the fact that i grew up here represents not only the priorities of nebraskans, but their hopes for our shared future. i'm eager to work with you on four major priorities. to grow nebraska. the first is strengthening our economy and a creating jobs. second, reducing taxes. third, easing regulatory burdens. additionally, expanding educational opportunities. all of these priorities are interconnected and are reflected in my budget recommendations. now, because it's so important that we boost the economic engine of our state and create jobs, one of my administration's first steps was to conduct a national jobs search for a new director of the department of economic development. i'm proud to have brenda hix

. >> angered by king john's policies of high tamps they wanted to limit his power. it was here at runnymede that a document for the first time sought to put an english king under the rule of law. and it's that aspect to it that continues to inspire us today. putting limits on the rulers, protecting the rights of the rules. clauses 39 and 40, another clause saying the king couldn't raise taxes without agreement. and if the king change the deal, the barons would pass judgment on him. using it as a basis for the u.s. constitution, nelson mandela quoted it at his trial. the four copies will only be displayed for a few days. 1200 members of the public will get to see them. 40,000 applied. magna car at a has holy allure for some. a squabble with the king and his subjects. principles which we hold dear. are simon mcgregor wood, runnymede, southern england. >> our constitution has roots in the magna carta. >> the rights against habeas corpus can be traced to the magna carta's 39th clause, that's an important one. >>> the author of two roman statues has been attributed to mic

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kings. >> john foglety and melissa ethridge, that's going to be fun. >> you know who was singing outbest hits here? this one. >> during commercial break i was doing it. take it away. >> i'm a fan myself. it will be a good intermission show. the year has not been good to the giants yet. they missed the playoffs in 2009, '11 and '13. while of course winning world championships on the even years. the push to change all of that started today with pitchers and catchers reporting to scottsdale as the run for back-to-back titles is on. ahmed fareed joins us live. >> reporter: the giants are here. at one point we saw the entire giants outfield working out. they're not required to be here yet. the pitchers and catchers are. they're here after what seemed like a short off season to us but maybe not to them. >> you start to hit the boredom stage when you're at home. it was a short off season but i've been told a good thing. >> it ooh's great time. i think all of the players look forward to it getting back on the field and seeing each other. i know i do if. >> reporter: for some skats dale is a

they went on display today in the british library. 40 barons got together and forced king john of englandconsent to their demands. this is in rough shape but still intact. here is a close-up of one of the texts. >> they write funny. >> the magna carta established nobody is above the law. taxes can't be ashribrary. it was hugely influential in the creation of modern democracy. thomas jefferson was said to have used it as an inspiration. the pope ended up nulling the document and england went to war anyway. >> that was good. >> maybe. i will work on it. >> thank you john. >>> a possible escalation of a proxy war between the united states and russia. they are debating whether to give ukraine weapons to fight back. a new warning for you parents and grandparents. letting the children play with the phone or tablet? sites like porn? there are new risk. stay with us. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. >>> f

these marchers led by civil rights leaders such as martin luther king jr. in john lewis changed the history. ultimately, their fearless efforts led to the voting rights act of 1965. the congressional gold medal is the highest civilian award presented by congress, and i can think of no better time than on the 50th anniversary to honor and recognize the civil rights leaders who sacrificed so greatly to bring equality to the voiceless across the united states. may their diligence and sacrifice and dedication to this cause stay an example to all of us as we continue to serve in this chamber and in every aspect of our lives. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from alabama rises. >> mr. speaker, i yield one minute. >> the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker. a bill to award a congressional gold medal to the foot soldiers and the final march from selma to montgomery which was a catalyst for the voting rights act of 1965. i'm proud to co-sponsor this bill and stand with congresswoman sewell and her delegation a