the bar -- [applause] ms. obama: it is amazing, amazing to watch. >> and you can see the entire conversation between michelle mes tomorrowonda rhi on c-span starting at 8:00 eastern. you the headline in the wall street journal, prospects for a gun measure deal grow. there is the release of the name and iv national rifle assist the asian. this is what it says. we know the shooter in the las vegas attack had firearms, 12 with stocks. saysublican from florida dozens of republicans have contacted his office about cosponsoring bipartisan legislation to ban the manufacture or sale of bump stocks. dianne feinstein has introduced similar legislation in the senate. we want to talk about it this morning with you, our viewers again, the phone line, republicans (202) 784-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independence (202) 748-8002. that statement is getting reaction around capitol hill. this is sarah sanders being asked about the nra statement to. >> does that change the administration's point of view. the president has been a e

ms. obama's last year that the presidency doesn't change who you are, it magnifies who you are. ways he became president at that point. he had a disastrous first couple of years. i think it's inarguable that george w. bush standing in that rubble with the innocent still around him who had fallen on what he called the day of fire, became president in many ways on that friday in september. president obama, i remember watching that moment live and being just -- my breath was taken away by it. president reagan who comforted the marine families after the attacks. you know, there are these moments where character and history intersect. and i think what we saw today is a president who's less a president and more a showman. i think the tossing of the paper towels, the have a good time remarks, they're the things you say at a beauty pageant or at the opening of a golf course, at a ribbon cutting. this is what he's done his whole life, his adult life. he's a promoter. he's not a consolar. and i think that deficit of empathy is something that, you know, his supporters say we're just piling

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northam is vieting for the ms-13 killer gangs and sanctuary cities. vote ed gillespie. barack obama comes to richmond later tonight. will donald trump come to virginia and stump for you? >> we don't disclose our campaign strategy to the media. i appreciate the invitation to do so. we're glad to have vice president pence to come into virginia last saturday and i am out there every day making the case for the policies that virginia cares about. our economic growth rate was 39 out of 50 states in economic growth. virginia 44th out of 50 states in wage growth. virginia should be first in the country when it comes to job creation and economic growth. i put forward a plan to cut income tax rates by 10% resulting in a 25% increase in job creation here and put us on the path to be number one. people are focused on the economy, the opportunities that we need to have here for our young adults coming out of our high schools and colleges and universities. we need to improve our public schools. i have a plan to do that. we have to make sure that we're keeping our communities safer and to your po

ms. sanders: absolutely. general kelly said he was stunned that representative wilson made remarks about her own actions in congress, including lobbying president congress, president obama for funding. general kelly said if you are making it about yourself you are an empty barrel. if you don't understand that, as reference, i will put a little more simply. as we say in the south, all hats and no cattle. when she was talking about what she did in congress she was not talking about , securing $21 million. she was talking about naming the building. she then went on to effusive lee ly praise, and that was the bulk of the speech. ms. sanders: she also had quite a few comments that they that were part of that video that were also witnessed by many people that were there. what general kelly referenced yesterday. reporter: tell us specifically. ms. sanders: exactly what he said. there was a lot of grandstanding. he was stunned she took that opportunity to make about it about herself. reporter: can he not be here to talk to us about that? ms. sanders: he addressed that thoroughly yesterday. reporter: he was wrong yesterday. ms. sanders: if you want to go after general kelly, tha

ms. i was so touched and uplifted by your grace. london, a restaurant in and the parents were leading the children in a chant "i hate obama, i hate obama." it was so sad. i would like your response. don'the poor -- i get the disconnect. host: secretary, grimes? guest: thank you for your question. obviously, i am one of two democrats elected statewide in kentucky and one of the last women remaining in the south. in terms of your commitment to the state and educated voters, it goes a long way. there is lot of work still to do. i believe in the first amendment and the freedom of expression, but i have to respect the work that are former president did, leading us out of a horrible recession and increasing our economy, making sure people could get back to work. but there is more work left to be done. the economy in kentucky, we have worked still yet to do. revenues still to find and people we want to make sure have good paying jobs. here in kentucky, a big part of the work that i do as an elected official, and something we need to do more of, is educating folks about what is occurring in our capitals and what our general assemblies are actu

ms. sanders: absolutely. general kelly said he was stunned that representative wilson made remarks about her own action in congress, including lobbying president congress -- president obama for funding. you arekelly said if making it about yourself you are an empty barrel. if you don't understand that, as we say in the south, all caps and no capital. >> she was not talking about securing 21 million dollars. choose talking about naming the building. she then went on to effusive lee praise, and that was the bulk of the speech. had quites: she also a few comments that they that were part of that video that were also witnessed by many people that were there. what general kelly referenced yesterday. exactly what he said. there was a lot of grandstanding. he was stunned she took that opportunity to make about can he cannotter: hear talk to us? ms. sanders: the address that thoroughly yesterday. reporter: he was wrong yesterday. ms. sanders: if you want to go after general kelly, that is up to you. if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general i think that is highly appropriate. when president spoke at the cia building in january, in front of the stars repres

presidentat former obama did not call his family when his son was killed in afghanistan and said that he does not view this as a negative thing. this is 20 minutes. ms. sanders: good afternoon. as you saw, the president met with the governor of puerto rico this morning to discuss ongoing hurricane efforts. the administration is working tirelessly to help fellow citizens recover and rebuild. we will stand with them throughout this process. it has been a while since i have had an opportunity to share a letter to the president from the podium. i have one i think you will enjoy. this is from mckinsey of dalton, georgia. she is in the second grade. she wrote, "i am writing to tell you how much i appreciate what you are doing. i think you are an awesome president. i voted for you in my school election. my mom is bringing me to d.c. this spring break and i'm excited. i have never been there before and i can't wait to see everything. i am most excited to see the white house. my mom and said we have to write someone to ask to come in and i hope we can. if you could meet me or see your office it would make my day. i would love to shake your hand. you are our

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ms. i was so touched and uplifted by your grace. london, a restaurant in and the parents were leading the children in a chant "i hate obama, i hate obama." it was so sad. i would like your response. don'the poor -- i get the disconnect. host: secretary, grimes? guest: thank you for your question. obviously, i am one of two democrats elected statewide in kentucky and one of the last women remaining in the south. in terms of your commitment to the state and educated voters, it goes a long way. there is lot of work still to do. i believe in the first amendment and the freedom of expression, but i have to respect the work that are former president did, leading us out of a horrible recession and increasing our economy, making sure people could get back to work. but there is more work left to be done. the economy in kentucky, we have worked still yet to do. revenues still to find and people we want to make sure have good paying jobs. here in kentucky, a big part of the work that i do as an elected official, and something we need to do more of, is educating folks about what is occurring in our capitals and what our general assemblies are actu

presidentat former obama did not call his family when his son was killed in afghanistan and said that he does not view this as a negative thing. this is 20 minutes. ms. sanders: good afternoon. as you saw, the president met with the governor of puerto rico this morning to discuss ongoing hurricane efforts.

construct 700 miles of fencing along the border and it passed with then senators obama biden, clinton and even our ranking member, ms. as president george w. bush said that bill was quote in important step toward immigration reform". why? because it was an effort to restore people's trust and integrity taking the real steps to have border security. as recently as 2010 both democrats and republicans agreed that the only constitutional action that can be taken was for congress to act. president obama summed it up best when he said "wasn't a key" and was quote again obliged to execute the law and can't just make the laws himself". to paraphrase, novelist th white a king, president obama was not but a king he decided to be. in june 15, 2012, he decided to bypass the constitution and use his words "pen and -- not only did president obama abuse the prosecutorial discretion by staying deportation for these cases he also allowed recipients to apply for work permit and they did in hundreds of thousands. since 2012, citizenship and immigration services have issued more than one. [inaudible] granting these permits was a clear

obama. if that is your vision i need , you. [cheers and applause] >> all right, miss guadagno. [applause and cheers] have --guadagno, you miss guadagno, ms guadagno, ms. guadagno you have 90 seconds starting now. kim guadagno: i want to speak to the people at home. i want to talk to those people who are saying, why should i go to the ballot on november 7? the answer is very clear. phil murphy will raise your taxes -- and i will lower them. that is why you should go to the ballot box on november 2. we need your votes. i grew up moving around the country. my dad lost his job. i know what it means when a family has to leave a state and town they grew to love. i don't want to see new jerseyans do the same thing. i put myself through college. i put myself through law school, and i was lucky enough to marry a guy from jersey where i knew i wanted to raise my family. my family has been raised in new jersey, and i think the reason i am running for governor -- i know the reason i am running for governor is that i do not want other families in new jersey to lead the life i lead. -- led. i do not want other children to be raised the way i had to be

it passed with overwhelming bipartisan support including from then senators obama, biden, clinton and even our ranking member ms. feinstein. as president george w. bush said, that bill was quote an important step toward immigration reform, end quote. why? because the secured fence act was an effort to restore people's trust in the integrity of the law enforcement system by taking the real steps to have border security. as recently as 2010, both democrats and republicans agreed that the only constitutional action that could be taken was for congress to act. president obama, himself, summed it up best when he said that he quote was not a king, end of quote, and was, quote, again, obliged to execute the law, and can't just make the laws himself, end of quote. to paraphrase, novelist t.h. whi white, a king president obama was not, but a king he decided to be. in june of 2012, he decided to bi-pas the constitution, and use his words pen and phone to create daca, a large-scaled executive action to authorize legal immigrants. and not only did he sustain deportation, but he allowed the rescipients to apply for work per

obama character who will come out of the woodwork and knock trump off. i would be careful. i think he is a stronger political force than that. ms. liasson: can i offer one alternative theory to the idea that donald trump is so overwhelming, so outrageous that we have to react to everything , and you know, 24 hours a day trump. that is true, but there is a completely opposite reaction happening around the world, which is that they do not listen to him because whatever he says does not matter because he does not follow through. he does not do it. foreign leaders hear him say this and they go, he is not going to pull out of nato, he is not going to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. and in congress, i think that is happening a little bit. when he signed -- congress did something kind of amazing. they passed the russia sanctions 494-0,omething like 98-2. he did not want it. he issued a signing statement. he did not want more sanctions on russia. he wanted the opposite. but he issued a statement about all the ways he disagreed with this bill. somebody asked bob corker afterword, "what do you think of the president signing statement?"

ms. mulvaney, that they were unlawful because they were not appropriated by congress. tell me about your lawsuit and how your affected given that information? >> that decision has been put on hold. the obama administration is now the trump administration are in court against that decision. and we have now as states, joined in the effort as well to try and keep not only the decision on hold but to move forward with the affordable care. because many depend on it, some 7 million people probably affected if the trumpet ministrations efforts to kill the cost-sharing subsidy the people depend on to afford the deductibles and copayments and insurance, are taken away. >> was a timeline for your lawsuit? do you know when you're expecting something back from the court? >> we went in asking for the court to give us an emergency ruling. to stop with the trump administration did last week or a little more than one week ago. because it was supposed to come under the trumpet ministrations, take effect immediately under their order. and we cannot afford to have that kind of uncertainty. their people day today depending on their health insurance. there is a woman, rebecca in california, mid 30s. she is a

ms. i was so touched and uplifted by your grace. london, a restaurant in and the parents were leading the children in a chant "i hate obama, i hate obamat was so sad. i would like your response. don'the poor -- i get the disconnect. host: secretary, grimes? guest: thank you for your question. obviously, i am one of two democrats elected statewide in kentucky and one of the last women remaining in the south. in terms of your commitment to the state and educated voters, it goes a long way. there is lot of work still to do. i believe in the first amendment and the freedom of expression, but i have to respect the work that are former president did, leading us out of a horrible recession and increasing our economy, making sure people could get back to work. but there is more work left to be done. the economy in kentucky, we have worked still yet to do. revenues still to find and people we want to make sure have good paying jobs. here in kentucky, a big part of the work that i do as an elected official, and something we need to do more of, is educating folks about what is occurring in our capitals and what our general assemblies are actually