normal but gold leasing would accelerate over the years and again who owns it we decided to talk to bill murphy of the gold action committee to get an answer first we asked him what get his mission is. founded january of one thousand nine hundred nine by my colleague christine myself exposed the manipulation of the gold and silver markets by what we thought was just brilliant banks because it was very obvious what was going on in the trading activity but as we got into it we realized it was much bigger than that it had to do with the us government. at the treasury international the bank of the other central banks and it's been ongoing ever since and what we've done is. come up with a bunch of evidence to prove our case and latest market action in gold and silver is evidence of just that and could you dig into some of that evidence that you were talking about just now i believe there are a couple so you have to see whistleblowers what was the result of. first of all we have all kinds of official documents for the b i yes and various institutions that reveal. quietly they don't want to get out bu

normal but gold leasing would accelerate over the years and again who owns it we decided to talk to bill murphy of the gold action committee to get an answer first we asked him what get his mission is. founded in january of ninety ninety nine by my colleague chris myself exposed the manipulation of the gold and silver markets by what we thought was just brilliant banks because it was very obvious what was going on in the trading activity but as we got into it we realized it was much bigger than that it had to do with the u.s. government said the treasury international the bank of the other central banks and it's been ongoing ever since and what we've done is. come up with a bunch of evidence to prove our case and latest market action in gold and silver is evidence of just that and could you dig into some of that evidence that you were talking about just now i believe there are a couple so you have to see whistleblowers what was the result of. first of all we have all kinds of official documents for the b i yes and various institutions that reveal. quietly or they don't want to get out but it's

bill: this is the real boston bomber murphy where is. not someone fluffed by "rolling stone" magazine. martha: scorching and relentless heat. how long will the punishing temperatures be around? bill: 105 in new york, martha. accusations of a coverup of the deadly terror attack in benghazi. why the administration is putting a muzzle on those who survived the attack. >> he comes here and gets ambassador stevens from his bedroom and brings him and sean smith to this big dark windowless clothes. then outside a locked the gate. needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. grrrrreat outdoors, and a great deal. ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com. martha: there are new allegations that the obama administration is trying to silence the survivors of last year's attack in benghazi, libya that killed ambassador chr

she has to go with eddie murphy followed closely by chris rock. >> another one bill murray or will farrell and another one no question, al franken. i'm sorry senator al franken. >> chris rock wasn't on the show for that long. >> franken, it depends on how you judge success. >> bill murray, sadler and murphy. thank you, eric. "morning joe" starts right now.

bill. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: mr. president, we will continue to work through amendments through the t-h.u.d. appropriations bill tomorrow. if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned until senate stands adjourned until >> beautify themselves in a way that was not there before. when the communists came down, they were brutal and a lot of the suffering turned against the time in the minority. that solidified i think they're sort of sense of national cohesion and identity. but i think had he waited it'sñ very possible that the south probably, it's possible that would have disintegrated on its own. >> sixty years after north korean troops crossed the 38th parallel, sheila miyoshi jager looks at a war that never really ended. sunday night at nine on after words. part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> that role of the first lady, she becomes the chief confidant. she really is the only one in the world he ca

she has to go with eddie murphy followed closely by chris rock. >> another one bill murray or will farrell. >> and another one no question, al franken. i'm sorry senator al franken. >> chris rock wasn't on the show for that long. >> franken, it depends on how you judge success. >> bill murray, sadler and murphy. thank you, eric. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> new york, new york the city that never sleeps just got one more thing to keep it up at night. because yesterday the thinkable happened. >> two years after a tawdry sexting scandal chased him from congress anthony weiner is begging for forgiveness again. he continued to send lewd messages and photos to one woman after he was forced to resign from congress. >> even after the sexting scandal, turns out he learned nothing. has this man never heard of snapchat? >>> he has been told. by us. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it's thursday, july 25, 2013. a lot to get to today including tragedies, another high-profile train accident takes 77 lives and closer to home iowa congressman stands by his comments comparing immigrants to

bill: i did see that. right. i saw -- i didn't know what that was. >> 25 years ago is the last time we saw gumby. i think we saw eddie murphyit. >> bill: we're going to hear from the defense today. what's their take going to be? >> well, if i had the choice, i would certainly prefer the defense because it's easier. i mean the greatest tragedy here was -- had nothing to do with the trial. that was waiting 44 days for an arrest. imagine a black guy shooting a white guy you really think it would take 44 days? but i do think that you're not going to -- they're going to -- the fact that the prosecution has to prove that george zimmerman was not in fear of his life. they have to prove that this -- there was anything other than self-defense. tough self-defense law. the burden is actually easier on the defense lawyers and you're going to see a great argument. mark o'mara, bill, is a fine lawyer and he's going to do a terrific job. >> bill: all he has to do really right because you need, beyond a reasonable doubt all he has to do is plant any little doubt in the minds of one juror correct? >> the red hot witness in this case, i don'

warren and murphy are unique in that way. >> bill: let's talk about two of the solutions. murphy is and the president and first lady were until nine years ago, i'm sure many, many, many of our viewers and listeners are stuck with the -- saddled with the same debt. what's the rate of default on student loans? must be pretty high. >> it is about 57% of current loan borrowers are expected to default. >> wow really! >> they have said that they feel as they won't be able -- it is two out of five subsidized stafford loan borrowers will default. >> wow! >> that's a huge number. the best part about this is that the money that we're using from our student loans is expected to be used to pay down our national deficit. by something like $5 1 billion in ten years. some absurd number. so you know what? i look at that. are we paying debt with debt? that's what we're doing. >> bill: no. that's exactly what we're doing. this is indicative of a very large looming economic crisis. it is $1 trillion in student debt exceeding credit card debt for our nation. >> bill: you mentioned elizabeth w

bill. i'm a union ironworker, retired and they're invoking murphy's law.ing can go wrong sooner or later. talking about the toxicity, all he's talking about is these jobssh the nonpermanent jobs. you can have a few jobs for maintaining this thing. the alaska pipeline, that thing has its problems and this thing is going to be pumping sand tar from the coast -- from one border to the other, north to south and it's going to be pushing abrasive liquid at high temperatures and high pressure through this thing so it's going to pop. >> bill: you know it. you know it. i think -- the comment and the call both make that point, right? i'm starting to feel like the president's going to say -- >> if i had to make a bet on it, i think he might tank it. >> bill: all right. >> i wouldn't have said that six months ago. >> bill: i wouldn't have either. i thought it was speeding through. jenn bendery, thank you so much for coming in. see you down at the white house next time. kate nocera from "buzzfeed" is coming up next. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." (vo) cur

murphy. nothing can mean more to him than that. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> to the other big headline out of new england this evening. for the first time patriots head coach bill belicheck speaking publicly about the murder case involving former player aaron hernandez. >> i'm primarily responsible for the people that we bring into the football operation. i can tell you that we look at every player's history from the moment we start discussing it. >> >> bill belicheck today. once a star on the field, hernandez sits in a jail cell charged with one murder, under investigation for two others. the team released him immediately after his arrest. >>> developing news tonight, the next chapter for caroline kennedy who told me in recent months she was open to the idea of becoming an ambassador. today she was nominated as u.s. ambassador to japan, her first diplomatic post. >>> much more on "world news." the "real money" team is back this evening. don't let the pet store or vet yank your leash for the amount of money you're paying for your pets. how to save a lot of money coming up after the break. even the pets are excited about this one. >>> later tonight that tricky s

bill mcgreevey and were running unilateral operations in africa not cooperated with the pentagon and other governmental agencies. ambassador stevens was apparently never informed about these operations. "benghazi: the can be foundeport" on sofrep.com. jack murphyerved as an airborne ranger and special forces sergeant in afghanistan. brandon webb, jack murphy, welcome to the show. in the right-wing media, there is a lot of discussion about the lack of security. clearly, there was a lack of security in benghazi, but what is not discussed is what led up to the attacks, the blowback. jack murphy, i want to start with you. >> there are a number of been trading factors that led to these attacks. when we talk about the blowback effect, we have to understand this is a group of people, this motion was not particularly fond of americans to begin with, many foreign fighters, international jihadists who were part of that attack. what has not been talked about in the media is that there were covert operation being run inside libya, targeting killings against motion members, al qaeda personnel, and securing weapons that had fallen into militia hands which we did not want them to have in the post-war libya which was destabilizing the transitional government.

bill and yield the balance of my time. mr. cardenas: thank you very much, congressman murphy. i think it's important for us to understand every state has its unique difference but we are one nation and will benefit from comp rehinsive immigration reform. i'd like to invite to peek and yield time congressman veasey -- veasey of texas. mr. veasey: i would like to thank the gentleman from california for hosting this special hour on a very important topic, immigration reform. recently i previewed the dream is now in fort worth, and representative castor came to fort worth to join me on that. the hundreds of constituents who attended the event represented the undocumented immigrants who need us to act now. the dream for 11 million people to come out they have shadows and contribute economically to the only country they've ever known rests in the hands of the united states house of representatives. immigrants contribute to our economy as workers, as future entrepreneurs, as taxpayers. latinos account for increasing in texas. he economy according to the u.s. census bureau, texas, alm

bill: 41 minutes now before the hour. there is new fallout now for the massachusetts police sergeant who went public with his pictures of the accused boston bomber. sergeant sean murphy, now on restricted desk duty at this. he said he released images seen here in response to the "rolling stone" magazine cover that featured dzhokhar tsarnaev. sergeant murphy's son spoke how proud he is what his father had done. >> my dad has always been a huge hero for me. throughout this process he has shown charactertics i hope to some day model after. if i am one-fourth of the man he is now, i couldn't be prouder of my life. >> sergeant murphy's son praised his years of service. the investigation into the leak is expected to take weeks, focuses on whether or not murphy broke police rules. we'll see where that goes. loft folks in boston were applauding what he did when the one cover came out from the magazine and the other images came out of this man crawling out of a boat, hanging on to his life with that neon red dot focused on his forehead with an officer's gun trained on him. martha: incredible contrast, isn't it, to the picture on the cover of that magazine. on twitter, people

let me personally thank senator murphy for your work on the budget committee on the bus at at -- the budget resolution your work on on a bill that's on the floor. i hope is to say it will return point where we have a conference committee soon. president obama went back to college in healdsburg illinois and made a speech about the future the economy. he returned yesterday to remind people we still have a lot of work to do. he made the point that it might we are in recovery. the economy that he inherited has dramatically improved. we have seen 7.2 million new jobs since he was elected president. businesses have much more confidence in rebuilding and we have seen deficits falling which is an important thing for long-term economic outlook that the president made it clear yesterday there is still a lot of work to do and that is why we are here today, because we have to be part of the solution. it starts with a bill that's on the floor. i'll make three quick points about it. first love me tell you this bill is senator bernie said inclusive community block grants for cuts in the house of representatives will bring this program's f

next, we will have another bill that will be introduced by senator white house of rhode island in the senate and house, congressman murphy and that is toally to bring hit behavioral health. we cannot use their skills are adequately if we're not part of health information exchanges and for't have the wherewithal ha the hand-held technology that will bring treatment to people around this country. finally, we have a hill day coming up september 16-17 and i will invite you to our policy institute on the 16th and we will see you in some of your congressional offices on the 17th, thank you. >> thank you very much the views expressed by the panel about legislation are not necessarily those of the foundation or the alliance. except in the case of legislation co-sponsored by senator rockefeller and senator blount. >> terrific. was remiss in not noting that for those of you who are if youf the twitter-verse want to let people know what is going on, it is hashtag *mental health *. speaking of letting people know what you think and what you want to talk about coming in now have the chance to get involved in this conversation. there

bills. i thank the president, and i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you, madam president. last year the most profitable company in america was exxonmobil. exxonmobil made about $44. $44.9 billion in profit last year. america's student loan program did better. america's student loan program last year made a profit of right around $50 billion, eclipsing the profit of exxonmobil, of apple, of j.p. morgan chase. in fact, of every u.s.-based company, none of them ran a profit as high, as steep, as generous as the u.s. student loan program did. madam president, why i'm coming down to the floor today to support a one-year freeze on student loan rates is because, as you have led this argument, that's the discussion that we should be having. why on earth do we allow our student loan program to make profits greater than any other american company makes? why are our students being asked more so than almost any other population in our country to bear the burden of paying down our deficit? it just doesn't make any sense. and so it's time that in the context

murphy on desk duty for sending the bloody photos to boston magazine. he did serve one day unpaid suspension. some argue what he did may hurt the case against the bomber in court. >> billk they've got a strong case against that bomber. >> they've lost the case now. [ laughter ] yeah. >> bill: i wouldn't worry about that one at all. >> he's going to walk now because we saw photos of him in the boat. >> bill: george zimmerman right? what is it about new york politics here or what is it about new york politicians dorsey? they seem to have a problem here. >> i'm from california, you know. >> thanks for pointing that out. you live in new york. >> i'm learning about how these new york politicians work. it is very interesting. it is a complicated game. >> bill: i was one of the first ones when anthony weiner came back. i always admired him. great fighter in congress and everything. he wants to run against him. everybody deserves a second chance. i really thought he had this stuff behind him right? >> yeah. we had an article i think ruby cramer, one of our reporters wrote it about how sex therapists were saying he's not cured. they did the analyst from like 20 yards away but s

piece today by patricia murphy who talks about his first press conference on june the 11th, where he tells 68 lies in five minutes. >> he should run for office. >> yes. >> bille, mayoral candidate for new york. and up next, senator saxby chambliss and david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." >> some people say to me, this campaign is pretty rough. you may want to quit. i know there are newspaper editors and other politicians who say, boy, i wish that guy weiner would quit. you don't know new york. you certainly don't know me. quit isn't the way we roll in new york city. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," you >>> in that short-term budget, fund the government, keep the lights on, pay the military, make sure social security checks go out. the only thing you shouldn't do is you should not fund and pay for obamacare. the pushback we get from that from some people, well, that's crazy because that means you're willing to shut down the government over obamacare. the way i see it, if we pass a budget that pays for everything except

and next we will have another bill that's going to be introduced by senator whitehouse of rhode island in the senate, ma and in the house, congressman murphyand eventually to bring h. i t. to behavioral health. we cannot participate and use our skills adequately if we are not part of health information exchanges come if we don't have the wherewithal not only for electronic health records but for the handheld technology is going to bring treatment to people around this country. and, finally, we have a hill day coming up, secular 16th-17t 16th-17th. and i will invite you all to her policy institute on the 16th and we will see some of you in your congressional offices on the 17th. thank you. >> thanks very much, linda. i should say that the views expected by the panels about legislation are not necessarily those of the robert wood johnson foundation on the alliance for health reform come except in the case of legislation cosponsored by senator rockefeller and senator blunt. spent good. terrific. >> by the way, i would bring this in not noting that for those of you who are part of the twitterverse, that if you want to let people know what's go

murphy: thank you. right before the fourth of july, the administration admitted the affordable care act was ready. as we just heard from the other side of the aisle, the bill is a burden. and so they waived the mandate tax for employers but not the american people. the white house says remain calm, all is well, but there's many signs the law is not ready. the small business health insurance exchange delayed. and states that don't expand medicaid, we are going to delay the mandate for some. for some insurance rates, they'll rise 90% to 400%. if you want to call for you ies, they tell us, don't have to tell the truth on your paperwork because no one is going to check. don't force americans to be taxed on something they don't want and is not ready. they told us we had to pass the bill in order to find out what's in it and now they're telling americans, you have to buy the policy to find out what's in it or else be taxed. be fair, delay the mandate tax for employers and the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. levin: could you tell us the time remains? the speaker pro tempore: you have eight min

bill making appropriations for the departments of transportation, housing, and urban development for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2013 and for other purposes. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy madam president, i'd ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. murphy: thank you, madam president. let me associate myself with the remarks might have colleague from connecticut, senator blumenthal, as well as the majority leader who was here earlier today and senator klobuchar, all speaking on behalf of our nominee to head the a.t.f. as well as senator blumenthal's remarks on behalf of fairfield connecticut, resident james comey to be head of the f.b.i. very few agencies other than the a.t.f. and the f.b.i. more integrally involved in the preservation of the health and safety of the american public and we deserve to have votes on those tonight and this week. but i also want to associate myself with the other remarks that senator klobuchar made. she talked about our obligation as a body to reverse these very damaging sequester cuts to n.i.h. funding to medical research funding and she listed off some very compelling stories about men and wom