bob barr running as the impeachment candidate in georgia. he's a former libertarian, former republican congressman, wannabe again and he is running to try to get back part of his old district from the house. there are six republicans vying tonight in the republican primary for that one seat in georgia. among them some of the people with the best flames in all of politics right now against bob barr tonight there was mr. loudermilk running for that seat, a ms. pridemore running for that seat as well as bob barr and ed lindsey. the polls closed tonight at 7:00 eastern. in terms of that specific race the georgia 11th, i only he have 2% in right now. mr. loudermilk is right now leading bob barr who is leading ms. pridemore and ed lindsey. that's for the 11th congressional district. in georgia a seat that is open because its current occupant gave up the seat in order to run for senate. paul broun has represented the tenth district in georgia but no longer. he has had to give it up and there are seven republicans running in the primary for that hou

. >> he's not the bob barr -- when we knew bob barr in the '90s, he was as far to the right as any tea party candidate is today. >> right. >> and now he's seen as, well, he's part of the old establishment. same with marjorie. the thing was when she had that district, that was a republican-leaning district. she could be -- she was a original sort of new democrat. >> centrist democrat. and she's probably going to come up short. >> because the district has philly and montgomery county. she was a montgomery county candidate. she's a suburban and philly is going to get that vote out and that's what makes it tough for her. >> one of the states that's on the primary ballot but has no action in some ways is arkansas. >> right. >> but it has a ton of action in the fall. i keep reminding people, you know, one of the nominees for congress for the democrats is going to be a former fema director, james lee witt. the first district democrats are targeting, the second district, tim griffin running for lieutenant governor. three of the four seats are open, all three competitive. the governor's race is

state senator, tea party candidate, forced to run off with former congressman bob barr. that is the closest the tea party came to a victory. david perdue easily distanced himself from three key party candidates. in a july runoff for retiring senator saxby chambliss bbc. a new tea party poll adds to this thing of these primary results for the tea party. cbs news survey showing tea party support has fallen to just 15% nationwide. that is an all-time low. and republican support for the tea party has fallen as well. the republican party now dropping dramatically down 10% in just the past three months. in the former first family failing in their efforts to get chelsea's mother-in-law's elected to office in pennsylvania. marjorie margolis attracted just 27% of the vote and pennsylvania's race for the 13th district congressional seat despite numerous campaign appearances by both the former president and the former secretary of state. and senator mitch mcconnell is the big winner in the general election. using her democratic primary victory to try to distance herself from presid

and bob barr is a former georgia congressman. he used to represent part of what is 11th district before he was redistricted out of it. the left the republican party and ran as the libertarian party's presidential nominee in 2008 and did terribly, even worse than ralph nader did that year. he's back running on an impeach obama platform and it will be him against barry loudermilk in a republican district running in a runoff to see who will be the republican nominee for the seat. still a lot of stuff outstanding. stay with us. you got the bargain kind? you need a bunch of those to clean this mess. then i'll use a bunch of them. then how is that a bargain? [ sighs ] no, that's too many -- it's not gonna fit! whoa! cascade kitchen and math counselor. here's a solution. one pac of cascade complete cleans tough food better than six pacs of the bargain brand combined. so you can tackle tough messes the first time. that is more like it. how are you with taxes? [ laughs ] [ counselor ] and for even more cleaning power, try cascade platinum

bob barr is headed to a july runoff election with barry loudermilk. state senator buddy carter and johnston will compete in a runoff in the brown district seat. and republican governor nathan deal won. and finally in arkansas, democrats hope republican candidates up and down the ballot can help them hold the governor's mansion. former democratic congressman mike ross easily defeated his competitor bryant and he'll take on asa hutchinson, who ran for governor himself back in '06. democrats home having roth at the top of the pickett will help him win over tom cotton. and democrats hope former fema administrator can beat his challenger. >> and democrat brendan boyle who beat marjorie margolis in the race. coming up, we'll get an update on the veterans affairs administration there. we have not heard from the president on the v.a. issues since the trip to asia. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned

rey, bob barr, ed lindsay. you will more than likely see laudermilk and bob barr in a runoff.bob has tremendous name id. another one could sneak in. ed lindsay probably will not make it. there is a little swath of that district that reaches into the city of atlanta, and that is where he lives. host: what does this mean for the congressional delegation, losing seniority on the house side? guest: jack kingston's seat hurts the worse. he sits on house appropriations. he has been working on that port ofseven the dutch port savannah funding, and it looks like it will come through sometime today. that is one piece of legislation they are working on on the house floor this week. jim galloway, appreciate your time for setting up the georgia primary today. we will be watching. this turning to all of you morning, getting outside of washington, what do you think of the 2014 election? is it important to you? democrats will call 202-585-3880 . the republican number is 202-585-3881. the independent number is 202-585-3882, and that is for all others. tweet -- no new blood in the democratic p

bob barr is a former cia operative. guys, thanks very much for joining us.e, first of all, president goodluck jonathan nigeria accenting this u.s. offer for all sorts of assistant including intelligence, military, other technical assistance? >> think it's welcomed but frankly not enough. i think people want to see tangible results first. for 2 1/2 week, the parents, the mothers, fathers, felt like they were ignored by their government. now the international community has come together to back up what nigerians are say, they deserve a solution to this. i think until they see something tangible, we're going to continue to see mounting pressure. >> practically speaking, bob, what can the u.s. do? this group, boko haram which is a muslim extremist group, they kidnap girls and sell them, any girl that's even getting an education, they want to kidnap them and sell them off for marriage or whatever. what can, practically speaking, the u.s. military intelligence community do? >> well, first of all, we can start turning the big ears of the national security agency on

bob barr will be in a runoff in georgia's 11th district. back in the '90s, he led the charge to impeach president clinton, and now he's back at it. >> pulled out of a file in my office, the house resolution, the house resolution that i introduced on november 5th of 1997 that was the very first official inquiry of impeachment filed against bill clinton. i took that document, figuratively kind of dusted it off, added a little bit of language to it, and darned if it doesn't sound pretty good with barack obama's name in there. >> so, the big establishment win is really a win in name only. and here's where it really matters. the battle for the senate. three republicans who advanced last night, mitch mcconnell, tom cotton, and james risch all oppose the minimum wage, all oppose background checks for gun sales, all oppose abortion and federal funding for it, and all oppose the affordable care act. these are popular policies, even majorities of republican voters are for the minimum wage and background checks. there's your establishment gop, ladies

and bob barr is a former georgia congressman. he used to represent part of what is 11th district before he was redistricted out of it. the left the republican party and ran as the libertarian party's presidential nominee in 2008 and did terribly, even worse than ralph nader did that year. he's back running on an impeach obama platform and it will be him against barry loudermilk in a republican district running in a runoff to see who will be the republican nominee for the seat. still a lot of stuff outstanding. stay with us. we're live. d someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. golive garden'svorites asignature favorites, just $10 including creamy fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad and warm breadsticks. signature favorites, just $10 all week long, at olive garden. i use my citi thankyou card to get two times the points

it was fromadd that representatives like maxine waters to the left and bob barr on the right. of them voted aye on the judiciary committee's product. the committee's actions made the country safer while protecting civil liberties that distinguish us from our enemies. we're here today, however, because the government has miss applied the law that we passed. the administration's of section 215 is wrong. under current law the government tangible things if they are real van to an terrorism investigation. in a feat of legal and verbal gymnastics, the administration convinced the fisa court that because some records in the of every phone call americans make or receive are counterterrorism, the entire universe of those calls must be relevant. the floodion opened gate to a practice of bulk collection that was never before alone legal in our country's history. after the revelationings of abuse surfaced last summer, i knew that congress had to act to civil liberties of innocent americans. as a result in october of last introduced the u.s.a. freedom act with senate lahey of chairman verm

anyway we also had technical difficulty this morning that kept us from having congressman bob barr joins the impeachment. i'd like to extend my apologies. my thanks to mary bono taking time for us. i appreciate that. thanks for coming on this morning. it's been a big week. here's your hint. it's all taking place right across the hudson river. we'll tell you about it. give you the details next. ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live i

. >> and he does say in the book that bob ruben's time at city tempered my skepticism. >> why does he come back and go after sheila barret me just take theeer side of that one just to put it on the table. his view, i think, and this goes for bailouts across the board, sheila barr originally but the citi and wachovia together. his feeling i think at the time, the second the government -- which had already done this transaction -- starts breaking up deals they already put together, the confidence that the deposit and the would be able to do pailouts. and this goes back to why they paid the aig bonuses. the governmentst no longer good for the money or no longer good for their word or whatever. and he was trying to preserve that. and i think there is some truth to this one piece of it. which is the next time we get into a situation, if there's ever a need for bailouts again, i don't think any bank is going to do business with the government. i don't think there will be any rescue attempts. >> you're missing the facts. >> i'm just suggesting what i believe his view is. >> you can't understand that. what he doesn't say, whic