tennessee's republican senator bob corker says this: >> we have an opportunity to do something that america needs and that is to solve the immigration issue that we have. >> alabama's republican senator jeff sessions has a different take. >> we all favor a good immigration reform package. this bill is just not it. >> they'll both be here to talk about it and whether house republicans will sign on to any immigration bill.

let's take for example, republican bob corker, whose name is on the amendment. senator corker is nothing, if not a fiscal hog. >> our country is on verge of being broke, and we have to do some courageous things to take us where we need to go. we have a spending problem in this country. i think everybody knows it. obviously spending is out of control. there's no question. i hope we'll quickly move to cutting spending. >> people understand that spending is out of control in washington. they understand that. >> young americans expect us to solve our fiscal issues so they aren't saddled with debt and robbed of their opportunity for the american dream. >> if you listen to bob corker, you would think he's interested in lowering the debt. but when there was an estimate saying the immigration bill would save almost $200 billion over ten years, we heard from not one republican, bob corker or anyone else, who was rushing to switch their vote and support this money-saving legislation. no, instead senator corker struck a deal to spend over $30 billion more. and his supposedl

tennessee's bob corker. and home drone. the outgoing fbi director turned some heads saying the bureau has already used drones in surveillance in our own airspace within the united states. >>> good morning. it's thursday, june 20th, 2013. and this is "the daily rundown." now, here's chuck todd. >> good morning to you from washington. i'm peter alexander in today for my friend chuck todd traveling in from germany. thanks for that video. if you need a good car in wisconsin, looks like blaine's your guy. we're waiting for a number of major decisions. among them, a decision on california's proposition 8. the same sex marriage ban approved by voters in '08. supporters appealed to the high court after a lower court found the law unconstitutional. the federal defense of marriage act. that is doma signed by president clinton in 1996. we are waiting for a decision on a case that challenges a portion of the voting rights act of 1965 that requires states with a history of discriminating minorities to get federal approval before changin

bob corker said in the sound bite that you played in the introduction package, he said, for those who are concerned about border security, this should answer all their questions. but corker knows, and you and i know, and everybody watching this knows that border security isn't really the chief concern of the republicans in the house. path to citizenship is. they just don't want it. they don't want there to be a path to citizenship for these 11.5 million folks. it's very possible that the house tinkers with that in their version, and if they don't have the path to citizenship then the it falls apart. >> michael: all the numbers they got out of 2012 with latin voters, this we're so intriangle intranjent on this issue. there are so many people in this party, it's a great point this, is about the path to citizenship which i think comes back to race. who eventually is going to listen? >> it's a tough question. you know there, are people, plenty of people, i guess, in the house of representatives who think along with tim hokemp from kansas. what we need to do instead is get more white peopl

with senator bob corker, who joins us from chattanooga. we asked him to be here this morning to talk about immigration but he is the ranking republican on foreign relations. i want to start with this snowden story, senator. were you surprised to hear senator feinstein say we may not know what secrets that edward snowden is carrying around with him? >> well, i don't know how we would know, since we haven't had the opportunity to talk to him directly, but there's no question that he's jeopardized the safety of americans, and i hope he'll come back and i view him as a criminal. if he views himself as not one, i hope he'll come back and make his case. but certainly he's not exuding the characteristics of any kind of hero, if you will, to anybody in our nation, i hope. >> schieffer: well, i suppose hope springs eternal, but what if he does end up in venezuela? what do we do about that? >> i guess we'll go through the normal procedures that we go through to try to extradite someone. our relations there, obviously, are not good, although better w

if there are house republicans who say you know what, what bob corker is doing, what john hoef vin is doing, i approve of that. that's putting resources on the border, you could get a majority of house members supporting it. the first action on spurring them to action would be the senate vote. >> could this drive democrats away? >> democrats have always been interested in the pathway to citizenship. the way i understand this amendment to be, that doesn't necessarily impact that pathway at all. that would begin once the money is deployed, once the resources are deployed. essentially what this security does, it puts the gang of eight legislation, all their security provisions on steroids. but it doesn't really impact that pathway to citizenship. >> alan, i want to go back to you. this has gotten a pretty icy reception in the house so far. do you think this gives republicans enough political cover? >> well, as mark was just talking about, one of the things that they are really interested in is requiring that certain measurements of border security are reached before anybody can get on th

then we got senator bob corker. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car.t impresses me. . >> they say the wave of anti-government demonstrations are a part to damage turkey's image and economy and nbc's richard engel is in istanbul with more. good day, richard. >> it's good to talk to you. the prime minister was very dismissive of these protests. he not only said they were damaging to the economy. he called the demonstrators traitors, vandals. he said that it has disrupted business across the country. here in taksim square, this is the main tourist center of the estimate hotels are now empty. the prime minister in his speech today said not only are these hotels empty. the businesses here are suffering, except he said the businesses that sell beer. yet another swipe at the demonstrators, which the prime minister dismisses as a bunch of trouble-makers. now the demonstrators, however, say they are in this square not because of a planned park. that was the initial demonstration planned two weeks ago, but because they say the prime minister who was democratical

. >> reporter: after a round of phone calls with key democrats, republican senators bob corker and john hovan have rolled out a so-called border surge amendment in an effort to convince the gop security will be a critical component of immigration reform. >> our legislation will provide significantly more resouerss to secure the border. more manpower, more fencing, more technology. and those resouerss must be fully deployed and operational before green card status is allowed. >> reporter: the amendment estimated to cost more than $30 billion would implement eshgts verify, build. 00 miles of border fencing, add new technology including radar, night vision, and drones, and hire, train, and deploy 20,000 new border agents. >> some people have described this as a border surge. and the fact is that we are investing resouerss and secures our border that have never been employed before. >> reporter: one gave it positive reviews. >> the entire effort of immigration reform hinges on whether or not we get the border security parts of the bill right. if you look at what's being proposed here, this

the folks who are key here, the people who introduced the amendment, bob corker, john hoeven.hey might be on the fence and might be able to get you a big number voting out of the senate, but as we saw with the farm bill, tamron, you never know what's going to come into the house of representatives. >> we'll be talking more about the farm bill as mark pointed out in the surprise it was defeated. we'll take a look at the implications and why so many were so upset about the cuts to the foot stamp programs, s.n.a.p. as it's called now. >>> despite the controversy over the hpv vaccine program, it's working better than is expected. does this mean more parents will allow their daughters to get the vaccination? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and

bob corker was specifically asked about that yesterday. >> i'm always learning in life the best way to be successful is focus on the job at hand, okay? and the job at hand right now is to pass a bill out of the senate. i hope if we pass a bill out of the senate they will take it out and i hope we'll have a conference which produces a very balanced piece of legislation. >> reid, if they don't get some momentum on the senate side, meaning 70 votes, is there any chance in the house? >> well, i mean, why 70 votes? why are we talking about whether or not the senate has any impact on immigration if it gets a big margin? i mean, the farm bill passed with 66 votes in the senate. came to the house and died by 25 votes. so, you know, i'm skeptical of this notion that a big margin in the senate is going to translate into the house. marco rubio and republican members of the gang of eight have been working very closely with house members, especially the more conservative ones, but they are not getting a great reaction. they are getting a lot of skepticism from republicans who don't think that this

like in the military down in afghanistan, senators bob corker and john hoeven of north dakota in thatase have a plan to toughen up border security and win over more of their gop colleagues. but it turns out the first cash 1u89 of this war might be one of their colleagues, marco rubio. piting getting hurt by this. >>> and here is a character for your political pantheon. bishop e.w. jackson, a republican running for lieutenant governor in virginia. he says while slavery was bad for the african-american family, lyndon johnson's great society was worse. talk about hyperbole. >>> let me finish with the goal of an honest, please god, an honest immigration law, one we can be proud to enforce. this is "hardball," the place for politics. she promised them... a tropical paradise. but the mutiny is already in full swing. just wait till they tell everyone back home... how she totally booking nailed it! now the only issue is: who gets that? planet earth's number one accomodation site: booking.com booking.yeah! >>> you're going to love this. barack obama famously said there aren't red states or blu

senators bob corker and john hoeven of north dakota in that case have a plan to toughen up border securitynd win over more of their gop colleagues. but it turns out the first casualty of this war might be one of their colleagues, marco rubio. might be getting hurt by this support for immigration reform. >>> and here is a character for your political pantheon. bishop e.w. jackson, a republican running for lieutenant governor in virginia. he strikes again. he says while slavery was bad for the african-american family, lyndon johnson's great society was worse. talk about hyperbole. >>> let me finish with the goal of an honest, please god, an honest immigration law, one we can be proud to enforce. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> you're going to love this. barack obama famously said there aren't red states or blue states in this country, just the united states. but as president he hasn't quite lived up to that hopeful rhetoric. take a look at this map. this map shows the six states, there they are, that the president has never set foot in, never set foot in while president. no s

democrat dianne feinstein of california and republicans bob corker of tennessee and jeff sessions of alabama. >>> secretary of state john carey is in doha. it is kerry's first trim. while in doha, kerry will attend a major conference on the serious issue of the syrian war. >> reporter: john kerry's mission here in dona is to coordinate the military aid into the hands of moderate syrian rebels and away from those tied to extremist groups like al qaeda. he hopes to receive concrete aid from countries. that group is known as the supreme military council. over the past two years the u.s. has pledged nearly a million dollar in humanitarian support and given back to the opposition. here he's pushing other countries to provide more humanitarian aid to the united nations to help the nearly 2 million syrian refugees who have fled the conflict. that spillover is threatening u.s. allies p one reason the u.s. deployed combat-ready soldiers to jordan. so far there's no sign he's going step down. for cbs morning saturday, margaret brennan, doha. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is

senators bob corker and john hoeven of north dakota in that case have a plan to toughen up border securitynd win over more of their gop colleagues. but it turns out the first casualty of this war might be one of their colleagues, marco rubio. might be getting hurt by this. support for immigration reform. >>> and here is a character for your political pantheon. bishop e.w. jackson, a republican running for lieutenant governor in virginia. he strikes again. he says while slavery was bad for the african-american family, lyndon johnson's great society was worse. talk about hyperbole. >>> let me finish with the goal of an honest, please god, an honest immigration law, one we can be proud to enforce. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums i want peacocks. peacocks? walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dreams to be so ambitious. italy? oh, that's not good. [ man ] by explo

the sena the senator bob corker appeared on "face the nation." >> it certainly should put to rest any issue regarding border security. 20,000 new border patrol agents. >> that would double the number of border control agents from 20,000 to 40,000, at a cost of $30 billion. 6.5 billion would be used to complete 700 miles of border fencing, and 1.5 billion more would be used to purchase surveillance equipment including infrared cameras and unmanned drones. some democrats like vermont's patrick leahy said the bill reads like a christmas wish list for outside firms. >> i'm sure there are federal contracting firms, high fiving at the prospect of all the spending demanded. >> but opposition from democrats was muted and the president endorsed the kprirms in his weekly radio address. >> but it's consistent with the principles that i and others have laid out for common sense reform. >> republican moss normally balk say this is different because it would be paid for by fines charged to undocumented workers who, if the reform bill becomes law, will now be allowed to seek citizenship. >> all of u

. >> republican senators john hovin and bob corker brokered the deal that would northeasterly double the order of border patrol agentsing double the border to nearly 700 miles and include high-tech drones including cameras and surveillance. after these steps are taken, then the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants could eventual lie receive citizenship. >> this amendment, the work from these two guys brought me into this process. >> senate democrats believe the bill will pass with more than 70 votes. they hope there's enough bipartisan support to convince their house colleagues as well, but some of the house members we spoke with are still not convinced. >> regardless of what the senate does, the house is going to work its will. >> virginia congressman bill good low says he doesn't believe it's going to stem the flow of immigration. vice president joe biden believes it's the right thing do. >> it's long past time we confirm the fair unfettered past for citizenship for some 11 million undocumented immigrants in our midst. >> he also says it's good for >> our economy and foreig

tennessee republican bob corker led the negotiations. >> i don't know how anybody can argue that the reason they're not supporting this legislation is because we haven't addressed securing the border. we have addressed that. we've addressed that in spades in this legislation. >> reporter: nevada's dean heller was among the converted. >> needless to say i was one of the skeptical senators, republican senators that this amendment -- the work from these two guys brought me into this process. >> reporter: the $30 billion plan would establish a system at airports and seaports to identify visitors who have overstayed their visas. all of this would have to be installed operational before the nation's 11 million illegal immigrants would be allowed to gain it is citizenship. but they would be able to gain temporary legal status in the meantime, as must for democrats but a deal-breaker for some conservatives like louisiana's david vitter. >> it's an immediate amnesty, an immediate legalization. and then this attempt at enforcement after that. we need to fundamentally reverse that order. >> rep

the agreement which was hammered out by republicans bob corker and john hoeven calls for 40,000 agentsnd 700 miles of fence along the southern border. only then will the undocumented workers begin to go down the pathway to citizenship. >> some people have described this as a border surge. and the fact is that we are investing resources in securing our border that have never been invested before. >> you'll have a border patrol agent every 1,000 feet on the border 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> we need to fix this, and this is our chance to fix it. >> by some estimates, the bill could gain as many as 70 supporters in the senate, but don't count ted cruz among them. >> what we saw in 1986 was the amnesty occurred, and yet, the border never got secured. and here we are three decades later, and instead of 3 million people here illegally, there's some 11 million people here illegally. and this gang of eight bill repeats the exact same pattern of 1986. and the amendment that has been proposed today does the same thing. >>> let's turn to news overseas now. brazil's president will hold an em

remaining to the treasury is somewhat less because because of this payment system you know senator bob corker i don't resent hearing he confronted bernanke you about the issue of increasing payments on issues on the interest of excess reserves. were. he returns on the reserves as you put. market rates will bring exactly what they could be getting in the market in the commercial paper market any world. you're seeing is the fed really paying market rates. the fed in order to encourage banks to keep their money parked at the fed as to pay above my. rates and that's comparable to other riskless securities now if you look at what the general collateral repo rate is what the fed is paying right now it's similar to that but it's actually they're paying it's still substantially different they're paying double the general collateral report rate so that's about they're paying about point two five zero point two five percent thank you so much for a understand thank you. joining me now is bob great to be here tell me we're not done talking about central banks or central bankers so well we have a clip fro

now senators mark warner and bob corker from the banking committee join us with more.. >> well, it wind down franny and freddie over a five-84 period. it puts in place a new system that requires 10% capital in front of any government re-insurance program. i think what it does is bring discipline back into the housing finance sector, where you don't have private gains and public losses, it's something the two of us have worked on a long time. we have six other co-sponsors. we look forward to introducing this bill today, mark has been a great partner in this. >> andrew, this was the one piece of financial reform that hasn't been completed. now the housing market has come back, what we say is before we just kind of allow the status quo to continue. let go ahead and fix this. we think we've done, we've got a great framework here that kind of hits the right marks. i think we will see generally a positive response from industry. i think this is at least a beginning point for this discussion. >> senators, let me ask you this, james millstein, he served in obama's treasury dep

will bring along many believe about a dozen, guys like mark kirk of illinois, lamar alexander and bob corker of tennessee. corker was instrumental in getting this bill done. others perhaps people like tomko burn, kelly ayotte of new hampshire has said that she is onboard as well. the goal is to get to about 70. because it will set it up in a a way that the house can't ignore it. >> the name you didn't mention is barack obama. the president of the united states. where is he on this? and you listen to the republicans and he has absolutely nothing to do about it and you listen to the white house, quietly, covertly we're pretty involved. what's the role of the white house in all this? >> the president is about a fen call away. -- phone call away. chuck schumer the lead democratic negotiator kept in touch with the president while he was overseas and had a few phone calls cut off appearance the president was flying. on air force one. and they're keeping the white house in the loop. they were kept abreast of the situation regarding this deal on the border. and eventually the white house said ok, it

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the senate's current immigration bill for not adequately addressing america's porous borders, and bob corker out a board surge agreement. here are the details. the amendment would add an

the proposal by republican senators bob corker and john havens would nearly double the number of border agents, expand the use of drones, and construct hundreds of miles of border fencing. in total, the plan would cost $40 billion over the next decade. the report spurred a dozen republicans to throw support behind a reform bill that would extend an eventual path to citizenship of millions of undocumented citizens. the trial of georgia zimmerman for killing trayvon martin has opened in florida. during opening statements on monday, attorneys on each side cast conflicting views of zimmerman's motives on the night of the shooting. prosecutors say that zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, had profiled the 17-year-old as suspicious and chose to assume the role of a police of a search and followed him. he quoted his own words to a dispatcher. >> [inaudible] they always get away. those were the words from that grown man's mouth as he followed in the dark a 17-year-old boy who he did not know. an excuse my language, but those were his words, not mine. >> these were his concluding remarks a

the senate's current immigration bill for not adequately addressing america's porous borders, and bob corker and john hoeven campered out a board surge agreement. here are the details. the amendment would add an additional $30 billion to the existing bill, double the number of agents on the u.s./mexico border, bringing the total to more than 40,000, e-verify fully implemented as would the entry/exit visa tracking system in addition, funding for 700 mile border fence and aerial drone system would also be included. the deal was discussed, believing it added tremendous momentum to the bill. >> if anybody on either side of the aisle had any concerns whatsoever about the border being secure, if you look at the provisions in the amendment, you can see if that has been their issue, certainly securing the border should not be an issue if this amendment passes. i don't think based on the conversation we've had with many of our colleagues, that if this amendment can pass, it will add tremendous momentum to the bill. >> some senators and members of the media are hailing the agreement as major break thr

. >> after a round of phone calls with the democrats' republican senators bob corker and john hoven haveolled out a so-called border surge amendment in an effort to commence the gop security will be a critical component of immigration reform. >> our legislation will provide significantly more resources to secure the border. more manpower, more fencing, more technology. and those resources must be fully deployed and operational before green card status is allowed. >> the amendment estimated the cost of more than 30 billion that would implement e-rarefy to determine worker eligibility, entry and exit tracking built 700 miles of border fencing as new technology including radar, night vision, and drones and hired trained and deployed 20,000 new border agents. >> some people have described this as a border surge. the fact is that we are investing resources and securing our borders that have never been invested before. >> king of late republican@ senator gave the eminent positive reviews. >> the entire effort immigration reform hinges on whether and how we get the border security parts of the

i am grateful to bob corker. that is very much a part of what we move forward and forth. you have 60 amendments, consider that's on the florida house. it went on for about 10 days. and again, there were serious amendments adopted. some 10 republicans who contributed directly. not every idea was incorporated. but the things like the federal oversight committee, that idea came out of this and the whole idea of it to do this to do the resolution authority. it was objected to by the administration. the idea that the consumer financial protection bureau would be constructive where i was, it is again a republican idea what the administration and down the line. it was also financial resources and an idea that came out of this bit is not widely known for who actually voted for this. including who was involved in cracking mess. it is a lot of effort with the names. if you look at those who voted yes or no. so it is important to note this. i think countless hours would call list. do i agree with all of them? this can be part of the individuals who think that we went too far it is a

senator bob corker of tennessee and john of minnesota pushed back hard on criticisms like that one. the amendment was an easy read. >> this is it. this is the new material. 120 pages. this is what we're adding. 120 pages when which i think somebody could read in a very short amount of time. >> also today, president obama met with ceos and business leaders to make the case for the bigger bill, comprehensive immigration reform. >> the good news is that we have got a strong bipartisan bill that meets many of those principles. as i is said before, it's not a bill that represents everything that i would like to see. it represents a compromise. >> one author of today's amendment says after several other amendments are considered later this week, he thinks it's possible they could get to 70 votes for comprehensive immigration reform sending a strong message to the house. shep? >> shepard: mike, lawmakers are still sifting through hundreds of other amendments to this same bill, which addressed immigration well beyond mexico. incredibly they include amendments to grant certain types of visas

. >> this is bob corker describing the amendment that was part of the bill passed on thursday. >> itoubles the number of border patrol agents on our southern border. we are adding $4.5 billion worth of technology that order patrol has been trying to get for years reedit bought and paid for in this bill. we are adding an entry/exit fee said that has to be fully in place. fore adding e-verify every employer in the country and adding 350 miles of fencing. people are saying, we don't know if this will ever happen. you should read the triggers. if it doesn't happen, nobody gets a green card, ok? every american can see whether this is happening. >> lorella praeli, respond to that and also to the fact this is only the senate version. if something comes out of the house, it is bound to be worse than this bill being passed right now by the senate. >> yes, i think i can start with the senate proposal. what they are saying is, what were really looking at is, they are going to have this 90% border a person shouldn't -- apprehension rate. the mm it that senator corman had on the table, that many

i think for instance a guy like mark warner and bob corker, two successful businessmen, they had a hardved. >> they found each other interestingly. they collaborated and worked hard and had limited impact on legislation. >> even though they had more expertise -- no offense to dodd and frank. they got to know this information and this level of detail for years. >> and dodd was very good. it's important to keep in mind those two guys made this possible, i argue, because of the seniority system and not because of winning a popularity contest. you're right. i think that you talked earlier about the best and brightest not being in congress. we have a huge problem. we have a really lousy way of life for members of congress. you have to spend two or three days a week on the phone pleading with strangers to give you money. that's a demeaning act. who wants to do that? >> we've seen a memo go out that freshmen members are told if you're not spending four hours a day on the phone, you won't get re-elected. >> exactly. you have to travel home every weekend. you can't move your family to washington

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for starters one of the co-sponsors of the amendment bob corker admitted it does little to help interior security. he says i do wish this amendment had some other measures relative to interior security but i think the house can improve this. the conference can improve this. i hope we have the opportunity down the road to see that occur. if that's the case where the rush? let's get it right the first time in the senate. the president of border patrol agents responded with a statement, far from tough interior enforcement measures this bill now combined with the corker-hoeven into a single 1,200 page bill caters to special interest groups and in doing doing so. in this immigration bill senator harry reid secured an extension of the $100 million in the travel promotion act which they are calling the casino kick back. so how does urging people visiting vegas have anything to do with immigration reform? that's not all. according to analysis for immigration studies because of this bill one in seven u.s. residents would be immigrants by 2020. that surpasses a record that was set, by the way, bac

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. >> that was tennessee republican senator bob corker today, who along with senator john hoven proposedsecurity amendment to the gang of 8's amendment bill. this amendment could seal the bill on the amendment by getting the key votes of swing is senators. specifically, the hover-corker amendment could determine whether any green cards are issued, they would involve high tech surveillance to border patrol. 20,000 border patrol agents would be added, doubling the current number, 7,000 more fences would be built and the everify system and the electronic exit system would be implemented. but all of this is still not enough for some opponents to reform. indeed, the right flank is already calling the bill just "smoke and mirrors". >> well, we know that amnesty will occur, that is the one thing we can be sure of. >> what we saw in 1986 was that amnesty occurred and yet the border never got secured. and here we are 30 years later, and instead of 3 million people here illegally, there are some 11 million people here illegally. and this gang of 8 bill repeats the exact same pattern of 1986. and t

we had bob corker up on the senate floor today trying to do myth busting.ll you people say that the border fence isn't going to be done and these agencies aren't going to be hired. it's a bunch of lies. people are trying to kill this bill even though people like you, ted cruz, get what you always say you wanted. you wanted border enforcement, now you get it. >> well, the nice thing is, laura, we don't have to it hypothesize. we don't have to guess because we have seen this exact pattern before in 1986, congress told the american people let's grant amnesty to some 3 million people who are here illegally and then some time in the future we will secure the border. what happened? the amnesty happened and the border never got secured. this gang of 8 bill is the exact same shell game the legalization happens immediately and the border security is promised some time in the future, maybe. i don't think the american people are going to fall for it a second time. overwhelming majorities of the american people want to see our broken immigration system fixed and want t