joining us now is bob goodlatte, chairman of the house judiciary committee. sir, it's good have you with us. if i may, i would like to turn to secretary johnson. i don't know that i have ever seen more troubling, invasive, ambiguous answers from any official responsible for department of the federal government. >> is a very troubled government department and the enforcement of our immigration laws clearly are not only being enforced but not being understood either by leadership in that department. $2 billion being spent to help children who show up unaccompanied at our border get into the united states, threatening to deport the 36,000 criminal aliens that were released onto our streets after they had been convicted of crimes, very serious crimes and then served their time and instead of being turned over until they were deported to their home country, let back out on the street to commit more crimes, which is what we know happens when you have these rates and with that knowledge, presuming that the leadership of the department of homeland security and variou

uno de los principales lÍderes del partido republicano, el congresista bob goodlatte, nos explica portorada en washington la legalizaciÓn de 11 millones de indocumentados. tambiÉn, el alcalde de los Ángeles, eric garcetti, nos habla del escÁndalo por los comentarios racistas del dueÑo del equipo de bÁsquetbol de los clippers, yel legendario boxeador oscar de la hoya nos dice por quÉ quiere ser dueÑo de ese equipo. tambiÉn, el sheriff mÁs odiado por los hispanos, joe arpaio, habla con mi compaÑero enrique acevedo. rechaza que persiga a inmigrantes solo por la forma en que se ven, y conversamos con el actor mexicano gael garcÍa bernal, nos habla de su documental, "¿quiÉn es dayani cristal?", y nos dice cÓmo se ve a mÉxico desde buenos aires. comenzamos. >> vamos al punto, con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. comenzamos el programa con una entrevista exclusiva con el ex-presidente de mÉxico, vicente fox. Él estÁ actualmente al frente del centro fox, en guanajuato, mÉxico, pero la historia lo recuerda por haber vencido en las elecciones del aÑo 2000 al candidato del pri, terminando con 71

. >> commissioner bob goodlatte will be joining us with a few moments. we'll talk about johnson's evasion and refusal to become forthcoming. we assume he has some of the answers he would not share with the committee. we'll see what the chairman of that committee believes to be the case. >>> and one tea party group is so frustrated with the lack of action in the fbi's so-called investigation into the irs targeting scandal that they're now offering a substantial reward for information that does lead to those responsible for the scandal. katherine engel brett with us tonight as well. >>> my next guest slamming president obama during the house committee meeting. he said the president's deadlines and threats of executive action on immigration will backfire and make any action harder. joining us now, congressman bob goodlatte. chairman of the house judiciary committee. it's good to have yo with us. i'd like to, if i could, turn to secretary johnson. i don't know if i've seen more troubling, vague, ambiguous answers from a person responsible for a department of

. >> bob goodlatte es uno de los congresistas mÁs influyentes de washington, Él es el nÚmero tres delio. >> un placer estar contigo y tus televidentes. >> congresista, hace unos dÍas usted dijo que era muy posible que este verano votaran sobre siete propuestas de inmigraciÓn, ¿es cierto? >> estamos trabajando aÚn en una serie de proyectos de ley, como sabes, cuatro han salido ya de la comisiÓn de asuntos judiciales de la cÁmara y uno ya saliÓ de la comisiÓn de seguridad nacional, pero aÚn no hemos podido encontrar la mayorÍa republicana para algunos proyectos de ley referidos al estatus de los que no estÁn legalmente en estados unidos. >> pero el lÍder boehner dijo a los republicanos el martes pasado que no impulsarÍa una reforma migratoria este aÑo, ¿entonces no va a pasar nada? >> yo no estarÍa de acuerdo con eso. vamos a seguir intentÁndolo, vamos a seguir tratando de tener una reforma migratoria porque es importante que lo hagamos para que se cumplan las leyes y para el estatus legal de los que estÁn ilegalmente en el paÍs, y para nuestros programas de inmigraciÓn legal, que neces

bob goodlatte el presidente del comit judicial acus a johnson de no sacar del pas a por lo menos 36,000 bajo orden de deportacin y han cometido crmenes. otros republicanos, como el congresista steve king, seÑal que el programa conocido como accin diferida estaba salvando a "miles de criminales ilegales". el secretario por su parte difiri. s/ jeh johnson, secretario de seguridad nacional dijo que anticipa que el programa contine y que est funcionando relativamente bien. s/randy serrano, @randytelemun do hay quienes dicen que muchos de los temas que se hablaron hoy se podrían comenzar a remediar con una reforma migratoria integral. hoy los demócratas siguieron empujando por un proyecto de ley poniéndole una cara humana a las políticas de inmigración. dicen que a falta de una reforma niÑos y mujeres siguen sufriendo. s/cong. raúl grijalva "hay familias divididas. tenemos que con un nivel de urgencia comenzar a darles a ellos algo para sostener estas familias". como la de ruby sanchez cuya realidad cambi cuando su padreel nico en la familia que trabajaba--fue deportado. s/ruby sánchez, "soñ

>> you will hear from bob goodlatte, the judiciary committee chairman. you could also hear from leaders of the intelligence committee. this bill started -- representative sensenbrenner. this is his bill. you saw a compromise that added some things that representative goodlatte wanted including an emergency provision that would allow for the government to ask for data quicker if there is an emergency situation and this is the provision that seemed to win some of the intelligence committee members over. >> when it comes to final passage, this n.s.a. issue overall attracts a lot of bipartisan support and opposition, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. one of the issues that's going to happen now is where you see the senate going with this and senator leahy who authored companion legislation to this bill is expressing some disappointment about the changes and the compromises that were made to it. >> let's turn to the senate next. they are dealing with national security and the nomination of david barron. the senate advanced his nomination by 5 -43 vote and the head

but during a hearing on immigration policy thursday, house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte, republican of virginia, native clear that they remain highly skeptical of negotiating with the president. >> the obama administration has taken unprecedented and most likely unconstitutional steps in order to shut down the enforcement of our immigration laws for millions of unlawful and criminal aliens not considered high enough "priorities." unfortunately, we can only to evade as's effort its responsibilities to escalate. president obama has asked secretary johnson to perform an inventory of the department's current enforcement practices to see how it can conduct them more humanely. these are simply codewords for further ratcheting down enforcement of our immigration laws. >> goodlatte's remarks came as homeland security secretary head jeh johnson testified before the committee, just two days after the white house said it would delay its review of deportation policy. johnson said he remained committed to the effort, when questioned by rep or senator john conyers, democrat of michiga

committed to this issue going back years we served the judiciary committee and you heard earlier from bob goodlatte as the cochair to the caucus to the house and senate on these issues. he's entirely since then on the zephyrs. when we saw the changes that occurred from our relationship on the code is an there are a lot of people who contributed to that. no one, absolutely no one made as much as a difference in the outcome of that negotiation than the vice president of the united states. today the fact as i mentioned a moment ago some 15 screens being built today in china consume a greater and greater quantities of content. the ability now for coproductions without any quotas and of course the reason from 20 to 34 as well as box office receipts in no small measure as a result of the efforts of the vice preside

. >> i am bob goodlatte from virginia. five months ago, the house passed hr 3309, my bill to remote innovation and job creation by helping businesses defend themselves against abusive patent litigation. americans are still waiting for president obama and senate democrats to act. george holding from north carolina. 10 weeks ago, the house passed hr 2804, my bill to rein in red tape and increase transparency of new regulations so small businesses can better plan ahead. americans are still waiting for president obama and senate immigrants to act. senate democrats to act. >> americans are still waiting for president obama and senate democrats to act. i am bill johnson from ohio. six weeks ago, the house passed my bill to fight back against administrations war on coal that is destroying jobs. americans are still waiting for president obama and senate democrats to act. >> i am todd young from indiana. five weeks ago, the house passed hr 2575, my bill to restore the working hours and wages that millions of part-time employees los

back to the ears we serve together when he was chairman of the judiciary committee serving for bob goodlattes the cochair dealing with the caucus between a the house and the senate on these issues. has been tireless since then in his efforts. when we saw the changes that occurred in a relationship on the potus those that follow the issue with china they went from 20 to 34. there were a lot of people that contributed to that. absolutely no one made as much of a difference in the outcome of that negotiation than the vice president of united the united states. so today the fact as i mentioned a moment ago that their 15 screens being built today in china consuming greater and greater quantities and content the ability now for coproductions without any quotas and raising from 20 to 34 as well as box office receipts in no small measure is in no small effort to the leadership in china. for those reasons we are deeply honored that he is here with us today. i point out to people that both of us left the senate at roughly the same time. one of us got involved in enterprises where there are cost overru

congressman bob goodlatte chairs this hearing. >> the judiciary com >> without objection, we will declare recess at any time. we welcome welcome everyone to e oversight hearing, and i will begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. i want to extend our welcome to secretary johnson for testifying before us today for the first time. the obama administration has taken unprecedented and, most likely, unconstitutional steps in order to shut down the enforcement of our immigration laws for millions of unlawful and criminal aliens not considered high enough, quote, priorities, end quote. the dhs does this under the guise of prosecutorial discretion. the beneficiaries include many thousands of aliens who have been arrested by state and local law enforcement who are convicted criminals who have been put in removal proceedings and who dhs simply has let back onto our streets. in addition to simply not pursuing remove bl aliens, the dhs has granted, has been granting hundreds of thousands of them administrative legalization and work authorization. the department of homeland security does

advisory committee host these events and conjunction with the internet caucus itself and congressman bob goodlatte and anna eshoo and senator john thune and patrick leahy. the proposition here for this particular program is that the organization does not take any positions on legislation. this is a good issue to illustrate that. all we do is host as a platform balance discussions on these issues pros and cons because the internet is astoundingly important and it needs to be preserved and cherished. so i applaud and thank the congressional caucus and its co-chairs for supporting this program even though the chairs themselves disagree on these particular issues. i really would like to thank them and explained that is our process. as far as the process for the fcc, gus? >> guest: so to start in a similar vein as a little bit of an introduction my name is gus hurwitz and i'm an assistant professor of law at the university of nebraska college of law where i teach telecommunications internet law and regulation and a great program with outstanding graduates doing important work in these fields. that's a

served together when he was chairman of the judiciary committee, serving as you heard earlier from bob goodlatte as a co-chair dealing with the caucus between the house and the senate on these issues. he's been tireless since then on his efforts. when we saw the changes that occurred in our relationship on the quotas, for those of you who follow the issue, with china that went from 20 to 34, there are a lot of people who contributed to that. no one, absolutely no one made as much of a difference in the outcome of that negotiation than the vice president of the united states. and so today the fact that there, as i mentioned a moment ago, some 15 screens being built a day in china consuming greater and greater quantities of cop tent, the ability -- content, the ability now for co-productions without any quotas and, of course, the raising from 20 to 34 as well as box office receipts in no small measure is as a result of the vice president and his meetings with the leaders at the time. we have someone who really does get this, understands it and has dedicated a good part of his public life to it. we

we hope to keep the river flowing and the delta queen alive, the judiciary committee chairman, bob goodlatte, and mr. conyers. i would like to offer for the record a letter on the conversation conference of material claims against nazi germany who states they would not oppose passage of this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cohen: thank you, madam speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you, madam speaker. i would at this time like to yield to the distinguished chairman of the judiciary committee, mr. goodlatte from virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. chabot: such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to begin by thanking mr. chabot for introducing this legislation and mr. conyers and mr. cohen for their support as well. the foreign cultural exchange immunity clarification act strengthens the ability of u.s. museums and educationa