we're a lot smarter than bobby jindal thinks. >> in your mind what is bobby jindal trying to do? to it carol. he is lagging in the polls, although yesterday's comments by him have brought him from 1.4% to 1.5. i understand it's politics. it's political season. there's dozens of people running on each side of the aisle for president. what i believe the american people want to see -- and whether you vote republican or democrat or independent is strong committed, serious, smart, compassionate leadership. we need leadership that wants to take on major problems in this country, such as immigration reform. let's have a serious conversation and not just throw out words that ignite the mob and attack and declare war on more than 11 million undocumented people. that's not leadership. >> but what happened in san francisco with katie steinle, she was killed by an undocumented immigrant who should have been shipped out of the country long ago. why shouldn't that mayor be held accountable for that for not turning that undocumented immigrant over to the authorities when they asked? >> the case

i was so happy to see president obama in louisiana, and sq previous caller about bobby jindal, bobby jindal is the governor of louisiana, back basically he does not spend a lot of time in louisiana. relatives who live in new orleans, and i want to say that i was surprised yourself how far come, and i was so happy to see president obama there, someone who i love so very much because he cares so much about people and for the people of new orleans, who have come back. they can for letting me say this. host: thanks for calling. before the president spoke in the community center, he took a tour of part of that community that suffered 10 years ago at the hands of hurricane katrina, and he spoke for a few minutes during that tour. we will watch more of that and take more of your calls. obama: these areas are part of one of the most historic districts of louisiana and new orleans and america. a lot of people think this is where jazz started taking root. it is close to downtown and the french quarter, one of the most important historic african-american communities in the country. like so much

an ad backing bobby jindal will air an ad in iowa during the main debate. >> one candidate is movingp where it counts in iowa. bobby jindal. >> lindsey graham took a light-hearted approach suggesting viewers pregame what he called the trump debacle by watching the happy hour debate and hiding their cell phone numbers. >>> donald trump is previewing the topics he plans to highlight. in an interview with bill o'reilly last night he said he distant plan to go after jeb bush or others for the nomination nomination. >> i want to talk about the wall and bad trade deals. i may say that i can negotiate better than any of these folks. i did write the deal and i built a phenomenal business as you know. you know i have certain abilities that they do not have. i'm not looking to hurt anybody, i'm not looking to embarrass anybody. if i have to bring up deficiencies i'll bring up deficiencies but certainly i'm not looking to do that. i'd rather go straight down the middle. you don't know where the three folks that are asking the questions, will they try to trick you up which is unfortunate. becaus

few moments ago, we showed you live pictures of bobby jindal. ld trump holding a town hall meeting later tonight. mr. trump dominating in the polls. mr. jindal is going to be on varney tomorrow, i'm going to be on varney tomorrow. forget about me, bobby jindal will be on "varney & co." tomorrow. >>> a few things we're learning about the republican presidential candidates and if they're going to go down or if they go down swinging. who could characterize the story anybody better than charlie gasparino? >> against donald trump swinging. here's what we're getting from, explain my sourcing, the gop money guys are saying in new york, backing various players such as rubio, such as scott walker, such as jeb bush, to some extent ted cruz, to some extent rand paul. they are planning a post-labor day ad assault against trump. this is very interesting. the initial advice from people like karl rove is ignore him. you can't ignore him. he's 25% of the polls. they're calling their donors up, the guys that give them money, their fund-raisers are, people for rub

and so i say, the worst, bobby jindal. , he seems to pander more than everyone. he has so little chance i don't want to waste it on him and i'm afraid i will have to join you guys on trump. he has hugely confident opinions about things. stossel: to me, the biggest one is the deficit spending and the growth of government. america is going broke because current and previous politicians spent and promised so much. today's candidates, i will say be responsive. >> we balance the budget, jobs, we cut taxes, we balance every budget. >> i have vetoed 20 separate line items. >> he reduced florida spending by 8% per year. my colleague when he was governor of arkansas increased spending by 3% per year. and i should point out that some of the governors were in on office during the sessions and we adjusted for that and this shows how well candidates compared to other governors during the time when they were in office. jeb bush still wins. he does even better and he cut 3% more than the average governor and much more than any candidate. in almost all of the republicans did bet

bobby jindal, governor of louisiana, is to speak next.hen you mention rick perry and the military, only perry and lindsey graham are actually veterans in this large field of republicans. 17 in the race now. and when i talked to some voters here, ted cruz is a particular favorite, again, because these are very active animated cover serve tives who like his style. i've asked about donald trump. reaction i've been getting so far is sort of, well, he's donald trump. they like the fire he brings to the race. not getting a sense that he's got actual voter supporters yet. at least those that i have met in person so far. thomas? >> kelly o'donnell reporting there in atlanta and we're just showing everybody briefly there is louisiana governor bobby jindal who has just taken the stage speaking at the red night gathering. in the hours since last night donald trump has spent as much time targeting fox news anchor megyn kelly as he has his real political opponents. trump taking offense to some of the questions that he got, specifically this one in par

black democrat, you know, the end or bobby jindal very conservative.you know, they got behind any plan that would help bring more money to new orleans. i'll be honest with you, though, i don't know of his appearance or lack of appearance. i do know in lake view that they were very, very resentful on the saturday night before katrina hit. katrina hit on a monday morning on the saturday night before katrina hit, ray nagin was out to to leisurely dinner with a steak joint something nice, steak knife. [laughter] and it's leak you've got kathleen blank essentially at that point living in emergency operation center in baton rouge, you know, what, ray nagin did on that saturday? he spent the afternoon five hours on a movie set because he had a big part as believe it or not a corrupt mayor. [laughter] for those of you who don't know -- he's now serving ten year sentence while misconduct in office. but he spent five hours on a movie studio again you have blanco and others knowing this horrific category four at that point about to be up to a category five, in la

a super pact backing bobby jindal posted an ad it plans to air in iowa during the main event. >> the debate is cleveland is all about a celebrity but one candidate is moving up where it counts in iowa. bobby jindal. >> lindsey graham took a light-hearted approach suggesting viewers pregame what he called the trump debacle by grabbing a cold one and watching the happy hour debate and hiding their cell phone numbers. >>> from our donald trump, he is talking about the debate on thursday. giving a little preview of what he plans to highlight. in an interview last night with bill o'reilly, he said he does not plan to go directly at jeb bush or his other competitors. >> i want to be right down the middle. i want to talk about the policy and i want to talk about the wall and i want to talk about illegal immigration and i want to talk about bad trade deals. i may say that i can negotiate better than any of these folks. i did write the deal and i built a phenomenal business, as you know. you know, i have certain abilities that they do not have. i'm not looking to hurt anybody, i'm not looking

in fact, if anybody's seen bobby jindal, please call 212-555- you're-running-for-president.laughter) (applause) just trying to help a brother out. okay. (laughter) okay. now, you always hear politicians saying they want to have a conversation about race. yeah. (laughter) but when they actually have that conversation, things tend to get a little awkward. >> new video reveals what happened behind closed doors when hillary clinton and members of black lives matter met on the campaign trail. >> larry: ooh! a video! (laughter) yeah. this is going to be juicy. (laughter) all right. to help me navigate through this, from hrc headquarters is hillary clinton campaign official carlos jordanson. >> how you doing? larry: carlos, welcome to the show. (cheers and applause) and all the way from black headquarters, please welcome "nightly show" contributor holly walker. (cheers and applause) so holly, you're at black headquarters? >> yes. (laughter) >> larry: what are you -- (laughter) what are you doing there? >> i'm here to monitor how the black vote is responding to hillary when she's co

chris christie and bobby jindal will be there, we plan to bring those to you live. while his day for the iowa state fair. , from newindependence jersey. caller: how are you? >> good, thanks. caller: i'm calling because i've been watching your program. i voted for president obama. i also voted for my governor, chris christie. i'm really leaning trump voting for either or christie because i like their outspokenness. i am 34 years old and am tired of the same old politics as usual. they are afraid to commit to an answer. i want someone that will stand their ground and say this is the way that it is. we have to fix problems. we do not get that -- look at the dnc chairman. she is an embarrassment. i do not know how she is still in the position she is in. theyhat they have done is have lost everything. they lost the senate, the ,ongress -- there most likely if hillary stays in, going to lose the white house. this is the track record that she is proud of? beat the war on women for so long. it is becoming death to people. that is all we have heard for the last three electio

. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal writing on twitter we need to end birthright citizenship for illegalmmigrants. scott walker also supports ending birthright citizenship. >> larry: quick optics, tip, scott walker. when the policy you want to end is going to lead to 0 a, minorities being rounded up and sent somewhere you might want to lower your arm. >> now to be fair, the republican establishment does not want to be having this conversation. jeb exclamation point. and marco rubio have both said they are not in favor of changing this law. but jeb is married to a mexican immigrant, and marco rubio is latino himself. so either they are more attuned to issues or they just have -- what is that thing called? oh, yeah, basic human empathy. i always forget that. all right. okay. all right. here is the thing. even bill o'reilly thinks trump has gone too far. >> then you say well we have to have mass deportation. that is not going to happen because the fourteenth amendment says if you are born here you are an american. >> bill, i think you are wrong about the fourteenth amendment. >> larry: i ne

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that's top secret republican presidential candidate bobby jindalal! at's where he has been hiding. oh, bobby, you run for president, but you can't hide. well you know what a random space bobby jindal means, it means firing up another edition of the unblackening. >> larry: okay. we have been covering the republicans now it's time to get an update on the democratic side of the race surging bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders is drawing more than 10,000 people an appearance. >> more than 15,000 people showed up at his next event and then last night in portland heÑi had the biggest crowd yet, a reported 28,000 people showed up. >> yeah, america. yeah. >> america, do you feel a berning sensation? >> if it is anything but emotional please call your doctor. >> it seems he tapped into the populist id of the democratic party and seems to be surging against its ego. >> but why are people paying attention to bernie sanders? i thought he was just a crazy socialist. he's a socialist, right. i mean, seriously it looks like mr. magoo just wandered into the race. oh i w

the poll. [ applause ] >> larry: oh, speaking of espionage, louisiana governor and top secret bobby jindal continues his fight to be unknown by campaigning in an undisclosed location in north america. >> seriously, has anybody seen bobby jindal since he announced jim gilmore, intelligence? turning away from the world of intelligence, donald trump, now,. >> who continues to remain steady at the top of the polls. all right. so what's the latest crazy? >> sadly, because president obama has done such a poor job as president, you won't see another black president for generations. what did you mean by that? >> yeah, what did you mean by that? >> well, i think he has been a very poor president. i think he has done a very poor job as president. >> larry: uh-huh. uh-huh. so what you are saying is every black person gets penalized for one black person's actions? do i really have to explain prejudice 101 to you? >> by your logic i should stop going to the dentist because they all kill lions. instead of the real reason why i stopped, which is because they all have a conspiracy to inject black people w

than a mom and dad who can to second grade math and they are mad and this is an issue growing and bobby jindal gore readily embraced as did governor bush and governor huckabee, they all did the then governor walker but it ain't working and bobby jindal has stepped up to sue the federal government because they checked over with a consortium that now has their financial interest and he took get on that is the secret strength and i warned her about that. the greatest governor is john kasich 17 state of the union we don't count those born from virginia on english soil. [laughter] they invented flight the first man to step off this planet on to another from ohio he is brilliant and full of energy he makes decisions that doesn't go down well with the teapartier my advice is every single sentence bring at medicaid expansion to that again and again in a general election he kerry 86 every the county's in ohio. blue-collar deep blue and gm loving uaw united steelworker employees why? because he is an incredible and gifted politician she does not want to run against them so she has to talk up the medicai

worst though, i'm torn a little bit, bobby jindal, my home state governor from louisiana has done a terrible job seems to pander more than anyone. but he has so little chance i don't want to waste it on him. i'm afraid i will have to deal you guys on trump. he doesn't seem to have any idea what he's talking about. he has hugely confident opinions, many of which he's wrong. >> he sounds like he know what is he is talking about. >> the number one qualification for running for president is you think you are awesome enough to think are you a president he's got that in spades. >> to me the biggest one is the deficit spending and the growth of government. many earthquake is going broke because current and previous politicians spent so much and promised to much. now today's candidates, i'm say, i'm be responsible. >> we balance the budget and jobs and budgets. >> we cut tack, we balance budgets. >> which balanced every bucket. they could me veto corleone because i vetoed 69 line items in the budget. >> what's the truth? that governors running have actual spending record we can compare. so we did. t

my favorite is tan, rested, ready, i think that bobby jindal took from nixon.dy: that was campaign slogan people used in 1992 to get nixon to run again. i had that bumper sticker on my bedroom wall for a long time, i had bono also, hoping that -- >> i had my hal 88 shirt. kennedy: >> i have my ollie north for '94 shirt. >> he came close. kennedy: what should scott walker campaign should be. >> boring unions to death since 2011. kennedy: do you think people pay attention, i think they pay attention to ads, tan, rested and ready of creative but they are so boring, even trump's make america great again, why is that unique. kennedy: i don't think, i think they are antiquated. >> well, i disagree. if you will have people internalize three things that vote for you equals x, you need a theme, political revolution coming is you know we're going to be socialists then that. kennedy: that quite revolutionary. >> rubio, a new american centu century. kennedy: talk about how nice his lips are. >> all right, i get it, i have to calm down. but, like, for a unifying thin, i don

even bobby jindal who was born to immigrant parents and himself became a natural-born u.s. citizen eligible to run for president thanks to birth right citizenship tweeted last night "need to end birth right citizenship for illegal immigrants." now, jindal's parents were here legally, they got green cards through his mother's university scholarship, but it's not clear how that distinction would play out or be enforced. trump's plan to end birth right citizenship deals with immigration policy going forward. the real kicker is his plan for 11 plus million undocumented immigrants already here living in the u.s. in his own words, they have to go. trump is positioning himself the head of what we'll call the round 'em up caucus. the part of the republican party that's perfectly comfortable telling millions of americans "we're coming for your fends and loves ones and colleagues and co-workers, we're going to lock them up and throw them out of the country." then there's the nominally more moderate wing of the party which is arguing not that trump's approach is wrong but that it's ju

everything bobby jindal belies the data.ave since then, all the studies show that undocumented males are less likely to commit crimes than their counter part here in the u.s. it is just not true. and what i find offensive is that i'm the mayor of a small city trying to create an exceptional place to live, work for all. i need to earn the trust of everyone in the community to solve issues of public health, public safety. i find myself out there by myself as one small city, when i home others will join me side by side taking on the ridiculous reckless rhetoric of bobby jindal and the cast of cowardly characters. >> thank you for joining us. up next, jon stewart bids farewell to the daily show. >>> what appeared to me to be another example of a fox news segment expressing absolute power and reframing that as persecution of real america by minorities, free loaders and socialists -- that's trade marked by the way. >> tomorrow night is a big night for television. fox news will host the first official republican presidential debate

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. >> reporter: louisiana governor bobby jindal accused walker of embracing medicare by tying it to age "it is frankly shocking that a republican candidate for president would author a cradle to grave plan like this." marco rubio put his health care goals in a "washington post" op ed yesterday and attacked president obama. >> we have to repeal it and replace it with something that gives every american the opportunity to akwiert health insurance they want with their own pre-tax money from any company in america across state lines that will sell it to them. >> reporter: the latest poll that is trump in the 20s, jeb bush in the teens, and dr. ben carson leading the single digits pack at 9. he's under fire from the left suggesting planned parenthood is a racist conspiracy. >> one of the reason you find most in black neighborhoods so you can find a way to control that population. and i think people go back and read about margaret sanger who founded this place. a woman who hillary clinton by the way says she admires. look and see what many people in naught said germany thought about her. >> r

so i think it favors a democrat. >> when you hear bobby jindal saying this, affecting low-income minorityen, especially in the south, and regulations making abortion only for the privileged? >> the war on women has never taken a break. a lot of us feel it's been ongoing. and part of the reason this video was put out today, we have to be paying attention to these votes and this assault. i don't think it's going to end. we can't let this happen. and part of why this is resonating with people, this is critical. if you're a low-income person, this could be life or death. if you can't access health care, or don't have the resources to get there, think about the preventive services. i think people feel a sense of urgency around this issue. >> how about the budget considerations, the republicans trying to shout down the government over planned parenthood? rand paul, preemptively trying to blame it on president obama. >> i support any legislation that will shut down planned parenthood, but if president obama wants to shut down government because he doesn't get funds for planned parenthood, that w

not surprising he would take heat from the left on this from within the gop louisiana governor bobby jindalled it an entitlement program. >> i confess i didn't quite understand governor jindal's criticism there. but i think what's interesting about this is, this followed governor walker coming out swinging day before yesterday against the gop leadership on the hill. and if people they talk to every day on the radio and people across the country have been frustrated with the pace of change and challenging the president on a whole host of issues, but obama care issue is still really important to people. people think it's faded because of immigration but it's still really important. so for him to come out and hit the gop leadership for not doing what it says it's going to do, and then to come out with a substantive plan, i think is good for him. i think he's going to say i don't have the pizzazz of some people on the west coast and on the east coast, but i'm going to get this done. he has some credibility on that. that was a good move for him. >> charles, marco rubio also running for the nomin

everything bobby jindal belies the data. wave since then, all the studies show that undocumented males are less likely to commit crimes than their counter part here in the u.s. it is just not true. and what i find offensive is that i'm the mayor of a small city trying to create an exceptional place to live, work for all. i need to earn the trust of everyone in the community to solve issues of public health, public safety. i find myself out there by myself as one small city, when i home others will join me side by side taking on the ridiculous reckless rhetoric of bobby jindal and the cast of cowardly characters. >> thank you for joining us. up next, jon stewart bids farewell to the daily show. i just ran a couple of sweaty miles with these guys, and now i'm going to get them to smell my shirt. smells good yesterday i washed my clothes in new downy fresh protect. it's like deodorant, for your clothes. you just throw it in with your detergent, it neutralizes odors on the spot new downy fresh protect thiproof of less joint pain

he also discussed climate change , despite a request by louisiana governor bobby jindal not to do so. >> making our communities more resilient is going to be increasingly important because we are going to see more extreme weather events as the result of climate change. deeper droughts, deadlier wildfires, stronger storms. amy: we will spend the hour with new orleans native actor wendell pierce, best known for his roles in "the wire" and "treme." monique harden and journalist .ary rivlin... all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. hundreds more people fleeing violence in syria, afghanistan, pakistan, iraq, sub-saharan africa and other regions have reportedly died en route to europe as the world grapples with what's being described the worst migration crisis since world war ii. as many as 200 people may have drowned when a boat headed to southern europe sank off the libyan coast thursday. another boat with 50 people on board also reportedly capsized thursday. swedish officials say they also found the bodies o

and in "leadership and crisis," bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values in "stand for something." george pataki is also running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released "pataki" where he looked back on his path to the governorship. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book, "taking a stand." another entrant into the 2016 presidential race is former texas governor rick perry. in "fed be up," he explains that government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. in "american dreams," florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont senator bernie sanders is a candidate for the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech," is composed of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. and in "blue collar conservatives," presidential candidate rick santorum argues the republican party must focus on the working class

that will be followed at 1:00 eastern time by governor bobby jindal. today, senator ted cruz was on hand. he spoke for about minutes. here's is our coverage from the iowa state fair this morning. [applause] much.ruz: thank you very god bless the great state of iowa. [applause] how many of y'all watched the debate in cleveland? what an amazing array of talent that was on that stage. how fantastic is it that we have so many young, passionate, dynamic leaders stepping up to leave this party and to lead the united states of america. [applause] contrast: and what a with the democrats. [laughter] sen. cruz: i'm pretty sure the first democratic the base is going to consist -- democratic debate is going to consist of hillary clinton and the chipotle clerk. that is not fair. we cannot forget about bernie sanders. so now the democratic field consists of a wild eyed socialist with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world, and bernie sanders. [laughter] and it is striking that the democrats keep delaying their debates. first it was september, then octobe

and on saturday, republican noonnors chris christie at and bobby jindal at 1:00. coming up tonight on c-span. wrote to the white house joins the 2016 presidential candidates at the iowa state fair. first, wisconsin governor scott walker. then former hp ceo carly fiorina. followed by senator lindsey graham. >> next, governor scott walker of wisconsin at the des moines register soapbox. the governor was interrupted by protesters and following remarks he spoke with reporters in the public. his speech is 20 minutes. >> thanks. first off, i am going to start with freedom, endowed by our creator, defined by the constitution that is defended each and every day by the man and woman who proudly wear the uniform of this united states. lets give a big round of applause. [cheering] [applause] thank you for your service. it is great to be at the fair, great to be in ottawa. -- iowa. we will keep coming back. we will go to all 99 counties. i am here today with my wife and one of my sons, matt. we will have a great time. this is great weather. we just knowledge to america is a c

cruz.day, senator ted on saturday, chris christie and bobby jindal. join the twitter conversation.aking you on the roadth