bobbie: wait a minute. what are you doing? >> scott: calling detective falconeri. the news to him. >> bobbie: no, wait! scott, no, no, no. wait. you can't do that. carly's on that recording, admitting that she covered for sonny. >> scott: yeah, and that would be accessory after the fact. >> bobbie: well, don't turn her in, scott. come on. don't do that to my daughter. please. don't do this to me. >> dante: look, it must be tough to wrap your head around this whole thing, especially after all the promises he made you. >> michael: well, there's no point in hiding from it, is there? >> dante: you can't go off on sonny, okay? you cannot take this into your own hands. >> michael: what do you think i'm gonna do? >> dante: i don't know. but i haven't even questioned him yet. you can't go tipping him off. >> michael: i understand. >> dante: look, i can't even imagine what it is you're going through right now. but know that i will help you if i -- [ cellphone rings ] if i can. it's baldwin. it's probably about max's shooting. >> michael: you should go -- find who's responsi

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making us proud every day to be standing on stage with my congressman, third district congressman, bobby scott bobby a round of applause. how about don biers who just won a big race. we've seen some news around the country that doesn't make us thrilled but the virginia delegation didn't move back ward at all. we're doing it right here in virginia, right? we're doing it right. but i'm here for the man of the hour, my friend of 35 years. when i was lieutenant governor, i had a chance to sit next to him and govern in a very challenging time. every day i learned from mark warner when he was governor and when i was governor, i drew on those lessons. i was a lot better than i would have been, because i learned from him. i don't even mind the junior label. i'm in the senate of the united states working with the best partner anybody could have. welcome your senator mark warner! thank you, tim cane. thank you, governor! thank you, congressman! and most importantly, thank you, virginia! well, it was a hard-fought race. it went a little longer than we thought. but i think we know in virginia about close

asociacin de gobernadores republicanos, a este llamado se sumaron el gobernador de wisconsin, "scott walker" y "bobbyl" de lousisiana --- --- por su parte, el senador republicano "tom coburn" asegura que la medida es una accin muy grave que puede llevar el "pas a la anarqua, incluso a la violencia" --- juanfra por supuesto que este es un tema que tiene muchas ms preguntas que respuestas... y para que nos aclare muchas de las dudas que todos podamos tener se encuentra en vivo con nosotros la aboga de inmigracin patricia castorena/// take 2boxes patricia... te damos la bienvenida en esta segunda hora de nuestro cubrimiento especial de telemundo 48 a este anuncio histrico por parte del presidente obama... por supuesto una de las preguntas ms recurrentes e importantes para tener en cuenta y que nos quede claro... un tema bastante importante los dreamers: estarn exentos o entrarn dentro de la orden ejecutiva? qu se puede esperar? take patricia live juanfra recuerde que si tiene preguntas o dudas sobre la accin ejecutiva que el presidente obama anunciar hoy... puede llamarnos al 408- 944-4813 put placehold

asociacin de gobernadores republicanos, a este llamado se sumaron el gobernador de wisconsin, "scott walker" y "bobby lousisiana --- --- por su parte, el senador republicano "tom coburn" asegura que la medida es una accin muy grave que puede llevar el "pas a la anarqua, incluso a la violencia" --- juanfra --- pero a pesar de estas fuertes declaraciones por miembros del partido republicano, son miles las organizaciones comunitarias que apoyan esta accin ejecutiva --- lorena --- y aunque no se han dado a conocer los pormenores del plan de obama... se estima que unos cinco millones de indocumentados resultaran amparardos bajo esta accin... take 2boxes lucero bentez esta en vivo en nuestros estudios y nos dice cmo organizaciones comunitarias del area de la bahia reaccionan a la inminente accin ejecutiva.. lucero live lucero on cam buenos das lorena, juan francisco... de acuerdo con informacin extraoficial... las millones de personas que saldran beneficiadas de esta accin ejecutiva seran elegibles para recibir permisos de trabajo pero los inmigrantes indocumentados, no podran obtener la ciudadania y no se

bobby scott, chairman of the house education and work force. er we are so excited about that. eliot engel, house foreign affairs committee. bennie thompson, committee on homeland security. john conyers, house judiciary committee. elijah cummings, house committee on oversight and government reform. eddie bernice johnson, house committee on science, space, and technology. lydia velazquez, house small business committee. peter defazio, house transportation and infrastructure committee. corrine brown, house committee on veterans' affairs. bob brady, house administration committee. linda sanchez, health ethics committee. carolyn maloney, joint economic committee. raul grijalva, new ranking member of natural resources. i always said in my own district in san francisco, california, the beauty is in the mix. the strength is in the mix. and we are so very is, very, very proud that our seats at the table of the ranking members represent not only the beautiful diversity, they not only look like america, they live like america. they understand the challenges, the aspirations of all americ

they are mike pence, bobby perry, and scott walker. they talk about obama's immigration policies. this is a half-hour. >> here we go. all right. the host of "meet the press." chuck todd. and applause] these are thesee, only governors who expressed interest in running for president. governor christie, you are not up here anymore. totally understand. that joke work for everybody? >> i did not express anything. >> it is about roping you in. i will kick things off in a minute and i want you guys to use no cards. we are not standing up and asking questions. pass them up. we will go for an hour. i am talking about the issues of the day and there is some news on immigration. our governorsh here in congress. startor kasich, let me with you. you are close with speaker boehner, how should they respond to the action announced tomorrow night? what would you advise? >> my view is that they should be at this right away. my sense is that they should have put it off and make it clear to him that they are not going to listen to people who have no interest in the solution. ohio, would, in look at p

sensenbrenner from wisconsin and the democratic leader of the effort was bobby scott, the distinguished gentleman from virginia, one of the things that have striking as we move forward with our exploration, was the federal system, more than 50% of the people who moreurrently incarcerated, or 50%, are therefore drug substance abuse crimes. ly about 8% of the current occupants of federal prisons across america were convicted of violent crimes. something is wrong with that picture. and i'm thankful, actually, that states, particularly in the deep south, conservative states, with republican governors and republican held state legislative bodies, have recognized the failure of the excessive law and order policies brought to us in the late 1980's and early 1990's, the fact that it was costing their taxpayers dollars, wasting resources, and they've come together to reform the criminal justice system. it's happened in texas. it's happened in south carolina. it's happened in alabama. it's happened in kentucky. it's happened in louisiana. it's happened in georgia. states,hese aren't blue these ar

last week i asked bobby jindal and scott walker, forget your views of the president and what he did,ow do you feel about the people who live in your state there illegally living in shadows families divided how do you feel about them personally? their answers were not that personal. they weren't that emotional. they have to figure out a way to talk about the plight of people here living in the shadows. yes, they broke the law. how do they feel about them as human beings. if they can't do that and if presidential candidates can't do that i don't think boehner and mcconnell can. that's what a lot of hispanic voters care about. >> where do you see it going in the future? >> we think of support for immigration reform as this killer in republican politics but john mccain was the candidate in 2008 having been a vocal supporter of immigration reform. i know that it's tough to get through the process. tough to get through the caucuses being that supportive and certainly he lost in iowa. i don't see it as a killer. i am with you, joe. they need to figure out a way to get it off the table entir

scott walker, bobby jindal, martinez.arry, he said he is going to decide in the middle of next spring if he is going to run, and said he was humbled by what happened to him during his 2011-2012 run. >> point of the errors i made was thinking i would run for the governorship three times and what could be harder than that. there is something. it is called standing up not only front of the united states, but the world. >> he told me he was talked into it. he now wants to be presse presid will push for that. martha: what about bobby jindal? what does he say about his thinking? >> he is putting a lot of thought into it. if he does run, the theme will be restoring the american dream based on his experience of immigrants. he believes republicans have a responsibility now that the american people have given a mandate for the elections. >> now it is time for us to do something. we cannot just be the anti-obama party. now they're looking for us to show we have earned the right to govern. show that our policies work. >> they told me

scott will hit the trail with bobby g yby jindal and rick per.s are making plans for what they call the nightmare scenario. in case of a stalemate saying. joining me now by miami harrold's political writer. if that headline is right we could see lawyers and a succumb of photographers and reporters in florida again searching for ballots. that truly is a nightmare scenario. >> that's the scenario we love in florida. we love chaotic elections. yeah. we have one just last night and today we've had four polls released. two of them show a dead even tie. one showed rick scott up by about 2 points. another shows charlie crist up by one percentage points. both are inside the error of margin. this race is tied. an interesting race happened yesterday. the famed souls to the poll event. black voter rallies where people vote after church took place. it didn't make a difference. it looks like democrats were trailing republicans by about 126,000 early and absentee ballots cast so far made up about 26,000 of the votes. now the gop margin is about 100,000. the de

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paula piorina, lindsay graham, mick huckaby, bobby jindal, john caseic, mike pent, rick perry, rob portman, mitt romney, paul ryan, rick santorum, john thune, scott walker. question, is there a front runner, eleanor? >> we started off with tom cotton. i would look at him for 2020. he has a lot of good credentials, harvard, iraq veteran you, but he won an election and that is his first term in the u.s. senate. joni ernst, let's see how she develops. they're not running in 2016. all the other crew, everyone is dreaming of the white house, and i think if you look at the trio running from the senate, cruz, rubio and rand paul, they're all going to use the senate floor to advance their canned dates. i think ted cruz is go -- candidacies. i think ted cruz will go to the house and do freelancing amongst conservatives. he is the most disliked member of the u.s. senate by his colleagues, by both democrats and republicans. rand paul is a serious legislator. and i think he does have a potential of knitting together the different wings of the republican party. and marco rubio, i don't think will run if jeb bush runs. he's his protege. if jeb bush is make noi

they are indiana governor mike pence, louisiana governor bobby jindal, texas governor rick perry, and wisconsin governor scottalker. in this rt of the discussion, they address the immigration policies. this is half an hour. >> your ego. press." "meet the chuck todd. these are the only governors that expressed an interest in running for president in 2016. that is why they are up here. any other governor, governor christie, i assume that means you ar not appear anymore. any more. off in ack things minute. notecards.d be some there will be people on the sides collecting. we will go for about an hour and we will kick o with talking about some issues of the day. bere is some news that made made on immigration. i want to start with three of our five governors here have all served in congress. and so let me start with you. you have served in congress. howhould congressional leadership respond to the prident's action that he is going to announce tomorrow night , what would you advise congressional leadership to respond? my view is ty should have beent this right away. s and is a heard he was going to do it. my sense

to re-election, rick scott, look at for example in texas you got a new governor there, rick perry had been there 16 years, wendy davis, the so-called star was going to take over. bobbydal, nicki haley reelected. what was the debt when you came into office? what is the debt now? how much have you lowered taxes? and how many jobs have been created? what was the unemployment numbers? >> $3.6 billion in deficit when i came in. we now have about a $1 billion surplus that this spring we gave back to the taxpayers for the third time this year alone we've lowered taxes. taxes $2 billion lower since i've taken office. property taxes and income taxes are lower than they were four years ago. imagine that property taxes are lower in typical home, not the rate, the levee. we've seen 110,000 new jobs. and at the beginning of 2010 the unemployment rate was 9.2%. last month it was down to 5.5%, the lowest it's been in six years. >> wow. i think this is a template or a model that should be duplicated on a national level. give me advice, now that republicans have control of the house and senate, don't you think the answer is putting conservative solutions like you used that work for

, i believe, that was louisiana said bobby jindal would. 40% in florida said jeb bush would, and 36% gave that response about rubio. in wisconsin, 42% said that scott walker would make a good president. and 46% said that paul ryan would. that's just a quick summary of some of the exit poll data. we have a piece up on the website called exit poll trends a to z, goes into the issues in a little bit more detail. now we're going to turn to our panelists to talk about what was most surprising to them on election night. and we're going to begin with michael brown to talk about house races. michael, you said that, if i remember correctly, that at the

bobby jindal and mike pence, they say the president is overstepping his authority. that said, how republicans should respond is something of -- it's a point of contention, if you will. scott walker said that the best way to resolve this would be through the courts, so obviously house speaker john boehner is leading a lawsuit against the president. but there are some questions about whether or not a government shutdown is anything that makes sense. i think for a lot of governors, they make this argument that if the republicans are going to look to leaders going forward, it's going to be someone who's run a state, not someone based in washington. the government shutdown last time around didn't play well in the states. so, while there's universal agreement opposing the president on this is the right move, actually how they go about it is in some dispute. >> msnbc's kasey hunt in boca raton, thank you very much. >>> let's get reaction from washington, d.c. where the center for american progress, a progressive think tank s holding a day-long conference today. nbc senior political correspondent perry bacon joins us live from washington, d.c. same question to you, has the buzz r

, i believe, that was louisiana said bobby jindal would. 40% in florida said jeb bush would, and 36% gave that response about rubio. in wisconsin, 42% said that scott walker would make a good president. and 46% said that paul ryan would. that's just a quick summary of some of the exit poll data. we have a piece up on the website called exit poll trends a to z, goes into the issues in a little bit more detail. now we're going to turn to our panelists to talk about what was most surprising to them on election night. and we're going to begin with michael brown to talk about house races. michael, you said that, if i remember correctly, that at the beginning of the obama administration, the republicans in the house had 179 seats. tell us where they are today. >> the republicans, yeah. the republicans had 179 seats at the beginning of the obama administration. they are up to, if you look at current leads at 251, some of those leads may evaporate as california in particular takes a long time to vote to count its votes. they -- they've taken as long as five weeks. a week ago sunday, brazil tabulates the votes in five hours. in california, which believes it

bobby schilling at 30%. early numbers in illinois's 17th congressional district. earlier you had a call from florida. let's look at the numbers in the florida governor's race. there is a rematch with governor rick scottbut charlie crist and current governor with 72% reporting governor scott at about 2.5 million compared to just over 2.4 million for charlie crist. and we have there tweet that mitch mcconnell telling abc news the republicans would lead responsibly governing with the majority wondering if that will come up friday when the president has the top four leaders at the white house. the white house announcing a while ago that there will be a bipartisan meeting at the white house house. more numbers on line at c-span.org. host: on the bottom of the screen some numbers were coming in from arkansas governor and looks like asa hutchinson former official in past administrations has managed to win over mike ross the democrat there. so a good night for republicans in arkansas. host: absolutely. host: we will continue taking calls calls. in two or three minutes reed wilson will be with us and has a special focus on states. we will talk to him about the governor races and the implications for the gives