. >> you will, and in the comments to breitbart they said, hire me. >> you thought he was -- you thought it was -- >> why not? jay he would be good here. don't you think we should ask him to be on the panel? curt schilling, come and do panel to "red eye." >> when i said he would be good here, iment he would be good there. >> this is a little early. >> like i said, curt schilling, go be hired by breitbart. >> i don't see rg iii dropping back and looking at his receivers and going he is for small government and physician kl responsibility. i am not throwing to him. schilling should go back to what he does best, video games. remember he bankrupted himself? >> that's right. he did. don't use that one tonight. >> i don't mean here. i mean in front of the audience. >> this is a warm up. >> coming up, capital level. don't worry, parents, i will set him straight after break. >>> what's the matter with kiss today? >> i'm too contemporary. >> apparently -- what's the matter with kids? they are a bunch of commies. according to a new harvard survey 18 to 29-year-olds don't support capitalism, while

on wednesday, we will look at immigration with breitbart texas. about the players involved, the area, and humanitarian aspects of the issue. and then a local immigration lawyer will talk about immigration and the area, who she represents, and the laws on the books about immigration and deportation. then we will examine the cartels including smuggling and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico: the journey of a reporter into darkness." then we will discuss the volume and flow across the border. and we will talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. the texas direct there and a nap that critic will look at how nafta took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal wednesday and thursday, june 1 and two from laredo, texas. conventions at 2016 -- commencement addresses continues. later, attorney loretto lynch. administrator gina macarthur told graduates at vermont law school to consider careers and public service. she also spoke about the efforts oni

and brandon darby from breitbart texas will talk about illegal area and n in the local lawyers will talk about deportation nd laws. and alfredo porcado will discuss the impact of mexican drug

there were a handful of, i shouldn't say republican, but conservative sites on the list, like breitbart and daily caller, drudge report. but i think one of the things that mark zuckerberg should think about when he meets with conservatives, i don't know how they choose who they're going to meet with. and that's a minefield as well. silicon valley loves diversity when it's about race or gender. but they don't necessarily like diversity of thought. i'm not saying facebook is just itself. but overall i think the entire industry could probably benefit from having more conservative voices or socialist voices whatever it might be. to add diversity to silicon valley. >> hello, bernie. >> what do you think? how outraged are you about the facebook story, to the free market? you don't like what they're doing. >> they mislabeled the trending topic, okay? you have a general understanding that the more popular pieces, it just go with, works its way to the top of the trending list. unfortunately it's cherry-picked. now that people know it's been cherry-picked, i think it will probably expose mark zuc

she told breitbart the times should invest its time in -- she filed an affidavit saying there was no assault regarding the former president and later, recanted that statement. clinton campaign spokesperson, nick meryl, issued this response, saying quote, trump is doing what he does best. attacking when he feels wounded, and dragging the american people through the mud for his own gain. it's not surprising that after a week of still refusing to release his taxes and like inning oakland and ferguson to the dangers of iraq, of course he wants to haj the subject. this comes at the tail end of a wild day for him. katy tur has more. >> another headliner from donald trump. not yet the officialnami, but already unveiling his supreme court picks. a conservative dream team. a play to win over trump skeptics, including utah judge, thomas lee, brother of senator mike lee, who endorsed ted cruz. texas judge don willett, who repeatedly mocked trump on twitter, calling him darth trump. ex-wife of conservative never trump radio host, charlie sykes. >> i don't believe anything he says, but she would

and brandon darby from breitbart texas will talk about illegal area and n in the local lawyers will talk about deportation nd laws. and alfredo porcado will discuss the impact of mexican drug cartels. "washington journal" is live eastern ing at 7:00 here on c-span. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]. announcer: president obama participated in the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington cemetery. the president spoke later about embers of the armed forces who died in combat in the last year. his was the 148th annual national memorial day service to fallen military service members. [ guards presenting arms] [ star-spangled banner] >> order. present! drumming] playing ] >> order! >> ladies and gentlemen, the wreath ceremony is complete. the memorial day service will shortly. please move to your seats. grace" plays] music continues] .music continues] [applause] music] music] .music] [applause] gentlemen, please stand for the official introduc

. >> aman that brings up andrew breitbart is a good man in my book. owd your car for four years, youou loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. family road trip! fun! check engine. not fun! but, you've got hum. that's like driving with this guy. all you do is press this, and in plain english, "coolant", you'll know what's wrong. if you do need a mechanic, just press this. "thank you for calling hum." and if you really need help, help will find you , automatically, 24/7. because you put this, in here. hum by verizon. the technology designed to make your car smarter, safer and more connected. test they found out who's been hacking into our network. who? guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many m

you know, sort of extreme sources like breitbart. when i teach this of course i then swing over and show where i show up on the map as a board member of a large foundation, the open society foundation and essentially say great, guilt by association, i am now part of the ruling elite. anyone want to go for a ride in my car? it's not a ferrari. this is not -- the transparency of sort of showing who's involved with this doesn't actually help when our paranoid theory is that a small number of people actually rule and control the world. so for me a lot of the best efforts in this space, a lot of the things that come out of things like the sunlight foundation, an organization i enormously respect, unfortunately end up contributing more to mistrust because what we get are these stories of how huge amounts of money are pouring into politics, of the sense that the politicians that we elect are bought and paid for, and that we end up with this sort of corrosive mistrust when we look at the data rather than the sort of disinfecting sunlight tha

wednesday we will look at immigration with the managing director and editor for breitbart texas. he talks about players in the covers well as efforts to the issue. and then a local immigration lawyer will discuss practicing whogration law in the area, she represents, and books related to citizenship and deportation and the "dallas morning news" mexico city bureau these smuggling of people and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico." on thursday, our focus will be trade. brezosky will be our guest bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal to jobs from southern texas to mexico and that hurts mexico as well. be sure to watch "washington june 1 and second from laredo, texas. join the discussion. >> this weekend on "american artifacts," a tour of some of capitolst rooms in the with senator mitch mcconnell. here's a preview. sen. mcconnell: i came back to visit with friends i had made the previous two summers, the next summer, the summer of 1965. once again, i happened to hit on the right day. i was sitting in the outer office of senator cooper -- the r

conservative news sources bike washington examiner breitbart and news max were named specifically bytors. facebook responded saying we take allegations of bias very seriously. facebook is a platform across the spectrum. there are rigorous guidelines in place for ensuring consistency and neutrality. a lot more of this guys today on fox business through out today. this is something that is creating a lot of controversy on facebook from users. >> image that, controversy on facebook. 15 minutes it will until the top of the hour. a yearbook photo outrage as a student is miss labeled as isis. was this a mistake or was it on purpose? >> heather nauert is talking politics and pan takes live in west virginia. >> steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox & friends" this morning. >> look at her in the kitchen. >> we are going to talk politics with laura ingram and larry sabato. a brand new poll will be released in 12 minutes. going to be swing states. who dis it going to help, who i it going to hurt. remember the shrimp on a treadmill study that cost taxpayers a lot of money. there's a brand n

he is senior editor-at-large at "breitbart news." peter schweitzer with me now. welcome, peter, we're glad you're here. you led an explosive investigation into the foundation. what was the biggest surprise to you in your research? >> the biggest surprise to me is when you follow the money, which of course is the oldest adage in politics you find while hillary clinton was secretary of state the clintons received huge sums of money through the clinton foundation and in the form of speaking fees to bill clinton from foreign entities that had matters sitting on her desk as secretary of state and after they received those fund, the people who sent that money received favorable action. the big question of course is, whether the sending of the money is exconnecting to the favorable action. clinton supporters say all a coincidence. i think it is probably something more than that. deirdre: so, peter, when you talk about these speaking fees, we have some stats. we'll pull them up on the screen so our viewers can follow. hillary clinton at the maximum made $350,000 for one

the writer, who is freelance told "breitbart news" he is baffled as to why his blog was deleted and waiting for an explanation from the publication. my power panel is back. jillian, mercedes and holly. jillian, what does this say to you? is it just proof the bias is out there? supposedly this freelance writer supports senator sanders. i don't know if that is true or false but that is the contextual point. >> there is lot we don't know. i was at brunch pop up on twitter feed. do we retweet it. who knows if it is right or not. the bottom line it is any publications prerogative to make editorial choices what they publish or don't publish. we don't know whether the story is true. time will tell whether the story is true. we may have "huffington post" writers going whoo or it might have been a heck of a scoop. deirdre: this implies informality versus actual printed word. what is your take? >> i think you need to understand where the "huffington post" is coming from. when you look at founder, arianna huffington, she made it very clear, she has editor's disclaimer talking about the fact that donal

conservatives subjects like scott walker or cpac were bloc listed and news from right-leaning sites like breitbartd news max could not be used unless followed up by the likes of "new york times" or cnn. senator john thune fired off a letter demanding an explanation. joining us now is a commentator in washington. these facebook who have contractors, unnamed as we should stress, said it was common to suppress conservative topics and news. how much does this tarnish the media outlet? >> we had to assume this these were the biggest stories from across the web. you expect your friend's priest to be biased but not from the site itself. however, i'd be very surprised if this the affects how often people log into facebook. they are still going to go there and post pictures of their kids and dogs. i don't think that's going to change. >> that part may not change. republican senator john thune conducting an inquiry demanding facebook explain its editorial process for the trending topics. if this letter was sent to the "new york times" or cbs or fox news it would probably say get lost so should the senator b

on wednesday, we look at immigration with the managing editor for breitbart texas.legal about immigration, the players, and efforts to cover the security and humanitarian aspects. lawyer will talk about practicing immigration law in the area. who she represents and the laws on the book related to citizenship and deportation. we examine the cartels and mexico, including the violence and smuggling of humans and narcotics. he is the author of the book midnight in mexico, reporters journey through mexico's dissent into darkness. a trade reporter with the san antonio express will discuss the flow and blame a trade across laredo border. a congressman from texas will join us to talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. bob quast, state director for the fair trade coalition and nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live at 7:00 a.m. wednesday and thursday, june first and second, from laredo, texas. join the discussion. were going

we'll speak to the managing director and editor for breitbart texas on illegal immigration in the area. also local immigration lawyer nelly vielma discusses immigration laws, and "dallas morning news" bureau chief alfredo corchado examines mexican drug cartels. thursday we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar of texas talks about how trade benefits texas and the country, and bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> and coming up in about 25 minutes, we go live to new york for a news conference from gop presidential candidate donald trump. until then, a conversation with gary johnson who was notch nateed this week -- nominated this week as the libertarian presidential candidate. >> host: joining us in new york is governor gary johnson, former governor of new mexico and the current libertarian presidential nominee. joining us to take your questions. governor, good morning. >> guest: good mor

and certain websites that i've been critical of by a long time like breitbart news after andrew's deathneled that anger and found a way to sort of profit off of it. they sold ideas about what they thought politicians should be able to do and then sold the outrage that they didn't do it. >> so they were doing -- they were exploiting people. so then what do you wish you had done differently? >> i wish i had called them out. i wish i had called the people out at these rallies. i wish that when i went to rallies in 2010 and 2011 and i had conversations with people and i agreed with them on 70% of what we were talking about, when they said that 30% that made me cringe and i kept quiet, i shouldn't have. >> interesting. let's -- norm, do you agree with that? do you think that people should have done things differently, that people should have called out, you know, as he said some websites or some organizations exploiting people's anger? >> i do think that, don. but i also think there are a lot of other people who enabled much of this to take place. when tom and i first wrote our book and we b

joined by michelle fields, former breitbart reporter who had her arm yanked by trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, contributing reporter for the huffington post. in this back and forth with corey lewandowski you got to experience firsthand all the kind of basic playbook of the trump world which is first to deny obvious and easily false final and checkable facts. then to sort of launch into personal attacks as quickly as possible. >> yeah, and it seems as though facts don't matter when it comes to the trump campaign. and nothing sticks. you were just discussing. people can attack trump for so many things and yet it seems to not even put a dent in his numbers or even affect his support. so what i think you ought to, do you see the hillary clinton campaign, they need to make sure they don't treat trump as a serious candidate. clinton talked about that the other day. not to normalize donald trump. treat him as though he is just this reality show star that's unfit to be president. kris jenner created the kardashian empire. that doesn't mean she's fit to be president just because she

the moneyaging director for breitbart texas talked about illegal immigration in the area. local immigration lawyer nelly vieh elma discussed citizenship and deportation laws. and dallas morning news mexico security chief examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade. we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar talks about how trade benefits laredo and the country and bob cash from the phoenix fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this week with congress in recess, we bring you programs in prime time from american history tv. which airs each weekend on c-span. just ahead, a conference on the vietnam war from the lyndon johnson presidential library. authors and historians discuss how the war divided the united states and how the conflict was covered by the media. then pulitzer prize winning photographers talk about the war-time work in vietnam. later r

again, it's not from breitbart, it's not from drudge. this started with "new york times" and here we have hillary clinton's own state department issuing pretty devastating review of her use of these e-mails. >> joe, i think this and the wall street speeches are responsible for tag her from 60% approval down to 30% approval. i think it really is serious and it raises another question, what kind of people, what kind of advisers does she have? why didn't someone say, i'm sorry, madam secretary, you should not do this. she shouldn't have done it but she should have had people around her raising questions, enablers, that raises questions about who is surrounding her. i agree with everything said. she broke the rules. that's really bad. the really big issue here is did she break the law and that will be determined in the next couple weeks. if that should happen, which i actually suspect they will rule she didn't, joe, but i don't know, if that should happen it would be lethal. >> let's go through some of the details here that are troubling and

brandon darby managing editor for breitbart, nelly vielma discusses deportation law and of alfredo cortado. lynn brezosky will discuss trade across the border. congressman cuella talks about how trade benefits the country. bob cash texas trade coalition and nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, starting at 7:30 eastern on c-span. >> i think today we sort of catch up to the 20th century. we've been the invisible half of congress the last seven years. we've watched our house colleagues with interest, at least i have with interest. tv coverage of members of our colleagues in the house. >> today communication comes out of the dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancements between communications with radio and television. >>> 50 years ago our executive branch began appearing on television. today marks the first time when our legislative branch in its entirety appear on that medium of communication through which most americans get their inf

tomorrow, the managing director and editor for breitbart taxes, talks about even illegal immigration in the area. a local immigration lawyer discusses citizenship and deportation laws. the dallas morning news mexico correspondent examines the impact of the mexican drug cartels. journal live from laredo, texas starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. the libertarian parties elected its presidential candidate over the weekend, former governor of new mexico gary johnson, on c-span's washington journal today he talked about his impact on campaign 2016. is gary johnson, former governor of new mexico. good morning. pedro.good morning, host: tell us about your philosophy of governance and what it means to you if you wear to become -- if you were to become president of united states. guest: i would stand for smaller government. the notion that government is too big and it taxes too much. it takes money out of my pocket that i could be spending on my life. it should all be about choice. all of us should be able to make choices in our own lives that only affect our own lives unless those

i have written about quite often in newspapers, from "the washington times" to the breitbart to orange many, many times and some other fox shows. so my views are kind of known, it does have a little bit of an effect on one's career if that is what you're kind of itching for. neil: fortunately i haven't seen it. if this is negative effect, funny way to show it. sadiq kahn was watching and has message for you. i do not intend to visit him either. >> you're very good, neil. i say that. tell sadiq i would love to have tea with him. neil: i wouldn't hold my breath. >> you just went into irish. you went into irish. neil: i did. you got me. >> neil, i want to ask you something, neil? why don't we to on the road, you and i, get another italian or two, and we do like a tour, the cavuto italian tour. neil: we could do worse. >> well-have piscopo do jokes. throw gasparino to the wolves and we'll have wonderful time. neil: we could do worse. i've got a couple of great joints in the catskills. always good ski seeing you, my friend. robert davi, speaks his mind. he said otherwise, it has not hurt hi

you know, sort of extreme sources like breitbart. when i teach this of course i then swing over and show where i show up on the map as a board member of a large foundation, the open society foundation and essentially say great, guilt by association, i am now part of the ruling elite. anyone want to go for a ride in my car? it's not a ferrari. this is not -- the transparency of sort of showing who's involved with this doesn't actually help when our paranoid theory is that a small number of people actually rule and control the world. so for me a lot of the best efforts in this space, a lot of the things that come out of things like the sunlight foundation, an organization i enormously respect, unfortunately end up contributing more to mistrust because what we get are these stories of how huge amounts of money are pouring into politics, of the sense that the politicians that we elect are bought and paid for, and that we end up with this sort of corrosive mistrust when we look at the data rather than the sort of disinfecting sunlight tha

you know, sort of extreme sources like breitbart. when i teach this of course i then swing over and show where i show up on the map as a board member of a large foundation, the open society foundation and essentially say great, guilt by association, i am now part of the ruling elite. anyone want to go for a ride in my car? it's not a

from breitbart news.have to at least credit kasich for beating all expectations on when he would drop out." this one from the washington examiner, that donald trump fl oats john kasich as a potential vice presidential pick. donald trump will be live interesting, west virginia -- live in charleston, west virginia on thursday. live coverage at 7:00 eastern as our road to the white house coverage continues on c-span. ♪ >> we are pledging 72 of our delegates to the next president of the united states. ♪ [applause] >> recently, our campaign 2016 bus made a visit to pennsylvania, stopping at grove city college, washington and jefferson college, and harrisburg area community college, where students, professors, and local officials learned about our road to the white house coverage and interactive resources found on c-span.org. visitors would share their thoughts about the upcoming election. the bus in warrington pennsylvania, where it honored seventh ninth graders for their video in the student cam commission. o

breitbart folks who were invited skipped out it was sort of like a grand photo-op.ke of their protest? >> silly and i think the person we as conservatives would rather not even try. i mean that's silly. neil: tucker carlson was there. did he steal anything while he was there? did they put out food or anything? what happened? >> as you, he walked out, last thing i saw he, he walked through the security. the beeper went off. i saw them throwing him up against the wall. i don't know what they found. neil: i feared and suspected as much. very good having you. this meeting is good. says a lot about zuckerberg that he agreed to hold it. facebook's stock by the way, in and out of the all-time highs this week. if this issue was draining on them, they have a funny way showing it. zuckerberg wants to be friendly to conservative community including very folks investing in his stock. we'll have more after this. neil: all right. we don't even know exactly what happened to egyptair but this is typical of wall street folks and i emphasized this at the top of the broadcast, reminde

there's one editor at breitbart news who has asked to debate mark zuckerberg. think they will probably release details on who he will meet with and they'll go from there. >> when you say facebook has to realize a lot of people get their news from that source, it has to act more like -- what do you mean by that? does facebook have to check out and see if every post is factual. that's a tall order, isn't it? >> this is the problem that social media companies run into all the time. on the one hand, they're simply platforms for content. they're aggregators of content and they can hardly be responsible for the factual accuracy let alone, you know, the sort of opinions and agendas of news content, but it remains the case that facebook is the place where a lot of people get their news, and as such they have to think very seriously about what sort of algorithms they use, about how they organize that content, and any indication that they're dismissing content because it has a conservative bent or because, you know, the people sitting in facebook's offices don't think th

brandon darby managing director and editor for breitbart texas talks about illegal immigration in therea. and we discuss citizenship and deportation laws and "dallas morning news" examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade and we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar of texas talks about how trade benefits texas and the country and bob cash state director, and a nafta critic, looks at the impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> vice president joe biden delivered remarks on reducing gun violence in the u.s. his comments came in the afternoon of meetings held at the white house with state and local officials looking for ways to deal with gun violence across the country. this is about 35 minutes. >> you don't want to be caught doing that. it could hurt you. >> earlier today i led off with my remarks acknowledging and commending the president, president obama and vice president biden, for reigniting a national conversation on gun vio

brandon darby managing director and editor for breitbart texas talks about illegal immigration in the area. local immigration lawyers discuss citizenship and deportation laws and "dallas morning news" mexico city bureau chief examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade. san antonio express reporter lynn breshowsky will talk about trade and bob cash state director for the texas fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> federal reserve board member jerome powell now on monetary policy and the status of the u.s. economy. he said he would not make a decision on voting for or against a rate increase until the fed's next meeting in june. mr. powell spoke at the peterson institute for international economics. this is an hour and ten minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it's my pleasure to welcome you back to the peterson institute for international economics. i'm adam pos

we'll look at immigration with the managing director of breitbart text. he talks about the players involved and the efforts to cover the security aspects of the area. and dallas morning news mexico city bureau chief examines the cartels in mexico. he is the author of the book midnight in mexico. a reporter's journey through a country's descent into darkness. on thursday the focus will be trade, a trade reporter with the the san antonio express will discuss the flow and volume of trade across the laredo border. congressman of texas will join us will talk about how trade benefits the country. bob cash, state director for the texas fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. watch this beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern june first and second. join the discussion. >>> the house small business committee held a hearing. members heard about the experiences of the individuals, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> committee will come to order. i want to thank e

some of the websites they have censored include the blaze, breitbart, washington examiner.ebook denies it, but this is what one of the curators who talked to the website -- >> who used to work there. >> that's right. he said this. >> depending on who is the shift, things would be black listed. i would come on and glenn beck or popular topics would not be trending because the curator didn't like the news topic or like they had a bias against ted cruz. >> so they would tamp down stories like the lois lerner story. >> how about the chris kyle story. >> it is ironic that the irs used their power to suppress righty speech and facebook suppressed the fact that the users cared about it. it's one of those things we have told you about in the past -- >> we talked about this last week. >> this is a graphic example. >> stuart varney talked about this and two of the curators who used to work for facebook came out. and one of the stories suppressed was the chris kyle, the murdered navy s.e.a.l., was that story. >> and they're primarily ivy league educate and they create the model and th

. >> host: a headline from breitbart, frank gaffney, national secret apparatus will not get behind trump what did you mean? >> guest: well look, the kind of concerned i just expressed our ones that are worrying to some of us. nato as an example i think is an important alliance. it's one that if we didn't have we would have to agree. we have seen in recent days vladimir putin's rising aggressiveness, not just in terms of harassing our aircraft and ships but in ukraine come in series you. you. his nuclear buildup is somethinh that is hardly ever discussed. it is really alarming. we will see the entire russian nuclear force posture moderniz modernized. the entire thing.we' we have hardly touched ours since we stopped engaging in nuclear testing in 1992. some minor upgrades of their old systems but there's a real worry i think on the part of a lot of us that we are entering a phase. i've been involved in one aspect or another and national security policy for 40 years. i think this is the most dangerous time i've ever seen with not just the russians, with the chinese, the north provisions, th

on wednesday look at immigration with a managing director and editor for breitbart, texas.e talks about the flow of illegal immigration in the area, the players and alt, as well as efforts to cover the humanitarian and security aspects of the issue. in a local immigration lawyer will discuss practicing immigration law in the area. who she represents, and the laws on the books related to citizenship and deportation. news," "dallas morning mexico city news chief examines the cartels in mexico, including the violence and smuggling of humans and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico," and on thursday the focus will be trade. a trade reporter with the san antonio express will discuss the flow and volume of trade across the laredo border. the congressman from texas will join us to talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. and then bob cash, the state director for the texas fair trade commission looks at how the trade to jobs to mexico. 7:00 "washington journal," eastern wednesday and thursday, june 1 and second, from laredo, texas. join the discu

. >> bill clinton, apart from the sections on breitbart or rush limbaugh.o gain by trying to crack the guy? >> he's popular personally, but look at what hillary clinton's doing with his policies. she's running almost as much against bill clinton as she is against donald trump. she's running against the crime bill, she's running against welfare reform, she's running against free trade. well, those are huge achievements. >> but she's not running to be the third term of bill clinton. she's running to be the first term of hillary clinton. and you know what, she is a brilliant woman whose had her own successful career, who has served in the united states senate and as a secretary of state and was led on children's issues, she needs to be be her own person. she doesn't need to defend her husband's term. >> hillary, i'm going to just throw this in, hill have i not going back to the 1990s, in fact, she's going after trump on the business record, not releasing his tax returns, let's run that sound so we can get your reaction to that. >> it may be that he hasn't paid

look at immigration with the managing director and editor of breitbart tech. he talks about the flow of illegal immigration, as well as the efforts to cover the security and immigration aspects. and that a local immigration lawyer will discuss practicing immigration law in the area, who she represents, along with looks regarding -- along with books regarding the issue. and a look at the drug cartels in mexico, including the funneling of humans in narcotics. a reporter's journey through a country in darkness. a trade reporter with "the san antonio express" will discuss the flow across the border. a congressman will also join us to talk about how trade benefits laredo and country. and then the state director for the texas fair trade coalition looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurt mexicans as well. be sure to watch "washington journal," beginning live at 7 a.m. eastern june 1 and 2 >> next, president obama speaks at the hiroshima memorial in japan. then japanese prime minister of abe speaks. then, donald trump at a ca