and later brett ehrlich takes an unusual amount of joy?ot so big news on the campaign trail. >> coming up newt gingrich suspends i think it's brilliant. me and stephanie miller in the morning what a way to start the day. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. ♪ >>> you see a model here in arizona. the right course for america is to drop these lawsuits against arizona and other states that are trying to do the job a barack obama isn't doing. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was mitt romney back in february, getting a big round of applause for backing arizona's harsh immigration law, and today the supreme court heard arguments on whether that law constitutional. there are specifically these four pieces: note that the burden here is on the immigrants rather than the employers. so how might the court rule? even the liberals on the bench seemed open to upholding key pieces of the law, and conservative justice scalia mocked the administration's argument that the government would now have to tar

here to help him with his campaign advertising is our own madman brett ehrlich.> mitt romney has got a new ad out that makes the shingles look like mild skin irritation. it's time for an attitude adjustment. this ad is about president obama and the deficit. >> but mr. president was just being modest. it is in fact america's best prospect piling on debt. he has manage to pile on as much debt as all of the previous presidents combined. >> you can't compare president obama's debt to presidents in like the 1800s. thomas jefferson bought a third of this continent, with about a third of what judge judy makes. and then i thought what is with all of the babies. i'm not afraid for those babies i'm afraid of those babies. and finally at the end of your video, what is with the picture why would you end your attack ad with obama looking like such a super boss. you are going to end with a photo go to something like this. mr. you go mitt, your attitude has been fully adjusted and i'm done talking now. ♪ >>> thank you, brett. and we want to hear from you. someone is always in o

and later brett weighs in on the event that has washington buzzing this weekend. >> coming up famous people get wasted and make each other feel supper awkward. you are not going to want to miss it. [ train whistle blows ] [ ball hitting paddle ] [ orbit girl ] don't let food hang around. yeah! [ orbit trumpet ] clean it up with orbit! [ orbit glint ] fabulous! for a good clean feeling. ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit! ♪ attack on women that perhaps the majority of the population woke up? >> idaho is not known as approaching act i.v. you had hundreds of women show up, thousands signed petitions. they made their voices heard. what happens is that now, the legislators are running scared. very similar laws have passed quietly in other states for the past 10 years, really in the past two years have intensified. pennsylvania a similar law was shelved, idaho this proved to be political poison. women are paying attention and having their voices heard. >> thanks for coming in. >> the aclu considers a demand that to get a job you have to let an employer open your private mail, the senate wants to mak

brett is not one of them. but he pretends to be.. >> happy friday everybody. last night i broke into the science lab and drank like six beakers of this green fluid. now i can see the future. it's time for this week/next week. this week when asked if her husband was a little too stiff, ann romney said we better unzip him and let the real mitt romney out. next week she'll do that and conservatives will slam him for not bending far enough to the right. you know what i mean? this week romney accused obama of running a hide and seek campaign. next week romney will say he meant it as a compliment no one has ever played hide and seek with him before because he always wanted to hide and seek at the next time. next week rick santorum will strike up a bro-mance with anyone who will hang out with him. this week in an attempt to slim down the french president has banned cheese after dinner. whereas chris christie will issue the following statement: i'll take it. he is large, you see. see you next week when all of that totally happens. ♪ >> hot

bretts talking now. >> big news today, the wisconsin primary.ot this segment really early in the morning before the election results are in, but i am not going to let that stop me. i am covering my basis and doing a separate report for each of the four possible election results, completely complete with full analysis. >> as expected, mitt romney has won the wisconsin primary. he followed up with another election night gaffe as ann rom romney followed through on her promise to unzip the real mitt romney. it was not pretty. i take that back. it was pretty but it was very inappropriate. >> it's official, rick santorum has pulled off the upset. santorum benefitted from high turn out among rural voters while most romney supporters didn't make it to the polls because they were glued for amc back to back airings of the movie "wall street ". i don't believe it, newt gingrich has won wisconsin but it's against a backdrop of sad news. the largest cheese factory was poisoned today by what eyewitnesses are describing as a large rogue falcon. curiously many

pretty much brett's analysis on that. but the fact of the matter is i would say seven times out of ten, the u.n. does exactly what the u.s. wants to do. on the agenda 21 issue, which is a complex and actually rather unimportant program that the u.n. has run for some years, this is a program that is meant to inspire communities to do good for the environment. it's well intentioned. it's pretty futile, like many u.n. programs, but it is not some sort of global draconian marxist plot at all. >> mr. shafer? >> i agree the u.n. charter in some ways mirrors the principles outlined the u.s. constitution. for instance, there is a call for human rights and basic freedoms and so forth in the u.n. charter. the problem is that a number of u.n. member states failed to live up to the principles outlined in the charter themselves. you can point to china, cuba or point to a number of different countries that are repressive. they are totalitarian. they are not respective of the rights of their own citizens. these view views unfortunately

hold me. ♪ >> but, brett is actually not done talking. now he's here in living color!fantastic to be here. this is like the second time we have ever met. >> i know i feel like you are my son or something. >> oh, wow. that's fantastic. >> here you are in my ear every night. >> that's great. i have never done live tv before -- actually i don't want people to know that can we go back and do that again. >> but you came with show and tell. >> i did. there were over 100 responses to that question. >> and the question was? >> do you have anything nice to say about the candidates. and i got some compliments about the whole field. this one is from ejjury. it says: >> very nice. >> and this one next one: >> oh! >> and i can't think of any four-letter words right now. so -- that's it. and this one is from rickb. and there's a new three stooges movie coming out. >> oh nice. >> and i have some photo shops, we're showing the poster itself of the three stooges movie, and here is what it would look like. and the folks at home hopefully can see it. and the newt gingrich one is amazing.

i'm done talking now. ♪ >> thanks, brett. very important story for the little guy, don't go away. >>the bottom line is we need an amendment. >>now it's your turn. connect with "the war room" jennifer granholm. >>it's a call to arms. make your voice heard. ♪ >>> yesterday we talked on this show about the little guy, rising up to win against big interests, whether it's alec or big oil, or wall street. here is another story about a win for the little guy. my uc berkely colleague has a great article in "huffington post" today, applausing the fact that shareholders at voted no on a big ceo package. this is a really big deal and it's made possible by the dodd-frank bill, and the requirement that shareholders be consulted about ceo pay. it is a shot across the bow. can you imagine the ceo pay at large publicly held corporations is now typically 300 times the pay of the average worker. it was 40 times the pay of the average worker in the 60s, and it has been just been creeping up since then. 30 times excuse me. let's hope these fund

and later brett weighs in on the event that has washington buzzing this weekend. >> coming up famousn whistle blows ] [ ball hitting paddle ] [ orbit girl ] don't let food hang around. yeah! [ orbit trumpet ] clean it up with orbit! [ orbit glint ] fabulous! for a good clean feeling. ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit! ♪ so, you guys grew up together. yes, since third grade... what are you lookin' at? not looking at i anything... we're not good enough for you. must be supermodels? what do you model gloves? brad, eat a snickers. why? 'cause you get a little angry when you're hungry. better? [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry™. better. [ male announcer ] snickers satisfies. ♪ >> all of you know something that america should never forget. just as you rise or fall as one unit we rise or fall as one nation. just as you have each other's backs, what has always made america great is that we have each other's backs. >> that was president obama at fort stewart, georgia today. to announce new restrictions on how for-profit colleges can market themselves to veterans and their families.

brett stevens, the foreign affairs columnist for the "wall street journal" and emmanuel san martin, the new york correspondent for france 24. emmanuel, tell us, it appears that he continues to gain strength, and i was in europe last week. from all indications, he is likely to be at the very least a very strong challenger of perhaps even defeat president sarkozy. he proposes a 75% tax on all income over a million euros. he is outflanked on the left. he is proposing 100% tax on all income over 500,000 euros. what is going on? >> you have to remember, it's a two-round election. what we're talking about here is the first round, so it's like a primary here on the left side. you have -- in a way you have to be on the left to make sure that you are going to be in the second round. you know? every side is -- has to gather. that's what's going on right now. that's what's going on right now. he himself said that 75% is -- it's not going to change anything. we have the real election two weeks later on second round. then people from the center are going to decide this election. you are going to see

well brett ehrlich cares, and he wants to make sure you do too. now. >> so while most election talk is swirling around whether mitt romney will pop the question to marco rubio, get a bumper sticker you two, people are forgetting there are five primaries tomorrow. here is the state-by state breakdown. pennsylvania. >> today mitt romney gave a speech at the south park township and folks were so excited to hear what they had to say they forgot to take off their protective headgear. new york new york. >> the streets are completely overcome with excited voters. way, that's not a live shot of new york. that's the part of "ghost busters ii." wow, people are so excited, they are literally asking police officers for what i can only assume are directions to a deli. delaware. newt gingrich spent the way talking to as experts would call it, the only group that would have him. connecticut and rhode island are so important they would be the top story on cnn if some guy hadn't made his house out of beer cans. wow, i'm so excited. i'm done talking now. >>> we wan

next brett erlich is in weight class.ris jennifer speaks truth to power. >>the bottom line is we need an amendment. >>now it's your turn. connect with "the war room" jennifer granholm. >>it's a call to arms. make your voice heard. an energizing fruit or relaxing mint flavor. new 5 rpm gum. stimulate your senses. >>this is outrageous! we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. ♪♪ >> mitt romney hasn't officially locked up the nomination. it is never too early to start thinking about a choice for one vice president. if there is one advisor, it's the guy we can't stop prtalking. shhh! bretts talking now. >> the veepstake is on. since it's of no direct consequence to me i would love to throw my backing to go the governor of new jersey the new jersey governor who keeps a level head in the face of adversity. >> people who raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are dividing this country. >> it is for that reason that he never raises his voice except for always. >> let me telling something, you conduct you

our own brett erlich reports on this horror story. shh!king now. >> so the big story this week is it's over. romney has the nomination locked up. the writing's on the wall. unfortunately, newt gingrich and rick santorum suffer from a condition known as wall illiteracy. santorum is sticking it ow staking his future on winning pennsylvania f. he takes his home state will will improve his chances of winning the nomination from impossible to not possible. in a recent campaign stop pennsylvania state senator gave santorum symbolic boxes gloves, helping him keep fighting. let's face it, he could have given him these things to hunt down romney supporters it still wouldn't goo any good. newt gingrich, on the other hand is betting it all on the important state of delaware. all he has to bet these days are four campaign posters and the formaldehyde calista drinks from to stay well preserved. so sad. a few weeks ago his press bus was lousy with happy recorders. -- reporters. >> i've got the press corps back here singing i don't know what. but i just

brett in not telling him the truth of a lot of things. >> don't worry about mr. brett, mr. murdoch. have you read just eddie's judgment. >> no. >> in a very careful and considered judgment having analysised all the evidence came to the clear conclusion, some may say the only conclusion he could possibly have reached that your journalists or at least one of them had perpetrated blackmail of these two women. now, is it really your position -- >> two women? >> yes. is it really your position we don't have to worry about what he says. >> not my position at all. i respect him and i accept what he says. i am simply saying that the jurjist doing a favor for someone in return for a favor back is pretty much every day practice. >> well, i just like to go into that for just a moment, please, mr. murdoch. first of all, i think it ought to be made very, very clear that mr. justice eady rejected the allegation with the over terms to this incident but i identify that fact. it is not what i want to ask you about. do you say through all of the experience of journalists and journalism that it is app

and here to honor him is our own brett ehrlich. now. ♪ >> this weekend, something momentous occurred. no i didn't finally learn to ride a two-wholer. founder and ceo brian lamb resigned as head of c-span after 33 years of service. and i thought c-span has given us so much great content over the years, why not put together a highlight reel. c-span i can't tell what i like most about c-span is it the clapping while peoplen der rooms. [ applause ] >> or is the part where they all go [ mumbling ] >> c-span is always watching even if no one is watching c-span. >> if we could have gone to bagdad we would have been all alone. it's a quagmire. >> c-span. c-span was there for the clarence thomas hearing. and while most programming can be described as nothing really happening, occasionally there are moments like this. >> i think they should be handcuffed to a chain-link fence, flogged and all of their hearsay evidence should be

brett andrews from positive resource center. [applause] >> thank you, rachel. if someone is so kind to take a couple of these. [laughter] good evening, everybody. i'm the executive director of positive resource center and the vice president of the hiv aids provider network. i see i have some colleagues and partners in crime here. bill hersch and courtney. thank you for being here, along with so many other community- based organization representatives. you did a great job. mr. mayor, you and i have been working closely together with supervisor chu and specifically with the leadership of supervisor wiener and supervisor campos. you've done an extraordinary job of helping us with the supplemental piece of legislation for $1.5 million around these ryan white cuts we were dealing with. that great work we have done, we know there's so much more to do. i handed out a presentation for you that's about six pages long that basically lays out the challenges that we face. over the last 11, 12 years, we've watched the hiv aids infection rates to continue to go up for those

later brett lowry sneaks one through the right side.t ends up scoring another run for front to blue jays cruise to a 7-2 victory. boston is alone in last place in the a.l. east with one win and four losses. i s if you're a foreigner running a marathon held in north korea in honor of kim il-sung's birthday, your chances of winning might be slim. tell that to olexander miklovic. he overtook the korean with 100 meters to go on the great leader's birth day look at that photo! look at that determination! in north korea from a western democratized nation. a huge win. amazing. who would have thought they would give him the medal and allow him to leave the country unscathed. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," mitt romney can finally jump into the general election with both feet after rick santorum bows out of the political race. we will talk about the fallout of the long political primary. plus -- >> is there a little light show going on here? >> president obama steps into the spotlight in florida, or at least he tries to. we'll

shhhh, brett's talking now. >> this weekend scandals galore emerged from the summit of america, or as.c.! around a dozen secret service men are under investigation for aledgedly bringing multiple prostitutes back to their hotel. what a shock? wherever did they get that idea? >> i can't something big has come up. >> going down one should always be relaxed. >> christmas only comes once a year. >> also hilary clinton grabbed a beer or two and then either danced or did arrobics. i would think twice about following up your cuban isolation talks with a throw down at cafe havana. there is also talk of legal marijuana, the fiercest opponent. steven harper who judges from this picture has found cat snip. mitt romney's idea of cutting lose involved attending a fund

and brett schaefer of the heritage foundation here in d.c., thanks for joining us.uest: thank you very much. guest: thank you. host: last friday, we wrapped up our student cam competition where the theme is the constitution and you. we'll look at the competition in the next segment with the 12th amendment. a look at what's coming up on the sunday shows from c-span radio. >> beginning at noon eastern time, on c-span radio, five network sunday talk shows courtesy of nbc, abc, fox, cnn and cbs. topics on the programs today include presidential politics, homeland security and immigration. nbc's "meet the press" reairs at noon eastern time. guests today include robert gibbs, advisor to president obama's re-election campaign, and ed gillespie, advisor to mitt romney's campaign. also, the vice chairman of the house republican conference, congresswoman kathy mcmorris-rogers. abc's "this week" follows at 1:00 p.m. with white house counter terrorism advisor, former ceo of hewlett-packard and the executive chairman of google and david walker, former controller general. fox new

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take cover. >> reporter: brett's wife amber went in the bathroom with two of her children.ghbor children. >> it's terrifying as a person, for myself and extra because of my children. >> reporter: amber showed us how she put the children in the tub. and then they cried and prayed. >> it's hard to look into the eyes of your children and tell them it'll be okay, when you're not sure you're going to be okay. >> reporter: at around the same time, this is what her husband was saying. >> please keep us safe. oh, my goodness. we've got debris! >> reporter: seven people in forney were hurt from this tornado but nobody was killed. the parents in this neighborhood expressed great relief the tornado hit when it did. because 30 minutes later, their kids were walking home from school. there's a lot of rebuilding to do in this part of texas, but there's great rejoicing that nobody died. brett brown has already been told by his wife amber he's not shooting tornado video the next time. >> it's nothing like you see on natgeo or discovery. it's a whole different animal when it's right in fron

the state attorney has decided this witness needed to be interviewed but derrick brett said what was unusual about the interview is the lack of thoroughness that he saw in the state's investigation. have a listen. did you feel confident that the state attorney was thorough in its questioning of your client? >> if this was -- if this was a first time questioning session, then i would be very concerned. these gentlemen had affidavits, an affidavit for my client from before. they -- he had at least whatever notes had been taken by the lead sanford investigator which i could be critical of that investigation and that questioning. i can state that. but it's difficult to surmise exactly what the state attorney's office and their two investigators that were called down from the jacksonville state attorney's office knew at that point. so do i think there could have been other questions asked? yes. do i -- was i in any position to help them fill in blanks or ask questions to my client? no, that's not my job. it's the job of the investigator. even if necessary to reiterate questions. >> what w

donde el dominicano edwin encarnaciÓn disparÓ un jonrÓn de dos carreras, brett lawrie aÑadiÓ un vuelacercasos azulejos fabricaron siete anotaciones en el sexto inning para vencer 9-2 a los orioles de baltimore. encarnaciÓn se embasÓ cuatro veces, remolco Ó dos carreras y anotÓ en dos ocasiones. su jonrÓn fue en el sexto tras un doble de su compatriota josÉ bautista. por los orioles, el venezolano endy chÁvez se fue de 4-0, los dominicanos wilson betemit de 4-1, una anotada; y ronny paulino de 4-1, una remolcada. hoy los orioles inician otra serie de visita en chicago ante los medias blancas en el basquetbol pues mas de lo mismo que hemos visto esta temporada.luke harangody sumÓ 16 puntos y 10 rebotes, anthony parker encestÓ 15 unidades y tristan thompson agregÓ 14 para guiar a los cavaliers de cleveland a la victoria por 98-89 sobre los wizards. john wall anotÓ 19 puntos para encabezar a washington una noche despuÉs de fallar 10 de 12 tiros cuando cayeron 103-65 en nueva york. jordan crawford tuvo 18 puntos y kevin seraphin agregÓ 15. esta noche los wizards estan en chicago porque apartir d

bretts talking now. >> who will mitt romney choose for vice president? that can end in disaster or worse, an hbo biopic. >> oh, my god. what have we done? >> scary. there are some frontrunners but a new poll out reveals most republicans have never heard of these guys. so i am going to go through the list and propose alternatives to a similar but have one quality, celeb bringrity celebrity. a lot of folks are saying paul ryan. 38% don't know who he is. if you want a fresh phase whiz kid who wooz the hearts of many there is only one choice. ♪baby, baby baby. >> justin elizabeth beiber. i don't think his middle name is elizabeth. half of the republicans have never heard of bobby jindal. if you want a southerner, you need dr. phil. you might get liberals who think he is an endangered walrous. a lot are saying marco rubio will bring in the latin 0 vote. how about the gonzalez kid? elian. rob portman and bob mcconnell how about brian sausy and ben hoffman. they used to be on this network. >> finally one in four republicans don't know who chris christie is. if

brett says he's not shooting tornado video the next time. >> it's a whole different animal when it'sight in front of you. >> gary, it's really amazing that no one was seriously hurt. but how strong was this tornado? >> reporter: this was a very strong tornado with top winds between 140 and 160 miles per hour. that makes it an ef 3 tornado. ef 5 is the strongest. officially an ef3 can cause severe damage. that's what we saw at the deadly tornadoes in illinois at the end of february. so the video here was very dramatic, but the people are fortunate that mother nature didn't dial tup a little bit more. >> gary tuckman, thanks for the excellent reporting. next we'll have a special report on kids and race. this week we showed you what children as young as six told researchers. tonight a specially appropriate, as we consider the trayvon martin case. the focus is on 13-year-olds. >> i'm different, the way i look and the way of my skin, at my previous school. they just kept on bullying me. i tried not to break. but i couldn't like hold on anymore. so i asked my mom can i leave. fo tapas puck

brett, bart simpson, bart chilton. the limit on oil, people don't like oil at high prices.put a limit on the fed and how many treasuries they buy because at 2%. i guess that we don't mind as much because the government likes that price level. we don't get rid of speculating or position sides there, just on expedient markets that make sense for us. >> what do you think, rick? >> i think bart simpson would be the perfect individual to regulate bernanke's behavior. >> seriously. >> i'm serious. >> doesn't the government own more than 10% of that position? does it apply to them? >> look -- >> they have very issues they have owned up to. >> any significant concentration can be a problem in markets. i'm not going to get into the fed's position but does seem to me that too much concentration is obvious. >> i am curious, rick, curious on the gdp real quick. >> he's changing the subject. >> whether or not we will tiff to where we were. if you look at the fourth quarter of 2008, we're at negative 8.9. certainly isn't what people are hoping for but still at least in the right trajecto