cantor yesterday. >> really? >> i did., you know, you're always kind of surprised by the mismatch between press releases and the conversation. i wished him happy passover. and what i said to him privately is something that i would share with him -- that i've said publicly, which is there is bipartisan support for comprehensive immigration reform. >> joining me now, washington bureau chief, for buzzfeed, john stanton. john, what is the deal on this conversation? did one of them pick up the wrong extension. >> no, i mean, i think you know, this is a classic example of the white house trying to get a little bit of news and cantor's people understanding that and trying to get in front of it quicker than they are with the standard line that's become the republican talking point which that is we can't trust the president. so therefore we cannot move forward on immigration reform, which is trying to put the blame on him when in reality a lot of this is being driven by their internal politics. >> greg sergeant analyzes this is can

the president called cantor to wish him a happy passover. immigration came up and the official insists it was a pleasant call and they were surprised by the majority leader's read out of that call. >>> a federal judge has overturn an north dakota law banning abortions as early as six months into pregnancy. the judge said the law was invalid and unconstitutional. >>> in arizona, the governor has signed a law surprise inspections for abortion clin s clinics. >>> new york's former mayor is putting a sizable amount of money behind a new gun control effort. >> former new york mayor michael bloomberg is hoping to counteract the influence of the nra. bloomberg a multiboil -- billionaire will -- support efforts in the state to establish comprehensive background check. bloomberg's group released this ad about children accidentally firing weapons and bloomberg admits that top link the powerful nra is a heavy lift. even so, he says the nra should be very afraid and that americans will not have their rights violated. >> nobody is going to take anybody's

president obama and house majority leader eric cantor. happy passover phone call turned into an immigration smackdown. they can't even agree on how that phone call went down. it doesn't bode well for cooperation between the president and republican-led house on immigration or any other issue. let's bring in our strategist victoria difrancesco soto at the lbj school of public policy. alex stewart is former press secretary for rick santorum. good to see both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let me lay this out chronologically on how this came to be. the president put out a statement putting out the anniversary of the gang of eight bill. unfortunately, republicans in the house of representatives have repeatedly failed to take action seemingly preferring the status quo of a broken immigration system over meaningful reform instead of advancing common sense reform and working to fix the immigration system, house republicans have voted in favor of extreme measures like punitive amendment to strip protections from dreamers. cantor say

cantor yesterday, i did.w, you know, you're always kind of surprised by the mismatch between press releases and the conversation. i wished him happy passover and what i said privately is something that i've said publicly, which is, there is bipartisan support for comprehensive immigration reform. it would strengthen our economy. it would help with our security and it would provide leaf to families who many of whom have lived here for years and who have children and family members who are u.s. citizens. and the congress should act. and that right now what's holding us back is house republican leadership not willing to go ahead and let the process move forward. so it was a pretty friendly conversation. i think in his press release i gather he was referring to the observation that we've made a day earlier, that it had now been a year since the senate had passed a strong bipartisan bill and that we heard a lot of talk about the house republicans being interested in doing something, nothing happened yet. and sugge

but in today it is john boehner, eric cantor, mitch mcconnell, lamar alexander. fighting that wing of the party. and as i said earlier, the voters reject them. and only when they are faced with in opposition to the democrats is a limited government constitutional conservatives do we score big victories. this very weekend as a matter of fact, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy committee meeting at the ritz carlton in many island florida meeting with the mainstream partnership and their objectives in the mainstream partnership is to crush them everywhere that means us conservatives out to the mainstream partnership with eric cantor and parking are meaningless at this weekend are designed to crush conservatives. so, make no mistake about it. the opponents were in the republican party. they understand the problem. and they understand that we are the opponents. we here in the press about the conservatives have lost ground. they've reached their high water mark. they are on the downhill now and the tea party isn't what it used to be. the main street republicans don't see it t

cantor is in tokyo ahead of obama's visit. cantor noted u.s. lawmakers from both parties have introduced a bill to speed up trade negotiations. he said the trade promotion authority bill is now working its way through congress. >> the members of the house of representatives are going to cast their vote on tpa, reflecting the quality, if you will, of the agreement on tpp. >> the so-called fast track bill would give more authority to the executive branch of the government in trade talks. >>> japan's giant public pension fund is getting ready to consider shuffling its portfolio. it's chosen new members of its investment committee. they'll be reviewing the fund's investment strategy amid changing economic conditions. the government pension investment fund is one of the largest of its kind in the world. it manages some $1.2 trillion in assets. among those seven new members is professor yasuhiro yonazawa. he was on a government panel that recommended a shift in the government's investment focus away from japanese government bonds. health labor and we

the president reportedly called majority leader eric cantor yesterday but that conversation didn't goell. cantore released a statement after their talk saying "after five years, president obama still has not learned how to effectively work with congress to get things done. you do not attack the people you hope to engage in a serious dialog. i told the president the same thing i told him the last time we spoke. house republicans do not support senate democrats immigration bill and amnesty efforts and it will not be considered in the house." white house officials say the president called cantore it wish him a happy passover and immigration reform came up. >>> as we mentioned at top of the show, new mexico governor martinez sh being candid and forthright as a politician which may do more harm than good. newly discovered audio tapes on the website mother jones asking if martinez is the next sarah palin. the recordings go back to 2010, including one piece of tape that catches the governor using pretty salty language. >> she's not being straight with you. [ bleep ]. >> i met some lady yeste

according to the white house the call was to wish cantor a happy passover. and immigration reform just happened to come up. cantor said he was the one to wish the president a happy easter, and the president responded by wishing him a happy passover. whatever. the bottom line is the two sides are still as far apart as ever on immigration. after the call, cantor revealed he told president obama in no uncertain terms, house republicans do not support the democrats' immigration bill and amnesty efforts. he suggested there are plenty of other areas for compromise. yeah, nice try. but this issue isn't going away. that's because more than 11 million people are currently living in this country without legal status. immigration advocates have taken to calling president obama the porter in chief. florida congressman tried to appeal to his republican colleagues in the "washington post," saying if we don't move on immigration, obama will go it alone. and if he does that, the window for republicans and democrats to negotiate on this issue is closed until the next preside

cantor, the majority leader. mr. cantor: mr.speaker, i thank the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, for yielding. on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. on friday, no votes are expected. mr. speaker, the house will consider a few suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced. in addition, mr. speaker, the house will consider three bills from the budget committee. the first bill, h.r. 1871, the baseline reform act, authored by representative rob woodall, would require c.b.o. and o.m.b. when scoring legislation to assume that the baseline does not increase or decrease for discretionary spending, which they do now. this practice added $1.2 trillion to the baseline in 2013.

cantor, the majority leader. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, for yielding. on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. on friday, no votes are expected. mr. speaker, the house will consider a few suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced. in addition, mr. speaker, the house will consider three bills from the budget committee. the first bill, h.r. 1871, the baseline reform act, authored by representative rob woodall, would require c.b.o. and o.m.b. when scoring legislation to assume that the baseline does not increase or decrease for discretionary spending, which they do now. this practice added $1.2 trillion to the baseline in 2013.

eric cantor came back out and the bill is on the floor. it was passed.re were a number of rank-and-file republicans using profanity to describe how upset they were. one person said it was a sham. they are in an unrecoverable place in terms of trust. this is what eric cantor and john boehner had to do to get it through. does it cause a problem going forward? maybe. >> that is what a lot of people hate about washington. phil mattingly, thank you. jeb bush gives an eloquent speech on immigration. he said that immigrants who come here illegally should be viewed less as criminals and more as an act of love. will this help his presidential quest? >> it was a courageous thing for him to say. he framed the issues in the right way. i am concerned about the issues on a potential presidential run. those politics in early states are treacherous. we saw what happened to marco rubio when he came out on comprehensive reform. i worry about the impact. >> margaret? >> it feels like hasta la vista, jeb bush. mixed metaphors. politician should never be that colorful. it is

this is what eric cantor john boehner had to do to get it through.sn't cause a problem going forward? maybe. >> that is what a lot of people hate about washington. phil mattingly, thank you. speechh given elegant on immigration. he said that immigrants who come here illegally should be viewed less as criminals and more as an act of love. will this help his presidential last? >> it was a courageous thing for him to say. he framed the issues in the right way to stop i am concerned about the issues on a potential presidential run. those politics in early states are treacherous. we saw what happened to marco rubio when he came out on comprehensive reef or. i worry about the impact. >> margaret? >> it feels like goodbye jeb bush. mix metaphors. politician should never be that colorful. it is so memorable. that is not going to go away. the party in 2016 is going to be different than the party today going into midterms. the tea party will have lost even more steam. remember, in 2012, they ended up nominating mitt romney, and before he went his conservative

es boehner, ¿quÉ es lo que estÁ frenando, es boehner o es cantor? ¿o quÉ es?ay que llamar a sus congresistas para que tome acciÓn al respecto. >> y tÚ seguramente vas a tomar liderazgo en eso tambiÉn. >> indiscutiblemente. >> muchÍsimas gracias, al. bueno, el seÑor cÁrdenas esta optimista de que habrÁ una reforma migratoria, pero ¿quÉ va a hacer el presidente barack obama si los republicanos no someten a votaciÓn la reforma en la cÁmara de representantes? para hablarnos de esto nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde washington, katherine vargas, portavoz de medios hispanos en la casa blanca. quÉ tal, katherine, buenos dÍas, gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> muy buenos dÍas, es un placer estar con ustedes. >> katherine, el presidente nuevamente hablÓ con el lÍder de la mayorÍa republicana en la cÁmara de representantes, eric cantor, sobre el tema migratorio, pero no quedÓ muy claro si fue una conversaciÓn positiva o negativa, ¿quÉ lograron esta vez? >> bueno, el presidente como lo ha dicho muchas veces estÁ completamente comprometido para que tengamos una reforma migratori

weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is inside the noaa storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. what are the next 24 hours look like, jim? >> yeah, lester, the worst of the storms coming in now as the sun is going down. and unfortunately, they are going to be tornado producers throughout the night tonight. a large area, as you can see, that will still be dealing with these severe thunderstorms. large hail, gusty winds, damaging winds in fact, and even tornadoes all the way down into the states of mississippi and into middle tennessee. so a huge concern in addition to the flood risk. a lot of storms have been sitting over places like memphis all day long. we move into monday. cities like birmingham, huntsville, jacksonville and also meridian, mississippi, are facing a similar tornado threat. so a two-day threat for some of these areas. and the storm that is helping to aid these thunderstorms really is not going to move all that much. so look what happens by tuesday. some of the same areas once again under the gun for tornadoes. so it's not only birmingham, jackson, mississippi,

cantor and mr. ryan have an opinion. don't think you will see moving forward to the amnesty peace. i think back comb they say break it into a lot of little pieces. lou: des judiciary committee put out for bills that make all the sense in the world with the major step and of the republican party through the efforts and they have trashed it and throwing it away as if paul ryan and eric cantor imposed who want to play cute to have decided to trash stevens's in the mid term said could facilitate the suicide of yet party and people act like we are e. dietz whether republican or democrats to the people that i sit with them and conference don't say those things they say it is time to talk seriously. from western pennsylvania there are pieces of the bill with immigration we don't like. that is what we should be doing with the piece that you were talking about. the peace. but in the house settled think there is a strong belief that is the peace they think should go forward. break it down we cannot protect our borders. lou: for a

cantor released a statement after their talk saying -- >> the president called me hours after he issued a partisan statement, do not attack the very people you hope to engage in a serious dialogue. >> vladimir putin is speaking to a major nationwide broadcast on russian television. >> and he was asked this question edward snowden during a tv call-in event. >> does russia intercept in any way the communications of millions of individuals? >> putin responded that russia is russia is not carrying out any mass collection of citizens data. >>> critical talks got under way in geneva between secretary of state john kerry and russia's foreign minister. >> russia's president says the protests in eastern ukraine being carried out by local citizens, arguing it is nonsense to claim russian forces are there. >>> his first actual first shot at instagram, a selfie, president of the united states. >> joe and i decide you had it's time for a guys trip. >>> first up today, with hundreds still missing, there has been a dramatic setback in the frantic race against the clock to pull survivors from the slowl

on friday afternoon we received copy of an internal memo that majority leader eric cantor laid out for the spring. to the point that you're making, these first three bills are the three most least controversial bills. therefore, they are being taken up. there's little desire, really, from lot of lawmaker, this election year to wrestle with some of the thorny issues such as health and human services, homeland security issues and that sort of thing. what's more likely to happen is they will do a handful of these bills and some time this summer agree that perhaps we should forward them into a continuing resolution that would allow existing funding levels to continue past the election. >> what are the nonspending bills that's coming up in the house. but actually came up a couple of week ago. this bill by john carney that deals with piece of the healthcare law. why was it defeated and coming up again? >> there long been in this session and previous sessions questions about the ability of the house republicans. as part of that expedite process, the rule is you got to get two-thirds of the la

said: >> seems like a lot of blame to go around here. >> i find it curious that eric cantor would be complaining about the president attacking. putting that aside. look, i think that both parties share responsibility up until 2012, nothing was done. after 2012, it was made clear that there was a platform of self-deportation. the republicans were falling over themselves, speaker john boehner, eric cantor and others, to pass immigration reform. they said it would be a priority in 2013. we had a senate bill, a year ago now, taken up, and a year ago passed bipartisan, republicans and democrats. so the president indicated that he would sign that type of measure. the house of representatives offered the american people nothing but lame pathetic excuses since last year. first it was the first call crisis which closed the government. then when the government reopened they couldn't put it on the legislative calendar. and now they claim they can't deal with immigration reform because they don't trust the president to enforce the law when immigration enforcement is at its highest levels in hist

cantor and ryan that is the senate piece, right. lou: right. >> in the house of representatives i don't think there is strong belief that that piece is the piece that should go forward. lou: joining us genevieve wood from the heritage foundation where she is contributor to the foundry, publication of the organization. great to have you with us, genevieve. >> great to be on. lou: this is starting to look like quite a cute and clever game that the leadership of the gop and the house is playing. >> well i don't know if it's a game or exactly what it is, lou, but if it is true what is reported in "wall street journal," i guess the speaker may have to learn what is said in las vegas doesn't stay in las vegas. the fact is, they're going to do a great disservice for themselves going into the midterms. all this chatter about immigration reform and fact wanting to bring it up again is going to depress the conservative base who does not trust the obama administration, does not trust gop leadership in the house to hold, to hold up a bill in th

jim cantore standing by with the latest news on that. jim, good evening. >> we're in day three of the severe weather outbreak. which will linger on. but i watch the nt to go back t. iowa and nebraska starting first. here is the long track tornado in arkansas. here is yesterday's tornadoes. and today it has been north carolina. let me show you pictures out of stedman, north carolina. there has been damage to homes there from this tornado touching down and causing damage to homes. so as we press on overnight tonight, there is still a tornado risk across north and south carolina as well as the deep south as we go through the next couple days, it starts to wain a bit. there will be tornados, but we don't positithink as many. raleigh, washington, d.c. now in the mix. and still even on thursday, we pick up where we left off last friday with tornadoes in the state of north carolina. so for a year that has started out with not much at all, we have changed the landscape forever in a few states across the south. brian. >> jim cantore of weather ch

just this afternoon house majority leader eric cantor spends a memo to everyone involving their springjoining me now is the democratic represent from texas' 18th district. congresswoman sheila jackson. >> wow, we are so happy to be here. >> i am so excited. so just let me just say this, go, tsu. dr. rudley and the basketball championship and the girls did great. we didn't want you to leave without your own tsu scarf. may give that to you? >> i need this congresswoman, let me ask you, we're in texas where immigration is a subject of much debate. we played the video of speaker boehner making fun of people in his own caucus and kind of being mean to them. my question is, where is that guy in the halls of congress? why doesn't he ever make an appearance? >> why don't we have a handful of leaders? that's what a speaker is. a leader. you are right now at a university that has educated more hispanic lawyers than probably any other law school in the nation. it's a university. it was born out of segregation but opens the doors to all people. speaker boehner doesn't get it. he has to leave. righ

prime minister of it cancer is in tokyo with other bipartisan lawmakers ahead of obama says that cantor also noted that us lawmakers from both parties have introduced a bill to speed up trade negotiations he said the trade promotion authority bill is now working its way through congress. the members of the house representatives are going to cast a vote on tva. i'm reflecting be the color if you will of the agreement on to the pace the so called fast track bill would give more authority to the executive branch of the government and trade trucks. about one hundred fifty japanese lawmakers in a cabinet minister had visited the us can a shrine in tokyo for its spring festival the shrine honors japan's war dead those remembered to include leaders convicted of war crimes after world war two the law makers from ruling and opposition camps offered prayers at the shrines me all they include keeping peace out what's the deal a senior member of the governing liberal democratic party they belong to a cross party group that promotes visits to yesterday. the group pays its respects at the shrine in s

. >> last year, house majority leader eric cantor helped commemorate bloody sunday.utting out the voting rights act, cantor said, quote, my experience with john lewis in selma earlier this year was a profound experience and he hoped to, quote, find a reasonable path forward that ensures that the sacred obligation of voting in the country remains protected. but here's what cantor's office said this week about the bill to restore key parts of the voting rights act. quote, we still want to try to get something on it, but there are objections on both side, and we're talking to folks to see what can be worked out. do republicans really want to restore the voting rights act, victoria? >> i think the lack of action speaks volumes. and what's underlying here is this notion of color blindness. the national review article talked about a color blind society. we rhe regrettably, we have never been a color blind society. hopefully one day we will be, but we're not yet. we need to go forward with civil rights. we need to understand what are the new channels. maybe they aren't expl

democrats have been talking with eric cantor, but is it going to go anywhere? to be seen. two points to make on this, i think, are important. one, just the distance the republican party has traveled towards the extreme, just in the last eight years. in 2006 you had a republican house, a republican senate, both overwhelmingly approve the reauthorization of the voting rights act. president bush signed it, then eight years later, jim sensenbrenner, the republican leader on this, even though he said he doesn't support voter i.d., so him and a handful of republican cosponsors. cantor is still being kind of cagey, so it really sort of shows how republicans have given up even pretending to appeal to african-american voters. >> and we mention those nine states that have new voter laws, and i know you were on the conference call with the dnc yesterday where they were trying to use the stricter voting laws to bring motivation to people to go to the polls. "this is an attempt by the republican party to shrink the electorate because they know that when the electorate is la

. >> what about the argue; put eric can't you're in there -- eric cantor. >> tea party candidates are about eric cantor but recallize it would be very difficult to keep him from ascending to the supremership should they knock off john boehner. what a lot of what their focus is, maybe trying to strike a deal with eric cantor, saying we'll give you the votes you need to become speaker of the house but in exchange you need to bring aboard a conservative lieutenant of our choosing. those conversations are intensifying right now. >> weird stuff. in the meantime, duck. foot wear goes flying should we be woring about the safety of our public figures? >> what was that? a bat? was that a bat? ade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. at od, whate

cantor, the majority leader. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, for yielding. on monday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. on friday, no votes are expected. mr. speaker, the house will consider a few suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced. in addition, mr. speaker, the house will consider three bills from the budget committee. the first bill, h.r. 1871, the baseline reform act, authored by representative rob woodall, would require c.b.o. and o.m.b. when scoring legislation to assume that the baseline does not increase or decrease for discretionary spending, which they do now. this practice added $1.2 trillion to the baseline in 2013.

that's absolutely not true. >> give me one. >> eric cantor are presented and billy jinda l.have it. go ahead. >> in terms of fixing i don't know it is fixable. are these people who seen up for health care, is it because they didn't have health care before or health care plans cancelled. you have to stop the cancellations because of obama care. these are the solutions that republicans are trying to produce. >> and richard, we agree that the roll out of the law was not smooth. we have seen poll after poll that showed more people are not happy than those that are happy. and they are incent vised to vote are those not happy with the law, how do you combat that? >> i think there is a lot of people who lost health care insurance and uncertainty. any kind of change will be having uncertainty. democrats have to talk about the good of the law and go after those republican governors that chose not to embrace the law. and for example, there are millions of floridians that can not get coverage because of the gap. it is about talking about solution is this time for it to voters. i don't

eric cantor told the kissing congressman to resign. mcallister is going to finish out his term and not run for re-election. this, after video showed him in a lengthy lip lock with a female aid. he apologized. >>> the 2016 summer olympics will happen in rio de janeiro. there's no plan b despite the worst preparations he's ever seen. wow. planning there critically behind schedule with construction yet to begin. water quality is a huge concern. untreated sewage in a lot of the water based sports. in an unprecedented move, a task force to help local officials to get things moving. two years to go. >>> crisis in ukraine. it is escalating this morning. pro-russian protesters taking over government buildings, firing their guns at police. we are live on the ground with these breaking developments. next. dad. how did you get here? i don't know. (speaking in russian) look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. one

reiterÓ esto a erik cantor. >>> que el congreso debe actuar, lo uniÓ que nos detiene es que el liderazgosperas entrar en un diÁlogo serio. el republicano dennis... manifestera su apoyo a una reforma, y pedirÁ a sus colegas que la pongan a votaciÓn. >>> hay cada vez mÁs republicanos en el exterior clamando por real madrid. >>> un reporte indicÓ que en los pasados 5 apdoseo refiriÓ menos casos de deportaciÓn a la corte de inmigraciÓn. las deportaciones disminuyeron 43%. y estas cortes ordenaron 105 mil deportaciÓn. pero es una fracciÓn. y no cambia las peticiones al presidente y a los republicanos. >>> ellos se tienen que hacer responsable, pero eso no le quita la capacidad de tomar acciÓn. >>> activistas dicen que muchos inmigrantes sienten que su futuro estÁ estancado, ajenos a estrategias polÍticas siguen viviendo bajo amenaza de deportaciÓn. >>> la huida de cuba de yasiel puig sigue dando de que hablar, dijo que los zetas deben estar unidos a su fuga. y junior le revelÓ quiÉnes financiaron la huida, y por quÉ estÁ amenazado de muerte. >>> la salida de yasiel tiene todas las caracterÍst

. >>> house majority leader eric cantor demands that john kerry apologise for his rail. sunday john kerry made comments likening the state to south africa's racist regime. cantor suggests that kerry's comments that israel is becoming an apartheid state makes peace harder to achieve. the white house has not responded. >>> michael grim indicted by prosecutors, facing 20 counts stemming from a restaurant business he operated before entering congress. david shuster joins us with politics. >> 10 years ago michael grim worked for the fbi as a fraud investigators. today he turned himself in for processing as prosecutors declared that he and a business associate cheated the irs. charges including wire fraud, mail fraud, permry and obstruction of -- perjury and obinstruction much justice. >> when grim brought someone on board in 2010, he did not stop the off the books payments or conform the payments to the law, he became a fraud instructor. >> prosecutors allege that in running hits star grim had a million from the irs, paying workers hundreds of thousands off the books to avoid

congressman cantore, eric cantor, to come up with a compromise on illegal immigration despite the wishes of most members of the house and the republican party, and it is, if you will, a covert effort. >> i'm for full transparency. i think when you elect representatives, you ought to have a debate about it. the democrats have a plan, we should have a plan. at the end of the day to do things behind scenes or basically to do things by votes in which they don't actually vote, they basically say ayes, nos, the ayes are declared victory when there's not a majority is an absurd way to function and will diminish the republican party. >> over time leads us to november with the mid-terms coming up. this is a very explosive issue. in addition, joe rickets, billionaire, conservative. sheldon adelson putting money against walter jones, one of the most conservative congressmen and longest serving congressmen. what is going on here with this party? >> well, the truth of the matter, the way the law reads today is each individual gets to give $2600. $2600 in a primary or general, you get good government.

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is a secret effort within the house of representatives, led by congressman paul ryan congressman cantor, eric cantor, to, to come up with a compromise on illegal immigration despite the wishes of most members of the house, and the republican party. and it is if you will a covert effort? >> i'm for full transparency. i think when you elect representatives you're dealing with significant issues and immigration is a very significant issue and you have to have debate about it. the democrats should have a plan. we should have a plan. at the end of the day to do things behind scenes and do things by votes which they don't actually vote and say ayes or nos and ayes are declared victory when there is not majority of floor is absurd way to function. it will diminish the republican party over time if they do this kind of stuff. neil: overtime leads us trait to november with the midterms coming up. this is a very explosive issue. in addition, joe ricketts, billionaire conservative. sheldon adelson, putting money up against walter jones, one of the most conservative congressman and longest serving

. >> how's majority leader eric cantor is demanding secretary of state john kerry apologise to israel. on sunday he made comment likeling the jewish state to the apartheid regime. >> reporter: explosive remarks by secretary of state john kerry exposing the united states government's growing frustration with stalled talks between the israelis and palestinians. in a leaked recording from a meeting with foreign dignitaries kerry says israel risks becoming an apartheid state in the peace process fails, saying:. >> his comments have israelis fuming. the former israeli ambassador to canada alan baker says john kerry acted irresponsibly. >> anyone that genuinely understands what apartheid is wouldn't make such a comment. coming from the secretary of state of the united states, it shows a considerable amount of ignorance. >> palestinians say the proof is on the ground as illegal israeli settlements carve out land that is supposed to be part of a future palestine state. as they are subjected to more and more limitations. >> the separation wall behind me is a symbol for the divisions betweenest

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. >> reporter: a day after house majority leader eric cantor accused of president of quote no insince sincere desire to work together on immigration reform -- >> i wished him happy passover. >> reporter: the president said he then reiterated his concern about immigration to cantor. >> what's holding us back is house republican leadership not willing to go ahead and let the process move forward. >> reporter: as those recriminations were flying, the justice department released a report that cast a different light on white house claims that it has deported more illegal immigrants, 2 million, than any administration in history. the report finds that new deportation cases have been declining steadily since 2009 and judges are increasingly ruling against deportation. it confirmed earlier suspicions of vocal opponents. >> our law enforcement system is in a state of collapse. it's a deliberate plan by the president of the united states and it's wrong. >> reporter: if sessions' words seem harsh, the vice president appeared to give tacit approval to nonenforcement. >> 11 million people living i