packard gauge on the romney 2012 team, lola anchor with the rice 360 encongressman of new york charlie rangel. could this new story backfire on republicans and actually help hillary clinton? >> it's no question about that but you know, i'm more concerned about the accusation that the house of representatives and congress was used in violation of the constitutional oath for political purposes. this is a very, very serious allegation. no matter what we politicians try to do you find some political implications but to have eight hearings and to have people believe and that is republicans not partisan democrats that the sole purpose of this was not to find out how four american heroes lost their lives but to destroy a democratic candidate is a very serious allegation. >> these allegations are, the committee is pushing back hard against these allegations saying in due time it will release what its side of the story in all of this. leave aside hillary clinton, what dhuz do to the credibility of republicans running the house you? >> it they take democrats with them and they have within their group a

i want to talk to that charlie rangel.hing bad happened, and miscommunicated and went afoul in benghazi. so to that veteran, do you think we are getting to the bottom of what happened to these four dead men? >> hell no. and if you want to talk about the concerning of life and death, tens of thousands of american soldiers on november 30th, 1950 were surrounded by the chinese or the yellow river celebrating north korea from china and nobody ever explained why mccarthy was in there talking with truman in washington and why we lost all those americans. neil: very valid point. but as a veteran. do you feel -- i'm not asking you to cast political aspersions here. do you feel that the government of the united states, whether it's the state department, whether it's the white house, the defense department, let these men down? >> no, no, i have no way of knowing and certainly no evidence has come out of the hearings. neil: you know that ambassador stevens for looking for help. >> you're damn right, everybody that gets killed in comb

the first is the spectacle has me feeling like charlie rangel. i thought i would never see that -- say that. the second thing is yesterday i said this man will be speaker of the house. i still believe in the end, paul enormously about a lot of different things but the future of the republican party matters most to him and in the end he will feel because of what is in his own heart he will rise to this challenge. mark: there are a lot of arguments of why he has to do it. he does not have a backup option. he loves being in wisconsin. he hates fundraising. u.s. policy. he does not like schmoozing with members. for him nothing better than being speaker. i think he might decide to help them find another solution in the end. ask me, i would say there is no other alternative. everyone wants him. john: what he really likes is the survival of his party. what he does not like is the idea of the whole thing will descend into chaos and mayhem over the next year at least. mark: he is still skeptical. we will see. in a couple of minutes, we will show you what

. >>> the supreme court will not hear an appeal from new york congressman charlie rangel who overturp overturned his censure. house disciplinary proceedings fell outside the jurisdiction of the courts. in 2010, the house voted to censure him for fund-raising misconduct. house members conducted that investigation against him suppressed evidence. >>> breaking news. a police chase and shots fired in the bronx. dennis is in chopper 4 over the scene. dennis, what is going on? >> well, looking down what is left of the scene. most of it just cleared within the last 15 minutes or so. looking down east 167th street and around 3:00 this afternoon when apparently undercover officers working in this area witnessed some type of shooting going on. luckily nobody hit by gunfire, but the suspects involved tried to flee the scene by car and eventually struck two vehicles at this intersection. one of them very serious. pushing that vehicle right through the intersection. all the activity just cleared away. but after a brief chase, eventually these three suspects were captured and one handgun was recove

. >>> supreme court will not hear an appeal from charlie rangel. they upheld an appeals court ruling saying that house disciplinary proceedings against the long-term harlem democrat fell outside of the jurisdiction of the court. 2010 the house voted to sen rangle for fund-raising misconduct. they say they suppressed evidence. >>> 4:50 right now. still to come, the what's named after britney spears. >> using linked-in why you may have some money coming your way. >>> 4:52. right now a live look right there at the new jersey turnpike by new york's liberty airport. >>> severe beach erosion on the jersey shore. some beaches including those devastated by hurricane sandy appear to have lost most of their sand. many places where they have protected dunes between the ocean and homes the surf cut out a large cliff. places with the steel seawalls that fared better. after hurricane sandy they tried building up the beaches naturally. in some places they put in corrugated steel. >> that was expensive. this was a bit of a controversy. >> concerned of getting four

charlie rangel came, charlie was charlie was an old friend from my house days and said what are you doing at the camp campaign. he said jack meyer friends. we had a nice reception, i get on the plane and a boston globe writer says could you give the speech you gave at the soul food restaurant in harlem to a suburban kansas city audience? kansas city wants the same thing as a verb as anybody else. jobs, good education, chanced on your own home, these things are universal. it's not the. it's not the american dream, is the universal dream. so jack kemp wanted the republican party to become the party of abraham lincoln which was its founding. this famously set up him that he had showered with more african-american football player the most republicans had ever met. he believed in outrage, he said america's family should include everybody and that was a good example of the spirit of the guy. >> i agree. jack was basically a normal republican. his seat in congress over 18 years was from buffalo new york. northern republicans were the people who voted almost unanimously numbers of the civil right

charlie rangel saying george w. bush is our burl conner. let's not talk about the economy.about that. net worth for blacks are down. so called wealth gap. >> i think it is pandering. but larry is saying they're a large constituency and the democratic party is making sure they're addressing -- >> there is a group of republicans that are called white lives matter. >> there is a group called nra, let's have a shooting gallery. >> you can't add nra in this racism. >> excuse me. >> i'm an nra member. >> and -- [ speaking over one another ]. >> you're for big tax cuts to the rich, right? big pandering throughout american policy. >> sean, here is why it's pandering. if you mean by black lives matter, 6,000 blacks were killed by other blacks let's talk about root causes. it has nothing to do with white cops racially profiling. it's young black people killing other young black people as a result of family breakdown, as a result of bad democratic policy. >> larry, you and i have come to a point of agreement. >> oh, my goodness. >> they're not addressing the key issue, family breakdow

charlie rangel said "made myself a smoothy and watching what's not going so smoothly." what. we have political rolling from the other side of the aisle. hillary clinton sent signed copies of her book to the entire gop field to tout her presidential experience. well, the candidates have been having fun. ben carson posted a video of staffers using the book from everything from a step stool for a door stop and rand paul put his on ebay, with free shipping of course. and jeb bush, he's anywhere you want him to be. the bush photo tweeted a picture of the candidate in front of a green screen. you do a green screen and the internet will go crazy when they get ahold of it. there's been some great photo shop here. bush tweeted this braveheart picture as his favorite. now to the wihen. it the new york met poll taropo. it's the mets versus the dodgers. the dodgers have the best pitcher in baseball, clayton kershaw on the hill. they will not be without the legendary voice vince skucully. he is recovering from surgery. he will be back next year. >> and using a procedural trick that

takes, even as a conservative, to work with people like maxine waters, to work with people like charlie rangel and others, and nancy pelosi. i did find it interesting, one bit of theatrics, though, he did not go in for the full hug and kiss with nancy pelosi. boehner always did that. that was the only sort of a holding back. i don't know what the 1970s song would be for that, but he did -- he did seem to hold back from that. but i think palm wiul will be f more effective in this position than most of his predecessors. >> i intentionally did not mention b.b. king who put out "the thrill is gone" in 1970 trying to keep it positive here today. >> not yet, not yet. >> but good points to end on from the only member of our merry band to actually serve in that chamber. and somewhere the general manager of tortilla coast is just marveling at his good fortune today. that will wrap it up for our live coverage of what we just witnessed, a kind of peaceful, interparty change of power from republican to republican, as speaker of the house. the 54th person to hold that job title. our coverage will continue

i've turned up at the appointed hour and found myself backstage with chuck schumer and charlie rangeland it county attorney. don't ask me why the conventions organizers put me together with that high-powered congressional crowd but they did. it was a pretty good speaking fund and the convention hall was fairly full. senator leahy started into his speech but after half a minute he stopped and looked around. the teleprompter had to gone dark. he made a joke about it by suggesting the malfunction was tied to a well-publicized fight he recently had with vice president dick cheney. eventually someone brought out a copy of senator leahy's remarks. oh my god i thought were stood waiting at the corner of the stage i could see walter mondale. he was sitting right there in the front row. i made eye contact with him and i have never seen a more pointed i told you so not in my life. i nodded back. after senator leahy finished his remarks i stepped up to the podium. someone gave me a printed copy of my speech and at some point after i launched into it the teleprompter came back to life but i rarel

colleagues, sergeant charlie rangel, john conyers, sam johnson fought there. over 215,000 south korean soldiers were killed. over one million civilians lost their lives. sowell -- seoul has leveled but it has become one of the greatest cities in the world. the u.s.-korea relations have been a linchpin for us. we have partnered in deepening our trade ties. in our condemnation of japan's use of korea women as sex slaves during the war and more recently our committee unanimously passed a resolution to help korean americans meet their long lost relatives separated by the war. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. royce: little us take this partnership to a new level to south korea, colleagues. thank you very much. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? excuse me. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. speaker. this marks the 65th anniv

and charlie rangel came. an old friend from my house days. press asked him what are you doing at a kemp event. jack and i are friends. and long story short, we had a nice reception. i get on the plane, fly into boston and a "boston globe" writer says could you give the speech you gave at sylvia soul food restaurant in harlem to a suburban -- kansas city, kansas audience? i said of course i could. kansas city wants the same thing for urban harlem as anybody else. jobs. good education. chance to own your own home. i mean these things are universe. . it is not the american dream. it is the universal dream. >> so jack kemp wanted the republican party to once again become the party of abraham lincoln which was its founding. and you know, it was famously said of him that he had showered with more african-americans as a football player than most republicans have ever met. he believed in outreach. he said that america's families should include everybody and that was a pretty good example of the spirit of the guy. >> fred barnes? >> i agree. remember,

. >>> the supreme court will not hear an appeal from new york congressman charlie rangel who was overturned for censure. justices upheld an appeals court ruling that said house disciplinary proceedings fell outside the jurisdiction of the courts. 2010 the house did vote to censure wrangle pping rangle for financial misconduct. he said they suppressed evidence. >>> happening today, former new england patriots player, convicted killer aaron hernandez is due back in court. his lawyers will be asking a judge to dismiss charges from a double mud der three years ago. they claim the grand jury had insufficient evidence and other evidence should be tossed out. two men outside a boston nightclub in 2012. >>> 5:49. edward snowden said he's willing to come home to the u.s. and face punishment. the whistle-blower tells the bbc he hasn't received a plea barring began offer. he faces as many as 30 years behind bars in the u.s. he wants a shorter prison term. he says the only assurance he's gotten so far is that he won't face torture. >>> 5:50 right now. still to come, the new law being considered in new

. >> i like the charlie rangel voice. >> she had these tough things to deal with this fall. she has so far cleared all of them. i thought she was extraordinarily calm and we were saying again, i can't remember what we said on tv and what we said in the break but the more intense they got, she seem steeled by it. >> calm wins. calm wins the camera. she learned that lesson from her previous appearance where she said that thing about what difference did it make. she said that in anger. adam schiff -- but hillary clinton has not had one moment of anger. she hasn't had one moment of frustration. she's let every republican do that. >> you can watch her self-regulate. she will come up to a line and regulate. rachel? >> a couple very sensitive moments in part of her opening statement when she talked about her pride in serving our country. at the end right before the break, right before the hockey fight when she was talking about how the previous investigations into things like beirut and like the embassy bombings have been done in such a constructive and honorable way and she has ho