secret meetings between paul ryan of all people and chuck schumer? i said the other night as one who had secret meetings with chuck schumer, there's no such thing as a secret meeting for very long. >> lou, you're exactly right. one of the things many of us are very concerned about, when we hear these potential proposals talking about amnesty and other things that can happen, we think that's not the right way to go. the house has had it right and judiciary committee had it right, we do it on a piecemeal basis to make sure everybody has their say. that we do what we need to do, which is to fix the system we have now, make sure we're enforcing the laws that we have now before we go on and tackle something else that we're not going to even enforce or ever make work in the future. >> do you agree with congressman raul labrador that if he persists john boehner can lose his speakership? >> i'm not going to say whether he was right in that comment or not. many of us feel very passionate, as do most americans, what we have is not just a political problem but

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let's go to chuck schumer.. >> i'm the only one you could drag off the streets of washington. the bottom of the barrel, joe. >> no, no. we are not. now that this has passed, the next thing we are going to see is -- i think a discussion on immigration reform. i don't know that it's going to pass between now and the election. you brought up a fascinating proposal earlier this week. for any republicans concerned how the president's enforced the affordable care act. talk about your suggestion and why you did it. >> well, look. first, i believe that immigration reform is the number one thing we could do to straighten the country out and get our country moving again. too many people crossed the board who shouldn't be here and we turned people away who should be here whether working on agriculture or ph.d.s who create new jobs. they said that immigration reform would increase gdp by 3.5% and more than any democratic spending program or any republican-cut program. i feel a keen urgency to get this done, not for politic

senator chuck schumer suggesting pass the house immigration reform legislation or something like thathen let it take effect after the president, president obama and his administration ends. now what do you make of that? >> well, i think it's something that we understand from schumer that they came up with. they hadn't really run that past any of their colleagues or anybody in the house and already the house is saying this wouldn't work. how would you have this bill sort of take effect -- that would give the administration even less interest in enforcing current laws. the administration said no, we've deported more people than anybody. and they put criticism on the left for that. schumer is really -- he is one of the architects of the senate bill, really wants to find a plan. i think it's interesting. the white house is taking a bit of a measured approach. i think the white house thinks that john boehner might still put something forward later this year. we're not going to come out and endorse the schumer plan right now. >> david nakamura from the washington post, thanks for joining us

secret meetings with albright and and chuck schumer? as one who had secret meetings with chuck schumer it is not a secret for very wrote long. >> you are right. we're very concerned primary-care these potential proposals talking about amnesty, we think that is not the right way to go. we think the judiciary committee had a right to do what dawn of a piecemeal basis and we do what we need to do to fix the system we have now to make sure we for so laws before we tackle something else. that we will not even in force or ever make work in the future. lou: do you agree with congressman and labrador that john boehner could lose his speakership? >> but what i will say is most of us feel very passionate it is not just the political problem but a credibility problem. the real problem we have failed does not force of law. but if we want to force the old one but here is a question i asked all along. the matter who we let it go somebody will break the law and we will be back here five years from now. this is a cycle every five or 10 years that we si

and what we're hear fromming the republican party whi is the secret meetings with senator chuck schumerone of the guys who had quote, unquote, sscret meetings with senator schumer. [laughter] i can't imagine what -- for example, if th reports are correct paul ryan meeting with the senator. i can't imagine what he's up to. >> and, of course,they'r not secret. it's all out there. it just doesn't make any sense lou,from a practical perspective. lou: actually it does. >> the theater -- mitch mcconnell today let the cat out of the bag. immigration reform is not going pass this year. it's making the business community and the chamber of commerce happy. we made the try. republicans know this is not an issue they dare pass in2014. >> of course it's dishonest. >> but t pure politics. it's not serious policy. lou: right. i guess the next serious deaf senate has to be undertaken to exam that would be the honesty gap between the two parties. [laughter] so who is going -- well, anyway. your thoughts on this. you've advised campaigns. you're a serious student in public policy, illegal immigration. th

. >> chuck schumer in the senate said -- >> that is more a political ploy. >> all the stories about johnhner, what a huge loser he was. i think he was a huge winner because he bailed the republican party out. the president was moderate in the state of the union. when do they reach the point that we have to lash away politically? >> they are trying to give john boehner the space to maneuver in his party. right now immigration reform is on life support. once it is presumed to be dead, then you will see democrats starting to use it for 2014. >> barack obama has been in washington all week. they will meet this weekend in california. what do we look for substantively? this is the first of several meetings. >> important items to discuss. he will meet with benjamin that and how you -- netanyahu. riyadh.later travel to there are important issues from the nuclear talk to the stalled syrian peace talks. >> a terrible refugee problem. >> important for the jordanians. >> those talks are important. what does sunnyland offer that washington does not? >> a refurbished golf course, perhaps. >> it is har

is the problem with putin blocking our yogurt for our athletes. >> chobani made in new york and chuck schumer involving himself, it is basically at the airport for the u.s. winter olympic team being blocked according to schumer because of sort of unattainable demands being made by the russians to get it over to our people. but you point out, golly, this is the latest -- might be minor, but the latest in a long string of our not so friendly relations with russia in the last years. >> and ruth marcus, let's talk about this. yogurt is yogurt, but when it isn't when you have an international situation. >> international yogurt situation. >> tension between us and russians. >> and listening to the earlier report and the serious concerns about security, the notion of course, that while it's not more dangerous than boston and new york might not be so comforting to people and look, it is different than boston and new york. there's kind of home grown serious terrorist element. and the notion that in the midst of all of this and the toothpaste scare -- >> cooperating on security but can't cooperate on f

. >> it is happening again, and we heard chuck schumer, democratic senator chuck schumer, a couple of weeks ago being explicit in his calls for the irs to crack down on these groups yet again. and now we have all of these top democratic senators saying yes, that is the answer to stop these ads, listen to mr. schumer. >> the tea party gained extraordinary influence by donating millions into campaigns with ads that distort the truth and attack government. but there are many things that can be done by the irs and other government agencies and we have to redouble those efforts. we haven't worked hard enough on this. >> couldn't be more explicit? >> it is kind of funny that it is cyclical, they were spending millions in a smear campaign against romney, running ads that say he killed a woman and took away her health insurance. it is very convenient, what has changed is the democrats are about to lose control of the senate and so they're in trouble. and they can't defend their policy. there is not enough money out there to run ads explaining to the american people and convincing people that

new york democrat chuck schumer, whose bipartisan reform bill passed the senate seven months ago, said he's still optimistic the house will act. >> i would urge speaker boehner to keep working at it, to figure out-- it doesn't have to be exactly the way we did it, but to keep moving forward. >> reporter: but boehner acknowledged his caucus has been divided lately, and not just on immigration. >> you know, mother teresa is a saint now, but, you know, if the congress wanted to make her a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably couldn't get 218 republican votes. ( laughter ) >> reporter: there are a lot of republicans who just think the timing is wrong. they think that this issue will be a loser for them and divide the party in an election year, and that it will over-shadow their merge on obamacare which they think will be a political winner for them, scott. >> pelley: today, the u.n. security council told syria's assad dictatorship to speed up the removal of its chemical weapons. syria missed a deadline yesterday and has turned over less than 5% of its most-dangerous chemi

here's the thing, after senator chuck schumer suggested passing reform and delaying implementation untilhat congressman jim jordan of ohio had to say, quote, it's -- i'll read it, we don't have the full screen. it's not just there's a strong distrust for the president's ability to function on good faith in light of what's happened, but we don't know who's going to be president in 2017, victoria, that's the new argument. >> right. it has nothing to do with the president. boehner's claim he doesn't trust the president, is it a genuine or accurate portrayal of the state of immigration reform and chuck schumer's projection of 2017 isn't accurate either because it doesn't have to do with president obama, it's all about the senate. the gop thinks that they have a really good shot at gaining the senate in this upcoming election, so they do not want to do anything to upset the base, because we know that those antiimmigrant forces in the gop will punish the party if they ram through an immigration reform. those pro immigration forces in the gop might be unhappy that it doesn't get passed, but ult

new york senator, chuck schumer, has gotten involved.ling for action saying there is simply no time to waste in getting our olympic athletes a new ,000,000,000,000 nutritious food. >> so far, the russian embassy hasn't budged, but, the department of agriculture says it's working with russia on an agreement to export dairy products to the territory. >>> the golfers waited four hours, but finally teed off. no lee, but the other dynamic duo comes through. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, am today because of a 3 hour rain delay.. >>> not everyone was able to finish the first round of the pebble beach proam because of a three hour rain delay. give me the clock, wayne. the clouds did part. peyton manning on the football field carried over to the links. a little too much juice on the chip shot. tied for 127th in the proam. james hahn led last year in the final round. looking good today. birdie on 70. five back in the leader and andrew loop, no jermaine o'neil. gave chicago a 13 point lead. the fans want a change. hay got it. fromset currie, he breaks the

chuck schumer said it's stranded at new a's airport. >> stephen: our athletes' yogurt is being embargoed it's only because the russians want to protect traditional family values. let's face it-- it's no secret that yogurt is the gayest dairy product. ( laughter ) first of all, first of all, it's greek style. ( laughter ) it's-- it longs to be in the mouth of john stamos. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and-- and-- ( cheers ) hear me out. hear me out. need i mention, fruit on the bottom. ( applause ) ( laughter ) of course, everybody knows, everybody knows that i have owned the winter olympics ever since i saved vancouver in 2010 by bailing out the u.s. speedskating team with my your money. folks, i cannot wait to get to sochi. although, i might have to. >> new concerns that sochi is not ready to host the games. >> hotels and other buildings aren't finished. >> journalists are appalled by the condition of their hotel rooms, many of them in shambles. >> the rooms-- spartan is a nice way to call them. >> a tweet-- my hotel has no water. if restored, the front desk says do not tiewz on your face b

the obama administration and chuck schumer has asked the russian government to get things going. perhaps no one crystallized that conflict better than the council on foreign relations, richard haas. he tweeted 25 years after the berlin wall taken down, cold war returns. russians blocking shipments of chobani yogurt to u.s. athletes. what product could you not live without traveling abroad? tweet us your best more creative answers using #waytooearly. the best answers will be on later in the show. where is our shot? there. yeah. i always do. it's good. i need it. yeah. i'm hoping we can get sponsored by chobani. any way, let's move on. the latest report from obamacare is framing the long-running debate about the size of government and what incentive american workers have to get ahead. the congressional budget office said this week the health care law will cause a decline in full-time workers. >> as a result of the affordable care act, more americans will be able to voluntarily choose to work fewer hours or not take a job because they don't depend on that job providing health insura

athletes, but new york senator chuck schumer says it is stranded at new york liberty's airport. he wrote a letter urging the u.s. olympic committee to allow the yogurt through already. it is made in new york and is the official sponsor of a u.s. olympic team. >>> overnight, texas made the rare move of putting a female inmate to death. susan p basso was executed for torturing and killing a mentally ill man in 1998. she is the 14th woman to be put to death in the u.s. since 1976. she fought back tears and made no final statement. meanwhile, in ohio, officials say they will not review the procedures. the state came under scrutiny last month when a prisoner took 26 minutes to die. >>> now to the investigation into the death of actor phillip seymour hoffman. late wednesday, three of the four people arrested in a heroin dealing bust were arraigned but law enforcement sources tell nbc news that hoffman's phone number was found on the cell phone one of the dealers. all three are behind bars until their next court date. >>> a disturbing new trend on the drug thought to have killed the os

now democratic senator chuck schumer is floating an idea that would take the president out of the equation. >> there's a simple solution. let's enact the law this year, but simply not let it actually start till 2017, after president obama's term is over. now i think the rap against him that he won't enforce the law is false. he has deported more people than any other president. you could have the law start in 2017 without doing much violence to it. >> speaker boehner's office has already rejected the idea. possible presidential candidate rand paul stressed the urgency of embracing immigration but didn't get the response what he was hoping for. >> i do believe texas will be a democrat state within ten years if you don't change. that means we evolve. it doesn't mean we give up on what we believe in. we have to be a more welcoming party. welcome people of all races. we need to welcome people of all classes, business class, working class. we need to have people with ties and without ties, with tattoos and without tattoos. with earrings, without earrings. we need a more diverse culture. we need

chuck schumer and rob portman will battle it out with david gregory. >>> kevin joins me for our firstics on this friday. happy friday. >> happy friday, kevin. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. it was just down to two votes. the senate failed by two votes to extend long-term unemployment benefits. that is just devastating for the 1.7 million americans affected. is this more ammunition for democrats to say once again, republicans are ignoring people who are out of work? >> 60% of americans wanted the unemployment benefits extended. this comes down to this fight between republicans and democrats about whether or not they would have amendments filed on this legislation. republicans say that they would like to see some more benefits extended for retirees in the military community and that they have really been drawing a firm line on that. on the flip side, democrats say, hey, wait a minute, this isn't the fight to be having. this is for its own separate program. they have not been able to get anything done. as you mentioned, 1.7 million americans, this is devastating for them. >>> speak

i'm joined my democratic senator chuck schumer of new york and republican senator rob portman of ohio> good to be back. >> thanks, dave. >> you've been listening to this debate with the roundtable over obamacare. senator schumer, here is an ad by the conservative group americans for prosperity in this midterm election year that they're going to be running hard. watch. >> he told us -- >> a system that eases up the pressure on businesses and unleashes the promise of our economy creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> but now we find out obamacare will reduce full-time employment by 2.3 million jobs. hurting the economy and middle class families. >> so for democrats who thought senator schumer, that obamacare was going to be a plus in this election year, are you on the defensive again? >> i don't think so. bottom line is very simple. what cbo said is that many american workers would have freedom. now, that's a good word. freedom to do things they couldn't do. the single mom who is raising three kids has to keep a job because of health care can now spend some time raising those kids.

senator chuck schumer put toward janet yellen. here is what she had to a test site. >> if there is a significant change in the outlook, we would be open to reconsider. i do not want to draw any conclusions here. up,f the forecast holds this slowdown may be temporary. yellen said that the bond buying program would be the best case scenario. she talked about the fact that interest rates are not going up anytime soon. when can the u.s. economy go back to normal? several years. >> you spoke to the most controversial lawmaker in washington. the house ways and means chairman dave camp. he wants to blow up the tax code. not everybody likes that. >> he is getting it from all sides. he unveiled his plan yesterday. this is a more than 900 page effort. they want to totally overhaul the tax code. he is under fire from big banks. he even takes on the nfl. they have a tax exempt status. he is defending his plan amongst criticism from republicans and democrats that aspects of this go too far. to simplifye have and get lower rates, we can grow th

chuck schumer says it is stranded at the airport. an unusual customs certificate is the culprit. he urged the olympic committee and the russian ambassador to allow the yogurt through. it is made in new york and is an official sponsor of the u.s. olympic team. >>> texas made the rare move of putting a female inmate to death. suzanne basso was executed for torturing and killing a mentally ill man. she is the 14th woman to be put to death in the u.s. since 1976. witnesses say she brought back tears and made no final statement. >>> in ohio, officials say they will not review their procedures. the state came under scrutiny last month when a prisoner took 26 minutes to die. >>> now the investigation into the death of actor philip seymour hoffman. three of the four people arrested and so far unconnected heroin dealing bust were arraigned. law enforcement forces tell nbc news hoffman's phone number was found on the cell phone of one of the suspected dealers. all three are being kept behind bars until their court date on february 14th. >>> a disturbing new trend on the drug thought to hav

chuck schumer said to ben bernanke in 2012 "get to work, mr. chairman." we are sure the democrats will weigh in and talk about the impact of sequestration and the fiscal policy impact on the economy will try to get her to say whether the republican policies are hurting. >> the elephant in the room is really in inflation or lack there of. it is only at 1.1%. yellen bey will janet talking about that tomorrow? will she be able to? >> i think so. it is related to all the talked about jobs. how much slack is there in the labor market? i think janet yellen will highlight those who are jerkily unemployed, unemployed for , those who have fallen out of the labor force, millions of extra workers who are potentially ready to step into the work force. >> does that jerkily relate? s will improve. the workers are more fully employed. pretty incredible when you think of everything they have done. >> it is surprising to a lot of people including those in the fo and see. -- fomc. you would have to bet against it. there would be questions to ask. you would want to know not

. >> this is senator chuck schumer's response this weekend to this idea that president obama can't be trusted on immigration reform. take a listen. >> there's a simple solution. let's enact the law this year but simply not let it actually start till 2017, after president obama's term is over. >> is that a good idea, john? >> well, i put it in my own blog last week that they should think about doing something like this. listen, i think that there is deep distrust that the republicans have with president obama. and that's a problem. and that's a problem on a variety of subjects. >> but john, is that distrust -- is that distrusting the president to implement laws, or is that a different kind of distrust? >> well, i think it's implementing laws. it's following laws. >> why? if you don't trust the president -- >> listen, craig, i agree with you. i think ultimately they've got to find a way to fix a broken immigration system. you've got to get it done. if it means implementing the law after the president is out of office, that's fine by me. and i think ultimately to make government work, yo

>> democrats aren't scared to death that is why they're running away two weeks ago and chuck schumero pull up the immigration and discussion they are afraid what this president can do next year. lou: he has a pen and a telephone he will use it as. >> executive order the legislature can come back to say no. >> so far it is more rhetoric than anything else. what a clever way to end this segment. that is it for us. tomorrow night of leading thinker joins us among ou guests the second american century. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really ling your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really make my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? managementouldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. hey mom? i got the job! you got the job. welcome aboard. i've got a job to do today. have a good first day at work, mom! narrator: donate to goodwill. help provide job training in your community ♪ neil: w

chuck's plan is not going -- lou: isn't that a funny thing he did? schumer forward in 2017 after obama's out of office. but he gets to shape it. >> i think he was calling his bluff; right? lou: tough love. >> the president ndorsed the law. he's over, like, 500,000 deportation of undocumented immigrants. i thinkthe challenge is, like, i can't understand where the distrust is coming from. the distrust is, you know, you're distrusting somebody enforcing the law. ihink -- lou: and i don't want to get in to a record of counting here, but it comes from four years of lying about keeping your doctor, keeping your plan, it comes from a president who you're talking about is he sorely disappointed because he hasnn't kept his word or implied promises. it's not a president who has been -- >> i think the issue here, in all due respect, i think there is no trust to this president by republicans from day one. they have never felt he care what they said, and at this point in time, they get to control the issue. lou: i think i have to conclude. thank you and reminder to keep

chuck's plan is not going -- lou: isn't that a funny thing he did? schumerorward in 2017 after obama's out of office. but he gets to shape it. >> i think he was calling his bluff; right? lou: tough love. >> the president endorsed the law. he's over, like, 500,000 deportation of undocumented immigrants. i think the challenge is, like, i can't understand where the distrust is coming from. the distrust is, you know, you're distrusting somebody enforcing the law. i think -- lou: and i don't want to get in to a record of counting here, but it comes from four years of lying about keeping your doctor, keeping your plan, it comes from a president who you're talking about is he sorely disappointed because he hasn't kept his word or implied promises. it's not a president who has been -- >> i think the issue here, in all due respect, i think there is no trust to this president by republicans from day one. they have never felt he care what they said, and at this point in time, they get to control the issue. lou: i think i have to conclude. thank you and reminder to keep

>> the tied for the most liberal senator might not surprise you, new york, senator chuck schumer, tied and connecticut, chris murphy, a very liberal member of the house who got elected to the senate to joe lieberman's seat. those are the three top contenders. >> who are the most conservative 123450 most conservative is idaho's jim rish who isn't the most well known senator but conservative senator for the second straight year. ted cruz placed number four on the list. he -- first year in the senate, first time we got a rating for him and he certainly proved his conservative credentials. >> we see michael enzi number two which may suggest why lynne cheney had so much trouble getting traction against him. any -- any names stand out? i see most liberal house members, keith ellison in there. most conservative house reps, steve shabbat z surprising from a swing district in the cincinnati area. >> you know congressman shabbats. he was more in the middle of the rankings when in that cincinnati competitive district. he got redistricted into a conservative district and we're seeing this polariza

>> democrats aren't scared to death that is why they're running away two weeks ago and chuck schumerll up the immigration and discussion they are afraid what this president can do next year. lou: he has a pen and a telephone he will use it as. >> executive order the legislature can come back to say no. >> so far it is more rhetoric than anything else. >> what a clever way to end this segment. that is it for us. tomorrow night of leading thinker joins us among our guests the second american century. you did not hear it? this is another american century. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easie maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't makehat happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ♪ neil: welcome. i am neil cavuto. is it me or is anyone accountable, the house declaring a clean debt ceiling hike. adding provisos to it. it did n

senator chuck schumer was talking about that these days as well. >> today we are calling on the fda tochemical from all foods in america. the subway chain has done it on its own and we are asking others to do it on their own. in the mud after that he ate hamburger. neil: to what is the goal here? we are very protective of their public image. is that right? >> yes, they are. senator schumer brought up a point which is companies will be doing this on their own. we need to go back to the market place we can address any potential issues that consumers have with the food. it's really scare tactics to get attention. that is why i think the politicians love this. neil: i don't think it's a substance that could be in a sugary drink. i don't see it any other way. these politicians have run us into the retin-a need some green and they might as well go after these guys because they are a big target. no pun intended. >> they have the california labeling law. and the truth is new york was going to ban soda. so i don't think -- you have no idea where it's going and and we have all kinds of several m

. >> i can't believe chuck schumer, mr. media whore who has his face on every issue.yogurt lobby that has him going out for yogurt everywhere. don't you think the yellow cake and the -- or the yellow -- yellow cake used to be a bigger issue. >> given the state of the toilets there, the athletes should only be eating food that bends them. >> that's -- that binds them. >> that's true. >> that made me think of what i am going to eat tonight. joanne, you are ukrainian, at least physically. journalists have been complaining about the shabby hotels. should they get over it? >> yes, and know. yes and no of the the hotels should not be shabby. they put in billions of dollars to make this sort of resort town. it should look like the next disney world. there is no doors and light bulbs. it is not a third world country. this is a nice, tourist attraction and it is a shame. >> it is a shame. your outrage is palpable. you sound leak you are about to write an angry letter. >> i am going to the ukraine. don't you think they deserve it on some level? it is like holding the olympics i

senator chuck schumer commented "there is simply no time to waste in getting our olympic athlete a nutritiouslicious food." in troubling news, visitors to sochi say the sinks are spewing toxic yellow water. looks delicious. journalists especially have been tweeting about their hotel hardships. cnn producer who described his room as shambles. another hard to please reporter wrote, okay, so my hotel doesn't have ayet. stay strong, nerds. meanwhile, see how russia's security forces are preparing for the games. ♪ lalalalala >> i could hear that song for dates. probably will. tom? >> at this point aren't weep just piling on the poor russians because they aren't as cool as the west. we are going, ha-ha, they don't have good toilets. >> this city, sochi. never heard of it until the olympics. >> no, i hadn't heard of it. >> let's get to the whining reporters. they are reporters. these athletes they're, they're, they have to compete. and these jerks are going over and writing about it. they can't sleep on a cot. stop complaining. when you go to a another country you should live like the local. if they

. >> but democrat senator chuck schumer offered another idea to call boehner's bluff. >> there's a simpleion. let's enact the law this year, but simply not let it actually start till 2017 after president obama's term is over. now, i think the rap against him that he won't enforce the law is false. he's deported more people than any other president. but you could actually have the law start in 2017 without doing much violence to it. >> republican senator rob portman didn't completely rule out schumer's proposal. >> what chuck talks about delaying it, i think some republicans would be interested in that if we put in place the enforcement measure so that it would work. >> but speaker banner's office rejected the idea. michael steele said the proposal was entirely impractical and would eliminate any incentive, he claims, for president obama to enforce the laws during the remainder of the second term. republicans have no interest in taking it up in a year that divides them. does gop think getting this done in 2015 will be any easier? joining me is "washington post" dan pauls, democratic pollst

. >> a few weeks ago chuck schumer upped the ante, basically when he said, okay your issue is that yourust president obama to enact immigration reform, so let's just agree on the terms and then it can be implemented in 2017 when barack obama is no longer in the oval office. to what degree do you think the democrats can push that strategy and get republicans into the corner ahead of the election of this year's mid terms? >> i think of that as sort of a sidecar issue about the implementation daylight. for starters, a lot of stuff would have to be implemented after the president sis to begin with, because it's complex and takes year to actually implement. let's go back to what david said, the problem is between boehner and his own conference. i think it was roll call when they produced a poll about how many republicans in the gop conference actually agreed with the principles that boehner put out a few years ago and they could only find 19 members who said they did. the problem again is not obama necessarily, but whether considerable and perhaps it's because of the primary dates, he can't

democrat chuck schumer went on to add this. >> the parade of horrible stories trotted out by haters of this bill will prove to not be true. >> republican senator responded with a press release listing cases where people in his home state of missouri lost plans they like, they weren't able to keep, pushing back and saying, look, do top senate democrat believe people across the country are making up what they are calling horror stories. you can see how the battle for the midterms is. >> we'll continue that with our political panel a few minutes ahead. >>> giving russian president vladimir putin a stern warning after he orders military exercises along bored of ukraine. kerry said putin should listen carefully to ukrainians who voiced the desire to change. u.s. does not view russia as a continuation of the cold war. this is not rocky iv. earlier in a televised statement, the drills will test whether the troops are ready for ac, whether threatened, denied, denials connected to the ukraine. but is that really just a coincidence. joining me fox news national security analyst. so ralph, the mo

charlie: here is the other thing he has in his favor, chuck schumer. the u.s. york, a ranking member of the senate judiciary committee, and a fan. when schumer to the investigation of the u.s. attorneys, then cases based on politics during the bush administration, he essentially did that investigation for him, his general counsel on that thing. so this guy is very plug-in politically. it will be interesting, can play this, but always eric holder not a fan of his, maybe he can pollute the water with obama, but the fbi's not a fan. this is sort of the inside. believe he took too much credit for the insider-trading investigations psyche part of the justice department that he would be running is probably an institution. liz: every time he has in his conference there is an fbi person standing right there and they get to comment. how about just ticking the best person for the job, why does everybody have to be so political about it? eric holder wants to leave at some point, wouldn't you want the best person to replace you want the job? charlie: this is a political dy