bipartisan resolution with chuck schumer from new york arguing any cease-fire should be conditioned on israel having the ability to deal with a tall threat and a rocket threat, congress has israel's back, as the administration is throwing it overboard. jenna: why do you think they're taking a different path? and what power could it really have to impact the path they are currently on? >> i imagine they want to fill the passport a lot. i appreciate him trying to solve problems, but what he is doing is there is no moral equivalen equivalency. the reason so many palestinians have been killed is because hamas said some conditions to have them killed by putting military equipment by schools and hospitals in populated areas trying to get civilians killed and the israeli military is doing all it can to avoid silly and casualty.

let's hear what senator chuck schumer said about the blame in this conflict just earlier this week.e a listen. >> the reason there is a war is hamas. here's what hamas did. first, they stored rockets in civilian areas, in hospitals, in mosques, in people's homes. then they provoked war by sending rockets to israel and kidnapping and killing the three israelis on the west bank. and third, they tell their citizens, don't run away from the missiles. stay as human shields. >> as we just discussed, it's a bit more complicated than hamas, although hamas is partly to blame. is the u.s. helping here? what kind of message does it send when we see prominent u.s. leaders simply support israel without realizing the nuances we've been talking about? >> i'm glad america supports israeli security. what disappoints me about american political leaders is, if they really want to fight hamas effectively, they have to show palestinians that those palestinian leaders like mahmoud abbas who have accepted israel's right to exist repeatedly and have been pursuing the palestinian cause non-violently. they h

bill: chuck schumer, welcome back to "america's newsroom."have this resolution and the message that comes from it. >> we all regret the loss of life on both sides of the gaza-hamas border, it is terrible. but you think about who has caused it and was to blame for it, it is hamas. they are trying to put the blame on israel for they can continue doing what they are doing. hospitals, mosques, homes. they provoke a war by kidnapping three israelis and shooting rockets, and when israel responds they tell their civilians to stay there. it is clear hamas. looking out out the well-being of the average palestinian and yet too many people cbs really rockets hurting people, they forget that, and the purpose of the video was sent the colleagues will show what hamas evil purpose is. bill: they will say there are civilians hiding there. >> there was a whole big fuss, they acted as if israel did it, three days later comes out it was palestinian that did it. israel has documentation where rockets have been hit in in two of the schools, so what we hope will h

senator chuck schumer of new york. how does the united states play a role when it is clear the netanyahu government and israel wants something done before the fighting starts and hamas in gaza firing rockets continue. it's as if both sides want to continue the fight until some point is achieved. what can the united states do to some them? >> well, as martin fletcher mentioned, there was a peace offered by egypt, that cease-fire rather that israel accepted a week ago. hamas rejected it. israel has accepted two cease-fires offered by egypt which everybody regards as the down the middle ash tor and hamas has rejected them. what other country would stop in the middle of a military operation if rockets were coming from that country to their country and say, oh, let's sort of ignore it and let them fire at us again in a few weeks. what the israeli public is demanding, what any public would want under these conditions is that the israeli armed forces finish the job. get rid of the rockets. then see what can happen in gaza. an

senator chuck schumer talked about the consequences for women at the press conference last night. >> now we're going have, you know, millions of women told what to do by not a church or an individual, but by a corporation, which is there voluntarily. >> i want to bring in mississippi northbound contributor and domestic correspondent for the new york times. and elizabeth plank. good to see you. this is what one of those fundraising e-mails look like according to politico. it's a shaleful day for our our country. we can't let the gop use to steal the momentum and steal our lead. the consequences would be dire with 14 hours to go before the most critical deadline police pitch in to stop a gop senate takeover. could it be something that ends up helping democrats at least in the short term? >> we five old conservative men that tell women that discrimination against women is religious freedom. the 27 million who already benefitted from the birth control mandate it might go away. i don't think it's going to be popular with female voters. we've seen them swing elections in the past. and more

with me now democratic senator chuck schumer from new york. senator, before we move to other areas, let me button up the discussion about the war in gaza at this point and whether you position u.s. government should be calling on israel to do something differently here to get a different result. >> here is what i think. first, the loss of life is terrible. you see the pictures, the grieving mothers on both sides of the border and your heart just breaks. but we're not going to have peace if there's a cease-fire -- we're not going to have peace if israel is pressured to go for a cease-fire that allows hamas to maintain its tunnels and rockets. there have been three cease-fires, israel accepted all three. hamas just last night rejected another cease-fire. the minute the cease-fires are over they send rockets back into israel. lets not forget one thing. hamas is an organization sworn to israel's destruction. it believes it has the moral right to do military action against israel at any time. so we can't use these cease-fires as a way for hamas to

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in fact, chuck schumer could be a tough customer, but he's also a liberal democrat. he says you come into the country illegally, you got to go home. you can't stay. basically saying, you know, what, they're going back to hell, they're going back to guatemala with danger in the streets, to el salvador, to honduras. there's nothing there for them, at the same time, he essaying we're tending thsending them ba. he's conflicted. >> he looked haggard and worn down and troubled by this. i think he is, what he might want to do in his heart, i don't know exactly, but what he probably has to do politically is very clear. there's no question, i think, three has to send the bulk of those kids back. some will get sanctuary, some small percentage. some small percentage might get adopted, but the bulk of them probably have to be sent back. that's probably what american public opinion would support. but at the same time they have to be treated humanely while they're there. i think public opinion would support that too. none of this 20 kids using one toilet kind of business. we can't

stand on the growth that has made america great and let chuck schumer be the one fighting with the chamber of congress. ask you to jump in on the issues of immigration. that seems to divide. speaker boehner would like to bring a bill to the floor. he doesn't do it of his caucus. it's immigration and issue that republicansil prequels when i was on the ground following chris mcdaniel and mississippi there was talk about populism, going against the banks. immigration was at the forefront of what he was arguing. the party losing its way in washington. boehner and others were trying to push too much to craft comprehensive deal. that is where the anger right now is within the conservative grassroots. likes you saw what happened in your home state of california. >> i was involved in the 86 immigration bill. that would have been enforced in the employees didn't do there in part of the bill. we allowed 5 million illegals into the country. itn the bill was passed, took reagan six years to get it through. it was a bipartisan bill. we have to do something about the 40 million people who are here. peop

chuck schumer said, anyone who came here illegally cannot stay. i will go to chuck on the politics of this. is there a real partisan difference on how to deal with 52,000 young people who were brought here by the coyotes and smugglers in some attempt to disrupt our system? i don't know what's going on. >> well, there is some difference. it has to do with parts of the democratic party and the white house where they actually don't see eye to eye. there is more of a split on this specific issue. because the one thing you didn't mention is the white house -- they didn't do it in this letter. they did it last week. they want to change the law, the current law right now, that 2008 law. remember there is the executive order the president signed that republicans say is what is being used by these drug cartels to create the rumor and says if you come across the border you get to stay. it's the 2008 law which does not give the department of homeland security and border patrol the the ability immediately essentially deport the kids across back to their home c

. >> chuck schumer says they see a place trying to make their own laws instead of interpreting full law. >> that's why we're going to push and push and push until it passes which it will. >> republicans argue privately held businesses should be allowed to follow their conscience. >> i don't know of a business that cares more about its employees than hobby lobby. but the force, a person of -- to force a person of faith to pay for an action against what they believe is morally wrong. >> today in virginia, voters were divided over which side they agree with. >> i don't want companies picking and choosing which parts of the law of the affordable care act that they choose to enforce. >> hobby lobby, i think if you work for that company you have to go by their rules. >> some argue regardless of where they stand on the issue, congress should not overturn a supreme court ruling. >> i think they should let it stand. leave it alone. >> ron nidorside is not going to leave this issue alone soon. democrats see it as a powerful election year, especially with women voters who disagree with the supreme

you have peter king on the republican side saying putin has blood on his hands and chuck schumer sayingll fingers point to putin but president of the united states talking about prorussia rebels being responsible stopping short of blaming the kremlin and putin. why? >> they want to be methodical about the investigation and when day finally point the finger at russia they want to be able to make it stick and don't want any propaganda or any deflection. it started with sam power at the united nations pointing the finger at russia and president obama said the rebels didn't do this on their own. and our understanding is secretary hagel did an interview with bloomberg news and said russia has responsibility. as you see the investigation plays out, the united states will get stronger and stronger in pointing the finger at russia. but the question is does this become a tipping point for president putin. has he realized i created a monster here? no one knows. talking to officials they're saying, listen, he could come forward. he could start helping with the investigation. he could start coopera

them wrote the administration urging to it back off the cuts including 36 key democrats such as chuck schumerarren. but the administration made the cuts anyway. democrats may have been worried about the narrative of the administration threatening 498,000 jobs of mostly women while democrats are trying to accuse republicans of a war on women. >> gender issues are significant in home health care because most of the providers, the vast majority of providers over 90% are women. and the vast majority of the beneficiaries of services are also women. >> reporter: this war on women hits the most vulnerable making it a political liability. now democrats have to figure out how they will vote on something they begged the administration not to do in the first place. >> we'll follow this story. >>> lawmakers work on an immigration bill while president obama tries to turn the page. is that possible now? we'll ask the panel when we come back. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retireme

. >>> let me finish tonight with the powerful case senator chuck schumer of new york delivered in today'syork post." i feel like starting this with, now hear this, because it's been so long that it's not been heard, because it's been so long since we've all needed to hear it. it's this little precious fact. it's about how israel and its palestinian neighbors are dealing with the tragedy of the four young people kidnapped and killed. the innocent three israelis, and the innocent palestinian boy. israel went out and found the killers of the palestinian boy. they arrested them. they charged them. they clearly mean business in punishing the guilty. now, what about the other side? what about the palestinians? what have they done to render justice? well here's senator schumer. "how did hamas and too many diverse parts of the mainstream palestinian community respond to the kidnap and murder of three young israelis? they cheered. the official hamas spokesman called the kidnappers heroes." it gets worse. "the mother of one of the suspected palestinian kidnappers, if he, my son, truly tid it, i'll

. >> it's the concern about residents becoming human shields that has lindsey graham and chuck schumers that reads while the israeli defense forces used text messages, leaflet drops phone calls and other methods to clear out areas before the attack, the hamas interior ministry has called on gaza residents to ignore these warnings. we hope that the current conflict ends soon however israel must have the ability to take whatever steps are necessary to protect its citizens from brazen terrorist attacks. >>> senator graham, what are the steps you are talking about. >> we're trying to inform our colleagues and quite frankly through your network and the american people what israel faces. you have one group trying to avoid civilian casualties giving notice of an impending attack, trying to give people a chance to avoid being hurt. we have the other group hamas urging their citizens through television appearances to go to the fight, stand on the roof, bury your chest to the zionists occupiers. i think it's important to understand this dynamic and the conflict. >> what do you hope this letter a

scheduled to attend, so is senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts and other democrats like chuck schumer and howard dean. >> the person who won't be in attendance, hillary clinton, i think is going to be driving a lot of the discussion in detroit. so much attention on her, people will be paying attention to the joe biden and elizabeth warren but she is leading in the polls on the democratic side. >> that's right. you hear some talk from progressives within the democratic party looking for an alternative to hillary clinton. but polls show that they're mostly lined up to get behind hillary clinton if she runs. >> the one remaining question, if a challenger does end up what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. i'm with comcast right now. in the muckety muck. in the muckety muck down here. are you happy with next to last? no, that's not fun. that's not so bad, you're not dead last. it would be great to be up here. just squint at the chart and see if that makes a

. >> chuck schumer and charlie rangel. >> they're the same party. >> michele bachmann. >> all right.struck me here is there were a number of people who looked like lon cheney jr. after the moon rose. now, what is this, mcguirk? is this a fashion statement? what is this? >> i don't know. look, can you see the looks range from everything from dumpster divers to as you tree an professors. they don't know whether they want to shoot ducks, cook meth, join the taliban or buy a horse and buggy. it's hard to say. >> look at this guy? >> it could be a backlash to the metro sexualization of men in america. >> the question is the ball hits that guy in the beard, all right? does he get first base because the beard is down to his base. >> that's a good question. there was another person who had long hair and a beard, bill, it was jesus christ. you might remember him. >> he was drafted by the san diego padres. >> this is nothing new. you remember the 70s. raleigh fingers. >> but they were great. >> mustaches. >> mustaches. >> amazing afro. it's beautiful. >> you think it's beautiful? >> i had a be

to that end, mccain is also trying to team again with new york senator chuck schumer. he is a democrat, as well as republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina, to maybe bring up comprehensive immigration reform again before the midterm elections. now, separately, texas senator john cornyn, a republican, is partnering with a democrat, though in the house, henry cuellar, also of texas, to introduce legislation of their own to address the border crisis. and part of that legislation would basically be to speed up deportations along the texas border back to home countries for these undocumented minors. in addition to that, a group of house republicans traveled to guatemala over the weekend and this week, they are due to present their findings to house speaker john boehner. the trick is going to be encouraging house republicans to bring a bill to the house floor and see what they may do in terms of agreeing with president obama on this $3.7 billion as a separate matter. now, to that end, republican bob goodlatte, a congressman from virginia, made some comments of his

new york senator chuck schumer says we can't let times square become the wild west. >> sometimes square for tourism, tourism dollars and our economy. millions of people around the world come and if word gets out that when they come they're going to be harassed, they'll stop coming. >> reporter: nypd commissioner bill bratton has asked for a legislative effort to have the s collect tips an register with the city and also we heard from new york's mayor phil de blasio who says this has gone too far. and there they are. >> i was just to give you a heads-up that they're walking behind you. i know you have a little guy, and i have two kids. when i first moved to new york i had no idea you were supposed to tip them. i just thought they were nice people. it is a whole different racket going on down there. >> reporter: it is a whole different thing. they've got their hands out. >> all right, laura, stay safe. time to check in with john scott. what do you have coming up? >> gretchen, was american person involved in the oklahoma city bombing? an attorney claims the fbi has video showing a second m

. >> and you write chuck schumer didn't like her in new york at all. >> he worked against her actually't like her. >> kennedys didn't like her and schumer went against her in the election. spoke to her republican opponent and gave him tips, private information that could only benefit him in the campaign. >> so all those people are on the clintons' you know what list because they got on her bad side and she got on theirs. but let me ask you this because one of the most interesting things in here is you write about the supposed deal clintons struck with barack obama. tell us. >> right. so both president obama and president clinton and hillary clinton realized they have mutual beneficial relationship. they realize that each one can help the other one. interestingly enough it's changed drastically. in 2008 for instance john mccain told me that he was on the sly talking to bill clinton. he was getting advice on his campaign from bill clinton, essentially. now, i started digging in deeper with mccain and i said was this advice, he said maybe not advice. but they were talking about the state

senator chuck schumer had an op-ed out yesterday that i think both sides of the aisle can agree to, basicallyalling for the end of the partisan primary system. he says the primary system has become a menace to governing, favoring more ideologically pure candidates. and he proposed a top-two primary system, something we've take place in california, where essentially everyone regardless of their party is able to vote. and the top two candidates move on to the general election. arnold schwarzenegger obviously loves this. he tweeted out, fantastic to see this and break up the status quo of gridlock. why aren't we seeing this happening in other states? >> i think it's a good idea. what it will do is force candidates to get votes from republicans or independents rather than just going at their base. they can't run a strictly base mobilization message campaign where they're only appealing to the hard right or the hard left. they actually have to appeal to the middle. and it will send members of congress to washington who aren't just driven by the extremes of either party. so i think it's actually an

. >> congressman, some of the colleagues on the hill, chuck schumer, peter king, have been aiming for or a call at least to move the 2018 world cup away from russia. do you back that proposal? >> well, i think it's better to do sanctions that hit him in his economy. you know, we sort of play tit for tat in the 1980s and boycotted olympics in moscow and i think 1980 and 1984 having the los angeles olympics they boycotted our olympics. i'm not sure that's the way to go. i'm not opposed to it if that indeed helps change the equation but i think sanctions in the banking economy, military industry, and other industries are the way to go first. >> right. there are more powerful tools perhaps. >> yes. >> i did want to ask you about the pro-israel rally attended yesterday in front of the united states. ted cruz, christin gillibrand, this is how they describe it. denouncing the use of civilians as human shields by hamas and other terrorist organizations in violation of international humanitarian law. what's the significance of the resolutions? do they actually accomplish anything? >> well, i t

hotels and b and b, we are the party that stands on the side of that sort of innovation and let chuck schumer be the one snrirting with the chamber of cf commerce an that is a great divide to have on the american divide and the american people can judge on that. >> on the issues on the issue of immigration that seems to divide the party at least in part, i think speaker boehner would like to bring immigration bill to the floor are but he doesn't because of the caucus, mccain has had different views, does the immigration issue going to bedevil republicans? >> it is bedeviling republicans right now, when i was on the ground following chris mcdaniel in mississippi, there was a talk a lot about populism and going against the bank in washington but immigration was at the forefront of daniel losing its way in washington, that boehner and others in the republican leadership were trying to push too much, to create some kind of comprehensive deal, i think that is where a lot of the anger is now with ten within the conservative grass roots, you saw what happened to the republican party in your home sta

are there similarities between this edmeston, new york, which is -- chuck schumer loves you for savinghis town and these people. tell me about twin falls. we have a lot of cover. i've got to get to vladimir putin and whether he either -- eats chobani. >> what happened is from those five people i launched the brand in 2007. this is something that people need to know what happened. the magic really happens in the small towns, like upstate new york. with those five people we created a brand that became number one in five years. and from that five, we have right now 3,000 people. in 2012 -- from 2007 to 2012, within five years, we went from zero to $1 billion in sales. [applause] and this is -- some people said, and i haven't seen anything otherwise. some people said this is the fastest growing start-up ever, including all the technologies. but one of the most amazing things is until 2012 -- 2013, actually, we all did it independently. so we stayed independent. and we invested in that factory that i bought from $700,000, almost $250 million. and then we built a factory in twin falls for $4

fascinating about this was the religious freedom restoration act was sponsored in the house by chuck schumer sponsored in the senate by ted kennedy and signed into law by bill clinton so why this is senator kerry was on the republican side as well as it was passed relatively it was almost unanimous and it was it was an attempt to make sure that the supreme court didn't didn't say . it was actually regulation of a court of our culture it's a positive reading so and and i think was when i worked there on the internet in congress at the time and this president when president clinton when he signed the bill he ran on it during his reelection as one of his route accomplishments so tonight everybody was horrified that somebody might take so now i mean that was really the bottom i was named so to have a principle that applies and it's not about when are also now coming out of the hobby lobby ruling we now have not corporations but actual human brains get mo saying hey if you're going to give the color the cover of law to a religious corporation how about giving the cover of law to us how about lett

the law that the court based their decision on was introduced in the house by then-congressman chuck schumer, now senator schumer, who sits right over there, and the late u.s. senator ted kennedy. they were the people that proposed this legislation. president clinton signed the bill into law. the vice president of the united states, joe biden, voted for the bill. the minority leader of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, was a cosponsor of the bill. and this was just considered something that was easily done. it was unanimously passed in the house. it got three no votes. it was 97-3 in the senate. this was in 1993. it's not in 1893. this is a dozen years ago when the understanding was clear that there was a principle in our country that if you're going to violate that principle, you better have taken every step possible not to violate the principle of religious freedom. now, i think our, people on the side would say, well, it was only a handful of years ago when the bill pass passed but we didn't know that's what it meant. of course they knew that's what it meant and one of the reaso

new york senator chuck schumer was so worried about hillary clinton possibly upstaging him when he ran"clinton inc." was written by daniel helper. when clinton was running in 2007, schumer teamed up with her point, the three-term senator coached him hoping that the republican could beat clinton. well, hillary of course went on to win the election and she served as new york senator for eight years. >>> caught on camera the moment a group of men step m to take a carjacker. this man was trying to steal a car from a mom while this mom and her daughter were still inside the car. a group of good samaritans in california heard the mother scream. they pulled this guy out of the car, wrestled him to the ground and held him until cops were finally able to arrive. >>> you can't say redskins in a room? the same federal judge that banned the team's name from his court is now forbidding the name from court documents. u.s. district judge peter miseet added a footnote to a recent ruling of his saying, quote, profootball team will be referred to hereafter as the washington team." this as the latest str

we're seeing john mccain partner with lindsey graham and also chuck schumer, a democrat, and they are going to be moving forward on comprehensive immigration reform in the next couple months. of course we have the long august recess and the midterm elections, but there is some movement. this is not just gridlock. we may see some more developments on this yet, miguel. >> it's strange bedfellows, gridlock. thank you very much. erin mcpike at the white house. >>> 135 people are now reported killed in gaza after several days of bombardment from israel. that is one of about 500 buildings in gaza destroyed by the israeli military. israel calls them hamas targets. the palestinians say their water systems and power supply have been hit and hospitals are overwhelmed by the nearly 1,000 people injured. our senior international correspondent ben wedeman is in gaza. night has fallen. what sort of activity are you seeing at the moment? >> reporter: just about seven minutes ago, miguel, we saw several missiles being fired not far from here in the direction of israel. what's interesting is about 8:0

before the bow, senators chuck schumer, democrat from new york and texas republican ted cruz talked about the decision, the first amendment and religious freedom. together, their comments are about 20 minutes. >> we rise today to discuss to protect women's health care from corporate interference factor 2014, introduced by my friend and colleague, senator murray and senator udall. proud to be a cosponsor of this legislation. we are at a critical moment when it comes to women's health care rights. we just witnessed a supreme court decision that curtailed important access to health care for employees across the country. the hobby lobby case has now opened the door for the vast majority of companies and bosses to start denying their employees contraceptive coverage if the owners have a religious objection. we must slam the door shut. to do that, mr. president, this body must set the record straight about the law that the supreme court used in made their decision. the religious freedom restoration act. as one of the original authors of the religious freedom restoration act, i was a sponsor --

senator chuck schumer said the f.a.a. and homeland security should study installing those systems, because there could be unthinkable damage if separatist groups take aim at more commercial jetliners. >> they should examine two things, first the danger from the sophisticated missiles, second the danger to man pads. it is known that terrorists possess thousands of these shoulder held missiles. >> federal officials studied the issue after the september 11 attacks but found it too expense irto implement, $1 million per plane. that's roughly the same price tag as the jet's entertainment system. >> french investigators arrived at the crash of flight 15 flight from algiers. 118 people were onboard when the plane crashed. >> students of testifying today at the crew's murder trial of the ferry that sank. police have made a new arrest in the case. a woman called a close associate of the ferry owner was picked up for helping him avoid police. the owner's body was found in an orchard last month. >> the wrecked cast con cruise liner

first off i wouldn't touch any immigration bill that chuck schumer had anything to do with and as faras the movie goes let's take some of the things that obama wants to give his millionaire friends for green energy and lets take some of the money that eric holder strong-arming out of the bank and use that to take care of these people. thank you. let's get the issue is something you looked into and the oversight and government reform committee. >> guest: we spend a ton of money on green energy and bad investment if to be look as the lender and the like. >> host: donna summer line for independents. good morning. go ahead, don. >> caller: good morning. i have a two-part question. when there's a natural disaster anywhere in united states hurricane flood whatever the governors immediately call out the national guard. why can't they do that now? in my second part of my question is where are all these illegals getting the money to bring themselves to the united states? i thought that they were all poor people down there. i will hang up and listen on line. >> guest: there's a lot that the nat

among the speakers at the capitol news conference for democratic senator chuck schumer of new york and republican lindsey graham of south carolina. this is about 15 minutes. >> okay, you next. >> thank you for coming. bipartisanship still reigns when it comes to the u.s. israel relationship. i'm so pleased that the senate in particular has kept a bipartisan focus on our efforts to secure our own nation and the threats in israel so we will be unveiling a resolution that i think is an important statement that an important time. everybody would like the violence to stop but we want the violence to end forever. our belief is that there is no moral equivalency between lots happening between hamas and israel. hamas is doing everything it can to put civilians at risk, hoping that israel will attack a target and civilian casualties casualties will ensue for political purposes and they are doing everything they can to kill israeli children. the best way to protect palestinian children is to stop trying to kill israeli children. at the end of the day the cease-fire that leads -- leaves hamas and

are there similarities between this edmeston, new york, which is -- chuck schumer loves you for saving this town and these people. ell me about twin falls. we have a lot of cover. i've got to get to vladimir putin and whether he either chobani. >> what happened is from those five people i launched the brand in 2007. this is something that people need to know what happened. the magic really happens in the small towns, like upstate new york. with those five people we created a brand that became number one in five years. and from that five, we have right now 3,000 people. in 2012 -- from 2007 to 2012, within five years, we went from zero to $1 billion in sales. [applause] and this is -- some people said, and i haven't seen anything otherwise. some people said this is the fastest growing start-up ever, including all the technologies. but one of the most amazing things is until 2012 -- 2013, actually, we all did it independently. so we stayed independent. and we invested in that factory that i bought from $700,000, almost $250 million. and then we built a factory in twin falls for $450 mill

are there similarities between this he had misston, new york, which is -- chuck schumer loves you for saving this town and these people. tell me about twin falls. we have a lot of cover. i've got to get to vladimir putin and whether he either chobani. >> what happened is from those five people i launched the brand in 2007. this is something that people need to know what happened. the magic really happens in the new towns, like upstate york. with those five people we created a brand that became number one in five years. and from that five, we have right now 3,000 people. in 2012 -- from 2007 to 2012, within five years, we went from zero to $1 billion in sales. [applause] and this is -- some people said, and i haven't seen anything otherwise. some people said this is the fastest growing start-up ever, including all the technologies. but one of the most amazing things is until 2012 -- 2013, actually, we all did it independently. so we stayed independent. and we invested in that factory that i bought from $700,000, almost $250 million. and then we built a factory in twin falls for $450 mi

i wouldn't be surprised if i know this that chuck schumer is on one of the network sunday morning programs preview came from senate schumer. >> neal lesniewski, follow him on twitter and read more at roll call.com? >> thank you. >> let's find out what your priorities are ahead of the august recess, ahead of the elections, not many legislative days left. let's go to collierville, tennessee and diane, hello caller: i would like to say three quick things. congress needs to get to work on jobs. congress needs to put this bad lawsuit against the president away. if anybody needs to be schooled t should be congress. we should be paid our money back. number 3, with this border stuff, all we have to do is have more people on the border. take that money they are thinking about giving to these people for healthcare and fut it on our healthcare. we got people dying. we got people who need food, people need help with their student loans. we need jobs. congress hasn't did anything. they are always going on recess. tell me where here in america that a working person, hard-working person could go out thre

. >> chuck schumer and i are good friends. would give you to a different kind of advice. to knock the senator. i am sure he means well. i just think that his record over here in the house is not that good, it appears to me. and one does wonder if the president of the united states might wonder if he might want to see that house of representatives, what do you think? for malpractice? >> you know what? that might be a good question, but we are going to live up and do our job. >> we were ready to do our job today, but let's go. i do not want to hold this up. do you have anything to say? >> a couple things. theis i am reading statement by the house gop leaders on this border bill, and i am a little confused. we began the week, when you guys decided to sue the president because he took executive action, and then you brought a border bill to the floor that restricted the executive actions by the president, and it was not tough enough for some on your wing, a toughened it up even more. you did not have the votes. he pulled the bill, in and leadership issues a statement saying th

i promise you if immigrants voted for the democrats, we would have chuck schumer down on the border with the minutemen. they just want the votes. do you think there's any place else in the world so stupid not to just search the world over and try to get the best immigrants it can get? try blowing up some other country's embassy. hello, india. i don't speak the language and i don't have any skills, but i'd love to come live there. [laughter] i'm hearing the weather's nice, and i love the food. say, if i can't make it in your country, would you guys mind cutting me a check once a month? [laughter] not so fast, skippy. whereas our immigration policy is anyone who lives within walking distance -- [laughter] the greatest country in the world, this is how we decide who gets to be an american, live here and vote. the theory of anchor babies is if i successfully break into your house, i get to own it. and if i don't get to own it, at least my kids do. that's not fair. it's not their fault, i told them we owned it. [laughter] not only do unskilled immigrants get to live here, they get to bring th