there's dan patrick as potential kryptonite on the ballot. that's a second issue.uld give democrats a shot is this new issue that just emerged when greg abbott decided a year after that fertilizer plant explosion killed 15 people next to a texas middle school that the law should be changed in texas to stop disclosing the storage location of dangerous chemicals in texas neighborhoods. that's the third issue. that's the new one. but then there's also this new crisis on the border. a legitimate policy and humanitarian crisis on the border and one that is happening in texas more than it is happening anywhere else on the southern edge of our country. the thing is, politically republicans in texas used to have a reputation for being comparatively pragmatic, even compassionate on the issue of immigration. frankly, you have to be that way in texas. texas is 38% latino. but texas republicans don't have that pragmatic streak anymore. not this generation of red texas. i mean, dan patrick's whole campaign is about stopping the illegal invasion of texas by mexico. i mean, now t

trying to explain away his comments, tony dungy told radio host dan patrick his words would not have made such a big deal had they been about jonathan martin, the former miami dolphin who left the organization after being bullied by a teammate. >> if we substitute jonathan martin for michael sam and had the same quotes and same comments, nobody is going to replay the quotes two months or three months later. and, you know, try to say that, you know, there is any more to it than what was actually said. >> now dungy also had a message for michael sam. >> i would want to wish him the best and let him know that, you know, i have no bitterness or animosity toward him even though i don't agree with his lifestyle. i love him. i wish him the best. and i love to say that to him. >> dungy faces continued criticism after saying he wouldn't want an openly gay player on his team because it would cause a distraction. let's switch gears to baseball. start in atlanta. braves at bat against the marlins. one out and a man on third. >> infield in with a full count. and right to the shortstop. on contact

last but not east is that dan patrick the book editor at the washingtonian magazine and her book reviews appear in publications such as the "washington post," people and o magazine. she blogged about books like publishers weekly, aol and barnes and noble. she's an active media presence and you can find her at the book maven on twitter and she has the hash tag. it she's currently working on a novel. now i will ask the panel to take a minute to briefly explain what it is they do, tell you what their job title is and then explain how they connect with authors and readers quickly answer simply. >> when i was trying to find my way in publishing, i didn't know what i wanted to do and then i realized there was a role i could work with authors and journalists talking about books all the time and i was like i'd want to do that i want to send authors around the country and talk about their books and get their books out there to their readers and connect them to the real people buying the books so it was the perfect place for me to do all that. i get to work with the authors before the books come o

republican state senator dan patrick. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. congratulations on your new show, jose. >> i appreciate it. it's an issue front and center on the campaign. your state running on all side. the president's visit out of the way. what do you see happening in your state this week on the ground in texas? >> well, we have to continue try to secure our border where the federal government is not. it's a humanitarian crisis. we're a generous nation. we're a christian nation who tries to help others. we have chaos here. we have to put america first. all americans, mexico-americans, all hispanics, african-american, angelo-americans and what we've forgotten is if you don't have a border, jose, you can literally protect and control to allow people in if an organized way, you lose total control of your country. that's what is happening. and while we focus on the children coming across at the same time on a weekly basis we have an estimated 25 to 30,000 or more adults crossing the border. we're a apprehending about 8 to 10,000 people a week now al

, but the scariest part is you have folks like rick perry and the lieutenant governor candidate dan patrickwe need to arm ourselves. we need the national guard. for example, this last week, sean hannity and rick perry went down to the boarder in an armed rambo style protecting against women and children. the boarder is secure. there is no need to put more boots on the ground. if anybody, the fact that all of these kids and mothers are getting caught is because we have so many resources. over the past 20 years, we have seen an increase in border patrol budgets going from 360 million to 3.5 billion. that's not where the problem is. the problem is in other sources that we need to be dealing with. and rick perry, as many times as completely off point here. >> stay with me for a second, let me ask you about the image of these armed republican gentlemen, conservative gentlemen down there standing their ground against women and children like, we were talking about who is this a bad week for? in the politics of it, does that end up being bad politics for perry? >> no, it doesn't end up being bad po

>> right. >> always facing the phone or face in the gadget but it sounds like what dan is saying and patrick me if you agree that there is going to be more rules essentially about when we interact with our devices and when we don't or they are all going to be so integrated we don't even notice? >> there is, i think we are beginning to reach the point where we are annoyed enough by the way other people interact with devices that we are going to understand the way we have act with devices and that's all that has to happen. we start to look at what annoys us and we change our behavior. i don't see it a asfuge barrier to future interaction but i think what will change is the amount of information you have to bear on any social encounter. it's not just stuff that would go into a static profile like occupation and maybe even their clout rank if you want to get like really competitive but it could be stuff how best to interact with this person in terms of how to talk, when to listen, when to interrupt, when not to interrupt, how much they enjoy back and forth versus single monologue, all of this is

trying to explain away his comments tony dungy told dan patrick his words would not have been a big dealere about jonathan martin who left the organization after being bullied by a teammate. >> if we had the same quote or comment, nobody's going to play those quotes two months or three months later and try to say that, you know, there's any more to it than what was actually said. >> dungy also went on in that interview with a message specifically for michael sam. >> i would want to wish him the best and let him know, you know, i have no bitterness or animosity towards him even though i don't agree with his lifestyle. i love him. and i wish him the best and i'd love to say that to him. >> you know, couldn't he just have left out that one comment? couldn't he? why you got to? why did he have to go there? feels the need. sorry. am i wrong? am i out of place here? >> he's always been straightforward about his beliefs. >> that's fine, but we're trying to -- i think we're trying to make amends right now. >> he clearly doesn't stop talking. >> just i love him and i wish him the best would be re

. >> dan cavanaugh, who managed joseph's company's website, contacted patrick. >> my gut instinct wasot really a good one. >> patrick called his younger son michael who lived near joseph. >> i need you to go down and check on your brother. again, i get, i'm too busy. >> i didn't want to overreact. we thought that maybe they did a little ten-day vaca. >> let me tell you something, if i could have jumped through the phone on the 9th, i would have. >> a potentially devastating delay. >> the first few hours are so critical. the first few minutes of that missing family, the beginning of someone trying to commit a crime against you, that's the only chance you have to get out. >> finally on february 10, six days since the family went missing, law enforcement was notified. >> they don't go into the house, they only checked outside the house. at that point, they thought there was nothing suspicious. >> but that didn't stop chase merit. he decided to check things out for himself. >> i didn't see anything suspicious. >> did it surprise you that the dogs were outside? >> very much so. so much so

joining me patrick hedger george joe madison and kevin martin let's get back to it at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor here in washington d.c. white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer told reporters i think speaker boehner by going down the path of this lawsuit has opened the door to impeachment sometime in the future boehner has repeatedly said he's out plenty of impeach president obama said that he disagrees with sarah pail on the leading pietschmann to procure legal meanwhile despite the lawsuit pfeifer said that president obama will continue to act by executive powers if republicans in congress refused to add a new c.n.n. o.r.c. poll released today finds that two thirds of americans oppose any impeachment efforts so first question it seems to me that this is just another variation on the birth certificate this is trying to deal with this president how dare he is you know george bush george w. bush delayed at least five different provisions of medicare part d. barack obama delays a part of obamacare oh my god he's our you should be is a. democrat for that they did. actually congress well courted in congress converses during its term in the last few year