but, in march, americans for prosperity, beholding charles and david koch's pocketbook and shut down the entire process of local community-based government. unbelievable they would do this. the koch brothers don't want the people of colorado springs to find their own solutions to fix potholes in colorado springs and they're willing to pay to make sure that doesn't happen. that's only one city, and i don't have time to mention all. the kochs are doing this all over america. here's another headline from nashville, the tennesseean: koch brothers' group works to stop nashville a.m.p. what this means is that -- and i quote -- "the movement to stop a national mass transit plan has gotten an extra boost of horsepower from an unexpected source, the koch brothers, out-of-state billionaires. but there are many more examples, mr. president. americans for prosperity spends $62,795 to defeat a zoo levy. think about that. they are so focused on doing everything they can to run this great nation, not from the top down but the bottom up. this is the headline from the columbus dispatch last year. the

charles and david koch have short listed carly fiorina as one of the candidates to get their backing. owners of koch industries are prepared to be readying a $1 billion war chest for the 2016 race for the white house. sources suggest that florida senator marco rubio is also among their list of preferred candidates. now there's some competition as well as who will replace john boehner as u.s. house speaker. jason chaffetz who chairs the house oversight committee says he's running for the position. he's seen as a long shot bid to beat kevin mccarthy for the post. chaffetz says there shouldn't be an automatic emotion for the republican leadership team and thinks americans want a new face. >>> let's talk fed. boston fed president eric rosengren says he still expects the fed to raise rates but he tells righte ereuters it will s. if it grows less than 2% or unemployment rises less than 5.1% he says he'd prefer to wait until next year or hike rates. rosengren says he does not need to see inflation or wages rising to support a move but the labor market is key. >>> former fed chairman ben bern

host: what are the roles of charles koch and david koch? st: child's koch over -- charles koch oversees the company day today. david koch is the vice president , and as far as i can tell, doesn't do in a norma's much of day-to-day with koch industries and the products, or as charles koch is overseeing -- whereas charles koch is overseeing day-to-day operations, he is in the cafeteria with the employees, having meetings, and this is a company he is largely in control of your host: for you able -- control love. host: were you able to interview the brothers? guest: i wasn't. the editor of "popular mechanics " was able to interview charles koch. we tried several times and he was not made available to me when i was in wichita. but afterwards, he was made available. host: what was it like to try to get access to the industry -- industries? talk about the process for koch industries granting you this access and visits to what they do across many different industries. guest: it is a fascinating company for a lot of reasons. a lot of people don't rea

. >> it seemed like the stars aligned for this, the president and david koch.lives matter, which seems to have poisoned the environment for this to matter. is it harder than it was two months ago? >> i don't think so, but what it indicates to me is there are some larger problems with regard to how do we deal with authorities and police and how do we deal with the feeling on the part of some parts of the community that they're not being treated fairly or being targe d targeted. this criminal justice bill is one that enjoys broad bipartisan support. i also think, mika, we need to do some things on the mental health common element in these mass shootings and to fix the broken safety net when it comes to mental health treatment. >> how do we do that? and when we -- i say we. will republicans step up to the plate and understand that sometimes we actually do have to spend more money. i want to balance the budget, i want to take on entitlement reform, make a lot of really tough choices as a party but we got to spend more on mental health and spend it more wisely, righ

>> guest: charles and david koch, i understand, contribute to freedom partners, and we have receivedontributions from freedom partnerrings. so that's, i guess that's the connection. >> host: daniel garza is our guest. libre initiative, libre meaning freedom? >> guest: freedom. free markets, free people, yes. >> host: numbers are up on our screen, republican, democrat and independent. and we've set aside our fourth line this morning for latino voters. we want to hear from as well, and that number is 202-748-8003. marco rubio at the debate on cnbc the other night, want to get your response to what he had to say here. >> we also need to talk about the legal immigration system for permanent residency. today we have a legal immigration system for permanent residency that is largely based on whether or not you have a relative living here. and that's the way my parents came legally in 1956. but in 2015 we have a very different economy. our legal immigration system has to be based on what skills you have, what you can contribute economically and most important of all, whether or not you're c

koch industries. the battle would drag on for nearly two decades. and while charles and david the settlement prevents him from talking about it. to spread his free market philosophy, in the '70s koch co-founded the libertarian think tank the cato institute. to advocate for a smaller government with reduced regulation and no subsidies. but during the administration of president george w. bush the kochs decided to get more active. >> he's a fine person. i'm sure he meant well. then hrew government more than just about any president before him. and he got us in counterproduct wars. so that's when i decided we needed to get into politics. >> reporter: the koch brothers have helped fund a network of political action committees and advocacy groups many of them tax-exempt so donors don't have to be disclosed. the network, which now rivals the republican national & committee in its financial clout, will spend $300 million in the next election year. do you think it's good for the political system that so much of what's called dark money is falling into the process now? >> well first of

koch industries. the battle would drag on for nearly two decades. and while charles and davidles said the settlement prevents him from talking about it. to spread his free market philosophy, in the '70s koch co-founded the libertarian think tank the cato institute. to advocate for a smaller government with reduced regulation and no subsidies. but during the administration of president george w. bush, the kochs decided to get more active. >> he's a fine person. i'm sure he meant well. then he grew government more than just about any president before him. and he got us in counterproduct wars. so that's when i decided we needed to get into politics. >> reporter: the koch brothers have helped fund a complex network of political action committees and advocacy groups, many of them tax-exempt, so donors don't have to be disclosed. the network, which now rivals the republican national & committee in its financial clout, will spend $300 million in the next election year. do you think it's good for the political system that so much of what's called dark money is falling into the process

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koch industries. the battle would drag on two decades and while charles and david prevailed, the settlement prevents him from talking about it. to sfred his free market philosophy, in the 70s, koch co-founded the libitarian think tank, the cato institute to advocate for a radically smaller government with reduced regulations and no subsidies. during the administration of president george w. bush, the kochs decided to get more active. >> he's a fine person and meant well. he grew government more than just about any president before him, and he got us in counterproductive wars. so that's when i decided we needed to get into politics. >> the koch brothers helped fund a complex network of political action committees and advocacy groups, many of them tax exempt so donors don't have to be disclosed. the network now rivals the republican national committee and will spend $300 million in the next election year. >> do you think it's good for the political system that so much of what's called dark money is flowing into the process now. >> well, first of all, what i give isn't dark. what i give politically, that's

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ed koch was mayor. gas, david, was 89 cists a gallon, under $1. >> don't remember that. >> camcorders becoming regular household item. >> john chancellor at the field, du to arrive in the next hours. a long time since the mets series but won a world series a long time coming for this team and for these fans. you are right, this team will be pull nothing citi field here some time later this afternoon, back from chicago, and now into the world series, as national league champs much the players aren't going to be the only ones arriving a little bit bleary eyed. these fansuffeerng from a ook of sleep, but no big deal to them. as you can see, these guys are pretty amped here this morning, not much sleep but a whole lot of celebrating. it's too good to be true for these fans. >> and strike three called! >> yes, that really happened. the mets are going to the world series. and even as they celebrated late into the night, the players couldn't believe it. >> unbelievable, unbelievable year and i can't say enough about team

it's reported that the billionaire brothers david and charles koch are considering to donating to carly fiorina's political campaign. would that be a game changer? are the kochs the king makers in the republican party that they are deemed to be. >> they can give a candidate legitimacy. carly fiorina is appealing to establishment republicans now. donors are taking a second look now that she's doing well. the koch brothers were also big fans of scott walker, and it didn't necessarily do him all that much good. he was in the race for not very long. it's definitely a factor, and carl fire's super pac is pending on behalf of hers and money is definitely an issue. >> i want to talk about to maureen gun control. politicians on both sides have been weighing in. let's listen to the gop front runner donald trump said over the weekend. >> you have to show great vigilance and watch and security and everything else. no matter what you do, you will have problems and that's the way the world goes. >> following along a familiar talking points here, republicans focus really on mental health. the democra

harry reid, your brother david pointed out, mentioned the koch brothers 279 times.ve painted you as evil. the white house actually put you on an enemy's list back in the 2012 campaign. 2012 campaign. >> well, i mean that's very sad that -- that's what we've come to. because in fact what we're trying to do is the opposite. >> is it dangerous? i know you've gotten death threats. >> i get a lot of death threats but the way i look at it, i feel i have a moral obligation to do the best i can to make the country better for everybody everybody. and that threatens certain people because they're going to have much less power. i want the power to go back to people making decisions over their own lives rather than some experts making. >> are you a libertarian? >> no. i'm -- i have been a libertarian in my past but now i consider myself a classical liberal. >> lassical liberal. what's that mean? >> classical liberal is someone who wants a society that maximizes peace, civility, tolerance and well being for everyone. one that opens opportunities for everyone to advance themselve

largest private company in the country, charles koch has amassed a fortune that "forbes" estimates at nearly 43 billion dollars. he and his brother david have cut federal regulations and government. the koch's and their network of donors plan to spend $300 year. in an interview in his home in wichita, the 79-year-old ceo told me he doesn't like what he is hearing from republican candidates. you said you're not particularly high on any of the candidates so far? >> well, i didn't say that. i said i don't have the evidence that they are going to change the trajectory of the country. >> reporter: are you intending to support a candidate for president? >> well, it depends. >> reporter: if donald trump got the nomination, would you support him? >> i made a vow i'm not going to talk about individuals because if i -- just like david said he liked walker, so now all of the press is, well, we put all this money behind walker. >> right. >> and had he to drop out. he didn't put a penny. david said he liked him. that doesn't mean we are -- we picked him. >> reporter: were you surprised that walker's candidacy didn't resonate in any way? >> well, i

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