equally and he actually said all of those things that was the undertone and just yesterday's dianne feinstein leads off her press conference with the pastor to say if you're a good christian you have to be for gun control otherwise you don't care kids are getting killed all around the country. this is what the left stands for now. there are several police worth pointing all i will divide into two sections. first what it is the face and the other is how we fight them because it is the overwhelming attempts by the love to silence the debate to shut us out hankou people into being quiet because it is much easier to go around your daily business if you don't hate every minority. ♪ . .

[laughter] there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part of this is to ban large capacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds. we have federal regulations and state laws that prohibit hunting ducks with more than three rounds, and yet it is legal to hunt humans with 15 rounds, 30 rounds, even 150 round magazines? >> hold on a minute. it is legal to hunt humans? [laughter] not even in texas. [applause] we have heard a lot of unintelligent garbage coming from politicians, and feinstein might just win the prize for that one. or maybe not. over in the house of representatives, she has some competition. take a look. >> in february you introduce the assault weapons ban and mont foresman protection act of 2007. it would regulate semiautomatic assault weapons, including those that have this pistol grips. and those with a barrel shroud. what is that? >> i think the more important thing is that it would have banne

dianne feinstein told me i voted in favor of filibuster reform. she did but a very weak form of it that does nothing to actually reform the senate filibuster rules. you don't even have to stand in the senate, like jimmy stewart the talking filibuster. you can threaten a filibuster. what she voted for would not do anything to resolve that. without leaders like feinstein who is very well respected seen as a centrist, institutionalist, without her it goes nowhere and she is showing no signs of changing her mind. she came out of the early gun debate there moaning about oh, my god we need 60 votes for everything. lady you didn't even vote to change the rules. that's where she is on this. >> i think we have to stop the tour there with lady, you didn't even vote to change the rules. joe garofoli. >> that will be on twitter soon, i'm sure. >> joe garofoli, you can read joe and his blogs there and his articles and everything about joe garofoli. thanks so much for being on the show. still to come, we held him off as long as we could but today brett erlich g

>> he's angering veteran democrats with california's dianne feinstein calling him arrogant during then control. >> i'm not a sixth grader. jon: of course not. no, sixth grader with any sense of self-respect would still be in the senate. but those are democrats, of course. they're going to hate senator ted cruz. as long as ted's own party has his back. >> he's also raising hackles among the old guard in his own party. when he questioned defense secretary nominee chuck hagel's financial disclosures, john mccain gave cruz a scolding. mccain went on to call crews a wacko bird. >> jon: oh, no, you didn't. did you not call someone a wacko bird because that is a weird insult. and nobody really knows what that means. i mean you're not a sixth grader. so what did cruz say to hagel? to get slapped with the wacko bird label. >> i don't know if mr. hagel has received funds directly or indirectly from foreign sources. it is at a minimum relevant to know if that $200,000 that he deposited in his bank account came directly from saudi arabia, came directly from north korea. we don't know what it was.

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dianne feinstein wrote a letter on april 25th saying i believe it would be prudent to reconsider theions. maureen dowd with mitch mcconnell who has been a leader in the offshore movement. do you have any sense that consequence will be more willing to play ball given the developments under way? >> i don't think mitch mcconnell is going to be any more accommodating. just yesterday we asked him for a response and this is right after president obama said the reason this is so hard is because it's to easy to demagogue this issue. a spokesman immediately said president obama's goal is to tend terrorists to american towns and cities. it's a very easy issue to win political points on. there's multiple layers here. which is still another issue, sending them home to places like yemen. it's true, for all the ability of administration defenders to say it's congressional restrictions that's -- it was actually president obama who self-imposed a ban on all further repatriations there about a year before the most stringent congressional restrictions. it was right after the attempted underwear bombin

consulate in libya, but california senator dianne feinstein said she has looked at the same evidenceand doesn't see it. brian moore has the story from washington. >> in washington, a war of words over the talking points that followed the fateful attack last september on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. >> i would call it a cover pupp. i would call it a coffverup in e extent there was willful removal of information that was obvious. it was obvious. >> new testimony in recently discovered documents this past week revealed the talking points about the attack last september 11th were changed. changed a dozen times before u.n. ambassador susan rice took to the sunday talk show circuit. they said the obama administration covered it knew was a terror attack to protect the president's campaign weeks before the election. democrats say it's about the 2016 election and hurting former secretary of state hillary clinton's chances of running. >> and every effort has been made to turn it into something that is diabolical. i don't see that. >> this was a squabble between two agency, the cia an

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plus, response from democratic senator and chair of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein. later our roundtable on the political impact of benghazi and the other news. the immigration fight, the economy as the stock market takes off, and the alarming number of sexual assaults in the military. what should be done? >>> from nbc news in washington, and the world's longest-running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >> and good sunday morning. the president and his administration under fire now on two fronts, news just this morning in the developing country over the irs targeting of conservative tea party groups. the associated press reporting this sunday that will senior irs officials knew of the targeting as early as 2011, contradicting recent public denials by the commissioner. in the growing consciousal investigation over the administration's response to the september 11th attacks in benghazi, libya has the white house now on the defensive. that's where we'll start right would you now with the republican leading the investigation into these mat

david gregory's guests include darrell issa and dianne feinstein sunday on this nbc station. >>> in bangladesh an incredible ray of hope 17 days after a building collapse left more than a thousand garment workers dead. just about everybody had given up hope that anyone else would be found alive there. but today in the ruins of one of the worst industrial accidents in history, it happened. nbc's ian williams has our story. >> reporter: it was a stunning moment. a young woman pulled alive from the rubble after more than two weeks. the day began much differently with the grim work of recovering the dead. more than a thousand as of this morning. then workers heard tapping on a steel pipe and a faint cry. "i'm alive, please save me." bulldozers and heavy equipment were shut down. workers used hand saws and drilling equipment to cut through debris. a crowd gathered, some prayed. finally after 40 minutes the young seamstress named reshma begum was pulled free and rushed to a waiting ambulance. doctors say she's in remarkably good shape having survived on bottled water she found around her in a pocket

there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part of this is to ban large apacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds. we have federal regulations and state laws that prohibit hunting ducks with more than three rounds, and yet it is legal to hunt humans with 15 rounds, 30 rounds, even 150 round magazines? >> hold on a minute. t is legal to hunt humans? not even in texas. we have heard a lot of unintelligent garbage coming from politicians, and feinstein might just win the prize for that one. r maybe not. over in the house of representatives, she has some competition. take a look. >> in february you introduce the assault weapons ban and ont foresman protection act of 2007. it would regulate semiautomatic assault weapons, including those that have this pistol grips. and those with a barrel shroud. what is that? >> i think the more important thing is that the wood been a large capacity clips. >> i re

i have a letter on the wall of my office in my studio from dianne feinstein, telling us that the streets would be taken care of and since then it's becoming slowly improved. i have to say within the last 20 years, the blighted area that exist there had, for whatever reasons, which are many, i think a lot of is attributed to the bart construction -- slowly is in transition. there were times when i had shows at my studio for fundraisers and i couldn't get people to come over because the neighborhood was so crazy and nuts. now, there is a lot of improvements going on. you can see that many of the buildings there are being boarded-up for renovation and i think right now it's probably one of the most important times to have the cbd continue. because while they are in transition, and while all of this is going on, there is quite a bit of boarded-up buildings and more activity that is happening there. so these people that are helping out the cbd people who are helping clean the neighborhood are very, very important. i had a couple of murals i put up that were graffitied and they drom cro back a

in the in last year's national defense authorization act that allows you to close it senator dianne feinstein has sent similar letters to the white house congressman jim moran recently held a hearing saying on top of the needs to be closed so there's going to be a lot of pressure coming from congress for the president to step up and do something not exactly him saying oh i'm by al green gage with congress well no you have this national security waiver which sam just mention that you can do it and you can really take power to do so so it's just complete passing the buck one thing a lot of the relevant committees are saying they're saying you know we like to hear a plan to close guantanamo but the white house hasn't offered up a plan yet in considering that the white house is just house for four hundred fifty million dollars to renovate on time and it was and is and sounds like to me a lot of listen i want to say what i do but neither here nor there ok so does this end to a debate in congress have anything to do with his speech tomorrow because it seems like a lot of coincidence to me that he w

because it's not just the two hundred plus thousand people to sign my petition you've had senator dianne feinstein senator carl levin have both sent letters saying it's time to send these folks home you've had a number of other folks who have stood up and said you know it's time to put an end to guantanamo the president talked about it two weeks ago so it seems that so many momentum is building behind this effort so fully this time will be the last time we can probably close this white river obama yeah when he answered that guy's great question about are you are you surprised these people are basically killing themselves and he said i want to reengage with congress i mean what is that exactly mean how can we force them to not only reengage but really stand by his word the national defense authorization act has a provision where the secretary of defense can certify that the detainees have to be released don't pose a threat and is really setting up the administration that because it's inevitable if you send these people back somebody is going to do something stupid in the future but we can't reduce

nancy pelosi elizabeth warren kathleen seblius, dianne feinstein.t was a great step to elect our first black president in 2008, but as emilyiesemily's list said, let's pull together and elect our first female president in 2016. >> that's my parting shot for today. >> that's a show for this week. chris moody from yahoo news on monday from south carolina to take a look at that big run-off between mark stanford. have a great weekend for example. see you back here monday morning. >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] [♪ theme music ♪] >> hello tv land happy friday everybody. sexy liberal john fugelsang in all three hours today. jim ward out sick today. good morning jacki schechner. >> woe, good morning, that's a lot of information. >> stephanie: right. >> 100% was jim and then 3,000% was john. >> stephanie: and i'll talk about being on cnn last night

and dianne feinstein is right. ring up a horrible misjudgment makes you definitely eligible for the president that she can seek office and that is amazing. >> feinstein is right. using her as a point32 times they are making it a political issue. >> republicans can leave it to the democrats. there are plenty of democrats who don't want her to run. >> all you have to do is raise enough doubt whether or not she should be president. >> i recommend eric bolling. before we talk about his presidential run in the e block we have to do the d block and that is the gonell verdict. kimberly is there and will explain what is next for the doctor. don't go away. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. philadelphia doctor kermit gosnell found guilty on three counts of murder. let's go to the courthouse where kimberly is standing by. kg? >> hi, andrea. hi, everybody. dr. gosnell faced 258 counts and found guilty of 238 counts. in fact, there has been one update. tuesday the sentencing phase is going to begin. they moved it back one day. thi

. >> reporter: she joined advocates for same-sex couples to deliver signatures to dianne feinstein's office. >> i am married but my partner is in england and we are forced to live apart. >> reporter: a straight couple could obtain a visa. they want to be included in the debate. others don't want to be cut out. >> we are not minorities. we will not be stepped on like this. >> reporter: he says many new asian immigrants have families over seas and the new rules would make it impossible to reunite. >> takes away 50% of the population growth of the asian' asian -- asian-american community. >> reporter: two very different groups coming from the same place. >> we would be able to live our lives. >> human beings have feelings and we want to stay another. it get their way or what immigration reform will look like given the debate and the sluggish pace in washington. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama today urged congress to approve funds to beef up security over seas. he made the request in an appearance with the prime minister of turkey. he is taking response because of

he defended gun-control and praised senator dianne feinstein for efforts in that area of legislation. despite his apparent liberalism daughter expressed support for numerous republicans as well. he even lamented that his favorite candidate, john huntsman, failed to receive his party's nomination in the last republican primary election. now, despite episodes of sporadic violence, some observers dismissed the law will trend as primarily a nuisance. some people argue that it could be more aptly designed to the feel of abnormal psychology. nevertheless, to have psychological problems, they can commit acts of violence motivated in part by political ideologies. in fact, they may prove to be some of the most effective -- susceptible to extremists exultation to violence. after all, people who have something to lose maybe less likely. for his part dollar conceded he was under severe depression and even suggested that his brain should be preserved after his death in order to study the effect of a severe depression on the brain. and in his own words he explained that he had nothing to lose, a tr

senator dianne feinstein is as well as her lgbt friends, could they hope that the lgbt community wouldgive them as they always have and then move on. >> let's back up and look at what we're talking about. congress is no in session this week. they're all home. marco rubio who has been a champion in the gang of eight. he's home talking on conservative radio shows and in short talking to his base. when you're talking to your base you're campaigning. when you're in washington, hopefully you're governing. that's what we've seen rubio and the rest they have been governing. i think we'll see common sense prevail and real governing. i don't think that the provision, the equality provision for lgbt that senator leahy and by the way susan collins supports bipartisan senator collins from maine bipartisan support will be killed in committee. the hope is that it would be offered on the floor rather than in committee. i don't think we'll see it killed in committee. i think democrats republicans even conservative republicans are going to have to understand, and have to realize that the world is chang

. >>> advocates for same-sex couples delivered thousands of signatures to dianne feinstein's office.n't want to be overlooked as the issue focused south of the border and they hope the signatures sways senator feinstein to help. >>> she is a travel agent from south carolina and now as of tonight she is the new american idol. >> candyce glover. she win it is title. >> persistence and determination. >> how about that, candyce glover took home the top prize in american idol. the song i am beautiful is already available for preorder on i tunes. the night was filled with performances by singing super stars including former idol judge jennifer lopez. there was also, a farewell tribute to randy jackson. tonight was his last show after appearing for all 12 seasons. >>> the warrior fans were loud but in the end the team couldn't pull it out. what the fans say their message is to the players tonight. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls? one. you get all the awesome brand names. two. you get them for less than department stores, and that's awesome. three. she'll think you look stylish and awesome.

he dare suggest that dianne feinstein didn't know her way around the constitution.s been told to cool his jets and stop being such a jerk. so as a democrat i say bring it on. as a republican i say, boy, if i want to lose go ted go. >> michael: yeah, and to think he is unpopular within his own caucus also is something that we shouldn't forget about. he has been so brazen in the way he has taken on republicans and democrats. and he hasn't been there for more than three or four months either and i don't believe that david vitter actually looks in the mirror and thinks he is going to be the next president but i'll take that up with you for another time. when you look on the about ted page on his website, there is no mention of canada. why do you think that is? >> first of all the tea partiers will definitely give him a pass. he could have been born on the moon, and he acts like it, and they would give him a pass. but when are the republicans going to learn? didn't they learn from christine o'donnell, or sharon engel or richard mourdock, these tea party candidates who th

senator dianne feinstein has pushed them to finish the renovation of three buildings which would houses, and congressman henny waxman has protested against the commercial use of this land, but really it's in the hands of congress to push the va to stop being so reluctant and bureaucratic about this, and do what they ought to do to fulfill their mission regarding our veterans. >> john: john wiener, who reported this story for the nation, thank you for your reporting, and thank you for talking for us. when you talk about you what these men do for our country and how they put their lives on the line for our freedom, it's shocking that this is the treatment they come home to. i thank you gain thank you gain. >> thank you john. >> john: you may have to be more sob for drive a car. we'll have that up next. heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care a

his wife is california democratic senator dianne feinstein.t involved in her husband's business dealings and had nothing to do with her husband being awarded the contract. >>> some federal workers furloughed are applying for unemployment benefits. eligibility differs from state to state. some are taking five# once, so they're eligible to recoup salary in the form of unemployment checks. some say that defeats the purpose of the furloughs." sequestration demonstrates that the best way to cut spending is to eliminate the hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars that washington wastes over year on obsolete programs." now to a group collecting unemployment benefits, along with food stamps. prison inmates. the new jersey comptroller's office says inmates received $23 million in benefits in a 22-month period, ending in april 2011. one drug offender, for example, collected $40,000 in unemployment while sitting in his jail cell. the comptroller says agencies overseeing public assistance are not comparing the welfare lists to a database of county and st

. >>> advocates for same-sex couples delivered thousands of signatures to dianne feinstein's office.t want to be overlooked as the issue focused south of the border and they hope the signatures sways senator feinstein to help. >>> she is a travel agent from south carolina and now as of tonight she is the new american idol. >> candyce glover. she win it is title. >> persistence and determination. >> how about that, candyce glover took home the top prize in american idol. the song i am beautiful is already available for preorder on i tunes. the night was filled with performances by singing super stars including former idol judge jennifer lopez. there was also, a farewell tribute to randy jackson. tonight was his last show after appearing for have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealep?huh? [ m e announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to

. >> we met with lynn woolsey, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, and sat in their office and talkede could create positive change in the shrimps' natural habitats. >> when we rehabilitate the creek, we're not only saving the shrimp, but we're also saving the other animals. >> these students, through their california shrimp club, are an example of how california students are connecting business, agriculture, and education to solve our environmental problems. >> for a while, especially in the early days of the shrimp project, it felt like running a non-profit in my classroom. and it was almost like my work was getting in the way of my job, and my job was getting in the way of the work. so my family got really sick of it. they were really sick of the shrimp project. and my husband really thought that i loved the shrimp more than him for a while, so it was kind of sad. it kind of took over our lives. >> she was so passionate about the project and about affecting our lives. and i remember when she told me that she wasn't going to teach next year, i remember being devastated, like crying.

politically of waiving some of knolls congressional manda s mandates, as i understand it, and as dianne feinsteinaid, those 86 prisoners have been cleared, they could go back, mostly to yemen, if the secretary of defense, chuck hagel, he just inherited this, if you will, if he took the step of the waiver and took the hit if one of those prisoners does get loose and becomes another awlaki. >> capacities exactly it, to take the political will of what would be the risks. interestingly, i write about this in the book, back in the first months of the administration when john brennan was pushing the administration to do more and to gauge -- engage congress more aggressively, he said at a white house meeting, he said, you know the criminal justice system takes thinks kinds of prisoners all the time. sometimes you have to take risks, calculated risks, but you have to still take risks nonetheless. that's what the president is going to have to do. so far he hasn't, and it will be very interesting to see at this point if he's willing to actually do that. >> dan klaidman, and the book could never be more tim

senate intelligence committee report come out, a bipartisan committee report come out, that dianne feinsteinhe chairman of the committee aalluded to yesterday, that is going to say they reviewed the same facts that the accountability review board did and found nothing. but over the last four days the republican national committee has blanketed the direct mail, e-mail, they are fund-raising off of this to no end. that's an overplay of the republican strategy. >> 15 seconds, kevin. last word for kevin. >> always arguing about the politics are usually the ones losing the public debate. i think it was very clear from the president today and democrats that they are terrified about the politics of this. >> we have to move on. kevin, ryan, hilary, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a lesson in cartooning. >> this was my character in college so i had a college comic strip, and it was -- >> garry trudeau shows me the keys to be a successful cartoonist. 40 years and running. >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. tv networks announce their latest experiments in prime-time. did you miss "24"?

biozymes this morning that would be an upgrade from its current hospital preponderate senator dianne feinstein> the continuing make overfor the america's cup race in the name of safety. how the events of the yacht race may be turned upside down. >>> he did get five numbers. the san jose student is $2 million richer. the one thing the power ball winner says he's not going to give up. >>> good morning. a little bit of fog out there. some of that patchy fog showing up. mainly from san mateo coast south but it will be on the increase over the weekend here. highs 60s and 70s. >>> time now 5:54. five climbers are believed to have died after trying to climb one of the world's tallest mountains. mt. congin is about 28,000 feet tall in the help playas. it's believed they were coming down from the summit when they slipped. >>> yosemite's half dome is opening up just in time for the weekend. they added the climbing cables and planks to the trail. usually the cables go up in june but the low snow pack out there allowed the rangers to put them in earlier this year. if you want to hike half dome you will st

harry reid and john mccain and dianne feinstein, he served alongside a lot of people who are still in the senate. bob dole did not serve with the current senior senator from kansas pat roberts, but he was a lifelong mentor to pat roberts. according to the wichita eagle, pat roberts who met dole decades ago when he was a marine, pat roberts calls bob dole the great man and spent years calling himself dole's bucket toter. pat roberts is the man whom elizabeth dole calls every time her husband is hospitalized. pat roberts will oversee bob dole's funeral arrangements when the time comes. they're very, very close. and that day on the senate floor, the reason bob dole was there at the senate was because the senate was voting on something that was very important to him. voting on the u.n. convention on the rights of people with disabilities which would take the rules that were established here in this country by bob dole's landmark americans with disabilities act and it would set out those rules as that model for the rest of the world to say we did this here and it works for us. this should

dianne feinstein of california supports the death penalty. and three quarters of the american people support the death penalty. you mentioned timothy mcveigh, the domestic terrorist who was executed. in that case, something interesting happened. at that time, about 60% according to a gallop poll, about 60% of the american public in general supported the death penalty but when they were asked do you support the death penalty for timothy mcveigh, more than 80% said they did, including a majority of people who ordinarily on principle said they opposed it. >> final word to alan on that. >> well, you know, the majority of people do support the death penalty. the majority of people around the world, majority of western countries, don't. the trend is clearly away from the death penalty. i remember very clearly case of the man who killed tens of thousands of jews and the court reversed his death penalty sentence and i think showed the world that even in the most extreme of crimes, you can falsely convict somebody and i think the likelihood of a false

said president obama nor secretary hillary clinton acted with ill-intent, democratic senator dianne feinstein wishes the administration responded to the attack differently. >> the president, by saying red line -- >> quickly -- >> he gave a green light to all of those massacres and it's a shameful chapter in american history. >> joining me now, from the "los angeles times," "the washington post," and msnbc contributor, and political editor for the grill. good to see you all. let me start, on "meet the press," darrell issa insisted the investigation into what happened in benghazi is not a witch-hunt. take a listen. >> hillary clinton the not a target. president obama's not a target. the target is, how did we fail three different ways? fail to heed the warnings of an impending attack. failed to respond properly during the attack, at least we certainly could have done bet around i think everyone knows that, and then fail to get the truth to the american people in a timely fashion? >> how accurate is that? >> the republicans have two motives here. i do think one is to get to the bottom of what hap

we've seen people on, dianne feinstein this weekend, a democrat, raising concerns about it. even heard people on the left concerned, on places like msnbc, concerned that anytime the irs targets a political group and they say, progressive groups have been targeted in the past, it is something that resonates across, across party lines and, you know, people are waiting for this president to be very strong and assertive on that issue. to say, look, what happened is wrong. he should apologize and should call for an investigation. again, syria, boy that is been leading from behind a couple years now, even dating back to last summer when secretary of state clinton, defense secretary leon panetta. they're all gone now but david petraeus said, you know what? we've got to get in and vet and supply the rebels there and we have got to help shape the opposition. what's happened since then in the six months since then? the opposition has been infiltrated by al qaeda-linked forces. so we're facing the prospect of rebel forces there, that aren't necessarily kind to the u.s. it's not too lat