it's therapeutic for me. >> donald pippin meets with dr. released from holman. >> hey. mr. pippin, how are you doing today? good to see you. >> i wrote my aunt. she wrote back and said i had a place so i'm going to stay with her. >> that's a for sure thing? >> yeah, that's a for sure thing. you can call her. i told you last time i would probably go to the halfway house but i ain't going to no halfway house. it's one thing to be able to go somewhere and be comfortable where you're at and another thing to be forced to be somewhere you don't want to go. when i get out of prison, i want to be free. i don't want to have to abide by some more rules that are institutionalized, you know. >> well, keep in mind that your aunt will have expectations, also. >> right. i know, she -- >> she has chores to be done around the house. >> that's one of the main reasons why i'm going. she's -- she's not a midget but she's a small person. and she has problems getting around the house and doing stuff and running errands. she lives by herself. >> halfway house wou

arnold donald is not convinced. there will be a lot of people who will not want to sail on quantum of the seas. that's not how they want to look for an amusement park. that's not how they want to spend their time. betty: you don't see it as a game changer. arnold: i see it as a game changer in certain features on board a ship. as a game changer for the industry, every new ship is a game changer. quantum of the seas in the contemporary category, where people are looking for lots of activities and that kind of stuff, a mall of america type of experience. it is a game changer for that type of experience. betty: arnold called quantum of the seas the mall of america of ships. richard: i am not going to comment on what he said. i think you will have trouble finding a mall on board. betty: the one thing both ceos believe, the incident that cast a shadow over the industry is a re a thing of the past, and the bargain ticket that convinced passengers to set sail, a discount of 80%, may go away. richard: the discounting due to

donald: not really. it is a throwback to the early days about anything with income and jobs employment was politically sensitive. tom: so far this year you are wearing the single best tie. [laughter] olivia: how about gina martin adams' tie? donald: this is a china tie. the dragon has five claws not four. olivia: that is top brass. [laughter] donald: i have a red one, too. olivia: we will be speaking about stress tests coming up. the results are out later today. is the american century over? we will be speaking to joseph nye coming up. tweet us. this is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." olivia: we begin with weak economic news coming out of china. the lowest economic growth target in more than 15 years. premier li said he wants the economy to grow 7% this year. that is down from 7.5%. in south korea, terrifying moments for the u.s. ambassador. he was slashed in the face by a north korean sympathizer. he was attacked before a speech on u.s.-ko

it allows donald trump to begin raising money and hire a staff.ed this command large part because he did not renew his contract with nbc. give us some insight. a potential 2016 run. >> it tells me more about the race then donald trump. a way to make money and further his brand. what it tells me a front runner right now. they look like there duking it out. chris christie has faded. a guy like donald trump says there is an opening for me to get in there. maybe sell some books will get a better tv contract. >> the ego in the brain. >> a lot he could learn from donald trump. it has been a massive failure for him. smart enough to sue to get his name off of the casino. a bad reputation in atlantic city. a lot of people talk about all of these players in the gop. everything is getting lost. everything is getting lost. when you say christie is at the bottom, so many people rumored to be in the pack. i don't even know where it starts or ends. it is detrimental. >> it has barely been a a week since the video of the 15 -year-old girl getting violently beat u

donald verrilli: that's correct.ice breyer: -- where can you point me in the record where this was made by the agency? it is a very important principle of administrative law that we will only uphold the rule based on arguments that were considered by the agency. it is not something i recall. donald verrilli: you are exactly right in stating in principle our argument in this case is that this question here is under and one a -- n1a, says that epa shall regulate under this section if he determine that such regulation is appropriate and necessary. therefore when ep makes a judgment to regulate under this, it is appropriate and necessary. justice scalia: well you're just seeing the argument is right. the agency must have arrested its decision. donald verrilli: i think that the agency in the order of being challenged here did use the approach. but beyond that it would be one thing if this were a case in which you had a situation that epa faced a situation where 50% or 75% were going to raise -- face vastly economic conseq

. >> arnold donald sits on two corporate boards. carnival corporation and the bank of america.ise has been watching him and a handful of african americans that serve as directors of major corporations. in it's annual report a study revealed in 2012 that white men held 75% of s&p 500 board seats versus a mere 5.5% for black men and a 1.9% for black women. this year black enterprise counted 182 black directors at 176 corporations versus the year prior with 179 directors at 174 corporations and in 2014, 30% didn't have a single blackboard member. diversity on corporate boards matter. >> that's critical to innovation. it's truly a business. >> arnold donald's board preis charting the course for the largest cruise line industry. >> 60% plus of today's population are women in minorities. 60%. so that the customers of these companies are women and minorities and so to reflect their own markets to have that thinking and diversity of thinking representing their own customers at the top of the corporate pyramid which is the board of directors. >> donald wants to see more african american

>>> donald trump. today we met with donald trump at the old post office washington, d.c.landmark into a luxury hotel. we asked donald about everything from his giant renovation project into what u.s. foreign policy would like like under a president trump. how was your trip to new hampshire last week. >> it was fantastic. record crowds, we got applause from everybody. people want me to run. my only thing is a lot of people -- nobody thinks i'm going to run. i don't get it nobody thinks i'm going to run. i'm looking at it very, very seriously. >> when are you likely to make that decision and what's weighing on it? >> i would say sometime around june. i think people are going to be very surprised at what the decision is. >> i saw that you were questioned about ted cruz and whether eligible based on the fact that he was born in canada to an american mother. >> well, it's a layer of difficulty that he has that nobody else has. he has that layer of difficulty. >> do you think he is eligible? >> i hope he is i think it would be wonderful. let him be in the fight. i like him, is

and they learned that rogers had an ongoing squabble with his only son, donald. they were barely on speaking terms. donald told his father he was concerned about his memory problems and wanted to take control of his father's finances. rogers retaliated by cutting his son out of his will. >> like i said, he was a tough, old bird, yet it was -- i could never do anything quite good enough for him. >> donald insisted he didn't murder his father, although he admitted the two had serious problems. >> we were putting a roof on the building out here, and i guess i just wasn't doing it fast enough. he picked up a thing of shingles and threw them at me and i went right over the end of the roof. flat on my back. >> knocking him off the roof. when a police officer hears that there's that much animosity, and especially when they find out donald had been cut out of the will, out of a fairly substantial estate, that's got to raise a lot of red flags for an investigator. >> at robert rogers' autopsy, the medical examiner determined the cause of death was repeated blows to the he

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donald trump is a political joke.david axelrod is now an msnbc commentator and we talked about the president and the press. almost every liberal xhen tore has expressed disappointment and frustration with barack obama's presidency. does does that bother you? >> no. part of what you need do when you're the president of the united states or when you work for the president of the united states is take a longer view. and it's very hard to judge a presidency in the moment. i think this presidency will stand up well. and i'm proud that he is a guy in my experience who is not a perfect guy, i'm very clear about that in high bookmy book, but a guy who can look at the horizon and not get bogged down in the moment. >> you write >> you write at one point the president told you this local cable thing wears you out. i wouldn't think if you're president of the united states you'd worry that much about the whole cable thing. >> well, first of all that was three months in to his presidency, so i think everybodied a justseverybody ed

i have a message for our future president donald trump.ng "playboy" magazine that president obama is playing the race card. will he failed? the panel decides next. ♪ kennedy: will come back. dick cheney said down with "playboy" magazine to give an interview to give an excuse to buy "playboy" magazine. tuesday i see the worst president upper left them without question. >> also his attorney general played the race card against people who criticize them. they're joined by our guest panel. [laughter] another great bull waldman lablab. kennedy: i will start with you. is he right? >> and dick cheney is an old man. but how long has he been alive? one hundred years? which presidents does he compare him to? abraham lincoln? he was here when nixon was in office he broke the law and he worked with nixon? >> anybody under 30 would say that? thank you. >> go ahead. >> i am with you. who were you talking about? debut the birth of a nation at the white house. really? >> that was a good movie. >> i know. but i would rather him get off the personality. >>

>> i love that donald trump is forming an exploratory committee.obody believes him anymore when he says he's running for president. now he has to actually go start the exploratory committee. >> this is the year. >> i think he's going to remain our nbc colleague donald trump and not be presidential candidate donald trump. >> it just doesn't feel special anymore. >> yeah. setting trump aside, there are plenty of other would-be could-be fringe candidates. ben carson is polling third nationally. then you have bobby jindal, rick santorum santorum, none of them with perhaps the pinache of herman cain. >> as long as they still like them, they're going to rise to the top. democrats not this year. the republican side is going to be interesting. >> it is going to be an interesting time as it always is when republicans are running for president. >>> the director of the secret service says he wants to build a fake white house to protect the real one more effectively. true story. >> right now we use a -- we train on a parking lot basically. we don't have the bu

it's not just donald trump.h motives other than actually winning the presidency. they suck up a lot of oxygen and distract from the more serious candidates and issues that the republican party wants to debate. >> so the only thing that trump has proven is that he knows how to make money. and from this perspective, he continues to do this because it makes him money. and so i wish that at the same time the reporters who have to cover this and actually use his comments and do articles about what he said on race or what he said on foreign policy that you guys would actually get a check every time that happens. but because the only thing you're doing is furthering his brand, right? it's not really serious. the other thing i will say, although i'm not a republican is i don't want to blame particularly the republican party for these candidates. it's not as if the republican party themselves party leadership are going out and seeking these candidates and saying hey, can you come and be a candidate? right, they're look,

in donald trump's mind what makes america exceptional?ou so love this country that you want to be its commander in chief? >> it's got a great fabric. they have phenomenal people, like the people in this room. we have so much going. we need the incentives, we can't take away those incentives. but we have a country that can be so great again. we have a country that will be absolutely admired by everybody. right now it's not admired by other countries. and i deal with these countries. they talk to me, sean, and they say i can't believe -- chinese, they say -- they're friends of mine, they say i can't believe we're getting away with this. in saudi arabia i can't believe we get away with this. they don't put up the money, we're fighting wars for them, they don't put up the money. i know these people. i have nothing against china. their leaders are just much smarter than us. so if we bring our country back to the grass roots, if we keep the incentives going -- i'm telling you, the potential of the united states is so incredible if we do it prop

that's basically what happened. >> so, donald, you're so close to getting out. tell me how you're going to handle this. >> disciplinary board going to ask what happened. i'll tell them, slipped and fell. he's going to say the same thing. can't prove nothing unless y'all say something. >> what if they don't believe your story? >> then i'm going to be in the hole. it doesn't matter just for horseplaying. it's what it's going to be. 45 days in the hole. i leave in 10 days. >> most inmate fights do result with time in the hole, or as it's formally known, disciplinary segregation. locked in the cell 23 hours a day with nothing to do is already hard but sometimes there's a higher price to pay. >> coleman is symbolic of so many inmates that we meet. he actually has a great shot. he's going to be getting out soon. he has a family and he has work on the outside that he can go back to, and yet he consciously engages in a fight that sets him up in a much worse situation. it could possibly get him outside charges which would give him a lengthier sentence in prison. >> that

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earlier i sat down with the one and only donald trump. is he running for president?e known for being a businessman. 50 million 50 million americans in poverty close to it. 50 million americans on food stamps. 92 million americans not work. we don't count them but they're not work. >> we don't count them. they say 5.3 and 5.6%. i think it's over 20% during the speech i said -- >> how would we get them -- how would donald trump as president get these people back to work? >> you have to take the jobs back from china. you have to take the jobs back from mexico. in iowa companies are leaving for mexico. they are given incentives to leave our country and go to places like mexico. mexico is the next china. mexico is not our friend. and i'm not just talking about the border. mexico is ripping off the united states big big league. but jobs going to china mexico brazil. they are they are going everywhere but here. and we lost our manufacturing and base. >> what would specifically you do to, a, stop iran's nuclear program and, be defeat isis. i don't hear you say degrade. >> wi

available on any device. >>> donald trump is making headlines, but isn't he always? a possible 2016 for the white house. i spoke to mr. trump, host of "the apprentice," best selling author, real estate mogul earlier tonight. let's start with your exploratory committee and whether you're serious or whether you're just a tease. some say you tease people but then you never see it through all the way. >> i see everything through. everything in my life i've seen through. i've built a great company. one of the great companies. and people understand that, but the country is in serious serious trouble. it's a mess. look at israel, look at russia. people aren't talking about it, putin who hates obama just hates him with like well i think worse than bb, worse than anybody. he's talking about nuclear all the time. i've never even heard this from a major country, russia they're talking about nuclear. he's mentioning the nukeclear word. i don't think you've heard it i haven't heard it this started a few months ago. a lot of that is the dislike he's got for obama. >> but obama's g

. >> if you haven't guessed, it belongs to donald trump.you may have seen one of his helicopters in the opening of "the celebrity apprentice." trump also owns a boeing 757 that eric remodeled years ago. >> when i got a call from the owner, i hadn't spoken to him in two years, since we did his boeing. and he said, "eric, could you come down? i want to meet with you. i'm buying a new helicopter, and i want you to outfit it." i said, "well, what does it look like?" he said, "that's why we're meeting." >> this helicopter is a sikorsky. it's like the bentley of helicopters. a chopper like this costs between $5 million and $7 million, but even at that price range, this is what the interior looked like when trump bought it -- old and outdated. >> we gutted the whole helicopter, and we started fresh. >> and by "starting fresh," he means, "out with the old and in with the gold." >> all the hardware for this seat is 24-karat gold-plated to match the rest of the gold-plating throughout the aircraft. 24-karat gold in the plane, 24-karat gold-leafing. t

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should we take him seriously when 75 to 80% chance donald trump this time he'll probably run for president. >> we'll be there. see you in 20 minutes. i want to get the panel's take on 2016 and what came out of c pac next. high level negotiations with sweeping impacts on national security. can you guess whether i'm talking about netanyahu coming to washington talking about iran's nuclear program or the political em pass over the dhs funding. our panel will address all the above when we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room

earlier i had an opportunity sit down with the one and only donald trump is.nning for president? we had a opportunity talk. >> 50 million americans in poverty. 50 million americans on food stamps. 92 million americans not working. we don't count them but they are not working. >> we don't count them. they say 5.3 and 5.6%. i think it is over. >> how would donald trump get these people back to work? >> you have to take the jobs back from china. you have to take the jobs back from mexico. companies are leaving for mexico. they have an incentive to go to mexico. mexico is the next china. mexico is not our friend. i am not just talking about the border. mexico is ripping off the united states big lean. we have lost our manufacturing base. >> what would you do to stop iran's nuclear program and to defeat isis. >> with isis i would hit them really hard. a year ago you would not have said it. nobody would have liked. but you may have to have boots on the ground for a period of time until you get rid of the cancer. they are cutting off the heads of people and burning p

donald trump brought up the issue of ted cruz's birthplace. let's listen to the donald. >> well, he's got, you know, a hurdle that nobody else seems to have at this moment. it's a hurdle that somebody could certainly look at it very seriously. he was born in canada. if you know, and when we all studied our history lessons, he's supposed to be born in this country. i don't know how the courts would rule on it. it's an additional hurdle that he has that nobody else seems to have. >> you know, the way, the delicate way in which, wayne and everybody, that this guy, trump -- he's a smart guy, obviously. fix years out who to nail with the birther problem. doesn't nail george romney who was born in mexico. names obama. this one, he said the courts will have to sort this one out, a different discernment there. >> yeah. let's not treat donald trump like a serious candidate. >> i'm not. >> a marketing genius. >> a critic of who's an american and who isn't. natural born american doesn't mean you have to be naturalized. born to an american mother. like pr

overpowering like "the donald" himself is what you're saying. i don't know, pep every mint juicy apple, sounds delicious. >> i think it stinks and not very presidential. melissa: he is out to make a buck. only running for president to sell what he selling on the side. >> he knows the brand. melissa: i love it. it is wonderful. >> that word trump sells products. i bet it will sell it here. melissa: it will. >> this is comment how much better the republican field is this year. where he was sort of in the mix last time. >> he is still in the mix. >> yeah? melissa: thanks, guys. i want to bring your attention back to the markets. the dow is currently down. take a look at that. >> ouch. melissa: down better than 200 points. we'll check out oil. we're 20 minutes from the close. crude is up more than 3 1/2%. 3.8% on the day. big spike in crude oil there. >>> a critical find a new clue into the germanwings crash. investigators recover an audio recording from the plane's black box. we'll bring you all the latest developments. >>> ford, keeping you on the

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donald trump's exploratory committee. >> tamron take it with a grain of salt. was a head line came out in 1999 about donald trump forming an exploratory presidential committee and he didn't end up running. our own nbc wall street journal poll found 74% of republican primary voters couldn't see themselves supporting him. so i really don't think we will be paying a lot of attention to donald trump regardless of the exploratory committee. >> interesting roundup there. see you tomorrow. >>> why kraft is recalling more than 6 million boxes of macaroni and cheese. one of the stories we are following. a lot of parents interested in that. >>> and a drone flies into the world's largest cave and captures images you'll want to see. stick around. we will be right back. building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. no matter who you are, if you have type 2 diabetes, you know it can be a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine ... what if there was a new class of medicine that works

donald trump came up with that, yep. he came up with that.s saying he came up with that a year ago, and then apparently, he went back in time and gave it to ronald reagan because -- >> make america great again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know, that's -- donald trump wrote that. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: donald trump wrote that. also, he came up with a great way to have to tell people they didn't have their job any more. he's like, "you have to get out of here. [ laughter ] you can't." something like that, i can't remember what it was. [ laughter and applause ] something like that, right? >> steve: "you're no longer needed." >> jimmy: "you're no, your work is no longer needed here." >> steve: yeah, at this establishment. >> jimmy: "get lost." [ laughter ] i saw this week marks the 25th anniversary of the release of the movie "pretty woman." [ cheers and applause ] i know it sounds hard to believe, but before "pretty woman" came out, being a prostitute wasn't considered that glamorous. [ laughter ] did you guys see this over the weekend? a

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coming up here on abc 7 news at noon, donald trump is not done with politics. the big announcement he made today. and another politician is leaving office. the scandal is you surrounding the resignation of an illinois congressman. another major insurance company hacked. sensitive information stolen and what's being done about it. and did you think you were done with the scarf and gloves? not so fast. doug with back with how much snow we could see before the end of the week. jummy: all eyes are on the federal reserve this noon. autria: financial experts are looking for clues on how quickly the central bank could raise interest rates and it comes down to just one word -- patience. if the fed chair makes no mention of the word a rate increase could occur as early as june. the fed has kept interest rates around zero for six years now. senate republicans are expected to outline their budget plan today. the house released its plan yesterday. president obama is criticizing the $3.8 trillion plan saying it won't invest enough in the things we need to grow. donald trump

he wanted to ask donald trump that question.rter i'm devastated that he didn't get a chance to ask donald trump that question on camera. >> i but i feel like we're still feeling how these conspiracies will flower in a post-obama era. they were for hillary, but we'll see after hillary. >> what do you expect as we move towards town hall season? >> well, i'm going to just take weigel at face value and assume he is telling the truth. >> maybe he is in on it. maybe it's a false flag by weigel. >> it's sort of impossible to know on some level. i'm sure there's going to be a lot of benghazi stuff that comes out. >> yep. >> at one point it's going to shift to hillary clinton. >> that's right. when do we start seeing the pivot. that's going to be an important moment in the sort of collective subconscious of the conservative base. >> i'm not convinced that a lot of this isn't -- for instance louie gohmert the other day was talking about how president obama refused to help nigeria deal with boko haram. >> i want to play that sound. good st

plk donald put his house up for sale soon after the december allegations. it was those allegations and with the 49ers described as quote pattern of poor choices that led the team to fire him last season. off camera many neighbors say they are happy to see him go. they say there had been too many police visits at his home for all the wrong reasons. >> you know the role model situation, this is not a good thing. so i don't know. >> mcdon add has not been able to sign with another nfl team since the allegations surfaced. his attorney says that's part of the reason why lawsuit is necessary. to clear his name. legal analyst steven clark tells nbc bay area plk donald's lawyer faces an uphill battle with this civil suit. they say -- he says he doubts it will even go to trial. he says you can't sue someone for reporting a crime. we're live in san jose's evergreen community, aim damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> a san jose police officer is changing his legal strategy now fighting charges of raping a woman while on duty and also roughing up his ex girlfriend. th

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straight ahead what donald trump says he can do for america in 2016. >> a heart warming gesture by a local salon opening its doors for a group of cancer survivors. howard? >> villanova they're getting closer to the start of the final leg on this great season and what would it be like if they relived nova history of 30 years ago. >>> eagles resigned one of their own players much that's coming up in sports. >> donald trump for president. he apparently likes the sound of that. the republican announced plans today to form a presidential exploratory committee. one step short of a formal launch but gives him time to start the all important fundraising and hiring of staff. trump has flirted with the idea of running for president in the past but this is the biggest step he's taken in that direction. trump says he's the only person who could make america truly great again. >>> something new roaming around the grounds of the philadelphia zoo and it's not an animal. zoo announcing today the purchase avenue knew fleet of solar powered golf carts. it was made possible by a $100,000 donation from

donald trump is upside down in the same poll. most of the tier is in iowa answering agricultural policy questions from bruce cat set stetter. >> one of the issues in the caucus state is on ethanol and also renewable fuel standards. governor scott walker shifted his stance backing an ethanol standard but ted cruz refused to budge. >> it is not complicated. it's not complicated to figure out what the answer was they were looking for on that question. and what i've tried to do in politics is tell people the truth. i think ethanol, i think biofuels will continue to prosper and continue to grow in the free market m. i don't think they need a government mandate to continue to grow the ethanol market but my view is washington shouldn't be picking winners and losers. >>> and let's turn to to business. apple, the company is expected to unveil more details about the new smart watch. for that let's go to london. what are we expecting today? >> reporter: all eyes on san francisco. a lot of details we want because of course we had the unveili

trump, nobody. >> donald trump, 2016?stay tuned. >>> jeb bush's campaign has drained a potential pr problem involving his mother, barbara bush. two years ago she told the today show she didn't want jeb bush running for president. >> it's a great country, and there are a lot of great families and it's not just four families or whatever. there are other people out there that are very qualified. and we have had enough bushes. >> well, today barbara bush sent a fundraising email asking for donations to the web run fund that she just launched. referring to her previous concerned, she said, when you see the pounding that the spouses and candidates take, what mother wouldn't be? but jep is our best chance of taking back the white house in fix 2006, and i hope that you'll join me in pushing him to run. rand paul, who was ramping up his campaign received an an endorsement of sorts from democratic candidate, harry reid. he has been struggling to regain his vision. paul is an ophthalmologist and he has been visiting reid. >> i reall

. >>> donald trump's fight to take his name off the taj mahal casino in atlantic city is not over yet. yesterday, the owners of the taj filed an appeal of a court order siding with trump. the billionaire developer is suing because he says the owners let the casino go downhill over the years, tarnishing the trump personal brand. donald trump is no longer affiliated with those owners. >>> search crews looking for a missing malaysia airlines flight 370 have a new time line for their mission. we'll tell you what happens when that time runs out. >>> today the federal investigation ramps up into the plane that skidded off the runway at new york's laguardia airport, how officials are trying to get answers. >>> plus new jersey governor chris christie says he wants the state to spend less money on snow removal next year but the department of transportation says not so fast. why the d.o.t. says it's not the governor's call. now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish after dish... day after delicious day... shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires meals,

he wanted to ask donald trump that question. i'm devastated he didn't get a chance to ask donald trump that question on camera. >> but we're still seeing how much these conspiracy will flower in a post-obama era. >> we'll see how it goes with hillary. >> what do you think, what can we expect as we move toward town hall season? >> well, i'm going to just take a waggle at face value and assume he's telling the truth about this whole thing. >> maybe he's in on it. maybe it's a false flag by weigel. >> it's impossible to know on some level. i'm sure there's going to be a lot of benghazi stuff that comes out. at one point, it's going to shift to hillary clinton. >> when do we start seeing the pivot in the selective sub conscience of the conservative base? >> louie gohmert was talking about how president obama refused to help deal with boko haram. >> i want to play that sound. good stuff. here's louie gohmert talking about why we won't aid nigeria apparently. >> it was reported from nigeria that this administration said, unless you ch