developments is the was the younger generation of republicans of paul ryan and marco rubio mid eric cantor seemed to be much more easily simultaneously embody said genuine and proper concern along with a genuine and of proper concern of a limited government and individual liberty. i should add this is a real challenge liberties of the one hand and tradition on the other goes back to edmund burke one of the reflections of the revolution of france is liberty get these to be given a proper respect with order a and virtue because of the traditional way to maintain a legal order through those cultivation of virtues preform individuals were capel's to maintain a free society there is never less intentions but liberty in the first place means doing as you wish but position as a doing as a tradition says you ought to do as authority but sometimes what you wish to do or what profession and you wish to enter or racial children differs from what tradition says so then they meet each other tim brookes saw that dog negative perks of this but however with eric cantor in marco rubio they understand the c

talk to republicans about this, and i imagine you have, because you -- i know you've worked with eric cantor on a previous piece of legislation, the jobs act 37 when you talk to them, what do they say to you. is this message persuasive? it doesn't seem like it's reaching the house republican caucus. >> it is. i'm not talking about a specific conversation with specific people, in general, there is a lot of republican support for doing whatever they can to focus on the economy, focus on innovations, that is why the legislation that eric cantor championed with the support of president obama passed a year ago, with broad bipartisan support. i think they do understand the importance of talent, the issues get more complicated because of the other issues around border security, path to citizenship. some of the guest worker programs, i think there's broad agreement, the right way to look at immigration is not just through the prism of politics, obviously, that's a focus, or the prism of security, how do you secure the border or prism of morality, what's the right thing to do, the prism of economics,

be honest disagreements without using hateful language and as you know the mar majority leader, eric cantortrongly disagree with his characterization of the children of immigrants and find the comments of his words inexcusable. do you want to revise and amend your comments or stand by them? >> of course, i wouldn't revise and amend. first, i've got to back a couple things up, wolf. one is, that discussion about the pick of the litter is about self-selected legal immigrants who are the cream of the crop, the vigor of the american civilization. that speech was clear and nobody there thought otherwise. this has been regenerated across through the media. then neither did i describe the vast majority of those who come in here as drug smugglers. what i said is for every valedictorian, there are 100 that are smuggling drugs into the united states. and i think the numbers support that. so no, i won't back up on that statement. i think it's important that the people in congress can objectively look at the data out there, the real facts and know 80 to 90% of the illegal drugs that come into america c

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john boehner then eric cantor then kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy is not from nevada. this is not a hometown thing for him. he's from california. getting him to come to this thing, to your state as the number three republican in congress, that's kind of a coup, right, a big deal for the republican women southern nevada pac, especially since this is their very first gala, gala, gala, whatever. here's the interesting thing, though. kevin mccarthy was supposed to be headlining this republican ladies' gala in nevada this weekend. nevada's governor, brian sandoval. lieutenant governor, the senator. that was lineup for the event alongside this man. wayne allyn root who is not an elected republican. also not fancy pants enough to get his picture on the invitation to the gala. still a big enough part of the program to at least have his name on it. wayne allyn root is a draw in conservative politics because he says he has proof, he has proof, he has firsthand knowledge that president obama is secretly foreign. the president is secretly not an american. and, therefore, secretly

so congressman israel, let me ask you in effect the question that eric cantor asked. if the president selectively enforces obamacare, what's to say he wouldn't selectively enforce comprehensive immigration reform, yes, go ahead ahead with legalization, but not enforce the border measures. >> we shouldn't use this as yet another excuse to obstruct the majority of the american people who support comprehensive immigration reform. 68 senators who support comprehensive immigration reform. president george w. bush and barack obama who support it. let's get away from the sound bite and understand fact. under this president, deportations are at an all-time high. border crossings at an all-time low. the senate bill, the product of bipartisanship, which i hope the house republicans will allow us to vote upon, provides $40 billion for new border enforcement, doubles the number of border patrol agents. senator mccain, who supports this bill, i believe, said this would be the most militarized border since the berlin wall. if 68 senators agree this is enforceable, and 87% of the am

i think of eric cantor. they seem to be much more easily to simultaneously embody the genuine and proper conservative concern with traditional morality. along with a genuine and proper conservative concerned with limited government or individual liberty. i should add this is a real challenge for conservatives. is concerned with liberty on the one hand and tradition on the other, this goes back to edmund burke, one of the things of the revolution in france is liberty depends and gives proper respect to order an virtue because it's through traditional ways. it's through maintaining order tickets through the cultivation of virtues that we form individuals who are capable of maintaining freedom from maintaining a free society. burke understood there were -- liberty in the first place means doing as you wish. tradition in the first place means doing as authority as doing a tradition said you ought to do. sometimes what you wish to do, and you wish, what profession which to enter, he wished to raise your children

i've also seen eric cantor's memo from this past friday where eric cantor doesn't even address immigration as one of the potential things they'll take up. i have no idea what they're looking for specifically. the house judiciary committee has marked up smaller bills, they have taken this kind of piecemeal approach and representative baoehner, speake boehner is unwill ing to addres this. >> that was one of your real frustrations, not being able to pass that bill. >> yeah, i mean, i understand sometimes you get legislation through that you want. i was also frustrated we didn't pass social security reform. i thought the plan i laid out on both was reasonable. but sometimes it takes -- it takes time for some of the complex issues to evolve. and looks like immigration is -- has a chance to pass. >> is that true? chance to pass right now? demographics have shifted even more since president bush tried. >> i'm actually an optimist on this. i think it is a golden opportunity for the house to show that it can be effective and functional, after the senate really produced, i think, a dysfunctional pro

pero ayer dos lderes republicanos, eric cantor y bob goodlatte, anunciaron que estn trabajando juntosam act o acta de ensueÑo, que dara la oportunidad a millones de estudiantes de obtener una educacin superior. en un comunicado el congresista goodlatte asegur que, ""este es solamente un componente de una reforma migratoria. un proyecto de ley exitoso tiene que mejorar nuestros programas legales de inmigracin, fortalecer la seguridad fronteriza y hacer cumplir las leyes de inmigracin internamente.. ." s/diego sánchez, soñador "les recordamos que no vamos aceptar algo menos de lo que ya esta propuesto en la propuesta del senado. no algo menos que el camino a la ciudadanía entonces se le pide que ya mas trabas no vamos a aceptar". el mes pasado el presidente obama reconoci a diego snchez por sus logros como estudiante indocumentado y cont la historia de cuando lleg de su nativo argentina cuando tena xx aÑos con sus padres. hoy su sueÑo de seguir estudiando esta en las manos de la cmara baja. aunque los detalles an son escasos sobre el proyecto de ley pendiente, activistas tendrn el proce

. >> speaker john boehner and majority leader eric cantor quickly condemned the comments with cantorling them inexcusabl inexcusable. boehner say, what he said is wrong. there can be disagreements without being hateful. king is saying his description comes from the border patrol. >> that comes from being down on the border, spending days and nights down there and multiple trips and time with the border patrol. that description essentially came from them. it's not something that i'm making up. this is real. >> joining me now, nbc news latino contributor raul reyes. king saying this came from the border patrol really reminds me of michele bachman when she was talking about the vaccination for the hpv where she said some random mom came to her and told her this. she didn't get her team to research any of this. she rejurch tated it on the "today" show and the mom was never found. steve king is saying some random border patrol person said this to him and he presented it as fact. >> right. and the crazy thing here, aside from the fact that these comments are highly offensive to latinos, to

. >> fellow republicans were quick to criticize that house majority leader eric cantor is working on legislation to offer a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. or so-called dreamers. and he says, "i strongly disagree with his characterization of the children of immigrants and find the comments inexcusable". house speaker boehner calls the language wrong and hateful. >>> federal investigators have launched a full investigation to try to figure out what caused the landing gear to fail on a southwest flight earlier this week in new york. meanwhile, we are hearing more about those terrifying moments inside the plane. nbc's katy tur has the story for us. >> cleared to land. >> reporter: the 737 approached laguardia's runway 4 with no indication anything was wrong. but moments later, passengers felt the jolt as the plane's nose slammed to the ground, flames shooting from the fuselage. brian foster captured it all on camera from his window seat. >> it knocked the camera out of my hand we hit so hard. and it flipped up and you can see me looking a

as a picture of eric cantor. -- here is a picture of eric cantor in the "the wall street journal" story. i will review a bit of that -- read you a bit of that we will get into more of that in our next segment of the "washington journal" as we look at the weeks ahead before the august recess. we've got a few minutes left on this idea of politics as the best avenue for public service. on ouris from tennessee 30 and over line. good morning. caller: hello, sir. yes, i had a couple of things. this is a really good issue you guys are talking about the -- about. it really gives us the opportunity to look at how money -- fiat currency with a monopoly, how it can control elections. abramoff has talked a lot about this. i will just leave it at that and ask everybody to look into it. the nsa also allows people to manipulate markets, gain money off of that stuff, and turn around lobby for new things to happen. host: can i ask you about this proposal that was asked about in the survey of the "usa today," requiring every american aged 18-25 to serve one year in the military or the peace corps or comm

on the guest list for the for the four hour invitation only meeting with republican congressman eric cantor paul ryan kevin mccarthy pete sessions jeb hensarling pete hoekstra and dan longer republican senators jim de mint and jon kyl tom coburn john ensign and bob corker are also in attendance the whole thing was orchestrated by republican propaganda mastermind frank luntz and newt gingrich was also in attendance and on my radio show a few months back he flat out admitted that the purpose of this dinner meeting was to come up with a plan to sabotage the obama presidency. you were quoted in the book as saying that. after this dinner you'll remember this is the day the seeds of two thousand and twelve were sown is that all accurate well i'm tired so were you guys insurgents against the obama presidency well the fact is not the opposition party ought to sit down and try to figure out how to get back in power that's why they're the opposition party they're not going to back in power they might as well switch parties and join the incumbent party during that dinner the republican lawmakers appar

late this month, lawmakers, including majority leader eric cantor, will visit new york to promote the historical aspects of immigration. meanwhile, the senate has confirmed thomas perez to lead the labor department. the vote passed 54 to 46. and, a group of bipartisan senators have reached a compromise on the student loan rate debate. after doubling to 6.8% on july 1st, a new deal ties rates on government loans to market movements. it caps the loans at 8.25%. also on capitol hill, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke wrapped up his 2 days of testimony. bernanke called out congress for failing to do more to improve the economy. he was also asked about the student loan situation. "the amount of student debt is large - it's over a trillion dollars at this point. i think that it is not particularly likely to cause any sharp instability of the sort we saw in the last few years." the fed chief says it's a plus that students can borrow money to to get an education, which is good for the economy. the fed chair was also asked about the fallng price of gold. bernanke replied no one really unde

eric cantor is trying to offer a path of citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. he says, i strongly disagree with his characterization of the children of immigrants and find the comments inexcusable. and john boehner called his language wrong and hateful. >>> federal investigators have launched a full investigation to try to figure out what cause the landing gear to fail on a southwest flight earlier this week in new york. meanwhile, we're hearing more about those terrifying moments inside the plane. nbc's katie tur has that story. >> reporter: the 737 approached laguardia's runway four with no indication that anything was wrong. but moments later, passengers felt the jolt as the plane's nose slammed to the ground, flames shooting from the fuselage. it was all caught on camera from his window seat. >> it knocked the camera out of my hand that we hit so hard. you can see me looking around. i'm like what in the world happened? >> reporter: flight attendants urged start willed passengers to stay in their seats. >> we're not. there you need to tak

during the two thousand and eleven debt ceiling negotiations caucus room attendees congressman eric cantor and senator jon kyl walked out of the negotiations and refused to restart the discussions with their democratic counterparts as a result of this intentional negotiation collapse america's credit rating was lowered since that january two thousand and nine dinner senators jim de mint jon kyl tom coburn john ensign and bob corker de mint course now running the heritage foundation have helped to filibuster more bills and during any other congress in history and all other congresses in history combined and the group of senators has voted no to widely bipartisan legislation including things like senator al franken anti-rape amendment the lilly ledbetter fair pay act and even an anti outsourcing bill in two thousand and ten that would have protected millions of american jobs republicans are so intent on sabotaging the obama presidency that they're unwilling to say no to rape unfortunately despite this appalling behavior by republican lawmakers in congress our corporate media has completely f

joining us right now, house majority leader, virginia congressman eric cantor.now it will pass the house, but will it stop there? >> well, i think what happened is the administration took a step a few weeks ago which match what had a lot of us have been saying for a long time, that this obamacare law is fundamentally flawed, the administration began to see and finally admitted that it wasn't ready to be implemented, and just this week, what we saw were democratic union leaders write a letter to nancy pelosi and harry reid pointing out that there were going to be devastating effects of obamacare in terms of job prospects and people's health care. in fact, they called and predicted nightmare scenarios to the working families of america and they say as well, affordable care act is not ready. it is flawed. we've been saying all along, brian that, this is not a law that we want for this country. >> brian: by the way, this is a letter, not exactly cantor supporters, that represents 3 million people traditionally anyway. what do you say to people who say, well, the sam

approach we are taking to address all three major areas including the status.iate legal congressman eric cantor and i nnounced we are working on legislation that will deal with the issue of children who are by their parents unlawfully and yet have grown up here, sometimes from a very early age, educated here and now and face to go out life on their own and don't have any documentation. important at is an area to address and there are many republicans who want to do that. step would be to figure out for the larger group. be don't all have to treated with the same status. somebody who entered the country 10 days ago may not be deserving of the same consideration as somebody who country 20 years ago. people who came here and have legalize pting to their status may opinion different status than those who simply by egally coming across the border. hey all need to be addressed but we have to think of it not as one large group of 11 million a lot of individuals who fit in different categories. gomez.ill turn to alan >> mr. chairman, you have been ery clear that those young undocumented immigrants, tho

corporations that paid no taxes between two thousand and eight and ten are steady why are john boehner eric cantor blunt and mitch mcconnell sounds like a few familiar names or it also seems like they have a vested interest in opposing any legislation to close these loopholes and exactly essentially they maintain their power through these loopholes. they're being paid off through campaign contributions and there's very little effort to change this there have been some legislation proposed to change the loopholes in the tax code but you probably are not going to go anywhere what i understand these companies spend a lot of money on their tax departments to yes i actually spend some of the most a lot of money on on it's tax apartment and they bring good things to light the do bring good things to life but one of the things for their tax apartment is known as one of the best tax apartments in the world they're headed by john samuelson who is a former treasury official so this is another stop on the revolving door and they also have former i.r.s. members and they also people that actually wrote some of

saturday now talk about the children brought to the united stas illegally it is being hammered out by eric cantornd bob could not. >> these children we brought here of no accord on their own and frankly there an a very difficult position and i think any members believed that this needs to be addressed. >> his comments seemed to be coming from the question when it will release the immigration proposal. joining us now is a member of the so-called gain of seven and the appropriations committee. greaeat to have you with us. your reaction into the speaker's remarks regarding the children brought to the united states by illegal immigrants? >> one thing that the defiance of united states of america is the aristocracy we could be a drug dealer we don't hold that against the children yet people here their parents made that decision they have done everything right and we should hold them accountable for their actions and that is what the speaker is lking about. reordination of laws. lou: your house is one of rules and order. are you going to proceed as the chair did has persisted with regar rules of order

corporations that paid no taxes between two thousand and eight and ten are steady why are john boehner eric cantor boy blunt and mitch mcconnell sounds like a few familiar names or it also seems like they have a vested interest in opposing any legislation to close these loopholes exactly essentially they maintain their power through these loopholes they're being paid off through campaign contributions and there's very little effort to change this there have been some legislation proposed to change the loopholes in the tax code but probably are not going to go anywhere well i understand the these companies spend a lot of money on their tax departments to yes i actually spend some of the most a lot of money on on its tax apartment and they bring good things to what they do bring good things to life but one of the things for their tax apartments known as one of the best tax apartments in the world they're headed by john samuelson who is a former treasury official so this is another stop on the revolving door and they also. former i.r.s. members and they also people that actually wrote some of the tax

there is movement in congress to do something about that and then you know what i got thrown out eric cantor thank you all right and spencer baucus the chair of the house banking committee finance committee ok we're going to move on to a final subject we've got about ninety second senator warren's proposal mccain's proposal to reinstate a form of glass steagall has attracted a lot of attention critics say the separation of commercial banking from investment banking wouldn't prevent another crisis will it i'm just going to repeat what elizabeth warren said all these diversity because she's i mean because i don't think there's any counterargument to the fact that from the founding of this country every ten fifteen years we've had a major banking panic and then after glass steagall in nineteen thirty two after the whole everything fell apart we went sixty seventy years without another major banking panic co-incidence well i think it gets down to moral hazard when you have the federal reserve with a wink and a nod always willing to build somebody out and giving away free money that's the source

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house majority leader eric c cantor tells us how., sir. >> nice to see you, greta. >> my favorite topic. government waste and abuse. do you have any ideas? >> in fact, house republicans are really gearing up for one big week next week and we have a package of about 11 bills indirectly at that very point. the reason why we're really doing it is because you've seen now across the country a lot of waning, if you will, of the trust the people have in this government. and it is warranted. you hear what's going on in the irs, you look at what's going on in the white house, you look at the spending of these agencies. we've got some bills to get right at this. the first bill i want to talk about is getting the irs out of obamacare. we know what's going on at the irs, we know there are a lot of evidence -- there is a lot of evidence to demonstrate there is a political witch hunt going on in the tax enforcement agency, and yet that agency now is going to be into your health care records and help implement obamacare. that's not something we wan

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house speaker john reform is children brought illegally a measure on the issue is a hammer out by eric cantornd judiciary committee chairman. >> this is about basic fairness. these children were brought here was no record of their own and frankly they are in a very difficult position. i think ma members believe the decision needs to be addressed. lou: his comments come as a bipartisan house group is wrangling with the question when it will release the immigration proposal. joining us is a member of the so-called gang of seven also the approprtions committee. great to have you with us. your reaction to the speaker's remas of the children brought to the united states by the illegal immiants? >> one of the thigs that defines the united stes of america is we are the a meritocracy. a drug dealer or a murderer we don't hold that against the children we judge people for what they do for their merits. we have a number of people here that the parents made that decision and they have done everything right and we should hold them accountable for their actions and that is what the speaker is talking abou

eric cantor is trying to get the dream act crafted through the house.his is something that the party is supposed to want to do. to blit ra oh bl obliterate the notion is to question it. you have to want to embark on this process. the hope that the loudest elements of the house caucus could keep their lips sealed shut. that they could move forward and somehow they would make inroads with the hispanic community. whatever they are doing is undermined by the commentary and saying that the dreamers are drug mules. it is deeply racist by what he is saying. when you are talking about children who are here and contributing here with american society. >> it is unbelievable and they are not really aware of this. the hispanic media is paying so much attention to this. i guess they don't even though that. they don't talk to these people. they aren't part of their conception of what america is. they are this group of people over here. they are not people they know. they are people that they are trying to curry favor with. that is the good part. >> and some ways thos

jenna: quite a list by eric cantor. we're talking a lot about the irs because the health care law is close to being implemented. house committee is doing something related to the presidents health care law related to the irs, what are they focusing on? >> they are looking at, a lot of alarms went off in washington because the controversy is going to enforce the presidents health care law. essentially take a look at that, taking a look at the irs ability to collect taxes and subsidies as part of the health care law and obviously a lot of lawmakers concerned about expanding the power of the irs after it has been an agency that has gotten so much negative attention recently and so the question will be is this nibbling away at the health care law, are they saying essentially they don't think the irs should expand its powers to enforce the law? jenna: another busy day for you, thank you very much. jon: the proposal to rein in the irs one of several bills republicans are sponsoring to and what they call government abuse. our

you have house speaker john boehner and eric cantor issuing statements denouncing king's remarks. fact is it's out there and among the political leaders. what does it say about the progress of race in our country? >> it's so funny because avr was started because there was this assumption that when president obama was elected all this explicit racial conversation with a go underground. we wouldn't be able to have these conversations around race because we would have an african-american president half white president and we would be ushered in this new era. but what's happened is people feel even freer to say what they always thought about race. it's very sad. one of the amazing leaguecies of the civil rights movement is we've been able to name what is racist and what's not. we've been able to set bounds boundaries of what you can and cannot say the fact that people feel they can say these things are very troublely. >> john: i would like to talk about the difference between bigotry and racism. when paula dean happened we coined the phrase, bigorace. i want to look at something that

earlier today, eric cantor highlight teamster union concerns about the afford able care act. >> the obamacare legislation is a total rewrite of the kind of health care we can expect. these union leaders say it's not only bad for healthcare and bad for jobs and will harm the 40-hour work week the union community has been about. >> claims the issue was cracking the alliance with organized labors. >> wendell, thanks very much. the royal baby watch is crazy. getting crazyier. we'll have an update with john honey hunt, and his mum in the uk. and we have a decision in a custody case, whether a little girl will go to her aadoptive parents or her real dad. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> breaking news update in royal baby watch 2013. the third in line for the british throne still not born and no word from prince william or kate middleton. reporters have been camped outside of the london hospital wh