amnesty fiat.e -- . lou: now, do you find that an acquiescence to the mcconnell approach, congressman? >> well the speaker has a hard job, i would say this, the american people didn't send us here to highlight hypocrisy, they send us to stop the president's overreach, his unconstitutional actions, and that's what i think my colleagues in the house want to stop this week. that's certainly what i will be working to do. lou: this is a direction, i think, a lot of a lot of americans are going to be very disappointed in the direction, having won control of both houses the direction of which the republican party is going, don't you think? >> well, lou, you know when this strategy was set out a few months ago our promise was we would fight tooth and nail to stop the president's unconstitutional overreach. we've got a district court opinion saying the actions may be unconstitutional. i think we need to continue to stand our ground. this is serious business, no one wants to see the department of homeland se

leaving the president's amnesty fiat to the court. it is hard to believe that these senors those folks failed to comprehend the matter of executive fiat pro sents this nation with a constitutional crisis there is though shrinking from it our constitutional republic hangs in the balance. >> our photo of quote of the evening on the imperial presidency. that is increasingly empireious, problem with what the president is doing is that he is not simply posing a danger to the constitutional system, he is becoming the very danger that constitution was designed to avoid. professor john an turley. constitutional shol scholar. up next tpweubg states 26 states fighting amnesty for millions of illegal eu78immigrants next. lou: joining us, scott pruitt, attorney general of the great state of oklahoma. part of the multistate lawsuit against the president's fiat, so far doing pretty good, good to have you with us. >> good to see you. lou: white house calm back today, feeling -- seeking an injunction against at judge's stay of the fiat, what do you m

district court judge blocked the fiat.next guest represents one of the 26 states involved in the lawsuit. joining us is the attorney general of arizona, mark brnovich. attorney general, good to have you with us. this is i think, a lot of people were surprised, certainly you were not, neither were attorneys general, but for this decision to block the fiat, part of this illegal immigrants were to have begun today in the implementation of the president's fiat as they applied for all that would be conferred by the president. what happens next? will the president -- the president says they will appeal, will they in your judgment? >> of course, this is something the president feels very strongly about. i can only speak for myself. i was very confident. i believe strongly in the rule of law, like many americans do. i believe in the constitution. the president is not a king, not an emperor, he cannot unilaterally create law. don't take my word for it and the other attorneys general word. he knew he did not have the power to do thi

does this stand or does it not the fiat? personally believe without any equivcasion that if our checks and balances do not stop this etkpwraoefrpblegregious on part of this president. >> they are going to hold to this power,. >> this is not the end. >> you you talking about next year before a decision. >> i think expedited because the supremes are done and out by june. lou: nice to see courts work on something urgent. >> not as fast as we do. lou: they are not getting paid as much as you. >> thank you. lou: that is it for us, good night, from new york city. strange inheritance.com. ♪ ♪ will. announcer: was he a lifelong corridor or collector? the answer lies in sizes knowledge regard told what rusty old cars. which is the truth? we are about to find out. ♪ ♪ jamie: i

does this stand or does it not the fiat?y believe without any equivcasion that if our checks and balances do not stop this etkpwraoefrpblegregious on part of this president. >> they are going to hold to this power,. >> this is not the end. >> you you talking about next year before a decision. >> i think expedited because the supremes are done and out by june. lou: nice to see courts work on something urgent. >> not as fast as we do. lou: they are not getting paid as much as you. >> thank you. lou: that is it for us, good night, from new york city. neil: 60 nations 3 days, one summit. zero mention for the reason of that summit -- islamist extremist. i am neil cavuto. the word on the tip of everyone's tongue, not one is leting it roll off their tongue because white house ruled off limits word islamist extremist. participant from around the world at white house had better know and honor it or plan on cutting their visit short.

leaving the president's amnesty fiat to the court.s hard to believe that these senors those folks failed to comprehend the matter of executive fiat pro sents this nation with a constitutional crisis there is though shrinking from it our constitutional republic hangs in the balance. >> our photo of quote of the evening on the imperial presidency. that is increasingly empireious, problem with what the president is doing is that he is not simply posing a danger to the constitutional system, he is becoming the very danger that constitution was designed to avoid. professor john an turley. constitutional shol scholar. up next tpweubg states 26 states fighting amnesty for millions of illegal eu78immigrants next. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies t

now, does it stand or does it not, the fiat? because i personally believe without any any equivocation whatsoever, that if our checks and balances do not stop this kind of egregious, egregious lack of constraint on the part of the president, we are done as a constitutional republic. i really mean that. >> the good thing is when the fifth circuit is more conservative than the other circuits, so if they are going to hold to the executive powers of the legislative branch and -- >> this will not be the end. it will be the supreme court. >> will this thing be -- >> i think it will be expedited because the supremes are obviously done and out of there by june. >> it's nice to see the courts actually work on something more urgent. >> not as fast as we do. >> they are not getting paid as much as you. thank you both very much. appreciate it. >>> that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. good night from new york city. . >>> tonight on war stories. they were a young band of brothers facing unspeakable hell in the battle for iwo jima

>> i think the fiat ad was a lot of fun with the viagra pill parody. loved the coca-cola commercial. it was terrific. it really made fun of technology apit was so identifiable, particularly for young people and. doritos commercial from pepsico, i thought at that was really funny. adam: david, who do you think knocked it out of the ballpark? they spent four 1/2 million dollars for the spots for 30 sections. what is the real benefit? are they selling product or something else? >> that is the question, most of the great ads, even though they were great, fiat showed the product. we're making a crossover and here is how we're growing it with a viagra pill. i thought that was great. snickers, we fill you up, not just another candy. liz: here is the fiat ad. this italian couple, he runs to get a blue pill. bounces all over the place and ends up in the gas tank after fiat which roars away. it was creative and cute. >> which grows. starts as a mini become as big suv. liz: john, turns out more women were engaging in social media during the super bowl than men. y

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he met with six young illegal imgrants he calls dreamers and who are benefitting from his executive fiat-called dreamers as i said. >> i want to be as clear as possible. i will veto any legislation that got to my desk that took away the chance of these young people who grew up here and who are prepared to contribute to this country that would prevent them from doing so. and i am confident that i can up hold that veto. >> for now, republicans seem unable to reach any kind of party consensus on how to move forward a bill that would have funded the department of homeland security but also unravel the president's amnesty fiat failed another test vote in the senate. mr. obama's amnesty order going into effect february 18th funding for dhs runs out over a week later february 27th. >>> on capitol hill today, health and human services secretary sylvia burwell refused to answer whether the obama administration has a contingency plan should the supreme court rule that federal subsidies for obamacare are illegal. her refusals led to this exchange. >> you refuse to answer our questions and that to m

bill that would have funded the department of homeland security and gutted the president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigrants. and if it's not the president asking for more taxpayer dollars, it's the bureaucrats who worked for him. irs commissioner john koskinen asking congress for more money as the irs continues to make billions in improper payments to illegal immigrants. senate finance committee member senator mike crapo will join us to talk about whether the irs will get any more of our money or whether it will be cleaning house? >>> we begin tonight with another heinous and barbaric murder by the islamic state terrorists. a gruesome act that according to jordanian officials happened a month ago. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with the report. >> reporter: the father of the jordanian pilot lieutenant moaz al-kassabeh overcome by grief after learning the news his son was dead, burned alive by isis terrorists. the jordanian government was quick to confirm what it called an assassination which would not go unanswered. >> whoever doubted the unity of jordan

senior republican aides tell us a clean dhs bill that doesn't defund the president's amnesty fiat will be very difficult to pass. house speaker boehner doesn't seem to be budgeing. >> waiting for the senate to act. the house has done its job to stop the president's overreach on immigration. and we're waiting for the senate to do their job. senate democrats have stood in the way now for three weeks over a bill that should have been debated and passed so until the senate does something, we're in a wait-and-see mode. lou: boehner saying hold up mcconnell. when it appears the majority leader was folding all the republican cards, not just his own. we'll take up the stalemate as the clock ticks down to midnight friday. we begin with the ukrainian foreign policy challenge that faces the president. air force general philip breedlove assessed the grim situation before ukraine before the house armed services committee. >> none of us knows what mr. putin will decide. if we take action and he believes he'll accelerate. if he takes action, it might raise the cost to him and he might take another de

also a big hit fiat chrysler.e call him an older italian fellow who losing his little blue pill, and a terrible moment, he got excited too excited and off goes that pill. but the happy news on that commercial that it found a fiat, in which to l.a.p.d. land. >> in documents retailing hill hillary clinton rolen courageing u.s. military u.s. intervention in libya. washington time report that clinton as secretary of state led a change to unseat gadhafi in the process arms ended up in hands of al qaeda backed terrorists opposing gadhafi. our next guest in congress at the time, said that clinton state department used preparticular of humanitarian intervention -- protect of humanitarian intervention. joining us now former congressman, dennis kucinich. thank you for being here. >> thank you lou. lou: a extraordinary story you members of pentagon, with back-channels to the gadhafi government including his son. you believe that the secretary of state was shaping intelligence toward one conclusion that would be regime change

chrysler is what has supported fiat.t back, without chrysler, fiat would have gone into bankruptcy. it was chrysler's products and cash that has kept fiat alive over the last few years. maybe they should spin chrysler off again. twice of course, that's the great irony. first sergio marconi says chrysler, and then chrysler saves fiat stopbob nardelli will be with us for the hour. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm tom keene on this monday morning -- wednesday morning. here is olivia sterns. >> taking aim at prime minister benjamin netanyahu. unhappy about netanyahu's plans to address the u.s. congress about the iran nuclear talks next month will stop critics include -- next month. critics include his former envoy , saying the speech could hurt relations with the u.s.. the speech was arranged with white house speaker -- with house speaker john boehner without the white house approval. and american personnel were ordered to immediately evacuate the embassy in yemen after unrest. the french embassy

in this illegal amnesty fiat with the most cherished rights you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so in a variety of markets we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. lou:, of seattle has a lame duck status. those like mark zuckerberg and larry page and eric schmidt and others to attend the cybersecurity seminar on the west coast the in the still don't show up even after making it more convenient and then sticking to the talking points to say anything positive about anything like the vice president. >> to state the obvious the pouch -- the past six years have been really hard for this country and tough for our party. but together but we made several the really tough decisions that were not an all p

in this illegal amnesty fiat with the most cherished rights mom! dear!ouncer: in your new role, we help you help. visit aarp.org/caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who once took care of you. lou:, of seattle has a lame duck status. those like mark zuckerberg and larry page and eric schmidt and others to attend the cybersecurity seminar on the west coast the in the still don't show up even after making it more convenient and then sticking to the talking points to say anything positive about anything like the vice president. >> to state the obvious the pouch -- the past six years have been really hard for this country and tough for our party. but together but we made several the really tough decisions that were not an all popular. lou: i think he heard interesting link wage from the white house after that. but with the lame duck status this is the top counterterrorism official yesterday that it committed the overthrow from u.s. intelligence officials were caught off guard. >> dash day advance that they were unoppos

now awarding that amnesty fiat by which is the goal immigrants can vote in the country's. >> this will make it more difficult for election officials to determine if they beat the primary standard for voting witches' u.s. citizenship by an here tuesday that we cannot follow the federal law and executive action to ensure the election process without further assistance from congress or the obama administration. >> republicans vial to look into of the problem. nasa researchers are warning of the central plains and southwest could have they may get drought in the coming decade the lakes that we have not seen in over 1,000 years. california is already facing very dry conditions in scientists say we could see even worse conditions that could last up to 50 years. the above administration accused russia of having a massive amount of artillery to joint rubbles to attack ukrainian forces. in dozens of others wounded in the next guest says the cease-fire agreements are set to begin to turn night and another huge win for vladimir putin. colonel ralph peters, good to have you here. >> is a triumph.

lou: on the defunding, if you will the blocking of the president's amnesty fiat.is this going to be simply a continuous impasse or is there a path toward actually resolving the issue? >> it's pretty remarkable. the democrats actually aren't debating and voting it down. they're voting to try to block us from debating it. the senate has no rules in it. you have to agree to the rules for each debate. the democrats refuses to refuse to debate the issue. the illegal action he took on executive amnesty, to declare millions of people they have legal status. all we want to do is bring it up. let's debate it. set that aside. fund all of it. the funding we have, it's everything in homeland security, but also includes this qualifier to say the president can't just unilaterally declare any group as legal status. lou: the republicans it seems to me, could also help their cause a bit here and arguably the nation's cause if they said you know we're simply not going to permit the imperial presidency to extend beyond this administration. whether republican or democrat. congress an

and then lands in the fiat gas tongue and suddenly the fiat is bigger.stilly it's funny, i just thought it was a fun ad. kind of a good laugh. >> and my favorite ad send ass a positive message to girls. >> tell me what it looks like to run like a girl. do you think you just insulted your sister? no. i mean insulted girls, but not my sister. >> my name is dakota and i'm ten years old. >> this girl shows us what it means for run like a girl. and at the very end, they ask one little girl what does it mean and she said it means to run as fast as i can. what a strong message. loved it. >> we want to know what your favorites are. let us know on our facebook page and we'll post more throughout the day. >>> time to get a forecast check with tom. >> good morning. starting off early this morning, here on the storm team 4 radar behind me we have some rain that is beginning to move in from the west. coming out of west virginia heading across northern virginia and into the metro area. and in about another hour or two, that will be moving on through. right now just ge

charles: i don't dislike fiat. they're doing pretty well. where are you in the auto sector?will sell 18 million unite units this year. you have to figure out how to be a global platform. volvo is making cars in china. selling them to the united states. charles: volvo! >> had you fixed it, it would have broke. charles: what about the aluminum f-150. >> gm made some news, the obama advisors wanted to join the board in saying gm should buy back $8 billion in shares. that didn't go over so well. charles: that kind of activism has been working. what do you think? >> i'm with matt on chrysler. 25% increase in sales this month. i like toyota which had a 15% increase in sales. those are my favorites. charles: this is great, guys. patty says: are certain investments better for my roth than a regular ira or 401(k)? i have to tell you something -- everyone watching should have a roth ira if you qualify for it. geared for long-term investing. 40% in a simple index fund. index to the market. this way you get the gains. don't worry about the fluctuations. 10% hard assets i think you shoul

homeland security funding bill that they can pass, one that doesn't defund the president's amnesty fiat. leading republican congressman darrell issa with us here. house speaker john boehner challenging senate democrats to pass a bill to fund the homeland security department and got president obama's executive amnesty fiat. >> the house did its job. we won the fight to fund the department of homeland security and to stop the president's unconstitutional actions. now it's time for the senate to do their work. you know, in a gift shop out here they've got these little booklets on how a bill becomes a law. right? the house has done its job. why don't you go ask the senate democrats when they're going to get off their ass and do something other than to vote no? >> plain-spokenness has arrived in washington, d.c. joining us now, senator james rich. he serves on several key committees including foreign relations, intelligence, and natural resources. good to have you with us. it's quite something the speaker telling the democrats -- i'll rephrase it slightly. to get off their butts and get to w

critics claim of course that the president's fiat is unconstitutional and the white house makes it clear that they think it is just the right thing to do for the country. they also demanded effectively that the judge who made that decision will decide by today. for some strange reason, he failed to comply with their wishes, perhaps annoyed by their father rather high-handed manner. as for the president himself he held a closed door strategy meeting with amnesty advocates this morning. our guest tonight ali nurani executive director of the national immigration forum, was there. we will be talking about what the president wants to do now. we are coming right back. much more ahead. stay with us. president obama really doesn't like benjamin netanyahu. president obama his secretary of state and national security advisor all heaping insults on the israeli prime minister. real estate and media mogul mort zuckerman joins us to talk about the president's relationship with the prime minister. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest ...b

. ♪ >> the all new fiat 500 crossover. >> you're very defensive oh -- you said it was your favorite.was one of my favorites. i like the feel good ones too. i like the puppy and the one about the dads. i thought that was sweet. but this was a fun light hearted one. the car takes advantage of having the blue pill. >> just happened to fall in the gas can. >> yeah, i thought it was really cute. >> i'm buying a fiat right now. >> i actually got emotional watching this as geraldo was watching the other one. it encouraged me. >> i can feel the desk rumbling. >> you didn't see the end of that ad he goes back upstairs. he comes back up and she's passed out asleep. he missed his chance. >> he's asleep. >> no, it's her, right? >> no he's asleep. he's asleep and she's like twidling her thumbs -- >> oh, that's right. >> geraldo, your other favorite is the dove -- i like this ad too about fathers and men. this is the dove ad. >> daddy! >> dad. >> dad. >> daddy! >> daddy! >> daddy! >> dad! >> i have five children, and those moments are the greatest moments of my life. they are so life affirming, th

fiat chrysler sales have risen for 58 months in a row. minutes away from the start of trade. matt miller and leslie picker joining us this morning. hopes are high for a resolution in the standoff between greece's government and euro area leaders. greek stocks and bonds rallied after the new finance minister -- to swap some of his debt for securities. >> that is what it looks like. somehow they managed to conquer the continent financially. greece did not get the memo. now, they are realizing -- sit burress seems to be realizing he is not going to be able to write down debt the way he thought he would. he is going to back off of that and go after other goals now. if he wants to spend more money, throughout structural reforms it seems he is going to run into problems. >> there is a recent poll that shows over 50% of greeks actually like being in the eurozone. you like having the euro. he has to contend with that. if he forces too hard a line, it might force -- >> that is on my band words list. [laughter] >> it could not go well with the gree

wouch them was a car ad for fiat fiat.pressive there is up until last year car ads simply did not do well because they weren't creative, they weren't special. the reason why this one stands out is because it employs surely what is one of the most successful gimmicks the viagra pill. the ad goes on. people are laughing. notice the lines. the men and women are responding almost i den particularly to it. where men and women young and old say, this is funny, and all the way through the ad it just scores better and better and better. best out of the super bowl. >> and, of course once the pill makes its way into the fiat the fiat gets some energy -- i'm sort of talking over thead so everybody can see it. there it is. >> i was auto and they said where can we get that car. >> and all the women were saying to the men, where can you get that pill. there was another also very powerful ad and that was for budweiser. any time you take a puppy and a clydesdale and a puppy -- i do want to make one point here. this ad did better among wom

that is bigger than fiat, bigger than publicis. this company is on a tear in terms of valuation as it tries to raise a bit more money. they are looking for half $1 billion to continue to grow. this now ranks it the third biggest venture capital backed firm out there at the moment. it is only behind uber the car booking up and a chinese smartphone maker. the third biggest vc-backed company out there. what is pumping up this valuation? look at how many people are using this. one in three iphone owners in the u.s. have this app. they are sending 700 million of these disappearing photos and videos are day, jon. now, we are starting to see how the company visualizes monetizing snapchat. they are showing adverts. disappearing adverts are starting to be seen that you can opt out of. it is also about content. they have this face that you can get called discover. you can watch content from yahoo!, cnn, espn, comedy channel, but they also have their own bespoke channel. it is called the snap channel. they are getting exclusive content. they

he goes in to pop the blue pill and misses and ends up in the fiat gas tank and the car gets bigger andrite ad was the energy drink ad this one here. they drink the energy drink and can't stop drinking. get the dogs. there he comes. there he is. >> what did you like? >> can i make a confession? >> you didn't see ads? >> i was talking the entire time. it's a good thing we didn't watch the game together because i would have driven you crazy. >> i like watching the commercials now. >> the nationwide ad. at least the threat is real although it is very small. preventable deaths in children at least it is real and not like a lot of phony causes that people are always pushing. i like lock tight which was a glue ad because they had a unicorn in it. it is not often to get a unicorn in an ad. they spent millions to sell glue. this is glue that you apply, not sniff. >> thank you for that clarification. >> the one i like the most is a guy, this ad for chevy colorado. the screen went blank and millions of people said my tv is busted and then came back. they got attention out of that one. nationwide,

security funding bill, that they can pass in senate, that does not defund the president's amnesty fiat. leading republican congressman darrell issa among our guest tonight. we begin with president's decision to seek continental congressional authority for use of military force against islamic state. >> family of kayla mueller confirms that she was killed wild held hostage by isis. islamic state last week announceed that jordan anian airstrike killed her, but the white house discomputered that the airstrike was the cause of her death. >> wewe have there is no evidence. that would call into question the claims made by isil,. what is not possible to call into question, that isil is responsible for for her death. >> two arab states you now more engaged allies in the fight gain the islamic state jordan sending large numbers of troops to borders with iraq. and united arab emirates resumed airstrikes against the islamic state operateing from a base in jordan. joining us, former army vice chief of staff general jack keane. let's start if we may with the white house decision to seek other for u

obviously it has been tough fiat for as well. his thoughts on the continent. >> the last decade, i think there is ample opportunity for some of the number to fall back. obviously this russian issue continues to have significant overhang on the market, but i think we are bound to do better. >> a great story by bloomberg news. also on the website today. even though analysts or the majority of analysts think it is a cell -- a sell sergio marchionne brought chrysler back from bankruptcy. he has done incredibly well. >> matt miller therefore is. stay with bloomberg. we will hear more from you throughout the day. >> yes, we will. more from my exclusive interview with sergio marchionne. >> thanks so much. boom times are ending for american farmers. farming income is addicted to drop by as much as 22%, the third straight year of the client. american farmers stand to lose about $20 million. that's a huge income loss. with this require further subsidies to support the industry? >> you are right. this is a big loss for american farmers. we

i was trying to move on. >>> let's get a check on the weather now. >> i liked the fiat, too.oking like in nebraska, just that blowing snow. after the storm passes doesn't mean your troubles are over. we'll see some drifts up to two feet in great lakes. the temperatures and windchills. 9 below in minneapolis. indianapolis at 1 below and 19 nashville marching to the east. that's coming at us. but in the southeast, it's also getting cooler. look at the temperatures here. below average about 10 to 15 degrees from dallas to new >> good monday morning. happy groundhog day. the temperatures are the same as yesterday, low-to-mid second at the coast and mid-60's and a few 70s inland. seven-day outlook shows thursday friday, saturday and sunday: possibility >> do you guys notice the commercials are so sad like sour? >> yeah. >> even the ones that were sweet. i loved the father ones. obviously targeting the audience. still, they were -- they weren't jovial. >> right. >> i know. >> and then the nationwide. >> and then the nationwide. >> really scary. >> yeah. >>> on that note, an importa