i mean, you meet dizzy gillespie, and you're this young kid from panama. what's going on for you, as suddenly you're now with the great dizzy gillespie, and not only is he saying, "play with me," he'saying to you, danilo perez, "you have talent"? >> part of that is a basic fundamental that was, you know, meeting people like claudio roditi, victor mendoza, paquito d'rivera. and that... each one of those relationships took me to a place, all the way to dizzy gillespie. and somehow it's a story that has unfolded from every one of those experiences. and of course being with dizzy, i really learned about the human quality in the music, about "don't take things for granted." >> hinojosa: were it not for dizzy gillespie and the fact that he had this kind of global vision, and certainly hemispherically, north-south, in terms of the americas... i mean, he's the one who basically says, "the carribean, it's part of who we are." that... in a lot of ways, you're doing the same thing now with your career, you know? you're panamanian, you live in boston, but you're going

or you know you can't buy anything but mozzie metals who we were you know when we were with tony gillespie that night when mt gox was crashing he was saying that the metals where you could use your bitcoin to buy gold and silver they had their record volume that day people were trading their bitcoin for gold and silver immediate cash for cash won't but it is an example of a service that's easy to use and people are sticking that you know used but going to bit pay to merchant for the merchants to use and they are able to do it on my side pirate my film dot com we've been we've we've financed twenty films using big coin and pay so that's the only crowdfunding site out there that uses bitcoin bit pay is processing five million dollars a month but again it's still in the infancy this whole new network protocol this new virtual currency in peer to peer currency and you know i want to compare it to a story that was going on at the same exact time the same day as mt gox i n g again targeted indeed e.o.'s attack i n g bank customers were again unable to use online banking services on tuesday night

so fast that it's hard to kind of understand where it'll be in a few years, but i do think that gillespie point that it would really fracture the republican coalition because they rely on those evangelical social voters at the polls. if they lost them, then they wouldn't have even close to a winning coalition as we understand the party right now. >> "roll call's" jonathan strong. we appreciate you phoning in. >> thanks very much. >>> here's your first look at some of the other news. powerball winner pedro quezada is spreading the wealth. the $338 million winner has agreed, get this, to pay the rent for everybody living on his block. >> it's pretty cool that he said that he would do something like that, you know? >> yeah, it is. good gesture is expected to last one or two months. not bad at all. >>> now to massachusetts for an easter egg hunt like no other. the perkins school for the blind, get this, they scattered hundreds of beeping eggs for a third annual spring egg hunt. very cute there. >>> a california easter bunny found himself in hot water for riding a motorcycle without a helmet.

and then we'll be joined by ed gillespie, former counselor to george w.police search a new home in connection to the ricin-laced letters sent to president obama and other officials. why is the focus on the former politician? you're watching "starting point." e that with olay facial hair removal duos for fine or coarse hair. first a pre-treatment balm then the effective cream. for gentle hair removal at far less than salon prices. there's no place like home. for gentle hair removal at far less than salon prices. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome back. new developments in the ricin-tainted letters sent to president obama. the focus has shifted. they are searching a form every martial arts studio and the home of a former politician who was an instructor at that studio. victor blackwell joins us live. >> reporter: they are still searching.

actually going to talk a lot about it in the next episode because we prerecorded an interview with tony gillespie a bit pay the day that the market crash at mt gox but before that i want to talk about the bigger picture of this and that is tech crunch unfazed by bitcoins wild swings and mysterious origins silicon valley v.c. place their bets it's far from certain that big coin is going to be a big deal said lightspeed venture partners jeremy lu has made two investments in the space but the potential for disruption is enormous if bitcoin realizes its full potential you're talking about disrupting visa first data master card a lot of banks western union these are huge multibillion dollar companies it's far from certain but if it happens a lot of value will be destroyed and a lot of value will be created that's when venture capitalist should be looking right i mean bitcoin you have to compare to bit torrent bit torrent made piracy so-called of intellectual property like music and films a reality for millions totally transformed that industry to the point now where the makers of game of thrones have

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[video clip] [no audio] host: sitting next to the chief justice is ed gillespie doing your job or the same thing you have done? does that image matter? guest: it matters a lot. you have to humanize the. nominee. we talked about his adorable children and you have to humanize them. that was not done with bork. hague ing we did in the confirmation -- his brother was a catholic priest who sat behind him with his collar on. there was a native american their. there. was the prerequisite wife. you humanize them by having the people closest to him behind him. it takes away a lot of chastain from the hearing that it's a good idea. host: you are with a company called dla-piper with 3500 lawyers worldwide. senator mitchell, senator daschle -- guest: congressman castle. business are in this and have been for years -- is this a good thing that people come to congress and then go downtown? guest: you have to go somewhere. you don't want to be a hillbilly all your life. since we came in, i think the number is up to 3800 lawyers. host: who owns the company? guest: it is a partnership, a conglomerate

inevitable a republican presidential candidate will support jamz, that's what jeff flake said, while gillespieit is impossible the republican party will ever support same-sex marriage. so they're working on it, working it out. the republican party is a mess on the issue. mess is okay. we may reasonably expect they will settle in on being divided on this a long time. maybe as far as the consensus may go for republicans, it is that everybody should be treated with dignity and respect. maybe party leadership could just enforce that if nothing else, right? this is a test. the republican party is undergoing a test and his name is dave agema. a committee member for the national party. he was first to note that he was posting things on his facebook page about how the homosexual agenda is to get the public to affirm their filthy life-style and homosexuals prey on children and account for half the murders in charge cities. when that prompted calls for resignation, he said he wouldn't resign telling critics online you want to change the landscape of the party in a direction not accepted 230 years. i am

card carrying republican establishment member ed gillespie said this on fox news this weekend. >> i don'trepublican party platform says we're in favor of same-sex marriage. >> so republican intellectual leader bill kristol is not just wrong about marriage equality, he is also wrong about his own party rushing to support marriage equality. the republican party is almost as dug in against marriage equality as the catholic church is. catholic bishops in ireland issued a threat if same-sex marriage becomes legal there, they will no longer carry out the civil component, the legal component of marriage in their church ceremonies. in other words, the catholic church will still have marriage ceremonies, but purely religious and sacramental. but to be legally married, the couple has to go to the town hall and get married there to have a real legal marriage in ireland, which might sound terribly disruptive and difficult and redundant and all of that, unless you know that that's exactly how they've been doing it across the channel in a much bigger catholic country since 1792! in france, you see smil

republican strategist ed gillespie and charles lane of the washington post. kim jong un was quoted friday as ordering missile units to be ready to strike the u.s. and south core remarks. >> the photo was released. kim meeting with top north korean generals with a chart showing the trajectory of the missiles hitting major american cities. bill, what is kim's game? >> who onos but it is not good. they murdered, starved mels of their own people that regime and how to proliferated nuke weapons. the israeli strike on the syrian nuclear plant in 2007 that was given to them by north korea. even if you discount north korea, they are containable, they with proliferate weapons of mass destruction and guess what, iran and north korea have h historic relationships and north korea is short of cash and could sell the weapons to terrorist groups. the threat of north korea is very real. >> chris: whey do you think he is ratcheting up attention? >> helps secure his situation at home. maybe that is true. but the degree to which, you know, he might think he is playing cute game

the only thing -- ed gillespie said yesterday on a sunday show, perhaps we'll stop having in the republicanarty platform, the call for constitutional amendment on same-sex marriage. >> but that's not -- >> the problem is, they don't have problem getting white evangelical vote forge them. 79% voted for romney, for george w. bush. they don't have that problem. they need to expand that. >> jackie, emily, morris, thank you so much. >>> the only living child of former president john f. kennedy is getting a new job, and it means she's mofg. we'll tell you why she's going and president obama's connection to her. that's next in our world lead. 0 we call the internet of everything. ♪ . azing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> the world lead. if it's a superstar the japanese want, then it's a superstar they get. a source tells cnn that caroline kennedy is being vetted to serve as the u.s. ambassador to japan, a high-profile gig considered by many to be a thank y

former top staffers ed gillespie and dan bartlett join us to discuss what it means for the legacy of first, bill karins. i liked it yesterday when we cursed. can we always do that? >> yes. >> no, i don't think so. >> all right. let's talk about windchills. you can start cursing when i mention that word, too. this will probably and should be the last time we show this map. we're going to warm it up significantly in the midwest in the days ahead. it's a chilly morning once again from denver to minneapolis. chicago and kansas city. but as i mentioned, the warm air is on the way. cold front heading off the east coast. there's no real bad weather out there across the country. today's a pretty good travel day. the good news is for the first time in a while the warm air is coming up from the south. it is heading all the way up through the central plains. even montana is going to warm up today. so far this morning we're already about 13 degrees warmer right now in dallas than this time yesterday. we're a little bit cooler in the ohio valley. the bottom line is, we've been waiting for the mid

ed gillespie, former counsel to president george w. bush. he is with me now. good morning to you. i can imagine you have the thoughts and feelings you have looking at eight years of your own life there. you've been inside. visitors have not. what will they see when they visit? >> well it is a beautiful facility, bill and it is very interesting, you know you mentioned all the memorabilia but there is natural flow to it. people will see and understand how president bush made his decisions. there is actually decision point theater where you can hear from advisors and make your own decision about things like the financial crisis or the decision to remove saddam hussein from power. there's incredible photographs and interactive videos. it's a really, really impressive facility. i think people will really enjoy it. bill: what is interesting about your response there, his book is called, decision points, and ever since he left the white house he told people time and again history will be my judge. then apparently in this exhibit, or at least part of the exhibit, spells out the facts for

ed gillespie from the bush library. we'll talk a little fracking. gretchen will be on too. canine companions. first time we have a dog on radio. >>steve: we've got a fox news extreme weather alert. heavy rains, melting snows caused streams, rivers and lakes to overflow their banks. even more bad news for the water-logged region. more wet weather on the rain, i believe. let's talk to maria molina with the forecast in front of the school bus. >> looks like i'm matching the school bus. you're absolutely right. we're actually bringing in another storm system that is going to be producing rain across many states that are currently dealing with flooding ongoing along many of those rivers. states like illinois, indiana. brand-new flood advisories were issued for mississippi because eventually some of this flooding will make it downstream into states like mississippi and louisiana. we've got several days to go of ongoing flooding. the other story is that same storm system will be producing cold temperatures. you'll see very cold air moving through in some places across the plains w

a few weeks ago, -- last week i spoke with ed gillespie, the last senior adviser to george w. bush.put together a focus group of south carolina and iowa looking specifically at republican voters and what their views were on this package. he said he was surprised to see that once he sat down and explain the provisions of the bill that it is not amnesty and it is an arduous process to get on the road to citizenship, he said there is widespread agreement on this proposal. in places like south carolina out where traditionally there may have been opposition, senator graham has explained as well. if he has time to explain it, suddenly they start coming around. states,om those kind of it is interesting to see how they react once they understand more. host: alan gohmert as has been our guest. been ouromez has desperate we will spend the next 45 minutes or so on this topic as well talking about policy implications. we will continue to take your phone calls throughout. we have divided the lines a little differently this morning. francis, in hyattsville, maryland, illegal immigrants. caller: t

you know, a few weeks ago i was -- last week, excuse me, i was speaking with ed gillespie, the former senior adviser to president w. bush, former rnc chair, and he put together a focus group in south carolina and iowa looking specifically at republican voters and what their views were on this package. um, and what he was saying was that he was very surprised to see that there was a big -- once they sat down and explained all the different provisions of the bill, explained to them that it's not amnesty they're granting them, it's a very arduous process to get on that road to citizenship, once they explained the increases in border security that there was widespread agreement on this proposal. so in places like south carolina where traditionally maybe there have been a lot of opposition, um, senator graham, he's explained this very well, that if he has time to explain it to somebody, that suddenly they start coming around, they start saying, okay, i can deal with that. so he's -- folks from those kind of states are just fascinating to see how they've, um, how they react once they start

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