and grover, right, grover?st not allow these companies to move doesn't address the issue. but that's what they want to do. >> okay. not to overexaggerate, but at some point east germany noticed people were leaving east germany. instead of deciding to treat people better in east germany they built a wall. building a wall is not what we want to do. let's find out what we're doing that is destructive to american interests and stop doing it. >> somewhat difficult question for harold because you're in politics and also in business. client comes to you says he wants to do an inversion, what do you tell him? >> i work for my client so we figure out ways to make it happen. from a broader reform point we're not east germany. and i see where you're going with it. but these policies should be changed. to your point, temporary looking -- >> grover -- >> before we let grover go, one thing for him. he wants the redskins to be named off, do you know this? >> no. >> your favorite person. >> absolutely. ronald reagan. the washi

i'm walking to grover norquist when we come back. ♪ the performance review.t corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. ♪ >> the body blow delivered think eric cantor's primary defeat last week, has sparked huge soul searching by the republican party by all sorts of issues. tonight i want to talk about what it means on the g.o.

i want to get grover's take on a $43 billion merger two medical device makers.eal will anow med tronnic to move its ireland. this is ab trend we have seen in the last few years. some people think this is wrong; that american companies will -- will buy a company and relocate to a place with lower taxes. do you think it's wrong? >> it's wrong that our tax code forces them to do that if they want to protect their workers and shareholders. there are two problems the united states has created for itself. one is we tax money earned in ireland and france, whereas france and ireland don't tax money earned in the united states. so we have a worldwide tax system. we should go to a territorial tax system like most of the rest of the world with the exception of north korea. and then we should have lower rates. now we have the highest corporate rate around. we're at 35% federally, plus an average of 5% by the states. canada is at 15. we need to have a lower corporate. then it wouldn't disadvantage a company to be in the united states, which is what we do to our companies rig

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thomas grover has a collection of videos like this. the department of justice said a culture of airgression exists at the department. >> came as no surprise to grover who served on the force for eight years before becoming a civil rights lawyer. >> you had this sort of hyper militarization, both in the form of conduct and in armament that is not really consistent with policing. >> the city and the government are in a long negotiation on reform. both the may ors office and the police department declined to be interviewed. there is skepticism several damning reports and pledges of change have come and gone in albuquerque over the years. the rating killing only increased. the police officials have been accused of excessive force and resisting change. the protesters say they will ensure this opportunity is not missed and that they will march until there is justice t al jazeera, albuquerque new mexico. >> reports of live anthrax at the center of disease control. samples were sent to a lab and with very few safeguards currently in place, 84

grover norquist on that.ept under the rug during the government bailout. and the archbishop of canterbury says your smart phone destroys reflective thought. enough to make keith ablow an e episcopalian. checking the big board, stocks are off of session lows but barely, we are down 37 advance of the fed statement. diaz and the 500 same story down a fraction, $0.77 lower. wheeled around one hundred $6 per barrel down $0.20 right now. ten year treasury yield back above 2.6, 263 to be precise. look at general motors stock. ceo mary baraid for another round of congressional hearings on those recalls. the stock is holding its own. more on that in a couple minutes. let's get to the chaos in iraq. militants capturing the northern city overnight set fire to the country's largest oil refinery which is bare. exxon and british petroleum evaluating their employees from the country. this coming on as we learn canada will build an oil pipeline, not keystone to bring you oil south, this will take the oil west to china. scott

until grover norquist said it's not and grover knows a tax when he sees one. the nab has run out of arguments and time. the political groups ranging to americans for tax reform and tea party nation, they all agree with us. while radio touts on unsense cal resolution, both parties are working on real resolution to resolve this issue. any copyright form must include a radio performance right. we support several thoughtful bills. the songwriter equity act would allow song writers to be paid a fair market value. it would insist that they must value the content of others. the respect act would remove a loophole that denies older artist royalties. now it's time for unified holistic approach to music licensing. it's time for a music bill or music bus for short. with copyright interview under way, we need our industry and congress to be visionary and create a unified approach for the future of our business, and the music bus idea is simple. fair market pay for all music creators across all platforms. a music bill need not wait for the entire copyright act to be revise

everyone should vote them out. >> donna brazile is playing the grover cleveland card.ave to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> it was once the most coveted job for journalists. the anchor of an evening newscast, but as diane sawyer steps down is the new must-have spot in the mornings? and later, he's still in the tournament for now, but will the world cup player accused of biting his opponent be allowed to stay? new details on the investigation against him. that's just ahead. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. hey, razor. check this out. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. priceline express deals are totally legit. check this, thousands of people book them everyday and score killer deals. now, priceline is piling on even more savings with its summer sale. so grab your giant beach towel and enter code summer14. look at me enjoying the deals. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains

fewer than any president since grover cleveland. scale of the slope if you look at the numbers of the presidents, he's at the bottom. there's not the substance of it, but i think jonathan gets to the desire on the part of base republicans to delegitimize the whole enterprise, the whole fact that he's president is the problem. and greg sergeant, sahil, has a theory on john boehner's lawsuit that essentially it's meant to sort of scratch the impeachment itch on the right, to give them something that has the appearance of a lawful checking of the president. what you've seen overall, we're not going to let you pass anything, going to stop everything in its tracks, two to the supreme court and say you can't exercise the normal powers of the president, can't do executive orders which are lawful but you can't do them. box him in so he essentially can't be president. >> will this push by speaker boehner who, by way, said the supreme court decision offered encourageme encouragement, the word he used, to the lawsuit it's bringing up. the ques

but more could be done, well-known anti-tax republican grover norquist says every county in the u.s. should have something named after ronald reagan. california democratic chair john burton has responded telling norquist in this letter, quote, i fondly remember him signing the largest tax increase in the more than 100-year history of our state and signing the bill that liberalized abortion to therapeutic abortion acts. are these claims right? reagan wasn't really a true conservative? >> norquist and john burton are partly right but partly wrong, as well. what they're doing is using history to suit their current political agenda. >> first, let's get to the facts. as reagan biographer and u.s. history professor points out, yes, reagan did sign the abortion act in 1967. in that year, there were 518 legal abortions in california. in 1968, the number jumped to 5,018, then up to 15,000 the next year and by 1970, it was up to 65,000, but he says that doesn't tell the context. >> reagan came to regret that. he came to regret he passed that law later on. >> secondly, the moral majority led by

i think that's the other part, when ralph nader has become good friends with grover norquist on the anti-tax and they become a buddies, and ralph nader writes a book about the growing white let's continue against corporate power, that the consequence. grover norquist has been spent a lot of time with ralph nader talking about, and begin we need to understand part of the basis that cantor was, the stuff wall street and we need to understand the power that has. but, and here's the other thing in our party come in the republican party. every primary, there's a woman, former nbc director, good friend, she tracks every single political ad, every single ad. people are running for city council are running anti-obama spot in the republican party. you have to demonstrate your capacity to stop the obama agenda. at some point you've got to govern. >> peter, two minutes and 39 seconds greek ideal democratic candidate. >> i would like somebody with experience of hillary clinton, the charisma of bill clinton, the oratory skills of barack obama, and i think most important is that has an economic program th

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>> when ralph nader has become good friends with grover norquist and he is writing a book about the left-right continuum against corporate power, that is of consequence. understand part of the basis with cantor was the bailout vote. we need to understand the power that has. here's the other thing with the republican party, every primary -- there is a woman who tracks every single political ad -- every single ad. people running for city council anti-obamacare spots in the republican primary. you have to demonstrate that you are going to stop the obama agenda. but at some point, you have to govern. that is what people are looking for. >> you have two minutes to create the ideal democratic candidate. >> i would like someone with the experience of hillary clinton. the charisma of bill clinton. the oratory skills of barack obama. and, most importantly, an economic program that shows the potential for growth and a sense that you can work with business and across into the democratic lines. the point that bill made is the most important one. the democrats have carried a slew of states for the last 24

here is your take on what grover had to say.ula said "harassment the parties just wrong and going after a sitting senator in washington has no business going after anybody." adding "senator grassley has been a thorn in the side of the irs and other agencies. if the democrats can target him, no ordinary citizen has a chance." thank you one and all. keep them coming. keep them short, but we love to hear from you. keep those coming. despite the outrage over the irs scandal, the mainstream media pretty much ignored this story. the big three networks didn't cover it at all for the first four weeks after thnenews broke of lois lerner e-mails being lost. rich edson joins us now. i had no idea, i just kind of thought everybody was covering this thing. >> no, abc, nbc, cbs, they did not touch the story for seven days. it took a congressional hearing where paul ryan called the commissioner of the irs a liar to get them to notice and they dropped it the next morning. there's got to maybe 20 minutes of coverage in the last two and a half we

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grover norquist has looked into this. they are not doing anything nefarious.ing criminal going on. >> no. well, criminal and a sense of you look at the best honest -- dishonesty. neil: illegal. >> no. the head tax on companies were investing internationally and growing and creating jobs this silly. we have an american made problem that american politicians made called the 35% corporate income tax at the federal level and about 05% average state income tax. we compete with nations like britain at 21% and poland that 22 percent and sweden and about 20%. the studies suggest that britain and sweden and poland are tax havens because when the erin money over there it is taxed less heavily than when it is earned year. we should have a territorial tax system the way most nations in the world do. neil: we do and we don't. are they doing an end run? you say no. >> no. neil: what do you think of that? >> and i am the first to rail on big corporations taking advantage of us but you have got so were the business end. being in jersey, people are running for the hills. busin

grover cleveland was a democrat from today's democrat.them respected property rights. >> host: john in berry, vermont. did i say that correctly? is it berry, vermont? >> caller: yes, sir. can you hear me? >> host: okay, please. yep, we're listening, please. >> caller: greetings from a moxie addict in the socialist paradise here in vermont. great show, amity. i met you last summer at the coolidge event. and you do such a wonderful job with the young folks. but the reason i was calling today is i recently finished a book called "the unique inauguration of calvin coolidge," and it leads -- >> guest: oh, yes. >> caller: and it leads into my two questions. that they drank a lot of moxie that night, and also what i alluded to with the socialist paradise remark. i'd like to put up a big banner in our statehouse that says "what would calvin have done" and beg our vermont legislature today to, please, listen to calvin. and i'd like the hear your thought on it. oh, also is there any chance of getting brian lamb back as a guest? i met him last summe

we had the tornados reported in aurora, grover and centennial. all the cities in colorado. in south-east wyoming you had tornado reports, and we have damage reports with a lot of these, an injury in a colorado tornado. as we get into the rest of the night expect winds to build not just from thunder storms, but the low pressure tracking across areas of texas, parts of new mexico, colorado, kansas, nebraska. you'll have wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so severe thunderstorm watches will continue overnight, moving eastwards. it will be a stormy stretch, all the warnings going in effect. >> still ahead - devastation in afghanistan from flash floods. the latest on the devastation ahead. plus, they are the victims of the civil war in syria. women speak out about being tortured and raped by government soldiers. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. top stories - in pakistan a major airport on high alert following an attack in karachi. sp killed, 18 wounded, three of the dead were attackers, there has been no claim of responsibility. >>> egypt has a new pr

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many of my republican colleagues now find they must sign a grover pledge when they run for congress saying they will carry out the goal to shrink government down to the size where it can be drowned in the bathtub. these are his words, not my words. so with this pledge and similar litmus test, these quandaries are only made worse by redistricting where a similar event has occurred before to enable legislators to be owned by these same special interests. we see state legislators draw and state legislators draw our congressional lines with little interest in fair representation, with small concern about protecting regional boundaries, or about any blink of consideration for any part of the voting rights act which is again under attack. this is for achieving one particular set of views. michigan creates more and more safe seats, we see members focused only on winning primaries. not about the public interest and not about the real discussions of the concerns that members have or that citizens have. the pledges are signed. and they attempt to become the ideological image of what their primary el

explode in energy, and storm reports came in with so many tornado reports from aurora, to centennial to grovero a few places in southwest wyoming even, into new mexico and texas too. lot of rainfall in these storms. live radar, all the way down touching almost into lubbock again. again speaking of lubbock, you had a lot of lightning last night. storms were hitting you hard just 24 hours ago. this was impressive video taken of that lightning. always exciting that kind of an energy release. let's go back to live radar. showing you how these systems are tracking and causing problems into the southeast. we've got a flash flood warning in place, tornado warnings in place, but these concerns stretch all the way over into louisiana and stretching into tennessee again. tennessee also had some strong weather last night and it's back. so our focus tomorrow as we get into monday, monday night, another round for texas eastward, storms firing up, triple digit heat san joaquin valley, and into parts of nevada and arizona. heat warning in effect. around the world, new delhi, india, your temperatures are 113

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many of my republican colleagues now find that they must sign a grover norquist pledge when they run for congress saying that they will carry out his goal to shrink government down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub. these are his words, not my words. and so with this norquist pledge, and similar litmus tests, these quandaries are only made worse by redistricting, where a similar event has occurred before to enable legislatures to be owned by the same special interests. we see in statehood and state legislatures draw our congressional lines with little interest in fair representation, with small concern about protecting regional boundaries, or about any blink of consideration for any part of the voting act which is under attack. we operate simply in the interests and the making of majorities for one -- and achieving one particular set of news. as redistricting creates more and more safe seats, we see members focus only on winning primaries, not about the public interest and not about real discussion of the concerns, and citizens have. the pledges are signs, and attempts

thomas grover has a collection of videos like this. the department of justice says a culture of congregation is here. >> hyper mill tarrization both in the form of conduct and armament that is really not consistent with really good policing. >> the city and the government are now in a long negotiation on reform. both the mayor's office and the police department declined to be interviewed. but there is skepticism. several doubting reports and pledges have come and gone in albuquerque over the years. the rate of killing only increased. and the police officers hired to cps have been accused of excessive force and resisting change. the protesters say they will assure this opportunity is not missed and they will march until there is justice. albuquerque, new mexico. >> also controversial, the civilian right the use deadly force. stand your ground states like florida, authorities are looking for expansion of that law. the bill signed by governor rick scott, marissa alexander who shot a warning shot at her estranged husband. >>> rebecca steve

and even in aurora, centennial, deproefer reporting -- grover, reporting a tornado. if we look at the radar, the storm system, as they dropped hail and had strong wind reports, it's impressive when you look at the red dots indicating where the red dots were reported. we this south-east wyoming come in to the south of shoamp. it was a little more rural. looking at the radar there's thunder storms rolling through. there's storms of lightening. you have strong storms and a repeat in parts of texas as the same storm system that moved through colorado headed your way into the northern texas panhandle. around dallas we get heavier storms, rain, hail, lightning, here is where the concerns are with a warning popping up in parts of the southern state. yes, across alabama, and georgia. we'll watch for the stronger storms tonight. louisiana and arkansas is where the tornado warnings are now. so, our focus of severe weather shifts a little further over into tomorrow, oklahoma city and memphis, houston continues with the storms, and the heat is on. high temperatures for sacrament

sean hannity and grover norquist. also, clinton the musical. got to see that one with.it's coming to new york as part of the musical theater festival. it, quote, follows two bill clintons and hillary on their quest to save their presidency and prove that politics is show business for ugly people. hmm. the cochran campaign is the incumbent for five terms is reaching out to african-american voters to vote republican. now the tea party has dug up an old jim crow-era law using it to challenge black voters from voting republican in the primary. you're watching "hardball," the ♪ [ female announcer ] f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. >>> welcome back to "hardball." polls close at 8:00 eastern in mississippi's republican senate run-off tonight. another high stakes face off between thad cochran after five terms and his young challenger chris mcdaniel. it's the tea party's next shot at victory following the vickry over eric c

you have to go back to grover cleveland, that's before my time, to find a president who has used hisn than previous presidents. i think the president has made it very clear to mr. boehner and others that he wants to get something done on immigration reform, on raising the minimum wage, on insuring that there's no discrimination of anybody in our society. and extending unemployment insurance for those who are still out there looking for work and closing corporate tax loopholes. i can actually write the agenda if mr. boehner needs some help. i'll do it for free. republicans want a poll larizing and paralyzed environment, this allows them to go out and rev up their base. >> we're going to help you make that appointment with speaker boehner to talk about strategy going forward. >> i want to talk to you both about the results last night from mississippi. what it all mean, thad cochran has been in office a long time, he put together the first of its kind coalition in mississippi. it does seem an equity doettlely and some of the results we've seen, a much larger black turnout to put him on

it came as no surprise to grover, who served before becoming a civil rights lawyer. >> you had a hyper militarization in the farm of conduct and armament not incident with good policing. >> the city and the government are in a long negotiation on reform. the mayor's office and the police department declined to be interviewed. there has been changes in albuquerque over the years. the rate of killing increased, and the police officials hired to oversee reform have been accused of excessive force and change. the protesters say they'll ensure this opportunity is not missed and will march until there is justice. >>> rebecca stevens joins us with a look at the forecast. summer has arrived. >> it has arrived. feels like it in the south-east. temperatures tripple digit. it's hot. you have a lot of humidity. tomorrow will feel like tripple digit temperatures. all the humidity is coming up making for powerful storms, we are watching a line through north dakota, south dakota. we see the storms produce hail that's up to an inch in diamond area. the winds are powerful. we caught a 28 mile per hour

signing statements, he's used the fewest executive orders of any two-term president, on track to, since groverveland. 1897. i'm not sure where republicans are getting this idea that he's misusing his executive authority. >> all right, you see it? >> he has a right to do as many executive orders as he wants, but it's what he's doing executive order on. he doesn't have the right to do an executive order in the attempt to frustrate a law so much so that it oversteps congress. when obamacare, the rollout happened, and it happened so badly, he told insurance agents that you could go out and get premiums from last year and deals from last year, in an attempt to overstate his own law. so this is a perpetual problem of an unlawful president, to commit executive orders in order to overstep congress. >> so you don't take issue with the fact that he's issuing an executive order, but with respect to the areas in which he's doing it. that's an overreach? >> absolutely. or the directive to dhs, to allow illegal aliens under 30 to give them a way so they can go around getting deported. his absolutely overste

. >> if you have seen grover cleveland and william taft, you have got to admire the president for tryingesident bush the younger is righting around in his little tractor all the time. >> you don't want to see how sausage is made. enjoy the taste: her program, michelle's program is let's move. not let's move like betty white. that was just embarrassing. >> all right. now you, gutfeld, have selected maureen dad who is a columnist for the "new york times." put her picture up there, please. ms. dowd traveled to denver to sample marijuana, so why is she a pinhead? >> the thing is she ate a browny. 8 hours alone in a hotel room in a fetal position thinking she was going to die. you don't do. this like a story on happy hour and drinking a half gallon of rum in a closet. human stupidity. not the substance fault. you can do this with water, it's called drowning. >> you say if you a eat a marijuana laced brownie the whole thing you are going to get sick. >> exactly. >> she didn't know that i didn't know it. if i see a marijuana cookie and i wanted to eat one which i never would, i would eat the co

you have to go all the way back to grover cleveland, back to 1885, to see an executive to not use the pen to -- enact good, progressive change. john boehner is in a pickle because the tea party and other pars of his base are restless. they want somebody to check the president's power. why not reauthorize the highway trust fund? pass the minimum wage? the american people agree. background checks. the american people agree. immigration reform. the american people agree. because they do not want to give this president any victory. >> i think the biggest part of the problem, and you highlighted it in the panel before ours. about what's gone on in the supreme court. the most powerful people in washington are the nine unelected people in the supreme court. it's no longer the congress or the president. i think we should have a vibrant congress that takes on the president legislatively and doesn't do these things. both sides have been reduced to stunts. >> i agree. you do need a legislative branch that asserts its authority. not to say that one doesn't have problem with executive authority wh

craft clearly shows president obama as issued fewer executive orders than any other president since grover cleveland the eight hundred eighty s. so claims by bayer and republicans that president obama's added control when it comes to issue an executive orders flat out wrong flat out of touch with reality and that makes it all the more clear that in a lawsuit brought against president obama it's not about the parents it's about politics and as a special bonus for the way white supremacists in the republican party it's about race it would be a continuation of the taliban like insurgency plan that was hatched back on the night of january twentieth two thousand and nine by republican lawmakers and strategists before the the night that president obama had taken office. this conspiracy was hash at the caucus room restaurant right here in washington d.c. congressman pete sessions was there he told the national journal in march of two thousand and nine that the republican sabotage plan hatched in the caucus room restaurant would borrow a page from the tactics of taliban terrorists he said that tal

i have had grover norquist on stage with rahm emanuel.er issue is how can you have the pantheon of leadership be calling for immigration reform, yet have you a highly empowered turbo charge faction that's really just disrupting everything. that's the bigger issue. why do they need to be duplicitous? >> we leave it there. my thanks to the panel this afternoon. i will see you back here next weekend at 4:00 p.m. eastern. now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest favorites! featuring your all time favorite creamy chicken alfredo and seductive shrimp mezzaluna. it's our most inspired 2 for $25 ever. at olive garden. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. don't just visit hawaii. visit tripadvisor hawaii. with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. it's about getting to the

brat, the guy who beat him, he brushed off a meeting with grover norquist. tea party people are running down to introduce themselves to brat now because they weren't even strongly behind him. again, i think this has to do with local issues. the tea party is going to claim a victory. they didn't know this guy's name until probably 24 hours ago like everybody else. >> i think the other thing here is really eric cantor and the gop leaders sowed the seeds of their own destruction here. eric cantor was the primary enabler of the tea party that has now destroyed him. even on the immigration issue. how long did republicans use amnesty as a way to demagogue against any sort of action on immigration reform? they thought they could then adjust and change what their definition of amnesty was and the base said, no, we don't buy it. we heard you all those other years and we bought into that program. >> right. >> who undermined john boehner more than eric cantor? it is really amazing that they're representing them as sort of two opposite sides, as sort of the same coin ta

wrong in fact president obama has issued the fewest number of executive orders of any president since grover cleveland but merits of a lawsuit aside what this lawsuit is really about is bogging down the obama presidency and preventing it from doing anything meaningful for the american people like republicans have been trying to do throughout the obama presidency so they'll be no obama legacy it's about political strategy and a continuation of the taliban like insurgency plan that was added back in the night of january twentieth two thousand and nine by republican lawmakers and strategists before president obama had even had his first day in office it was hatched here the request room restaurant in washington d.c. since president obama took office republicans have been deliberately trying to tank the obama presidency and at the expense of the american people are khana me and society it's pretty clear that any lawsuit by speaker boehner would just be part of the same old dirty republican tactics right let's rumble. writes big picture rubble or robin carter martin nor the project twenty one bla

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