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hello, ohio. hello, ohio. i love you back. lock, look, let me be clear about this. wouldn't believe how long it takes to put these ears on. i don't know how he walks around with these. >> once we had daniel to play obama we had to cast the rest of the team and i think we got some terrific performances. working with a legend like daniel is intimidating but he makes everybody better. without them i never could have played joe biden literally. hi, i'm joe biden. >> the hardest part, trying to understand his motivations. why did he pursue healthcare first? what mixes him tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i were him i would be mad all the time. but i'm not. i'm daniel day-lewis. [ applause ] >> a remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that, though, honey? wow. grouchomarx once said and that is groucho, senator cruz, not karl, the other guy, groucho marx once told an audience before i speak i have something important to say. along the same lines i want to close on a more serious note. obviously no storage of news to cover over the past few weeks and these have b

hello, ohio. hello, ohio. i love you back. look. look. let me get clear about this.long it takes for the ear mold. >> once we had daniel to play obama, we had to cast the rest of the team. and i think we've got some pretty terrific performances. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating, but he makes everyone better. without them i never could have played joe biden, literally, i am joe biden. >> the hardest part is trying to understand his motivations. why didn't he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i were him, i'd be mad all the time. but i'm not. i'm daniel day lewis. [ applause ] remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that though, honey? well, once said and senator cruz, that's not carl. that's the other guy. before i speak, i have something important to say. and along those same lines i want to close on a more serious note. obviously there's been no shortage of news to cover over these past few weeks and these have been some very hard days for too many of our citizens. even as we gather here tonight, o

hello, ohio. hello, ohio. i'll have your back. look. look. let me be clear about this. cosmetics were challenging. you won't believe how long it takes to put these ears on in the morning. >> as you could see, the president took a break from his to attend what quite a lot of people in washington call the nerd prom. was he the funniest on stage? we'll talk about his performance and the performance of so many other at the white house correspondents dinner when we come back. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstream or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear,

hello ohio. hello ohio. i love you back.ook, let me be clear about this. >> the cosmetics were challenging. you wouldn't believe how long it takes to put these ears on. >> those ears. after the break, could the texas fertilizer plant explosion have been prevented? perhaps if osha had visited the west, texas facility at any point in the last 28 years. we'll discuss, next on "now." the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. >>> in the chaos following the boston marathon, hours before the city was put on lockdown, something terrible happened in texas, on april 17th, a fertilizer plant in the small town of west exploded, killing 14 and injuring over 160 people. it flattened homes within a five-block radius and destroyed nearby buildings, including

hello, ohio. hello, ohio. how have you been? look. look. let me be clear about this.ldn't believe how long it takes to put these ears on in the morning. >> once we had daniel to play obama, we had to cast the rest of his team. i think we've got pretty terrific performances. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating. but he makes everybody better. without him i never could have played joe biden. literally. hi, i'm joe biden. >> the hardest part? trying to understand his motivations. why did he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i were him, i'd be mad all the time. but i'm not him. i'm daniel day-lewis. >> well, it's a remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that, though, honey? well -- groucho marx once said -- senator cruz that's groucho marx, not carl. that's the other guy. he once told an audience "before i speak i have something important to say." and along those same lines i want to close on a more serious note. obviously there's been no shortage of news to cover over these past few weeks. and these have

. >> hello, ohio. i love you back. look, look, let me be clear about this. cosmetics were challenging. >> but once we had daniel to play obama, we had to cast the rest of the team. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating, but he makes everybody better. without him, i could have never played joe biden. i am joe biden. >> the hardest part, trying to understand his motivations. why did he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why didn't he get mad? if i was him, i would be mad all the time. but i'm not. i'm daniel day-lewis. >> remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that? well, groucho marks once said and that's not carl, the other guy. he once told an audience, before i speak, i have something to say. along those same lines, i want to close on a more serious note. obviously, no shortage of news to cover over these past few weeks and these have been some very hard days for too many of our citizens. even as we gather here tonight, our thoughts are not far from the people of boston and the people of west, texas. there are families

hello, ohio. i love you back. let me be clear about that.laughter] >> once we had daniel to play >> i never could've played joe biden. [laughter] >> trying to understand his motivation. what makes him tick? >> i would be mad all the time, but i am not. [laughter] >> remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that? groucho marx once said, senator cruz, that is groucho marx, not karl. the other guy. he once told an audience, before i speak, i something important to say. along those same lines, i want to close on a more serious note. there has been no shortage of news to cover over the past few weeks. the suspense and very hard days for many of our citizens. even as we gather here tonight, our thoughts are not far from the people of boston and the people of west, texas and the families in the midwest coping with some terrible floods. we have had some difficult days. but even when the days seemed darkest, we have seen humanity shine at its brightest. we have seen first responders and national guardsmen who dashed into danger. law-enforcem

hello, ohio. hello, ohio. how have you been? look. look. let me be clear about this.put these ears on in the morning. >> once we had daniel to play obama, we had to get the rest of the team. i think we've got pretty terrific performances. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating. but he makes everybody better. without him i never could have played joe biden. hi, i'm joe biden. >> the hardest part? trying to understand his motivations. why did he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i were him i'd be mad all the time. but i'm not him. i'm daniel day-lewis. [ applause ] >> well, it's a remarkable transformation. i do really sound like that, though, honey? well -- groucho marx once said -- senator cruz that's groucho marx, not carl. he once told an audience "before i speak i have something important to say." and along those same lines i want to close on a more serious note. obviously there's been no shortage of news to cover over these past few weeks. and these have been some very hard days for too many of our citizens. ev

. >> hello ohio. >> look, let me be clear about this -- >> you wouldn't believe how long it takes tout these ears on. once we had daniel to play obama, we had to cast of rest of his team and i think we have terrific performances. >> working with daniel is intimidating, he makes everyone better. without him i never could have played joe biden, literally. >> the hardest part, trying to understand the motivations, why didn't he pursue health care first? what makes him tick? why doesn't he get mad. if i were him i would be mad all the -- >> all right, we're having some technical problems from our feed there enside the ball room at the washington hilton. we were watching this pretty funny video that the president put together. just saw tracy morgan and steven spielberg. we've got technical problems from our feed. we should have this thing back up for you in a few moments. but so far, so funny. do we have you up there? still standing by for us. >> where can i go? i'm here to watch this. >> what do you make of this so far? >> a confident comedy set. he went after one critic after the other,

hello, ohio. i love you back. let me be clear about that. [laughter] >> once we had daniel to play thea -- we had to cast rest of the team. >> working with a legend like daniel was intimidating, but without him, i think joe biden. literally, i am joe biden. >> the hardest part? trying to understand his motivations. what makes him tick? why isn't he mad? if i were him, i would be mad all the time. but i am not. i am daniel day-lewis. [laughter] [applause] >> it is a remarkable transformation. do i really sound like that, by the way? -- and marx once said senator cruz, that is groucho marx, not all -- the other guy. told anmarx once audience, before we speak, i have something important to say. along those same lines, i want to close on a more serious note. there has been no shortage of news to cover over the past few these have been hard days for too many of our citizens. even as we gather here tonight, our thoughts are not far from the people of boston and the people of west, texas and the families in the midwest coping with some terrible flo

. >> hello, ohio! i'll have your become. what? what? let me be clear about this.bama, we had to cast the rest of the team. and i think we've got some pretty terrific performs. >> working with a legend like daniel is intimidating. without daniel, i never could have played joe biden, writ rally. hi, i'm joe biden. the hardest part? trying to understand the motivations. why did you pursue health care first? why don't you get mad? if i were him, i'd be mad all the time. but i'm not allowed. i'm daniel day-lewis. >> pretty good. i think we think that's pretty good. u.s. futures, meanwhile, i'm looking forward to david cameron doing a similar spoovr now. meanwhile, u.s. futures are being called higher. the dow is currently trading about 36 points above fair value. we're implied up by some 5 points on the nasdaq and the s&p 500 at the moment is implied up 3 points. a lot lower than where we were half an hour or so ago. the ftse flat down 5 points. xetra dax up 0.2%. the ibex up 1%. it has come off earlier highs, as well. so what are investors to do at the start of this t

hello, ohio. i love you back. let me be clear about that.ay obama, we had to guess the rest of the team. >> working with a legend mike daniel is intimidating. he makes everyone better. without them, i never could have played joe biden. literally. i am joe biden. trying todest part, understand his motivations. what makes them tick? why doesn't he get mad? if i was him, i get mad all the time. but i am not. i am daniel day-lewis. [laughter] [applause] >> remarkable transformation. do i really summit that? -- sound like that? -- groucho once said , senator cruise, that is groucho marx, not carl. the other guy. he once told an audience, before i speak come a i something important to say. those same lines, i want to close on a more serious note. there has been no shortage of news to cover over the past few weeks. the suspense and very hard days for many of our citizens. ,ven as we gather here tonight our thoughts are not far from the people of boston and the people of west, texas and the families in the midwest coping with some terrible floods. w

hey, let's say hello to bill calling from thompson, ohio. what do you say?you guys are talking about that chained cpi. everybody talks about that but they never give any alternatives. what about raising the cap being at $113,000, that's very low. he had no problem saying $450,000. why don't we just raise that? that solves the whole problem. >> bill: thanks, bill for the question. >> i think bill's right. i agree with him. i think that's the better way to go. raise the cap. that's what we've been saying all along. scrap the cap. you know, we could raise the thing. we could even do it in a graduated stepwise fashion. but there seems to be what we need to do. let's just remember one thing. you know, social security is solvent right up until 2033. it kind of varies based on how the economy is doing. the better the economy is doing the more solvent it gets without changing anything. we need to be putting people back to work. that would really solve the problem. social security is not in any kind of immediate crisis. there is no reason to have a radical thing intr

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tracy joins us from toledo, ohio. hello, tracy. good morning.r: i am just calling how can we get the immigration straight at the border? we get a lot of immigrants and we just want to make sure that we get enough security at these borders. host: what does border security look like or feel like to you? we pay at seems like lot of money for security, but we need more border security. george, republican line, go ahead. caller: this defeats the purpose, beating the minimum wage, if these illegal aliens are working for you? you know what i mean? it defeats the purpose of being illegal. by making them legal you are just going to make them american, they will want more money and everything else. it defeats the purpose of having illegal aliens. that is my point. taking a vantage of people that come here illegally, making money off of them. once they are here illegally, it is shut down in the system. host: headline today in "usa today." this looks at what has been going on. we mentioned a hearing on friday and a hearing yesterday prior to today's testimo

let's take jana in ohio. >> caller: hi, stephanie. you have to say hello, love, heart, money. if somebody wants your goodies, then they are going to have to sign a contract and make admission to everybody they know, and a promise to you that you know, they are going to stay with you after they get your goodies. and that's what a marriage is a legal and moral contract, but people can't go sticking the bible in that, because not everybody follows the bible in this country. >> stephanie: that's exactly right. >> i'm never going to refer to anything i have as anything again other than my goodies. >> stephanie: would you like to see my goodies. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: that's why i wore this raincoat. [ inaudible ] >> stephanie: all right. i had another thought, and it just magically went away. >> you okay? >> stephanie: i'm fine. i am fine. >> don't help me. >> stephanie: nobody touch me. let's go to kelly in west virginia, you are on with michael. hi, kelly. >> caller: good morning, guys. i'm getting ready to take a vacation, and i'm packing and getting

ohio. you're on the air. caller: hello. i was calling to see if rachel had any children. >> no. despite her deep wish for children, rachel had no children. she was one of 11 and those of her brothers and sisters who married had very large families, as well. but she had no children of her own. she had -- they adopted one of twin sons that belonged to her brother and sister-in-law when they were middle aged so there was an andrew jackson jr. who was her nephew. >> and there was another son, jackson had been in battle and found -- and had slaughtered many people, women and children, found an infant, tried to give it back to a creek woman who alive. she said, you'd best kill him, you've killed all of his family anyway. jackson takes him home and raises him as a son. it's a very interesting kind of story because here's jackson, the indian killer, and yet he's adopted this son and raises him as his own. >> he writes a lot of letters to rachel saying there's something special, he's an orphan, i was an orphan, there's some reason i found him and he's not to be in the servants' quarters.

ohio. >> caller: hello, mr. burns. good morning and thank you.my concern is what does this film really accomplish? other than being inflammatory. inflammatory is the wrong word. but we are all making matters worse. as 14 years old when i was watching from mcdonald's and my friend and i -- we had to stay there and watch what happened. this wonderful depiction of what you have described earlier, there are no preconceived anything, that we shall live in this wonderful place. [inaudible] my friend got pistol whipped,. >> host: i'm sorry that happened to you. but please take us into the present. has this affected you with other people? >> caller: those things cannot affect you. they cannot affect her. enjoying the company of other men and women, yes. >> host: what was the lasting impression on your life? >> caller: it is an offense. when you see this person coming at you. you can run, but you cannot hide. >> host: okay, we have heard callers both black and white talking about preconceived notions. .. and they have to earn that friendship. that's true

ohio. >> caller: hello. i wanted to say about the senators that are it therening to filibuster.nell is going to lead a filibuster for the not to even debate anything about guns. >> caller: he has no right to call himself a leader either. he is not leading. he has no right to call anybody -- or accuse people -- the president of not leading. he is not leading. they take the easy way out, and look these people in the eye, and they could careless. >> stephanie: jeanie remember the president's great speech at the inauguration saying they deserve a vote. >> yes. >> stephanie: mitch mcconnell doesn't even think they deserve a debate, let alone a vote. >> caller: absolutely. what else i wanted to say was yesterday on piers morgan, the sister of one of the teachers that was killed she said that she saw the clothes of her sister, and the bullet holes were the size of baseballs. baseballs. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: and you wonder what that did to the kids. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: you know. so it just -- i don't know. >> stephanie: we got into this debate the other night at dinn

>> stephanie: and in ohio, you're on "the stephanie miller show." helloappointment with the six dems who have caved on us on the gun bill. especially max baucus. he's a long-time service in the senate. he could be a leader on this. i think if he would lead, others would follow. he kayed on us on -- he cavedden with us and now he's going to cave on the gun bill. he's chosen to get in bed with wayne lapierrre. he's a spinels jellyfish and it makes me sick. >> i disagree with you on one point. spinels would connote he has the principle and he does not stand up for it. >> caller: yes, you're right. >> marcus did not cave on single payer. max baucus ran blocker against single pair. >> caller: that's true. >> all of the people who say obama should have held out for single payer need to know that max baucus and the other blue dogs fighting against it said if it's in there the rest of the bill dies. so the idea the mythology that obama caved on it was based around the idea that somehow he could have talked max baucus and the rest of them into it. that's not what

. ♪ from ohio, it's the john and pam show ♪ >> stephanie: that's enough. hello race. you know, that should be the poster thing for background checks. because he got into the field with that gun. we've been to nascar races. you probably know we have. they search -- they go through everything. now, i know he was on the inside down there in the campground. but you're not supposed to take weapons inside a nascar race. or anywhere, steph. and these background checks, they need to be thorough. it is the same thing you've talked about all morning about the cars. if you sell a car you have to go in and show that that person, you know, you're selling this car to that person. now, if you sell a gun to somebody that isn't mentally stable to have a gun well, they can go out and shoot anybody! >> stephanie: right. that's right. >> caller: it makes no sense to me stephanie. it is harder to -- anymore to get a driver's license when you get a certain age than it is to buy a gun! >> stephanie: you know, pam, i don't know if you heard earlier, a guy called in and said where they