joining me now, james clyburn., thank you so much for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> first, let me read what reince priebus, the chair of the gop, said regarding this delay. he says in part, another day, another obamacare delay for the same obama administration that won't work with republicans to help americans suffering from the unintended consequences of the democrats' failed health care law. sir, let me get you to respond to that and put this in perspective, this latest delay, in your opinion. >> well, all i'll say to that is, consider the source. i find it kind of interesting that someone who will not support any kind of modifications or any kind of improvements that could be made is belly aching about the fact that we want to accommodate people who have started the process before whatever reasons have not been able to conclude them, but that's not all that unusual for some of my republican friends. they are the ones who have closed the voting booth door with 50 or 60 people standing in line, so i'm not

the health care deadline is coming up as we will hear from south carolina democratic theressman james clyburnthird ranking member of the house of representatives. that is coming up in about 20 minutes. up next, tomorrow, the gmc oh will head to capitol hill for testimony on her company's latest free falls linked to a faulty ignition switch. matt miller will join me with the preview next. ♪ >> more this weekend about the faulty gm ocean switch that has led to at least one dozen deaths over the past decade. documents showed gm decided back in 2005 not to fix the problem. a project engineering manager cited high costs. waiting to hear what the ceo will say when she testifies before congress tomorrow. matt miller is here with more and we are already getting word on what they will be told. >> we are. she seems to be, contrary to what we have seen from the general motors managers in the past when they go to capitol hill, she seems to be contrite and seriously ready to participate in a transparent way and be ready to work to get all of this as best she can behind her while also it knowledge inc. the

. >> joining me now is congressman james clyburn of south carolina.ood to have you with us. >> thank you so much. >> i want to show you the website from the house ways and means committee that is up right now that is keeping track of how many americans are losing their unemployment benefits. this website continues to track it, it changes and is updated every eight seconds. we're over 2 million. the question begs, do the republicans want to do anything about the unemployed in this country? >> no, they don't. and that is a real shame. we're talking about hard working americans who have found themselves out of jobs and no fault of their own. what we're talking about is trying to keep these people above water until they can find gainful employment. this has a dramatic impact on these families, negative impact i might add, on these families as well as the communities within which they live. this kind of stimulus is needed for the families and the communities where they do their shopping. so this is one big problem that the republicans refuse to deal with.

finally, a few months before the snowden weeks, the senator called the office of james clyburn and saidi am going to ask you if you're collecting millions of american records despite a warrant? comes to congress and lies. that is punishable to up to five this secrethen surveillance of americans finally became public though, no one on the intelligence was involved. a program of this magnitude could be kept secret. well, we tried. without the snowden leaks, they would still be doing whatever they please. what is your beef? what they rarely mention is they do not think any of your records have any fourth amendment protection. old businessring, records. think about the information on your visa bill. a can tell whether you drink, whether you smoke, whether you gamble, what books you read, what magazines you read, whether you see a psychiatrist, what medications you take. twoe was a recent study by stanford graduates -- are we allowed to mention stanford graduates year? [laughter] whatwere showing exactly could be figured out from your boring, old phone records. i oppose this abuse of power w

the guy that played the fiddle on "dwell went down to georgia" representative james clyburn is coming did you know that? no. he plugged that thing in. it was like he did that set thing and he actually had that line. no, no, you don't do it like that. they play "fire on the mountain." >> that farm aid was incredible live. >> this is the new clyburn. >> clyburn can do a lot. >>> let's go to bill karins with the forecast. we are at least up in the 40s and 50s! >> see you later, march. >> see you later, march. this is just one of the worst marchs ever in the areas of the mid-atlantic and northeast and great lakes. it's a fitting end. just cloudy, drizzle and snowflakes and baseball openers citifield the mets are opening this afternoon and also in baltimore. the orioles have their only homer too. later it gets better slowly. especially baltimore. in the mets game get better throughout the day. boston i give it until 2:00 in the afternoon and then the rain should end. the middle of the country a huge storm and another storm on the west. in like a lion and out like a lamb, that saying? no la

. >> james or rebecca, do either of you have anything you want to say on the spectrum screen specifically? >> no. the only thing i would add is picking up on the point that commissioner clyburn said about the importance of giving unlicensed spectrum out there, too, and i think the commission has paid a lot of attention to that and we're hopeful that that will get out there to provide what we all need for wi-fi. >> okay. and actually i have a whole set of questions that we may get to. we will get to some of them on spectrum as well down the line, if this was just a little diversion. so we'll come back to that and i will call on you first for that. some just going to go down the line and ask whether anyone else, and i would appreciate comments if you have any, this could be a good, you know, a good sound bite. what do you find most encouraging about what chairman wheeler has done so far at the commission? and what do you find most troubling? >> in just a few words i would say i applaud his effort to continue to push to get spectrum auction. and the only other, the caution i would say is that my hope is that tom, particularly tom coming from the position that i am in now just 1