he had a man as his guest from south carolina, a man named jeff duncan. listen to this. the most amazing part of their discussion comes right at the very end of this clip. this isn't a long clip, but listen right at the very end here. that is the jaw dropper. >> and while you guys are rounding up and deporting the illegal immigrants, any chance the house may actually pursue barack obama's phony identification papers? >> well, you know, um -- >> that's the original scandal, congressman. that's the original scandal. >> people should have voted against him in november, and i'm afraid that wouldn't get to the supreme court where it ought to get. >> but if we know that they're lying about all these other things, why not go back and say, well maybe the first scandal was a lie, too? >> there you go. i'm all with you. so let's go back and revisit some of these things because americans have questions about not only the irs mess scandal, but also about the president's validity. >> all right. i appreciate you being on the program today. my guest, south carolina congressman and chai

let's welcome jeff duncan to the confederacy of dunces. otherwise known as the birthers. what a group. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with my simple request, that congress or somebody let the american people vote in some way or another about whether we go to another war or not. isn't this another democracy? this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. >>> oh, it's certainly not too early to think about 2016. and hillary clinton just got a big boost from a high profile u.s. senator. missouri's claire mccaskill announced today she is supporting hillary for president.

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let'set welcome jeff duncan to the confederacy of dunces. otherwise known as the birthers. let me finish with my request that congress or somebody let the american people vote whether we go to another war or not. isn't this another democracy? this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ >>> it's certainly not too early to think about 016. hillary clinton just got a big boost from a high profile u.s. senator. missouri's claire mccaskill announced she's supporting her already even though she hasn't announced whether she's running or not. she's the first to get on board with the ready for hillary super pact. she was an early obama supporter in 2008. i guess she likes to be the first one on the train. we'll be right back. "off the bea

representative jeff duncan weighed in on kim and kanye's baby. tweeting . . .tty funny, both the nsa and the empire have put him on a watch list. a handful of politicians have tweeted six-second videos on twitter's vine app. representative swawell became the first to post an actual vote. wow. but my favorite web politician is darrell issa. check out his instagram profile. here he is either supporting child literacy or at some really kinky [ inaudible ] convention. and here he is with mohammed ali, look at how happy he is to punch a disabled man in the face. but he hasn't age addai since this photo was taken in the '80s. the coolest instagram profile on capitol hill though it is slightliless cool than if it was labeled issa issa, baby. i'm done talking now. >> michael: thanks brett. "the young turks"s are next. now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy

. >> reporter: sf state's professor jeff duncan an dry is working to break a vicious cycle after teaching for 20 years. >> the point is not to escape poverty. the point of education is to end it. >> reporter: that's the mission of the college prep program he created with his own money, paving a pathway for the students to get their degrees and then come back to reinvest in oakland. the program step to college was based at mandela high school in one of the tough he was neighborhoods in east oakland. jeff took two dozen freshmen and stayed with them as their english teacher for all four years of high school. >> teaching and learning boils down to one thing, and it boils down to relationships. the key to a relationship is time. >> reporter: another key? the definite dozen. the students would recite the 12 life principles before life let out. >> we're really focused on them as young people as human beings as community members first. and then that allows school to make a lot more sense in the broader scope of their lives. >> reporter: he brought in a professor from ustf and teacher aides. he t

and hr 1613, the continental shelf transboundary authorization act sponsored by representative jeff duncan of south carolina. the bill continue our efforts to increase to foster environment and economic growth and lower energy costs for working families. finally, i anticipate bringing to the floor the agricultural appropriations bill. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman for his comments. i would ask him a couple of questions not on the announcement. the gentleman spoke last week about student loans. no action on those is on the calendar for next week, if i am correct. can the gentleman tell me, knowing as we know, the student loan rates will double in july from 3.4% to 6.8%. can the gentleman tell me whether there is any thought that there will be some action taken by us prior to the july 4 break? i yield. >> the gentleman knows the house has acted. the position of the house is one very close to where the present public position on student loans has been. we do not want to see student loan rates double. we also want long-term solution to the problem on the fiscal end, while helping stud

we also heard last week from congressman jeff duncan who made a birther joke on a radio show.t has a rayist undertone. and judge edith jones had a problem in terms of suggesting that african-americans and latinos are more committed to crime. there was a report authored by a person who said white people have higher i.q.s than minorities. i think all this when put together suggest that is the party has a problem when it comes to minorities in outreach. >> i would agree but the fact they never ask people to resign previously was part of the larger problem. if you don't acknowledge you have a problem then the problem continues. the fact they stepped up immediately and said this guy has to go is significant. let's hope we see more of it. >> and we've got to go as well. good to see you, folks. if you did not get enough from the agenda, find more from the panel on our website, tv.msnbc.com. follow the link to thomas roberts. >>> up next, the all female jury is seated in the trial of george zimmerman. what that could mean for zimmerman's case in florida? also, don't forget, you can sh

might just make animal rights the new attractive issue for body activists the bad representative jeff duncan last week the south carolina congressman endorsed bertha risen and urged congress to revisit the issue of president obama's full lividity during an appearance on a right wing talk show host rick wiles radio program to the us. well you guys are rounding up deporting to you legal immigrants any chance the house may actually pursue barack obama's phony identification papers. that's the original scandal there you go with yes let's go back and revisit some of these things because americans have questions about not only the irish scandal but also about the president at libby all right sorry congressman the only scandal here is you and the fringe of your party's never ending obsession with president obama's birth certificate it's racist. at this point six months in the president's second term his point with a and a very very ugly john derbyshire conservative columnist was fired from the national review last year after writing an offensive and poorly executed supposedly ironic article in whic

congressman jeff duncan says he learned about this during a visit to a federal law enforcement facilitythis, it's been bugging me for weeks now, why irs agents are training with semiautomatic rifle ar-15s which have standoff capability. are americans that much of a target that you need that kind of capability? interesting question, right? so that comes as a new fox news poll shows most americans think that the targeting of conservative groups was, indeed, intentional. look at this, 66% say that they believe that the targeting of conservative groups was intentional and that higher-ups were to blame, that it came from higher levels. just 23% say it happened by mistake, and that is the contention by pretty much everybody who's defending that group. so i'm joined now by doug schoen, former pollster for president clinton and a fox news contributor, and monica crowley, syndicated radio talk show host and a fox news contributor. welcome to you both. >> hi, martha. martha: first, what do you think about the poll? did that surprise you, doug? the contention has been, look, it was unintentional a

. >>> we now know that south carolina republican congressman jeff duncan should vet his tweets a bitfering up the republican base some red meat he tweeted, quote, i never want to utter the words speaker pelosi nor give president obama any power in the house. did you give that one? not utter, but rather udder as in what a cow has. we all make typos so let's stop milking this typo and mooove on. >>> a japanese blogger has spotted what appears to be a lizard or some kind of rodent in the background of a photo taken by the mars curiosity rover. he spotted the creature or it might be a rock in march but it was posted on u ufosightingsdaily.com. we know this is not the first time. back in 1991 a california man said a lava formation resembled none other than senator ted kennedy. maybe you see it there. i want to find out what my guests know that they didn't know when the week began. let's start with you, blake. >> so ted cruz visited the new york state republican party this week and announced that there's a great raft of young 40-something leaders who are very conservative and transformatio

when you go home to districts and get in town hall meetings with republicans like nick mulvaney or jeff duncanu said when we open the show, an insurmountable debt problem. so it doesn't matter, this won't be the last time we're talking about spending. i hear it all the time. folks back home don't think we have a revenue problem in washington. they think we have a spending problem in washington. and you hear that from largely the republican town hall. i've been in the town hall meetings for these districts that have been redrawn. and i hear the concerns from everyday americans in south carolina, mississippi, texas, and states that i do work in. and it comes down to the spending. and this is a bill that got caught in the middle of that. this is $1 billion, $960 billion short. there are all kinds of things, and i do agree that if maybe we did separate those bills and put a spotlight on it, you would find the egregious actions of members of both sides. but it comes down to these republicans, these 62 that were elected out of districts. i talked to four of them, and it's about spending -- >> but if

jeff duncan, republican of south carolina.e. because -- >> there's no there. there's no scandal. >> stephanie: if we know they're lying about all of the other things, why not go back and say maybe the first scandal was a lie too. there you go, duncan agreed. i'm all with you. so let's go back and revisit some of the things because americans have questions about not only the i.r.s. scandal but also about the president's validity. and so that happened. [ applause ] maybe he should marry crunch berry woman. but the president isn't really the president. >> stephanie: herp derp. they could have kids and name them herp and derp. okay. i need a nap. okay. 17 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: join the party. 1-800-steph-12. current tv is the place for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... ♪ last flight i had a crazy dream about a chick in a black bikini ♪ while she looked so good, she couldn't be real,

. >> jeff: mike, this is so unusual. tim duncan is one of the few centers that would have the skill to inbound the ball in a tight situation. he's always been their late-game inbounder. >> mike: james back on parker. six to shoot. parker again on the drive. pull-up shot. side of the rim. james, another rebound. james, the drive. stripped, by fouled. and lebron james will go 0 the line for only the third and fourth time tonight. >> jeff: that's critical, the use of the time. because now, they have a two for one situation. they don't have to go to the foul game. >> mike: will be a seven second difference, a little over seven, 7.3, difference between the shot clock and game clock. we saw ray allen with three, then tim duncan, two clutch shots from the line. and now james with his chance. 17 point us, 18 rebounds and 10 assists. >> jeff: and never assume a make. >> mike: clutch free throws from both teams. two-point game. miller picks up parker on the screen. now bosh has him. parker on the drive. nearly lost it. still dribbling. parke

continental shelf transboundary outer carbon agreements authorization act sponsored by representative jeff duncan of south carolina. these two bills continue our efforts to increase domestic energy production, to foster an environment of economic growth, and lower energy costs and working families. finally, mr. speaker, i anticipate bringing to the floor h.r. 2010, the agriculture -- 2410, the agricultural appropriations bill offered by mr. aderholt of alabama. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his comment and ask him a couple questions about bills not on the announcement. the gentleman and i had a colloquy last week about student loans. no action on those is on the calendar for next week. if i'm correct. can the gentleman tell me, knowing as we know, that student loan rates will double in july om 3.4% to .8%, and in light of our discussion last week can the gentleman tell me whether there is any thought that there will be some action taken by us prior to the july 4 break? i yield to my friend. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, the gentleman knows that the house has acted. that the position of the hous

. >>> and nhl blackhawks duncan keith suspended one game for high sticking jeff carter last night. that brings us to the darrell sutter portion of the sportscast. here's the kings head coach with an injury update on carter. >> jeff carter today? >> how's jeff carter today? >> awesome. i wish i was jeff carter today. [ laughter ] >> never talks about the injuries. >>> 49ers received another painful reminder of their super bowl loss this afternoon when the ravens made their visit to the white house. >> welcome to the super bowl champion world champion baltimore ravens. [ applause and cheers ] >> i suspect that these guys are wondering, what kind of introduction is that? no smoke machine. no fire cannons. obama didn't even tear up chunks of turf and rub them on his suit. [ laughter ] >> man, that's rough. >> which reminds -- that reminds me about -- [ laughter ] -- >> please don't do that on the south lawn. >> while john harbaugh was rubbing elbows with the president at the white house, his brother jim has been busy making friends in another popular location, judge judy's courtroom. >

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duncan says it's unlikely rates will ever be that low again. buyers and sellers taking notice. the housing and stock markets have been the bright spots. is the lustre starting to fade? jeff kleintop and stephen moore, nice to see both of you. >> hi christine. >> stephen, are these bad signs of the economy or dproeg pains of a slow and steady recovery? >> a little bit of both actually. it is true as the economy picks up everyone expected, i've said it on the show as the economy picks up and people start to borrow more money and there's more demand for credit that interest rates would rise. of course the conundrum, christine, is as those interest rates rise they kind of cause some economic problems. the mortgage rate rises and when that interest rate rises don't forget who the biggest loser is, the federal government because the united states is the biggest debtor in the world. >> that's true. you know, jeff, let me bring in jeff, i want to know what wall street wants. here's the frustration for me. when you have signs of economic strength, suddenly people start freaking out thinking that means the fed is going to pull back, right, but if you had too much economic weakness