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i will ask jim daily next, from focus on the family. >> each weekday hear my comenatory.o it mikehuckabee.com. a new film called irreplaceable has a christian message and focuses on the traditional family structure. >> how different do you think your life would be if your influence of your father would be positive. >> my morals and my values and virtue. i would have been a different person. >> yeah, i missed that. i missed, i don't know what it is like to have a relationship with a dad. never been there. >> our family would be a lot better. and i wont have ended down the road. >> they are interviews taken with people incarcerated. and the film irreplaceable is scheduled to be released and getting a lot of back lash for its message. joining me president of the focus on the family jim dally. >> great to be with you. >> i had an opportunity to see the entire film and it was powerful. it was subtle and not hit you in the middle of the nose coined of film and it drew you in. and i couldn't find anything controversial. jim, this film has been attacked why? help me understand th

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joining me now is congressman jim mcdermott and the daily beast with cheryl o'connell. thanks for joining me. congressman, a hitler parody? i mean, why are so many still slamming a law that's working? >> well, you've nailed it. they don't know what to do so they're getting wilder and wilder in their accusations. they're trying to make it seems as though there's criminality in the way that the irs has been handling this whole issue. they're trying to show that people are simply not following the law. i that ear making all kinds of legal arguments now. and they're going to try to get it all tied up in the courts. you watch. with the next few days, you'll see this whole thing. we had a hearing today in which they were trying to get the man from treasury to say that he had done something wrong, and he hasn't done anything wrong. >> change to the health care law last weekend. others went crazy. the journal says, quote, in a rabble world, beating white house industrial policy and allowing more consumer choice would qualify as a modest conservative victory. but some (s have co

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jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. >>> the temper tantrums, the daily demandst's just around here, kids can really test a parent's patience like this scene from "this is 40." take a look. >> what are you doing? we have to get ready for the party. >> just watched the last episode of "lost." >> okay. you know what? we don't have time for this right now. we have a lot of people coming over. >> they're all dead. >> what? >> jack, kate, sawyer -- >> i don't care about the show right now, okay? i need you to just get in the shower and get dressed. just put it on hold. >> all those people. >> don't think about "lost" today. tomorrow, "lost," all day. i can't wait to hear about it. jack, no way, really? right now, shower. >> well, a new study by child trends found parents feel more aggravated than ever before, so here to help us figure out why and what we can do about it -- i have nothing to do with it. what can you do? psychiatrist ish major. >> and mother of five, business coach and writer, alli worthington. >> are the others not being honest about it, being annoyed,

the grinding ongoing sort of jim crow separate justice system is something that the powerless have to deal with on a dailyat are from voting laws as you mention to, to -- felony convictions being -- being, ground for revoking your voting rights. something of communities that are largely disappeared from politics altogether. >> that's right. e.j. hit it right on the head. we weren't asking questions when sterling had to settle that lawsuit for racist practices and behavior. in terms of not renting to black and latino residents. by the way, kevin johnson is not off the hook here either. he also has been accused of being a slumlord when it comes to black and latino residents of sacramento. e.j.'s point about power in this regard. not having a discussion who should own the clippers. hey, why not ask the players to pool their money and buy the clippers. that will be a show of power as well. instead we are saying, maybe magic will buy it. let the players buy the team and own the team at the end of the day. >> i love the idea. in fact one thing i was thinking, let's do the green bay packers model have the player

jim maceda. thank you for joining us. joining me now is josh rogan, a senior correspondent for "the daily beast," who has written extensively about this issue. josh, it seems where we were yesterday, essentially this gray area where the pro-russian group operates, it seems for the time being we're going to operate in this gray area president putin is to see how far they can move west. you wrote that odessa, the third largest city in ukraine could be the next one to go down. >> let's note for the first time putin admitted russia did put troops in crimea, contradicting his previous statements. this is a continuation of putin's strategy. he sends in special forces, sends in intelligence guys, stirs up unrest, sees what the national reaction would be and then decides whether to put special forces in. we saw this in crimea, in western ukraine and now we're seeing it in southern ukraine. putin may not have decided whether he's going to send troops into eastern ukraine, but he does have intelligence forces there, according to. >> else except for putin and those forces are proving to be very effective in stirring up unrest. >> and

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daily briefings from the beginning and said what they could and what they couldn't. >> they didn't know anything at the beginning. but right now they need to release the inmarsat data. >> jim >> radar. using the radar that they have and letting us know what it sees from the very, very beginning of this thing right up to today. >> mary? >> the joint task force it's a great idea and brings in all the nations. they should have set it up on day one. >> and tim taylor? >> leadership transparency. >> that simple. i got it all in in one minute. very good. always appreciate you bringing the best information and your expertise on this, very valuable. that's it for us tonight. that's it for us tonight. "ac360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> good evening it's 1 p.m. -- 11:00 p.m. in the united states. there has been so little to count on in the search as you know which is in its fourth week. information that has come out has turned out the be wrong. a need to shift to an area on the indian ocean. for weeks now, there's been an official line on what the last transmission from the cockpit of malaysian airlines flight 370, what the co-pilot originally said. h

daily briefings from the beginning and said what they could and what they couldn't. >> they didn't know anything at the beginning. but right now they need to release the inmarsat data. >> jimng the radar that they have and letting us know what it sees from the very, very beginning of this thing right up to today. >> mary? >> the joint task force it's a great idea and brings in all the nations. they should have set it up on day one. >> and tim taylor? >> leadership transparency. >> that simple. i got it all in in one minute. very good. always appreciate you bringing the best information and your expertise on this, very valuable. that's it for us tonight. "ac360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

jim, what kind of cost will the airline incur? what kind of costs are they incurring now? >> the airline is incurring costs on a number of levels. one obviously the dailyhese circumstances, dealing with the families and that sort of thing. i think that you are going to find some not so easy to recognize costs in the image they have now established for themselves and how they operate and how they don't operate. i'm afraid that before this is over there will be a lot of information that will be uncovered that will be very embarrassing and very expensive for the malaysian government. >> david soucie, what about a time limit? how long should the united states -- how long will the united states stay dedicated to this search? >> probably as long as they are still invited and they are contributing. the fbi, i know, has been involved from the very beginning. >> even though there are only a few americans on the plane? >> yeah, i think so. it's a -- i think it's like a maritime order. when you have a ship in trouble you go help it. this is not under that order but i think that this is where the united states is proven to be available for whatever it's needed for

clinton to jim steinberg when he was deputy national or deputy secretary of state, even jack lew as deputy secretary of state, they got pulled into five or six deputy committee meetings on a daily basis. at some point, a couple of my colleagues of the assistant secretary level were saying, do you have any more meetings? we will be able to do what they've told us to do because by the time we get out of a policy meeting, they have gone to bed and region x, y, or z. there is tremendous coordination. in the public diplomacy cents, i have daily interactions with my c andagues at the nf others. i knew whatever was in my book --dow to the podium to brief when i went to the podium to brief, the policy guys at defense and nfc had seen and strangled, in many cases, the language i had in the book. in fact, one of my friends was in charge of western hemispheres affairs, when he would see the daily guidance, he would say, who is briefing today? if he found out was made, he cut the guidance and have saying, ok, he's going to exaggerated anyway, so i might as well reduce it to the lowest common denominator. there is tremendous integration today. the reality is, foreign-policy is formulated at

jim gray says that sterling told him the team wasn't for sale. it would take a vote of three-quarters of the owners to confirm sterling's ouster. joining me now for our daily fix, chris cillizza, bloomberg news political reporter jean cummings and chuck todd, nbc news chief white house correspondent, political director, host of "the daily rundown" and jet setter. just back from asia. >> i wish i were a jet setter. i'm a lagger. >> chuck, first to you. let's talk about what adam silver showed us yesterday, what he has done, and the fact there still is some wriggle room. this is precedent setting. and it's not clear the owners, upon reflection, will go along. three-quarters of the owners have to -- >> i think they will because there's a -- the way the bylaws work it's about financial -- they can remove an owner if there's some concern over finances. baseball had a similar issue. they just did this with the los angeles dodgers. >> baseball has different rules. >> they do have different rules and tighter rules. however, the league is a private club. clubs can decide, we know this, who's allowed to be in the club and who isn't. and you can make a financial case

jim brown have started an intensive self-improvement training course for inmates inside the l.a. county jail. the course was originally designed to help reduce the racially motivated violence that was occurring daily we needed to take that environment and make it a productive one where people could actually reflect on their problems, get involved in our programs, and leave this jail better than they were when they came in. >> the program is called amer-i-can and it's a 60-hour program that takes 42 days to complete. amer-i-can accepts any inmate regardless of their arrest charge and past criminal history. >> it's important because it teaches an individual to take control of their own lives. it gives them life skills ab fundamentals that allows them to take control of their own life. you need an investment in education. a real investment in it. you'll need strong, fair, just law enforcement. what i'm saying here is you need a balance. you must put it into the education but you also must deal with the situations. that's a fair way of putting it. >> the rate of racially based disturbances like this one, captured on surveillance video, used to be about one per month. but jail officials claim that the

jim miklaszewski, thank you very much. >>> joining us now from washington, nbc news chief white house correspondent and political director and host of "the dailyl katia acting solicitor of the united states. >> chuck, what is your response on on the decision from supreme court as far as, you know, put on your hat as our political director. what kind of impact does this have on the 2014 elections and 2016 elections? >> i would say if you're going to look at short term impact it's advantage is gop. why? they have more of these sort of what i would call middle class rich donors if you can be middle class and rich and i'm being a little facetious here. but they have more of those rank in file wealthy donors that suddenly now if there is no limit to how much money you can give overall to federal candidates, there are just more of those folks available to that. now, the history of when the rules change, there is always one party that seems to be more ready to go to take advantage of the new rule sooner than later but within a cycle, the other party catches up. what i think you're going to see is now this exponential razing and can move to any people

jim steinberg when he was deputy national security -- deputy secretary of state, even jack lew as deputy secretary of state, bill burns. they got pulled into fifth or six deputy committee meetings on a daily basis. at some point a couple of my colleagues at the assistant secretary level were saying, we have anymore meetings we'll be able to do what they told us to do. by the time get out of a policy meeting in region x, y, z, they've gone to bed. so there's tremendous coordination. in the public diplomacy sense, i had daily interactions with my colleagues over at the nsc and others. i knew that whatever was in my book, when i went to the podium to brief, the policy guys at defense, the policy guys at nsc, had seen ask strangled in many cases the language i had in the become. in fact one of my friends who was in children of western hemisphere affairs when he saw the daily guidance, he would call and say who is briefing and they would say it's me so he cut it in half because he's going to exaggerate it anyway. so, i think there is tremendous integration today, but the reality is that foreign policy is formulated ultimately now, i think, at the white house, and i'm not saying that's wrong. a

bring the progressive movement to main street usa jim passed away yesterday at the age of fifty five after a long and hard battle with cancer it's a nice dailytake of heart about tim's legacy and how you can help carry his torch going for. well being for the night's big picture politics panel our martha zoeller comes conservative talk show host co-host of solar and brian karl fresh syndicated columnist democratic strategist and partner bullfight strategies and like best us were. porter with the daily caller news foundation did i finally say your name right you did i did you know i'm famous for mailing people's names it's not something i. work hard for those charitable donations for nothing and it is ok warrantless phone searches today the supreme court heard oral arguments and i think this is fascinating actually when two important fourth amendment cases bradley v california and u.s. first view worry both cases involve the question of whether or not an arresting officer can search a cell phone without a warrant and really what they came down to it was interesting to read and i read bits and pieces of the arguments i read several blogs about

jim cramer joins us now. i think you should have got a billion dollars if you picked the lady huskies and regular huskies and no one would have done that either. how did that happen? >> dailytoday. he ought to deviate his schedule and get up there. this is one of the great cinderella stories. it's a story everyone is talking about and i -- this is a great moment for this college. >> i wonder what -- i can't figure out how they -- i don't know. it's just very weird, to have lightning strike in the same place. it's not easy to get there. not even to get to the tournament, much less to win everything. >> not the women, the men. >> both! >> the women people would have thought would have won. >> they're undefeated. i guess so. you're right. it was hard for them. what else? >> barry is spell binding in the european call is so right, no one's making it but you're empirical, boots on the ground, and the brooklyn call, i've seen what you're doing there. i think that's going to be a home run. >> thank you. residential market in brooklyn is on fire. >> i've been buying property there, barry, and it is -- >> the hottest neighborhood in the united states right now. >> i think it's an i

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