. >> this weekend, house freedom caucus chairman jim jordan, the ohio republican will discuss his approach to government spending and whether the freedom caucus will try to block the house republican budget. newsmakers sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. saturday april 30th is the white house correspondents dinner. c-span coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. the president will address the gathering as will larry wilmore, nightly show host. >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. ♪ >>> indiana university recently hosted a conference about america's role in the world. in one of the discussions from the gathering, former diplomats and intelligence and national security officials offered advice to the next president. this is an hour and a half. >>> so we're here today to talk about whether the obama approach, call it a doctrine, call it a policy, of scaling back of retrenchment and a repositioning is one that the next president ought to change and reconsider or maybe even deepen. and we have the perfect panel to engage i

erica warner, we are back after our conversation with commitment jim jordan. many members of the house of representatives that are fiscal conservatives, a bit of trouble over the past three years. what did you learn about the freedom caucus's intentions and possible tactics? ms. werner: what is interesting as they are not willing to go along the higher budget number because it was negotiated last year in a bipartisan deal that was speaker boehner's parting gift and speak of i negotiated with the senate and president obama and site into law. they will not go along with that. speaker ryan supports those numbers, yet they still support speaker ryan. it is a strange dynamic. it is not at all clear to me how it can actually work out once the robert it's the road. at a certain point, they will have to work out something and that will be spending bills at the higher budget number. mr. jordan did not quite make clear to us whether he would be what to support those spending levels so i think it remains to be seen how that plays out. ms. swain: a track record that was r

congressman jim jordan, republican of ohio representing the fourth district in that state and he is the chairman of freedom caucus fiscal conservatives in the house of representatives. thanks for being with us. rep. jordan: good to be with you all. ms. swain: questioning him this week is erica werner of the associated press, the chief congressional reporter, and susan ferrechio comes back to our set, chief correspondent for the washington examiner. thanks for being here, both of you. >> great to be here. wonderful. mr. jordan, thank you. friday as you know is the budget deadline will be blowing through it. you will be missing the deadline for the first time in six years largely because of opposition from the freedom caucus. how do you justify and explain that, and does it matter? rep. jordan: the only thing worse than not doing the budget is spending more money. you have to look at this in thereal world context of debt just hit $19 trillion. cbo reported six risk of this weeks ago this year's shortfall, this year's annual deficit will be $105 billion higher than expected. within that co

congressman jim jordan, republican of ohio representing the fourth district in that state and he is theirman of freedom caucus fiscal conservatives in the house of representatives. thanks for being with us. rep. jordan: good to be with you all. ms. swain: questioning him this week is erica werner of the associated press, the chief congressional reporter, and susan ferrechio comes back to our set, chief correspondent for the washington examiner. thanks for being here, both of you. >> great to be here. wonderful. mr. jordan, thank you. friday as you know is the budget deadline will be blowing through it. you will be missing the deadline for the first time in six years largely because of opposition from the freedom caucus. how do you justify and explain that, and does it matter?

they are made at this factory in lima, ohio, in congressman jim jordan's district. he said he had no time for an interview, so, we tracked him down. why is congress still funding this program? >> you don't think -- you don't think the army needs tanks? the army says they're going to need them in the future, and the idea was, are we actually going to shut down a facility, the one place in the country, the one place in the country that still puts together tanks? >> reporter: do you think this helps save jobs? >> i think it's just good policy. >> reporter: this fight has been going on for years. but lawmakers say, it would simply be too expensive to shut down the plant, only to restart it later. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >> coming up in our next half hour, a new warning for anyone looking for a job online. some popular job sites like linked in are being trolled by scammers posing as the employers who trick desperate job seekers into sending them hundreds, even thousands of dollars. what you need to look out for. >> first opening up for the first time about th

they are made at this factory in lima, ohio, in congressman jim jordan's district. he said he had no time for an interview, so, we tracked him down. why is congress still funding >> you don't think -- you don't think the army needs tanks? the army says they're going to need them in the future and the idea was, are we going to actually shut down a facility, the one place in the country, the one place in the country that still puts together tanks? >> reporter: do you think this saved jobs? >> i think it's good policy. >> reporter: david, this fight has been going on for years. but laukmakers say it would be too expensive to shut down the plant on to restart it later. david? >> mary, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the father sentenced for kidnapping his son, giving him a new identify for years. but we want your opinion. the boy taken from his mother when he was 5 years old. today, that boy in court, years later, now fighting for his father. what they decided in that courtroom. >>> and then, take a look at this surv

on "newsmakers" we have jim jordan and he talks about the role of the caucus blocking the budget deadline and the conservative approach to legislation. "newsmakers" is at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> back then, you had a couple of meals and a steam shovel. of thei guess it is one ironies of being antigovernment and then you all your entire fortune to the government's largess. "q&a,"er: tonight on sally benson talks about "the denton talks sally about her book "the profiteers." sally: we have these projects throughout the world and i think, you know, it is fine if the american taxpayer is paying for it, it seems that the american taxpayer should have aboutccess to information the contracts, the amount of , the, the workers' safety political relationship. announcer: tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "q&a." toouncer: as states continue hold primaries and caucuses awarding of their delegates in race, theential discussion is on the rules once they get to the national conventions. cbs reports that the rnc is accusing top republican officials of improperly trying to influence and change by

jordan: as long as it gets past this tree. no, i've got no shot over there. jim: michael suggesting a shot. jordan says there's no shot up there. rory was in a similar position yesterday. nick: i was just going to mention that. he didn't have a window but still took and it managed to scuttle up and down from 90 yards. beautiful old oak tree. jordan: i'm just trying to look for something. jim: boy, that is a narrow window. jordan: the hardest part about this is it staying low and still getting speed on it. nick: no, nothing up there. no options that way. jordan: it's really tough. but i like this better than anything else. michael: all right. jordan: i think it rolls through there too low. nick: i think he's going -- well, that's the bunker there at the left of the green. jim: this is high risk right here. it's even a better recovery than mcilroy's of yesterday. nick: yeah, a straight line to the flag. straight up the slope. it was like one of those old good stained glass leaded windows. that was incredible. jim: now rory. nick: it's gone very calm so maybe get on

actually saw and heard, congressman desantis, dear friend, dear friend ted yoho, and my dear friend jim jordan did an extraordinary job of laying out why we simply have to show that this house has standards, that congress has rules, and you can only thumb your nose so far, you can only in some waysud and has competent before there to be an impeachment and with regard to the head of the , the al revenue service case has been made very effectively in the prior special add onto thatt to by reference to this article from the "washington examiner" entitled "i.r.s. chief." basically the i.r.s. chief is saying, this, this is the headline. agency encourages illegal immigrant theft of social security numbers to file tax returns. it's by rudy takawa, dated april 12. and it says the i.r.s. is struggling to ensure that legal immigrants are able to illegally use social security .umbers for legitimate purposes the agency's head told senators on tuesday without allowing the numbers to be used for, quote, bad, unquote reasons. now that's the i.r.s. director's reasoning. illegally inomeone the united states to

here is the heated exchange between congressman jim jordan and i.c.e. director earlier today. >> when you break it down, people came here illegally, did a crime, in many cases violent crime, were in your custody, the law says they are suppose to be deported, and your discretion, not because their country wouldn't take them back, notwithstanding other reasons, but over half those 86,000 you just decided you were not going to follow the law, you were going to release them. >> i disagree with that. we do follow the law. >> but the fact remains you released them. >> after careful tea mall is of each case. >> the families here i would like to express my condolences to would disagree with you are why careful analysis. lou: last year alone sighs * released 19,000 illegal immigrants that committed 64,000 crimes. including homicide, kidnappings and 614 sex offenses and 800 robberies. president obama's' borders policy doesn't apply to his own residence. the secret service announcing a proposal to raise the white house fence by five feet after a series of high-pro

we are back after our conversation with commitment jim jordan.chairs the freedom caucus, the 30 plus members of the house givenresentatives, have speakers a bit of trouble over the past couple years. many members of the house of you speaker ryan supports those numbers, yet they still support speaker ryan. it is a strange dynamic. it is not at all clear to me how it can actually work out once the robert it's the road. at a certain point, they will have to work out something and that will be spending bills at the higher budget number. mr. jordan did not quite make will you will clear to us whether he would be what to support those spending levels so i think it remains to be seen how that plays out. ms. swain: a track record that was reported, one sign into law by the president says what about the process? ms. ferrechio: that it is impossible to sign spending bills -- to pass spending bills. every presidential election year, it makes everything hyper political in congress so it is tough to get bills to cross the finish line. the difference is the le

ohio congressman jim jordan, chair of the freedom caucus, talks about the role of the caucus in blocking5 budget deadline and the conservative approach to spending and other legislation they support. that's "newsmakers" this afternoon on c-span. >> the obama administration's immigration policy goes before the supreme court tomorrow. justices will hear oral argument on president obama's executive action that would allow some undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. we'll have cameras at the court to get reaction tomorrow on c-span two. this morning, we talked with a reporter who is following the case for about 40 minutes. se freedom caucus. we want to welcome sam baker of the national journal who is covering the court, including tomorrow's immigration case. thank you for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: let me begin with news this morning inside the new york times, the story of t pinto family in fairfax, virginia, any number of immigrants anxiously awaiting the supreme court outcome. what is tomorrow's case mean for this family and others in the u.s.? guest: there is a

jordan spieth. jim? jim: thank you, bill. jordan can did, honest. he hurt. you could just hear it all in his voice. nick: you have to give him real credit to step up and talk like that. that is quite amazing to let us into his heart there because that is shattering. as he said on the 12th, you have to be so disciplined. you cannot go for that flag. jim: it's just after midnight in england. the dawning of a new day and the dawning of a new champion on the world stage of golf. danny willett has won the masters and he's headed to butler cabin. that's also true of a good car company. but we saw an opportunity in sharing cars. so we moved fast and launched a car-sharing service in 29 cities, all around the world. doing that required dozens of data centers, designed for speed and performance. we built our business on the ibm cloud. because that's what the ibm cloud is built for. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data c

first, our guest on newsmakers this week will be jim jordan of ohio.terview will be on air tomorrow at 10:00. explains why he the freedom caucus is not supporting republican budget plans, and as a result, they're not enough republicans to pass a budget for this deadline. [video clip] hit $19ebt just trillion. this year's annual deficit is going to be higher than expected. within that context, we said, look, maybe we should not spend $30 billion more, maybe we on spendingthe line . many times we have had to go to an unopposed, we may have to do that again. we understand that. what we have to do is what the freedom caucus is all about which is standing up for the countless families who believe that washington has forgotten, we need to start controlling spending. >> you mentioned a continuing resolution, continuing the current budget level into the next fiscal year. argument coming from speaker brian's office is the senate will not support the numbers that you advocate, so the inevitable result is there will be a cr, which means continuing the level which

little more, interfacing with jordan and their role they're going to play in bringing stability back to the region and in dealing with the global -- >> let me not -- thank you, jim. let me not give you my opinion, let me give you the horse's mouth. my wife and i visited jordan and we were in the refugee camp on christmas day last year. jordan has absorbed incredible amount of refugees in syria that's almost cracking the capacity of the nation to maintain economy. let me quote to you the senior, no names, senior police official who is responsible for that camp that had a huge, huge population of refugees, we are asking so how do you see this developing, show the dweg ration of the refugee into jordan working and how long can you do this, he said, look, you have to be clear about this, we as jordanians eventually need these people to go back to the country that they came from. it's not to be forced to go and live somewhere else, it's for the conditions that force exodus to be solved that allows to go back. it makes no sense. we cannot fiscally absorb the people as a nation and what sense does it help to transport whether it's into europe or america, that's not wha

we'll get you up to speed on what you need to watch at the open with wells capital cio jim paulson. >>> jordan spieth races to an early lead at augusta national. no bogeys. the buzz about the big blow up by ernie els. a look at the leaderboard as the fight for the green jacket heats up. second hou of "squawk box" starts now. ♪ >> announcer: live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box". >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin. becky is in fort mills, south carolina with twopecial guests fo the hour, erskine bowles and alan simpson co-founders of fix the debt campaign and co-chairs of the president's commission on fiscal responsibility. great to see those two gentlemen. we'll get to becky in just a moment. but first let's check on the futures right now. 91 points of upward pressure expected at the open for the dow jones. the s&p is up nearly 12. and the nasdaq up just over 30 points right now. oil at this hour is part of the positive reasons for the market going up. oil goes up and th

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will bring you this morning's ceremonial teeoff of the masters and jim nantz of cbs sports looks at the golfers trying to stop jordanrly every day is a holiday. we explore how the calendar is becoming a cash american business. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "usa today" says airbags may be coming to first and business class sections on airplanes. a german company filed a patent for a airbag next to the compartment entertainment screen. the bag would inflate in separate zones. one would cushion the head, the other, the shoulders. >> what about the people in coach? they need to figure out a way to do the whole plane, people! >>> new york's daily news reports on a recall of 20,000 ivanka brand scarves made in china. the consumer product safety commission say there is a burn risk. the recall is for the following styles that were sold from october 2014 through january of this year. shoppers should return them for a refund. >> 23-year-old linebacker retirement after one nfl season because of head trauma fears. a.j. tarpley of the bills said he suffered four concussions in his footbl

jordan spieth. his epic collapse is next. jim gray standing by. oh. ♪ does your mouth often feel dry? can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. . . mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. ♪ bill: what a finish and a finish to forget for jordan spieth at the masters. that is danny willet from england. jordan spieth fitted him for the jacket as is custom. that was not before at collapse for the ages. jordan spieth led entire tournament until a meltdown on the 12th hole. he hit not one but two balls into rae's creek. back-to-back. produce ad quadruple bogey 7 not to recover. jim gray sportscaster, fox news contributors, as we see shot number one go in. i don't know, jim, i thought showed a lot of class. there was just one moment on camera where he, i mean he was obviously very, very disappointed with himself and expressed it rightly so. what do you think? >> w

jordan spieth was at the hole and lost it. spieth begins today to defend his jacket today. jim nantz will be on "cbs this morning" talking spieth, bubba, and the rest of the field. cbs coverage of the masters tees off saturday with at 1:30 eastern. the only place to find the masters on sunday for the final round is here on cbs. i was out in the dining room, you know, meeting the residents and i had a gentleman stop me and ask me if i made his dinner. he made a remark to me about not sure he wanted to be there anymore, but he said something to me that has stuck with me to this day. after having your dinner, i think i want to stick around a while and that really meant something to me. i never had an experience like that and it just let me know that what i'm doing is much more important than just food. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy 24 hour relief... for fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do every day. >>> here is another loo

jordan spieth holds the bunker shot. two under 70 today and five shows off the lead. on 15 jimerman rolls in the birdie putt to tie for the lead. he cashedded a 5-under 67 and goes into sunday tied for the lead. >> what's your reaction to the april fool's joke? which one is crueler, the physical one or the one -- >> the mental one. >> absolutely. >> you cannot do that to a guy about cutting ezeli from the team. you could see the look in his eyes. oh, my gosh i got cut. >> it was supposed to be funny. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here again at 11:00. >> the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast [ music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile.

jim. m♪ >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my panel. first up, "the nightly show" contributor ricky velez. (applause) "the nightly show" contributor jordanapplause) and he's an egyptian satirist who's been called "the jon stewart of egypt," his new documentary "tickling giants" is premiering at the tribeca festival on april 14th, bassem youssef. (applause) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using #tonightly. okay. we talked about this earlier in the show. u2's lead singer bono was in front of the senate subcommittee this week. take a look. >> don't laugh. i think comedy should be deployed. so i'm suggesting that the senate send in amy schumer and chris rock and sacha baron cohen. (laughter) >> larry: i would have loved to have seen their faces when they got that news. (laughter) so basically he's saying if you want to fight terrorism send in the clowns. thoughts? >> allow me. when america (bleep) up in the least, they send someone. first troops, doesn't work, now comedians. we have comedians in the middle east and comedians in america. but they don't get the chance. you go with amy schumer a

jim. >> well, hand a, i shop at dsw warehouse, i don't think i will ' finds these on the clearance rack. a pair every nike's you want to tell us about? >> these "air" jordan's sold for $22,000 to british firm that cleans and re-sells limited edition sneakers. now, just ten pairs were made in a deal with rapper m and m. some not all, some of the money goes to charity. back to you. >> that's hilarious. >> thanks so much. we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> fairmount park conservancy marking pretty big milestone. >> centennial celebration, annual reception and dinner honors parks supporters for their generosity and dedication it philadelphia's park system. mayor kenney was on hand for the festivities, and if i look little tired this morning, that's because i was a master of ceremonies, it was a great evening, little wet, but, you know, that helps the trees and the plants. >> you look good out there. is it dark outside? are you outside. >> that was night. i was outside at night, past my bed time. didn't get home until 10:00. >> my goodness. coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> yes, katie is still tracking showers. our wee

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jordan spieth, on the 12th hole was fane painful. >> ultimately have your a game with every part, i just didn't have the iron swings. >> spieth is out there playing like jim. >> oh,. >> it is accurate, though, it is very accurate. >> katie, what's the weather like out there? >> just spitting on the radar, always over our area, some of you finding little will light rain bit more intense i have than what i am finding here, but definitely running into damp roads traveling out and about, do watch for that. but the eyes are all on 3:05 p.m. will it be clearing out in time for that? and i am pretty confident that other than a spotty shower, things are really going to start to dry out. on as i speak the rain picks up more. on to the map, show you what's going on here, i step inside to grab my umbrella because dow not want to mess with this hair. we are expecting these showers will clear out with time, on baby tour hereof where we've come from temperature wise, definitely been chilly since this past weekend, with the snow that came through. we expect to hit 63 degrees, today, and here is a look at the showers, forgive the background noise, just opening the umbrel

jim acosta, cnn, las vegas. >>> day two of the masters golf tournament is now in the books. defending champ jordanpieth leads the way at the halfway point, but his rival, rory mcilroy is not far behind. the northern irishman is just one shot back after a 1 under par round on friday, tied for the best round of the day. just seven players are under par at the augusta national course. windy conditions, though, on friday pushed up many scores. spieth and mcilroy will play the third round together. and the texan says he is ready. >> i'd rather be someone -- rather be playing with someone less threatening, to be honest. he's certainly proven himself in majors. but i think it's going to be a really fun challenge. >> adding to the intrigue, if mcilroy wins the masters, he will achieve the career grand slam of all four of golf's major tournaments. we'll have to wait and see. >>> isis destroyed a 2,000-year-old city in syria and now a russian museum wants to help bring it back to life. see how they plan to use the new technology that's available to restore an ancient treasure. live in the united states and

normally jim nantz of cbs will talk to the guy that is turning over the green jacket but they didn't say a ward to him. he was very good in the press conference jordan was. >> he probably didn't want to talk about it. >> he had a odd moment coming off 18th have after he knew he blown it there was a cbs cameraman trying to go around the back of him to the front of him and said don't show my face, don't show my face. >> maybe tears in his eyes good i think he was crying. >> he will be fine, he is 22. >> but still. >> he won a million-dollar. he is 22. >> it will take a while to recover. >> the whole chris christie/donald trump thing and stand behind and watch as other person is doing talking. he is standing there great look at his face the whole time. >> that is supposed to be my green coat. >> yes. >> but what a a weird day too. they had three hole in ones on the same hole, the 16th hole. unheard of. >> do you want to see the most weird one. is that louie. now watch the ball,. >> oh, my gosh. >> another ball. it will hit the other ball. it will not go in. >> it is still going. that is amazing. >> wow. >> one of of the most weird things i have ever se

jim jones is talking about today. senator graham, he spoke to the washington post yesterday. the same thing. the finance minister of germany, not known for his wild announcements has invoked this. king abdullah of jordansame. king abdullah is worth thinking about because he is a military man. militarynd i'm sure leaders know the cost of failure bornell ultimately be by them by the men and women they lead into battle. this is a new century. these are new threats. this is politically very hard. i hope i understand the challenges, the pressures you face as leaders, but in truth, i probably don't. i will tell you what i do understand. i understand america is not ready to give up on its greatness. i am not either. that is what got america to move and brought mankind back to earth. hiv-aids. there were members on the subcommittee who refused to except aids was a problem that could not be solved. since 2002, we now have nearly 90 million people who will their lives so the u.s. taxpayer. if you are a u.s. taxpayer, you are an aids activist. think about that. i'm here today to testify to the united states senate that i have seen the impossible made possible right here in these halls. we need that leadership ag