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joe fonzi was there, start to finish. i'm sure you've felt like i did, there was never a moment in this game where you felt like the warriors were in any peril at all. just complete dominance, joe. >> you're right. we talked about it earlier in the evening, it really felt like the warriors would take care of business but it's not really reality until it actually happens but you're right, i don't know if it was the fact they were fired up about the things that jason terry said, or just that feeling of rallying around the man who is down but they came out from the very start, they are a good shooting team and they were as good as they could get tonight, that got them the early lead. but great examples of the right way to play basketball. the last pass, the assist, get the open shot, it was truly a team effort and felt like they picked up right where they left off in the second half, back in houston on sunday. the warriors continue it and obviously steve kerr was very proud about the team effort here tonight. >> it's good for our guys confidence, and i think what pleases me the most is literally every single guy on our roster contributed during the series. >> we played our ga

joe: thank you very much, dominic konstam.et: breaking news, live at the senate hearing committee on drug pricing. they're looking into the sudden and aggressive spikes of drug prices. right now, michael pearson, is speaking. >> i am grateful for this opportunity to speak to correct this misinterpreted -- misinterpretation before the end of my time as a ceo at valeant. thank you for my time to speak, i would be happy to answer your questions. members of the special committee on aging, and you for calling me to testify. i am happy to be here today. in late 2011 at its -- as its chief financial officer, i sat down in june 2015 while remaining on the board of directors. was the interim cfo for approximately two months, at the beginning of 2016, as mike pearson was on medical leave. i am not currently a member of the management team, but remain on the board today. aware, in february i spoke about drug pricing increases before the committee. i was deposed on similar issues by members of the staff of this committee. i spent the whol

. >> we are going head to augusta in the next hour and check in with our own golf pro dominic chu. >> joefferent reason. >> we'll see him tomorrow. >> eating a hot dog or something. >> shares of united therapeutic down sharply over 27% and now with the chill being cast over pharma and biotech space on the treasur treasury's rules on inversion. here to talk about the prospects for pharma is the founder and co-ceo of united therapeutics which develops products for the treatment of chronic and life threatening questions. we can talk so much with you. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> help us with this. let's talk inversions first and then we'll get into your particular company. you've looked at what the government has done. pharma has been the leader in pursuing inversions. >> it's good for government to clamped down on this. there's a lot of financial engineering going on that was sucking money out of the r and d space for the pharma companies. with that door more or less kwloesd tax ruling pharma companies especially in the u.s. and europe will concentrate more on research and deve

speculative community getting out of those, or are the trend followers becoming dominant and they continue to pile in to the yen? joeging it back home, what is your assessment of the u.s. economy? in the beginning of the year it felt like there was a lot of anxiety, things have calm down lately. but the data has not been that good, looking that -- looking at the atlanta fed gdp tracker. how do you see things now? >> we are beginning to see some green shoots for the spring. notwithstanding the impending snowstorm this weekend. there were signs of china, it's composite pmi put together by the market group was at a 12 month high in march. we have seen the ism indexes in the u.s. beginning to rebound. in fact, we have seen composite pmi's higher in the euros, in the eurozone, in china, in india -- so a number of the major economies around the world look like they finished the first quarter a little bit stronger than they started. alix: maybe except for japan. >> except japan. japan is the noted outlier. that is what is so strange about the process. the economy needs a weaker yen. it is probably the weakest if you look a

joe: i like how you say it. glover teixeira. >> mike: congratulations to the brazilian, glover teixeira. chris, brian and dominic will take us home right here on fox. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! why am i a fan of applebee's fan favorites quesadilla burger? it's a burger... inside a quesadilla. genius. hot... melty... cheese. fresh... pico de gallo. woah. mind blown. everyone's a fan with applebee's 2 for $20 fan favorites. >> what a finish to fox ufc fight night. welcome back here inside the arena. you guys, take a look at the i think a lot of people thought that teixeira could win this fight. but this quickly with that big knockout, did hah surprise you? >> i can't say it surprised me, he hah that kind of power.

joe is outside a factory visit. >> reporter: if donald trump continues his dominant lead in the new york polls, his republican rivals have been hitting the town, from the bronx to brooklyn, in an effort to chip away at the republican frontrunner's big lead. a packed house greeted john kasich this afternoon, here for a sit-down with the owner of mike's deli, not taking questions from the press. >> you going to win new york? >> reporter: mike runs the he's a fan. >> out of the three running candidates, he's probably the best nice guy. the problem is i see, my opinion, he's too nice. >> reporter: mike says the ohio governor is a cut above. >> he is the fillet. he is the skirt steak. >> the skirt steak is pretty expensive. he's the chuck steak. kasich is the fillet. >> reporter: ted cruz courting voters and spending time with local children, learning how to make maza. they trail far behind donald trump in the latest poll. kasich has a 27 point gap. cruz trailing trump by 35 points, trying to bounce back from his new york values comments that some viewed as derogatory towards new yorkers, something trump reminded voters

joe: i like how you say it. glover teixeira. >> mike: congratulations to the brazilian, glover teixeira. chris, brian and dominic will take us home right here on fox. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? why am i a fan fan favorites quesadilla burger? it's a burger... inside a quesadilla. genius. hot... melty... cheese. fresh... pico de gallo. woah. mind blown. everyone's a fan with applebee's 2 for $20 fan favorites. >> what a finish to fox ufc fight night. welcome back here inside the arena. you guys, take a look at the main event. i think a lot of people thought that teixeira could win this fight. but this quickly with that big knockout

dominated oklahoma, winning by 44 points. in the second game, unc stamped out underdog syracuse. the one consolation for the orange, a post-game visit from vice president joe biden, a syracuse law school alum. >> and on the bay bridge in san francisco this morning, a not so high speed pursuit. california highway patrol officers stopped traffic. you see this? to catch a chihuahua on the run. and in case you were wondering, we checked. in california, you can get a year in jail for evading a police officer. but good luck finding a jury willing to convict a face like that. they're still looking for the dog's owner by the way. >>> when we come back, a war time relic is back where it belongs, with the family of the soldier who wore it on the battlefield. >>> finally tonight, she said good-bye to her brother for the last time more than 70 years ago. now so many decades after he was killed in world war ii, a texas woman has a piece of his life back, his army dog tag found in a field in japan. colonel jack jacobs with a soldier's story. >> reporter: in victoria, texas, the davis family gathers for a reunion 70 years in the making. it's a day for tommy davis to hono

from -- he was on his way to a consecutive masters win and one of the most dominant runs in golf to looking like you and me. >> joe can hit the ball. but from holes 10 to 12 his history there at the masters which has been short. he was one under. he goes from 10 to 12 and shoots six over. bogey, bogey, quadruple and changed the trajectory not only of the tournament. i just hope -- he's young. people wondering whether he can recover from this. he will. >> that's a question. rory recovered. greg norman never recovered. >> he's so young. >> sometimes you recover. sometimes you don't. >> what happens? it's like a mental --? >> no. thing is about golf -- >> two days ago. >> it was sunday. >> you guys need to get a life. >> it's a tournament like no other, though. >> nothing like it. >>> also with us. this was a very long digression. >> you know what he's thinking about? >> uh-huh. >> when is harold ford going to be back on "morning joe." if we had only put you on friday, none of that what would happened. >>> we have one more introduction to make with this. political writer for the "new york times" nick confessori. >> h

joe: i like how you say it. glover teixeira. >> mike: congratulations to the brazilian, glover teixeira. chris, brian and dominic will take us home right here on fox. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? why am i a fan fan favorites quesadilla burger? it's a burger... inside a quesadilla. genius. hot... melty... cheese. fresh... pico de gallo. woah. mind blown. everyone's a fan with applebee's 2 for $20 fan favorites. >> what a finish to fox ufc fight night. welcome back here inside the arena. you guys, take a look at the main event. i think a lot of people thought that teixeira could win this fight. but this quickly with that big knockout, did hah surprise you? >> i can't say it surprised me, he hah

dominance like this across all three series. i've never seen it before but a guy i'm happy for is norm miller. if it hadn't been for norm miller standing by joete gatries, their first sponsor and stuck with joe and that's why they love each other so much. if not for norm i'm not sure they'd be here. >> quite a big night for them a young rookie. let's hear from chase elliott. >> all four of the hendrick motorsports cars in the top eight including chase elliott. fifth place. how do you sum up the night you had? >> i think a strong car would be the best way to put it. all the guys, alan and all worked hard. fast car. we had a good pit selection and that played a role throughout the night and you know we're happy about it and definitely not content. we want to be contenders. we're not satisfied with fifth and feel like we have a group of guys that can do better. >> deciding to come and get the tires late in that pit stop. do it again. >> yeah, i think so. i think offense is good when you're tet a racetrack, alan's digs, i'll be all for it whether they go good or bad. whatever he says i'm in for and make the most of it. >> chase elliott, fifth pla

and the last 24, 48 hours, of course, dominated by this question of whether or not bernie sanders believes hillary clinton is qualified to be president. he talked to joe that earlier today. >> if i am being attacked day after day after day, if what the clinton -- if what the clinton campaign basically says, look, we lost in wisconsin, we lost six out of the last seven states. we got to go negative on sanders. that is what their strategy is, what am i supposed to do? just sit back andstate. we're really nice people? we have to fight back. and that's what we're trying to do. i hope, though, let me be clear on this, okay, let's get back to the issues. hillary clinton and i hav strong disagreements. i respect her, but let's start debating the issues. >> a little shift from bernie sanders who has backed off the idea that hillary clinton is not qualified or backed off saying that. you heard him describe what this was about for him, he felt he was under attnd launched back at her. it seems to have come back around on him and now he's moving away from it. jose. >> kasie hunt, great seeing you. thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >> that wraps up this h

afghan, iraqi, shiite militias dominated by the iranian, trained, equipped, and deployed by the iranians with the support of russian airpower and as joe said, we have some contracted to the russians in syria which means we are building a new order. not just in syria but in the middle east, in which this russian/iranian alliance and this network of militias that the iranians have put together which is now operating not just in syria but also in iraq, also in lebanon, also in yemen and so forth, is an acceptable partner for the united states and for the west. it also means we completely misread what's happening -- what's happening in europe. the refugee crisis in europe and all of the tensions that it creates in europe and in nato is a consequence of the actions of this russian/iranian/syrian alliance but somehow popularly, we are associates in our minds with isis rather than the actual perpetrators, this is the russian/iranian/syrian alliance. and even in the right wing now in europe, the anti-immigrant wing, is looking to russia as the -- as a partner in solving the refugee problem, which is a completely pathological position. so, lis

your message, this is your dominant message and you don't have more specific answers, that i believe is why we got here and now fast forward a couple of days, he doesn't say to joee holes. why not do that in the daily news interview? >> my point is that he did with regard to his answer on dodd frank. the only thing he didn't know with whether the federal reserve board, which is an entirely different organization. that's irrelevant to a president's authority to shut down banks and that's where the kerfuffle became incomprehensible to us who live in the real world and not just breaking up the big banks but bernie's plan to have a single payer health care plan which is very, very central to his overall vision and to provide tuition-free higher education for public universities and mainly to get big money out of politics. this is what's fueling the entire bernie sanders campaign. >> you mentioned the words real world, and in discussing how much of this people digest. when bernie sanders said he wants to go back to what he defined as boring bank when you go, get a loan, the simplest forms of banking, is that a pie in the sky description base on what you know as forme

joe sestak was a patriot's patriot. he stood up in the rumsfeld discipline -- administration agreed he said no. we need someone with military foreign policy we can have a better military if we dominate seibeler space and not build cold war programs. >>> katie mcginty. >>> this is personal for me and my family, as well. my brother, jimmy served his county, our country well and honorably as a marine and a couple of years ago had a health issue that led him to need assistance, when we took him to the va, they said jimmy is a great guy, bring him back in a year and we'll have a bed for him. i disagree with pat toomey who voted against every single veterans bill that would help our vets and their families. in terms of of the military and our expenditures, it is vital to retain the ability to make and manufacturer right here in the u.s., the key of critical equipment we need. that's not the case today. spoke to someone who makes artificial intelligence systems for missiles, unfortunately the chip you need no longer any company in the united states makes that key equipment. that's a threat to our security we need to build it and make it at home. >>> mr. vodvarka, the congress passed $305 b

afghan, iraqi, shiite militias dominated by the iranian, trabd, equipped, and deployed by the iranians with the support of russian air power and as joe said, we have some contracted to the russians in syria which means we are building a new order. not just in syria but in the middle east, in which this russian-iranian alliance and this network of militias that the iranians have put together, which is now operating not just in syria but also in iraq, also in lebanon, also in yemen and so forth is an acceptable partner for the united states and for the -- and for the west. it also means we completely misread what's happening -- what's happening in europe. the refugee crisis in europe and all of the tensions that it creates in europe and in nato is a consequence of the actions of

joe in pensacola, florida. and because you went on public television. you had these half-hour shows on public television to get your message out. >> exactly. >> today's world is dominatedight. >> because nobody would go on it because it was supposedly so -- >> like color bars? >> and i just bought 24 hours and i would just talk and have my sign behind me. call me. >> he was an outsider running against the chairman of the county commission. you came with this message of reform and let's fix washington. why is it that only retiring members of congress are willing to lament the amount of time they spend raising money? they all write books. >> do it while they're in there. >> and they're selling you a book for $30. they're still trying to get your money. let's pass the stop act. >> i'm sure you've gotten a great response. >> i'm not dumb. i went to the american people first instead of my leadership. they'd kill it. we've got the stop act.com. call, e-mailior congress. members of congress have been calling you for years. now it's time for you to call them. >> one of the answers, too and this will upset democrats and republicans. first of all, you need to raise the individua