john: does john boehner think baseball or football is america's pastime? john: yesterday i sat down with john boehner. tonight, the sequel. bipartisanship has broken out. there is less gridlock. there is progress on medicare, a new attorney general. you are 100 days in. what are the factors, the dynamics that are causing there to be some breaking gridlock? speaker boehner: the fact we have a change of leadership in the senate certainly has made a difference. while i have a good relationship with the former majority leader -- the fact is not much came to the floor and their members were not engaged on the floor with each other doing votes to win -- doing amendments. the fact that the senate is actually working is helping us. on the house side we are able to move bills. now we are seeing bills moving into the senate. they don't move nearly as quickly, but there is action. and it has fostered a lot bipartisan conversations on cyber security, on trade collecting of foreign intelligence, elementary and secondary education reform. there are a whole host of things

our interview with john boehner is after this. ♪ mark: john boehner planted at kiss on nancy pelosi'sheek. i sat down with him this afternoon. we talked about kisses, tax reform, and the presidential race. i asked him to give me some odds , corporate tax reform this year? 50-50, says the speaker. those are the odds that he put on hillary clinton getting elected president. we also raise questions about the e-mails, allegations about the clinton foundation. a lot of talk in washington about hillary clinton, two issues. the funding of the foundation and president clinton speaking fees, and the e-mails when she was secretary of state. on the foundation, do you know enough to say that she did something wrong? >> there are a lot of questions about what the foundation did, what speeches the president -- former president gave. there are a lot of questions being raised. they will have to answer the questions. mark: there is nothing you would say is wrong, illegal unethical? >> i don't know about the facts to make a judgment. mark: the same thing about her e-mails? >> she violated the law. the

has never said before. ♪ ♪ mark: this week, john boehner planted a famous kiss on natick losey's cheekon nancy pelosi's cheek. he sat down in our studio. i want to turn boehner into jimmy the greek so i wanted some odds. corporate tax reform 50-50 sayeth the speaker. he also raised some new questions about the famous missing e-mails and also addressed the latest allegations about the clinton foundation. a lot of talk in washington political circles about hillary clinton. the funding of the foundation and the question of her e-mails when she was secretary of state. on the foundation thing, do you know enough to say you are sure she did something wrong or do you just have questions? boehner: i think there are questions about what the foundation did, what speech is the former president gave. at some point, they will have to answer the questions. mark: based on what you know now, there is nothing you would say is wrong, illegal, unethical. >> i don't know enough right now. mark: same question on her e-mail. speaker boehner: she violated the law. the idea that she would use her own server g

after that part two of our interview with house speaker john boehner. john: you were sitting here on the break of an important evening. who are you looking for to meeting and why do you like this event as much as you assume you do? >> usually my wife comes with me that's fun. we get a babysitter. i like to talk -- i like talking to folks in the media. i don't know who will be there this year. every year it seems like i meet a green bay packer at the white house correspondents dinner. i'm waiting to see who will be there this year. maybe aaron rodgers will show up. john: that will be an exciting moment. rice bank one person who will not be there is hillary clinton. -- bryce rice -- reince: i asked him for a law and he didn't name one. -- mark: i asked him for a law and he said she didn't break one. do you think she broke the law? reince: i think when you have requests for documents that are clearly out of their and someone deletes over 30,000 e-mails, those are the types of things that have the potential to be criminal. clearly -- mark: there is an clearl

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moment now from netanyahu and perhaps a short time later, we also expect to hear from house speaker john boehner they don't say much just their presence here just boehner's presence here is a very powerful statement, a very powerful show of support, john for netanyahu. >> of course the timing also as the discussions in switzerland are wrapping up over iran's nuclear deal. oren liebermann will bring you the statement as soon as it happens. >>> new developments in the crash of germanwings flight 9525. turns out lufthansa knew lubitz battled severe depression back in 2009 while he was still in flight school. lufthansa now acknowledging lubitz informed the company himself. all 149 victims of the doomed germanwings jetliner could be identified by the end of the week. that is another new detail this morning. meanwhile, the ceo of lufthansa paying his respects to the victims of the flight. carsten spohr placing flowers, saying a prayer in the village near the crash scene. i want to bring in our erin mmc mmc mclaughlin live. the ceo, when he finished his remarks, his heartfelt remarks, really was the qu

plus, house speaker john boehner sits down with me to talk cuba no longer considered a state sponsor of terrorism. and i'll get his reaction to hillary clinton joining the race announcing her run for the white house. plus americans call for a overhaul that's growing as another deadline passes. what should a tax overhaul look like? i'll ask the president of americans for tax reform, grover norquist is with me, as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> iran placing new demands on a nuclear deal before diplomats from six world powers even return to the negotiating table on wednesday. the country's revolutionary guard saying inspectors would quote, not be allowed into military facilities. this as president obama said friday he is open to creative negotiations when it comes to sanctions being lifted against iran. so what about the role of congress? will they have a say on a final deal? texas congressman mac thornberry joins me now. good to have you on the program. welcome. >> thank you, ma'am. >> are you surprised that the so-called framework is completely different from the ayato

a nod to john boehner.e say that playing golf with jack nicklaus and me is pretty much the same, it is a religious experience. for jack, it is like being in heaven, and for me you see your life flash before your eyes whenever you get in front of my slices. but we do not show much there. -- so, we do not share much in common there. i am so proud of him. i think about what has made him the most celebrated golfer ever. jim talked about the record 18 majors. he also has a closet full of six green jackets from the masters. 73 pga tour wins. unbelievable. some say he just had god-given ability. that is true. when he was 10 years old, he went to a country club to play his first nine. it was on the front nine that he shot a 51. i cannot shoot a 51 today. people said, well. let us watch this sky. other people talk about his work ethic. no question about that. his focus. his intensity. his nerves of steel on the green. all true. but i think what people miss sometimes is that self-confidence and competitive edge that

this relates to speaker john boehner. will it blend? john: there we go. yes, it will blend.k: tom, thank you. tom: you are the founder, chairman, ceo. mark: pleasure. john: we will be right back. ♪ john: we are only on the tube half an hour a day, but we are led 24/7 at bloomberg.com. mark: thanks everybody here and the very hospitable washington bureau. sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello, i'm pimm fox and this is what i'm taking stock of this april 22, 2015. it is described as a historic deal, negotiators came to a final agreement for iran's nuclear program. >> the true measure of this understanding is not whether it meets all the desires of one side or the other. the test is whether it will leave the world safer or more secure than it would be without this agreement. pimm: officials in israel call the deal they historic mistake and president obama expects some debate over the agreement.

thanks to john boehner. no duffer himself, by the way.eople say that playing golf with jack nicklaus and me is pretty much the same, it is a religious experience. for jack, it is like being in heaven, and for me you see your life flash before your eyes every time you get in the way of one of my slices. but we do not show much there. i am so proud of him. i think about what has made him the most celebrated golfer ever. jim talked about the record 18 majors. he also has a closet full of six green jackets from the masters. 73 pga tour wins. unbelievable. some people say he just had god-given ability. that is true. when he was 10 years old, he went to a country club to play his first nine. it was on the front nine. he shot a 51. i cannot shoot a 51 today. people said, wow. let us watch this sky. other people talk about his work ethic. no question about that. they talk about his focus his , intensity. they talk about his nerves of steel on the green. all true. but i think what people miss sometimes is that self-confidence and competitive edge

. >> i look so old john boehner has invited menyo to speak at my funeral >>> the u.s. comedian-in-chief cracks jokes for the u.s. press corp. >>> first a magnitude 6.7 aftershock hit nepal's capital kathmandu, according to the u.s. geological survey. more than 2,500 have been killed after saturday's earthquake. >> these were the scenes of aftershocks in the capital kathmandu. there has been a series of them in saturday's earthquake. the first rescue claim carrying climbers hit by an avalanche has risen. rescue efforts are on in the quake-hit areas, to find people trapped under the rubble. the death toll is expected to rise. when relief teams reach more remote areas of the mountainous country. >> let's go live to kathmandu and get the latest from our correspondent. 24 hours on how does the crisis in kathmandu appear today? >> i am right now an one of the places where thousands have been staying overnight. they all seem quite shocked and they are all very upset. most of them around us there's no water. and a day after the quake, they were angry and upset. most people hav

when we come back, we have some news concerning the speaker of the house, john boehner, after this. ♪uess what? john boehner, speaker of the house, is going to be on this show on thursday. mark: looking forward to it. up next, here is "taking stock." thank you for watching, and we say to you sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello, i'm pimm fox, and this is what i'm "taking stock" -- yahoo! first-quarter revenue fell short of analyst estimates. sales were down 4%. shares, though, up about 14% after-hours trading. chipotle shares are lower. the restaurant chain posting first-quarter sales that trailed analyst projections. chipotle set higher menu prices and a shortage in pork are to blame. yum brands, the owner of ksc and talk about posting profits that may have

john boehner: she violated the law and the idea she was going to use her own server and do official businessit has every transparency issue the president likes to tout. mark: speaker boehner also said both clintons need to explain their charitable foundation and donations they received on foreign governments. you can see part two of the interview with john boehner tonight on "with all due respect " right here on bloomberg television. that is a look at the top stories we are following. next, the national hockey league hall of famer will discuss this year's stanley cup playoffs. we will be right back. ♪ mark: welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton in new york. let's get to top stories we are following on this friday. we begin with a check of the price of crude oil and the close of floor trading. down about 1% today at $57.14. for the week, crude trading down about .3%. #28 in at this hour. it is down about .25%. orders for durable goods rose in march by the most in eight months. they were up 4% after falling more than 1% in january. gi

mark: that is coming up later today that we will talk with john boehner at 5:00 eastern.terms of us being 100 days into the new all republican controlled congress and i have to tell you driving in from the airport, my cab driver was singing by. things are getting done. not big things like tax reform or a big transportation bill or immigration reform or entitlement reform, but some of the smaller things like the medicare fix and maybe this trade deal happening in a bipartisan land sometimes with the president along also. it is different and i will talk with john boehner how and why it is different and how quickly things have changed. erik: before you talk to him, why is this happening? mark: i will talk to him about that. part of it is the majority, they are dealmakers and legislators and they recognize they have a responsibility to govern. they want to get things done for the country. they want to address the problems and they are willing to work with democrats. you see it particularly in the senate and a little in the house that there is a pent-up hunger. even if they ar

he took aim at republican house speaker john boehner. >> i look so hold john boehner has invited men yau to speak at my funeral. a few weeks ago dick cheney said he thinks i'm the worst president of his lift. which is interesting, because i think dick cheney is the worst president of my lifetime. >>> he seemed to enjoy himself. he was a hit. stay with us, another full bulletin of news is straight ahead. thanks for your time. don't go anywhere. o anywhere. >>> panic in kathmandu, a powerful aftershock hits the nepalese capital a day after t earthquake that killed 2,000. >> rescuers are racing against time to save those trapped under the rubble. >>> hello, i'm richelle carey, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the programme... ..violence in burundi after the president decides to

temperatures and storm tracker 6 and reports from our team of meteorologists. >>> house speaker, john boehner, is in israel as world powers continue to work on a deal with iran boehner and prime minister, netanyahu appeared in jerusalem this morning, this comes amidst growing tensions between president obama and netanyahu, the deal with iran has gone past yesterday's deadline and netanyahu called for an end to the deal. >> it's a diplomatic scramble talks continue today over iraq's nuclear future and the u.s. and their allies are working franticly to nail down an agreement. yesterday the iranian foreign minister was optimistic that everything would come together. the goal for the u.s. and its allies is to prevent a run for its weapons, iran wants to see the ends of economic sanctions that are crippling its economy but there are sticking points, how fast should restrictions be lifted and can iran -- prime minister, benjamin netanyahu blasted the negotiations saying it would be bad for peace around the world. >> giving iran's murderous regime a clear path to the bomb is negotiable and this is u

john boehner said put points on the board. they are not tax reform or immigration reform. but legislation and that helps the gop. >> do the republicans deserve the credit or have democrats changed the way to help the compromise take place? >> first of all, it got off to a rocky start. the republicans had the department of homeland security debacle. but they have rallied since then. democrats come to washington and get things done and they are frustrated by the fact nothing is done over the last couple of years and there is a change of attitude on the democratic side and also the motivation in the republican side much stronger because now, they have to go into 2016. and this sets the table for the 2016 presidential race. and the congressional leaders don't want hillary clinton running against the congress. >> you think it is all simply political? you think there is really a feeling that we have to do a better job than we have done over the last several years? >> it is a combinapgz. certainly there are law makers who have good intensions and want to fix problems that are are

yesterday alongside housekeeper john boehner on his trip to the middle east.e surprise, and one of the top -- toughest jobs of all for this administration will be the israeli prime minister. he may not be convinced that this is a deal that israel can be -- can deal with. could israel on its own take action to address what it believes to be legitimate concerns about iranian nuclear capabilities going forward? one of the many tricky issues for the president and for john kerry to negotiate in the coming days. and this criticism from benjamin netanyahu not an active, but clearly a major issue going forward. cory: is a military response from israel off the table? peter: the israelis have not left any options off the table at this point. that will be one of the questions going forward. exactly how benjamin netanyahu still feels, and what extent can the united states reassure him privately as the details of this agreement emerge that, in fact this is in the united states and israel national security interests as well. the israelis have been very clear that they will

john boehner mantra. now he's saying in jerusalem, the world is on fire. a very different approach. i think it speaks to how they want to run next year. >> he has an unusual position in this. if the deal succeeds, she can order a piece of that success. if the deal fails or it allows iran to move towards a weapon, she's going to own a piece of that failure, too. if you remember back to when this came together and the administration was touting the secret talks, people close to clinton were calling around saying, hey, remember, this started under her. she was part of this. she dispatched one of her top advisers to aman. now as this is moving closer to a conclusion you see her display this caution. she knows there's a chance this does not work out and she is going to own some of that. >> you mentioned rand paul hasn't said anything. his team said until he makes his announcement speech on tuesday, he's not going to talk about it. he has said negotiate. he's open to negotiate. wants to see what the deal is. if the choice is another war in the middle east or trying to negotiate. most of t

and john boehner and nancy pelosi were not sitting in a tree but they were k-i-s-s-i-n-g.e passed it. but first, ben affleck speaks out for the first time about his slavery censorship controversy. affleck says he regrets asking "finding your roots" to omit the fact that one of his distant ancestors was a slave owner. "i didn't want any television show about my family to include a guy who owned slaves. i was embarrassed. the very thought left a bad taste in my mouth. affleck's request became public knowledge last week when wikileaks published a trove of hacked sony e-mails, including some from gates asking michael lipton for requests about his request. he admitted to do this would be a violation of pbs rules, actually even for batman. and once we open the door to censorship, we lose control of the brand. but when the show aired three months later any mention of affleck's slave-owning ancestors had been left out. yesterday, pbs said it was investigating the matter. joining me now is joan walsh. heather mcgee. and liz, who comes out looking more suspect here, pbs or ben affle

. ♪ mark: tomorrow, john boehner. john: we will see you tomorrow thanks for watching.ay here sayonara. ♪ pimm: i am pimm fox. this is what i am taking stock of. a court had of important earnings. first, facebook's sales in the first quarter. they said advertising revenue was lower because of the stronger u.s. dollar. the stock is lower in late trading. ebay shares are up by 5%. the company provided a profit forecast, they are also selling off the paypal unit. the selloff will take place in the t

john boehner in israel yesterday said the world's on fire.s looking for this achievement as something to be able to say we made a new path with iran in the ways approaches of the past did not work. remember, presidents have been dealing with the iranian nuclear challenge for some years, and they have not. successful at it. he's put a lot of chips in the middle of the table on this, and his statement in minutes will be the beginning of his effort to persuade americans and persuade congress that it's worthwhile pursuing. >> an amazing complex situation with iran in the middle east right now, john, where the iranians are accused of supporting the rebels in yemen whom we oppose but of opposing isis or isil in iraq and we are joined with them i guess basically, in that conflict so it is an immensely multilayered -- >> it's a head spinning series of problems that are interlocking, and as you suggested, with iran it's unbelievably tricky because we are on the other side as the saudis are on the other side of the iranians in yemen, but yet we are hav

john boehner leaving the possibility of hearings occurring.m maryland, he was a representative for one of the hostages. he had very forceful language. he said, quote -- "this was a sobering national security and government failure, and our country failed the hostage." so you expect a lot of investigation to go into what exactly happened in this case and why it was not all the way brought up the chain of command to president obama when in fact the order occurred to move forward in this operation. >> luke, we want to ask you about the other big national security news on the hill today obviously. the chief law enforcement officer, loretta lynch, getting confirmed here. including ten republican votes after a historic long-standing delay. she's been involved in isis prosecutions and other national security issues, and if you talk to people around her, the sex trafficking bill that ostensibly held up her nomination of frustrating for them because they point out all of the prosecutions she's done we're putting a couple on the screen convicting men if

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. >> i think deep down on the inside, john boehner is a really sensitive guy.ritten about john boehner. a lot of them have not been nice. but no one has ever said he is a really mean dude. i think he is on the whole probably a pretty good leader -- let's see a liked leader among his caucus. that's why he was reelected several times as speaker. >> he has just been terribly misunderstood, is that it, krystal? >> well actions speak louder than pecks on the cheek i guess. i would believe the good thing if he would actually act in a bipartisan manner and say bring immigration to the floor and do something good for the country. >> well, jimmy i'm sure you're just bubbling over with his sensitivity. >> well, as a very sensitive person, i most certainly am. john boehner is misunderstood by a large swath of people. he is actually not a terrible guy. in fact, he and pelosi just literally negotiated the stg fix which is why he was at the white house signing that bill. they did that that's a big deal. >> got to go. krystal, jimmy and shira, thank you for your time tonight.

john boehner: she violated the law. the idea that she was going to use her own server and do official business on it -- it goes against every transparency issue that the president likes to tout. olivia: boehner was asked whether he thinks hillary clinton is morally and ethically fit to be a leader he said yes. tom: ed hyman with evercore isi. and got to ask you about religion and timing of the elections effecting the stock market. you have done a lot of research. is there any validity linking our national politics with the ebb and flow of the markets? ed: the economic forces are so unusual and so dominant that i do not look at the election right now. tom: will you in a year? ed: maybe. but right now the economic backdrop, whether it is china or europe or what is going on here central banking -- it is so much more dominant than the political backdrop. brendan: we talk about politics what we mean is fiscal policy. have you given up thinking that fiscal policy might change in the u.s.? ed: occasionally i visit that it migh

john boehner. john: a special thank you to the marching band for being here area.eaking to the buckeyes, pursuant to the congressional gold medal to jack nickless for his sevice to the nation in promoting excellence, good sportsmanship, and philanthropy. the tradition of the gold-medal goes back to 1776. the first recipient was then-general george washington. what makes this award so american is that anyone can win it, whether you are in architect, an innovator, a humanitarian, or even someone who played golf. the golden bear is all of those things. and today we thank him with the highest honor we can bestow. we are honored to be joined by so many representatives of the world of golf. the king, arnold palmer, is here with his wife. [applause] kim fenton the commissioner of , the pga tour. the voice of golf, mr. jim nantz, and many members of the jack nicholas family. that includes the first lady of the golf. please join me in recognizing mrs. barb nicklaus. [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of our colors, the performance,

it was john boehner here. mitch mcconnell here this week. that is who netanyahu will work with. boehner spoke out against the deal like netanyahu. netanyahu using far stronger words. as republicans push for congressional approval of the deal we expect to see netanyahu working with them. he made that speech before congress and he will keep working with them to push against the deal. also morning to note netanyahu's intelligence minister said military option not yet off the table. >> oren, thank you. >>> kenya reeling from its worst terror attack in nearly two decades. masked gunmen from the militant group al shabaab storming a university in the early morning hours. killing at least 147 people in a 15-hour siege. just listen to one student describe how fellow students unknowingly ran toward the slaughter. >> we heard gunshots and we were sleeping. guys started jumping up and down running for their lives. unfortunately where they were going to is where the gunshots were coming from. >> kenya's president requiring people to report for emergency training immediately. >> this is a mome

house majority leader john boehner said the burden of the success rests on obama's shoulders. >>> wiki leaks is pouring salt on sony's wounds. every sony e-mail and document stolen by hackers last year. wikileaks editor and chief, julian assange says this is news worthy and belongs in the public domain. >> some of the e-mails that were leaked complain it wasn't news. it was gossip and fighting. no public interest. >>> time for an early start on your money. u.s. stock futures are lower. stocks fell a bit yesterday. despite strong earnings from goldman and citigroup. the dow dropped six points. still really 1% shy from record highs. u.s. crude oil above $56 a barrel. prices have been plummeting since last summer. now has bounced a bit. you know the oil services company is laying off 11,000 people. it has cut 9,000 jobs in january. work force is 15% less than last summer. walmart unexpectedly laying off 2,200 employees. why? to fix plumbing issues. they are temporarily closing five stores for half a year to get plumbing issues taken care of. the workers get two months paid leave and the o

. >> house speaker john boehner talking economy and 2016, he had this to say about hillary clinton'sis she going to do for america? that's the real question. it's not about personalities. i think the fact that she will not turn over her server and ignored the law when it comes to how she was supposed to communicate as secretary of state, those questions are going to haunt her until she comes clean and an independent third party goes through the e-mails and determines which ones are public and which ones are private. >> you can catch more on john boehner's interview on sunday right here on fox news channel. >> a scary turn when a gorilla gets aggressive in a zoo. >> oh, man. >> you got to find out what led the gorilla to do. that and how the buffalo run free and how they may have gotten loose. sal khan: khan academy is a not-for-profit, with a mission of providing a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. if you look at a khan academy video, they can cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pac

today house speaker john boehner said having u.s. ships in place is the right move. he added that he hopes they're not necessary. >>> church officials say a plot to shoot churchgoers in paris was foiled when the gunman accidentally shot himself in the leg. he was an islamic extremist who called for an blanls. they found an arsenal and notes. the suspect is anlgerian who has lived in france for several years. police say they've also linked him to the murder of a woman near one of the chuxrches sunday morning. >>> not even open yet. a casino coming to the air is already facing a lawsuit. we'll tell why you the owners are on the other end of a discrimination suit. >>> paying a toll just to get in >>> a montgomery county school system says the district employees mistakenly allowed the faces, and home phone numbers of elementary school students to be posted on a public federal government website. that administrator issued a written apology to parents. it impacted at least 16 students from wood acres elementary school. their images were part of a power point demonstration

john boehner and mitch mcconnell had no comment on that comment.ne thing bruce did not divulge during the interview is what his new female name would be. it is traditional to take a new name. he said he didn't want to reveal it because the media will go crazy and he will never get rid of it. i happen to know the real reason he didn't share it with diane sawyer is because his new female name is diane sawyer. he wanted to let her know privately they would be sharing a name, which is the right thing to do. it's considerate. one thing about a new name, he can get stuff monogrammed. it is tough to do that when your initials are b.j. i'm happy for bruce jenner. i'm sure this is a great relief after hiding out all of this time. turns out all of these years instead of the kardashians we should have been keeping up with him. >>> justin bieber is still a dude for the most part. he crashed a high school prom over the weekend. high school prom was going on and justin showed up. is that crashing or creepy? i'm not sure. justin was supposedly on his way to a rec

our own maria bartiromo this morning talked to john boehner about hillary. he had -- he had some tough words. listen to this. john: what's she going to do for america? that's the real question. it's not about personalities. i think that the fact that she won't turn over her server, the fact that she's ignored the law when it comes to how she was supposed to communicate as secretary of state, those are going to -- those questions will continue to haunt her until she comes clean. gerri: well steve, you wouldn't expect john boehner to say something nice about hillary clinton. he didn't. what did you make of that? steve: the big issue with hillary clinton, the split personality. if she's smart, in my opinion, the way she can win this race is by running as a bill clinton democrat. new democrat, centrist ideas that work well. the problem is, she keeps getting polled to the left. to kind of the elizabeth warren corner of the party, which is a deadened. bash big businesses. bash wall street. bash rich people. and i just think, look, the bill clinton years were very p

it took nancy pelosi and john boehner, the house speaker, coming together and both were able to give up a little more ground. democrats agreed that some of enrollees would foot some of the bill. $35 billion of the more 200 billion price tags. that was a give. republican agreed it won't have to be paid for, and agreed to extending the health insurance programme and funding for health centers, something that democrats wanted. so it wasn't a magical formula. it was a simple process of give a little take a little and being willing to compromise what is surprising is it doesn't happen pore office >>> why didn't the senate take the issue up before recess? >> that footage from mitch mcconnell we heard from a 3am vata rama. the senate was going through a lot of things. they decided to wait and do this by the light of bay. the center was off. the centers for medicare and medicaid says there's a bit of wiggle room to get the issue resolved or doctors can see a drop. it takes about two weeks for the bill to in or longer if you do it by paper. there was a grace period. the senate doesn't intend

house speaker john boehner reiterating his concern that tehran's nuclear program poses a threat to israel which he visited this week. benjamin netanyahu standing firm against the deal saying it would not block iran's path to the bomb but pave it. an emergency meeting of netanyahu's cabinet is set to start right about now. i want to bring in our cnn's oren liebermann live in jerusalem for the latest. what is the next step here for netanyahu? >> reporter: netanyahu stepped in the cabinet meeting just one day after the deal announced. netanyahu has perhaps been the biggest critic of the deal and in the past few days especially he increased the strength of rhetoric in the conversation he had with obama. that was not a friendly conversation. netanyahu said the deal would increase the risk for a quote horrific war in the middle east. netanyahu just as he has been over the past few weeks is very much against the deal. he criticized what is in the deal and not in the deal. criticized for not scaling back and dismantles the nuclear infrastructure. he says that iran can still do research and still

so anybody i would like to know, if i run into john boehner or mitch mcconnell, i would actually like to say can i come and chat with you? you can't really talk about things at these events, first of all, the music is blaring. everybody is shouting to hear each other and they're drinking, so i think can i come see you, i would really like five minutes and later on you do that. >> alfre woodard, thank you. and that was alfre woodard, the actress. "state of affairs" is her latest project. and a minute ago, you saw darby standsfield arriving on the red carpet. she is the press secretary on "scandal." if you want to follow the tweets that we're following, you can follow us as c-span. we are using the #whcd and you can also follow us on facebook facebook.com/c-span. [indiscernible] you probably don't need any help identifying wolf blitzer of cnn and his guest, jane fonda. her former husband, ted turner owns cnn and she is cnn's guest this year. [indiscernible] announcer: and a reminder that you have to be a credentialed white house journalist to even think about buying a $300 ticket to thi

. >> i look so old, john boehner has invited netanyahu to speak at my funeral [applause.] >> all right another full bullet of news is straight ahead. thanks for your time. keep it here. >>> desperate rescue efforts in kathmandu as the number of those known to have died mounts. >>> there is a continuestant danger of aftershocks. this one sent people running from their homes. >> hello. i am felicity barr. this is al jazeera live from ron london. two protesters shot down in burundi as police break up demonstrations of a hopes for a third term for the president. >>> on the trail of the smugglers, we

john boehner: that was the easy part. prime minister, the elections are always the easy part. -- prime minister: the elections are always easy part. [laughter] it is great to see you. i would like to offer you some lunch. is that all right? john boehner: yes. prime minister: good, i'm hungry. [laughter] >> coming up later today on c-span, back to the discussion of the iranian nuclear negotiations. from the world affairs council a number of different speakers. that is coming up live at 6:30 p.m. eastern. coming up in about 20 minutes or so here on c-span, discussion on ending for private health insurance, a look at health care costs overall -- spending for private health care insurance, and a look at health care costs overall. we will have that live for you here on c-span. of to that point, a portion of today's washington journal and a look at unions and trade policy. , international president of the united steelworkers. how are you? guest: five, thank you. host: can you talk to us about what trade deals i dented the steel

that is john boehner. kissing kissing nancy pelosi. do we have that picture?hope not. >> the image is in my head. >> that was worth waiting for. >> as an actress i have done many stage kisses before so i can critique this. it was a little too short. he should have gone and opened his eyes maybe, made eye contact. that would have been better. you know what? he broke the fourth law. right after he did that he looked right into the camera. that was across the rose garden. not good. got to stay in character. >> there you go. >> yeah. i don't have much to say about this other than i don't ever want to see it again. and i really wish -- >> practice makes perfect. >> i have to say, your point about acting here i think is exact but it seems somewhat sincere to me as if the leading republican and the leading democrat in the house wanted to be together, if you know what i mean. >> no please go on lou. >> i've gone as far as i'm going. >> look, they're colleagues and you know, their job regardless of party is to screw the american people so of course they're going to lik

john boehner, you're terrific and a beautiful man. >> just getting warmed up. we have the correspondents dinner tomorrow night. they've heard a lot worse. alexandra, thanks for seeing you. thanks. >> thanks. >> bring back the yellow mac and cheese. you can find her in the newspaper tomorrow. >> every saturday in the "post". >>> coming up, controversy over an oscar nominated movie. why a local university says it won't show "american sniper" to students this year. >>> fairfax county students confront the gender identity >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. >>> here is a look at the stories we're following at 4:30. a local teacher is being held in jail on $25,000 bond accused of sexually abusing a student. robert wilson iii appeared in a montgomery county court room this afternoon following his arrest last night. he worked as a loiterman in middle school in silver spring and is charged of abuse of a 13-year-old girl. >>> and some of the most frustrating intersections in d.c. could get a little less exasperating starting tonight. the d.c. department of transpo

here is house speaker john boehner giving nancy pelosi a smooch. and wow.evement. what? the bill or kiss? if republicans and democrats can get along why is partisan ship so hard. >> what did these two ever do? >> this came out of medicare. >> should this give us hope they will get along? >> no i am going to be the buzz kill. these guys don't socialize. o'neill and reagan used to socialize. and the problem now, they spend so much money in fundraisers -- >> that is all bull -- >> i would never curse like that. >> you think they hate each other? >> i know they don't like. >> it is like a judas kiss? >> they did it before? >> and wait a minute. rachel has a husband in congress and she might know about this. >> i think the kiss is going to anger a lot of conservatives. he has a lot of conservative mad at him. they don't connect with each other and part of it is the congressman starting in the mid90s and started to live in district. i belong to a bipartisan congressional club. and i don't go to meetings and before when people lived in districts. >> that means liv

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