so i'm ecstatic about that. >> john: terry were you surprised so many members of congress didn't havea terrible problem with violence against gay women or undocumented mexican women or women that live on reservations? >> you know, i have to say, i was telling someone i was at the signing ceremony today and it really was a good moment. and i have been so focused particularly since the 113th congress started at get this thing passed. now that it's passed, it has been signed into law i've been taking a step back and i find myself really angry at eric cantor, at the other republican leadership who have done all they could to derail this law that literally saves lives. i think that we have -- from the women's movement point of view, there were -- what, over 130 all republicans who voted against the violence against women act and they need to be defeated. we need to unseat them and there were 22 senators who voted against it. it is not okay. we have to defeat them, too. >> john: it is a shock to me. is it that popular among republican voters to support violence against women on reservations

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i was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgee, i played some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so

john: if we ban that it would be an opportunity as well. thank you ross perlin and terry michael. wire people even in college? many are getting ripped off. when we come back. [cheers and applause] john: we're back with college students from the "students for liberty" conference. i hate to say this but you are suckers you pay college tuition and getting ripped off. that is probably not fair. some will get jobs because of your education but many will pay $200,000 and get little more than that. this is why dale stephens dropped out and has the web site uncollege.org and his book hackeducatn. what do you mean? there is a reason people go to college. >> that is what society says you need to do but that means you have to learn what they tell you the not what you want to interest you. john: i just wan cic books and girls i wouldn't have learned anything. >> maybe you start a comic book about girls. [laughter] >> you tell m your doing better? >> there is a community around the world who is actively doing creative things with their education one dropped out now is an artist and getting comm

john: if we ban that it would be an oppounity as well. thank you ross perlin and terry michael. wire people even in college? many are getting ripped off. when we co back. [cheers and applause] john: we're back with college students from the "students for liberty" conference. i hate to say this but you are suckers you pay college tuition and getting ripped off. that is probably not fair. some will get jobs because your education but many will pay $200,000 and get little more than that. this is why dale stephens dropped out and has the web site uncollege.org and his book hack education. what do you mean? there is a reason people go to college. >> that is what society says you need to do but that means you have to learn what they tell you the not what you want to interest you. john: i just want comic books and girls i wouldn't have learned anything. >> maybe you start a comic book about girls. [laughter] >> you tell me your doing better? >> there is a community around the world who is actively doing creative things with their educatn one dropped out now is an artist and getting comm

secretary of state, john kerry, met with afghanistan president, hamid karzai for the second time. today's meeting comes one day after terry said he and karzai are now on the same page regarding international forces preparing to end combat operations in 2014. kerry is also holding a series of meetings at the american embassy today. one of those meetings is with female entrepreneurs taking part in a u.s.-backed program. some women expressed concerns that their rights would deteriorate after u.s. troops leave the country next year. kerry is also meeting with civic leaders preparing for upcoming elections. >>> it is not all peaceful, kerry's visit to afghanistan. eight suicide bombers have attacked the police headquarters in the eastern part of the country, killing five officers and wounding another four. investigators say one attacker hit the police station and another seven stormed the compound. >>> it is 4:50. rewards offered for nfrgs in the search for a fugitive police officer last month are being taken off the table. the city of riverside has withdrawn its $100,000 reward offer for the arrest and conviction of ex-cop, c

i was proud to join congressman john lewis, congresswoman terri sewell, and martha roby, as well as others and the gentleman as well in that trip to selma and montgomery this year, but those particular who were active and involved in the unveiling of this project, i look forward to its growth in the years to come. i thank the gentleman from maryland and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his comments. and i would remark that i was pleased that he had the pportunity to go to selma with john lewis and others of us who had the opportunity to go to the birth place of our colleague terri sewell. congresswoman sewell is on the floor. the march from selma to montgomery, of course, which was interdicted by members of the alabama state police at the was tion of the governor one of the events, as the gentleman knows, that led to the introduction, passage and signing by president johnson of we oting rights act and are privileged to serve with someone whose contribution to this country and to its realization of its promise of equality to all was so enhanced by the life and commitment and

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the law but no one was willing to put their career on the line to stop it until brian terry died and atf agent john l blew the whistle. uma: such an unfortunate situation, william, thank you very much. jon: there are signs that the president's honeymoon is so over. we told but the president's poll numbers taking a dive. new data could suggest why. look at this graphic. it is a republican consulting firm that tracks every time an issue, organization, celebrity, or corporation is mentioned in any media. then it measures the tone of that coverage. those bubbles show the top five issues brought up in relation to the president. the redder they are, the more negative the tone. let's bring in our "news watch" panel. judith miller is a pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter and fox news contributor. also with us, kirsten powers who writes for "usa today" and "the daily beast". kirsten, what about it? the president's job approval ratings haven't been looking so good. we'll get to that in a moment. but is the honeymoon over when it comes to his second term having just started? >> well, historically, t

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john kerry came in they didn't want john kerry so that was your second defeat and then you just had the spectacular defeat and the nomination confirmation of chuck. terry said to be is just. suffered a number of the worst and when they have they're losing plopping really in their agenda it's getting more stream and more radical he's. things are a little they used to be used to be very careful to try and project a bipartisan image for public democrats but increasingly they are openly advocating a great weekend dad a lot of democrats don't want to be a citizen so for example they are pushing legislation that would have the congress explicitly endorse in this really attack on iran well many democrats don't want to have anything to do with that that's a contradiction to the obama administration's policy. this friendship to leave. the apec congress this sunday. multi billion dollar cuts have kicked off in the united states after the white house failed to find common ground with republicans on how to cut america's massive debt the measures are likely to cost hundreds of thousands of jobs but even as the first steps are made the blame game grows with both cam

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the report concludes that neither john morton, head of ice or homeland security secretary janet napolitano knew about fast and furious until border agent brian terryy said today they're disappointed that the investigation did not name names or describe responsibility nor chastise the agent in charge for failing to shut down the operation. shepard? >> shepard: wism la jeunesse in los angeles. william, thanks. rescuer are searching for survivors amid the rebel after a building collapses and kills three people. it's our top story around the world in 80 seconds. china. state media report construction crews in the eastern city were finishing the fourth floor when it suddenly came crashing down. burying 14 workers under piles of heavy steel and debris. firefighters pulled several men to safety. no word on what caused the collapse. australia. a tornado tore apart several homes and trailer parks during a violent hailstorm in the southeast. >> the hail stones were golf size. and you could actually seat funnel and hear it through the trees and the roar of it was horrendous. >> winds reportedly topped 150 miles per hour. pulling roofs off houses and wrapping

arms on one side with congressman john lewis you who was beaten nearly to death when he tried to cross this bridge in 1965. on the other side with congresswoman terry elected to congress from alabama. his visit is timely because of the challenge to the voting rights act of '65 before the supreme court right now. here's what he told people before crossing the bridge earlier today. >> we still have a lot of work to do, but i think it will be easier than it was 48 years ago for one overwhelming reason. what we all did here 48 years ago changed the hearts and the minds of the vast majority of the american people. that's why i'm absolutely convinced we will prevail in the new fight with regard to voter access and voter rights. >> that came during a speech that lasted 20 minutes. mostly, he talked about people trying to cross the bridge in 1965 and literally, if you listen to joe biden's speech, he uses that word often, literally inspired a nation. here's what they did. it was supposed to be a non-violent day for voting rights but became one of the most violent, march 7, 1965, alabama. 64 miles from selma to montgomery to bring attention to the need for

side with representative john lewis, who was beaten with a billy club here in 1965, when he tried to cross the bridge for the first time. on the other side, congresswoman terrye talked about the challenge before the supreme court right now, to the voting rights act. here's ha he said about his optimism that it will be upheld. >> still have a lot of work to do, but i think it's going to be easier, a lot easier than it was 48 years ago for one overwhelming reason. because what you all did here 48 years ago changed the hearts and the minds of the vast majority of the american people. that's why i'm absolutely convinced we will prevail in this new fight with regard to voter access and voter rights. >> that was about the last two or three minutes of remarks that lasted for about 20 minutes. most of the time he talked about the people who he said literally inspired a nation. when they tried to cross this bridge peacefully to get attention for voting rights protections in 1965. it was supposed to be a nonviolent march for voting rights. but it became one of the most violent days of the civil rights movement. march 7th, 1965, alabama. 600 demonstrators set off to ma

john watson, the ceo of chevron will be with us. we're talking to maria, that stock today is down about 50 cents or half a percent. my friend, terry dolan, does it matter if we close positively today? psychologically, what's that mean to the market? >> i think psychologically, we are going to close positive. the market is looking at us to get the reconfirmation from the s&p 500 and the upcoming all-time high. i think psychologically, that's what the market's looking for. we can't even get a good sell-off. >> i was talking about that earlier. we did a lot of singles that we're hitting in the market, as we continue higher. you don't get a lot of home runs. not a lot of big moves to the upside. is that good or bad? well, it becomes little tricky for a day trader or a guy who wants to be a little bit more nimble. he's trying to spot a crack, maybe short, pick up some alpha that way. but right now the opportunities are nimble and the opportunities are pretty much just stay long at the moment. and nobody likes to hear that. >> so the fact that we don't finish positive today means that we are losing momentum here? >> as far as i'm concer

terry, you cover the supreme court for us. it seems to put two justices especially in an interesting position, justice kennedy, the traditional swing vote for the justices. but maybe, even more chief justice john roberts, 58 years old, likely to be chief justice for a long time. you see how support for gay marriage has surged in the last year. even if he personally may be against it, he's likely to look and see, 10, 15 years, still sitting on the bench, it's going to be 70% support in the country. >> there's an institutional challenge to the court in the astonishing speed that the country has changed its mind. the people are way ahead of the elite. the president, when he ran for president was against gay marriage. the supreme court, was in a generation outlawed sodomy for gay people but not for straight people. they overturned that decision. he doesn't want to be that chief justice caught on the wrong side. at the same time, this is a court and these are justices who i don't think want to declare once and for all the way americans should live. they want to let the people do what the people are doing. >> peggy, justice kennedy in his speech in sacramento this month said, a democracy should not

report also concludes that neither john morton, head of i.c.e., nor homeland security secretary janet napolitano, knew about "fast & furious" until the death of brian terryrt said this i.c.e. agent did help traffic guns to mexico. he knew it was wrong. violated policy. he reported but no one listened. bill? bill: william, some of these weapons in the end were actually stopped. what are you reporting on that now? >> reporter: there were several incidents and we reported on many of them. once in douglas, arizona, stop ad load. they called it in, they said let the guns go. second incident. i.c.e. at small border crossing in arizona, found guns in the back of a car. he was told to back off. a third time agents stopped a ringleader with a trunk full of guns at check point. there was confrontation with atf and ultimately again, that suspect, who is now under indictment was released this report concludes that atf and the u.s. attorney's office, bill, always stepped in and overrode immigration and customs enforcement. after looking at 6,000 e-mails again, that napolitano did not know about it, even though the u.s. attorney in arizona, he led this investigation,

john tower with our answers. >> we have a guy on twitter "i'm up because of a nightmare about an ex-boyfriend, a mouse and a dead cell phone woke me. not sure which is more terrifying." >> the phone is not an issue because it can't wake you up, the mouse is cleaning the floors, but the ex-boyfriend dreams is a bit more difficult. >> kurt says i'm up because it's bothering me that they don't give you a better weather podium. it's so wobbling. >> a lot of our viewers have noticed that and that is the least of my concerns. that catwalk is held up by like six bolts, literally, and there's no weight limit on there and i don't eat dinner because i'm worried about it. great show, everyone. i'll see you back up by like six bolts. literally, six bolts. "morning joe" is starting right now. ♪ >>> good morning. it's thursday, march 14th. welcome it to "morning joe." with us on the set msnbc contributor and managing editor of "morning joe" papal desk mike barnicle. best selling author and aaward winning journalist carl bernstein the co-author of the book your holiness john paul, ii." and katie kay. in nashville "morning joe's" resident theologian, jon meachem. the author o

john c. carney of delaware, mr. gerald e. connelly of virginia, ms. janice hahn of california, mr. brian pittsburgh higgins of new york, mr. hakeem s. jeffries of new york, mr. ed perlmutter of colorado, ms. terri a. sewell of alabama, ms. dina tight us of nevada. signed with best regards, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 113 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. caller: house calendar number 8, house resolution 113 -- the clerk: house calendar number ght, house resolution 113, resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 803, to reform and strengthen the workforce investment system of the nation to put americans back to work and make the united states more competitive in the 21st century. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points o