christine, what is the city of joy?y used to say that," was the worst is to be a woman, but i think the city of joy is one of the best. we do not assist women, we empower them. this is a v-day program. we have already trained 222 women. they have different trainings, and when they go back into their they are sort of role models to become leaders. >> why do they come to the city of joy, who are these women? >> these are girls and women from 15 to 30, and all are survivors of gender violence. we have worked with local and to's and we have different ngo's, and wecal have different criteria, we interviewed them, and then we select 90 of them to come to the city of joy, and they stay for six months. >> city of joy took part in 1 billion rising? >> of course, and we had the privilege to have the chancellor with us, and most of our withders, -- eve ensler us, and most of our founders, and we have so many people involved, including the general of the army signing a commitment. the police, army supporting the women. until now, t

." >>> i'm joy reid in for alex wagner. yesterday after a tough day of setbacks in the house and dlib bir ra ber races in the senate, they got a big boost. the senate immigration bill would decrease federal budget deficits by $197 billion between 2013 and 2033. the -- 2023. the washington post ez ra clyne writes, this isn't just a good cbo report, it's a wildly good cbo report. they're saying immigration reform is a free lunch. the report comes at a critical time with majority leader harry reed and the gang of 8 pushing before the july 4 recess. when it comes to immigration reform in the lower chamber, the set backs are greater than the step forwards. yesterday house speaker boehner reflected the bill's uncertain fate in the house when he told reporters that he would not bring the bill to the floor without support from a majority of his party. >> any immigration reform bill that is going to go into law ought to have a majority of both parties' support if we're really serious about making that happen. and so i don't see any

joy reid and e. j.deonne, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, the support of collection from data from cell phone calls and other data collection that they do, coming up. >>> the white house announces that it is time to intervene in syria, and on the rewrite, the report on darrell issa's attempts to hide the results of his committee's investigation of the irs, it was a wonderful new development on the darrell issa embarrassment front today. [ wind howling ] [ engine revving ] ♪ [ electricity crackling ] [ engine revving ] [ electricity crackling ] ♪ [ electricity crackling ] i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high spee

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so satan wants to take our joy because if he can get our joy, he can get our strength, then if he canfor him to deceive us. so, the devil has a plan for your life but thank god, god also has a plan for your life. now, james 4:7 says, "submit yourself to god. resist the devil and he will flee." you know, that is just so simple. so simple. do what god tells you to and the devil won't have any authority over your life. but we like to do what we want to do, do what we think, what we feel, hope god will bless it, and then spend our life frustrated, being angry at the devil because nothing is working out in our life. submit yourself to god. it's not going to do any of us any good to try to resist the devil if we have not submitted ourselves to god. the power to resist is in submitting. >> [applauding] >> joyce: do you hear me? it's pointless to try to resist the devil if you have known areas of disobedience in your life that you're making excuses for. now, i can tell you that i probably have areas in my life that are not pleasing to god but he hasn't made me aware of them yet. we all have a

joy williams, and republican strategist, you love it, tom doherty., a muslim word that does not actually even exist. but you should be very afraid of it. stick around. >> i think it's brilliant. (vo) first, news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >> i know this stuff, and i love it. (vo) followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. >> john: okay, welcome back. some of our far right wing friends have been trying to teach us a new word. dhimmitude. if you don't know it you should. dhimmitude is the taxing of non-you muslims in exchange of tolerating their presence and their refusal to convert to islam. word from word, an e-mail trying to wake americans up to the evils of the affordable affordable obama care act. it turns out the word appears on page 107 of the affordable care act, an exemption of an evil american hateing social welfare law that actually gift money to private healthcare companies. do you remember how mitt romney in massachuse

here with us, the leader of the joy fit club, joy bauer. handsome he was before he lost the weight. when i first met him, i thought he was a model. you guys are going to flip out. so a few things that he's completely changed. one, like so many people, he loves chipotle. before he was getting these double steak burritos with rice, cheese, beans, sour cream. 1280 calories. now what he does, he's ordering the bowls without rice so there's chicken, lots of vegetables and he adds salsa and guacamole. only 500 calories. so you can still have fast food. >> you can have brown rice once in a while, right? >> yes, he doesn't but you can. another thing i think that people don't realize is the sweetened iced teas have just as much sugar as the soda. so he was drinking about eight of these 16-ouncers a day. 1280 calories. but 78 teaspoons of sugar. >> that's unbelievable. >> how many calories? >> 1280 just from the liquid. what i told him to do now he is brewing four bags of peach tea and four tea bags of raspberry over eight cups of hot water, putting

(vo) she's joy behar. best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? ♪ >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> bill: indeed. twenty-six minutes after the hour. yes, president obama. this is the case to me of that old adage don't get mad, get even. so when they were piling on susan rice yeah, the white house defended her, but they didn't threaten to do something, they just said -- president obama just said you wait you wait. you are going to block her from this job, you are going to pile on right now, you are going to practice the politics of personal destruction. there will come a time when i will get back at you. and he had that chance yesterday. 866-55-press. i think this also serves to put the benghazi thing to rest where from the beginning trying to make the case that the administration tried to lie to all of us. instead of doing what the nation did after 9/11 where we all got together and said these terrorists attacked us. let's go after them. in the case

(vo) she's joy behar. the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [♪ theme music ♪] >> here we are -- there it is. i have a microphone. look at that. >> hey! all right if it isn't the most wonderful morning in the world. i'm hal sparks. i'm filling in for steph this -- i guess it's tuesday -- we'll call it tap dad tuesday. >> as the only woman in the room i approve. >> oh, thank you. and jacki schechner joining us today. and chris and jim are here adding i guess the substance -- you know. >> substance? >> yeah, absolutely. >> that would be the first time. >> i was trying to get some sense of gra va tas. >> i have no grava tas. >> that's not what i heard. steph is giving a speech tonight called where the hell is darrell issa's brain? >> it was about michele bachmann. and she had to rewrite it. >> which is pretty easy because he -- it is the la jolla kind of area? is it just the -- that he's the rep for 49? >> no he's part of east county. >> east -- owe. >> yeah.

joy williams, and tom doherty, thank you so much. don't go anywhere.week begins when we come back. we hate to hear about people like erin brockovich being torn issued. it has no place in nevada. go time. you know what time it is. go time! it's go time. it's go time. what time is it rob? here comes the young turks go time! it's go time. oh is it? oh, then it's go time. what time is it? oh, right. it's go time! >> way back in the midst of time in the late 1980s a television host morton downey jr. turned the polite oprah and phil donohoe talk show genre upside down and spawned a new gladiator style circus that took issue driven discussions and turned them into the no-holds barred fight. earning him the title our father of trash television." a new documentary goes behind the camera and the act to explore who morton downey jr. really was and how he became so popular. >> rise up! >> it was a provocative show. >> i would puke on you! >> he would take no prisoners. >> he would provoke confrontation. >> get out of here. >> the audience finally erected a spokesm

. >>> norway celebrated what they called joy day by doing something awesome for the residents.tly parking is quite the nightmare for oslo, so for joy day, they decided to do something highly unusual and comical. they created ea fake car. >> a fake car. >> and they take up a spot, and when they see a frustrated driver, they say, hey, we have a spot for you here, yo. >> this is like, taking the spot of the lawn chair. >> like this. a frustrated driver comes up, and they will get out of the way and help the driver park, and it is in fact creating joy, because look at how happy that guy is. >> they are like a transformer. ♪ humans in disguise >> do they feed the meter, too? >> they are finding you a free parking spot. >> and helping people with the parallel parking day. >> i wonder if they could have joy day in the united states everyday? >> friday. >>> if you are looking for a challenging new extreme sport, you may consider freeline. sort of taking a skateboard, cutting it into pieces and just using the wheels and the little boards below. these are freeline skates and these guys i

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she shares her joy. >> you have to love them and embrace who they are.ave always embraced who he is. as a parent, you just have to keep focused on what really matters, and that is love and being there for them. i can't tell you how happy i am. i want him to have the rights everyone else does. i am thrilled upon thrilled he will be able to marry and have federal rights. it is a wonderful, wonderful day. >> folks are gathering in oakland for a block party. hundreds of people showed up near the art sculpture park. a woman legally licensed to perform ceremonies was there and performed 5 marriages, although they were not legal yet. they say this has been a long time coming. >> they have acknowledged i am a complete human being with every right that everyone else has. >> you have to continue making history every day. this is a historical moment for california and california couples and the world. pretty amazing. >> it is hard to explain, like a feeling that the government feels we have a real i feel fabulous. >> the party continues in oakland and across the ba

joy, sam, i always assume rationality. i don't think voters are driven by some sort of unclear charisma. with kennedy, it was focused in reality. fdr. all the charismatic presidents had clear messages that people clearly understood. let me start with joy on this. same-sex marriage. big differential with people under 30. you're african-american. i'm not. i tell you, my sense is you can almost predict a difference in attitude on ethnic issues based upon age. people, 70-year-old white people, i bet they voted overwhelmingly against obama. they just did it. whereas kids in their 20s say what's the issue about ethnicity and race? they were open to, in fact, maybe thrilled by it. these issues i think are real. i don't think it's about pr or organization. i think it's about basic values, becoming different as you get in the younger groups. your thoughts? your experience? >> i totally agree with you. you have a president who sort of represents generation-x values. he listens to hip hop, listens to jay-z. he signifies to a younger

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. >> so joy reid, do you take that as a yes or a no? he left room for a yes there, that he has picked up the phone and spoken to vladimir about this. >> i'm guessing that there have been conversations had. because this is a mess. i mean, we've essentially had china, where we supposedly had an extradition treaty with hong kong, say sorry, we're not sending him back, we're sending him to russia. and then you have the russians saying sorry, we're sending him to havana maybe. and then we have ecuador saying, well, we're going to let him stay. essentially, the united states, you know, has asked that basically just duly ratified treaties of extradition be observed, and these countries are saying no, we're not going to do it. and then they just happen to also be the beneficiaries of some of these leaks. it's all unpleasant. >> richard wolffe, you've written a book of the way things work inside obama world. what's your bet on what president obama does in this situation in terms of just picking up the phone and talking to putin about this? >> so

joining me now, msnbc's joy reid.trial. is this case going to take a couple of years? we had interviews with four jurors today. did any of those four actually get impaneled as a juror? >> well, we're not quite there yet, lawrence. you know, there is a 500-member jury pool. so it could take a while. but i think the prosecution and the defense obviously know what they're looking for, or what they're looking to exclude. and they do have a certain number of automatic challenges. like people they think are sort of obviously biased in the case. and so you're starting to see kind of what they're looking for in these questions. questioning somebody who's a parent that has children about the same age as trayvon martin. asking people what is your source of news, which is an interesting question because i had wondered whether or not sort of looking at where you get your news, which cable network, for instance, because it tells you something about ideology. and this case has become ideological. so each of them is sort of playing

that, i think, will give you joy, and it will give joy to the people around you. have i done enough talking? should i let you ask questions? i am grateful that you are here. did not leave without seeing the center. it is extraordinary. it is an interactive center. it teaches you about the state of federal courts in colorado. before you leave, go and learn something about it so you can say with knowledge, i do not want to be that. [laughter] please. who is going to be brave and ask the first question? i saw your eye. tell us your name and where you're from. >> i'm from colorado. i am grant morgan from colorado. i was wondering the biggest challenge from being a latino woman that is a lawyer and who became a supreme court lawyer. what was the biggest challenge for you? >> people organize their dealings with other people. often they have stereotypes. it is a way to simplify life. human beings are very complex. you have to make a lot of effort. to get to know somebody have to spend a lot of time, you have to make a lot of efforts. to get to know somebody you have to s

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that is, joy, until speaker john boehner had his say.isten to this. >> frankly, i'm a little surprised. that the white house hasn't stood up and made clear on an ongoing basis just how important these programs are. >> is this a stray comment, or does he actually see political opportunity to bash the president, attack the white house? >> you know, i never really understand john boehner. i think mostly he wants to go home and go to bed. he seems so worn out. that aside, i think steve did hit on something, which is kind of the end of neoconservatism, whether it's democrats who supported the invasion of iraq, you're even seeing within the republican party a real move back to sort of the real politics version that when rand paul's father, ron paul, even though he would say them a little more extreme, when he would say the same things about not intervening in the middle east, that he would get laughed off the stage. actually rand paul is gaining traction among a lot of war-weary republicans, sounding a lot more like democrats during the bush y

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joy as you pointed out on msnbc, the long history that was established without debate. howard dean, joy reid, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, yet another episode of republican guys sitting around talking about rape. they just cannot help themselves. . and those people are what i like to call... wrong. take metamucil. sure it helps keep you regular but it doesn't stop there. metamucil has psyllium, which helps lower cholesterol, promotes digestive health, and helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels. it can multi-multitask... look at it, it's doing over a million different things right now. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits, 1 super fiber. ♪ vo: i've always thought the best part about this country is that we get to create our future. you get to take ownership of the choices you make. the person you become. i've been around long enough to recognize the people who are out there owning it. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they're not sitting by as their life unfolds. and they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one qu

we don't want to be pushed out of our comfort zones, but you have found joy. >> i was talking to otherists. i went to a convention of radio people. idol wasr of american there, and i was telling him about it, and he said, i would be scared to death. i said, you are an artist. you can explore. michael bolton sang a couple things in spanish. it depends on where you want to go. i think it's boring to do the same thing over and over again and call yourself an artist. tavis: sometimes it doesn't work because your fans won't let you do it. >> i started off crazy. then i went to good morning heartache. i never wanted to be that, and i think my fans have gotten okay with that. tavis: i was just listening to this yesterday. hearyou are in your car or it from way back when -- >> it's amazing. i remember when i first heard the song, and we jumped up in fun ir and how much song.have recording that what a great thing to have that one song. everyone thought it was aretha at first. that is really my song. familytell me how your is? >> my sisters are wonderful. my son is great. my whole family is doin

to get down, the journey we were on, how great it was and how much me appreciate and how i have the joy of meeting our president today. thank you. >> thank you. >> on behalf of all the ravens we haven't to thank mr. president for hosting here today. we're grateful to be here. we have plans to be back next year. >> [cheers] >> chicago harper high school too, thank you for sharing this day with us. >> fantastic. let's strike the podium here. we'll get some pictures.

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as joy indicated here's a court that basically wants to have the mission accomplished sign in the backthe last time we heard that it was george bush saying mission was accomplished over in iraq and look what happened there. >> briefly joy, finally, what must john lewis feel ood? >> i suspect. >> his friend's killed himself brutalized and attacked. >> 50 years to the month in the month that medgar evers was killed, the march in washington took place 50 years ago in august. >> this is a seminal year in our history because it's 50 years later. i do think republicans may come to regret this. i suspect they're going to go full throated against the rights of people to vote and the backlash is going to be as enormous as the loss today. >> we pray so. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the future of voting rights now in the hands of congress. good luck with that. >> my state is not covered by the voting rights act. there may be others who want to comment on it. at this point, i think i'm going to have to read it first. but i would say i do think america is very different today fro

my joy was controlled by my circumstances.n't know the first thing about love, not the first thing. oh, i could pat somebody in church and say, i love you with the love of the lord. >> [laughing] >> joyce: oh, my gosh, we have so overdone that. >> [laughing] >> joyce: i mean, every week in church somebody'd tell me, "now go hug somebody and tell them you love them with the love of the lord." i didn't even like the people. >> [laughing] >> joyce: and then i was probably gonna leave church and go gossip about 'em, but i loved them with the love of the lord. and i didn't understand why god wouldn't loose me on the world. >> [laughing] >> joyce: let me at 'em. here i come. preacher joyce. is anybody understanding what i'm saying? >> [applauding] >> joyce: so you can understand that we need to work on this a little bit before we go anywhere else. so in god's kingdom, we are not known or applauded by the gifts that god gives us, but what god looks for is fruit. he looks for character. he says you will know them by their fruit. the w

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so then what has issa and them been talking about, joy reid? >> the fact as we know them are that darrell issa perpetrated a hoax. now whether it was deliberate hoax, or whether it was because he simply wanted to believe there was some political target in the tea party and back filled and tried to find evidence after he had already put out his theory, remains to be seen. but what we do know is darrell issa was in possession of the exact same transcripts that congressman elijah cummings. he knew at a tern certain point that the facts and the evidence did not back up his theory. at no time did darrell issa say you know what? maybe i had it wrong. this is the evidence in the transcript that we had that may mean that my theory was wrong. no, instead he continued to perpetrator the hoax and refused to release the transcripts that were evidence that what he was saying was false. i think somebody might need to investigate darryl issa. >> and congresswoman, the investigation, many people, including me are very concern candidate about the irs being used

that worked so well for mitt romney. >> in addition to what joy was saying, that's a key point.ecause ultimately if you don't want reform, you have to answer the question what do you do with these people? mitt romney, of course, tripped up over that because he didn't want -- >> david, i'm sorry to interrupt you. >> i can't believe your interrupting me. >> when we were having rows about the affordable care act, they never once proposed an alternative. you're suggesting they have to come up with something. they don't. >> i'm not saying -- you know i don't think they really have to, but we have 10 million, 11 million people already here. with the affordable care act it wasn't as if you were saying come up with a better plan. they claim to care about the fact that there are 11 million people here who are not documented, who are not legal, whatever term you want to use. then you say to them, what's the next step? what do you do about those people? >> right. >> they don't have an answer because they don't want to round them up because they know they can't. and they go to self-deportat

they can gum up the works and grab hold of it. >> you're so smart, joy.s the state we can always look at as the bellwether. >> i think hillary. >> the union issue is so he fresh in ohio. >> you're making the point on the right, they might, as well have fun because they're going to lose anyway. enjoy the joy ride because if you're going to lose with a practical candidate like christie, why run him? >> because the tea party won in 2010 and the country got to experience them in swing states like ohio, wisconsin, michigan, those states are lost to them he because the people in those states have risen up and said we don't want to go this far. i think those states go back to the democrats. christie could have if we hadn't had the tea party. >> there is christie and the former president having a nice chat. they'll make news for tomorrow. joy reed and susan mill gan, thanks for joining us. we'll be right back. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingl

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i'm joy reid. i want to go back to joseph hayes davis to let you finish your answer about george zimmerman waiting till the day after the event to see the doctor. >> that's significant for the prosecution. thank you again. because they're trying to establish that the injuries that mr. zimmerman may have received in the altercation actually were not significant enough for him to use lethal deadly force tore dispel the matter that was happening with the late trayvon martin. so that's what i believe is what the prosecution is trying to do. >> and kendall coffey, i want to go to you. you are also a former prosecutor. how significant is it that the injuries that were sustained by george zimmerman, do they have to be significant? could it be the injuries healed the next day? at least from the point of view of miss folgate, the injuries didn't appear severe at that point. >> first of all, a defense, a self-defense is attempting to assert that there was reasonable fear of either death or serious bodily inj

joy after a big vote in the u.s. senate on immigration. opening the door for citizenship for millions of people. but is america now ready to take the final steps? >>> red hot. waves of suffocating heat across the nation. while our thermometer registers a playground higher than 160 degrees. >>> and vanished. americans on a giant boat, disappearing like a ghost ship. clues to a frightening mystery on the high seas. >>> good evening. as we begin tonight, one door has opened for millions of people right here in america who want to become u.s. citizens. the united states senate voted to give 11 million undocumented immigrants a chance to realize their dream of citizenship. but this is still a lightning rod issue. the senate is just the first step. what happens next? the pressure is on. abc's white house correspondent, jim avila, who covers immigration, was there for the breakthrough vote. >> reporter: the senate hallways jammed. an electric atmosphere. as immigration reform supporters, some still here illegally, jostled for the limited seating

why joy?y is really a coal play, and i strongly believe back to asia that it's going to be very, very big if first china and then india. both of those markets need coal for electricity, and joy has a really good track record of having operated there since 1979. they did an acquisition. unlike cat they actually bought a company that made stuff, and, you know, they're doing okay in that country. there's been a slowdown but over time i think they're going to be just fine in that area of the world. and that is a coal play, not necessarily a gold play. >> kim forest, good to have you on. >> thank you for having me on. >> great to see you here. >>> today on the big data download, apple rolled out a host of updates at its developers conference but are there better clues on the company's future elsewhere? find out what the supply chain is telling investors today. up next on "the half," shares of ultra salon are surging. solid outlook giving the stock a boost. herb greenberg has a problem. he seems som

(vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [ music ] [ music ] >> broadcasting across the nation, on your radio, and on current tv this is "the bill press show." >> dick chaney says that edward snowden is a traitor. who cares what dick cheney says about anything. what do you say? what do you say? hello, everybody. friends and neighborshoods, good to see you today. it is monday, monday june 17th. here we are on the "full-court press." hope you had a great, great weekend, a very relaxing weekend and are ready to tackle the big stories of the week. a whole new week with a lot going on and a lot to talk about even if you've got only a scratchy voice like mine but it's better today than it was friday. at least i can get through maybe one sentence without gagging. and we thank richard fowler for coming in on friday and filling in with all of you and keeping up the good pace here of the "full-court press." we've got lots to talk about toda

the cover is called bert and ernie's moment of joy. aww.ppets, bert and ernie are without a sexual orientation, important to note. >>> now to the flip side of the supreme court decision on doma. far-right televangelist pat robertson for one is flummoxed by the news, particularly the fact that justice kennedy was on the side of striking down doma. >> let me ask you about anthony kennedy. does he have some clerks that happen to be gays? >> robertson's guest wasn't sure, but for the record, there is a decent chance that kennedy does have lgbt colleagues on his staff, as does his colleagues. as reported earlier this month, openly gay law clerk are common in the chambers of liberal and conservative justices. so as pat robertson suggests, the supreme court is basically the same as every other workplace. >>> also, it's 2013. this may have been my first time doing the sideshow, but it's the last time for sideshow producer for mary alice amon who is moving on to bigger things. we wish her the best of luck. >>> and when we come back, why so many hous