eric kantor has 100% rating to the right to life committee. candidate who works with president obama some of the time compared to 32% who said they would vote for the candidate who opposes virtually everything as kantor and the rest of the g.o.p. have insisted on for much of obama's first term. asked about kantor specifically, they disapprove his handling of healthcare and reigning in the budget deficit. but otherwise a really great job. >> by the way wayne powell -- >> stephanie: 43% would vote to replace him and wayne powell who is awesome 30-year army veteran is running against him. >> colonel wayne powell. madeleine stowe is campaigning for him. >> the lovely madeleine stowe. >> married to brian ben ben. >> stephanie: dream on. >> dream on is the reason why hbo is on the map as an original program. everyone will blame it on the sopranos, dream on was david crane and bright who brought you friends. genius people. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: wendy malick the most hilarious woman in the world. >> i have a massive crush on wendy malick. >

jody kantor, from "new york times" who has joined the program. great to see you as always. >> thank you. >> as we talk about the republicans versus the democrats, i am sort of obsessed with the dynamics in congress. harry reid, talking about a transportation bill, and this is what he said -- you have heard as i have heard that there's a battle going on between eric cantor and john boehner to whether or not there should be a highway bill, which is the transportation bill. kantor, of course, i'm told by others, he wants to not do a big to make the economy worse, because he feels that's better for them. i hope that's not true. kantor's response -- rather than making up stories that have no basis in reality, leader reid should follow the house's example and focus on pro-growth measures that will get the economy going and get people back to work. >> reid has to name his sources. >> yeah. there is some tension between -- i mean, we've seen john boehner seems mor willing to make deal. he's been pulled back by members of his caucus, we've heard that eric

quiddity kantor around for a dozen years mainly to help the poorer to do kind of social service and justice wreck that the apostles didn't have time for themselves. and then what happened in a dozen years? >>> actually during the thousand years there was an evolution and deacons because they were appointed by the bishop to cope with things became also involved in the administration of the diocese as they evolved. and they became very skill that that and many of them actually helped manage the finances of the diocese and they became really quite established in the administration of the church during that time. and one of the things that happened there was some concern about deacons' the coming to prominence in the church to powerful and so the third involved a decision to that maybe we don't need permanent deacons after row. and then a dozen years went by before this read in a statement in 1967. it started involving the 1940's a good deal of discussion about the benefit of reinstating the permanent the half command for the sake of the church in the modern world. and it got there will boost t

pronounced onshore flow tomorrow so that's going to cool down the coast now barely knows the difference in kantor the golden gate bridge or have an air temperature in the upper 50s clear skies overnight tomorrow it's been about 545 meanwhile tomorrow's numbers though not bad '60s of the beaches northwest wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. 70 cities around the peninsula was still jump up into the 90s across the santa clara valley 91 in moscow as saying the '90s and bread with tracy oakley back into discovery bay and had frozen north now by the low 90s as well as in sonoma 84 nil valley 69 san francisco still above average extended forecast calls for air that it cool down be on wednesday and seasonal conditions for father's day and that is your pinpoint forecasts. thank you roberta. noel bombshells' today out of apple's annual developers' conference this year the company as large focus on the upgrades to its current line of products that means faster more powerful laptops and lots of software changes among them to it did in google for apples on mapping application complete with three- dimensional imaging not to

the "new york times" jodi kantor, author of "the obamas" and the always buzzy ben smith. president obama is set to arrive in orlando in just a moment, where he will deliver a speech to the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. it comes a day after governor romney delivered his speech, where he kept mum on whether he would repeal the president's new policy on immigration. meanwhile, the romney campaign released four new television ads today, each individually geared towards separate swing states. the ads much like the governor's speech, are short on specifics and set vague goals. >> president romney's first 100 days, what will they mean for iowa? day one, president romney moves to repeal obamacare and attacks the deficit, starting with $20 billion in savings. by day 100, president romney is working towards a balanced budget. >> that was romney's pitch to iowans. in his north carolina ad, romney vows to cut taxes and spur growth in the high tech sector. romney tells ohio he will stand up to china on trade and repeal energy industry regulations and

hello mr kantor and welcome to our program slow start with a couple of general questions first of all this time it's berlin but how do you choose the location is called the luxembourg forum because it started in luxembourg but how do you choose a venue. in this case it's quite obvious. there has been a change in loder ship in many of europe's largest and strongest nation. which makes merlin a logical choice. so we decided with france. italy and some other important. to european nations having new leadership when germany's role in preventing a nuclear disaster he's bound to crease. them. so we thought he would be wise to attract to the attention of the international community to all forum by holding it in berlin. the foci up and as far as i understand your sponsoring the form with your own money at your own initiative but if you also try to raise money otherwise and overall is it worth the money you're spending so you. know yes that would fortunately well to be precise this isn't my money or rather it's not just my money. the funding for the form comes from the european council on tall

okay so did eric kantor show up?n boehner did all of these people who beat up on the president show up? >> yes. i saw congressman isa coming in and here came eric holder. i was just waiting for them to go and get some peach cobbler together. that did not happen. >> bill: did not happen. >> no. >> bill: in a sense it is goods to see them hang out together the way like tip o'neil legendary -- tip o'neil and ronald reagan used to knock back a couple of drinks in the evening after they fought during the day. but with this gang, you're never sure they're sincere right when they pretend to have a good time. hanging out with the president shaking his hand, getting their pictures taken. >> it is a real opportunity for members to actually have family come with them on the white house lawn. other than the christmas party you really don't get there. this is a great opportunity for your family and so -- but i would say it is not like the old days. my dad was in congress for 37 years and it definitely has changed during my 14 yea

msnbc political analyst richard wolffe, "the new york times" jodi kantor and msnbc contributor jonathanington post." if you're president obama or mitt romney, there are five dates to circle on your calendar. july 6th, august 3rd, september 7th, october 5th and november 2nd. those are the five remaining monthly jobs reports from the department of labor. and if they're anything like today's assessment which found that just 69,000 jobs were created and the unemployment

eric kantor met with mitt romney and saying if you are looking at an electoral strategy, you have to a way they can identify. it appeals to everybody across demographic lines. it's about the classic entrepreneurship in the country. it matters to hispanic americans and of course women. immigration is one of the number one issues for the hispanic community. mid-mitt romney has not touched it. the gop trying to block legislation for fair paychecks. it is a difficult time for mitt romney to do whey termed officially a delicate ballet. >> beyond that it's difficult for him to be not awkward. you are better off speaking french to latinos. is this too little too late. he hasn't supported the dream act. rubio is quiet on that. he hasn't done much. it is necessary that he reach out to the groups. i don't know. i didn't see latinos in the crowd. i am worried about his ability to gain voters in the latino crowd. the last place he was down 27% to romney's 61. i don't know how much room you have there. >> president obama is 61. it's fairly massive, but he has to have the vail of outreach. >> his

both jane boehner and eric kantor said there is not a lot of time to get it done.s unclear how the losing party on capitol hill will react. there is a lot of balls up in the air and we are fooich months to the election. it'sy in clearer. the mystery thickens. >> thanks so much. you didn't cheer us up, but thanks for the information. mitt romney is calling for armying the rebels, but who are they? the former ambassador is and the party chair send me your thoughts is facebook and twitter. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >> topping the headlines right now, queen elizabeth made a trip to the hospital where her 90-year-old husband is recovering for a bladder infection. he is improved considerably and is in good spirits. he will be home for his 91st birthday this sunday. the space shuttle enterprise passed the statue of liberty in the last leg to the intrepid space museum on the westside. the banks of the hudson river where it made its final approach to the new home. it will have to be prep

kantor still hasn't figured out that the american people want something done about the cost of theirthat salmon that swims with the tide is dead. and they are dead. they're not swimming upstream trying to fix this thing. they are just saying well, let's get rid of it. we'll do it for them. >> stephanie: that's such an awesome pike place analogy. >> only a dead salmon swims downstream. >> i think of myself as a salmon that's swimming in alternate directions for america. >> stephanie: he asked why -- he said we can start over and tell the american people we're on your side. we care about your healthcare. we want quality care at affordable price. this is exactly what the president's affordable care does. it kills me he, representative. i was listening to some -- they had this right-winger conference recently. i forget. they literally said something like well, you know, we realize the status quo isn't working. we want them to -- the supreme court to strike it down but then we want affordable healthcare where there's people -- whatever he said sounds exactly like a mandate. yes, that's ex

msnbc political analyst richard wolffe, "the new york times" jodi kantor and msnbc contributor jonathanington post." if you're president obama or mitt romney, there are five dates to circle on your calendar. july 6th, august 3rd, september 7th, october 5th and november 2nd. those are the five remaining monthly jobs reports from the department of labor. and if they're anything like today's assessment which found that just 69,000 jobs were created and the unemployment rate increased it could be a tough road for president obama. for republicans, the script writes itself. >> this is terrible. i mean these job numbers are pathetic. i think it just really cries out for us to actually try something new now. >> i'm not going to go down the path of i'm not an economist. all i can say is that they would have taken our advice and worked with us, the economy would be better. more americans would have better jobs, more americans would have better incomes. that's clear to us. >> i guess the only news this morning is that 3 1/2 years lauter, the president's policies are still failing. >> richard wolff

back with us once again, the financial network groups, nathan, david kelly, and barclays, larry kantor. how do you see this market performing in the upcoming weeks? where are the catalysts? >> it's greece and the greek election on june 17th. we have to find some solution. not really a fixing of the greek problem. we just need to put it aside for long enough to be on the mend. the u.s. is relatively strong. so i'd still be a little overweight u.s. equities, underweight u.s. income. hopefully they will come to some solution that takes europe out of the headlines here. >> you guys have to have a plan regardless of what happens. the retail investor is mia. you have a problem in europe. you've got the jobs numbers that was absolutely horrible and a market stuck in neutral probably isn't going to do anything. how do you invest, nathan? >> you don't try to make a little money here, a little money there. all of you has to be not on greece but in terms of what happens with the european central bankers. and it's moving to germany. when those banks run out of money, you're going to see a liquidit

kantor's in the south bay will be a little cooler. and >>jaqueline: we have a storm that will be passing to the north. you will not even be able to see the band ran off shore. it does look like who will be caught in a with a bit of a puzzle. here is a look a her extended forecast. clear conditions vera and even cool as we head into sunday he and monday. temperatures in the '60s in live. obviously will leverage. we will start to warm backup for the rest of the work week. >>pam: today, dc comics revealed that one of its oldest and most during super heroes is gay. kimberlee sakamoto is here with details. >>kimberlee: green lantern is a beacon for the publisher once again as a proud, miti and openly gay superhero. it is revealed in this second issue of birth to that is out next week. a few of the key pages from this issue have already been posted on one. we have a look at the big revealed. green lantern kissing his boyfriend. just last month, marvel entertainment reveal the company's first openly gay superhero and his boyfriend's would ti

the "new york times" jodi kantor, author of "the obamas" and the always buzzy ben smith.n just a moment, where he will deliver a speech to the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. it comes a day after governor romney delivered his speech, where he kept mum on whether he would repeal the president's new policy on immigration. meanwhile, the romney campaign released four new television ads today, each individually geared towards separate swing states. the ads much like the governor's speech, are short on specifics and set vague goals. >> president romney's first 100 days, what will they mean for iowa? day one, president romney moves to repeal obamacare and attacks the deficit, starting with $20 billion in savings. by day 100, president romney is working towards a balanced budget. >> that was romney's pitch to iowans. in his north carolina ad, romney vows to cut taxes and spur growth in the high tech sector. romney tells ohio he will stand up to china on trade and repeal energy industry regulations and to virginia, he promises to reverse the presid

jodi kantor, there's been a lot of talk about what mitt romney needs to do, and one of the things that we hear a lot is that he's going to have to get specific. i wonder to what degree you think that kind of messaging works for the american electorate. >> what i think that messaging is about is that his positive ads have not been that great. we had the republican uber-pollster into the office this week to give us kind of a seminar and a.v. demonstration. it was really fantastic. it was ten reporters sitting in a room with him and we went through all the political ads of the season, both republican and democrat, and he analyzed each. what he said is that romney's negative ads are really effective but his positive ads are not. that's what they're trying to do here. >> okay. there's a lot to unpack there. ben, we know romney -- i mean, insofar as he's running positive ads now, i thought this was amazing in terms of -- there are a lot of phrases i could use to describe this choice, but romney is making a bid for hispanic voters and today, the team -- his election team announced a hispanic

kantor met looks at the size compare it to him. they say to rain and is 6 ft. 11 in..is a very tall. when you watch the news cast, i 6 in. taller than you let you can look taller by cranking your chair appears ] >>gary: >>darya: why do they wear glasses we can hope your eyes out. ] >>gary: general why they do that because they can. everybody is looking at them. everybody is talking about them. give them something to criticize. >>darya: is this to prove what? ] >>gary: the alternative is kiss smile like a blank irian. glasses have no glass in them. >>darya: i know you're getting ready to go cover the u.s. open. jackie sizzle i have been promoting. ] >>gary: i've been promoting jackie sizzle. >>darya: and we sat back and get a shot. you heard about the 14 euro call for the that is let in. it's 14 years old. is 6 ft. tall and weighs 185 lbs.. jackie is my ] >>gary: thanks darya >>darya: see it later gary. >>george: welcome back to the kron 4 morning is we are tracking a backups today. brussels start with the bay bridge. let's check out the san mateo bridge. the accident w

>> well, in an abundance of caution, speaker boehner, eric kantor, our leader, sent a letter to the whitetorney general holder, asking them to answer some very basic questions. that's been nearly a month. and i think the speaker is probably going to be sufficiently embarrassed by the fact that the attorney general has also blown him off as they have the subpoena that was issued in october, and i find it totally an embarrassment, i find it totally wrong that the attorney general would just ignore a subpoena. you can't do that in this country and get away with it bill: so what happens now? is there a new deadline? >> well, the attorney general is coming before the house judiciary committee on thursday' our chairman, darrell is. a, there are five of us on the committee, also on judiciary and we have more questions for the attorney general. bill: what happens now? you have more questions, maybe he listens, maybe he responds, maybe he distance. is this thing dying slowly? >> no. it's not going to go away. the attorney general has to answer these questions. remember, bill, brian terry's killed

i think americans are very proud of majority leader, eric kantor's position to put the house of representativesly say we want this law repealed. we know that's what the american people want. all of the pundits in the world can say it's dead on arrival in the senate. well, miracles can happen. i don't think they will under the leadership of harry reid, bumt the american people understand that we are their voice in this congress. we will continue to be -- >> okay, i'm going to take issue with what you just said though. >> the law may not be unconstitutional but it is un-american. >> i'm going to take issue with what you said when you said americans want it repealed. i have statistics that show that the majority of americans actually oppose obama care. 43% favor, 51% oppose. but if you go into that 51%, it's not because they support what you're saying. it's because they are 13% of them who said we want it to go further, we want a more liberal version of this. when you say the majority of americans oppose obama care, it's a little misleading. >> you know, we can argue those statistics -- >> no you

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. >> congressman kantor was on and said one of the things that happened was because of the economy andthey provide and more people are being thrown into that never, neverland of not having coverage and they will be forced to buy under your plan and it becomes much more of a government-run health care system. >> this system, we adopted which was a free market model and there is going to be a health exchange in which private insurers compete for your business. we create scales so that if you don't have insurance, you can get insurance at a competitive rate. this is a free market system and as i said, theç authors of it were not democrats, but republicans. it's the republican party moved so far to the right, they disavow the ideas they once championed. >> conservatives champion parts of this. let's bring john back in. go ahead. >> david described what must be incredibly frustrating. i hate you and the left thinks you went out. you have to think how this is going to look in history because of the way everybody is wired. at this point how does the president view the health care and the dec

right across the tracks from eric kantor.e i said look, you know, i need a poll. i need signs. if this thing is not runnable, i'm not ready to come up here and sacrifice, you know, i'm 63 years old. i don't want to give up time now. we did a poll and we got the best -- i got to pick the pollster. we got the best in america at southern campaigning that, is harrison hickman. and the results came back and it was incredible. everybody says that you know, eric kantor has a red district. it is red. but it is more red, white and blue. and his approval rating is 37%. >> bill: whoa. >> in the district. his re-elect is 41%. to replace him is 43%. the reason is because everybody in the district knows -- he doesn't show up. he's never done a town hall meeting ever. when he does, you've got to sign some pledge of allegiance to eric kantor. >> bill: just to get in. >> just to get in. it is absolutely ridiculous. and you know, he's turned his back on the district. i mean taking money from everybody. just last week, he got $5 million, the yo