he said, "theo, kevin's dead." at that point, you know, i sort of -- >> the scene was strangely quiet. officers were kind of huddled together. some were grief-stricken, some were just silently assessing the evidence. >> i remember one officer, he was just crying the whole time while he was trying to find evidence in the grass. and he was just like, well, you know, what else was i going to do? you know, our job now is to solve a crime that had just been committed. >> 38-year-old kevin rice was the father of three children. the youngest was only 2 months old. he and his wife, ardine, had been married for 15 years. >> a day doesn't go by when i don't wake up in the morning and think about him and i don't go to bed at night thinking about him. little kevin is always asking, when is my daddy going to come back from heaven? >> ardine rice told police that kevin got a phone call just after midnight. it was from the man who was laying carpet in their new house, the one they were moving into the very next morning. >> appare

many of you know kevin very well. he is a father, husband, best friend, writer, hip-hop aficionado, sports and politics speak, accomplished journalist and long-time new america media family member. he passed away peacefully in his home in oakland surrounded by his friends and family after nearly two years fighting with leukemia. he was 45 and from 1999 to 2010 he worked as a new american youth media [speaker not understood]. he was an activist and visionary. he founded the voice of the inner city youth. as a young man kevin was a paper boy for the oakland tribune. he admired the first black publisher of a major metropolitan daily. at the time he had no idea he wanted to be a journalist. his interests in journalism [speaker not understood] his experience as a community college organizer and he noted the paper had the message he he and others wanted to get across. he started vying for the paper. [speaker not understood] city college by working for u.p.s. and started writing for pacific news services. over the next two d

kevin! kevin, don't do it! kevin, no! you have a movie premiere on friday, kevin! no!: how fun is that? >> first of all, i'm going to tell you -- i'm going to tell you the only reason i'm mad you guys have that video. when you guys go home later and watch this -- listen, i went through the lower part of the ropes. did you notice that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's all right. that's all right but yeah. >> no wrestlers go through that part. i'm the only -- i'm the only -- [ laughing ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no one does that. no. >> no! >> jimmy: you're the first person to ever do that. >> i'm the first -- i'm the first grown man in the history of wrestling to go through that rope. [ laughter ] that's the rope they step on to, like, get the other ones. >> jimmy: you just went right through it. >> i tired to do it real fast. it wasn't even like a struggle. it was . [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was very easy. hey, look at this. looking good on the cover of magazines and everything. >> oh, man. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] me and my crew. >> jimmy: that's you a

the just elected kevin mccarthy majority whip. the race is between three candidates, between steve police, peter roskam -- steve scalise of louisiana, and we should know those results shortly. kevin mccarthy made a short speech, his wife and children are with him. rochelle is in lancaster, california. are you in kevin mccarthy's district? >> yes i am, as a matter of fact. it's like they're pulling a train full of empty cars. i don't have any hopes that anything will be any different. for me, i think it must just be them saying hey, look at me. that is my comment. >> gary is on the independent line. >> to me it doesn't matter if it's democrat or republican or even independent. the weight is going nowadays. they are saying that basically everything has gone to crap. they are not hearing the american people. i'm 28 years old. when i was growing up, things were a whole lot different than they are now. i don't know why politicians don't listen to the american people. >> we are hoping to hear from the winners of today's gop nominations.

once that occurs, then the vote moves into who will face kevin mccarthy as whip -- will replace kevincarthy has whip. there is peter roskam, steve stutzman,nd marlon who is representing the tea party wing. keeping an i will be eye on for and something i am listening to, the people in the room right now, how that second round goes. people might say go with somebody else in the first round and be with me on the second round. there is a lot of strategizing on how to get that second round. let me ask you companies are not well-known people to the american public, even maccarthy. savvy investors may not have a sense of him. whatever the leadership lineup stays a speaker, maccarthy as majority leader, any idea how markets and investors will react? >> investors really like eric cantor. wall street was particularly fond of him, and now with him gone there will be a testing period. personable, great personality, but the jury is out on how knowledgeable he is on policy. peopleill be a period on checking the gravitas of this new team before the markets embrace him like they embraced eric cantor.

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>>> house republicans have just elected kevin market carthy as their new majority leader. he replaces eric cantor. does this vote change the gop? as our buddy jake sherman set it up, this leadership vote was an audition to fail. let's run through all this. angela, tell us about kevin mccarthy and what's going to change in the house. >> well, hopefully immigration. and by that, i mean there is the only potential that immigration reform has now is the fact that kevin mccarthy, as the new majority leader, is from a district in bakersville, california, that has 35% latino workers, latino population and even larger group of workers. and businesses who have told him repeatedly that they rely heavily on these migrant workers. in addition to that, he is well known for his relationship with silicone valley, being the bridge from the gop to the tech industry. and i'm thinking that if immigration reform advocates

[cheering and applause] kevin hart. >> what's going on?y friends, breath. >> jon: they love you. >> thank you. that's amazing. they're very nice. >> jon: nice to see you, my friend. >> thank you, man. >> jon: first of all, congratulations on everything. >> thank you, jon. thank you, sir. >> jon: you are ruling what i think may be the world. >> well, jon, that's an amazing compliment. >> jon: it's the kevin hart decade. >> i'm not going to fight that. i'm hoping i can stay true. it's been a good time. i'm blessed. i have loyal fans who have stuck with me from day one and who have seen me grow into what i am now and hopefully continue to grow. so i thank you all, not only for the welcoming, but for the support. >> jon: very nice people. we could spend time talking about the movie. >> let's talk. i'm here. i'm in your world. >> jon: here's what i want to talk about. i want to talk about... you did something. i don't get to talk about this with anybody else here, you hosted "monday night raw." is that correct? wwe. >> wwe raw. >> jon: all righ

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war in the middle east. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> more headlines from the knocks news deck. jobs analysts call this great news. the number of americans receiving unemployment benefits dropped to a six and a half year low last week according to the labor deposit, and reports first-time jobless claims fell by 6,000. >> crews rescued a researcher who fell inside germany's deepest cave two weeks ago. he was more than half a mile underground when cave rocks broke loose and hit him on the head. officials say he is now stable in the hospital. some 700 people helped in the rescue. >>> two crew members set out on a six and a

what we're hearing is it's likely to kevin mccarthy. people say kevin mccarthy isn't that different than eric cantor. is he a tea party insurgent? no. is he a moderate? does he broker compromise? not so much, but in terms of measurable difference with the republican caucus it doesn't feel like it would be night and day, if you will. do you think the democratic caucus can work better with kevin mccarthy than any other candidate? >> i don't want to get any of the candidates in more or less trouble here. but let me just say this, alex, i know that the folks who were part of defeating eric cantor do not think that the current leadership, including kevin mccarthy, is anything but the status quo. i heard an interview last night with one of the tea party activists part of the big upset victory for brat in the virginia race, and what she was saying is that, you've got to throw out the whole bunch. you've got to throw out boehner and the current leadership, which includes kevin mccarthy. so i think it's fair to say that however this works out, t

kevin doyle had no criminal record. but the day after the murder, he did something very strange. >> kevin shows up and offers his assistance to the family and how he, himself, can keep that business afloat. we're thinking, okay, we have a suspect here. you know, you hear so often of the overcooperative witness, so to speak. well, that was kevin. >> police also learned that maryann and her business partner, george hansen, never got along. >> it was always a challenge between the two because their personalities were so much different, they were always in conflict. >> she didn't realize that he was angry over the fact that al zullo had made her an equal partner to the business when he died. >> george denied there were problems and that his relationship with maryann was a good one. >> when you have a business, really, it's just like a marriage, you have to get along. if you don't get along, break it off. and we got along great. >> when questioned by police, george said he had an alibi for the time of the murder. >> he had g

kevin mccarthy of california is elected as the new majority leader. of amf, wexecutive will see if strikes can be turned into profits. would you strike a pose in the bathing suit -- in a $250,000 bathing suit? nexthat and more in the hour. thanks pen. oracle ceo larry ellison is in the spotlight after the bell. missestware for analyst estimates. put transformo oracle into a cloud performer. shares of blackberry rocket higher. the company came out with news loss as therower ceo gets traction from restructuring. carl icahn has disclosed a stake in family dollar and put out a call the retailer should be put immediately. he is saying this would be a significant interest in y.rategi those are the top headlines. with speaking about iraq. president, sending up to 300 military advisers to iraq to a with the situation in the country of american forces would not be returning to combat. as insurgents close in on the capitol, the president said it is in america's interest iraq does not dissolve into a civil war. >> iraq you leaders must come a plan foround iraq's

my name is kevin and i work at advocates for children and youth. and we are really excited to be here and to witness the report on this data. and as one of the community groups that was involved in the process of of getting the mou approved, we are just really excited to see the process starting and we are going to be excited to continue monitoring it and every couple of months as this information keeps coming back to you. and the part that concerns us the most is that the data is not broken out by school sites. when i see that the only students who are being arrested are african american or the kids with spanish sur names that makes any think that we are not making the progress, when the same groups of students are being targeted for arrest and not access to the classs that they need to graduate it is a reoccurring trend within the school district and hopefully we can see some progress made over the next couple of months to kind of remedy that. and i am really interested to know what the board plans to do to address the fact that the majority of t

our thanks to kevin o'leary for joining us today. his new book is called "cold, hard, truth on men, women and money." he always tells the cold, hard truth. kevin, thank you very, very much. >>> when we come back, the next generation in virtual rating, the founder of second life tells us how he wants to integrate the technology into our every day lives. a pioneer in virtual reality tech says companies need to take notice. plus, talking to play station's man in charge about gaming and going apple tv. he will join us in a first on cnbc interview. forget silicon valley, los angeles is the new hotspot for startups everywhere. kara swisher will join ounce the new trend in the golden state. and behind his plan for a corporate tax holiday, it's been speculated about quite often but now, he wants to do something about t he is gop senator and possible presidential presidential candidate, rand paul who will join us in a first on cnbc interview later this hour. you are watching "squawk alley." stay tuned. (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment,

kevin was in medford today for the third annual kevin turner golf tournament to raise awareness aboutease and raise funds for his foundation. friends and former teammates were there today knowing because of kevin there is hope. >> kevin has found a purpose, right, as he battles, you know, this new -- think new hurdle in his life. of course, he's a fighter. you know, he's a professional athlete that knows how to work hard and knows how to, you know, take on challenges and like many things in his life he's taking on, you know, head on and doing a great job. >> the unfortunate part i think a lot of times is people that have to go through something, you know, live changing event whether it is als, whether it's cancer or something like that to really click that switch in their brain to really say, i'm going to take what i've been disadvantaged with and turn it into a positive. and affect other peoples's life. that's great thing you see come out of. >> it's really a sad thing. kevin turner well and i used to radio show with him actually g guy. good person, very today tiff but not that way a

kevin says army strong isn't just a recruiting slogan. it's a way to know those employees will be company strong. >> i like hiring veterans, i know few layout the mission, you tell them where we're going to be, at the end of the day you will get there. especially work income cemeteries, they take ownership. hey, i'm taking care of my brother or my sister that i served with. >> reporter: with each new job that comes in, kevin starts with calls to local veteran offices, new organizations connect knight solutions with people in their network that are a good fit. some are chosen for the job. >> once they come back home, they're looking not for a handout but a hand up. they're looking for someone that's an employer that will understand, you know, i've served my country. now i'm here to try to serve my family. >> reporter: kevin's own experience has made him particularly skilled at working with other veterans. >> you are dealing with guy was have seen things that you never even imagined. they've seen things that may come back to them. >> report

kevin mccarthy supports that, too.tives out of listening to ted cruz and tried to work with obamacare. on planet heritage eric cantor only counts as 52% conservative. he's a mushy moderate. kevin mccarthy gets a 42 because unlike cantor, mccarthy has voted for such radical left wing priorities as the violence against women act. what the tea party has to show for it is a new majority leader that is marginally less conservative than eric cantor and only one tea party congressman raised his hand to oppose mccarthy, raul labrador who is in theory, pro-immigration reform. how did this happen? why didn't one of the more senior right wingers, like someone like jeb hencsar long o jim jordan. -- but the main reason is there's no good way to be a tea party majority leader. tea party politicians have promised tea party voters something they can't deliver that by simply standing their ground and refusing to compromise they can force any policy agenda they want on a democratic president and a democratic senate. basically, if you be

kevin mccarthy's district. hi, go ahead. caller: hi, yes, i'm in kevin's district. happens to be a good, down-to-earth man who also happens to be from a very conservative part of california, which most places are not in the state. and he's somebody that has served us locally very well. he is concerned about us and also concerned about the rest of the nation. he's a fiscal conservative. he's also very concerned about immigration and high-speed rail which will affect everybody in the nation because of federal taxes. we're very proud that he's in the position and, go, kevin! thank you. >> clarksville, virginia, next up. donald's on the democrats' line. caller: yes, i just wanted to say i hope this guy is going to be a whole lot better than eric cantor for the simple reason is that, you know, most of these republicans, they are not concerned with trying to govern a country. all they're after is trying to bring obama done. and -- >> donald, i will let you go. we're watching speaker boehner come out and up to the microphone momentarily. thank you for joining us. >> i want

kevin sticking around.led card counting in vegas and football billionaires. i've read every one of his books. ben mezrich is going after the kids. he's going to weigh in on the supreme court's decision and amazon's fight with publishers coming up. >>> our interview of the morning, go pro founder and ceo nick woodman will join becky at the nasdaq. that's coming up at 8:45. i do have billionaire envy. he knows what that refers to. we're back after this. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >> announcer: today go pro ipo. the first trades, market reaction, the future of the >>> welcome back to "squawk box." 20 years ago nobody heard of amazon.co

madden, kind of. >> thank you, kevin. >> i'll thank kevin. >> as well as on facebook and twitter.rin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> we're all friends. >>> next major political news breaking at this hour. we now know the name of a republican senator allegedly targeted by an irs official. plus a teenager who plotted to bomb his school and kill his family. the chilling audio that goes inside his mind. and how safe is your food? our exclusive "outfront" investigation will make you think twice. this is pretty terrifying, but you must see it. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. so much to get to tonight, we want to begin with the war in iraq spreading

so to the extent that they do, i agree with kevin on his point. i agree with kevin on his point earlier that quit being a narcissist, but also i mean i just -- because you talked about multiyear litigation i had to go through it with my sister because her facebook messages could be subpoenaed. even her private messages and she had no idea which is an interesting place to put somebody through when they think what is public and private and you have to put it in context and this is something dana boyd speaks about a lot. people may give up their privacy but give it up contextually and don't understand there are instances when your information can leave the context in which you've put it into. so i think there's a lot of psychological pieces that go into that go outside of the law and lawyers are used of thinking it in rigid specific rule-bound instances and not necessarily in the ways that you think about it in your everyday life. >> kevin is exactly right on the nsa question it's all about power but power on the consumer rights question. the reason

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>> paul: hey, kevin. >> kevin: good to see you.u guys drove up last night all the way from pennsylvania just to help us out? >> paul: certainly. >> kevin: all right, well, i appreciate that. and you brought us a new table. tell me about this beauty. >> paul: uh, this is maddy's new farmhouse table. it's a wide-plank teak top. it actually has a red oak base that we stain-matched to her family's chairs. >> kevin: our homeowner's gonna be thrilled when she sees this. so you got red oak on the bottom and teak on the top. is it typical that you guys would mix species like that? >> paul: eh, some customers, that's what they're looking for. but they're very particular about what they want on the top. >> kevin: all right, and the top has a beautiful finish. looks like it might be hand-rubbed? >> paul: actually, no. it's a spray-applied finish. it's a polyester sealer with a catalyzed polyurethane topcoat.

and kevin says army strong isn't just a recruiting slogan. it's a way to know that those employees will also be company strong. >> i like hiring veterans because i know, if you lay out the mission, you tell them where we're going to be, at the end of the day we're going to get there. especially working in these cemeteries. they take ownership o f that. they feel like, hey -- >> kevin starts with calls out to local veteran officers. the organizations help connect knight solutions with people in their networks that may be a good fit. those candidates are then interviewed and some are chosen for the job. >> once they come back home, you know, they're looking not for a hand out, but a hand up. they're looking for someone that's an employer that will understand, you know, i've served my country and now i'm here to try to serve my family. >> kevin's own experience has made him particularly skilled at working with other veterans. >> you're dealing with guys who have seen things that you could never even imagine. they've seen things that may come bac

>> police conducted extensive interviews with sherry's friend, kevin johnson. he insisted he had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> and he was later able to provide some information, what he was doing on the day she was reported missing. >> sherry's co-workers told police about a comment she made the day before she disappeared. >> she said if anything happens to me, my life is in my desk. and in her desk, among other things, was a long letter, a draft of a letter she had written to her husband in an effort to try to explain why she felt it necessary to leave him. >> "my spirit is crushed. i feel that you are too controlling and obsessive and jealous, and i just can't live with those personality traits anymore. i can't go on pretending that there is nothing wrong. i am unbearably unhappy. the bottom line is i don't love you enough to stay married." >> also in her desk were books about divorce. >> she was planning the separation, and she had saved up some money and she had spoke to a couple of lawyers to get some advice. and she was making her plans to move

liz: well, folks don't say that kevin did not warn you. and conagra are his next two picks for possible take of candidates. it's good to see you both. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> kevin drier and julian emanuel, nice to see you, thank you. ubc, u.s. equity and derivatives strategist. we've got the closing bell ringing in five minutes. the rise of the robots. we're not talking sci-fi, but the fact that robots are increasingly taking human jobs. is that a bad thing? is it just the way of evolution? who's making the actual robots, and how can you, the investor, get in on it? you can fight it, or you can win from it. we've got the best robot plays. that's coming up, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ (mother vo) when i was pregnant ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the tes

let's bring in kevin madden -- even kevin's laughing at this one -- sally kohn.let you sound off. go ahead. >> yeah. it's not like i'm shocked. it's not like i was, like, oh, my gosh, but vladimir putin, you were such a raging feminist. the part i loved the best is when he said when people push boundaries,ist it's say sign th they're strong, not weak. you mean when you invade other territories and annex territories? does he have any grasp on reality all? you know, yeah. anyway, it's another sign also there are obviously no free elections in russia or he just lost the women vote. or i don't know, maybe that republican advisers are moving to russia. >> oh, that's not fair. that's not fair. and here i was just about to agree with sally. gosh. >> i didn't want that to happen, kevin. >> to me, this is like being attacked by darth vader. >> yeah, yeah. >> this is from heaven for hillary. >> like find the least popular person you can find out there and ask them to attack you so you can draw a contrast, right. >> so what would you tell -- you normally advise republicans,

¿por dÓnde tienen que empezar, kevin?taba... >> muy bien, ganaron, ¿no? >> no, fue un congreso. >> un congreso, ok. y les fue bien. ¿no te pones nervioso al bailar? >> unas veces. >> ¿algunas veces? mira, ahÍ estÁn bailando. beberly, ¿tÚ te pones nerviosa al bailar o no? >> no. >> ¿tÚ no te pones nerviosa? >> ah, ha. >> ¿no? nada? tÚ sÍ estabas nervioso ahí, kevin. >> sÍ. >> pero lo hicieron magnÍficamente. >> gracias. >> luego esto se ha convertido en un tema internacional, dos millones de visitas a travÉs de la internet. >> sÍ, los niÑos... saliÓ en las noticias a nivel internacional, a mÍ me han llamado de mÉxico, colombia, canadÁ, amigos de todas partes, nosotros ya habÍamos estado en israel aÑos atrÁs, pero esta vez hubo ese... un video que se puso en internet, y a las dos semanas ya era una locura. >> johana, ¿quÉ es lo que los hace a ellos dos distintos? >> el tamaÑo. >> [rÍe] ¡el tamaÑo! >> el tamaÑo, porque nosotros tenemos un grupo de niÑos profesionales al que ellos pertenecen, que son nueve parejas, y ellos so

. >> it was march 2005 when kevin birthia started driving from oakland to san francisco.e had no idea where he was headed. only that he wanted to end his life. >> i was hurting a lot. i was dealing with a lot of issues. >> for reasons that to this day he still doesn't under, berthia was drawn to the golden gate bridge. >> i walked and i kind of thought about things for a minute. i remember making one phone call. and i proceeded to walk on -- out to the tower and -- >> he saw me and he then he went right over the rail and stood on a small pipe. >> a highway patrol officer sergeant kevin briggs was on duty that day. tentatively he approached and asked berthia a question. >> what can we do to get over this hump? >> countless people have stood on this same precipice. more than 1,600 of them jumped. >> it is easy for the average person to go over that rail. >> many have fought for decades to take away that easy access, to deter would-be jumpers. but what seemed like a simple idea, a physical barrier to jumping, divided the city. half wanted it. >> the other half of the folks s

he was kevin mccarthy's deputys' he didn't get this. it's also significant this did not go to a second ballot. three candidates in there, harv thought you wouldn't get the absolute majority and they would have to kick this over to a second ballot with the third-place finisher coming in. the fact seive -- steve scalise won this on the first ballot is significant. he said he had a lot of votes on this, appeared to be in the lead, and you can't be whip if you don't whip your first vote -- >> jeb in texas was going to challenge mccarthy, pete sessions would do that. both ultimately dropping out. what happened there and do we know the vote count that lifted mccarthy to his position? >> no. they're not giving us the vote tallies. was thought that raul labrador, the conservative congressmann from idaho, they vote against everything, decorrect controlling, the hurricane sandy bill, thigh voted no on almost everything. they used to tell us what the vote tallies were but the votes needed to win, you have 233 members of the house republican confer

it looks like kevin mccarthy is going to be number two. >> kevin mccarthy also angling for boehner's job. >> not as quickly or as openly. if john boehner wants to keep his job after this year it's certainly good news for him. that's still the open question. is john boehner coming back next year? beyond that, how long does he want to stay? that's the question that still looms around john boehner. i'm so struck by this paradox where you see how, if a member of congress does not take care of home, regardless of who they are, they can lose a primary. so that happens, and obviously it sends shockwaves as it should throughout washington. at the same time, washington has not changed that much itself . and relationships still matter here. that trumps everything which is why kevin mccarthy is on the verge of being the next leader. this political earthquake was not felt in the capital itself. >> that's the interesting question. can they continue to ignore what happens at the ballot box. this is 70,000 voters in one congressional district in virginia. i think jonathan is right. we can attribute

kevin mccarthy recruited people to run.has relationships with back benchers that other people vying for leadership didn't have. he knows the caucus top to bottom, being a member of leadership and being one of recruiters to candidates that became members of the gop majority in the house. uma: he knows how to schmooze and have lunches and meetings at any given moment. that is interesting because this is his fourth term in congress. >> this is fastest rise of a mat majority leader if it happens, remember we still have a few weaning before the elections happen. a week is a eternity here in washington, d.c. a week ago we never would have imagined eric cantor would not be the majority leader. with that said he has one of the meet record i can -- meteoric rises of all time. uma: is there could be concern by the tea party inside baseball that remains within the leadership, old boy network? >> of course. there are two different elements here. the first element i'm sure we will see some more conservative or tea party candidates float

i mean, what this does is it sets up kevin mccarthy for steve scalise and john boehner. can maintain that support it will be really hard to unseat him come january which a lot of the conservative caucus has talked about significantly. i spoke to a number of conservatives yesterday who made very clear that if they wanted to shake up the leadership it was this race that they would do it in and if they failed this time it was going to be very, very hard to mount a challenge in november. >> howard, when you see steve scalise in that trip deck that we just showed, one has a hard time imagining after the midterms which is when the leadership contest will begin anew whether kevin mccarthy takes over the speaker's gavel if john boehner will give it up. >> first of all, i don't think boehner will give it up, but if he does in that trip tick you had there which of these three is not like the other, you know? >> right. >> and it's steve scalise, but i don't know if he would be able to muster the kind of support and enthusiasm across the -- across the republican conference necessary

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i don't know kevin mccarthy. but it sound to me that once again, it is all about, gee, what about me and my politics and my place in the sun. and my position. this is nonsense. grown adults shouldn't be worrying about such stuff. >> strong criticism. and fair. that goes toward the mid terms. what message does the status quo replacement if they achieve it, what does it send to the country and the republican base going into november. gene. >> i think it will anger a lot of the republican base or that sector of the republican base that voted the way it voted the other day for a reason. to send a message. and will sound like the message was not heard. and what it means for the, for the country, is a bit less clear. except i think it puts republican -- republican congressmen still facing primaries perhaps on know tips. not to veer or stray to the left on various issues especially immigration. >> all right. well, ignoring the screaming people on ground as always, love to hear from both of you, coach i can have you back