john: thank you congressman dennis kucinich. and it should be our choice.et's hear from the other side. both have a form of muscular dystrophy that leads from mustard death. the boy's mom heard about an experimental drug that might cure the kids. she tried to get them at the fda approved trial and was told that macs max could be in the study but austin could not. after just a few weeks she could see that the drug was working. and max can walk. he can dance. and he can swim. but austin continues to get worse. he joins us now with the goldwater institute, which is the maintained that argues the people who are dying should have the right to try a new drug, even if it's not government approved. you heard the congressman. >> this is about saving lives. a with the goldwater institute is working on is an initiative where the state can give anyone with a terminal illness right to try an experimental drug before the fda has approved it. usually manufacture discovers a drug and it takes 10 to 15 years and we are saying want to have an awareness of that drug, access s

kucinich, you ran for president. remember that when you ran for president. >> i ran on a platform that opposed the war in iraq and afghanistan. >> you opposed the revolutionary war. >> no. the war in iraq was wrong. >> i said the revolutionary war. >> phil, don't be ridiculous, i'm an american. i stand for america's interest. reset for russia. >> it's a little guest okay, so calm down. say you were elected president. all right? and you are in the exact same position that barack obama is in right now. putin rolls into the crimea. violating international law. what do you do? >> what i do is not have usaid and national endowment for democracy working with u.s. taxpayers' money" knock off an elected government in ukraine which is what they did. i wouldn't try to force the people of ukraine into a deal with nato against their interest or into a deal into european union which is against their economic interest. >> it's u.s.a.'s fault that putin rolled in. >> bill o'reilly if you don't believe in cause and effect i don't kn

joining us from washington fox news analyst dennis kucinich. duo pose it? isn't the law. well, the problem is the law. it's unconstitutional and i will give you three reasons. number one, it's a violation of the fourth amendment, which is evan reasonable search and seizure. number two it's a violates of the fifth amendment because you are asking people to fill out a questionnaire to admit they have a drug problem and finally it's a violation of due process. if you are going to and equal protection of the law. if you are going to have this kind of a system, then it's got to apply to everyone. it should apply to bankers getting government bailouts in the billions. and it should apply to corporate executives whose company getting government handout in the billions. apply it across the board. don't just go after poor people. >> i don't think the supreme court is going to agree with you because there are a number of states like 28 who have a variation of this. here is the interesting part. nobody forces anybody to it apply for welfare. okay? it's a program that

joining us now is jackie kucinich.sed on your experience, do you think that him reporters will run to republicans who will then trash the obama administration? we have john mccain and lindsay graham, lindsay graham saying this morning we have a weak president inviting aggression. >> lindsay graham can always be counted on for a quote against the president, usually. but there are some flashes of bipartisanship when it comes to foreign policy on. you had adam kinsinger. he is a house republican from illinois. he said that house republicans are going to line up behind the president on this issue. and what he intends to do. so, again, foreign policy was one of these issues that there are the fault lines are a little bit more -- are a little bit different. >> there's a little bit more room for cooperation than there is, let's say, on health care. right. >> so on the domestic front, you the president obama and john boehner having an hour-long meeting. first time in a year that they have gotten together. in the end, got a big

on friday, ousted president viktor dennis kucinich -- victor yanukovych resurfaced.e claimed his life was in front. like the red carpet treatment awaited angela merkel when she visited london. she was given the rare honor of addressing both houses of parliament. david cameron was hoping for some or in his efforts to reform the eu. the german counselor did not oblige. i expect my speech to pave the way for parliamentary reform. i am afraid that people who think that are in for a disappointment. >> she was also pessimistic regarding london demands on freedom of movement. the two leaders stressed the things they do agree on. >> we both want to see change in your. we believe that change is possible. clean later met with the 14. she stressed the importance of written for europe. >> germany's former president was acquitted on corruption charges on thursday. it ends the first trial of a german head of state. the court cleared him of wrongdoing. prosecutors claimed that he accepted payment of around 700 euros from a film producer. in exchange, he helped raise support for a m

me bring in our company, ezra klein, editor and chief of box and msnbc policy analyst, jack cue kucinich, good morning. >> good morning. >> we should point out the administration was talking up a smooth customer experience, although the site was down overnight, and this morning you got a message that said the site had a lot of visitors. does this last-minute surge, though, show us, jackie, we're a nation of procrastinators, the botched website threw people off, or the administration push is working? >> there is a bit of an issue of procrastinators, and this is the deadline, but only kind of the deadline. people who started to sign up might not get in today, still have until mid-april to sign up for this, so, yeah, they spent a lot of money on this push, something to the tune of $50 million between january and march, so it seems like money well spent right now. >> a couple of reality checks right now, ezra. considering five months ago there was talk this law would collapse, now 6 million, pushing 7 million signing up by the end of today. are providers ready and is the law financially viab

kucinich on o'reilly if you were going to mock him? have plenty of other options, and bill, i was one of the people you were talking about who went to a health clinic instead of a doctor. the nurse practitioner refused to give me an antibiotic, and i without up getting pneumonia. some physicians will retire rather than deal with obamacare, i believe that. bill, i am so with you about colorado but you should know that the western slope is far different than denver. we support jessica's law and support recreational marijuana. colorado is being held hostage by the liberal elite in the denver area, and changing demographics. an influx of folks from california and mexico, primarily. i'm fully aware of the cultural divide in the rocky mountain state that goes right along with the continental divide. and massachusetts, good job on "killing jesus, " it deepened my knowledge on how the christian faith was formed. ash wednesday, june, we hope others will follow your example and check out "killing jesus." you really want to know about the season?

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. >> let me bring in perry bacon, and jackie kucinich, politics reporter for "the washington post.", a very positive assessment by the congresswoman. but you've got lebron james, roy williams, march madness, the new white house website. frankly, looks kind of like buzz feed. perry, was this promotion part of an overall strategy -- or let me start with jackie. is this part of an overall strategy or a hail mary, to mix sports metaphors, during the last few weeks before the deadline? >> probably a little bit of both. but you have seen him reach out on funny or die with zack last week. they don't want a lot of people going on the website on the 31st, on the last day of the deadline, to slow this process down. >> you mentioned zack and the two ferns, and even though republicans have called that unpresidential, reince priebus said obamacare is complete poison, the fact is it did drive young people to the website and actually got people to sign up. technician the overriding question with this 1 million outstanding, though, is can it get those kinds of numbers, particularly of young people,

joining me now, raul reyes, a columnist for "usa today," and jacky kucinich. thanks to you both.ackie, i'll start with you on the ukrainian crisis. i guess the question is at this point, on the one hand, you've got negotiations going on. on the other hand, you've got troops building up on the bor r border. so is putin really negotiating in good faith here? >> he reached out to the president on friday. that's good news. you have secretary kerry talking with his russian counterpart in paris. they seem to be moving in that direction. there's a plan they're actually discussing. i understand secretary kerry might speak soon. we'll have to see what he says. it certainly looks like it's moving in the right direction. the troop build-up certainly is of concern. >> raul, it's interesting. because it feels like this is a lot about, at this point, russia's fear of losing the grip on the ukraine. they want assurances, right, that they won't lose it to the eu. lavrov said something interesting on state tv. he said, quote, if you look at the wider picture, it seems is our western colleagues ha

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dennis kucinich said this regulation is good and there should be more of the this. >> i am not making such a broad statement. we have to be careful about this to make sure people are not going to be at risk from taking drugs that they have side effects. >> if something is reported and goes to the fda you disagree that the delay kills people, too? >> delays can cause problems. because of exactly what you said in recent years the food and drug administration has changed the way it does business by putting new programs forward by accelerated approval77 for fas track projects. >> faster track but it is still slow. >> why didn't it my body my choice? if i am dying why can't i take anything? >> the government in the end we have to be responsible. >> you don't agree the fda should be voluntary should be our choice? >> the regulation is necessary. each of us has a power to make choices. the fda provide informationdu a result of the process. >> the fda says you may not take this. they can't get the drug. >> they can't say don't take this but they can stop it from getting to the marketed. this

we said let's go back to the military so i don't i don't like hypocrisy and i don't think dennis kucinich likes bach or see for us to preach and one thing at the same time behind the scenes we're doing things to stir up trouble for many many different reasons now i know that you say that ukraine has the right to self-determination that they should figure out that this is their conflict and they should work this out on their own you think that the use the u.s. should stay out what do you think we should do in light of the current events what's happening over there with russia and dating i mean how do you think the u.s. should respond to that action will that that is more complex because it involves long term history what the association of crimea and ukraine has been with russia. their national security interest certainly are different i would think that sometimes they say the accusation now is russia's position is you know so aggressive and and so horrible but i was wondering whether he might not have said well why don't we just ask george bush what would he do if somebody did this to gua

. >> host: fox is the most criticized the democrats on, dennis kucinich in the prologue. what is your response to that? how is it so unilateral? >> guest: that's a great point. the critique leveled against fox it is a republican network does not mean they can't have liberal voices on fox. in fact, it is a testament to his talent that he curates the people who appear on this network so there is a mix of voices so you have liberals red meat to conservatives. it's never a fair fight. anyone who watched hannity and combs would never consider skandia column cynical exchange of left and right ideas. in the book i describe how candidates producers created this elaborate ruse to keep columns on board and make alan combs feel like an equal partner in the show when in fact sean hannity was the coexecutive producer of the show. sean hannity would take the talking points and topics and producers would go to alan thompson say what is your feedback? the whole structure of the shows stick data by sean hannity. it also sort of stacked the deck so conservatives always win while allowing h

. >> host: fox is usually criticized and we have democrats, we had dennis kucinich, a liberal, what is your response to that and how is it so unilateral? >> guest: the critique that has been the network doesn't mean they can't have liberal voices. there are separate issues and the testament it is a testament to his talent that he care aides the people who appear on his network so that there is a mix of voices so that you have a gis feeding red meat to the conservatives. it's never a fair fight. anyone that watched with never consider hannity and equal exchange of left and right ideas and in fact in the book i describe how the producers actually created an elaborate ruse to keep him on board and they can feel like an equal part or in the show when he was the de facto executive producer of the show and he would pick the talking points that they would cover and then the producers would say okay what is your feedback but the whole structure of the show was dictated by sean hannity. so what ailes has done is he stacked the decks of the conservatives always when while allowing himself to hav

. >> host: you no fox usually is criticized we have democrats on with dennis kucinich. what is your response to back? how is this so unilateral if they have people on? >> guest: it's a great point in the critique that has been leveled against fox that it's a republican network doesn't mean they can't have liberal voices on walks. there are separate issues in a safe testament to ailes and his talent that he curates the people who appear on his network so there are a mix of voices so you have liberals feeding red meat to the conservatives. anyone who watched "hannity and colmes" would never consider "hannity and colmes" an equal exchange of left and right ideas and in fact in the book i describe how hannity's producers created this elaborate ruse to keep colmes on board and make alan colmes feel like an equal partner in the show when in fact sean hannity was the de facto executive producer of the show. sean hannity would pick they topics that they would cover and in the producers would go to alan colmes and say what is your feet back but really the whole show the structur

james patterson, jackie kucinich. i want to get you all's reaction to this.ruciating pain of the families of the alleged survivors right now. and the irony of this particular moment where we can fly unmanned -- we can navigate unmanned drones into foreign airspace to fairly specific targets on a fairly regular basis, but a plane of this size can just end up being lost. it's just frustration and also just the irony of the technological advancements that we have and we can't figure out what happened to this plane. >> jackie, from what we're seeing right now, all the countries involved, they're getting along, to some degree, it appears publicly. but this is a huge effort. >> yeah. you've seen some frustration from the united states and from china that they're not getting enough information from the malaysian authorities. that will continue to play out in the coming days. one of the interesting things i read was sonar is how they found the air france flight that went down several years ago. if this thing is found, it's probably going to be using that method, if i

dennis kucinich brought a lawsuit and other congress people saying hey, president, you violated the constitution a constitutional violation. article 1, section a. >> the president of the united states says that the minimum wage should be 10.10 versus the kill list. he decides who to die. >> america voted and said kill list is the bigger violation. and that means does the president have the ri his own to decide secretly who should live, who should die by drone attack and other attack, including americans? there is a lawsuit going on right now on that particular issue and that allegedly, violation of the fifth amendment, due process. >> real quickly. spying on our cell phone or warrantless wire taps and the winner is? >> cell phone spying, again, another lawsuit. does the nsa have the right to collect that data? violation of first and fourth amendment. >> finally, the lightning run. license plate tracking and those national security letters. the winner is -- >> national security letters to your bank, internet provider, credit card company to say hold your records, but don't tell the person that we