not in the same way herald and kumar. a particular film that had a real impact on me as a teenager was harold and kumar. it had a deep impact on me. >> i understand that. clueless had a deep impact on me. >> that's one of those things you don't really want to admit to. >> liam is australian. they don't have white castles down under. they were filming hunger games in kentucky, josh hutchinson took him to one for the first time. they got, quote, briefcases of burgers. three hours later they were throwing up together. >> that's always a good way to bond. >> who held whose hair back when they were throwing up? >> jennifer lawrence held both of their hair. >> toughen up, dude. >> don't you remember hunger games? >> white eating at white castle. >> it wasn't like they vomited from eating too much. it was a planned vomit. they binged and then purged. that's what you do in hollywood. >>> who loves games more than me? >> you. >> i'm the only one. time to play cuckoo for gaga. i'm going to tell you two outrageous lady gaga stories.

not in the same way herald and kumar. a particular film that had a real impact on me as a teenager was harold and kumar. it had a deep impact on me. >> i understand that. clueless had a deep impact on me. >> that's one of those things you don't really want to admit to. >> liam is australian. they don't have white castles down under. they were filming hunger games in kentucky, josh hutchinson took him to one for the first time. they got, quote, briefcases of burgers. three hours later they were throwing up together. >> that's always a good way to bond. >> who held whose hair back when they were throwing up? >> jennifer lawrence held both of their hair. >> toughen up, dude. >> don't you remember hunger games? >> white eating at white castle. >> it wasn't like they vomited from eating too much. it was a planned vomit. they binged and then purged. that's what you do in hollywood. >>> who loves games more than me? >> you. >> i'm the only one. time to play cuckoo for gaga. i'm going to tell you two outrageous lady gaga stories.

not in the same way herald and kumar.rticular film that had a real impact on me as a teenager was harold and kumar. it had a deep impact on me. >> i understand that. clueless had a deep impact on me. >> that's one of those things you don't really want to admit to. >> liam is australian. they don't have white castles down under. they were filming hunger games in kentucky, josh hutchinson took him to one for the first time. they got, quote, briefcases of burgers. three hours later they were throwing up together. >> that's always a good way to bond. >> who held whose hair back when they were throwing up? >> jennifer lawrence held both of their hair. >> toughen up, dude. >> don't you remember hunger games? >> white eating at white castle. >> it wasn't like they vomited from eating too much. it was a planned vomit. they binged and then purged. that's what you do in hollywood. >>> who loves games more than me? >> you. >> i'm the only one. time to play cuckoo for gaga. i'm going to tell you two outrageous lady gaga stories. tell

sixty five was ghana's first president and independence leader quatermain kumar. as a marxist he was quick to reject the funds conditions he was overthrown a year later. but in many countries the red primaries battle plan has prayer. and drama. good brand and well i. would be appalled. about it on. the national liberation council government that came to power signed the loan agreement with the i.m.f. and accepted the conditions. the economy made a spectacular rebound and at the same time product prices increased. exports did not yield the expected revenue in one thousand nine hundred eighty one after the fun's recommendation the currency was devalued by forty six point eight percent there was a wage freeze and taxes were increased. a year later general a chum pong overthrew the government. that governmental general. unilaterally. decided not to pay the debts that's gonna government to that and if it was a little over ninety million dollars and. the general of the prince took the position that it was something we couldn't see and we pushed for self-reliance. that w

jonathan capehart, maria kumar, thank you. jonathan, i want it start with you. in asking a very fair question to mr. cantor. we know there are a lot of town halls, packets, everybody is ready to go. but are they prepared it hear that kind of frustration from their own people? >> you know, i don't know. because remember, a lot of folks, particularly the ones in the house, they come from districts. particularly the freshman. they come from districts with voters who sent them to washington to stop things. repeal obama care. stop spending. cut the spending. do the sequester. so for a lot of those folks, going home an saying, look i voted 40 times to repeal obama care, that works just fine. but in sort of the reality based community, the rest of the country that wants something done, it is not going to be -- it is not good and for those members of congress and those in the senate in purple districts and purple states, they are the ones who will have a lot to answer for. >> i think that's right. and perry, let's talk about kentucky. i know you were at fancy farm yeste

>> a particular film that had a real impact on me as a teenager was "harold and kumar." [ laughter ]kumar go to white castle." >> yeah. >> jimmy: not what i would have guessed. >> that was -- yeah. it had a deep impact on me as a teenager. >> jimmy: do they have white castles in australia? >> they don't. and at the time i think when it came out i was 16 or 17 and my friends watched it religiously. it was like the bible. we didn't even know that white castle was real then. we didn't have it in australia. we assumed that it was made up. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> for this movie. yeah. and it wasn't until i came to the states that i found out that white castle was a real place. >> jimmy: you must have went crazy when you saw one. >> i did, yeah. i spent the first year talking about it to people. i said let's find a white castle. and there's none in l.a. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i hear they're all in the south and on the east coast. and when i shot the first and when i shot the first "hunger games," josh hutchison took me to his place in kentucky. we're shooting in asheville and we drove to

joining me now are maria teresa kumar and jonathan capehart. you both for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> now anthony weiner denied today that he was confirming mrs. clinton's 2016 run. but jonathan, do you think he broke news? >> well, to my ear, it certainly sounded like he broke news. the question from what sounded like ben smith of buzz feed was very clear. do you know your wife's role in hillary's 2016 campaign? there is only one campaign we're talking about. there is only one presidential election that is coming up. and anthony weiner definitively said yes, and then refused to say what that role would be. i think by technical standards -- >> by saying yes it's like confirming there is in fact a campaign. >> well, at least what it sounded like to me. but i haven't heard anything from the clinton camp whether they even regard anthony weiner or anything that he says particularly when it comes to her, whether they take any of that seriously. >> now the political reporter last month that the clinton camp says they're done with h

. >> but you had the herald and kumar movies and did that boost sales? >> it was great for sales.introduced us to a new generation of cravers and to get to the castle. >> a great time to get into other states. >> we are in every state with the frozen food. if you do those just right it is as close as you can get to the drive-thru. >> white castle is i think people who have had it it is the best drunk food of all time. have you considered an advertising campaign on that? >> my friend, we are there when you need. it think of it as an oasis, a bright shining light on the highway. >> you a lot of time had -- times i was literally in the middle of the highway enjoying my fries. >> two last questions on the beastie boys album "license to kill" they reference white castle in five songs. do you take credit? >> they are craver tots extreme. >> on "the new style" mike d says i chill at white castle because it is the best, but fly at fat burger when i am way out west. if you had white castle way out west he wouldn't have to mention fat burger. >> and ice cube wouldn't have to go there at 2:0

joining me now are dana mill bangs and maria teresa kumar. you for being here. >> it's absurd, because everybody knows he was in indonesia learning to become a muslim during that time. many thought that saddam -- and if you're listening to fox news every night, you may not hear that exactly, about you you're led in that direction, and i think that's part of the echo chamber we are hearing now. if people are not particularly informed, there's no telling what they might actually come up with, but this one is delicious. >> it seems like this is really telling, when you have people that can have a reasonable portion of the public in a given state, actually believe one who wasn't even in offense may have been responsible for something, this is a serious statement. >> this is absolutely part of the larger agenda of revisionist history that the republican party is doing it, in absence of providing real solutions to the country as problems. the more they can blame president obama, whether or because you're actually not recuperating because of sequest

. >> joining us now is maria teresa coo kumar and jonathan capehart of the "washington post" as wellrector of africana studies at lehigh university. professor, take a look at the gop's impeachment posse in the house, blake farenthold will, michele bachmann. on the senate side is, ted cruz, tom coburn has been talking about it recently. what i don't know we do know the names. do we have any idea what is it they plan on impeaching the president for? >> that is what is absolutely compelling and absurd about these callouts for impeachment across these folks. i'm not sure all these folks are relevant in american politics. coburn is. >> mr. bent volio, you don't know his. >> sorry, i'm not sure if those lawmakers have made a name for themselves. i'm not sure if they've made a name for themselves outside of the ways they try to pander to their base around absurd accusations. if you think there's grounds for impeaching this president, that is an extremely serious accusation. we want the evidence and the proof to back that up. if they were more substantive, we might be able to pay for attenti

steve benin from the rachel madmaddow show and maria kumar, president and ceo of voter latino, a political contributor. great to have you here. now that we have you together in one place i want to play part of the interview getting a lot of attention. ree reince priebus agreed to appear on "morning joe" because he knew he would be treated fairly. take a look. >> i'm not going to have you moderate the republican debates in our primary. there is a difference. because you're not interested -- because you're not actually interested in the future of the republican party and our nominees. that's not a slam on you, mika. i have to choose moderators that are actually interested in the republican party and our nominees. it's not going to be nbc if they continue to go forward with this miniseries. >> all right. reince priebus speaking to mika. said he agreed to appear on the program because it was fair but then said mika wasn't fair and he would never pick her to be a moderator because she doesn't want to see the best interesting -- it was mind-blowing. how telling is that statement that reens appea

with us from washington is contributor maria teresa kumar, the president of voter latino and in tallahasseeida, msnbc contributor professor james peterson. maria, town hall season has begun and birth of a nation is ranting about the foreign born american hating communist despot in the white house. >> and you've got it all in one sentence. >> i tried. what's happened? >> well, i think they're trying to wipe out the playbook of 2009 where they were going to town halls and trying to scare everyone with granny death panels when it came to obama care. so what's happening now is that you see a lot the prerogative move. saying you, you know what, we have an agenda we need to pass. we need congress back to work. one of the last pieces of legislation you did that was bipartisan was put a cap on student loans which was incredible. i applaud congress for passing that. the progressive movement is saying we need to make sure we don't cut head start and get over the fiscal cliff and we need immigration. what we're going to see, you better belief belief you're going to have sciu, the chamber of commerce a

now our panel in washington is msnbc contributor and the president of voter latin tino maria teresa kumarhiladelphia is professor james peterson of he lie university and in washington is contributor jared ber steen, senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and a former advisor to vice president joe biden. i'm going to, jared, if i can start with you. we'll get to immigration in a moment. but you heard the president say that he wants to begin with winding down the companies known as fannie mae and freddie mac. he said for too long, these companies were allowed to make big profits buying mortgages knowing if their bets went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag. did that surprise you, jared? >> no, i know that that's where the president and his housing team have been at for a while. by the way, just full disclosure, i used to be a member of that housing team a few years ago. it was very important for the government sponsored enterprises, that's fannie and freddie to grow to the size they did when private capital was absent the market. but private capital's been slo

raja gupta, kumar, they were one generation and even though he was born in india became here when hewas 2 and he is a different generation. and i think what we are seeing is, you know, the assimilated indian will be very successful in this country. they don't need any advice from me. >> i attended the raja gupta trials last summer and was fascinating just seeing the whole family, whether it was acting for it genuine grief, regret going along, but i would like a little more on the tipping point you brought up early in the conversation, in the columbia speech you referenced, continued about how to go higher, how does one thing to hang out in that kind of sophisticated billionaire glamour set and at the same time wanting a little more money via raj rajaratnam? i don't understand how raj rajaratnam won the polk that instead of wanting to be in that elite class of sophisticated billionaires', is it simply agreed, by urinalysis, simply greed that attracted raja gupta a like this gentleman here? i never heard on tape anything--any words that said he had actually given the tips. my second qu

reid: in addition to david leaving, rohit kumar is also leaving. i don't know what he did for senator mcconnell, but most of the time i didn't like it. but i hrerd in our conversations -- i learned in our conversations, most of them in the back of the room here, what a fine man he is and how smart he is. he's incredibly intelligent. he's good at his job. and as i've just indicated, a little too good sometimes. even though we at times knew what happens happening because he was behind it, i'm really sorry to see him leave the senate. he's a good person. i admire him and have such great respect for him. and i wish him success and happiness in his next endeavor. he has a beautiful young daughter that he boasts about all the time, rightfully so. he and his wife hillary i'm confident will have a very pleasant life outside the senate, even though we'll all miss him. mr. president, when i learned david schiappa was going to leave, i had a brief conversation with him in the back of the chamber here, and i'm not much for being very emotional, but if there we

d kumar sees on c-span starting momentarily. -- eu can see these on c-span starting momentarily. >> we are live this morning on c-span. we are here at the wisconsin sensor a couple of blocks west of the milwaukee river appeared governors are gathering here throughout a week and. livell breed bringing you coverage. they are supposed to start a couple of minutes ago. they are getting things together. we will be hearing from the governors about infrastructure. anthony fox will be on the panel as well as the as the chair of the house transportation committee. we are going to be taking your calls after that and then a true 30 p.m. eastern panel. we will be talking about how states are integrating into the local economy. -- awill have a panel bowl cannot 12:15 p.m.. we will be joining the governors tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. by thear's gathering governor of delaware. they will be here this morning. years nga nga,s scott walker. this is in his home state. neil abercrombie of hawaii took place in the healthcare panel. if you miss you can find it online. govnors are gathering. we'll also hear from