. >>> and rush limbaugh, cashin' in starts right now. hi, everyone. welcome in. our crew is here this week. welcome, everybody. isis trying to infiltrate america? don't believe me? take a listen to this exchange from senator mccain and the undersecretary of homeland security. >> haven't there been recent reports on twitter and facebook of messages that would urge infiltration into the united states across our southwestern border? >> yes, sir, there have been twitter, social media exchanges among isil across the globe, speaking about that as a possibility. >> that's just frightening. we are literally leaving the door wide open for the dangerous militants on the planet. your thoughts on this? >> this guy, is a senior official with homeland security. he's denied this. he said, you know, there's no way this is ultimately going to happen. we'll catch them, we'll do all of those things. in the meantime, a journalist tested that theory. he goes down to mexico, comes across a border wearing an osama bin laden mask, and he's not stopped. how crazy can you be? >> that was

>> the idea that rush limbaugh knows how to spot anything in a woman's brain is completely insane. a relic. and we could feel sad for him, or we could laugh at him, if he didn't have an audience of millions of people who were hearing this hate speech. i mean, the man's perpetuating a crisis of sexual assault in america. i think congress is taking real good steps to address it on college campuses and in the military. i think colleges are doing the right thing. we're seeing a thoughtful discussion around the nfl. but rush limbaugh with this cretanist idea of what seduction is, and it's beyond time that it his advertisers stop associating with him and he loses his audience. >> you mentioned health insurance, and this is more bad news for republicans. a new study shows that obama care is helping those who need health insurance the most. the cdc study shows lower income americans are becoming insured at a great rate than non-poor americans as a result of the coverage expansion in the affordable care act. now just look at how the number of uninsured poor and near-poor children has plumme

would it surprise you to hear that rush limbaugh sees nothing good about that.io program monday. >> how many of you guys in your own experience with women have learned that no means yes if you no how to spot it? i'm probably -- let me tell you. in this modern where that is simply -- that's not tolerated. that would not -- people aren't even going to try to understand that one. i mean it used to be a cliche. used to be part of the advice young boys were given. that's what we've got to change. we have got to reprogram the way we raise men so now -- why do you think permission every step of the way clearly spelling out why, why do you -- all these not lawsuits just waiting to happen. >> joining us now is savannah, an undergraduate at ucla who founded 7,000 in solidarity against sexual assault after she was assaulted. many want to know how does this work in practical terms? >> well, essentially it's when two people come into a sexual encounter they start asking for consent throughout the experience. it's not as though you have someone sign a contract or you stop not

rush limbaugh thinks so. that is a surprise.cky for you, bob, he is next. >>> welcome back, time for? the fastest 79&rkñ minutes on television, remember when we went into iraq and all the liberals claimed it was for the oil? well, rush limbaugh pointed out if iraq was about oil, then isis was about elections, rush, i love where you're headed with this. >> so george bush supposedly went to iraq for oil. right? so i guess we can say that barack obama went to war with isis for the senate. it is all about winning; the senate senate, or holding the senate and it is all about positioning obama politically. pure and simple. >> all right. >> yeah, because two americans were beheaded and he had to do something very serious about it and strike back with a vengeance or suffer with it at the polls. >> i'm not convinced it is about election because i'm not convinced it wins elections. i don't believe that war is going to help the democrats, however -- >> what about numbers, party numbers translating across the board? >>> i don't know, whate

. >> rush limbaugh has a call screener named james golden. he's worked for rush for 26 years and he packs quite an opinion punch of his own. >> for most black people, the good old days were the days that -- what liberalism has done to the black communities, it's not a model of the community, is horrific. al sharpton and the rest of that bunch should be ashamed of themselves. for what they have let, how they have let the issue of black life degenerate into a political opportunity issue. >> that opening line, they have's what he said, which was they're better off back there in the days of segregation, is to me, and anything he said after that is absurd. >> i think that i am not as qualified to talk about black america as he is, okay, so there's that. but i do think that a focus on safety and crime has got to be the number one thing, then jobs is second and education, there's a study that's come out showing the disparities between the white community and black communities. but still, it's not good enough in america, we have to include that. >> s

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with its image, a number of high profile figures are weighing in on the controversy including rush limbaugh. >> whatever the offense here, domestic assault, domestic violence, nondomestic assault, rape, kidnapping, homicide, drugs, the incidence rate in the nfl is less than half what it is in the general population. >> here now with reaction fox & friends co-host, brian along with fox news political analyst juan williams, analyst extraordinaire kirsten powers. >> thanks, sean. >> there is a lot of attention. by the way i think these are all teachable moments. i think we all agree men should never raise a hand to woman. end of subject. i am not against hitting kids. i was hit a lot, might surprise you. >> and look at you. >> exactly. turned out to be a great american. >> behavioral problems. >> you want to join in too? >> i don't want to go down to that level, sean. >> but i think adrian peterson went too far. >> yeah. >> the question is, why are we just focused on the nfl? why is this making it bigger when there's so many other incidents we don't pay any attention to? >> well, we don't. it'

>> i would say rush limbaugh is a tea party or.e is important to the tea party movement and to conservatism. he helps get people excited about conservatism, start talking about it and thinking about it. i think he is important. i have never met him, i would love to, but i think he is important for conservatism. >> it surprised me when i saw this. i listen to all these talk shows. he talks about this guy named snarly. western summit, smartly shows up and is on a panel. let's get your reaction about what he has to say. >> what we get is this full-fledged war on the tea party since almost day one. i have never seen in my life where you have a majority in an election that can flip the house -- the 2010 midterm elections were historic. there was a seat change. instead, what you have of actual see changing politically, a backstop to what was going on with the obama administration, you have the republican leadership pretty much ignore the victory that was handed to them and squander what could have been a natural alliance with the tea par

the author of "jesus on trial," david limbaugh, how are you, sir?reat, sean. >> let me -- convert or die. that is the strategy. what is your reaction to the simultaneous rise of radical islam anti-semitism at the same time and this anti-christian? >> it's very alarming. i think what we need to do in this country is be aware that it's going on, quit denying it, get an administration that is sensitive to what's going on. i mean, this administration doesn't even appear it has a clue about the dangers of islam. and once the >> wants to candy coat it sh redefines the war on terrorism, with overseas contingency operations. have you to know your enemy. >> you wrote a book, a bestseller and our country now, throughout the worlded and this goes to a passion of yours. you talk about being on a sporadic spiritual journey. why? >> yes. well, i always believed in god it's obvious. glories of the creation. and i wasn't sure i bought into the truths of christianity i had doubts about evil in the world so i embarked on a personal study that took me years and years.

this is all about mid-term politics. >> how's does rush limbaugh figure this out? >> it is bad and it has to be some hidden motive here. so the tea party republicans in the house, rand paul republicans in the senate and the house who will vote against any of this. it will be a very messy debate. and it will cause problems for the 2016 presidential race on the republican side. maybe even on the democratic side. >> the constitution grants the president the authority to call congress back into session. and he says he may under extraordinary circumstances convene both houses. this is a great moment. harry truman failsly return to washington during his speech when he gave it at 2:00 in the morning with no air conditioning 2. a moment which won him an election. >> my duty as president requires that i use every means within my power to get the laws the people need on matters of such importance and urgency. i am therefore calling this congress back into session on the 26th of july. >> now that's -- >> the reason why every republican's favorite democrat is truman. i'm going

take it from constantly shocked jock rush limbaugh. >> a lot of drive-by media people who are supposedo be fascinated by the events they cover... are not in the slightest curious about a bunch of old letters that hillary clinton wrote, way back when, have surfaced... it turns out she was sending letters to alinsky left and right. >> stephen: yes, hillary was writing alinsky left and right. in that her single note contains a bunch of letters that are read from left to right. (laughter) this is just proof that even though she's been scrutinized for decades as secretary of state, a presidential candidate, senator and first lady -- but there's so much we still don't know about her. for instance, i went even further back into her mysterious past and obtained a letter hillary wrote in 1953. it proves she was in communication with a foreign leader. it starts "dear santa." i believe that's a spanish name! (laughter) she goes on to collude with this redcoat known for supporting slave labor and the exclusion of jews. (laughter) then hillary proves her socialist bonafides by demanding an itemized

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as long as republican party got people like rush limbaugh representing them and it's like the -- host: i they sentiment really speaks to why the democrats have a big demographic problem. the growing white shirt population is at a disadvantage -- there are more conservative white people than liberal white people, there are liberal white people and there's a floor there for them. and if they can't make inroads among nonwhite voters, it's tough to win a state like colorado or virginia where african-americans represent about 20% of the electorate. host: ryan in tennessee. republican line. >> yes. i want to talk about how the democrats keep crying about gerrymander but in a state like georgia does this person know in the 1980s there were really no safe republican distributes. when democrats controlled gerrymandering they didn't create any republican districts. when republicans gerrymander they are merciful about the democrats in the safe distributes. like mississippi, there were zero safe republican districts. like in ohio, a 12-4 map in favor of republicans is unfair. i would agree. but i

many were swayed by the likes of rush limbaugh, who said, "if you believe in god, then yi6 ñ intellectuallyou cannot believe in manmade global warming. you must be either agnostic or atheistic to believe that man controls something he can't create." then there is the powerful republican james inhofe of the senate committee on the environment and public works, who said, "god's still up there, and the arrogance of people to think that we, human beings, would be able to change what he is doing in the climate is, to me, outrageous." so it is that while more americans believe global warming is real and caused by human beings, some two-thirds of white evangelical christians are not convinced. and they wield a lot of political clout. these are people who believe that to be saved by god you muso be born again, your heart and mind transformed by a cathartic spiritual experience. but as the climate crisis worsens every day, it's clear these good folk need a different kind of conversiof6?ád opens them to the reality overtaking us. only someone they trust, one of their own, is likely to help them see t

when i was a young adult, i was into rush limbaugh.hese interests all came together, a story that had not been told, a lifelong interest, and my course was set. >> when you started off with this book, you had something that people only dream about. you had the cover of the new york time's -- new york times book review. this time around, you got all positive reviews. you got a review from a man who is known as a conservative, max boot. booth. this is his quote, "this is the nixon, herichard created the epa, he went to these and it covers areas. " conservatives should reconsider conservative presidents. a president who was voted as a -- president nixon was voted as bootservative, but max ford governing. he was in the middle of negotiations with the soviet union. later, thatnto this what ronald reagan was able to exploit was the rhetoric of campaigning versus the rhetoric of governing. why the conservative movement did not buy what was -- what ford was up to is the real question. >> there are favorable reviews -- > >> you can tell me more

our next guest david limbaugh did that. he put jesus on that. return to the christian faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. a a when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> in a new book that's come out this week, jesus on trial, our next guest examined all the evidence he could and putting christianity on the witness stand, he came to find otherwise own faith. now he's encouraging others to dot same. joining us is the author of that book, attorney and columnist, david limbaugh. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i understand you went to a high school reunion and said, i don't understand how any rational person could believe in christianity. >> we were having dinner with a grade school and h

. >> stop listening to rush limbaugh. >> i think your points about iran is good.is very much happy with assad in syria, very much supportive of hamas. and in gaza, and attacking israel. iran is really the cancer in the region, but now there is more than one cancer. i think that the roberts points about polling on foreign policy is interesting, because, the president is behind the country on isis. he is speaking tomorrow night. but the poll show that country is well ahead of him on this, his idea that country is war-weary and i think somewhat dated because of the beheading of the two americans has alarmed the country. country. lou: but, ran is responsible for hamas, hezbollah, support of terrorism in the region, and beyond. and at the same time, supportive of the iraqi government, it has everything to win. it is support of assad would be validateed if we go to war against the islamic state. against you know what is one of the most heinous acts that is, beheading of two american citizens. but, where is the balance in the view of the people who you say this president

no crossroads of america gets more of this debate than the rush limbaugh show. when somebody dials the number and waits in line for 90 minutes, you are holding them. what do you think? >> number one, i think you are a pretty hip guy, and proof positive is you are making such a difference with your leadership. the western conservative summit has grown to be one of the premier political events in the country. congratulations to you and everyone who put this together. [applause] you speak about rush. i want to say how blessed i am to have worked with rush limbaugh for so many years, and what a great and amazing human being he is. i thank him. i thank god for bringing that man into our lives and our country, and for all of you who listen and support the show, thank you so much. who was winning? it's obvious, you told me the left is winning hands down. they are winning it on a few -- not just the left as we think about it. the left-wing media is having a field day. we are political fodder. is as if they play us conservatives as if sometimes a stradivarius. they know

called them up and roger ailes of course was instrumental in starting "fox news" and cnbc and rush limbaugh's career and all that and i passed mr. ailes about the specialist firm that was from running the tape and of course off my question but then five years later the sec levied something close to $250 million of fines on the specialist firms were for running the tape. so i was wondering if you could address the questions of conservatives projecting. the country would be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. [laughter] it's really a crime if "liar's poker" is an turned into a major motion picture. i just saw the woeful wall street yesterday and i think "liar's poker" would be even better. >> host: sean we have a lot of callers on the line. it lets leave there. thank you. >> guest: so can i run one particular -- i will start by recommending hollywood listen to what he said because i think would be great but i don't have any control over that. one worry i have for the story i just told is it's clearly causing an uproar. more of an upward than anything i've wri

while those fast food workers were on strike, rush limbaugh was on vacation and in for him was erik ericksonto live on the minimum wage. >> it's been a long time since i was a minimum wage worker, so i don't want to speak for the minimum wage workers today who are making $7.25 an hour. i want you to do that. tell me about your experience working for the minimum wage on video and upload it then send us the link by e-mail to thelastword@msnbc.. or tweet the link to at the last word #notafailure. we will use your videos to let you have your say here on the show and also on our website. to see those instructions again, we will have it all posted on our site, thelastword.msnbc.com. a body at rest tends to stay at rest. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is prov

but rush limbaugh criticized your letter and in general the way that politicians and the media have been about this story. this is what he said. >> we're feminizing this game and it's a man's game. if we keep feminizing this game, we're going to ruin it. >> if he believes criminals should be playing in the national football league, he has a serious issue. these are criminal cases of assault and battery and sexual violence. and our players are role models. we don't want young kids looking up to these folks who are beating their wives. it's not right. so we should have a zero tolerance policy and he's wrong. >> let's talk about your book which is about women and girls embracing ambition. is that a fair characterization? >> yes, i have a chapter called, ambition is not a dirty word. i want women to aspire for what they want and go for it. >> the book first burst into the news when "people" magazine noted the chapter in which you talk about how men in the senate and the house, you say colleagues, lawmakers from both the house and senate, i guess, commented on your weight and your appearance

there's rush limbaugh phrasing of feminazi and all this.last decades we may have been growing young girls who were confused about this was and getting misinformation about it. >> we can't underestimate the celebrity feminism. we can talk about how it's simplistic. but we have to remember who these messages are for. who's the target audience for taylor swift or emma watson? it's the young people. you have justin bieber being arrested for dui and miley cyrus singing about sex, drugs and all that other stuff. >>> let's listen to lena dunham in an npr fresh air interview where she's talking about this. >> my definition of feminism is equality. i think so many young women have been misinformed about what feminism means. i think they think it means growing out armpit hair and throwing out your bras. what it actually means is that you believe in human rights and that women should be fairly compensated for the jobs that they do and should be given the same opportunities and that they shouldn't be discriminated against or hurt because of their gende

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i even heard -- to show you how stupid it gets, rush limbaugh today even said he resigned so that the president could appoint him to the supreme court. first of all, you don't have any vacancies on the supreme court. secondly, you don't have to quit attorney general to be put on the supreme court. it's absurd. here's the thing. in our lifetime, and i think this is something people should understand, he gets compared a lot to robert kennedy. >> right. >> but you know what, robert kennedy had to grow into his position. this is the first attorney general that i think the two of us and most of the world can relate to. he didn't have to grow. he didn't have to tour mississippi. he didn't have to tour brooklyn to know he experienced what robert kennedy had to learn. he's a much -- i think one of the greatest attorney generals we've had. >> and i have a lot of respect for robert kennedy, but i also don't think robert kennedy ever went to the scene of a civil rights complaint. he didn't go to birmingham. >> no, he did not. that's absolutely right. >> eric holder went to ferguson himself. but

rush limbaugh all over him. >> two years later the jury ruled for churchill, awarding him though just dollar in damages. the judge overturned the verdict in churchill's favor. churchill appealed and lost every challenge. in the five years since he's been mostly writing, never retracting his inflammatory statements. now living in atlanta, churchill still believes america is a force for evil. >> so who's the new evil empire? >> well, you're sitting in it. >> ward churchill is the former university of colorado professor. thank you for being here. so the day of the 9/11 attacks you wrote an essay and referred to the 9/11 victims as little ikemans writing "if there was a better more effective or in fact any other way of visiting some penalty befitting their participation upon the little ikemans -- i'd really be interested in hearing about it." how could you draw a moral equivalence between 3,000 dead americans and a murderous nazi like adolf ikeman? >> well, first off, i did not make a reference to 3,000 americans in that connection. i made a reference to what i described as a technocratic

eastern, former senator rick santorum, sarah palin and rush limbaugh. all of that live on c-span2. >>> good morning. thank you all so much for being here. we know it is early on a friday morning, but we want to start. we know that we are going to be joined by many of the people but we want to get started to respect your time. first off, i'm congresswoman marsha fudge. this is the brain trust that i am honored to host today. this has been hosted by mel watt for almost 20 years. now that he's the head of fhfa, i am filling in for him today so let's give mel watt a hand for all that he's done over all these years. we have some students here this morning, some of the very first people who were standing in line. i want to recognize the students from kitt d.c. prep school and middle school. as well as cesar chavez public charter school for public policy. cesar chavez. thank you all for joining me at this annual a. leon higginbotham voting rights brain trust. nearly half a century after the voting rights act, we still must fight to ensure everyone has the righ

while those fast food workers were on strike, rush limbaugh was on vacation and in for him was erik ericksonho does not have to live on the minimum wage. >> 95% of americans do not have to live on the minimum wage. you should know that. people who live on the minimum wage are mostly people who have failed in life or high school students. my producer is just staring at me, can't believe i said this. if you're making -- if you're a 30-something-year-old person and you're making minimum wage, you've probably failed at life. it is not that life dealt you a bad hand. life does not deal you cards. it's that you failed at life. >> it's been a long time since i was a minimum wage worker, so i don't want to speak for the minimum wage workers today who are making $7.25 an hour. i want you to do that. tell me about your experience working for the minimum wage on video and upload it then send us the link by e-mail to thelastword@msnbc.. or tweet the link to at the last word #notafailure. we will use your videos to let you have your say here on the show and also on our website. to see those instructions

. >> plus, rush limbaugh's brother puts jesus on trial.le behind bars. >> she wanted desperately to throw me out of the class because i refused to leave. >> hear what broke this hardened inmate on today's "the 700 club." ♪ >> pat: well, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this edition of "the 700 club." well, america is going after the brutal terrorists of isis, launching a barage of airstrikes. this time we're hitting in syria. and meanwhile, president obama's critics say, quote," he must bear his share of the responsibility for the