kenned >> woodruff: so, mas marcia, whs the significance of that exchange? >> judy, the president' campaign statement, his postelection statements and his tweets on twitter have focused a lot in the lower courts as they try to determine whether this travel ban's real purpose or motivation is animous towards muslim countries, not national security concerns or foreign policy crnlz. mr. katyal, neal katyal, who was representing the state of hawaii and the travelers of the travel ban, said these statements are relevant to ng that decision as to whether the travel ban-- what is the real motivation behind the travel banwh. weight the court gives to those statements we don't know some judges have felt you shouldn't look at them, that campaign statements are campaign statements. but those-- there are other judges who feel that you havto look at them in order to determine whether there was animous at work here. >> woodruff: and, i mean, they got right to it. t one poit justice kennedy saying, "you're saying whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant?" >> solicito

. >> months after a tennessee woman's disappearance nobody reported her missing but marcia brantley'solice after she missed a regular appointment. her husband claimed brantley walked out on him, but she left nearly everything behind. here's a preview of peter van sant's report for "48 hours." >> in 2009, marcia brantley, an aspiring novelist and animal lover, vanished in cleveland, tennessee. nine years later her husband donnie was about to stand trial for murder. >> a case that sounds like a "48 hours" mystery. a woman disappears without a trace. >> i knew something was very, very wrong. >> hello. >> reporter: kelly was marcia's hairdresser. >> what time. >> reporter: when marcia missed an appointment in 2009 kelly started calling around and eventually called police. one of the strangest things about this case is that for months, nobody had reported marcia brantley missing. not her family, friends, or even her husband. >> we have a guy who has told numerous lies about where his wife went. >> reporter: brantley county detective zach pike says donnie claimed marcia left him, but it was

take a look at what corker said when he was asked this morning why marcia black burn, the republican,tter. >> most people in our state, it is a red state. we'll focus on the first vote she makes, and that's the vote to elect the majority leader. >> senator, that's not a ringing endorsement of marcia blackburn to say she should be elected because she's going to vote for mitch mcconnell. >> well, dana, i'm supporting the nominee. i've worked with the nominee for sometime and i don't know what else to say. >> okay. we'll leave it there. >> rick tyler, do you have anything else to say? >> he wouldn't even say her name. i would say he forgot her name, but he literally would not say her name. >> there is, of course, we should say there is some back story here. he is good friends with the republican nominee -- rather, the democratic nominee, ashley parker. but this has been -- started when the christian scientist monitor said i'm going to vote for marcia blackburn, but i'm not going to say anything bad about my democratic friend. it was leaked mitch mcconnell sent him a message, the message

marcia coyle of the "national law journal" was in the court, and she joins me now.ia. >> hi, judy. >> woodruff: let's talk first about this immigration ruling. tell us what the law says and what the justices y. >> all right. if you're an illegal alien and you commit what's called an aggravated felony, you're going to be deported, but thated aggravelony definition includes crime of violence. that's what the court was looking at in the case today, the definition of "crime of violence," which basically says a felony in which there is a substantial risk that physical force would be used to commit the crime. this alien, who actually was a legal permanent resident of the united states, had committed to burglaries with no violence invoed. the court today said in a 5-4 decision by justice keegan that the definition of crime of violence was unconstitutionally void or vague. sorry. it was arbitrary. it was confusing.if judges went inerent directions on the same sort of crime. >> woodruff: and it was interesting in that a conservative justice, justice gorsuch, voted with the m

these are original pictures of george and marcia -- george and martha washington. the document itself is a document put together by an onorney and put together august 8, 1799. the lease or signed it. washington wrote this, him and march the -- and martha and john anderson signed it. these are done in a dark pen and these are done a lighter pen. it also has the exact same seal on his will. he only wrote to nine letters from the time this was written until he died three months later. two of those letters were written to his secretary of war and one written to a personal friend of his. this is a document that has never been seen that is in this home. it will stay in this house even if we sell the house. i had nine homes here in the city of alexandria i have renovated over the last 20 years. i married a beautiful woman. my wife is related to george washington. we were in the house on duke street. had our third daughter and we needed more space. when i was at church at st. paul's piscopo church i spoke with one of the rescue members. she said there's the property right

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. >> how about, marshac marcia bl is the other candidate. she will protect your tax cuts.he better candidate for the state of tennessee. there is a lot he could have said. >> he couldn't have. >> i'm not sure he wants her to cam. >> corker has a hard time faking it, as you can tell. he feels like he has to support her, but if he could speak openly, he would probably say she's not supporting i his, his. . corker had second thoughts about rejoining this race. i think corker himself thought he shouldn't have run for reelection, but i think he decided prematurely to drop out of this race. . they could lose a senate which we vuld as very unlikely. if you look at it here, phil branson, the former governor, actually up by 10 points. he has proven he can reach out to republican voters. so a republican family feud does not help in a year when you already know the democrats have their wind about that. >> and it's a state where there should be no difficulty. i think what we're waiting to see in you. obviously he's leaving but could make for an indecent vote. >> he's more of a modern

more on this with marcia blackburn, a republican from tennessee, now running for the senate. back. presidents obviously have the right to set foreign policy decisions. but when president obama made this deal with the iranians, there was not a lot of congressional support. do you think president trump is leading the congress in the way that it wants to go to be tougher on iran? >> there was not a lot of support and there were a lot of question. it seem likes every day new questions arose about this deal. you have basically a new axis of evil, iran, russia, somewhat syria and then china and north korea. and the president has been very forceful in dealing with this. he knows this was a bad deal. he knows iran does not want to be transparent. i applaud his actions moving forward. >> dana: listen to what he said about what would happen if iran restarted its nuclear program. >> you can mark it down. they restart their nuclear program, they will have bigger problems than they have ever had before. >> dana: those kind of comments give some people heart burn, right? goes back to the f

. >>> marcia blackburn run for senate in tennessee.own double digits to her democratic opponent. she is at show. >>> the man that helped capture "el chapo." i want to know how he got him and keep him from escaping again. ♪ the second hour of "varney" on its way. i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. stuart: rain, on a monday morning we're holding on to our triple-digit gains. 26 of the dow industrials are in the green. that means they're up. general motors, got an upgrade. morgan stanley says it will thrive from rising infrastructure spending. while gm is up nearly 1% on that. >>> next case. our next guest, he helped to catch the mexican drug lord "el chapo," and he has written a book about it. joining us former dea agent and author of "hunting el chep poe." drew hogan. how did you grab this guy. >> started cooperation and building right team, from dea, from hsi, to the u.s. marshals and in with our partners in mexico with the mex

the artist marcia ramsey has sent to offer the bush family the original artwork. his vision of the stars in mrs. bush. >> there on the e-mail was an e-mail from the office of president bush. okay, so i click on it and they said, can we buy some copies? said, no, you cannot. i willd you the original and i willive you pyore. >> nice gesture. mrs. bush will be buried tomorrow next to her daughter robin at the george h.w. bush presidential library museum in college station, texas following a funeral in houston. >> looking forward to celebrating the great life of mrs. barbara bush all weekend. >> you wonder if that was on had her mind in the last moments. her chance to see her daughter. >> that's true. she said she'd get a chance to ryu fight. just ahead, a teen gives his mom the prom night she never had. you're watching "early today." l) ♪ hey pops! i got you your usual. (grandson's phone beeps) you need to run off? noo. i've got plenty of time. (laughing) here's to making your morning routine a little better. the sweet, savory sausage egg and cheese mcgriddles. break

>> despite a personal relationship with debbie wasserman schultz and representative -- marcia fudge ink, talked about that cia company that was a car dealership and the dealership they took money from. and direct government official who is a fugitive from us authorities. absolutely amazing. >> frightening stuff. there is the potential for blackmail when you consider members of congress refused to speak about this incident. this is a big deal, they hacked congress and by all accounts are bad bad guys. you see that they have a penchant for allegedly extortion like behavior. put 2 and 2 together wire members of congress not crying that they are act the way they talk about russia. of one issue matters the other does too. they haven't prioritized cybersecurity at all. >> thank you for doing this investigation and i look forward to what else you uncover. it is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. from your mood to your medical conditions amazon and google want to watch your every move. the spy system coming to a home near you. intruder alert? how about a laptop explosion. and office building

before marcia went off to moscow in march of 1947, eleanor roosevelt, henry morgan south and other notables who have been big supporters of this policy had a rally in new york to urge general marshall to making a quote-unquote hard peace with germany. so in fact, the most important most consequential aspect of the marshall plan success which i would argue was a quick revitalization of west german economy was the most controversial in terms of american public opinion. >> what was the effect of churchill iron curtain speech on all these things? >> there was, as you can imagine, a split in views. truman came to repent of having a company churchill. the speech was seen as being too aggressive and to militaristic. so that was, at the time that he made it in 1946, considered overly provocative. >> this may be outside the scope of your book, but could you draw any comparisons to what china is doing with the one road project and motivation dollars invested and possible outcome to the countries that are impacted? >> for external consumption, the chinese are clearly marketing their one belt, one road

>> felicity huffman and marcia are going to be at my star ceremony.friends. >> jimmy: all of you? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're always very candid. >> 99% of us. >> jimmy: 99%, that's a pretty good ratio. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> jimmy: to i do and your husband, i hope it goes perfectly. even have a longoria. "overboard" in theaters may 4th. we'll be right back! don't make a first impression... or a lasting impression without it. ♪ ♪ don't turn your house into a home without it. ♪ ♪ don't go live... or even share a moment without it. and don't watch her dance like nobody's watching without it. whatever you do, don't forget that the more you live forward, the more you need someone at your back. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. do ndo not misjudgenity quiet tranquility. with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them.

he basically endorsed phil bredison over marcia blackburg.rked together, and phil bredison, popular governor of tennessee, who had this relationship with corker, is leading tennessee. and marcia blackburg could be so potentially unpopular there. >> i think republicans are underestimate that go seat could go to a democrat. i've never seen anything like it. in the focus groups we did for the ashton group in tennessee, we heard from republicans who said, phil bredison, i could vote for him. i've never seen a crossover like that in the 16 months we've been doing this. >>> let's turn to north korea. resolving the crisis there was key in his meeting with shinzo abe yesterday in mar-a-lago. in a joint news conference, the president discussed the possible upcoming summit with kim jong-un. >> and i hope to have a very successful meeting. if we don't think it's going to be successful, mark, we won't have it. we won't have it. if i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful, we're not going to go. if the meeting when i'm there is not fru

. >> marcia black burn, of course, potentially facing a loss in tennessee which should, should be a cakerepublicans. but jonathan swan, there are over 150 or about 150 republican members of congress who are in districts that are more democratic than this district in arizona. >> uh-huh. >> how panicked is or not is the white house about losing the house at this point? >> it depends who you talk to. there are like a very small number of people who are obsessed with this. it's like, you know, ring the bell, guys, we need to wake up, you know. he could get impeached. there are a whole bunch of people who don't seem to be thinking about it at all. i think a lot of -- what the divide is, you have people who have political experience nick ayers with the vice-president, the vice-president is traveling. they have a sophisticated political team. the political director studies the data very closely. you have a whole bunch of other people who have never been to washington and worked on a campaign where all the pundits told them they were going to lose, and so i think there is -- >> so they basically

i would like to just briefly introduce marcia cohen. marcia cohen is going to be the moderator of this last panel. there is some coffee and pastries leftover outside if you just want to get a cup and come back in. we are not going to take a break. we are just going to power on through. marcia is counsel for the national organization for women. she is a fabulous feminist in her own right. and with that, we will go forward. >> thank you, toni. you know, enough is enough. but how much sexual harassment is to match? what can she do to make it stop? what can we do to make it stop? we've heard from legal experts. we've heard from women in the field in the trenches. so what are we learned? we listened all day. what have we learned? for that, we are going to turn to our distinguished panel whom i will just briefly introduce because they are impressive bios are in your folders. we have.you say williams, national president, national congress of black women. we have smeal, president and ceo of the feminist majority. and we are a majority. never fo

on the right, you have marcia blackburn. on the left, phil breddison.the middle a conflicted bob corker. corker got himself into trouble this week after he said this about breddison. i don't plan to campaign against a friend. but beyond that, i don't know what the dynamics are. will breddison have crossover appeal? no question. i think he's got real appeal. i don't think it. i know it. >> yeah, guess what. interin angry mitch mcconnell. he warned corker about going rogue telling him he is risking control of the senate in develop. and pointing out there is reason the seat is open and competitive, because corker whacked away. corker in response said she is a good candidate and i will fully endorse her. more "mtp daily" in 60 seconds. i've always wanted to have a photo exhibit of the faces of our community and those people that create the heart and the soul of where we live. directer: so i think we can make that happen oh my gosh, you're kidding me. introducing the suv equipped to make your first-ever happen. the first-ever ford ecosport is here. >>> welco

versus marcia blackburn. 43%. never run statewide.evada, two polls have different results but tell the same sorry. rosen ahead of heller 50-44. but a democratic poll shows heller ahead 40-39. either way you have got an incumbent sitting in the mid to low 40s in both polls. that's not good news for the rs there. we will watch all of those races closely when it comes to control the senate. and the primaries matter a lot. especially in west virginia. we will be right back with "the lid." whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> time now for "the lid." panel is back. ram herb and howard. our friend at pugh did a study of what should be the ideal of the american democracy and what's the re

sarah huckabee sanders and she's doing great and marcia kelly, thank you very much.an and my warm feeling to president moon being such a grea gracious host. on the occasion of this week's meeting between president moon and kim jong-un, i want to express my hope that all of the people of korea, north korea and south can somebody live in harmony, prosperity and peace. it looks like it could happen. when i began, people were saying that was an impossibility. they said there were two alternatives, let them have what they have or go to war. now we have a much better alternative than anybody thought, even possible. i will be meeting with kim jong-un in the coming weeks as we seek to d nuclear eyes the north korean area in the entire korean peninsula. hopefully the day will come when olympic catholics can compete on a korean peninsula that is free of nuclear weapons and we where all koreans can live together and can share their dreams. it would be a wonderful thing to do. throughout the 2018 winter games, team usa achieved many historic milestones. with us today are many of

marcia in chicago, illinois, republican line. you are next. good morning. caller: hello. am calling in on the subject. this is ridiculous. of course pompeo is very well-qualified. if hillary clinton was qualified and john kerry was qualified, what were their qualifications? you know the problem with pompeo? sexoesn't like gay because cory booker -- and cory booker is a homosexual. host: we will leave it there. ross in illinois, republican line. go ahead. caller: yes, i think mr. pompeo is qualified for the korean problem, but in the middle east, it is in shambles. the reason it is in shambles is leduse a few conservatives netanyahu takedown seven countries. syria is near conservative for. host: fractured thoughts on mike pompeo, why do you think he is -- back. thoughts on mike pompeo. whitey think he's qualified to handle that? caller: just a second, they want to bomb iran. that is all this is about. i do not think mr. netanyahu's foreign policy is what they damn. host: ross, back to the secretary of state question, why do you think he is qualified for korea? the man seem

marcia wrote us, you want proof here is what she said the forgotten americans whom roseanne portrayshad enough of the pc police limiting our speech and our actions. we fought back in 2016, the movement will continue. steve: dennis emailed i find irony in rob reiner's comments once he was involved that controversial show in the 1970s that had opposing opinions on the topics of the era. good one, dennis. ainsley: all right. then barb says finally a show that represents americans, all of us. those saying she is trump's mouthpiece just don't get it. she speaks for the silent every day people. the ones that elected trump. brian: do you believe how much we are talking about one sitcom. it's amazing every single show talking about one sitcom. steve: you look at the cultural ziky, so much is stacked against the president. there is no other side. you watch the late night comedy. none of that she is a pioneer and the interesting thing is the first episode wasn't all pro-trump. it was back and forth between the two sides. so you got just like all in the family back in the 1970s, you got both si

marcia emailed us and said i watched it and laughed out loud.es roseanne is a winner hands down. i'm curious to see how the ratings go. we will probably get those numbers later today. brian: jabar says it's anti-trump. >> pretty strange. >> it's a show that will be interesting to see how people react to it. but i think it's more about, you know, the politics. it's about middle america. pete: culture. >> funny as well. even though i said i didn't like sitcoms i do think this one was pretty funny. ainsley: what's going on with john kasich? >> he may be considering run for president again. he was in new hampshire, which already fueled speculation. and then take a listen to what he said to fox news yesterday. >> it's great to come back. you get everybody a twitter, literally. oh, he is -- i honestly don't know what i'm doing but all my options are on the table. but i don't know. ainsley: pete, you don't think he has a chance? pete: i would challenge all those journalists throughout to find a kasich voter. brian: talking about governor hickenlooper.