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el estreno de marco rubio como o verdadera en el senado y por qué lo llaman antiinmigrante. >> horrorrderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! >> es considerado una de las nuevas estrellas del partido republicano. y no fue hasta hoy que se estrenó como orador y explicó de por qué algunos lo han llamado antiin minmigrantan >> frente a su familia y con la cámara alta llena el senador por de la florida dio su primer discurso formal horas antes nos decía en quienes estaría pensando al pronunciar sus palabras: >> los hombres y mujeres que están trabajando y están teniendo las oportunidades que estoy teniendo yo ahora >> rubio dijo que estados unidos tiene que seguir siendo un líder mundial y retó a los políticos o no pensar únicamente en las próximass elecciones si no en el legado de esta nación que incluye haberle abierto las puertas los que vienen de afuera. >> haber sido creado. >> por la inmigración legal resalta el senador quién defendió en exclusiva con telemundo su rechazo por ahora a la "reforma migratoria." >> que es triste que algun

hello there thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlines marco rubio opens up an eight shot lead at the u.s. open with just one more ground to play. here sky high on the top spot in the russian premier league what we call the action on goal since saturday. and calling it a day trudging lying down announces his retirement from basketball just days after helping to discard nine consecutive russian championship. it will start though with the u.s. open where northern ireland's rory mcilroy will take an eight shot lead into the final day there he finished saturday with a three under par and of sixty eight to keep himself well ahead of closest rival. chang the twenty two year old is after his first major and started the day with a six shot lead but soon saw that grow he had to save the third here with this deaf shot right up to the pain again hit for birdies to finish on fourteen under overall the lowest ever score at the u.s. open after three rounds former p.g.a. champion why yang is in second place eight shots back i wanted his shots of the day to him blast this approach at the

they are upper income. >> how would it be to pick marco rubio?ing to even go for it. >> it's a free country. >> of course, but interestingly you look at what he has done. he has not done anything significant and kept a low profile. the benefit for the obama campaign, scott is very unpopular. republicans thought when he won, it was a boom. i think we are making a mistake trying to suggest it's all about florida. when you look at the map, the obama campaign had serious concerns when you look at iowa, virginia, nevada, colorado, when you also look at even michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, i think they won't win indiana again. the other issue is this. of the states he won in 08, they lost clefl votes of states he won and picked up about five. the map really shifts and it's not just etched in stone he is going to win the states. i'm not one who said it's all about florida. it's eight or 10 states that could be a difference maker. >> it's about the slow pace of recovery. that's the president's real vulnerability. the americans are fair-minded and know he d

but it is marco rubio who has that eight shot lead with one man to go twice the size of the one he blew on the last day at the masters two months ago. i know what i need to do tomorrow you know. you know it was it was all a little bit new to me you know going into the final round with a lead. you know i didn't know whether to be defensive aggressive you know go for it not go for it but. you know i know now i know what i need to do which is you know which is a great thing about you know our you know our clear mind going out there tomorrow and i just need to stick to my game plan now let's talk about the leaders of the russian prime elitists garstang two points clear at the top of that offer to know when i will bottom side spot out now chip the muscovites twenty minutes take the need to do going by putting them in front here. but finished. a midway through the second half to scar were awarded a penalty then led to death in the love in the area. and. didn't miss from the spot mean a much would finish to the third straight win for to scott who remain two points above the knee with a game in

mail and seriously anymore in the republican party i hope but while some are hailing paul ryan or marco rubio is the future of the g.o.p. i don't think any of these establishment picks can quite capture the base of the party like kentucky senator rand paul his father who i'm personally more aligned with makes him look not or by comparison to me g.o.p. voters and of ron paul isn't our presidency thousand and thirteen i hope the sun is ready to step up to the plate but we have another disappointment from the g.o.p. tonight more specifically here that the tea party in relationship to the g.o.p. because we recently had amy kramer on the show for those of you who missed that one she's the chairwoman of the tea party express and we had a nice little tea party meets dance party danced right here in the studio but recently she was quoted by fox saying whoever the republican nominee is will have to have the support of the tea party movement the entire tea party movement it just wants to see the cream rise to the top if romney is the nominee i believe that we want to defeat barack obama. but. tea parti

paul ryan, marco rubio is my ideal ticket. host: the hill newspaper focusing on what they call the florida showdown for 2012. the impact for democrats and republicans gearing up for next year. our guest is bill kristol. juppe is joining us on the independent line from annapolis. caller: good morning. -- jeff is joining us on the independent line from annapolis. they have no fresh idea except for the tea party. the media has complete andly ly flattened tehhe tea party. ron paul is too much of a fringe. i think they have to give up as obama complainers only income up with good, fresh ideas. i think terry in the long run will be the best candidates because he is the best economic canada having created 40% of the new jobs in america in the home state of texas. i was curious what you think about those points. inguest: i partly disagree. and i think the tea party remained stronger than people realize. the two-party has a huge movement. people who are more or less convincing to many americans. marco rubio was a terrific canada. ron j

marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relative prices and suggesting to banks and homeowners that money was

marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relative prices and suggesting to banks and homeowners that money was

another factor playing into the gop advantage is marco rubio.e has kept a low profile since being elected to the senate. he looks like a leading contender to emerge as the presidential nominee's running mate. if he would be selected, you'd be the first hispanic candidate on a national ticket. the other two states, ohio and nevada. we're talking with democrats only this morning. what does president obama need to do to win in 2012? here are some comments about his trip to pr. while they cannot vote for the president, those who live on the mainland can. they applaud president obama for visiting their homeland. that is the "new york daily news." also, the "baltimore sun." orlando florida has the most, followed by philadelphia, chicago, tampa, austin, miami, fort lauderdale, washington, d.c., and then los angeles. orlando topping this with the most porter ricans in that area. we will go to pennsylvania. what do you think? caller: president obama needs to focus on new technology, it using high-tech robotics and manufacturing, and a new energy policy t

>> now, from the commencement ceremony of the ava maria law school in naples, florida, senator marco rubio, a florida attorney and the son of cuban immigrants with his first commencement address as a u.s. senator. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it's an honor -- i'll put this thing back. [laughter] >> it's an honor to be here with you today. thank you for the honorary degree and for the invitation, dean, i appreciate it very much. cardinal, it's an honor to be with you. mr. monahan, thank you as well. and all of you. had i known i was getting an honorary degree i would have skipped law school 13 years ago. [laughter] >> and saved a lot of money. [laughter] >> in any event, i'm grateful for it. thank you so much. i'm honored and privileged to be invited here today on such an important day for all of you. i've done these before. this is, i think, like my fourth commencement address. i always get to wear this robe and i brought my kids to one of them in year's past. they were wondering why no one in the choir was singing. [laughter

sarah palin, rudy giuliani, texas governor rick perry, jon huntsman, chris christie and marco rubio,rm senator from florida. it is a wild field of contenders, but tonight we could see the start of that thinning out of the crowd. guys, this is going to be an exciting evening here. wlor we watching? >> we're looking at mitt romney, just over is the border. >> mitt romney at 24%. look at who's in the middle. sarah palin at 20%, rude,giuliani at 12%. there are several other candidates. we don't have poll numbers on him. paul? >> it's interesting. if we take giuliani and palin out of equation. while they're -- look at the next numbers. 19 points ahead of the field. it sells us he as the front-runner. why? mostly because of what he did in health care five years ago. that plan is conceived to be -- which is despised by republicans, so expect a lot of other republicans to go after mitt romney. >> i know a lot of folks are looking for newt gingrich, because they're saying his campaign is on life support. have you seen him? do people there even still consider him in the game? >> yeah, look, ne

it was the first speech, so-called maiden speech of our colleague marco rubio, republican from florida. it was an flent speech and i complimented him afterwards. among the things he talked about was the contribution of immigrants to the united states. mr. president, i am a first-generation american. my mother was an immigrant to this country. 100 years ago in 1911, her mother brought her at the age of 2 into this country. my mother didn't become a citizen until her mid 20's after she was married and had already had two children. she was a very proud and hard-working woman, raised a good family, i think. i'm a little bit partial. and now her son is the united states senator from illinois. this is not just my story, it's not my family's story. this is the american story. this is who we are. immigrants who came to this country and risked everything to be part of america and only ask for a chance, a chance to make this a better nation and to create a better life for them and their families. the dream act will give thousands of young people across america that chance to become part of ameri

you have even likelier at marco rubio supporters at savitt space wide-ranging support. >> are you going to reconcile with everybody? teleconference today for chief financial officers from some of the world's largest corporations. we will hear from a panel on the u.s. jobs and global economy. it's 35 minutes. >> i'm thrilled to announce the next panel. i feel it is one of the most timely exploring it the moment and certainly at the dinner last night and just in general to realize now you can't ignore macromatters and that probably matters more than you would like. i have a column of the journal and host our video show de today as well. let me briefly introduced these guys. we've got justin wan, chief economist at the world bank. the first defending world economist by the way at the world bank and certainly to explore that in a minute, john taylor of economics at stanford university undersecretary of the treasury, and the past decade for being someone who's willing to criticize policies i guess so we will talk about that. today its meeting in washington and lawrence meijer who served much

a lot of you stood with me when i stood with marco rubio in florida against washington's pick.id he did not have a chance, but because you and all the others around the country still quit reject stuck with us, i now serve with marco rubio. if you think john paul is something, you ought to meet his son, senator rand paul. washington had another pick, but a lot of you stood with us to get behind rand paul, and i now serve with senator rand paul. he pointed at me when he got there and said my goal is to make you look like a moderate. he is doing a pretty good job. we serve with people like mike lee against his establishment in utah. they said a conservative could not be elected in wisconsin, but we stood together and we now have senator ron johnson. but my thank you is this. what you and i discovered, i was told i could not change the senate, and a lot of americans have been told it could not make a difference. but we did change the senate. we stood up and we changed politics in america with the last election. power left washington and ended up back in the hands of the american pe

later, senator marco rubio of florida is expected to give his maiden speech. and now live to the senate floor. by the senator from oklahoma, mr. coburn. who yields time? no one has yielded time. time will be charged equally to both sides. ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, speaking on this amendment, i oppose this amendment and urge my colleagues to do the same. there is going to be a change with biofuels in this country. we're going to see phasing out of the support for biofuels in terms of federal policy, but the time to do it is not in the middle of the year, after seven years of federal support, with five days' notice. senator thune and i have an alternative bill that actually takes the rest of the year -- the last six months of this year -- the funding and puts $1 billion into deficit reduction, and then allows the industry to keep its footing so it can actually compete with oil. i would remind my colleagues that this is now 10% of our fuel supply. there have been studies done tha

and then after chris ted betrayed his party and his professed runcible, we beat him with marco rubio states senate. [applause] >> but we are not done yet. we are just beginning, and that's what this weekend is about. because in 2012 we are going to add to the majority in the house, we are going to see a conservative majority in the u.s. senate, and we're going to replace barack obama with a president that we can be proud of. [applause] >> you know, ronald reagan once said that the closest thing to eternal life on this earth was a federal program. [laughter] >> once enacted it's kind of hard to get rid of. but we are going to change that, because after that new congress is sworn in on january 5, 2013, after we have already defunded it, after we've already suited in the courtroom after we've already restricted it and constrained it, we're going to pass a bill repealing obamacare and it's going to be signed into law by a new president. [applause] >> now, we've got a great lineup of speakers, and you came here to hear them, not me. so i want to close this morning and turn the program ove

another factor playing into the gop advantage is marco rubio. he has kept a low profile since being elected to the senate. he looks like a leading contender to emerge as the presidential nominee's running mate. if he would be selected, you'd be the first hispanic candidate on a nationaticket. the other two states, ohio and nevada. we're talking with democrats only this morning. what does president obama need to do to win in 2012? here are some comments about his trip to pr. while they cannot vote for the president, those who live on the mainland can. they applaud president obama for visiting their homeland. that is the "new york daily news." also, the "baltimore sun." orlando florida has the most, followed by philadelphia, chicago, tam, austin, miami, fort lauderdale, washington, d.c., and then los angeles. orlando topping this with the most porter ricans in that area. we will go to pennsylvania. what do you think? caller: president obama needs to focus on new technology, it using high-tech robotics and manufacturing, and a new energy policy tha

earlier this week my colleague and senator from florida, senator marco rubio gave his maiden speech in the senate. he is to be commended. i sat here and listened. it was a tour de force. i recommend all my colleagues and for that matter all the citizens of this nation read it. he made it clear he is confident in this nation and our ability to weather the current storm and emerge in rich and steady seas. america's best days are ahead of it. america has been and will always be a shining city on the hill. but for there to be another american century, a century of liberty and prosperity both here and abroad, we have our work cut out for us. americans owe $14 trillion in debt. actually $14.5 trillion. we face our third year of trillion-dollar deficits. we have entitlement programs that are going bankrupt. thupbd presidency, we have lift -- under this presidency we have lifted the debt ceiling three times. the last one, as i recall correctly, was about $1.9 trillion. and we've basically just given congress and the administration -- we've basically given the administration an open checkbook t