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developing right now facebook founder mark zuckerering is meeting with florida's marco rubio. ome time today at facebook headquarters in silicon valley. senator rubio is in california on a fund-raising swing. i am joined by domenco with more. >> reporter: we don't know what they will be talking about but facebook is not a bad place for republicans to get out their message, especially somebody like marco rubio who has been in the national spotlight a little less the past month but certainly not someone to forget about for 2016. immigration really is the key thing here because you'll remember, one group that zuckerberg was using was promoting immigration reform so here we have the house needing to take up something on immigration reform this fall and whether or not they will get anything done could be related in some ways to whether or not marco rubio is push it strongly enough and maybe through facebook. >> not a bad idea for senator rubio. here is what mark zuckerberg had to say this morning. >> there are 1 million undocumented people who came here to work hard and contribute t

marco rubio. the same republicans saying barack obama didn't have enough experience to be president of the united states, but actually caught fire and became a historic character in part because he's an african-american and that's what republicans go around scowling about, now they're doing that to one of their own, marco rubio, because he's hispanic. it is so clear watching marco rubio fumble through one situation after another, that he's not ready. if barack obama had been a much better president if he had actually waited a couple years? hell yeah. is marco rubio, is -- i mean rand paul or any of these guys, no. it's not a knock on them personally. they just got there. >> marco rubio is an interesting case. he should really take a look at the last three months of 2011 and the first three months of 2012 and the romney campaign, because the further that mitt romney walked to the right in the primaries, he realized he couldn't get back and marco rubio can't get back now. he's gone so far right on s

marco rubio, they're basically hanging him in effigy.i went to, it's like he's president obama. he's representing what's left of the mainstream establishment of republicans. he's a deft fund-raiser and savvy politician. this isn't going to help him a lot in primaries, but the fact he could bring in the bucks and have a broad appeal, this could definitely help. >> miss fiorina, are these people who just don't want their taxes raised? >> yes, there are some splits but it's not quite as dramatic as the media would like it to be. there a lot of republicans in california who will welcome marco rubio with open arms. some of them what you would call rock rib conservatives and some are more moderate but i think they understand that marco rubio has the opportunity to appeal to the conservative wing of the party and he is pivotal in racial reform and they want racial reform. >> and coming up, conservatives having a bromance with demi moore's ex. how did that happen? >> and tapes show richard nixon was ahead of his time but not in a good way. that'

marco rubio jumping out there. why is he doing this?eve that there's an avenue to defund obama care and get rid of this law? or is he doing this for political prowess, so to speak, with those who just won't let it go? your thoughts? >> obviously doing it for political ambition. those of us who are here in florida, especially miami, we know this from him. he did this to us when he wanted to be speaker of the house and representatives in the state of florida. he threw the children under the bus when he took away our funding for that in order for him to get the votes necessary for him to be speaker of the house. so this is no surprise. and i think the republicans and everyone else needs to wake up and smell the -- [ speaking spanish ] because this man will do whatever it takes to get ahead and he has his eyes set on the white house. >> there's been no real pushback from seniors and we know there's a lot of seniors in florida. how will this play with floridians down there? rubio, seems to me he's on the wrong side of the majority on this ev

we have the numbers or lack thereof on florida senator marco rubio. the numbers in the $425 million power ball lottery. i'm still here and i'm sober so it wasn't me. this is "way too early." >>> i'd even take the million. for that after taxes, i'd still have to show up for work. i have three cars and a lot of college to pay for. i'm brian shakt man. yes, we do have the cat dressed up as a shark on a rumba. of course we do. we also have how things are getting worse for the new york yankees. we'll have those later in the cooler and in sports. we begin this morning with yet another dangerous summer wildfire in california. the sill vir fire torched thousands of acres in the southern part of the state. the fire already raised 15 homes as 40 mile-per-hour winds spread across the already pretty dry area. first scene on tuesday afternoon,

dan, this marco rubio strategy, what do you think of it? >> other than the fund-raising possibilities for all the principals, as a strategy, wait we're describing it. we'll have a lot of detail in it. the problem is this is about the budget. okay? funding the whole government which is invariably a complex subject. if they pursue this strategy about funding obamacare, yeah, they think they will get some support for it. they will get the support of 43% of the country. the rest of the country watches this, it will roll forward toward the shutdown. then i'm convinced all the media coverage will immediately start, every tv station will talk about the effect of a government shutdown. this is tsunami of coverage is going to wash the republicans out to sea one more time. people won't be able to focus on the complex details of this strategy. >> paul: it will be budget and funding the government and not about obamacare. james? >> i think it's going to be about obamacare. it's different from some earlier fights where republicans are not -- republicans

marco rubio. >> immigration. >> reporter: rand paul. >> interesting. >> reporter: paul ryan. >> well, you know, i really like him a lot. but you have to look at what he says about the social security and medicare and medicaid. it's a tough road. but i do like. let's say medicare. >> reporter: chris christie. >> wonderful person. he's a wonderful guy. >> reporter: ted cruz. >> obamacare. he really is fighting on trying stop this absolute disaster for the united states called obamacare. >> reporter: donald trump. >> smart. >> reporter: you said a lot of things over the years that people say make you not serious. one of the big things is on the birth certificates. >> why does that make me not serious? i think that resonated with a lot of people. >> reporter: but you don't question he was born in the united states, do you? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: even at this point? >> was there a birth certificate? you tell me. you know some people say that was not his birth certificate. nobody knows. you don't know either. you're a smart guy. >> reporter: i'm pretty convinced. >> you said pretty

how are they bringing people to the party. >> i would argue marco rubio in that group does. >> marco s turned against immigration reform because he was essentially chased out of the room by the tea party. >> he hasn't turned again it. >> he walked away, now wants to shut down the government. >> eches the person that created a 60 vote, now battling it out. he's getting criticism from the right. >> the base. >> i don't disagree with that. >> he certainly hasn't walked away. >> given the fact, ar issuing, rubio was not rewarded by a party, he wasn't rewarded, he was actually punished. >> absolutely. they can't reach out to new constituencies if they are trying to disenfranchise it. you can't have it both ways. what people are doing in the states they are putting marco rubio in a bind. the minute they try to reach out, they get so much flack they have to walk it back. we're not seeing it in congress, in the states and hard -- >> in the house, even though the house hasn't taken up comprehensive immigration reform, they have taken up the dream act. >> we don't believe -- unfortunately we're

marco rubio has a problem with many republicans, particularly the more conservative ones because he'sceived as cooperating with the democrats on immigration which is one of the very volatile issues to the republican base and one of the big problems for the gop. >> and in that same poll among liberals, hillary clinton was the run away favorite with 62% support. at this point is it a given she's the 2016 democratic nominee or is there any possibility of a dork horse coming out? >> first of all, she might have something to do with it. we have to take her at her word. but she is not yet a candidate. but there are some dark horses also in the democratic party. it's an awful long time until 2016. certainly it's hillary clinton's to lose if she decides she wants to get foot contest. >> all right. bob franken, thanks so much as always. we appreciate your time. >>> thank you. >> coming up, we'll have "first buzz" will we'll tell you about all the stories that we're talking about today. it could be a sign of damage. [ female announcer ] get a healthier clean with neutrogena® ultra gentle cleans

climate name change wants to name severe storms after those who deny climate change. >> senator marco rubio is expected to pound the eastern seaboard. windows are being boarded up and grocery stores are empty. >> michele bachmann is on the way. specifically the eye of michele bachmann will be hitting florida in a few hours. >> can you imagine if that was the case? well, that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> so if monsoon rains weren't enough, phoenix was just slammed with massive dust on monday. a dust storm with gusts up to 68 miles per hour created the wall of dust hundreds of feet high and miles wide followed by heavy rains and lightening. the storm left thousands in the area without power. that's the latest on biz from nbc meteorologist bill. bill, with the dust storms, the rains that follow, does that wash everything away or do people need to line up with a car wash. >> a lot of storms don't have a lot of rain so not usually. >> probably makes it a muddy mess, right? >> yeah. if you're lucky it rains and washes it away. as far as the big story yesterday, it's the heat. h

very early polls in new hampshire show troubling signs for marco rubio. for president be over even before it began? and when we come back here, we'll, of course, huddle around the cooler. stephen colbert hiked up about minimum wage. how the happy meal plays foo his line of thinking. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> at the beginning of the show we told you chris christie and hillary clinton leading in the early polling in new hampshire. i know it's only 2013. but if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends that in 2006, ahead of the new hampshire primary, hillary clinton led the field with 30%. that is more than double john edwards, al gore, john kerry and

moments from marco rubio here to weigh in on the republican, i guess you can call it, brouhaha captivating the nation and first foaming here. >> we have to patch things up. if we can sit down, i'm inviting him for a beer, anytime he would like to come down and sit down at the pub around the corner from the senate. >> neil: have you heard anything on the invite? >> excuse me? >> neil: heard anything? >> hasn't been normalized. i just -- formalized it. >> neil: what a difference a day makes. 4 hours after my chat with rand ball went viral the beer summit went dead. >> it was never about senator paul. until senator paul tried to make it about me and made it personal. >> he suggested maybe the two of you sit down and have a beer. >> i'm running for reelex in new jersey. i don't have time for that at the moment. >> well, on blogs and news shows and newspapers everybody of an open rift in the grand old party between traditional republicans, big on defense, and nighting terror, i.e. governor christie, and those who argue not if that fight compromises our privacy. now to the man many argue is unco

connell: marco rubio is meeting with the facebook chief mark zuckerberg. this thing is marco rubio is in san diego facing money for his pac, reclaim america. mark zuckerberg had already helped fund american's for conservative direction which ran ads supporting immigration reform that featured marco rubio. that is the connection. that is the connection between the two, mark zuckerberg and marco rubio. sonic is trying to jump in on the fees relating to the football season, the chain of drive-in restaurants today. unveiling plans to steam the logos of college teams onto its burger bonds. they will craft the burgers particularly taste of the region would be in there as well so for example louisiana cajun burger comes with tabasco and pepper jack cheese and then you got to pay more for also because sonic says the steaming at several seconds to the cooking process, they have to charge more for the burgers, $0.10 more for each burger, get your college logos seemed into your burger. whatever. licensing and royalty fees will go to the university's. not the players,

. >> the marco rubio, thirstiest. >> michael: let's drink to that, brett. thirstiest.tell me. >> thank you. >> michael: you're welcome. >> so refreshing. refresh from the mountains. of ireland. any how, marco rubio, theirsiest, i loved that moment. >> michael: i think everybody loved that moment. here is this guy, the up and comer, everybody knew him, and turns out that marco rubio is just--he bombed. he totally bombed. >> he totally bombed. gosh, just put your water closer to your face, and then sip it like this. nice little sip. delicious. i feel like i'm growing a beard right now. any how. cutest couple. this is heart warming and enduring. cutest couples because now they can marry. according to news i have yet to read, but i trust people. >> michael: you're right. people who have been telling you are accurate. yes, they can marry. the cutest couples. >> cutest couples, and finally this is my favorite, above massive social achievement that it is in america for gays to be allowed to marry, the best moon, that is an amazing graphic. super moon. >> michael: do you like

back to marco rubio.f the more conservative in the party quite honestly have this love caution, i won't say love hate, love caution regarding him. >> i think they have a real strong sense of love in terms of florida, in terms of the fact that he can bring them a huge hispanic and latino population which they struggled with last cycle. there's the issue of immigration reform which he's been very much out in front of. it's stalled past the senate gang of eight. he's taken a quiet approach on that because i think he's very aware that the right wing, some of the people that he wooed, the talk radio hosts can change in a second and really go against him. that can hurt him in terms of his national prospects in iowa and certainly new hampshire. >> anna palmer, thank you so much for your time. great seeing you. >> thank you. >>> a progressive group in texas is calling for a boycott of macy's and kroger's food store because of their opposition to an equal pay bill. now according to a report in the houston chronicl

i got very involved trying to elect some common sense conservatives like pat toomey, marco rubio, rand've got a great new group in. there's a lot of work left to be done. one of the things i discovered as i got involved with that, the action is outside of washington. if we're going to change the direction of the country, we have to build a consensus among the people of the right direction to go. that's not going to be expressed in political terms. it's going to be expressed in a way that people understand will make their life better. that's what we want to do at heritage is to build a consensus nationwide of what it is we need to do to avoid being like detroit and be more like texas, in effect. >> lets focus here on health care. you're making this push, doing these town halls. let me ask, do you agree with marco rubio, lee, if you fund any part of the government, you're essentially funding the president's health care plan and that means you're not really opposed to it. is that how you would view supporting of any government? >> no. i think more and more americans know this law is unfai

. >> el senador marcos rubio dijo que si no se hace ahora la reforma migratoria el presidente barackluciones administrativas,. >> no tenemos soluciones administrativas para siempre. >> se dice que si john biner dejara votar la reforma migratoria se lograría. >> la comunidad hispana seguirá manifestándose y yendo a las oficinas de los legisladores. desde washington, informa fernando pizarro para noticias univision. >> se pide al senador jerry brownn que se haga el acta de la confianza y cambie la situación actual. en bakersfield se manifiestan por la reforma migratoria antonio balverde. >> de todos los rincones del estado. >> si se puede! >> no importando el calor llegaron a luchar por la reforma migratoria. esta persona sufre ya la separación de familia,. >> se fue su papá. >> en bakersfield le piden al representante de este estado por su apoyo. >> maccarthy es uno de los más importante en el tema y puede infuenciar a biner. >> los que están en contra e nosotros se comen la fruta que nosotros sacamos. >> llegaron a la oficina de maccarthy. >> (habla en inglés). >> tratamos de tener i

>> i feel like marco rubio his topics are very -- they are kind of republican, kind of not.e he is kind of spanish. [ laughter ] >> more like the emilio estevez of the republican committee. but i think ulterior motive would be more voters for the next election. >> john: i thought he should have been the vp nominee last year. hispanic and latino are terms that are often used interchangeably in the media, i find. they are different hispanic referring to spanish speaking people, while latinos refers to folks in the caribbean region. is it right to lump cubans into an hispanic voting block? >> i think depending on where do you are in the country, what age you are and what latino background you come from, you will have special interests. >> and what kind of music you listen to. >> john: that is actually very relevant, because it comes down to a generational divide. i think a lot of people leave that latinos are catholic, while democrats think, no, you have people who like hip hop and younger people who don't care about those issues and are more likely to vote for democrats. what

i have met with markley and -- mike lee and marco rubio. the claim that because you won't sign a letter are you for obama care iserly ridiculous. -- is utterly ridiculous. i don't degree that we need to get rid of obama care. i disagree with the tactic. you do not set a strategy at the -- out to try to accomplish something, ignoring a couple realistic facts. one, the only way you get rid of obamacare is with 67 votes in the u.s. senate. and two thirds of the house of representatives. unless obama is going to roll over and say, we made a mistake. i'm going to quit this. and i don't think that's going to happen. number two, i'm glad you raised the issue because it means you are involved in the future of our country. i believe that is admirable. mike lee, marco rubio, ted cruz have the purest of intentions, but i believe they are dead wrong on tactics. if you will recall, we had a government shutdown in 1996. we lost 15 seats in an off year election when we should have won 15. you are missing my point. missing my point. that is not my excuse f

i think the good news is that both of thieves guys in addition to ted cruz and marco rubio -- they'reeres. we have a lot of fighters to choose from, and so what if they test -- disagree? >> let's sit down and have a beer. i can't understand why -- somebody offersers to page takee out for a beer, i'm going. >> never a bad idea. >> all it takes is the right four numbers for a credit or debit card thief to drain your account from an atm and there's now word some pass codes could make it even easier. that story is coming up next. on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay,

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concerned about running for president. >> you bring up ted cruz and you bring up rand paul and also marco rubios talk about rubio. he was a part of the immigration aid over on the senate side and trying to get bipartisan immigration reform. what happens in 2014 if boehner tries to bring up immigration reform? how does that hurt the chances of taking back the senate? >> i think it will help them. the larger problem on the table is we are assuming the republican party is unified and if anything the fact that the senate definitely is within reach. it doesn't mean necessarily that the house republicans care. they like a massive dysfunction. how do you create an agenda you can bring in the tea party and put them back in the bottle and say it's bigger the house. if we don't get the senate we don't have a shot at the white house. you have not only government shutdown but the idea that immigration isn't going to pass. the demographics are against the republican party and they have to figure out how do you actually coalesce and win the senate and how do you bring the tea party on board to make sure that

debates with marco rubio and mike lee on this. one side and i'm on the other. we are just not going to agree. it 'm not going to support but i probably will vote against there i ng so if it is will be their accomplice any way way se c.r.'s are a stupid to run the federal government. >> this is the first time i have been to one of these and it is here.to be i don't want to take away from obama care because i'm that.ested in common rested in the core for my granddaughter that is going to a private christian she would i thought be safe there but i hear they are going to get it, too and schoolers.me i know texas opted out of it. of it and not out have it in our schools? little e give you a background on common core. it doesn't emanate from anything senate has done. it was developed by the governors association. if you don't want to be part of it just change it. that goesnot anything through me. in other words, it is a state out deal.opt o, that is a state run issue that you all need to deal with. behind think the goals common core are necessarily bad. i think the i

. >>> ahora hablemos de inmigraciÓn, el senador por la florida marco rubio, le hizo una advertencia aigratoria, el presidente obama podrÍa actuar por su cuenta, y legalizar Él solo a millones de inmigrantes indocumentados. dijo que obama hizo algo parecido al emitir una orden ejecutiva con el programa de acciÓn diferida los dreamers. >>> en una prisiÓn del sur de la florida, sucediÓ algo insolito, los pabellones se abrieron al mismo tiempo, se desencaderÓ un enfrentamiento, dejÓ a un recluso lesionado, hay preguntas si hubo una conspiraciÓn para agredirlo, parecido a una pelÍcula de hollywood, quedÓ grabado en cÁmara. >>> las puertas se abren de par en par, todas al mismo tiempo, y dejan a decenas de prisioneros con la libertad de actuar a su antojo, en el centro correccional en miami dade, inmediatamente varios reclusos acorralan a otro que tiene el torso desnudo, sale despavorido , el video fue obtenido por un periÓdico. el peso perseguido, el lÍder de una violenta pandilla, y saltÓ al vacÍo, sus verdugos intentaban bajar al primer piso. >>> este tipo de preso de alta seguridad, est

podrian obtener la ciudadania, dice el departamento de seguridad nacional.el senador por la florida marco rubiozan las clases para cientos de miles de estudiantes en los angeles, muchos de ellos hispanos. mas en despierta america. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno, si alguien le dice que se ganÓ la loterÍa, que no puede cobrarla y necesita ayuda, preste atenciÓn, puede convertirse en vÍctima de un fraude que lo dejarÍa en la calle, en los Ángeles, salvador duran hablÓ con una mujer que entregÓ sus ahorros, penso que se estaba por hacer millonaria. >>> completamente despojada de sus ahorros quedÓ esta seÑora de 70 aÑos, al ser engaÑada por un grupo de ladrones. patricia pidiÓ ocultar su identidad. >>> seÑora por quÉ accediÓ a darle el dinero a esas personas, quÉ le dijeron a usted ellos? >>> yo no sÉ lo que me hicieron, me puso la sortija esa, que se habÍa sacado la loteria, no lo podÍa cambiar, no tenia papeles, y tenÍa 9 meses en este pais, que era de belice. >>> le ofrecieron compartir parte del boleto ganador de medio millÓn de dolares, a cambio de su porciÓn que serÍa de unos 75 mil dÓlares, tenÍa que

. >>> el senador marco rubio advirtiÓ a los republicanos de la cÁmara baja que necesitan resolver eldente enfrenta el desafÍo adicional, solucionar el estancamiento presupuestario. y tiene que caminar una cuerda floja sobre inmigraciÓn. >>> es importante que el presidente use su plataforma para elevar la importancia de resolver el problema migratorio pero sin ser Él el blanco o la estrella de la conversaciÓn. porque eso abre la posibilidad de simplemente, hacer esto, una pelea polÍtica. >>> la casa blanca, nos dijo hoy, que no cree que el presidente tenga que ta sarr su capital polÍtico en un solo asunto. >>> vemos el problema en la reforma mi dpgratoria como parte la estrategia. hablan de la inmigraciÓn como un beneficio econÓmico no son temas que compiten uno con otro. >>> agrega que el mandatario impulsara el tema en las prÓximas semanas. >>> los activistas esperan mÁs aÚn >>> la verdad, esperamos que el presidente responda. esperamos ver una serie de iniciativas creativas. la acciÓn diferida que otorgÓ a los dreamers. los republicanos no estÁn dispuestos a ceder. el viernes pasad

if was coming out rand paul or marco rubio media would be in an uproar that that candidate would be gettingmuch attention. >> i would have to say mr. preebis was saying he is making her look much more important. i thought that was very apt. >> nbc is in squeeze, i wouldn't be surprised they kick it over to cable. >> kelly: speaking of being in a squeeze, moving on to remarks from oprah winfrey this weeks. >> so easy during this time, trayvon martin paralleled in a kill. in my mind same thing. you can get stuck in that and not allow yourself to move forward and to see how far we have come. >> kelly: oprah winfrey making first comments. equate that go tragedy as you heard to the brutal murder of 14-year-old african-americanmet back in 19515. >> -- 1955. >> if she didn't add the second part. look how far we have come but it was a feeling she was expressing. >> to me it's obviously there is an insistence to make that about race that many people feel that wasn't about race. i think you can call for a coming together. i think you can condemn violence, whatever your race may be and not make race a

i've publicly stated as has mike lie and marco rubio and a number of other senators that i will not vote any continuing resolution that funds even a single penny of obama care. >> most of all, they have forsaken the golden rule and turned their backs on the needy, the poor and the sick. where is the moral compass in all of this in the christian faith? joining me now to talk about it, june fugelsang with us tonight and chaplain gordon james clingen schmidt who i appreciate taking our invitation to come on the program. chaplain, i'm just looking for you to make the moral case for taking health care away from someone with a pre-existing condition. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you, mr. schultz. it's an honor to be invited on your prestigious show. i am a p.h.d. in theology. i have a bachelor's degree in politics from the air force academy. my organization the pray in jesus name projects has delivered 4.5 million petitions to congress in the past five years of which 1.2 million were to stop obama care from hurting poor people from taking health care away from poor people. you have

marco rubio was on top of the list. now we see chris christie. what is happening? >> you are polling moderate republicans who want washington to work. if we look at 2016 what you see, the fact that you have a tea party candidate, libertarian candidate like rand paul going head to head with chris christie they may eat each other alive and not have a shot at the white house again. if you look at what's happening now in august recess, the fact that the republicans are the ones defending obamacare for the constituency because they want the government not to function it's interesting what happens when you open it to the jep debate. >> it doesn't seem like a completely solid frontrunner for republicans. chris matthews thinks the gop is about to make a major shift. i want to play what he said last night. >> they put up with george bush, i, bob dole. we are disappointed with george w. and then by mitt romney. now coming loaded for bear for 2016. i predict the hard right will take over the republican party in 2016 and the nomination is going to -- rand paul. the. >> what do

you know, ted cruz and marco rubio haven't gotten anything done. they've talked a lot, jared, but in terms of actual legislating, it's not totally their -- i won't get into the bulk of it. >> you raise exactly the right point, and what's interesting to me about the segment you just played and cory booker's approach -- by the way, i think he's going to be the next senator from new jersey. >> i think a lot of people do. >> if you listen to what his crowd responds to, it's precisely this i'm not blue, i'm not red, i'm purple, i'm ready to get things done. which is something that i also by the way respond to. i think that kind of compromise is missing from our dysfunctional government. but if you then go listen to the crowds listening to i don't know about rubio but other tea partiers, that's not the message. they want to hear i'm going to washington and blocking stuff. i'm going to make sure gridlock keeps going. it's not just that we have a politician, i agree with mike, who like the president said i'm not blue, i'm not red, i'm going here to get thi

vinieron a trabajar y mejorar el paÍs, por cierto hoy se estarÍa reuniendo con el senador republicano marco rubioo no tienen acceso directo al internet y estÁn tratando de cambiar. >> serÍa fabuloso. >> es una idea global. >> asÍ llegamos al final del noches. >> gracias. >> (♪). >> ♪. >> le aseguro que no tengo ninguna intenciÓn de vengarme de usted. >> ¿y entonces por quÉ lo mencionÓ hace un momento? >> a veces digo tonterÍas sin pensarlo, pero no es verdad. la amo, y la amo tanto que no me importa entregar el resto de mi vida a una sola mujer, a usted, ¿no me cree? >> es muy difÍcil creerle, por no decir imposible. >> lo comprendo, pero pongo mi honor por testigo de que le estoy hablando con la verdad. >> ¿su honor? >> sÍ, maria alejandra, mi honor, aunque le parezca extraÑo, lo tengo, y algÚn dÍa se lo podrÉ demostrar fehacientemente. piense en mi proposiciÓn, no

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the bottom line is michael have advised marco rubio to complain to "time" magazine that did this coverpiece essentially about chris christie. >> do you think it's the same thing? >> cover story is not the same as nbc produced television spectacular. i'm sorry, it's not the same thing. >> look. "time" sells magazines. nbc entertainment is to watch tv. you're talking about difference in graen not kind. should marco rubio complained about "time" doing a -- >> priebus is complaining on the republican party and not a particular candidates. the only caution i would have is putting on the table at this stage without having to your point without having seen what this is, the idea you're going to be cut off -- >> maybe going a little too far? >> i think it's little too far. to get an eyebrow raised about it is a politically smart thing to do. >> or maybe it has more people talking about hillary. who knows. >> secretly working for nbc. >> ed rendell and michael steele, thank you. >> thanks. >>> checking the news feed this morning. california police have issued an amber alert for a missing teen a

for ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio -- >> do you think he's regarded? >> in texas, yeah. they don't take into consideration the long-term position of it. i think the bigger issue is the longer that this thing is in existence, the harder it is to repeal. a lost the benefits come in in 2014. it's a lot easier to repeal a law in abstract than to say, hey, i'm going to take away the coverage. hey, i'm going reintroduce discrimination. i think a lot of people actually recognize this and are making that calculation as well. >> let's take a look. here's an example of what the republicans are aligned with. you think cruz is far out there. republican representative was confronted by an angered tea party representative. here's the back and forth. >> what i need from you is to know what you can do, you and your fellow noncommunist colleagues in the lower house, what you can do to top these comical tyrannical executive orders laid down by this foreborne economical communist. what can you do for me? >> thank you for your question. he said it loud enough so you can all hear it. look. i

y es merecido merecer que los republicanos tambiÉn tengan el reconocimiento, primordialmente de marco rubioos. >> y ahora vamos a un debate que lleva mÁs de un siglo, y no exageramos. nos referimos, por supuesto, al debate sobre el estatus de puerto rico. desde que espaÑa perdiÓ la isla ante los estados unidos en 1898, no ha quedado claro cuÁl es ese estatus, mÁs alla de ser una colonia norteamericana. en 1952 se estableciÓ como estado libre asociado, pero tras el plebiscito del aÑo pasado, que favoreciÓ a la estadidad, hay un creciente movimiento para que el gobierno de los estados unidos, en particular el congreso, apoye una vez y para siempre un estatus permanente. para hablarnos de todo esto nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite, desde san juan, el comisionado residente desde puerto rico en el congreso, pedro pierluisi. seÑor pierluisi, gracias por regresar al programa. >> encantado de compartir contigo, jorge. >> seÑor pierluisi. la urgencia que ustedes tienen para convertir a puerto rico en el estado 51, yo no la veo en el congreso de los estados unidos ¿quÉ estÁ pasando? >> ahora el congreso est

peter king, new york, representative, grand paul, kentucky, president, rick perry texas, governor, marco rubio, donald trump, real estate mogel. >> who on this list is the top gop nomination? >> the answer is jeb bush. you're not going to see immediately, scrambling on the right. republicans tend to respect seniority. florida and the rest will come back. >> you know whose leading in the polls now don't you? >> of course, i do. look at somebody like rand paul or jeb bush or donald trump. >> chris christy's got to get past the right wing. quite simply, i think he and jeb are both in the race, so will ted cruz and rand paul. chris christy's in favor of gun control, and the other he has his arm around president obama. he said -- he's an eastern republican. he comes across as a liberal. to the tea party people, he does. >> many republicans -- i'm sure he does, to some republicans. he and jeb bush are the two main likely candidates. i think those are the -- i'm not supporting anybody. keeping the neutral position of the journalist. >> i disagree. i think the top two candidates right now are ted cruz

. >> dom, i want to go to immigration, because it's something i think, you know, you saw marco rubioof go -- say, we need to do this, i'm going to be in the center of it, get it through the senate, now kind of in the house. we don't expect much to happen till the end of the year. rubio's numbers, they didn't collapse, but they took a hit among republicans. what do you make of that? is that sort of negative message for other republican establishment, guys wanting to step out? >> i think that, you know, you certainly have these two wings of the party that are still, you know, they hadn't figured it out yet. you know, you have the chris christie establishment quote/unquote new hampshire types versus the iowa, rick santorum, ted cruz types. that always winds up working itself out in these primaries. probably if you talk about grassroots support and energy, you would have thought mitt romney would be the nominee. he had all the rest in place. he had new hampshire. he wound up being able to use that to leapfrog to other states. i think when you look at this inner it in er in terms of presi

and marco rubio, i communicated with him. but there are too many republicans that will not represent. they will not tell the truth. that's what i like about what you're doing. you're telling the truth. i'm so -- >> i think the only way it will change is if you hear from the people. >> it makes a real difference. >> frankly in our state, i call the democrats they're not going to change. thank you for what you're doing. i don't want to take up more of your time. can someone take a picture? thank you. >> you're one of my heros. i appreciate all you've done. honored get out to meet you. >> senator cruz, pleasure to meet you. motivating talk about what you and mike lee and rand paul are doing. motivating a lot of us. appreciate it. >> i appreciate your coming out. >> get a picture? >> sure. >> where do you come from? >> i live up in merrimac, up near westchester. i really hope -- >> you're one of two guys i'll vote for. >> we have got to have more scrutiny. it's got to be driven in the house. in the senate, the ability to shut it