despuÉs de 15 minutos nos dejaron en paz. >> bueno el senador marco rubio enviÓ una carta presidente erta para una reforma migratoria real. rubio le pidiÓ trabajar con el congreso para lograr una reforme grato repaso por paso. >> muchas gracias, vilma. amÉrica central ocupa una posiciÓn clave en la ruta que siguen migrantes asiÁticos y africanos en su camino hacia ee.uu. salvador castellanos desde san salvador nos explican cuÁles son los caminos y nos habla de un caso de trÁfico humano descubierto por autoridades. >> este camiÓn de carga recorriÓ parte de centroamÉrica en direcciÓn sur_norte hasta que en una inspecciÓn rutinaria en el salvador se localizÓ compartimiento oculto con ciudadanos de nepal y bangladesh sin permiso. >> fueron encontrados a esta altura del vehÍculo al final del furgÓn ahÍ habÍan sellado un compartimiento que es donde venÍan las personas. >> autoridades migratorias sudamericanas seÑalana que mÁs personas provenientes de asia África usan esta regiÓn para llegar de manera irregular a ee.uu. en una de las frutas identificadas estos migrantes llegan a ecuador dond

marco rubio is a disappointment.hough we have a different definition of what immigration reform is, you know, i saw a willingness to at least talk about the issue, his original work with a gang of 8 in the senate, that piece of legislation has languished there for a year. because the house won't bring it to a vote on the house floor. the president's presented bush shells of carrots to republican leadership in congress in order to move some compromised legislation. all of this has been rejected. so we're down to a final option. we're administering relief, will help many, many families and communities across this country. will quell some of the unrest that we're seeing in the communities and the racial overtones that continue to build around the issue. the president on a domestic issue, of this size is doing the right thing by not being deterred. >> congressman, what specifically -- sorry to interrupt, but you say you hope it's bold, it won't be deterred and that something of this magnitude and this issue specifically,

this is what's happening with marco rubio, i think. he quite frankly was willing to work and did work with democrats schumer and reed. he had a rise in the republican party and a fall. he was backing and pushing immigration reform. he's backed up because he's looking at 2016 and a presidential run. this is nothing but political and hopefully for him and his political gain for marco rubio, this is not a genuine concern for immigration reform. republicans with or without rubio, in the future, very soon, are going to have to do something with regard to immigration reform or they're going going to win elections. >> it's true, marco rubio did seek to find bipartisan immigration reform. but back to the president for a moment and the things he wants to deal with ahead of the electi election, what do you make of his move. >> the democrats will try to make it about marco rubio and try to smear him politically. which is what the democrats do. this is a united states senate standing up forethe constitution and the separation of powers. this is a

senator marco rubio is saying the same thing. quote, i am interested to see what kinds of ideas my colleagues have about using funding mechanisms to address this issue. i'll translate for you. because i speak republican. funding mechanisms is rubio's way of threatening a government shutdown. gop leaders should laugh these guys out of town. except one of the leaders is on board. the nation has obtained audio. they say is of senator mitch mcconnell. at a private meeting with gop donors. saying if republicans were in the senate, they would use the same tactics that led to the shutdown. >>> he's going to go after them? how's that for a plan for governing? mcconnell is basically saying he will only fund the government if president obama does exactly what republicans want. even if the american people don't. joining me now, ryan grim washington bureau chief for the washington post and jonathan capehart, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> ryan, the last government shutdown was a disaster. why on earth would republicans start talking

congresista rubio debe tomar eso en cuenta. >> eh, una Última pregunta, y basada tambiÉn en lo que dice marco rubiocutiva, como la que usted nos ha descrito al principio del programa, dijo lo siguiente: "creo que va a cerrar la puerta a cualquier posibilidad de avanzar en la reforma migratoria en el futuro cercano", es decir, que no habrÍa reforma migratoria ni en el 2015 ni en el 2016. ¿estÁ de acuerdo? >> mire, nosotros tenemos que, como comunidad inmigrante, de parar un momento, porque los republicanos han sido pequeÑos y caprichosos en cada momento. el senador rubio le agradezco que haya votado el aÑo pasado para aprobar una legislaciÓn en el senado, pero eso no es suficiente. sus colegas en la cÁmara de representantes han rehusado, y quiero, antes que se termine nuestra entrevista, jorge, quiero decirle al pÚblico: "mire, nada estÁ en concreto, todavÍa estamos esperando a ver. no vayan a un notario pÚblico, no vayan a un abogado, no busquen consultorÍa, esperen a escuchar el programa de jorge ramos a esta cadena de televisiÓn que ustedes estoy seguro le van a decir al pueblo cuÁndo se puede bu

y fue muy extraÑo su comportamiento despuÉs de 10 a 15 minutos. >> el senador marco rubio enviÓ una cartaalvador castellanos nos explica cuÁles son los paÍses por los que transitan estos migrantes y un caso de trÁfico humano descubierto por las autoridades. >> este camiÓn de cargo recorriÓ buena parte de centroamÉrica en direcciÓn sur norte hasta que en una inspecciÓn en el salvador se localizÓ un compartimiento oculto en el que viajaban nueve ciudadanos de nepal y tres de bangladesh sin permiso para transitar por la regiÓn. >> se encontrÓ en el vehÍculo, al final del furgÓn habÍa sellado un compartimiento en donde venÍan las personas. >> autoridades migratorias de centroamÉrica seÑalan que mÁs personas provenientes de asia y África están utilizando esta regiÓn para llegar de manera regular estados unidos. en una de las rutas identificadas estos migrantes llegan a ecuador donde no se les pide visa y se embarcan hacia panamÁ y de aquÍ viajaron por tierra a costa rica, nicaragua y honduras donde la ruta continÚa por guatemala wells salvador hacia mÉxico y estados unidos. >> en el caso de ho

the senator is marco rubio. same fellow who upon stepping into his senate office for the first time, was immediately and instantly hailed as an indisputable luminary in the presidential hopefuls and possibles. before a place can be reserved for him, he fell victim to naÏvetÉ and hubris. he was slated to join up with a combination of other senators. republican and democrats seeking the path to so-called immigration reform. or as it is more accurately understood, amnesty. slightly slippery to the left, chuck schumer held the centers senators under his spell. but the house of representatives broke the spell and saved the country and even a few of the senators including marco rubio who is much the wiser for the experience. the former gang of eight individual has shared some wisdom in a letter to president obama saying that after the experience of the last 18 months, i have become convinced that there is no realistic path forward on a comprehensive immigration reform for the foreseeable future. senator marco rubio is

marco rubio, the freshman senator from florida also looking for the republican nomination says we need to go outside of iraq, we need to strike the supply routes from syria, leadership and front line military units from the air, we should target the oil refinery in syria using to fund their operations. is there a mood in the country beyond the hawks in the republican party for bombing targets in syria? >> i don't think so. we haven't seen any evidence of that yet but you know, this is certainly the line that they've been arguing for a long time and it allows them to make the argument obama is weak on foreign policy and gives them examples about the chaos around the world and they can use that they want. >> the hawkish views of republican parties dominated in a lot of ways particularly among the base and the party establishment and these guys who are running are probably going to run can show some leadership on the issue, show sort of that tough, they can sort of define themselves differently than say rand paul for instance who polls show is a leading contender in 2016. >> it will be in

so now marco rubio finds himself at the losing end of a bad bet.uestion is when will marco rubio learn to cut his own losses. i'll see you tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show", i'm ready to go so let's get to work. >> what are the odds you run for president? >> bernie sandsers for president campaign. >> senator bernie sanders of vermont. >> we have a middle class which is collapsing. >> billionaires are on the war path. it is ol garky. they want more, more, more. >> i think the american people are catching on. >> we are fighting for the souls america. >> 400 individuals in this country than the bottom 150 million americans. >> you're welcome. >> people do not appreciate how far right the republican party has gone. >> do you support a change -- >> you're not answering the question. >> do you support -- >> entitlements you have to tax. >> i asked you a question and you didn't give me an answer. >> calm down. >> do you support -- >> i want your positions on the

marco rubio, who was a supporter of immigration reform, you guys are basically on the same side of the issue, just not on the tactics, do you have an official response to senator rubio's concerns? >> you know, when the president -- you had a clip for the president speaking about the executive action from june and that statement in june followed a process that he clearly laid out to speaker boehner, members of congress, members of the gang of eight of which senator rubio is a member, to say that we were going to give the congress the good part of the summer to act on immigration reform and hold off on making executive xds to give them tie to go through that process. speaker boehner made it clear they were not able to move immigration reform. so we, as we said many months were going to do, moved forward with this effort to take administrative action. you know, i know that senator rubio's statement talks about illegal action. obviously that's not what the president is going to do. what the justice department and department of homeland security is doing is looking for options obviously wit

join ugh us from washington, senator marco rubio from florida.e told the audience about polls that are coming in now on the border crisis. president obama's getting hammered. a vast majority of americans think he's doing terrible job there. however, just 23% of americans believe the republicans in congress of which you are one, are doing a good job. 23%. so you guys are getting a blasted as well. so my question to you is, if you were the president of the united states, how would you stop this humanitarian disaster down there? >> well, first of all, it wouldn't have happened because i never would have signed an executive order granting deferred action to those in this country illegally. shown a tremendous amount of compassion, but that was not the right way to do it. it sent a message to invite people to come. you see what's followed. i would say the second thing in this process neetds to be an all-out effort to put to rest the illegal immigration problem in america. this involves the strategic fencing and deployment of ground sensors and cameras

he voted against marco rubio's amnesty bill and voted against reagan's 1986 amnesty bill. that is impressive. you vote that way, i don't care how much bacon you bring back to the state. it accept like he is a specter who is constantly against us. he is a solid, conservative vote and has great relationships with the blacks in mississippi. >> next question over here. >> hi, catherine from northern virginia. i wanted to jump back to the talk about immigration and you it touched on this at the end an mention it before that if amnesty passes that is it for the republican party and game-over. what if amnesty doesn't pass? i know the demographics have changed and what do you think where we already where and what it means for the future of the republican party for that matter the democratic party. >> i always say ammesty to includude continuing the curren immigration policy. that is amnesty on the installment plan. we need an immigration moratorium. wages are at rock bottom. if you want to end income quality? stop dumping low wage jobs on the economy. democrats say they care about

i would put in that list marco rubio, ted cruz, i think rand paul is pretty much i have 11 principles there and he hits pretty much 11 of them in fact he read the book and endorsed it. his father was a libertarian. rand paul is libertarian leaning but i think that rand paul is more conservative and libertarian. why can't i think of chris, helping with the first name. mickey ailey and also martinez as well. michele bachmann, sarah palen although i don't think that they would have a chance at the presidency but i think that haley and martinez arguably could at some point. bobby jindal for governor of louisiana, paul ryan, governor christie, christie is actually pretty good on most of these points. he's very good on the life issue, pretty good on the life issue, and also christie has with ted cruz and rand paul have which was the be not afraid attitude. they don't care what the media says about them and that's really, really important because no matter what they say they are never going to vote for you. they want us to nominate jeb bush or another john mccain or charlie crist or somethin

their targets include people like marco rubio once thought to be the party's great immigration hope andho just last year helped pass comprehensive immigration reform through the senate. more recently, last month, rubio said he supported ending relief for undocumented childhood arrivals. the dreamers in question. so yesterday, bunch of dreamer activists showed up in a gop fund-raiser in south carolina when marco rubio was speaking, and this is what it looked like. >> my name's jose, and we are dreamers from the state of florida, and our senator wants to deport us. senator rubio, you don't stand with latinos. latinos stand with dreamers. >> senator rubio, stop flip-flopping with our community. >> we are here, senator rubio, came all the way from florida. >> all right, all right. stop the tape right there. this is sort of an interesting move by the man in hat and stickers. the old try to cover a 15-foot-wide sign with your two-foot-wide body. once it becomes painfully clear the math is not in his favor, well, he tries to move around a bit. >> we are here, senator rubio, came all the way fr

what do you have to say to marco rubio? >> the truth is marco rubio has been flip-flopping on this issue for a long time and this is nothing new. you know? after the 2012 election, we saw republicans kind of rushing to change their tone and their rhetoric on immigration and we've seen them change. they have lurched farther to right. they're alienating latinos. this does not poll well with the community. i mean, they're really saying you don't belong here. your family doesn't blongs heel, we're going to vote on it, take a vote on it. they may think it plays well for the 2014s. it does not play well. they really won't see the inside of the white house again. >> and this -- we should say, just the prelude for the president to announce further executive action which he has basically promised. what do you think that's going to look like? >> i think it's going to be big, chris. i mean, we have been fighting for a long time for protection for our parents. my mother, she's been here for 16 years in the united states contributing an

he voted against not only marco rubio's amnesty bill, this is the clincher, cochran voted against ronaldreagan's 1986 amnesty bill. that's pretty impressive. you vote that way, i don't care how much bacon you bring back to the state. but republicans have got to stop this in-fighting. i mean, it's not like cochran -- sorry, just one more point on cochran. it's not like he's an arlen specter who's constantly against us. i don't really like the big spenders either, but by and large, cochran has been a solid conservative vote and has great relationship with blacks in this mississippi. he does get a lot of blacks to vote for him. it isn't true that this is a new thing. >> next question. over here. >> hi. katherine telford, i'm from norb virginia. i was going to -- northern virginia. i was going to jump back and talk about immigration, and i've heard you mention it before that if amnesty passes, then that's kind of it for the republican party. like that, game over to. but, you know, what if amnesty doesn't pass? i know the demographics have already changed -- >> right. >> -- so much. kind of w

. >> sen marco rubio sent a letre president. >> you nd to look at 2016 polics yes, marco rubio is one of the gang eight members able to pass comprehensive immigration refo in the is that trun siea off and said unls t border is completely 100% fortified and secure, that the rean party will never be for immigration reform. so as he's maybe looking for a 2016 bid trying to get where his par is on immigration rather thawh he was a year a. >> do you get the impression, you lk about t midterm eleio politicians tryto a message to their votsnd th issue, in terms maybe they should be afra of reform too? >> yeah. and even in new hamhi wre scott brown is running against demrato jeanne sha, using immigration. i t people will use it in those where they thk it'helpful. the's state where it would help t democrats and that's colorare 25% of the poputis latino. but we're all speculating abt somhit' never with done yet owe kn what the policy is, thenet talk. >>> f more from mark and the res t nbc news political tea che out first read on nbcws. >>> l today, activists are goi te white house lli for a in

. >> un grupo de jÓvenes sofrn dores se manifestÓ frente a las oficinas de marco rubio en miami en la expresÓ su apoyo, indignados elegir entre el partido y su comunidad. >> nosotros necesitamos ayuda para la comunidad no podemos estar aquÍ dejando prohibir los comentarios tenemos que decirle que es hora que escoja que es diga, nos vas apoyar o no. >> el senador rubio no estaba en su oficina y los jÓvenes que se fueron con la promesa de regresar. >> recuperaron el cuerpo de 3 hombres que trataron de cruzar legalmente a los estados unidos, los tres descubiertos en menos de 5 dÍas y recuperados en operativos conjuntos entre socorristas mexicanos y la patrulla fronteriza las autoridades de nuevo laredo informaron en lo que va del aÑo, ricardo ron lo peligros de cruzarlo aunque no se ha informado se teme que sean inmigrantes centroamericanos. >> confirmaron que son las cartas escritas por pablo escobar a principio de los 90 un estudio revelÓ que el capo las escribiÓ de su puÑo y letra la mayorÍa para sus abogados y detalla las condiciones para entregarse, aclara que no se somete a un simp

. >> you saw what happened to marco rubio here.ear ago, marrow could you be i don't w rue yoe was promoting a pathway to citizen ship. it was actually rather dra cok n draconian fines for people who had been here for decades. and marco rubio was running around talking about abortion and gay marriage now and seems to have republican airborne am meez kra abo am meez kra. so rand paul is in a tough spot. if he's afraid to debate a couple kids who are dreamers, what will he do on a stage against mike huckabee and chris christ christie. >> it's harder to evade kids' questions. kids ask better questions than people are usually asked in debates. at least in my experience. >> absolutely. >> no doubt about that. they want real answers. she was asking a question about her life, about her situation. and where does this elected official stand on it. i think this really underscores where the republicans are and how they are at a real dilemma on how to deal with this. >> you you played the clip earlier of steve king making a racist remark about

i think ted cruz and potentially governor jeb bush and scott walker and john kasich consortium marco rubio is looking here. governors whoare have a strong record of accomplishment. i know i'm leaving out some folks. of louisiana.l mike pence of indiana. -- i do think it is easy to run this year from the stateside. it will be easier for governor to make his or her case. you have rubio, paul, and ted cruz. >> thank you. we are back with our reporters. how is the senate to looking for this fall 2014? >> it is looking tough for democrats. it is americans for prosperity. they got in very early in some key races. the louisiana spent a lot of money at the beginning and not the democrats back on their heels. they have been recovering ever since. right now our model at the new york times says the republicans are slightly avery to take the senate. there are three seats that are generally conceded to the republicans. is a matter of finding three or four more. play in oregon. it is not on anyone's radar. >> they add to the millions. are part of it. requires democrats to spend a lot more money. the gro

this week brought provocative comments from two different republicans, senator marco rubio, and representative steve king, who both suggested they might effectively shut down the government if the president, as king put it to "the des moines register" "wields his pen and commits an unconstitutional act to legalize millions of people." congress has ten scheduled working days after it returns from recess on september 8th to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government funded. what king and some of his colleagues are threatening is to block that resolution if the president acts on immigration. that would lead to a shutdown, which you no doubt remember from the last shutdown, is the most destructive things republicans have done to the republican brand. this is crucial, they'd be doing it right before the midterm elections. while some vulnerable republicans are calling on the president not to act on immigration, others have taken to painfully painting the gop. meanwhile, despite paul ryan's insistence his party will pass a clean continuing resolution and avert a shutdown, "the atlantic's" mo

i think this is why you see people like marco rubio being cautious. they know 2014 the republican voters will reject comprehensive immigration reform. he has the eye on 2016, he knows in broadening the e lek trait. there's a caveat. there are some who staked their ground who said i'm not budging on immigration. i'm talking about my home state governor of rick perry. he decided to make it the marquee issue. even though the gop should testimoniy l technically move to the middle of imgreat lakmigration we're n necessarily going to see it. >> i remember mitt romney during the primary say that his immigration reform solution was that the the $11 million people here self-deported and he tried to change the conversation in the general election. people have memory and words matter. what would you say to the republicans who think what they do today won't have an impact in 2016? >> hispanics are listening. i would disagree with victoria. i think the upcoming primary and the rhetoric during the primary will be different than four years ago. i think even in gover

how likely do you think that is in a day and age when marco rubio is now for an incremental approach to immigration reform? >> the only solution is for the voters to send a strong signal in the election. i think that the last week may have been a win starting to blow in a different direction. the moment that the bill was -- the original house bill was imploding on thursday, nancy pelosi had a bunch of journalists in, mostly opinion writers and she was really talking about the great old -- grand old party that used to do a lot of things. it's funny to have a democrat saying that of the republicans, but her point was this party has been hijacked by the radical right. you're seeing that with steve king out there. by the way, i agree with al hunt in those clips, democrats should set up, let steve king be steve king committee and let him talk about impeachment as much as he wants. there is a frustration with the republicans and i think when the president responded on friday, my favorite line was, we can't even pass plain vanilla legislation, not like spicy radical gumbo, he wants infrastr

visiting florida five times on the book tour, not to raise money for marco rubio's campaign. be great to see him hit the heavy hitter clown car of 2016. this is paul ryan laying out how he was the guy who supported tarp and no child left behind and bush's stimulus in 2008 and 2009 and supported iraq war but against big government spending. it's going to be more or less him trying to make people believe you can support eye an rand and jesus at the same time -- i think he might be the defacto winner after the clowns anile late each other. >> rather delusional if this book parallels the last campaign they have, where's the new material? where's the new ideas? he calls it a way forward. we tried that with them. it didn't go with the american people. mike, what's different? in florida, how is he going to rehabilitate his position with senior citizens in that state, which is the only mega swing state out there? >> he had fewer than 200 people at his book signing down the street from me here today in pensacola. the biggest advantage that paul ryan has going for the republicans, he d

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earlier i spoke with florida senator marco rubio a leading republican voice on immigration reform who is in iowa. senator rubio, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you. thanks for having me back. >> house republicans passed two measures on friday, one to make it easier to deport those unaccompanied minors on the border, the other to block the president from deferring any more deportations. the conservative editorial page of the "wall street journal" criticized what it called deportation republicans. the gop again gave the country the impression that its highest policy priority is to deport as many children as rapidly as possible back from wherever they came. is that the message that republicans need to be sending hispanic voters, sir? >> i don't think that's an accurate assessment of what's happened. we have a serious situation on the border, unsustainable situation that can't continue. the only way to address that is to address the root causes of what's happening and the root causes are a combination of course of violence and instability and poverty in central america. but it'

. >> one symbol, i guess of, of where the republican party s-you're familiar with senator marco rubio. formerly of the gang of eight. used to be in favor of comprehensive immigration reform. he's now out warning the president against taking executive action. essentially running as far away from anything to do with immigration now as key. isn't this emblematic of the way the republican party has shifted in the fact that they are even further now in some ways to the right on immigration than they were even before the 2012 election? >> i think what's really interesting about this is how marco rubio saw all this coming and got swept into it anyway. he wanted to lead the republican party on immigration reform to take it off the table so it wouldn't be a divisive issue should he decide to run for president. he warned in the course of doing that, that if republicans stood in the way of comprehensive immigration reform president obama would act on his own and address the issue without any republican input and get all the credit from immigrant communities for whatever policies -- >> so now he

marco rubio saying we need to dig in for a long fight.re you starting to hear the drum beats of war coming from washington? >> not really, actually. no, i do want to associate myself with a lot of what congressman welch said. a lot of the crisscrossing, inconsistent views you hear from members of congress about what should happen, what the united states should do in iraq now is very much at odds with where the american public is at large. there's still a very large residual weariness about american military involvement in iraq in particular, but in any country. that sort of subsumes these congressman calls for doing more. it doesn't really resonate. >> jimmy, we just got a report from kristen welker at the white house. i, for one, was expecting her to say president obama has actually decided to cancel his trip to martha's vineyard where he's going to be spending most of the the month of august. you could now say we are in war mode. if there was ever a time to hunker down at the white house and cancel a trip, it would be now. >> well, look

it's also, as you mentioned people like marco rubio as well as rand paul, jeb bush, and i think whatappened as we have gotten closer to 2016 and hillary clinton, the former secretary of state, made herself more public particularly on some domestic issues such as the economy as well as defending her record at the state department. we've seen her dabble in more take a more political tone. as a result i think republicans have been reminded of perhaps why they disagree with her. and she's become a little bit more partisan. >> probably bridge gate feeding from the public consciousness. >> it could come back. >> all right let's go to immigration. looking ahead to the midterm. if the president acts through an executive action on immigration, could it hurt senate democrats running for re-election and could it cause the demes to lose the senate? >> i think the momentum is clearly with republicans if you look at the senate and the chances for november. that being said within the president has taken a wide variety of executive action just this year alone that many republicans have criticized hi

they see marco rubio, rand paul lived then in the tea party. he gave them their best congressional defeat in 75 or 80 years. and so i'm going to wrap it up quick so we can go to questions. let me just make this last poi point. once, twice, three times a day obama is going to do something that's going to upset you, anger you, frustrate you. that's okay. take the maximum of 40 seconds to throw something but then get down on your knees and thank god because i know no other way to save america. it's a high-risk but we are waking up america. we are poised to winning here because of the excesses and extremes of the democrats and obama. so with that i will take your questions. >> great. let's have some questions. yes, writing here. the lady. >> hi, good morning. i am from georgia. thank you very much for being here today. as i'm sure you might now we have a primary coming up in a couple of weeks between jack kingston who has been in politics for about two decades now and david perdue who is a businessman. a common argument in this primary is whether o

from rising star louisiana bobby jindal to mitch daniel's haunted house apparition impression to marco rubio'sin my suit pocket? i'm so thirsty! it's clearly marked do not eat. not everyone faces such immediate destruction. virginia governor bob mcdonnell's state of the union rebuttal was well received and well delivered, but don't think that will allow him to escape the curse. [maniacal laughing] >> the former governor of virginia on trial for corruption. >> for influence peddling. extaking $1.

from rising star louisiana bobby jindal to mitch daniel's haunted house apparition impression to marco rubio'shy did i eat the silica gel desiccant i found in my suit pocket? i'm so thirsty! it's clearly marked do not eat. not everyone faces such immediate destruction. virginia governor bob mcdonnell's state of the union rebuttal was well received and well delivered, but don't think that will allow him to escape the curse. [maniacal laughing] >> the former governor of virginia on trial for corruption. >> for influence peddling. extaking $1. 5,000 in gifts for political favors. >> jon: that's right. virginia is for lovers of money. you know cold hard cash can't hold you at night, and blank check can't wipe away your tears. you can't lay a sacagwea coin on a bed of rose pedals and softly -- i'm sorry. i'm working on a romance novel. it's in the subgenre of the paranormal subgenre of the teen romance novel subgenre. the feds say mcdonnell and his wife were showered with gifts from millionaire businessman johnnie williams in exchange for special treatment. that's just one side of the story. what d

senate primary to marco rubio. he's going to face the current governor now, rick scott, come november. >>> as earthquake victims are picking up the pieces in napa, california, one young survivor is sharing his harrowing tale from inside that quake zone. 13-year-old nicholas dillon is recovering from major injuries he suffered when a chimney collapsed on him. dillon was having a sleepover sleeping at the foot of the family's fireplace. when he felt that first jolt, he tried to crawl to the door. the bricks came crashing down on top of him. >> i crawled out of them. yeah, i had -- i didn't have all of them on top of me. i had -- i don't know how many landed on me, but i just remember crawling, crawling. i thought i was paralyzed. >> nicholas was stuck under those bricks for half an hour until he was rescued by firefighters. he underwent ten hours of surgery suffering a broken pelvis. the good news is he is expected to be out of the hospital within a week. >>> an army commander will be awarded the military's highest h

and with quotes from rand paul, marco rubio, as well as senator ted cruz saying they support the air strooibs but call for a broader -- support the airstrikes, but are calling for a broad er time. and josh in roland mi,in >> host: josh and roland, missouri, independent caller, an iraq war veteran. good morning to you, good morning. i just wanted to make a couple of points. i think the main problem that is being -- poor judgment on the part of the administration. i think that both parties are probably complicit in that. i think the first instance with poor judgment was shown probably in syria. we saw in an interview that you should with the president earlier that he said the free syrian army didn't really stand a chance against assad in the first place, yet at the same time he did approve sending aid and other supplies to the free syrian army. so he seems have contradicted himself there. but i don't think that it was smart to send supplies to the free syrian army because as we've seen a lot of those have ended up being used now in iraq and so now you really just aided the rise of mili