bush administration was also an adviser to the presidential campaigns of marco rubio and mitt romney and in washington democratic strategist julian epstein he said his chief minority counsel to the house judiciary committee and is a former staff director of the government oversight and reform committee he's. gentleman thank you for being with us what's your takeaway from the government shutdown lanny what do you what do you see the result. well you know larry we're stuck in this really unfortunate cycle of lurching from continuing resolution to continuing resolution without any real long term. solution insight i think unfortunately in this particular situation a little bit a pox on both their houses type feeling i think for many americans for the democrats i think the challenge was it's not entirely clear what they got out of the two days of the shutdown they got some assurances maybe that they'll be discussion on immigration but at the end of the day it seems to me that this was a much ado about nothing julian yeah i think he has it pretty much right and i think he was charitable to

senator marco rubio taking quick action to fire his chief of staff over what he called improper conductith a subordinate. the employee wasn't mentioned by name, but rubio's chief of staff has been identified as clint reed. in a statement rubio said he became aware of the allegations for the first time on friday. by saturday afternoon, rubio had fired the chief of staff, saying he had sufficient evidence that the staffer violated office policies regarding proper relations between a supervisor and their subordinates. joining me right now to discuss this, alice stewart is back, cnn political commentator and former communications director for senator ted cruz, and jim kessler also back, a former legislative policy director for senator chuck schumer. alice, you first. rubio didn't waste any time dealing with this after being told about it on friday and then now we already see a chief of staff removed, so what kind of message is this sending to his perhaps congressional colleagues? >> i think it sends the right message that we have to draw the line. and when you hear of something like this, y

lorena: uno, marco rubio sÉ que no le abrieron la puerta de la oficina a las personas que estuvieronantes del estado y a travÉs de todo el paÍs, no? los "dreamers" nos estamos movilizando nacionalmentepara poner presiÓn. porque estÁn nuestras vidas en la lÍnea. carolina: ahora, lorena, lÍder de la mayorÍa del senado chuck schumer dijo el de ayer que podrÍa tomar este tema casi netamente, pero hemos escuchado una y otra vez la misma. creen ustedes? o crees tÚ, mejor dicho, en las palabras del senador? lorena:no sÉ si tanto de schumer, mcconnelles el que no me inspira confianza. javier: lorena, queremos seguir sabiendo mÁs noticias de ustedes y de esa misma lucha. gracias por acompaÑarnos del dÍa de hoy buenas tardes. lorena: de nada, gracias. carolina: ahora, siguiendo con el tema migratorio, una familia denuncia que en migraciÓn arrestÓ el pasado 11 de enero a un inmigrante mexicano llamado eliseo jurado fernÁndez por ser esposo de la activista peruana ingrid encalada latorre. sin embargo, el servicio de inmigraciÓn dijo que detuvo por violaciones de inmigraciÓn al llegar indocumenta

estamos aquÍ pidiÉndole a marco rubio, quien ahorita no estÁ en su oficina, que por favor nos oiga yir a otras oficinas. hay mÁs gente en otras oficinas haciendo lo mismo que estamos haciendo nosotros. despuÉs nos vamos a juntar y vamos a caminar por el capitolio. claudia: esta es la situaciÓn, de mucha incertidumbre. nosotros estaremos informando lo que ocurra, regresÓ con ustedes. javier: ya son 30 muertos por el brote de influenza. una niÑa que cursaba tercer grado sufriÓ sÍntomas de fiebre. estado de emergencia y cerrÓ varias escuelas. enfermedad ha cobrado la vida de 85 adultos desde octubre. la actual temporada de gripe ha sido calificada como una de las mÁs letales en la historia de los estados unidos. carolina: hablando de virus y gÉrmenes, sabÍas ccuÁles son los artÍculos de uso diario que contienen mÁs bacterias? te a saquear con la boca abierta. javier: hay muchÍsimos y los usamos todos los dÍas. ustedes dos tienen mÁs cerca de lo que piensan. yo vengo con todo muy bien preparado. si hablamos del celular que lo tengo aquÍ, fíjate que tiene, todo el mundo lo usa para llamar

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i kind of like quoting stalin and ben marco rubio. i thought he would enjoy that. and so, whether you are a four-star general, fourth grader or computer engineer at foursquare, this is an issue that unites all of us because protecting our democracy and allowing technology to four rush goes hand in hand. the freedom to speak and vote and participate freely is closely intertwined not just with who we are as americans in our heart that the daughter of a newspaper reporter it is also about how our economy works and how we innovate and move forward as a nation. this will be the true measure of the state of the internet this year and the years to come is whether or not he can make sure yes it is available to all but also whether it continues to enhance the freedoms and not limit our freedoms so that is what i hope you think about when you hear all the presentations today that the internet has done so well for so long and should be used for truth and to shine a light and to ensure that the american people get more information, accurate information to choose their leaders

sender marco rubio joins us now from capitol hill to discuss those and a lot of other issues. enator rubio. let's get right to appear the topic of the day is this immigration impasse once again. for our viewers out there, are you more attuned to the current durban-grandma version of the immigration bill? or were to be closer to the republicans who are called the more hard-line people like tom cotton or senator purdue? >> i don't know the proposal other than what been expressed in the media. i can tell you what i believe in. i do believe we have to build a wall and improve our overall security. i think we should end the diversity lottery. i believe that we should figure out a way, like the president has, to deal with the people that find themselves, or many other people people that find themselves not under daca designation. the big debate has been, how deep with the altogether? the president's number one priority of border security, the democrats are insisting on daca peer to get it passed under this framework right now, each side will have to get something. what else gets in t

>> it seems that this is in stark contrast what we are hearing from marco rubio that, quickly traveledfire his chief of staff for improper conduct. >> well, that's right. look. it depends on who are you in this whole question. we have got a broad national movement happening and as it makes its way into the political process republicans have to be alarmed at the number of women, the record number of women who are declaring for office. all kind of -- at multiple levels of the system. and so to have a president, a leader of their party who can't speak credibly on this issue and franklin just stay silent on it is terribly debilitating and make people like marco rubio fend for themselves and take matters into their own hands and strike their own policy and speak for themselves, so i think what we are going to have is a cluster of different ideas and statements and policies and efforts coming from different republicans because we have got no leader to bring them together behind a coherent message. >> i want to move on to the issue of trying to do you think either of these have a chance of re

senator marco rubio, to his credit, was one of the only republicans who, during the 2016 campaign, went out and said, hey, stop crowing about the fact that hillary clinton is in the cross hairs on this right now. remember that someday down the line it could be republicans. it's not as though russians are necessarily partisan. they have an agenda that's focused on what russia is trying to achieve and one day that be to our detriment. and we know his campaign at one point, one of his senate campaigns was the focus of some of these efforts. and so he sits on the senate intelligence committee. i think that's still what these committees are trying to accomplish. achieving that has become harder and harder. >> ladies, thank you very much. >>> president trump says he's looking forward to talking with robert mueller under oath, but a new op-ed in the "new york times" is looking how statements the president and his campaign officials have made to the media were later proven false. ryan goodman joins us to help us see through the fog in the mueller/russia probe. we have a lot of strands that come

i kind of like quoting stalin and then quoting marco rubio. i thought you would enjoy that. so, whether you are a force or general, fourth grader or aa computer engineer, this is an issue that unites all of us because protecting our democracy and allowing technology to flourish go hand-in-hand. the freedoms they come in freedom to vote, participate freely as intertwined, not just to we are as i americans, the daughter of a newspaper reporter, it is also about how our economy works and how we innovate in how we move forward as a nation. this will be the true measure of the state of the internet.t. this year and the years to come. to make sure whether it's availableil to all, but also whether it continues to enhance our freedom and not limit our freedoms. so that is what i hope you think about as you hear all the presentations today, that the internet as it has done so well for so long should be used for truth. it should be used to shine a light and it should be used to ensure that the american people get more information, accurate information to choose their leaders on their

everyone making memories here, including visit philadelphia folks tell us florida senator marco rubio who happily posed for pictures. the senator had some frequent flyer miles to burn and decided this was the place to bring his family for new year's. >> we went to our visit philly website and he decided this was the place to be on new year's eve and it is. philadelphia is the place to go. >> yeah, nice choice, senator. glad to have you here. glad to have you all watching tonight. in a few minutes, 8,000 pounds of fireworks are going to go off over the delaware river. we are happy to be here for it. you're going to be happy you're warm at home watching on nbc10 or the app. we hope everybody sticks with us a few minutes. >> tim, i understand they had to tweak the fireworks because of the cold, right? >> yeah, they do. erin, they have these fireworks. i think you've seen them before. they shoot sideways off the barges and skim across the water. well, they didn't want to use those because they're afraid if a fireworks had an ice chunk, ice chunks in the delaware river. if it hit an ice ch

warning it could burn for days. >>> to politics, and the sudden firing of a key member of senator marco rubio'sorida senator announcing he has fired chief of staff clint reed, after accusations of improper conduct with subordinate staffers came to light. senator rubio saying he had sufficient evidence that reed violated office policies. and that he learned of the allegations for the first time on friday and fired that chief of staff the next day. reed has yet to comment. >>> actor scott baio denying sexual misconduct allegations by a former co-star. >> she's making all these claims about me, nicole eggert is, that are false. >> baio posting a 16-minute facebook video refuting accusations by his "charles in charge" co-star nicole eggert, that he molested her when she was an underaged teen. the two starred together in the hit tv show back in the '80s. baio said the two had a consensual relationship once eggert turned 18. >>> and the scary swim for a couple of children off the coast of new zealand. take a look. you can see the fins. two kids stalked by two killer whales. those whales closing in on

someone like alex comey who used to be with marco rubio "new york times" today say part of the problem is the fracture between the president and his staff. you would know this intimately. tell me what's going on. is the president on the same page with his staff? >> yes. but more importantly the staff is on the same page with the president. he's the one who got elected. i can't think of anybody who is more explicit about their position on immigration. simply never changed for president trump. he wants that wall built. it's going to be, you heard his homeland security secretary, his former homeland secretary chief of staff now never changed from that but that's not what the continuing resolution is about. the president has not injected the wall into the continuing resolution. the president is not the one introducing immigration issue getting in the way of our military spouses getting their checks this week. this month. chip being funded and our firefighters and border patrol agents having the resources they need and they deserve. that will come after the continuing resolution is passed.

collins joins florida republican senator marco rubio, governor rick scott and congresswoman iliana rossn. the governors of california, washington, oregon, new jersey, virginia, north carolina and south carolina also oppose the proposal. second, attorney general jeff sessions rolled back another obama era policy and gave federal prosecutors the go-ahead to aggressively enforce federal marijuana related charges in states where its production and sales are legal. colorado republican senator gardner says jeff sessions and president trump went back on a promise they both made in 2016. >> we were told that states' rights would be protected and not just by the attorney general. then the nominee to be attorney general. we were told that by then candidate donald trump. i call on attorney general sessions to explain to me why president trump was wrong in 2016 and what changed their minds. until he lives up to that commitment i will be holding all nominations to the department of justice. >> 29 states and the district of columbia allow some form of legalized marijuana including california that beg

it's an i have difficult time in the country, so what marco rubio is saying is true. it would be nice to have some sort of consistency so the rhys -- rest of the world can understand what's going on. it's such a big story, even the election between hillary clinton and donald trump was so intense, it was the top story. we've been in this cycle for the bet are part better part of two years now, more, actually. >> you said media's part of the problem. there's a lot to unpack there. i don't have time. but what about the media, because the media's just reflecting out to the world. >> regardless of who's sitting in the white house, they turn to friendly media. [ talking simultaneously ] >> please, stop, stop pretending that what's happening now is normal, because, stop pretending this has happened with previous presidents, there is no previous president of the united states who has branded the media the enemy of the american people, who has attacked the media as incessantly as he has in language that senator jeff flake has noted repeats the language used by dictators like j

bush administration was also an adviser to the presidential campaigns of marco rubio and mitt romney and in washington democratic strategist julian epstein he said just chief minority counsel to the house judiciary committee and is a former staff director of the government oversight and reform committee us. gentlemen thank you for being with us what's your takeaway from the government shutdown lanny what do you what do you see the result. well you know larry we're stuck in this really unfortunate cycle of lurching from continuing resolution to continuing resolution without any real long term. solution inside i think unfortunately in this particular situation a little bit a pox on both their houses type feeling i think for many americans for the democrats i think the challenge was it's not entirely clear what they got out of the two days of the shutdown they got some assurances maybe that they'll be discussion on immigration but at the end of the day it seems to me that this was much ado about nothing julian yeah i think lanny has it pretty much right and i think he was charitable tow

that is why during the presidential campaign marco rubio let that whole idea behin behind.ut then guiding the idea of whether or not you do a fix with the so-called dreamers, daca versus comprehensive immigration reform, diane feinstein positive, let's do a clean daca bill, which means just fix the dreamers, then we can do things like border security later. the president initially seemed to buy into that, that when kevin mccarthy jumped in and said, wait a second, basically saying to the president, she is laying the trap for you, don't fall for it. we have to do daca and some of the border security issues and then we can do comprehensive reform. to the president clarified near the end of the meeting when he was asked by abc correspondent jonathan karl whether there could be a daca agreement without a agreement to build a border wall. listen to his response. >> is there any agreement without the wall? >> no. >> the wall has to be there? >> you need it. john, you need the wall. i would love not to build the wall, but you need the wall. and i will tell you this, the i.c.e. off

what marco rubio is saying is true. you know, it would be nice to have some sort of consistency so the rest of the world can understand what's going on. it's such a big story even the election between hillary clinton and donald trump was so intense, it was the top news story. we've been in this intense cycle for the better part of two years now. you know, more, actually. >> so you said media is part of the problem. there's a lot to unpack there but i don't have time. what about the president, because the media is just reflecting out to the world what this administration and president are doing. >> regardless of who is sitting in the white house, they turn to friendly media who they feel they can resonate with. >> we're talking around the world. that wasn't marco rubio's comments. >> stop pretending what's happening now is normal. stop pretending this has happened with previous presidents. there is no previous president of the united states who has branded the media as the enemy of the american people, who has attacked t

and senator marco rubio has fired his chief of staff after reports of improper conduct with staffers. rubio said he traveled from florida to washington on saturday night to fire top adviser clint reed after learning about about those claims. rubio said he was made aware of the allegations for the first time on friday and immediately began investigating the matter. adding, quote, i had sufficient evidence to conclude that while employed by this office, my chief of staff violated office policies regarding proper relations between a supervisor and their subordinates. i further concluded that this led to actions which, in my judgment, amounted to threats to withhold employment benefits. reed began working for rubio in 2015 as the iowa state director for his presidential campaign and stayed on to run his senate re-election campaign. nbc news was not immediately able to reach reed for my comment. >>> still ahead, do they have 2020 vision? two candidates who lost their party's primary are now talking about their political futures. we're going to have that for you. >>> and new overnight, kabu

marco rubio got a lot of grief for taking a water break back in 2013 as he delivered the republicans. andi7mobody gave hima5t@ more thany)vñ donald trump. trump tweeted marco rubio#gç couldn't even respond properly to the state of the union speech without pouring sweat and chueñn water and choked. next time marco rubio should drink his water from a glass as opposed to a bottle, would have much less negative impact. little did donald trump know he would be president a few years later and need some water. now, the irony here is not only is he using a water bottle, it's a bottle of imported water during his speech blasting foreign imports. all right. so the economy and immigration will be top on the list tonight. the immigration part of the speech will be helpful. one of the biggest complaints from democrats and republicans alike is the white house has not had a consistent message on immigration. what does the president want? he changes his mind. so laying it out in a speech may help everyone understand. you can watch the state of the union right here on nbc bay area at 6:00 p.m. ton

if you go back a couple of years ago, i remember this interview that marco rubio gave to buzzfeed. he went into the buzzfeed offices, obviously this is marco rubio post-2012, setting up his, oh i'm the new hip thing. - nascent. - i have opinions about rap, talk to me about that, that sort of thing. i can connect with the children. - i'm the young candidate. yesterday's gone, tomorrow is going, (crosstalk). - exactly, he goes into the buzzfeed offices and within a few questions of the beginning of the interview, they start asking him questions about christianity and creationism and evolution and all these other things. rubio being the polite guy that he is, is sort of trying to be nice about things. they're trying to get him to say things that basically dis his supporters. i remember sending that around to a group of friends and having a comment from someone that said, you know, i wish that his response to this would have been yes, i believe in a god who created the world, was born of a virgin, and died for my sins. do you have a problem with that? that's the kind of thing that i th

. - when i thought about you was during the primaries, during the debates, when marco rubio and donald trump got into a whole thing about the size of his hands. - yes. - because i remembered, well you tell the story, back in the day, you all coined the relevant phrase here. - we did, we tended to coin epithets for people we ... - [evan] positives, right? - to talk about again and again. every time we mentioned henry kissinger, in the way that time magazine used to do, cause we had both, my partner graydon carter in time magazine, every time we referred to henry kissinger, we called him socialite war criminal henry kissinger. (laughing) and just the repetition of that was fun. - so funny. - exactly. we tried different ones on trump and then finally, i have now looked back at the history of this since it's become consequential, i guess, we started calling him short fingered vulgarian donald trump (audience laughing) in the early 80s. and as a result, because graydon had done a profile of trump while we were starting spy and came back to the little office we shared and said, you know, thi

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tax credit, which ivanka trump was publishing very, very hard, i will tell you that and so was marco rubio. i will tell you that the republican senate we had no democrat support, zero. they didn't want tax cuts. they want tax increases. they want to raise your taxes. they don't want to cut your taxes. but the child tax credit has become very important to the american family and they are very happy about it. our historic reductions to the business tax will raise annual household income by an average of $4,000. that's a tremendous number. the amount of money that's going to be brought in $4 trillion because of our tax reform. will be a number that this country has never seen pour into our country. and that's going to create more jobs and more investment. the stock market is shattering one record after another. unemployment is at 17-year low. and i'm very proud of this. african-american unemployment reached its lowest level in history. think of that. on the campaign trail, remember i said and would constantly say what do you have to lose? meaning what do you have to lose if you vote for trump

you and republican senator marco rubio have joined forces to introduce the deter act.t kind of consequences are you proposing? at its face, it seems like a no brainer. who wouldn't want this? >> well, i hope that's the case. because this is aimed at preventing interference in our elections on a forward looking basis. there's been obviously a lot of investigation into what happened in the last election. but senator rubio and i have teamed up to say we need to put in place a clear deterrent to interference going forward. and we do that with respect to any country. but especially with respect to russia. here's how it works. within 60 days of the next election, the director of national intelligence has to report to congress as to whether or not there's been interference by the russians or others. if the finding is yes, as it was in this last election, then very severe sanctions go into place. sanctions on russian banks, sanctions on russian oil industry. these are very hard-hitting sanctions. so russia would have to think very long and hard before interfering in our future

joining me now republican senator from florida marco rubio. will you support this measure at noon today? >> of course. we need to reopen the government. we can't be dealing -- the best way to deal with the issues is reopen the government and work those issues out. on the immigration thing, i'm a little baffled by why we've gotten wrapped around the axle here. two things have to happen. on the one hand we need to secure our border. we need to build a wall and enforce our immigration laws. and sustainable and permanent way. it is a promise the president made that the vast majority of americans support. on the other hand, and the president agrees with us, too, we need to find some permanent status at a minimum for the people who are currently under daca. that's the deal. what has complicated it people come forward and say i want citizenship. republicans and even the president has expressed an openness to only if you deal with chain migration. those issues can be negotiated out. the base is pretty easy to understand. you codify daca, not citizensh

ahead, senator marco rubio us his impression.me ads that willwl a what you get for million. but first here's today's "ey >>> president trump used his first state of the union address to praise americans and the impact of his presidency. >> president trump last night did something he almost never does, made the story of his presidency about somebody else. >> immigration is the one issue that has to be resolved first. the president laid out the four pillars of his immigration agenda, and democrats deeply opposed two of those pillars. >> after the president's speech last night, will it be easier or harder? >> we're all americans. you've got to make this place work and you've got to reach across the aisle. just to sit there and frown is not going to fix anything. >> to put it bluntly, they didn't like it. a lot of things he said don't register with him at all. they were especially upset with the way he characterized immigration. >> it's like the grammys, but less political. >> you had the generals, the supreme court justices, mitch m

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[laughter] paul: i supported -- i stood aside for most of 2015 and then supported marco rubio.d when he dropped out, did you have anybody next? [laughter] paul: um, no. i stood aside. david: ok. but ultimately when donald trump was the nominee of the party, did you support him then as the nominee? paul: i voted for him. david: ok. paul: and there is -- i was not going to vote for hillary clinton as some of my republican friends did, and i became optimistic about some of the opportunities in economic growth and regulatory reform, tax reform. david: has donald trump invited you down to visit him? did you know him before he was elected president? paul: i did not. i invested in his bonds a couple of times. david: ok. [laughter] david: those were high-grade bonds? [laughter] paul: they were on the date of issue. [laughter] [applause] david: they later became high-yield? paul: and below. david: right. [laughter] david: so, have you seen him since he is president, and have you given him any advice? paul: i visited the white house once a few months ago, and we chatted a bit about taxes

scott walker, and marco rubio and ted cruz each had their followings.t donald trump towered over everyone in name recognition and dominating the field. i think you would see the same thing with oprah. she would dominate the media coverage. >> matthew nussbaum who learned today he could make a damn fine entertainment news reporter. >>> coming up for us, a look at some of the breaking news surrounding us tonight including a huge political story in the american south. that when we continue. >>> last thing or two before we go tonight, a political shock wave in north korea is topping our look at some of the breaking news we're covering this evening. a panel of federal judges has ordered north carolina to throw out its congressional district map. they found the district were drawn up jerry mandered in ways that nakedly favor republicans and are designed to keep them in office. the judges have told the legislator in north carolina come back with a new map. they say there will not be a 2018 congressional election based on the old one. and the judges have threat

of 2015r said for most and then i supported marco rubio. i stood aside.ately, when donald trump was the nominee of the party, did you support him then? >> i voted for him. i was not going to vote for hillary clinton as some of my ipublican friends did and became optimistic about some of the opportunities in economic reform,nd regulatory tax reform. >> has donald trump invited you got to visit him? i did not know him. >> i invested in his buzz a couple of times. >> high-grade bonds? on the date of issue. >> they later became high-yield? >> and below. >> have you seen him since he is president and have you given any advice? >> i visited the white house wants a few months ago and we chatted a bit about taxes and economic policy. >> you have given a lot of money and raised a lot of money. >> that is on the way it goes, their problem, let's be humanists, their problem is that they are subject to all kinds of forces, all kinds of pressures coming from 360 degrees on their compasses. so the right policies and the necessarilyre not -- many of them listen and many

to think marco rubio kind of does this about-face, that he actually insulted ted cruz's wife. i mean, there's not a kind of fundamental point where it said, this is where i draw the line that no one can insult my wife. if you don't have that part of your character, why would we expect that -- for there to be anything that's a bridge too far? i think that has been the nature of what's happened with the rest of the gop. now on the issue of them being concerned about the base, is there anything else, anything that comes above the priority of being re-elected? is there any point in which someone says, i'm actually interested in the well-being of the united states over my own particular political interests? right now it doesn't appear to be. >> lahnee, that question to you, you've worked with many of these republicans, is there anything more to them and their character other than re-election? >> look, i don't think the need to get re-elected is unique to republicans. i think both republicans and democrats have it. in this situation, yeah, look, i hope -- i would hope that more of t

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nikki h lachlt ey and i said that's the future of the republican party until donald trump beat marco rubioprimary and crushed my dreams. here we are today. i'm glad to see -- i was skeptical of her appointment in that position, given she had no foreign policy experience but she's actually done a fantastic job. and i'm actually glad to see her in that position. she seems to be almost inoculated from the chaos going on in this administration and i wonder is it because she's come out with different positions than the president at times which we all know doesn't go over very well. with her, he seems to have laid off of her. i wonder if it's because he knows he has to be careful with his image with women so i don't think he wants to attack her. she's doing a great job. i'm proud of her. >> dude, it is 2018. what is going on? >> first of all, the idea that the one person who is classing up the joint, classing up the entire trump administration by exponential points, you're going to go after her and say she doesn't have any class? this is where we are in this moment. people want to figure out som

lorena: marco rubio sÉ que no le abrieron las puertas de la oficina a las personas que estuvieron allÍtodo el paÍs, nos estamos movilizando nacionalmente para poder poner presiÓn porque estÁn nuestras vidas en la lÍnea. carolina: el lÍder de la mayorÍa del senado dijo que podrÍan tomar este tema casi inmediatamente, pero hemos escuchado una y otra vez lo mismo. crees tÚ a la palabra del senador? lorena: no sÉ si tanto o es el que me preocupa sino mcconnell pues Él no me inspira mucha confianza. vamos a ver quÉ pasa y hay que seguir luchando. no nos vamos a dar por vencidos tan fÁcilmente. javier: queremos seguir sabiendo noticias de ustedes y gracias por acompaÑarnos el dÍa de hoy. carolina: siguiendo con el tema migratorio una familia denuncia que inmigraciÓn arrestó a un inmigrante mexicano llamado eliseo jurado por ser esposo de la activista peruana. sin embargo el servicio de inmigraciÓn dijo que lo detuvo por haber llegado indocumentado al paÍs en el aÑo 2004. tiene cargos por delitos menores y permanece bajo custodia de inmigraciÓn a la espera de una resoluciÓn de su caso ante un

wheel get reaction from joe manchin and republican senator marco rubio. >>> the president is pushing1.5 trillion plan to build highways, bridges, and other infrastructure, but where will the money come from. why mr. trump's solution may not be enough. >>> facebook's rising pressure to delete an app designed just for kids.

he's little marco rubio. little marco rubio. little marco, by the way, is a choke artist.d-d-l-e. little marco. i'm not going to say little marco. i refuse to say it. right? i refuse to say little marco. just now coming in, i watched this lightweight rubio, total lightweig lightweight. little mouth on him. bing, bing, bing. crooked hillary. she's crooked. crooked hillary clinton. crooked hillary clinton. crooked hillary clinton. who is more dishonest? crooked hillary clinton or the media? crooked, crooked, crooked hillary. or as i would call her, crooked hillary. she is a crooked one. there's no question. crooked hillary clinton. you know, that term has really stuck. everyone has calling her -- has anyone seen crooked hillary clinton today in. >> so little time, so many nicknames bestowed upon so many different americans. it's where we will end things tonight as we start a new week here together. that is our broadcast for a monday evening. thank you so much very much for being here with >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> no, no i'm not a racist. >> the president finally answers

. >>> marco rubio has fired his chief of staff after receiving reports of improper contact with aids.e investigated the claims immediately and fired the chief of staff on friday. rubio says he is not disclosing details due to the wishes of the victims. >>> ingvar kamprad, the ikea founder who created a global furniture empire, has died at 91. he started the company at 17 years old. he created a global empire, becoming one of the richest men in the world. he died yesterday in sweden at the age of 91 years old. >>> mort walker the creator of the comic strip beetle bailey has died at the age of 94. he gained fame with the comedy antics of the army private. that comic strip ran for 70 years. his family said that he died at his home in connecticut. he was 94 years old. >>> songwriters and music publishers will get a bigger cut of money made from streaming services. that means they could cost you more to use music streaming services. the copyright board has decided to increase the royalties from 10% to 15% over the next five years. songwriters and publishers have complained that they were n

el senador marco rubio reaccionÓ diciendo que lo Único que pudiera arreglar las cosas en venezuela es y le preguntaba por quÉ lo hacÍa si la orden era que saliera del agua con las peligrosas corrientes. desde mÉxico, andrade nos cuenta mÁs. andrade: es la voz angustiada del salvavidas quien al ver cÓmo la mujer ingresa al mar con sus hijos de cinco y ocho aÑos busca evadirla para que saliera del mar. >> hizo caso omiso porque los niÑos gritaban cuando ingresÉ a por ellos. locutora: alonso corriÓ a la playa donde minutos antes le habÍan advertido que la playa estaba cerrada por mal tiempo. sin embargo, ignoro el aviso. los pobladores contaron que minutos antes un perro la habÍa mordido y ella en un momento de descontrol se metiÓ al mar con sus pequeÑos. por eso, el salvavidas hizo lo necesario para evitar una tragedia. >> estuve en un momento en el agua rezando con ella para que no pasara a mayores. tomÉ la niÑa, agarre a la seÑora de la mano y la comencÉ a jalar hacia fuera. locutora: de acuerdo con el testimonio, primero saco a los niÑos mientras que la madre seguÍa con la meta de in

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going back is really fascinating. , a couplek to 2013 years ago, one of the key figures was senator marco rubio and he is nowhere to be seen on this issue right now. he is either playing a silent role or hanging behind the scenes depending on who you talk to. i think the history of this is a real factor, given who is involved and notably who is not. host: from california, the independent line, justin, hello. caller: hi, i wanted to ask your guests, does the daca legislation address say if family that comes across the border with a young child a year from now, if they pass this legislation and we deal with the people who are here, the children brought over illegally previously, are we going to be right back into the same problem a few years from now, or do all young children brought to the u.s. illegally in the future get rolled into daca? is this issue addressed? guest 2: no, those kids would not be under this or any legislation coming forward. any bill right now would work for the kids between the ages of 16 and 36 that were brought here in the past however many years that are under this dream