i love mark hannah. do you think you would blow him off? even though it was going to happen whether you voted or not? >> late last night, the senate called the vote for today. and why is hud, the secretary of housing and urban development so popular to colorado? there's a legitimate answer for that. >> i'm not going to dispute that, but the votes were there. be honest. he didn't want anything to do with being seen with president obama. >> if he didn't want anything to do with being seen with him, he. >> he wanted him to raise money for him, but he didn't want to be seen with him. >> neither did senator bennett or any of the democratic delegation who was scheduled to fly back to attend the fund-raiser but had work to do in the congress. >> you're making my point. >> what i'm saying -- >> nobody had anything to do with it. >> they have no political liability. >> there's no political advantage for them doing it either. >> all i'm saying is all of the elected representatives in colorado decided, you know what? this congress rarely gets anything

i love mark hannah. do you think you would blow him off? even though it was going to happen whether you voted or not? >> late last night, the senate called the vote for today. and why is hud, the secretary of housing and urban development so popular to colorado? there's a legitimate answer for that. >> i'm not going to dispute that, but the votes were there. be honest. he didn't want anything to do with being seen with president obama. >> if he didn't want anything to do with being seen with him, he wouldn't have invited him. >> he wanted him to raise money for him, but he didn't want to be seen with him. >> neither did senator bennett or any of the democratic delegation who was scheduled to fly back to attend the fund-raiser but had work to do in the congress. >> you're making my point. >> what i'm saying -- >> nobody had anything to do with it. >> they have no political liability. >> there's no political advantage for them doing it either. >> all i'm saying is all of the elected representatives in colorado decided, you know what? this con

i love mark hannah. do you think you would blow him off? even though it was going to happen whether you voted or not? >> late last night, the senate called the vote for today. and why is hud, the secretary of housing and urban development so popular to colorado? there's a legitimate answer for that. >> i'm not going to dispute that, but the votes were there. be honest. he didn't want anything to do with being seen with president obama. >> if he didn't want anything to do with being seen with him, he wouldn't have invited him. >> he wanted him to raise money for him, but he didn't want to be seen with him. >> neither did senator bennett or any of the democratic delegation who was scheduled to fly back to attend the fund-raiser but had work to do in the congress. >> you're making my point. >> what i'm saying -- >> nobody had anything to do with it. >> they have no political liability. >> there's no political advantage for them doing it either. >> all i'm saying is all of the elected representatives in colorado decided, you know what? this con

did you feel mark hannah should have buttoned that last button? i'm megyn kelly." i love mark. we do. >>> welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert, the immigration crisis continues to spiral out of control. in the past nine months alone nearly 60,000 illegals have made the journey across the border and appears to be no end in sight. foxnews.com accompanied texas congressman gohmert. they went inside an immigration detention center in texas. and in just a moment congressman gohmert will join us more on the recent search. first we turn to john roberts standing by in mission, texas, tonight with all the latest details. john, what's going on? >> repor

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we have our panel along with mark hannah. welcome to everybody. how serious is this? >> well, brenda, it is very serious, and every time we talk about the minimum wage, it is a a head scratcher for me, because i cannot see the positives in this. let's stipulate that it is going to hurt powerful businesses, and small businesses and meet yolker businesses, and so it is a tax the basically, and at the end of the year, they have less profits to grow the business or hire less people, but talk about the populous view of the minimum wage and that does not wash. one, it hurts employment. study after study have shown that there is a correlation of raising the minimum wage, and increase of unemployment. and look no further than the last increase in the minimum wage, and you can see tin cre t decrease in teenaged employment. and who is out? the most disadvantaged people and unskilled people in society especially like the hike in seattle up to $15. and it does not help those who do not want to be helped. for a family, you have about 5% of the population. and for those people, you

we have our panel along with mark hannah. welcome to everybody. how serious is this?ious, and every time we talk about the minimum wage, it is a

did you feel mark hannah should have buttoned that last button? i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." i love mark. we do. >>> welcome to "hannity." a fox news alert, the immigration crisis continues to spiral out of control. in the past nine months alone nearly 60,000 illegals have made the journey across the border and appears to be no end in sight. foxnews.com accompanied texas congressman gohmert. they went inside an immigration detention center in texas. and in just a moment congressman gohmert will join us more on the recent search. first we turn to john roberts standing by in mission, texas, tonight with all the latest details. john, what's going on? >> reporter: hey, sean. good to see you tonight. we did take an exclusive trip inside the border patrol detention facility. it's the very first time television cameras have been allowed in. and what i found when i went inside was about 460 illegal immigrants from central america. that's down from a peak of 1,500 just a few weeks ago. there has been some improvement there. but still very crowded. they were at

. >>> we're joined now by mark hannah, a democratic campaign veteran who worked on both the kerry and obama campaigns. start with that. an interesting interview with the head of hamas this weekend and asked him could you live next to jews and he said yes and he said could you live next to israel and he said no. how are they supposed to negotiate, mark? >> they're having a hard time negotiating. i think what the american people are getting so frustrated with right now is the fact that when israel is bombing gaza right now, there are 2 million people living in gaza, only 15,000 of them are affiliated with hamas. so that's less than 1%. >> the other side -- i'll let you finish. the other side says, well, they elected hamas, a terrorist group. what did they think was going to happen? >> right. the kids, the 8-year-olds, the 10-year-olds getting killed by israeli bombs didn't elect, didn't cast a vote in that election. so right now over 1,000 people have died in gaza. the vast majority are civilians in gaza. >> and it's true, and look at these pictures, they're heartbreaking. i mean, look

. >>> joining me now another mark, mark hannah, a democratic campaign veteran who worked on the kerry and obama presidential campaigns. really? he was leading in iraq when isis took over and started forming an islamic state? >> i think it's pretty rich to have somebody from the bush administration come on here and lecture the obama administration on its foreign policy blunders. >> really? >> i do. in fact. >> plenty of blame to go around. >> there is. and, megyn, i don't want to take this opportunity to play the blame game because it really is the case that a republican senator said back in 1950, politics should stop at the water's edge. when it comes to facing our adversaries and sending a message to the rest of the world, there should be some unity that we project as a country. >> did you say that to your side during the iraq war when they were saying kill cheney first? >> nobody i know said kill cheney first. >> you should have walked around the upper west side during 2006-2007 because they were wearing t-shirts. >> there were a lot of people voted against the iraq war, opposed the

to ashley pratt from the young americans foundation, and democratic strattist mark hannah. >> the way question was word evidence it has cause for concern. i think that we can all agree, ashley, you, me, that no political party has a monopoly on patriotism. and it's expressed in different ways and whether you're defending the obama administration or defending america for any public policy enacted or expressing patriotism through dissent or criticizing the country because we can do better, which is a freedom our founding fathers gave us. >> the poll is a fluke? >> the same poll i went back and looked at it. this is a little paradoxical. the conservatives that express the most patriotism and express the most's simple, thought the countries best days were behind it. yet for liberals, 70% or more thought the best days were yet to come. >> ashley, just about how the questions are worded and not the facts? >> i really don't think so here, jenna. on this independence day and every day i'm proud to be an american -- >> you're being marked in the wardrobe department. >> i should have worn my am

we have our panel along with mark hannah. welcome to everybody. how serious is this?

we are grateful to congress woman giffords and mark kelly for joining us for a conversation with hannahrosen -- with hanna rosin. i would have one other thing to add. this is the fun element to it. i'm a fan of bono. i've interviewed him a few times. i've gone to bono's concerts. mark has deflated me. how many of you went to a bono concert? remember when he was speaking to gabby from space, and we all thought it was live? nonetheless, it was taped, but it was a magical moment. it was astounding. hanna, the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you. started.s before we [laughter] so, i'm going to start out with a few simple questions to get us going, get to know gabby a little bit better. i you a morning person or a night owl? >> night owl. >> cats or dogs? >> dogs. >> hughson or tucson -- houston or tucson? >> tucson is my home. >> you don't want to put down anybody, especially texas. coffee or tea? >> sugar. tea. >> tea with what? >> sugars. two sugars. >> that's a lot of sugar. >so, from the very beginning, yu and gabby have made the stages of her recovery public -- videos in the hospit

hannah with the minority. from mr. engel's staff, mark and heidi who negotiated with my staff in good faith from day one. and on my staff, i particularly want to thank my deputy chief of staff, j.p., who led negotiations as well as katie and my former staffer, sarah. this bill is bipartisan. it has a history of consensus. it's fiscally responsible and will benefit all americans suffering from muscular dystrophy. i urge everyone to support it and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. without objection, the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, is recognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i claim my time from mr. dingell, and i rise in strong support of h.r. 594, the paul d. wellstone muscular dystrophy community assistance, research and education amendments, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i worked with the gentleman from texas, dr. burgess, to introduce this bill and i would personally like to thank him for his hard work with his p

marks the 30th anniversary of the first lunar landing. j barberie on the life of the first man to walk on the moon. 's afterwo c-span2 rd. host: our guest joining us is hannah thoburn. discussiontinue our about the incident in ukraine. what did you make of the white house response yesterday? what they were saying about russia. measured was very compared to the things that samantha power said. i thought he saw a very measured response by president obama. it was wise of him to be slow and pointing fingers. haventelligence reports we coming out of the defense department do really make it clear that we know where this missile came from and we are reasonably sure who shot it. the next best question is try to figure out where and how these separatists. their hands on this kind of equipment. host: what does it mean for the parties involved? guest: it will be interesting to see -- a lot of it will have to do with russia's response to this. you have seen them say, look, this happened over ukrainian territory. it's their fault. if ukraine had not pushed back , thist these separatists would not have happened. you see russia blaming ukraine for the situation. whether t