we are really honored to have mike mccall with us. there is really no one better suited to discuss the issues that we raised in our 10th anniversary report. the chairman is a 10-year veteran of congress representing a really robust and interesting district in texas. he has a background that is really quite perfect for the role, at least in my view, since i'm a lawyer and a former justice department official, and he served in that department with distinction and is quite familiar with some of the mechanisms by which we keep our country safe. so thank you, mike, for being here and for helping us think through some of these issues today. >> thank you. >> i think i'd like to start where we -- where the conversation just left off and put on the table this question of who is responsible for protecting us in a very complex environment. in our report, we made a couple of observations as lee hamilton just said. we talked about the success as we see it of the director of national intelligence structure finally getting to a place where there is

them to the various district judge's offices. >> and we're told mccall less has eluded constables tryingo serve warrants before. now the da will have to decide if any criminal charges will be filed against mccall hers pour the constables. their guns have been handed over for the investigation. lucy. >> shawnette, skyfox over the scene avenue deadly accident in lawrence township. police say a man driving a dump truck hit a nissan pushing it into a lake. it happened just after 1:00 this afternoon near lake drive and brunswick avenues. the dump truck ended up on top of the car with both of them in the lake. the driver of the nissan died. >>> fatal accident reconstruction team are here and we're going to, you know, dot best we can to, you know, get the -- identify what truly happened. >> medics took the dump truck driver to the hospital. no word on his condition tonig tonight. >>> in chester county an explosion sends a home crumbling to the ground. firefighters say they raced to the home in coatesville close to 12:00 this afternoon. the home on wall net street and penrose lane went up in nam

mccall thompson amended it and that amendment is before us. i think that we could fix this thing with one additional amendment to address the changes that are bipartisan changes that people would like to see made in the 2008 law. so we could do this within 24 hours if only the speaker would allow that senate fix, comprehensive fix to move forward with the mccall-thompson proposal and with an additional amendment which i would gladly co-sponsor with any republican to fix whatever we think may be wrong with 2008 law. >> do you think there's something wrong -- let me stop you there. do you think there's something wrong with the law? what do you want to have fixed with the law? the president wants it changed. what do you want changed in the law? >> well, i don't have anything special that i want to see changed in the law. i do believe that we should modify the approaches. there's some loopholes there involving children. we were trying to fix a problem involving trafficking and that kind of stuff, but those loopholes there are now being used by gan

we're honored to have chairman mccall with us. there's no one better suited to discussing issues we raised in our tenth anniversary report. the chairman is a ten-year veteran of congress representing a really robust and interesting district in texas. he has a background that is really quite perfect for the role, at least in my view, since i'm a lawyer and a former justice department official and he served in that department with distinction and is quite familiar with some of the mechanisms by which we keep our country safe. so thank you, mike, for being here and for helping us think through some of these issues today. i think i'd like to start where the conversation just left off and put on the table this question of who is responsible for protecting us in a very our of observations. as lee hamilton just said, we talked about the success, as we see it, of the director of national intelligence structure, finally getting to a place where this is cohesion between the agencies. we talk about the collection of information in a world in

here is mike mccall. listen to this. >> we're not going to write a blank check for $4 billion or it's going to be more targeted. we're looking at things like changing the 2008 law. things like border security bill that passed out of my committee putting that as a provision so we can get it done. should we change a law so the central american children are treated like children crossing from mexico. >> listen what they passed this year. the only thing they passed last year is to revodhaka. they put it on the floor and voted it. >> what do we do? what do we do with the reality? >> we need to pass mccall which is part of my bill. it's a part of the only comprehensive immigration reform bill that is bipartisan in the house. it has democrats and republicans. it's on the house. hr 50. we need to pass it out and the president's supplemental so we can deal with the problem. the idea that you can stand there, put your hands in the pocket and let the humanitarian crisis unfold. listen, the only thing we're going to

this brings up a point that mike mccall made at the gathering last tuesday.e talked about the likelihood -- type attack is been diminished but we should be concerned about other attacks. >> when i first got elected chairman, they said there has been a bombing in boston. i think the boston example illustrates a new threat that we are seeing in terms of radicalization over the internet and smaller scale operations. the good work the commission did stopped by connecting the dots and using imagination. it stopped a lot of the larger scale attacks. that would be very difficult to pull off in today's world the way the intelligence community is set up. the smaller scale attacks are very difficult to detect and disrupt. he is the chairman of the homeland security committee in the house. we are asking you if you are safer. back to the callers. they mentioned the flag of the birkeland bridge. avoided capture so far. >> let's hear next from michael who is in georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i enjoy c-span and i was c-span three. one of the things that they s

mexico because the odds are they will be raped before they get to the united states. >> reporter: mccallrn them will be found but there has to be a deterance measure to show this south of the border. >>> general motors ceo is back in front of the testifying panel about why gm failed to fix the ignition switches and how the kept accident victims, their families and even the government in the dark. mark is live. what can we expect? >> reporter: you summed it up there. mary barra will be asked about the corporate culture at gm that allowed the dark to be kept in the dark about the ignition switches for 11 years. she is not the only one called. michael millcon is going to be drilled on the role the legal department played in the mishandling of the recall of 2 .6 million. and rodny o'neal, his company made the switches that resulted in the recall. 15 employees were forced out and anticipates questions on if that is enough to change the culture at gm. >>> lawmakers want to know if the obama administration can really investigate itself? issa is chairing the committee you see right now. >> and h

the sea and like much of the flight has been blocked the house could look like it's been lived in mccall but all this data driven off a cliff can be done for a p.r. i like to much like in the house to the plot it's going to get a pulse and click on specific cricket off a cliff michael could not stop playing golf. so long to keep. this up my mind want to keep busy. want to keep busy. morning busy. you started strange famous records in one thousand nine hundred six what compelled you to start an indie label all the way back then and how hard was it to get off the ground. whoa it didn't get off the ground until like many years later but in ninety six i was introduced to the hardcore punk rock scene. and they were all releasing their own records there was no major label putting out stuff like that and it inspired me because that whole time from childhood until i was in college i was like when is a major label going to sign me and it was obvious that wasn't going to happen unless you know i had to like get stuff in motion on my own it just inspired me i watched them print their own scenes the

as to why graham phillips might have been targeted in particular we asked legal expert alexander mccall this first question that he was working for me and eighty sir russian television station secondly that he was broadcast to me and so it was exactly an english speaking audience and so to try me so stereo because mr phillips is a very good journalist and was broadcasting things that the ukrainian authorities don't want the world to see and he was doing that as i said in english and that was obviously unacceptable to them so presumably they will be treating our journalists who work for other russian television stations or news media organizations in the same way i find it actually very worrying. well dutch police and investigators have arrived in eastern ukraine to examine the site of the crash of a malaysian airlines plane that came down last week killing all two hundred ninety eight people on board although they haven't reached the scene of the tragedy yet and these are pictures from the netherlands bodies of the victims have been arriving back in the country where the ill fated fligh

just one of the reasons why graham phillips was detained that is according to legal expert alexander mccall this. first question is that he was working for r.t.e. and it is a russian television station secondly that he was broadcasting in english and so was attracting an english speaking audience and thirty if i may say so because mr phillips is a very good journalist and was broadcasting things that the ukrainian authorities don't want the world to see and he was doing that as i said in english and that was obviously unacceptable to them so presumably they will be treating our journalists who work for other russian television stations or news media organizations in the same way i find it actually very worrying. graham has been posting online about his treatment at the hands of ukraine's security forces and he spared no details on what he and his fellow journalists had to endure you can follow his twitter feed for more details of his experiences. the ukrainian military has killed at least sixteen civilians with unguided grad rockets and that could amount to war crimes that is according to h

charles: matt mccall, nobody said that about you, still, i love you, babe. [ laughter ] >> go my facebook, too. i guess. >> you're on facebook. charles: tracy, you have a facebook? >> no, you can't go to mine. write a letter. charles: listen, a lot of action this week, a whole bunch of stuff on social media. what's it looking like? >> a lot on social media. i can't wait to talk about student loan debt. i have a few ideas for recent grads. charles: everyone can't wait for that. the topic of the hour. i've said it before, i'll say it again, this is not day trading, not countdown to the crash. the idea of successfully enhancing wealth, changing your life is investing in a portfolio and letting it work out over a period of time. the way we do it, the "real, real deal." we look under the hood, we find the things that help you make more money. and we're going to dig into our first "real, real deal." well, we're going to start with a question from annie. ask payne if i'm betting on a great american renaissance of sorts in fracking oil here in u.s. post-2017, where to invest? >> fantastic questio

. >> matt mccall with the ever crazy socks and shoes. tracy byrnes, doesn't have socks. i noticed. remember, the message of the show is about making money. you need time to build a portfolio. that is what we are here to help you do. that means we start with the "real, real deal," coming in on the headlines here, showing you how can you use them to make more money. we get into the first "real, real deal." a lot of people have been talk lately about issues of race and gender in the office. especially now that big tech companies such as facebook and google have released otherwise private stats. here's charles' take. >> look at facebook. the fact that almost half the employees in nontech jobs are women doesn't feel like progress, when you look at high-paying tech jobs, look how small they are. >> it is the 21st century, the battle of the sexes, it is creating a lot of chaos, but some industries, women do dominate. so hitha. i'm going to bring you in, one of the power ladies on that point. seems like education, health care, these are two industries where women are prevalent. >> exactly.

chairman mccall out of homeland security, it takes a big chunk of what he has put forward and move throughut in terms of border security. the crux of the money will go toward securing this border. also on the prevention side we have to make sure that we amend the current 2008 trafficking victims persons act so that we can, in fact, reunite these children with their homeland and most of all adjudicate him to drive them expeditiously. what is key here, and what the viewers understand, we are not talking about days or weeks or months to apart me. we're talking about days, weeks or months or years. we want to process and adjudicate these children and folks that have poured across the border in a very, very expeditious back to the fashion. lou: now you have about six days poor going on recess, the house. and within that time do you believe the speaker will put this legislation up for a vote? >> if we can come to an agreement within our conference because this is something that probably house republicans are going to have to move on our own. remember, the president was an agreement that the need

maddy mccall. do you understand weight color block is?cy burns, i'm not going to talk to you because the jersey girls get a bit a sensitive. >> it is cold in here, but the markets, banks again. charles: we have a lot to talk about today. kate rogers with the social media. >> social media, i want to know why janet yellen is weighing in on twitter. seriously. charles: i just hope she types faster than she speaks. remember we set a before and we will say again this is not about day trading or down to the crash it's the idea of investing and building wealth overate period of time and that is what we are here to help you do. we do the real deal or go behind the headlines and look under the hood to help you make more money. let's do it. let's find the first real real deal. think green skin and better-than-expected and johnson & johnson blew away the street. the fed survey climb to its highest level in four years. retail sales were mixed, but the chain soar sales had a strong momentum among consumer spending. that said the market higher and then

charles: matt mccall, i love the suit, people are trying adjust their iris right now? >> i got good tweets again. charles: tracy byrd, elegant as usual. how are you? >> feeling good. charles: we did okay. >> interesting day. charles: interesting day, and kate rogers social media guru, what's going on? >> everybody is talking about crumbs, when they announced they were going out of business, i don't know where i was. >> i've said it before and say it again, not about day trading, not about countdown to the crash, the idea of successfully investing and building real wealth in the portfolio takes a little bit of time. we'll tell you how to do it. we use this technique, call it the real, real deal. behind the scenes, look under the hood. try to find the real information that ultimately will make you more money. dig into the first real, real deal. for most of the session the market bounced around like a punch drunk prize fighter but held onto find firm footing. uneasiness with the momentum early in the session. nasdaq gave up gains to turn south momentarily, but the blue ch

charles: matt mccall. >> tech stocks are flying once again. pop some bottles, let's make it rain.laughter] charles: what is big on social media? >> the driverless car debate. i think you may be blowing it out of proportion. charles: they don't make it in my size yet. this is not countdown to the crash or fast trades. it is not a sprint, it is a journey. we plan to be with you each step of the way and to do that we do what we call the real real deal. we help you learn how to use them to make some real money. i saw the x-men over the weekend and the tech stocks are coming back faster than the wolverine. they are proving this ain't 2000. one thing i know, guys, they never give up, they never satisfied. it would have dropped two bombs in now sake. i think people can still make a lot of money. what is all of this action doing? where are we with all of this? >> i think we're the same place today as we were two weeks ago. a lot of investors got shaken out hitting multi-month lows. the tech bubble burst, time to get out but a lot of investors base their long-term decisions on short-term f

charles: matt mccall you're looking pretty pretty dapper. what's going on?as pretty happy about that the one i thought you were drawn from yesterday. what's going on tracy? >> city banking out early and help the market. charles: it did. did you understand the numbers? >> it was like the lesser of all the crap. charles: kate rogers, by the way, you look fantastic. the mac thank you. charles: help yep good news he met americans can't tell who is into us and who is not and not is why we use this app so much. charles: tinder is what they call the hookup and a lot of people don't what to admit they use it and i'm glad kate is great. i wouldn't say she admitted it-- >> for the record i don't use it. she went already backtracking. it's not daytrading. we talk about successfully making a whole lot of money over the long. time and that is way we are here to help you do. we call the real real dealing go behind the headlines and find headlines before they become news. the first real real deal. the instability arc and lost -- this morning the wall street journal article

house homeland security security michael mccall said it's really, really bad down there. military bases are turning into refugee camps. i never thought i would see this in the united states of america. the department of homeland security is currently not adequately prepared to deal with

charles: matt mccall, try to top that with your headline. >> why apple is game-changer once again inechnology. charles: your lips to steve jobs. kate rogers what is big on social media scene? >> everyone talks about the internet of things. do we really want the internet in our underwear? >> no. charles: do you have to pay for it? guys, remember -- >> i have to think about that. charles: this is not countdown to the crash and no, sir fast ratings. we're not talking about investing, building wealth. it is not a sprint but a journey. we plan to be with you every step of the way. this is the real real deal. we go behind the headlines to see how you use them to make money. this is our first real real deal. more worrisome for me, the doom and gloom crowd as been quiet this week. i get nervous when they stop talking crash. next thing you know they will be bullish. danny, feels like even bears know the short-term trend is to the upside. how much further do you think it has got to go? >> you have to just put your blinders on, chars. you can not keep listen together crowd. i'll tell you why. g

but for republicans like not only mccall but rick perry the governor of texas to somehow say this isof the administration, i just think they are confusing issues and i don't think it's very attractive and as far as the administration is concern it's not going to make republicans somehow change, they are not going change but i think the president wants to appeal to the american public to say it's not his fault. >> we've heard dhs secretary jay johnson in talking about the situation at the border which anyone's standards is tragic. he said, those it's a good chance for us to move immigration reform forward, we should look at this and use it as a spring board to get something done. charles, to juan's point i'm hearing from people on both sides of the aisle who will whether privately not publicly acknowledge they think the president's decisions and his executive actions on immigration have sent a message whether it's been received improperly or properly to people who are coming here thinking they are getting something that they are allegedly not going to get although some of these folks

financials matt mccall. all-star time for friday. so excited to have you guys.hat do you think of lebron? what do you think of scotty markets? >> i went to high school in cleveland. i called folks and they are pretty darn happy. 23 jerseys out. that is lebron james's numbers. oh would you, they burned them. there will be crazy spending. it is believe land in cleveland. johnny manziel and lebron james in the same city. it is not in the biggest city in ohio is. columbus is. this is great drama played out over last couple weeks when nba finish ad great final. melissa: the show is about money. is this a money move? >> i think it will be for cleveland. they couldn't do any worse than they were doing. this will help sales and ticket sales. i'm grateful this wasn't another, the decision. that was probably most painful media experience to watch ever. melissa: it was agonizing. what do you think? >> he it planning to do this for years. melissa: who doesn't want to go back to cleveland obviously. i can't wait. >> he wants to be in management and own a team like michael jo

house homeland security security michael mccall said it's really, really bad down there. listen. >> the point is, our military bases are turning into refugee camps. i never thought i would see this in the united states of america. the department of homeland security is currently not adequately prepared to deal with this influx of unaccompanied children. the state and local officials will fill the void. it takes the border patrol away from their main mission. >> here's hundreds of american citizens fired up at a town hall meeting in marietta, california, where a tsunami of illegals is swamping their small town. >> do you have a handle on what this is costing us. please use the word illegal aliens. they came across here illegally. >> if i break the law, you're going to come down on me real quick. and yet, you are not following the laws. you are breaking the laws. >> you'll receive our gratitude in not being removed from offices. when you prove your ability to stay on this front line until this singularly important issue is completely, comprehensively resolved. >> all right.

for more on the crash and market reaction, we've got our payne's pros, hitha prabhakar, matt mccall and tracy barnes and we have david nelson chief strategist at bell point, he's a market strategist and commercial pilot. steve yates a former white house deputy assistant to the vice president for nsa affairs, and on the phone with us kt mcfarland, fox news national security analyst, held national security posts in three presidential administrations. want to thank you all for being here, we began the session under pressure, remember last night president obama raised the stakes with russia with greater sanctions, we erased the losses and the bottom fell out of the market. kt, to you from there, give us the picture of exactly what went on? >> you have to start not just yesterday with the sanctions that the president announced. the russian-ukrainian separatists shot down two military aircraft. there was another shot today and another airplane went down. there is indication that the ukrainian separatist rebels thought they shot down a third ukrainian airplane and it was quickly obvious it was

we added the mccall border protection bill. so we have got to secure the border. we have to have metrics and measurements to ensure to the american public it is secure before moving through any of the other measures. part of the challenge i think for republicans is the concern that this president might implement different pieces of the law without addressing the border first. i mean, this is a president that said in 2011 the border is absolutely secured. in fact, he chastised republicans during an elections on how secure the border was. it's obvious the border is not secure today and taking a change in law not only the 2008 law which the president supported on human trafficking but going to take actually putting in the same types of safeguards we have in the southern border in california where you have two fences or cameras or you have got motion detectors. we have all of that between san diego and tijuana. you don't have it in the rio grande and texas and you can put in the measures and we don't have a situation where border patrol can patrol our entire southern

. >> mccall says she has evidence the fbi is specifically instructing local law enforcement agenciese aclu spokesman says the marshals are doing the same thing for local police departments in florida. >> the head of the terror group so vicious and really so spontaneous that al qaeda kicked it out, is apparently not sweating all the warnings from the west. in fact, he is reportedly going public for the very first time, even as troops in iraq try to hunt him down. he is the leader of the group that is getting all the attention, and he is getting it for something he is apparently wearing. what's up with your wristwatch? that's ahead. >>> investigators in iraq say they're analyzing video that shows the leader of the brutal isis militant group making its first public appearance. in what really is his territory now. that's according to a spokesman for the iraqi military. at least two militant web sites posted the video over the weekend. it shows, apparently, abu baghdadi on friday, delivering a sermon in the mosque in the northern city of mosul. the man says, i am not better than your or m

congressman vince mccall esther the married surveillance kissing a married staffers.s going up against zach dasher, the nephew of duck dynasty star. that's going to do it for the hour of msnbc. coming up next on "newsnation" with tamron hall. more troops headed to iraq as officials say the threats to american interests are extremely high. plus, a live report from brazil on today's world cup match. knowing a thing or two about what makes a good bus ride. they started the coach company. their clients now include justin timberlake, lady gaga, rihanna, even the president. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership doe

here's what ginger mccall says about that. >> we heard from her before, so i will skip ahead to the rest information. the fact is, you know, she tells us that of course the nsa has this large place that we know about out in utah where they're collecting information and she says there's no way of knowing what happens to all this information. she says the government likes to keep information, not tell you about it and use it when it becomes valuable to them. we've reached out for comment to find out what the feds have to say. gretchen? >> all right. wro we've heard this before, because we both have on the same color today, when i've been looking at the monitor of you, people say we look alike, right? >> since i've joined fox people have been saying that asking if we are sisters. i would be honored. >> when i keep looking down at the monitor i'm doing a double take, whoa, we do kind of look alike. >> i think so, too. >> tweet us, facebook us, let us know if you agree with that. have a great week. >> you, too. >>> dozens of nigerian girls who had been kidnapped by the terror group boko haram

between mccall laal and mission texas. this is the rio grand. this is a low water dam people have been flooding in here. talking to agents the last couple of days. they're seeing a slight drop in the number of people coming in over the last few days. maybe down from 12 to 1300 a day in the rio grand valley to 1,000. they bounce up-and-down. they're not calling it a trend by any stretch. they're watching it with interest. they're talking to the people coming across see if they have been hearing the warnings coming from the united states. any of the psa put out by the united states urging them not to come to the country and warning many will be deported. they're waiting to see if any of the message is being received by the people coming across. one of the things you hear in terms of the frustration. people feel they have been screaming for several years about this problem building and they were not being heard and that's why so many of them want the president to come here to see for himself what is going on. not a photo-op but study it and see the

mccall proved unanimously and on a bipartisan basis would meet the needs of the american people to fix the border. republicans have been afraid to even bring that unanimously approved border security bill to the house. they don't want to deal with immigration. they don't want to deal with any part of immigration. that's unfortunate. what the president has to do is use his executive authority as he did for the dreamers and prevent some of the families that have been here for a long time from being torn apart. >> fast forward to my last question. it relates to the president's visit to our home state tomorrow. fellow democratic congressman said the president not visiting the border could be his katrina moment. >> i think that's a bit of hyperbole like the hysteria we've heard the last week. what the president needs to do, i believe, be constructive for him to be there. but how to address the problem is what he needs to focus on. discourage the children from coming from the first place but grant relief since the congress is refusing to consider the issue. any form of it at all grant some r

. >> texas governor rick perry and texas representative michael mccall, fox news sunday yesterday, aren't the only ones who think president obama's request to congress for $3.7 billion to handle thousands of children headed for the border is mishandled. we have a look at how the crisis is being handled in washington and how some solutions, lawmakers say, will fix it. steve? >> reporter: texas governor rick perry is renewing his call for the national guard troops on the southern border to help stem the tide of child immigrants there. the governor met with president obama last week in texas, and the governor said he appreciated having some time with the president to explain the situation and talk about the issue. perry, who notified the president by letter two years ago that this very crisis was brewing, said help is badly needed for the overworked border patrol agents dealing with the current crisis. >> it's important to do that because this flood of children is pulling away the border patrol from their normal duties of keeping bad people, keeping the drug cartels, they're being distracted

[laughter] here to help our investorwx pro, matt mccall, tracy byrnes and kate rogers.ember, i've said it before, it's not day trading, the idea of successfully investing, building your portfolio over time, and that's exactly what we're here to help you do, and we coit by going through what we call the real, real deal. we find those little nuggets that help build you well. so let's do it, let's go into the first real, real deal. well, the markets dragged along all session long, they just couldn't find any kind of buying spark. now, it's typical to have this anticlimactic our aura on the session, but there were things gnawing at investors. hitting milestones can have a double-edged effect. on one hand, everyone's looking at their 401(k), 17,000 sounds pretty good, but then you start to do a little reflecting, if you will, and you start to say how did we get here? and then the answers get murky, and we have a session like today. is today's move a sign the market may have gone too far, too fast? >> to me, this is just consolidation. i'm looking at the fact that the volume,

crossing the rio grande in a raft, at today's hearing house homeland security committee chair mike mccallthe three little girls that i talked to with their grandmothers this morning on the river, on the raft, literally got turned over and fell into the water and almost drowned. these girls were traumatized. they were crying and they wanted to go back home to guatemala. >> that may be true, but it also fits conveniently with the republican response to the influx of those fleeing violence in central america. deport them. according to texas governor rick perry who testified at the hearing today, deportation is the humanitarian thing to do. >> some may think by, you know, allowing them to stay here that it's more humane option, and i assure you it's not. allowing them to remain here will only encourage the next group of individuals to undertake this very, very dangerous and life-threatening journey. >> in the meantime, the flood continues, fueling vitriol from anti-immigrant activists. murrieta, california, a city that's become a flashpoint in the national border crisis could see more busses

so let's start with the chairman of the house homeland security committee, mike mccall, he thinks we should lift the united states crude oil ban, which has been in place for 40 years on oil exports. >> you know, there's a crude oil ban that he could lift tomorrow to allow europe and ukraine to have crude oil to get off of this russian dependence which strangles them and not only would that be good from a stability foreign policy stand point, it would also create a lot of jobs in the united states. >> let's make the oil companies more money. speculation, speculation, and more speculation. lifting the ban in the short-term is not a long-term fix at all to this problem. the united states and europe will eventually have to abandon fossil fuels. there is a reason the export ban was put in place in the first place. now back in 1973, arab countries producining oil proclaimed an o embargo, this resulted in an oil shortage with report high gas prices, in response, congress passed a ban, congress passed a ban on u.s. export of crude oil in 1975. now eventually, the ban worked. gas prices retur

governor terri mccall is here. his first as governor was prohibit discrimination against lgbt employees of the commonwealth of virginia. [ applause ] i have appointed a record number of lesbian, gay, and bisexual and transgender public servants to positions across my administration. they are ambassadors and federal judges. special assistants, senior advied advice or sos. every day their talent is put to work on behalf of the american people. quality in the workplace is good business. a majority of fortune 500 companies have nondiscrimination policies in place. it's not just about doing the right thing. it's about attracting and retaining the best talent. there are several business leaders here today who will attest to that. despite that, simply being gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual can be a fireable offense. there are people who have lost the jobs for that. it's not spectlative. it's not a matter of political correctness. people lose their jobs as a consequence. their lively hoods are thre threaten threatened.

house on a crisis on border security when they passed the border security hr which is also called the mccall-thompson legislation 14 months ago. the majority leader has failed to bring the measure to the house floor for a vote. what would that legislation have done and what is its status right now in the house? >> well, that legislation has been stalled since may of 2013. and what that legislation does is it sets forth a framework so that the secretary of homeland security can establish operational control of the border. it was co-authored by a republican chairman, mike mccaul from texas, and from our ranking democrat on the committee, bennie thompson. if we had had a vote on that bill any time in the last 14 months, we would have had a border security bill in place. i think what we need to do is bring that border security bill on the floor as soon as possible and i think that's the first step that we can take in making sure that we as a congress take action to help solve this humanitarian crisis. >> congressman vela, the other thing we have hurt bandied about is if the 2008 law that was passed unani

in may of 2013, our homeland security committee in a bipartisan and unanimous fashion passed the mccall thompson bill. it never brought it to the house floor. it's been languishing for 14 months. the time to bring the bipartisan bill to the house floor is now. >> i want to play something that republican tom coburn said on the daily run down last hour. he called the president's request is excessive. this was his solution on what to do with the minors that crossed the border. >> we can solve this problem by returning them to their home country. that sends a greater signal. now you have wasted $3,000 on something somebody sold you bill of goods on. it will stop the flow. >> is it that simple? is senator coburn right? would that stop the surge? >> i have great deal of respect for all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, but i don't think that's a serious proposal. the fact is that in 2008, president bush signed into law a provision that was agreed to by every single member of the house and senate. many of these people are sitting here today. so it's the 2008 law that regulates what

"outfront" tonight, the chairman of the house homeland committee, chairman mccall.nk about what ted cruz had to say? >> look, i put the safety of americans on carriers flying anywhere in the world, i put their safety first. the fact is that hamas is to blame for the violence in the rockets being fired, but the fact also is that one of these rockets hit just a mile away from the airport. so i think the faa is being precautionary, putting american lives and their safety first, and i think it's -- i think it's the right step to do. it will be reviewed on a 24-hour basis, so the next 24 hours, they'll look at conditions on the ground and decide what to do from there. was the fact is, hamas has 6,000 of these rockets, and the range is far beyond tel aviv. so i think that's the concern from a safety standpoint, with respect to american carriers flying into israel. >> and, you know, as you know, it's a contentious decision. i mean, the former mayor of new york, michael bloomberg, flew on el al, the israeli carrier, as a show of solidarity, probably has business interests t

on sunday congressman michael mccall said he wants to pass a bill before the august recess but that anygency funding would only run through the end of the fiscal year at the end of september. >> we're not going to write a blank check for over $4 billion. it's going to be a more targeted. we're looking at things like changing the 2008 law. we're looking at things like my border security bill that passed out of my committee, putting that as a provision so that finally we can get this thing done. >> and with democrats suddenly on defense on immigration, republicans, including texas governor rick perry, are trying to take advantage. >> it could have been stopped years ago had the administration listened, had the administration been focused on the border. time after time you see a response from this administration that says, you know what, we're really not that interested in the southern border of the united states. >> i'm happy he didn't demonize the children. but there is a demonization that goes on. louis gomert from texas who hasn't ever seen an immigrant that he didn't think brings a di

union" follows with john kerry and diane feinstein, mike mccall, who chairs the homeland security group nato supreme commander for europe, and robert turner, director of the relief agency in gaza city. at 4:00, "face the nation." another appearance by john kerry. and peter king. also, the former u.s. middle east envoy. the sunday network tv talk shows are on c-span radio and brought to as a public service by the network and c-span. begin at noonts with "meet the press." 1:00, "this week." then "fox news sunday." listen to them all on c-span fm hereeard on 90.1 in the washington, d.c. area. .nserious xm radio channel 120 you can download on your smart phone or listen online. the country life center, which is 50 miles south and west of des moines. this is the birthplace and home of henry a wallace. consist of three generations of wallaces. as patriarch was known uncle henry. he was the founder of wallaces farmer magazine. his son was u.s. secretary of agriculture under woodrow wilson. son was born on this farm in 1888. he went on to become editor of the farmer magazine. he was then asked

for more on this, texas, rissman michael mccall, chairman of the house homeland committee, welcome, goodgood to have you here. while the rest of us are doing our jobs every day, these guys are working on a better bomb and try to come up with things that get through our security. what do you know about it? >> they did this before 9/11, they have been working hard since 9/11 to blow up airplanes. they really have a technology that have been developing through advanced creative bomb making technology. it is in yemen. i think the troubling thing you point out is the concern we have is the potential nexus between the al qaeda affiliates in syria. isis have established their own, they have gone off on their own, the leader of the radical jihadist movement and now you see this weird challenge between poor al qaeda, tied with syria. isis is a dangerous game because it ups the ante and the challenge that is there. our challenge with the region, that region, is there are many americans, many europeans, australians with legal travel documents so they have the manpower if you will. what w we're conc

here's what con manage michael mccall had to say about it. >> house ups are saying we are not going to write a blank check for over $4 billion. >> has there been an administration response to all of this? >> first of all, the administration is saying that it's not a blank check, that in fact, they have spell would out exactly what they want to do with that money, most of the funds will go to the department of health -- to take care of the children. the other funds to homeland security, which it has to process and detain them. the administration has been looking for some help from governors in the states, some of them are turning them down, and democrats, as well. >> randall pinkston live for us in washington today. in 30 minutes, we dive deeper into the on going israeli-palestinian conflict and look at the role the international community could play in an effort to end the violence. >> texas governor rick perry said he is not supporting president obama's plan to handle the surge of child migrants in the u.s. border. last week, the white house asked lawmakers to approve $3.7 billion in

. >>> joining us now representative michael mccall, the chairman of the house homeland security committeehis a new cold war that's under way right now with russia? >> i believe it is. i think putin has taken us back to the cold war. his long-term strategy is to take back the baltic states and ukraine. he wants to go in and really reconstitute the old soviet union. i think in this case, weakness invites aggression. mr. putin does not have respect for our president, unfortunately, and now he's playing a war of aggression that he thinks he can win. >> so what will it take, in your opinion, for the russian president to stop? >> well, look, i think the sanctions the president laid out are a good first start, but they are not going to be effective. even the brookings institution says russia can absorb that shock. what needs to be done is tougher sanctions on the energy exports out of russia, which would cripple russia's economy. at the same time, the europeans in ukraine rely on that and they are dependent on russia. one fix i have is lifting the crude oil ban that we have in the united states.

republican mike mccall who chaired a house hearing yesterday, down in texas.sident's executive actions that have invited this kind of a crisis. it is time for the president to get serious about fixing it. listen. >> what is new a series of executive actions to gant immigration benefits to children outside the purview of the law. such unilateral actions and failed policies in my judgment are what accused this dire situation here in texas in the first place. >> reporter: what i suspect we'll hear from the president next hour that we heard many times before, if republicans have complaints like that they should work with him on comprehensive immigration reform. i can tell you that is dead right now on capitol hill. cheryl: before i go, you have a lot of patriotic, you have the necktie going, got the flag. what else is happening? >> reporter: pocket square. i like to wear this. this important. not just the american flag of course but right in the middle might not be able to see it, symbol of u.s. secret service, i was given that pin. that is why i wear it on lapel,

chairman mike mccall blasted the administration for its 2012 policy that allowed some immigrants under the age of 16 when they crossed the border to remain in the u.s. for two-year periods. >> such unilateral actions and failed policies in my judgment caused this dire situation here in texas in the first place and could cause it to be worse. the president needs to immediately accepted a national guard to the southwest border to free up border patrol agents so they can perform their primary mission, securing the border. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson and john kelly of u.s. southern command are going to guatemala tuesday. they hope that government can help with the surge of children who leave for the perilous 1900 mile journey north. >>> to a developing story, eight people were shot in indianapolis overnight. one person was treated at the scene. ambulances raced the rest to area hospitals around 3:00 a.m. in the northern end of the city. police still trying to determine the motive for the shootings. one possible suspect was taken into custody. >>> a series of brush fires. thi

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