al referirse al crecimiento ofrecido por el presidente obama. >> robert menÉndez continÚa la gira poro americana y en argentina con la reacciÓn de sus compatriotas. como un hombre enfrentÓ a un ladrÓn que le apuntaba con un rifle. >> lo que aprobÓ la venta con la llamada de pÍldora del dia despuÉs en embarazo. en mayores. mayores...... lo que no pueden verificar. en argentina acaba de convertirse en la reina latinoamericano. en la realiza. la mÁxima en titulares en todo el mundo. lo que sucede con en argentina. en la pareja de monarcas mÁs joven de europa. >> muy buenos aires, holandeses y argentinos se reunieron que siempre pone algo que le quedan muy bien y me encanta que sea capaz de tener su sonrisa durante todos los momentos. >> mÁxima y guillermo se conocieron en 1999 durante unas vacaciones en barcelona cuando Él vivÍa en nueva york y no tardÓ en cortejarla y tienen 3 niÑos. >> mÁximo cumple el sueÑo porque tiene muchas chicas es el sueÑo del cuento. >> mÁximo estudio en escuelas mÁs sclaexclusivas trabajÓ en estados unidos, como experta en inversiones. >> sabemos que ha trabaj

quote their own sovereign interest meanwhile senate foreign relations committee chairman robert menendez has introduced legislation that would arm a syrian opposition groups but the bill goes further than that it would also provide military training as well as non-lethal aid to rebel groups that have been vetted and senator menendez is not alone in his demands for action senator john mccain and numerous republicans are also calling for an american response this proposed legislation to back the rebels actually comes at an interesting time during this conflict now that's because a leading member of the united nations. commission of inquiry on syria just told swiss t.v. on monday that there is evidence suggesting that rebel forces and not president assad's army might have been the ones using chemical weapons the un itself has actually distance itself from this remarks saying that they have not yet reached conclusive evidence on the use of chemical weapons in syria so obviously a lot of information is unfolding in the country right now to help me break it all down our to correspondent honest

menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr.president, i want to join with my distinguished colleagues here in our collective call for a greater engagement, and i start off as i always do in my years in congress between the house and the senate with two questions -- what is in the national interests of the united states, what is in the national security interests of the united states? and from those -- the answers to those two questions is in essence how i determine my views, my advocacy, my votes and the policies i want to pursue. and there are vital u.s. interests engaged in syria. first, of course, there is a humanitarian crisis, probably the most significant humanitarian crisis at this moment. 70,000 dead and climbing, 4 million displaced, and that is, of course, an urgent call. but beyond that, we have large chemical weapons stockpiles that potentially can fall into the wrong hands. and some have, by a whole host of public reports, already been used against the syrian people. unless you believe that somehow the rebels have

senator menendez said that this law lends itself to abuse.'t think that gang in cincinnati had the slightest clue as to finding out whether or not people making contributi politics or whether they were involved in social welfare. under the law, it's not just a ex and people were abusing this law. whether they should have used this buzzwords for conservatives or liberals, it's wrong or outrageous when people are penalized for their political belief. but the law has been abused every since it's been there. >> senator portman, how about that? are you concerned about that? congressman rangel saying that there was real potential for abuse there that had to be oversee? >> george, here's the point, we can talk about the laws ought to be changed. and yes, i'm for tax reform. but the question is, was there an unbiased, even-handed enforcement of the law? there was not. what's happening in cincinnati what's happening in cincinnati, and unfortunately, in other places in the country, including california and washington, d.c., there was a bias. so, we can

senator bob menendez put forward a bill this afternoon.e's the democratic chairman of the foreign relations committee. as you know. are we seeing right at this moment the beginning of what next steps could look like? >> i believe we are, but, again, i think as the clips you were just playing indicate, there are still a lot of questions, and i think you have to give the president some credit for saying, let's take a breath here and make sure when we talk about vetting those rebel groups, how are we going to do that? how are we going to ensure we are going to be able to, you know, arm or whatever it is that we do the more moderate factions in the rebel groups, and not al qaeda? i mean, those are very serious questions. and the other -- >> but karen, but karen, ten years ago george bush heard the british had some intelligence on the purchasing of uranium and george bush said, let's go into iraq. i mean, what's the problem? >> right. we went into iraq and because we went into iraq and we completely screwed up in iraq and we completely let osam

menendez: thank you, mr. president. let me thank the distinguished senator from california for her courtesy in allowing me to move forward first. mr. president, before i begin, let me offer my thoughts and prayers to the people of oklahoma, who are in the middle of a devastating disaster. we in new jersey know what that kind of devastation can mean, and our hearts go out to the victims and their families who have lost everything. i rise today to reiterate my strong support for tom paris, a man eminently qualified to serve as the next secretary of labor. i'm pleased that the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee voted last thursday to favorably report mr. paris' nomination to the full senate but we must remember this came only after weeks of delay. this is the week we should have been on this floor debating and voting on the confirmation of tom perez but we're not. instead, delaying tactics on this and other nominees have needlessly, pointlessly pushed this debate into the next month. let me state for th

president, that is my resolution with senator menendez. i don't mind yielding a couple minutes to the tho the senator e his point. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hoeven: i thank my esteemed colleague. i do want to rye spon respond te comments that were made with regard to sugar. it is important to understand that the price of sugar in the united states is actually less than the international price, so because of the sugar program we have, american consumers benefit. i want to reiterate that point and also express how important it is to understand that we have low-cost producers in this country who are precluded from selling their sugar in markets like the european union because of tariffs and restrictions. so, as an individual who strongly supports international commerce and trade, issue -- on many of these issues we're talking about how we we want to continue to expand our ability to export. but at the same time we've got to make sure that our farmers, ranchers, companies are treated fairly, and so we have a situation where

>> as i responded to senator menendez, this is one of the issues coming out of this matter that is going to have to be reviewed. it is something we would look forward to working with congress on as we look at it. this is a very controversial area. >> let me be clear, congress has already written law and essays exclusively it is the irs regulation. >> i understand. i am saying that the process of reviewing the policy will begin immediately, and we will consult as we go. >> it has been noted by many that we have a political organization under the law called 527. we have another charitable organization, but in that case the irs regulation has created enormous confusion about what can be done. half your activity can be non charitable activity, contrary to the clear language of the law. that confusion has become an enormous problem. is it not important to end the confusion and make the regulation consistent with the law, for the benefit of all concerned? >> there is no doubt there is confusion in this area, and something we are now beginning to look at. i will be in a position to respond afte

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menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr. president, i want to join with my distinguished colleagues here in our collective call for a greater engagement, and i srt off as i always do in my years in congress between the house and the senate with two questions -- what is in the national interests of the united states, what is in the national security interests of the united states? and from those -- the answers to those two questions is in essence how i determine my views, my advocacy, my votes and the policies i want to pursue. and there are vital u.s. interests engaged in syria. first, of course, there is a humanitarian crisis, probably the most significant humanitarian crisis at this mont. 70,000 dead and climbing, 4 million displaced, and that is, of course, an urgent call. but beyond that, we have large chemical weapons stockpiles that potentially can fall io the wrong hands. and some have, by a whole host of public reports, already been used against the syrian people. unless you believe that somehow the rebels have in th

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that is from new jersey senator bob menendez. walter joins us from baltimore, good morning to you.he message to the class of 2013, what is it? caller: i would just like to share with the graduating class that yes, you have taken a giant step into america's future. now do not forget those that you have passed by on your way to classes, on your way to college as you were taking your spring breaks and everything. please do not forget those people that really need your dedicated service. america needs service. i did not say volunteer service, there are schools that need dedicated teachers, not teachers for profit, but teachers who have a sense of community, a sense of liberty and justice for all. reject the right wing and the left-wing. pursue justice. when you do that, you'll make a better america for all of us, including yourself. i know those student loans will hurt you a little bit at the beginning, but there are chances for you to eliminate some of those charges by participating andg not volunteering, social programs that actually our social programs, not those life -- right-wing

menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr.president, i want to join with my distinguished colleagues here in our collective call for a greater engagement, and i start off as i always do in my years in congress between the house and the senate with two questions -- what is in the national interests of the united states, what is in the national security interests of the united states? and from those -- the answers to those two questions is in essence how i determine my views, my advocacy, my votes and the policies i want to pursue. and there are vital u.s. interests engaged in syria. first, of course, there is a humanitarian crisis, probably the most significant humanitarian crisis at this moment. 70,000 dead and climbing, 4 million displaced, and that is, of course, an urgent call. but beyond that, we have large chemical weapons stockpiles that potentially can fall into the wrong hands. and some have, by a whole host of public reports, already been used against the syrian people. unless you believe that somehow the rebels have

k.t., you probably didn't get the memo that senator menendez has said this whole benghazi thing has beeny vetted. what say you? >> here's what happens. i was in the white house in the summer of '73 when we had watergate hearings, and these crises tend to have a very predictable pattern and we're in the middle of it. first the administration has a policy that's pretty dumb. in this case in benghazi it was that we didn't reinforce the security for our people. the next thing that happens is the inevitable happens and the policy goes badly. tragically in this case four americans were killed. in watergate there was a watergate break-in and they got caught. then what happens is the administration goes into panic mode. they start covering up. they say they had nothing to do with it, it was simple. ron ziegler famously said, watergate, that was a failed third rate burglary, and then what happens is a little bit of time goes by and then the whistle blowers come out from the woodwork and that's where we are now. whistle blowers are coming forward. they don't want to be thrown under the bus and the

esto lo dijeron a univisiÓn los senadores bob menÉndez y marco rubio.anas de discusiÓn y la esperanza conforme pase el tiempo se consigan los necesarios 60 votos. esto en el senado. en la cÁmara de representantes, la lucha por la legalizaciÓn. tambiÉn es cuesta arriba. lourdes nos habla de la a aritmÉtica de la reforma. >>> senadores del grupo de los 8, que re cadactÓ la propuesta reforma migratoria, dijeron que no cuenta con 60 votos firmes para asegurar que se apruebe en el pleno del senado. >>> no tenemos en este momento, identificado 60 votos en el senado nos hace falta agregar votos en el pleno. >>> comenzÓ ray a debatir de 10 de junio dijo el senador el senador republicano, marco rubio coincide que no tienen los votos en la mano. >>> en este momento todavÍa no sobre el proyecto. hay voto s suficientes para una reforma migratoria. hay que convencer a los colegas que la reforma migratoria actual que se presenta, deben votar a favor. >>> afirma que para esto, hay que agregar mayores controles de seguridad. >>> lo Único que piden, que se tomen medidas

but the headline is, senator men anyone -- menendez has introduced a bill to give some vetted rebelst it. >>> norimon the investigation into the boston marathon terror attack three weeks later. the fbi confirmed that yesterday teams did search the small apartment that the older suspect shared with his then-wife. a source says both bombing suspects likely built their explosive inside the home and how to we're getting a better sense what the investigators may want to investigate there. catherine is live in d.c. seems the fbi agents are not letting up on the suspect's widow. >> the federal see investigators returning to the pardon me where evidence was found in three years of the apartment. an fbi spokeswoman confirming the search warrant as investigators, some wearing hazmat suits-entered the apartment building. unclear whether new items were taken as part of the investigation. there are two sources told fox news that katherine russell communicated with her husband after the bombing. one source said it included at least one phone call with a second sores describing an e-mail containing

this is new jersey democrat robert menendez.his colleagues still do not have the 60 votes needed to overcome a possible filibuster. that bill would be the first overhaul of our nation's immigration policy since 1986. what it would do, many, many things. some of them, it would create a 13-year path to citizenship. it would raise the cap for vice arksz on highly skilled workers and strengthen border security. menendez says debate will likely begin on this june 10th. >>> a packed week ahead. want to show you what's going coming up. maybe you have tomorrow off, i don't, but it's memorial day, a day to remember those who have fallen on battlefield. there will be many, many different ceremonies held across the country and when we look across ahead at the rest of the week, on wednesday the national democratic committee is going to hold this, an annual lgbt fund-raiser, the pro basketball player who came out publicly last month and first lady michelle obama is expected to attend that fund-raiser and on thursday that is the benefit conce

first from new jersey where the democratic senator bob menendez today introduced legislation that calls for the arming of certain rebel groups. of course, it's still extremely difficult to tell friend from foe there because several islamic militant groups are fighting alongside the assad regime. today on "studio b" bill richardson said the united states could soon be directly involved. >> the next step is going to be air strikes on the part of the united states to protect some of the rebel groups. possibly to go against some of those chemical missile sites that we probably know where they are. limited air strikes. nato being part of it our allies being part of it too. >> shepard: of course this all comes amid debate over the syrian regime has used chemical weapons. the white house today said it's highly likely. but a u.n. investigator on saturday said thatt was the rebels who used them. regardless, israel is apparently not taking any chances with its neighbor to the north. two days ago israeli war planes struck several military targets inside syria, they report. and fox news reporter le

which is spreading across the region with the senate foreign relations chairman, bob menendez, live from jerusalem where he's been meeting with israeli leaders who are concerned about what's happening in the region. >> senator there is some satellite delay. tell me your perspective now that john mccain has gone into sir yarks very dramsyria, very dramatically to meet with general idris. >> senator mccain has been very vocal about his views on syria. and going into syria, is not unlike when he went into libya at the time. so you know, i think senator mccain, who i was with in jordan before coming to israel, has made it very clear. he believes that we have to change the dynamics in syria in order to both stop the bloodshed and see if we can achieve a result that you know we would want to see. >> now you were part of, you sponsored legislation last week in committee, hasn't reached the floor yet. but where do you stand on what the administration is not doing, regarding the rebels? your legislation would purr mitt some arms to go to the rebels. >> our legislation that passed in a strong bipa

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my cosponsor included senator kirk, senator mikulski, senator murkowski, harkin, sanders, levin, menendez, stabenow, heinrich, boxer, gillibrand, durbin, murphy, baldwin, landrieu, brown and begich. when congress passed the e.r.a. in 1972, it provided that the measure had to be ratified by three-fourths of the states, 38 states, within seven years. this deadline was later extended to ten years by a joint resolution enacted by congress. but ultimately only 35 of the 38 states required ratified the e.r.a. when the deadline expired in 1982. congress has the authority to give the states another chance and should do so. in 1992, i want to point out to my colleagues that the 27th amendment to the constitution prohibiting immediate congressional pay raise was ratified after 203 years. so this additional delay is certainly keeping with our prior precedent. article 5 of the constitution contains no time limit for the ratification of constitutional changes. and the e.r.a. time limit was contained in a joint resolution, not the actual text of the amendment. the 14th amendment of the constitution req

next, senator menendez. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. and i join you in your opening statement, the idea that any government agency which is searches of political charged terms to single out groups for selective review is truly offensive to our concept of democracy. and i believe it's not only unacceptable but it's pretty appalling. and it undermines the very nature of a government and its people that consent by virtue of believing that its constitutions will work in a way that are fair and transparent. having said that i also have real concerns, and i want to follow-up on, i think are two scandals here. one is management, the failures and the whole process of singling out specific groups. the other is how we take statutory authority and then extrapolate it differently from what the congressman. i read the statute with reference to 501(c)(4) scum and it says simply organizations that organize for profit and operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare. the irs took that statute, the congressional vote to say exclusively and t

from florida on the democratic side you've got the majority whip dick durbin and you've got senator menendez from from new jersey and while that effort is bipartisan there is certainly a large contingent relatively large contingent of conservatives more hardcore conservatives who oppose it for what they call amnesty or the so-called path to citizenship for some eleven million illegal people who are already living here in the united states so it's bipartisan but it faces a long hot summer ahead i think on the hill and it's going to play well one of the tradeoffs with amnesty is. a tax provision that would require immigrants to pay back taxes to gain legal status now while you were quoted in the wall street journal on may tenth about this provision in an article titled taxing problems and immigration plan and you said if this does come to pass it's unlikely the i.r.s. will have a lot of resources to devote to this and that it's unworkable is likely not to have any real ability to do that can you please elaborate on this tax provision and the comments you made in the journal. well is already un

introduced in the united states senate by the chairman of the foreign relations committee senator menendezhere is some sentiment both in the house and senate to provide arms to the opposition. i think that ultimately that will be determined to some degree by the state of the evidence with respect to chemical weapons and what steps have been taken as you know president obama as ordered and appropriate careful analysis of that evidence. and. i think the congress will look very carefully at the results of that analysis in order to make any judgments going forward and again i think if if this kind of process can move successfully. to bring parties together and actually implement the geneva communiqué then hopefully that would not be necessary so much will depend on what happens over the course of these next weeks as to what will happen to that particular legislation one thing is clear the president of the united states has said that he hasn't taken any options off the table yet pending the determinations of the chemical weapons use and he is serious about making certain that that prohibition i

you've got senator menendez from from new jersey and while that effort is bipartisan there is certainly a large contingent relatively large contingent of conservatives more hardcore conservatives who oppose it for what they call amnesty or the so-called path to citizenship for some eleven million illegal people who are already living here in the united states so it's bipartisan but it faces a long hot summer ahead i think on the hill and it's going to play well one of the tradeoffs with amnesty is. a tax provision that would require immigrants to pay back taxes to gain legal status now while you were quoted in the wall street journal on may tenth about this provision in an article titled taxing problems and immigration plan and you said if this does come to pass it's unlikely the i.r.s. will have a lot of resources to devote to this and that it's unworkable is likely not to have any real ability to do that can you please elaborate on this tax provision and the comments you made in the journal. well the iris is already under tremendous pressure. to particularly care for many of the provi

como parte de la investigacion para determinar donde surgieron las denuncias de prostitucion bob menendeziel castro, el acusado por secuestrar a tres jóvenes en cleveland, ohio, dijo que el padre frecuentaba su barrio, esta enfrenta cárcel >>era compañera de gina de jesús y amanda berry >>las mujeres no eran las únicas en cautiverio, autoridad hallo a tres perros que al parecer castro trataba mejor, estan en buenas condición y serán llevado a albergues >>una guerra entre palos y pieddras viven un grupo de agricultores en la florida, dijeron que su esperanza es que el presidente los escuche >>llevan seis dias de ayuno, bajó temperaturas que sobrepasan los 90 graods. su propósito es convencer a barack obama para que paren las deportaciones >>gabriela nos cuenta que su esposo cuando iba al trabajo, fue arretado >>estuvo detenido tres dias >>el caso de lorenza pérez, después de deportar a su esposo, estaba embarazada y sufria el acoso de una vecina. >>me iban a mandar a guatemala el niño tenia apenas ochos dias de nacido yo creo que por los niños me dejaron, y ahora lucho por ellos, me cuesta

menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: i rise in support of an amendment that i understand will be offered to the wrda bill from my colleague from louisiana senator landrieu landrieu amendment number 802 which would stop flood insurance premiums from skyrocket skyrocketing until fema completes its study on the affordability of premiums of the national flood insurance program. as everyone here knows my home state of new jersey was at the epicenter of superstorm sandy which destroyed thousands of homes, left millions without power, cost billions of dollars in damage. but despite the deaf starks the but despite the devastation the people didn't give up. even as we slowly recover from the worst natural disaster in our state's history a man-made disaster is looming in the distance jeopardizing our recovery. the combination of updated flood maps and the phase-out of the premium subsidies for the national flood insurance program threatens to force victims out of their homes and destroy entire communities. it's like a tr

this is outrageous and senator menendez says we know about benghazi?y will puke out there outrageous conduct. [laughter] >> no vomit here in washington d.c. tonight studio number four. lou: maybe you are tougher. >> we have been marinating longer but to your point* the president today was so careful with the artfully crafted all of his theaters were artfully crafted and careful not to blame funding for the attackkin benghazi but mentioning funding a rounded to create the inference. boxer was less careful and when you ask about the ira'she ? he did not answer the question so he was very legalistic. lou: this is moving from a crisis of confidence, it seems to me, directly to a constitutional crisis. this president has lost his credibility. it has been shredded. where are we headed? >> but his ability is to get things done and there is no appetite in washington to get anything done with scandal swirling around the president so beleaguered not he is labor it they and lame in the dock department sooner than later. lou: with that characterization we have to

. >> but with the reports mounting of sarin nerve gas attacks on syrian silverns, senators menendez announcedarm the syrian rebels. and it was suggested on sunday that the u.s. could army some of the rebel groups fighting assad. >> we needs a game changing action. no boots on the ground. establish a safe zone, protect it and supply weapons to the right people in syria who are fighting for obviously the things we believe in. >> the idea of getting weapons in, if we know the right people to get them, my guess is we'll give them to them. >> meanwhile an official with the united nations commission of inquiry on syria suggested that while it was likely nerve gas had been used the assad regime might not have been responsible. karla del pont told reporters and i quote. there are strong concrete suspicions but not net incontrovertible proof that the success of sarin gas this was used on the part of the opposition, the rebels not by the government authority. jay carney all about dismissed what she said. >> we're highly accidentible that the opposition used chemical weapons. we find it highly likely th

host: senator menendez yesterday introduced a bill to arm the rebels.he setting the foundation poured the administration to move toward that? guest: it's hard to say. senator menendez has favored sanctions against iran that were more sweeping than the administration had planned. so he's not a cut out for what the white house wants. there are signals from the white house that they are reconsidering their opposition disarming the rebels. you have to ask, armed with what? the u.s. as better weapons than anybody. would they send their best anti- aircraft and anti-tanks troubles they don't know much about? not likely. if it's just a matter of giving them any old guns, the middle east is awash with weapons. regional players like qatar, saudi, turkey, have been sending weapons for at least more than a year to anti-as sad rebels. it does not answer the question of how do you find the chemical weapons? the problem is you cannot just send drones to find where you think the trucks are and shoot them, because then you don't a shoreside's work for him. you need to a

the fbi want to know if someone was trying to smear menendez during his re-election campaign last year>> "new jersey star ledger," governor chris christie has announced a buyout program for areas prone to flooding. 350 homeowners in two central new jersey towns will be eligible for the program. moments would be torn down and not be rebuilt. >> "the wall street journal," a push to create a fund for future terrorist attacks. the fund for americans, the aim to cut out a lot of red tape that exists for the families of victims. >> "the los angeles times" says scientists have found some of the oldest water on the planet from a mine in canada. pockets of water untouched for more than 2 billion years. >>> all right. we are going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area today. some partly cloudy skies, over san francisco right now a little breezy today too as you approach the coastline. the temperatures now running in the 40s and the 50s. i think by the afternoon, these numbers are going to stay below average for this time of year but not bad. 60s and 70s inland, 60s in the bay, 50s and 60s

. >> in response to the video, david menendez and ramirez turned themselves in and are charged with two counts of assault. they plead not guilty. the case is pending. numerous people have questioned why emile didn't do more to help defend the man who was clearly out numbered. >> my mind-set was i want to jump in, this is wrong. but the best thing i can do is get it on tape so that the chp can do what they do, you know. you don't always have to be violent and be a good citizen. >> to videotape it is perfect evidence and helped us in obtaining the individuals. i applaud him for doing that. i don't know if he got out and helped that that would have escalated the situation and hurt himself. >> everybody can relate to road rage and being in l.a. traffic. >> you just don't know who you're talking to. you don't know what they're capable of. they could have a knife or gun. is it worth it? never. >>> coming up, when a dare goes too far, there are serious consequences. >> i literally thought i just saw my friend die. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. used a contractor before an

it happened before, when the brothers eric and lyle menendez agreed to a interview withbarbara walters, after they were found guilty but before they were sentenced. and back in 1977, the serial killer ted bundy gave interviews while he was still in jail for strangle and beating to death a woman in colorado. he was acting as his own attorney. the same year he tried to escape a pretrial by jumping out a courthouse window. trace gallagher continues our team fox coverage. she never apologized. >> the closest she came was saying because of what she had done a lot of people would hurt for a very long time. she said she continually changed her story because she was, one, afraid, and, two, she was ashamed, and the reason that she never made eye contact with the family of travis alexander is because they all look alike and when she seize their faces she sees the man who abused her, and here's what she would say to the family of travis alexander. listen. >> i hope that now that a verdict has been rendered they're able to find peace. i don't think they'll ever find the peace they would like, but

you don't go into a room with chuck schumer and bic durben and bob menendez and come out the end of ithey basically write the bill it's going to be good for republicans and good for enforcement and ultimately it's going to mean a perfect patch of all these immigration problems. let me just tell you two things quickly, bill. today, jeff sessions and chuck grassley both offered very common sense amendments to this bill. sessions wants a huge increase in the number of boots on the ground at the border, border patrol. that was shot down. okay, they don't want that that was voted down. they said no, we want high tech stuff on the border. we don't need more boots on the ground. grassley, his thing was let's shut down the border for six months, let's enforce it. after six months then we can proceed to consider all theser issues. that was also shot down. if you can't say you will enforce the border for six months, we're supposed to think that over the next 10 years you're going to do it? oh, come on. that tells you all you need to know about the credibility thus far on the border enforcement a

>> why winner is senator bob menendez of new jersey who as you may recall a little while ago seemed tohe way out been with hookers. et cetera, et cetera. now it turns out that the fbi is entertaining the theory that he really was smeared by political enemies and that's what they're investigating. so he may actually wind up on top. my loser has got to be the irs. you couldn't get any worse for them and then they have this brutal hearing on capitol hill today. they can't catch a break. >> bret: quickly steve? >> overcomplicating this. the winners is any republican thinking for running for irs 2014 and 2016. the loser clearly if ever there was a week he was a loser that is barack obama. >> bret: that is it for the panel. literal efforts to find clues about the 2016 presidential race. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. this tree has deep roots, strong limbs... things are pched and not pinned. ni

new jersey democrat senator robert menendez says the measure still doesn't have the 60 votes needed toill on the floor. last week the senate judiciary committee approved a bipartisan immigration bill that creates a 13-year path to citizenship and tightens border security. >>> those are your top stories. "reliable sources" is at the top of the hour. now back to "fareed zakaria gps." >>> with all the spy stories in the news of light, you would be forgiven if you thought we were still in the middle of the cold war. first was russia's recent expulsion of a u.s. diplomat. reading like something out of fiction, the alleged effort by american ryan fogle involved a wig, clandestine e-mail dress addresses, and large sums of cash. a london spy story has reared its head again. in 2006 a formerk gb officer was killed here by plutonium poisoning. he had upset his former bosses in moscow so many fingers pointed in that direction. but last week a judge presiding over the inquiry agreed to a british government request to exclude evidence relating to the possible involvement of russian state agencies.

estamos todos asombrados, pero gracias a lÍderes como mario diaz balart, gracias a personas como bob menendezfavor de la reforma de migraciÓn, y se va a cumplir, asÍ que todos estos escÁndalos de la administraciÓn lo vamos a examinar, pero no van a tener un impacto sobre lo que queremos el lograr esta ley y para salvarle la vida a tantos de nuestros hermanos y hermanas. >> congresista, concentrÉmonos entonces ahora en cÓmo va ahora dentro de la cÁmara de representantes esta propuesta migratoria, usted es parte de un muy selecto grupo que ha estado trabajando en distintas medidas migratorias para legalizar a millones de indocumentados, ¿cÓmo van, donde estÁn? >> hemos podido tomar el primer paso muy importante, hemos llegado a un acuerdo bipartidista para poder presentar legislaciÓn que arregle la situaciÓn de las fronteras, que ayude a la economÍa de los estados unidos, que tengamo un proceso para que las personas puedan entrar legalmente a vivir, a trabajar y fundamentalmente tambiÉn que paren las deportaciones, siguen las deportaciones a nivel record, nunca se han reportado a mÁs personas y