michael bennett carried the latino community 81-19.ainst the dream act, he'll lose a large percentage of hispanics. he voted against don't ask, don't tell for the military. if that be the case, he loses a large percent of the lgbt community, that's another segment. he voted for the paul ryan bhuj et, and that also slashed medicare as well as he wanted to privatize social security. you lose a large part of the seniors. and with that kind of effort, i don't see how you can get to the middle and to the majority of coloradoans. he voted against the debt ceiling and he voted to shut down the government. >> i have to ask you about guns. >> "the national journal" said he's the tenth-most-conservative senator in the senate -- or in the house, rather. as it relates to guns, if you put guns on one hand and the other nine issues on other hand, it clearly works in our favor. >> on the gun issue, though, how would you tell democrats to deal with it? >> well, the way we deal with it, the same way i dealt with it as mayor, we're a hunter state, we're

if you look at some of the democrats that survived in 2010, michael bennett now running the democraticaign committee he will tell you he won on the culture wars. yes, we're having a conversation. if the culture wars are back, democrats want them to be. this is how they're going to fight. they have the economic message but on the ground, what they're spending their money on, how they're targeting voters they want to create this divide because they know when the republican party essentially is split on a lot of these social issues. you have the evangelical wing of the party that is not moving the way the rest of the country is. i this i this is going to be a long-term problem for the republicans till they settle on. you can picture hugh this could be an issue in the presidential. as for midterms, i don't know if it's a huge problem for the republicans because of the nature of the electorate. democrats are trying very hard to make this an issue. >> in some of the red states where democratic senators are in trouble, there's a lot of the republican zaebment that says put the culture war asi

you have mark udall, michael bennett, john hickenlooper, the governor. and, you know, the eye is going to be a lot on these republicans on whether they can start cracking that colorado code. the democratic success in the presidential elections have led the democrats to rack up big electoral college wins. and then, of course, you know, the reason that democrats hold the majority in the senate today is a lot due to their success in colorado and other kind of blue/purple battlegrounds. >> you also have some hispanic stars really on both sides of the aisle here, mark. >> mm-hmm. well, that's right. >> how does that play for them as potential candidates moving forward? >> the latino vote is incredibly crucial in colorado. 21% of residents are latino in the state. we saw president obama ride to a pretty impressive victory, a lot bigger than many expected and we thought in the polls. and primarily because of that latino vote. and we've seen some republicans and latinos take center stage in nearby new mexico, you have the governor, susana martinez, is someone li

the senate so they better change the name of this game and steve israeli is going to do it and michael bennettde and change the game what side are you on and expect the worse from the republicans. you have to get -- >> my advice is the candidates have always been the same going back 20 years. i always say nobody ever stops you when you're going 90 miles an hour. nobody. sort of going along with what chris matthews said you do. you're aggressive and you go to it and you don't take any crap off of your opponent and you go 90 miles an hour. we talked about this yesterday. alex sink went, like, 43, 44 miles an hour in a 65-mile-an-hour zone. that approach, which was, well, you know, there's some parts of obamacare i like and parts i don't. boy, what a disastrous approach. you either throw the president under the bus 90 miles an hour or you embrace this law 90 miles an hour. there is in an off-year election no middle ground and alex sink, i think, proved that the other day. >> well, i also think health care for democrats, it's a rabbit hole to use -- to pound a metaphor i pounded yesterday on anoth

symantec has fired president and chief executive officer steve bennett and named board member michael brown to lead while the company seeks a replacement. those are your top headlines. >> thanks. just about an hour ago, we got the results of the latest bank stress test from the federal reserve. all but one of the 30 largest banks had enough capital to withstand a deep recession. the loner, the science bank bancorp.the science for more, i'm joined by frank keating, the chief executive of the american bankers association. the group's membership represents 95% of u.s. banking assets. thanks for being with us. what is the result of the stress test? >> i think it is very good news for the american borrower. it is very good news for banks. in the last five years, american banks have doubled their capital. this was an extreme stress test. it would be as if you and i were on treadmills at 70%. literally, going up the matterhorn. time all 30 of the regional banks were measured. 29 of the 30 past. there was one that i think needs to, apparently, take a look at some features. but that will be re

again, they've terminated their ceo, steve bennett. michaelht now, is going to replace him as an interim ceo. the change will happen effective immediately. the company said it was a result of an ongoing deliberative process and not precipitated by any event or impropriety. they did say that mr. brown was part of quantum corporation before joining their board there. so again, these shares are expected to reopen at about 4:20 p.m. eastern time. so we'll watch for any reaction. this is not exactly the most orderly transition of leadership at a company. we'll see how investor react to this. they're expected to reopen trading in the after hours at around 4:20 p.m. symanter replacing its ceo. back to you. >> dom, thank you very much. john fort, quick reaction to the news. >> this is a ceo who had been in place for less than two years, just over a year ago they announced this big turn around plan that they talked about on the last earnings call. they're facing big issues in mobile and the cloud. so to deal with a leadership change at the same time, t

bennett. con, their starting center is michael buble.ree throws shooting the free throws ♪ no, i don't know. oh, yeah. 14 seed mercer stunned duke coach mike krzyzewski. con, by correctly spelling krzyzewski. [ light laughter ] that is not easy. pro, your coach gave an inspirational speech on what it means to be a cinderella. con, then went on a ten minute tantrum on whether or not mice and birds could actually sew a a dress. [ light laughter ] coach is drinking again. pro, it is not the end of the world if you don't go to the big dance. con, at least that's what my mom would always tell me in high school. [ laughter ] ♪ all by myself don't wanna be all by myself anymore ♪ [ applause ] >> steve: are you reaching for the stars? >> jimmy: no, i was having a a flash back of me playing with puppies as a kid. [ laughter ] ♪ all by myself don't wanna be ♪ >> steve: and then when you grab it, it disappears. >> jimmy: the joke is about high school so that makes no sense at all. [ laughter ] >> steve: was that your only friend? >> jimmy: i'm a 5-

bennett did not work out. would have been better on and off the field but michael could resist his brothers hard sell. the bears had a terrific win over miami through work was a long day of practice followed by a visit from the san antonio spurs. the two conference champs from a year go back to back for the bulls. preparations monday afternoon. derrick rose getting some jumpers up. the bulls performance against the heat on sunday was good especially for now appear talk about a guy playing with his dad watching from the stands. no more time to celebrate that with the spurs coming into town tonight. >> to human nature would be to relax a bit. the spurs are playing great basketball. they are coming tomorrow whether we like it or not. whether we exhale or not. >> your going to be challenged every day. i don't want them looking backwards a want of looking ahead. there's still things we can do better. we know we have to make another jump. >> the bulls and the spurs 7:00 p.m. right here on wgn. >> a family called 911 because of a wild animal in the home that turned out to be there cap. the family lost themse

was to talk about this agenda which i think a fair shot agenda is a good one and also we had michael bennett there to talk to us about what's happening with our races around the country and believe me my senators walked out of there were smiles on their faces. >> i just want to remind you the 2012 election. 2012 where patty was head of dscc. what did republicans make the number one issue obamacare. we picked up seats in the senate and weep carry the president by a large amount. this agenda is what the american people want to hear. you folks all want to about obamacare but the american people most of them are not directly affected by obamacare. they want to hear what we are going to do for them. just go back and look at the 2012 election. >> thank you everybody. >> i do recognize that islamaphobia exists. a rational fear of islam and therefore negative attitude towards the community i am absolutely against it. if it's part of sino phobia islamaphobia's nothing but sina phobia versus one group or any other foreign phobia is part of it. but what happened is the islamist lobby the brotherhood lo