i think they'll have to add more debates. >> michael steele, interesting you say that's ultimately goinger important point you made, michael rules matter less about the power who is winning. the rules just address that we put on power. michael steele and sam cedar of the majority report. >> that's right. >> listen to it. it's a great podcast. that's it. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> good evening. be have the bobby jindal derived solution. >> you have come up with the cry tier yan that separates the wheat from the chaff? >> no. but it will do something. thanks, appreciate t. and thanks to, as well as home for joining us. we have two great guests tonight. frank rich tonight in person and the one and only dan rather will join me in just a moment. very exciting. >>> all right. 35 years ago today. it started as a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. and a large earthquake is almost never a good thing but when it happens one mile beneath a huge, active volcano, it can be the start of s

so i think there's going to have to add more debates. >> michael steele interesting you say that's goingf who's winning. the rules are -- they're just the dressing we put on power. michael steele and sam seeder of the majority report the majority report. listen to it. it's a great podcast. rachel maddow show starts now. >> we're going to be talking about that same subject a little later on this hour. we've got the bobby jindal derived solution to the problem. >> you've come up with a decision procedure, the criterion that will separate the wheat from the chaff? >> well, no. but it will do something. na thanks appreciate it. thanks to you, as well at home for joining us this hour. we have two great guests tonight. frank rich here tonight in person and we've also got the one and only dan rather is going to be joining me in just a moment. very excited. 35 years ago today, it started as a magnitude

not a great way to start off. >> by dropping the p word pornography, that is. >> howard dean, michael steele. i will say to chairman steele's point, we have spent a lot of time talking about carly fiorina. >> that is correct. >> go work for carly. >> michael steele governor dean, thank you gentlemen both for your time. >>> after the break, we will go live to texas as that state copes with catastrophic flooding and braces for more rain. plus the ugly side of the beautiful game. u.s. law enforcement claims fifa officials corrupted soccer taking hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes over two decades. >>> and later, dust off your sweater vest. rick santorum will declare his presidential bid shlial bid. at the top of the next hour, we will play the low lights and highlights from his 2012 campaign, coming up. ♪ the new, twenty-fifteen ford focus believes in "more." more to see. more to feel. ♪ more to make things really, really... ...interesting. see your local ford dealer today for great lease offers on the new 2015 ford focus. or visit ford.com heart health's important... ...so you may... ta

joining me now is former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele.hank you for being here. >> hey rev, good to be with you. >> i want to get to the crowded field in a second. but first can jeb bush recover from his mistakes when there are so many other candidates who would like to see him fail early? >> you're right about the candidates who want to see him fail early. particularly those that have carved out the right flank on foreign policy. the marco rubios of the world. this real big mistake this week helps them and plays to that particular narrative. but i think carl rove is right. at the end of the day, bush will weather this. getting his sea legs if you will. he has not been a candidate for office for close to 13 years. the dynamics have changed, the 24 hour news cycle. this was a good first test of that. they failed it but it was a good test to see what they need to do in order to get him ready to roll out in june. >> a "new york times" reported on some of the strategies the rnc is considering to deal with all of the candidates and governor bob

michael steele, as always.hen we return let me finish with character, having the courage of your convictions. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. >>> let me finish tonight with character, you know, having the courage of your convictions to go with your gut when the with wind is blowing against you. oh, how i wish i could see character in politicians today. what i see, what i hear through the noise is an auctioning off of souls. i'm seeing politicians say what they're saying for a benefactor. everything they them to do everything they want to do, a person we used to call in the '60s a pig. that's what i see

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that's what we all want. >>> michael steele, thank you. coming up, we've got one in iraq. iraq is launching a major military operation to fight back against isis but the obama administration seems less than confident that they can do the job. defense secretary ash carter said iraqi troops lost the key city of ramadi because though showed no will to fight. those are fighting words and speaking of fighting isis, the republicans have a strategy called blame obama but don't count the troops. we'll get to that in the roundtable tonight and what's going on in houston while the fourth largest city is under water and california in drought? what's the science behind here and finally why i think the presidential campaign of senator bernie sanders is something to look forward to. you bet. this is "hardball," the place for politics. holy macaroni !! this little thingamajig is some kind of super, duper, special gain. if my nose had thumbs, i'm pretty sure they'd be up right now. ♪ your nose has no thumbs! ♪ gain flings with 50% more scent. at book club they were asking me what you're d

. >> michael steele was rnc chair and ed rendell was the governor of pennsylvania and dnc chair. both are msnbc analysts. governor rendell, do you think the president was too personal in attacking elizabeth warren in this big fight today that she won? >> well, i wouldn't have done it, but i don't think he was too personal. he said she was wrong and i think elizabeth is warren. trade in most case -- expanded trade helps the small and mid-sized companies who don't do trade and who are exposed to trade for the first time and we see those bear yes, those quotas and tariffs knocked down but what shocks me about this vote, chris, there was a recent poll that showed democrats, not republicans or independents although them, too, but democrats overwhelmingly support expanded trade and think it's good for the economy. >> well so does bill clinton. >> right. >> the president certainly does. here's sherrod brown, democrat from ohio openly admitted protectionist going after president barack obama for singling out elizabeth warren in this debate. let's watch. >> i think the president was disre

i don't see he's out. >> michael steele?package has played out in these elections and i think there's real lessons here for republicans as we go into this next presidential election in terms of what is the conservative message to the american people about governing, managing the economy deficit spending all of that i think are real important lessons we can pick up as we look at this british outcome. >> michael, i would agree with that but i would say that one of the lessons is govern in the center not the right. because this was a goth very much in the center. one of the great things they did from my point of view and the point of view of the uk population is that they expanded foreign assistance, for example. they said that's uk's role in the world, we're going to do good things the public supports that. they are for climate change control. all of those things very moderate down the middle trustworthy, and i think that's a very important part of the story. >> well, i think the key thing there is that what was never lost in

and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. happy mother's day. security has been raised at military bases in response to threat posed by home-grown extremists. isis claimed responsibility for a shooting at a prophet muhammed cartoon in texas which saw two gunmen killed. there is no evidence isis was directly involved in the attack, but the gunmen may have been inspired by isis and their increasingly sophisticated presence on the internet and social media. here is our own pete williams on how the battle against isis is not just being fought in iraq and syria, but now in cyber space. >> reporter: this is what has the fbi so worried. an explosion in slick isis propaganda with messages tailored to a young audience resembling popular video games showing children in isis-run schools. many overtly call for violence. now an avalanche of messages on social media urging followers to attack here at home. example, at the height of the unrest in baltimore, this tweet called it a great chance for lon

joining me now, michael steele. former white house press secretary, robert gibbs. michael, let me start with you. this is a nontrolling question. among -- i was looking at some polling data on this today. among sort of the professional political class of republicans, the consultant class, is it a generally accepted idea that even knowing what we know now, the iraq war was not a mistake? is that like -- i just wonder how prevalent that attitude is. >> i don't think it's as prevalent as a lot of people pretend it is. i think that there has been for quite some time a very strong undercurrent. yes, spoken in hushed terms, because people don't want to deal with the noise of disagreeing of those who think we should have been all hell and fire and brim stone going into iraq, who don't think that was a sane policy in the end. i think laura ingram framed it exactly right. as conservatives, you do learn from those mistakes, and the real test for a lot of these gentlemen and lady -- in carly fiorina who will stand on the stage come august in the first debate, is to clearly def

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michael steele, she was trying to become a player in politics and hasn't gotten there.or the presidency, should it be taken, should she be taken as a serious top tier candidate or does this look, some accused her of being a vanity project. >> watching her interview, i've got to start to take her seriously. she has come off more and more as a credible candidate, as someone people at least want to listen to within the party. she is getting a lot of traction, a lot of buzz, if you will from some of the grassroots folks. i think the real test for her is not anything between now and august. it's what happened when she is on the stage with the fellows. and the context of that conversation she has an opportunity to distinguish herself. the way she pushed back on your questions about her tenure and getting fired, i thought that sounded reasonable. as a voter looking at that i thought, okay, that makes sense. at least she didn't run from it. she didn't hide. >> i entirely, completely disagree. i don't think we would be taking her seriously at all if she weren't a woman. >> can y

michael steele's former chairman of the rnc and howard fineman is global editorial director of "the huffington post." i've got to go to howard. >> it's so nice, you say it twice. >> howard, mr. huffington, let me ask you this question. is it because reince priebus in his genius said, only ten of you are getting this fight, so better duke it out and see how the ten are. is that what's causing this combustion of attitude? >> i think that's part of it. because we have a weird version of a race going on, where it's a race to not be eliminated. it's not to win right now, and lord knows the polls show that nobody's really winning in any fundamental sense. it's to avoid losing altogether. so everybody needs a niche. everybody needs attention. everybody needs a sliver, just enough of a liver, to get over the, whatever it's going to be, 3 or 4% of the vote required to be in the top 10. >> which means to be in the bottom. >> because nobody has over 10. >> it's the political equivalent of entropy. >> that's what you call -- >> is it radio that reince priebus, your predecessor -- i'm sorry, your successor

that's what we all want. >>> michael steele thank you. coming up, we've got one in iraq. iraq is launching a major military operation to fight back against isis but the obama administration seems less than confident that they can do the job. defense secretary ash carter said iraqi troops lost the key city of ramadi because though showed no wril to fight. those are fighting words and speaking of fighting isis the republicans have a strategy called blame obama but don't count the troops. we'll get to that in the roundtable tonight and what's going on in houston while the fourth largest city is under water and californiaor? what's the science behind here and finally why i think the presidential campaign of senator bernie sanders is something to look forward to. you bet. this is "hardball," the place for politics. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. >>> the declaration today by be

michael steele who should be leader of the republican party. we continue, by way, to wait for tom brady. let me finish tonight with this. games are played by rules. without rules, no game makes sense. think about it. the numbers matter in games. you might say a game makes no sense without them. who's the best quarterback? the guy with the best offense. numbers, numbers, numbers. the nfl rules say football must be pumped up to 12.5 pounds, not 10.5. say it doesn't matter, then why the rule? say it doesn't matter, you try. you get a grip on the regular pressure and compare it with a ball at the lower pressure. the rule-breaking football is easier to grip, especially in freezing weather. that's a fact. we've proved it here. guy he used the rule-breaking softer football is breaking the rules. he's cheating. think it doesn't matter? then you don't know anything about sports. just check the sports page any day of the week. check the results. it's all numbers. numbers are how we keep score, how we decide who wins, who loses. here in this case, who's c

. >> we came upon this inmate, michael steele, who was sitting outside his cell with his items all packed up. he was convinced he was going home that day. and it was becoming a problem for the prison, because nobody could dissuade him from this notion. >> i've been in prison since november 3rd, 1988. for a crime that i was charged with and i'm not guilty of. >> okay. what's going on today? >> that's why i'm leaving prison. >> is it time for you to leave? >> my prison time has expired. >> what are you doing sitting here? >> to be released from prison. >> how long have you been waiting here? >> approximately 14 minutes. >> in reality, he was nowhere near his release date. he's serving 110 years for murder and attempted murder. >> which one of these cells was yours? where did you sleep at night when you were here? did you sleep in one of these cells when you were here? >> the more i asked for details about him leaving, he started to shut down. it was almost as if i was breaking his belief system. the staff then started to move in and they were making it very clear to him that he was going to

. >> michael steele was a confident man when he drew rick santorum in our draft.t confidence was at least partially born out this evening with santorum making the official announcement that he's running for president. that's another 100 points on the board for steele. it's enough for him to pull into the lead with the grand total of 300 points. we'll keep you posted on all the developments from the campaign trail in our fantasy candidate draft, you do not want to miss it. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen. the reality is floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. call the number on your screen to learn more. >>> rand paul has a problem, okay? he's not polling particularly well in the primary race. most polls put him in sixth place. and he's often an outliar in the gop field. some of his most iconoclastic views on the ri

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michael steele and sam cedar of the majority report. >> that's right. >> listen to it. it's a great podcast. that's it. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> good evening. be have the bobby jindal derived solution. >> you have come up with the cry tier yan that separates the wheat from the chaff? >> no. but it will do something. thanks, appreciate t. and thanks to, as well as home for joining us. we have two great guests tonight. frank rich tonight in person and the one and only dan rather will join me in just a moment. very exciting. >>> all right. 35 years ago today. it started as a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. and a large earthquake is almost never a good thing but when it happens one mile beneath a huge, active volcano, it can be the start of something that feels a little like the end of the world. when that earthquake happened a mile beneath mt. st. helens 35 years ago today thus started a huge volcanic eruption in the continental united states. it blew 1300 feet off the top of that mountain in washington straight. the whole north side of that mountain collapsed and

. >> michael steele was a confident man when he drew rick santorum in our draft. that confidence was at least partially born out this evening with santorum making the official announcement that he's running for president once again. that's another 100 points on the board for steele. it's enough for him to pull into the lead with the grand total of 300 points. we'll keep you posted on all the developments from the campaign trail in our fantasy candidate draft. you do not want to miss it. the network that monitors her health. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to hear her daughter's heart beat once again. we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. >>> rand paul has a problem, okay? he's not polling particularly well in the primary race. most polls put him in sixth place. and he's often an outlier in the gop field. some of his most iconoclastic views on the risk of u.s. interventionism appear t

. >> michael steele was a confident man when he drew rick santorum in our draft. that confidence was at least partially born out this evening with santorum making the official announcement that he's running for president. that's another 100 points on the board for steele. it's enough for him to pull into the lead with the grand total of 300 points. we'll keep you posted on all the developments from the campaign trail in our fantasy candidate draft, you do not want to miss it. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> rand paul has a problem, okay? he's not polling particularly well in the primary race. most polls put him in sixth place. and he's often an outliar in the gop field. some of his most iconoclastic views on the risk of u.s. interventionism appear to be out of favor with the gop base he's courting on the

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. >> joining me is michael steele former rnc chair and lieutenant governor of maryland. rd dean former dnc chair and vermont governor. glad to have you here. >> good to see you. >> michael, as former lieutenant governor and former resident of baltimore, what was your reaction to the state attorney's decision to charge the six officers involved in freddie gray's arrest? >> i think that she had come to the table with a thorough review of the facts as she had been able to gather them. i think a lot of things that were -- a lot of stuff that was missed was her statement saying we began this process. immediately hearing of mr. gray's death. so this was an ongoing process. it wasn't something that just was done in the past week when all the uproar and focus was on the rioting in the city. so i thought that she put together a good team. she's come -- she came to the table very forthrightly with transparency. she laid out the fact pattern. she laid out the argument. and now she's got the very difficult job of going out and proving that. she stood in the face of the police union p

michael steele and sam seeder of the majority report the majority report. listen to it. it's a great podcast. rachel maddow show starts now. >> we're going to be talking about that same subject a little later on this hour. we've got the bobby jindal derived solution to the problem. >> you've come up with a decision procedure, the criterion that will separate the wheat from the chaff? >> well, no. but it will do something. na thanks appreciate it. thanks to you, as well at home for joining us this hour. we have two great guests tonight. frank rich here tonight in person and we've also got the one and only dan rather is going to be joining me in just a moment. very excited. 35 years ago today, it started as a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. and a large earthquake is almost never a good thing but when it happens one mile beneath a huge active volcano it can be the start of something that feels a little bit like the end of the world. when that earthquake happened a mile beneath mt. st. helen's 35 years ago today thus started a huge volcanic eruption in the continental united state

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i want to bring in michael steele former rnc chair, and lieutenant governor of maryland also with usht, joe madison, sirius xm talk show host who with his listeners clearly have a pulse on the community of baltimore. no doubt that there's been a lot of reaction on your show in recent days. now, you haven't done a show since these charges were brought this afternoon. what do you think the reaction is going to be? what do you anticipate? what have you heard? >> well what i've heard is that you have relief. we anticipated -- and i had said on the show earlier that if there was anything short of what this prosecutor came up with, the leaders in that community -- and i don't care if it was elijah cummings or the mayor or the ministers they were going to have a tough time keeping the lid on. that is what i heard. so what you have here now are people who have as you said they feel they've been vindicated. and i agree with ron. i don't think this prosecutor was influenced at all by the protesters. because she kept her head down. we didn't know anything about her. she's only been in office a

. >> boy, isn't that something, michael steele? ruth marcus, and jonathan capehart.'t that something that a mother -- it isn't about right and wrong, it's basic survival skills we're talking here. >> it is. moms are -- they're the front line between their children and the rest of the world. and when they feel threatened, when they see the world coming at them in a way that is not consistent with their values and how they're raising their kids, you see moments like that, and when the kids sort of break the line and want to get out into the world the wrong way, moms are there to stop it. and i think, you know, she really reflect, i think, a lot of mothers, as you spoke with the congresswoman, about the piece she wrote. that is so true. what i would like to hear and see are the fathers. and i don't care what shape they're in, i don't care what their condition is. if they have a child, if they have a son, especially, their voices are equally important at times like this. >> how do you speak to a son in this, anybody hear, speak to a son when you have to tell them, look o

michael steel, will join me as he departs the capital after spending many years working in my office. i want to wish him -- say thanks for a job well-done and good luck. reporter: mr. speaker, could you respond to the hillary clinton emails that have been released to the press so far? did you see anything in those emails that troubled you or that you weren't aware of before? the speaker: i have not reviewed these emails. they are in the possession of the benghazi select committee. i'll let them look at it. reporter: senator cantwell is asking for a commitment there will be a vote in the house. has she contacted you -- the speaker: she has contacted me and i told her i would not make that commitment. reporter: mr. speaker, the white house has suggested it might be increasing support to sending troops and training new members of the iraqi military in iraq to help regain ramadi and other areas. is that enough to you to signal a new change in strategy? if not what else would you like -- the speaker: that's what we have been doing. if you look at the troops that we have in iraq, they are t

the secret to michael blutrich's success, aside from his brains may very well have been his appearance and personality. street tough? nerves of steely. it would be hard to find someone who looks less suited for the job of mafia informant than michael blutrich. >> cooper: when i first saw you walking down the street, i literally said, "that's the guy?!" >> blutrich: thank you very much. >> cooper: no, i mean, you were probably the unlikeliest informer. >> blutrich: and i think that's what worked in my favor. i didn't think i had the courage. i don't think they thought i had the courage. unlike most informants, blutrich wasn't a member of any organized crime family; he was a well-off park avenue lawyer. >> blutrich: i was being... running a law firm during the day. i was... i was going out at night with the fbi. i'm dealing with mafia people. i'm making up stories about where i'm going and why am i going. >> cooper: how'd you keep all the lies straight? >> blutrich: lot of... lot of lying. because, you know, most of the stuff that we were telling the mafia were just invented stories to get them to talk. >> cooper: michael blutrich wa

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steel in the bart tracks. how many more rails could fail like this one did last week. and the failure of the do not call list. 7 on your side's michaelains how telemarketers are getting through and ways to stop them. all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> we are getting our first look at the newest addition to the california academy of science. >> cute pictures. today biologists released pictures of a new african penguin chick to celebrate endangered species day. >> this is the fourth african penguin chick in the academy. scientists will reveal the gender and the next few weeks. what do you say, dan? cutie pie. >> very cute. if you've never seen that not any it's great. >> got to go there. >> world news with david muir is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings >> and i'm dan ashley and michael finney, we appreciate your time and we will see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> the breaking news. in philadelphia, the fbi now called in on the train derailment. the train conductor revealing new information about what she may have heard. was the engineer or train hit by some type of object? and the acceleration in th