mike lee open up an investigation. roasting justin bieber. it was businesswoman martha stewart that sold the show. ♪ the indianapolis star's sending a message to state lawmakers. fix this now. governor committed to clarifying the law and restoring status among businesses. >> i would like to see it on my desk before the end this week. legislation that is added to the restoration act in india. speed we want to make it clear that indiana is open for this and this. melissa: a fox news contributor. what a mess this is. >> yes. pretty straightforward guide the interpretation came convoluted and more complex than it actually is. based on religious freedom. a little different than the federal law than the one the oakland signed into law. what they are saying is, we will clarify this. >> ifo you know, we should just blame the reaction to this law here. >> i think it is a shading language going here. we cannot quite restrict rights of certain groups here. a little bit of support here. i think that it is a padlock. i do not think that it is truthful. >>

i'm a little surprised about his invocation of mike lee and ted cruz though.m interested in that, yeah. >> he believes that because the republican party is now outwardly challenged obamacare and the immigration executive order. both of whom -- both of which mr. beck feels are unconstitutional, they haven't really gone after that that the republican party are a bunch of with wusses and that's what it's all about. here is the bigger picture. >> before we pass over that look at this, quote. appeared recently in a newspaper. there was no chance, zero, that republicans were going to fail to fund the department of homeland security because republicans are deeply -- care deeply b. homeland security. the referring to the attempt to shut down the government over dhs funding. it was a strategy doomed to failure. do you know who said that? senator ted cruz. senator ted cruz. >> looking at it from a -- but he was looking at it from a realistic head counting. >> my point is that if is he leaving the republican party because he thinks mike lee and ted cruz have been unfairl

see a tall gentleman in a mechanical breathing apparatus come forward and say, in a deep voice, "mike leeam your father." john: i know you may think ted cruz is a funny guy. i am not sure where you get the idea from, but i trust you on many things. mark: he is funnier than he lets on. i think in the debates, it is going to be so crowded that cutting humor is going to work well. it is one area he did not show much in the speech. he will have to show more to excel in a crowded field. john: if he actually is funny and you are right, he should employ that tool, because he has to live in some of the angry edge he has and make himself a little more -- i hate the word relatable. mark: five of the last times i shook his hand, he was wearing a joy buzzer. john: ice cream, you scream, we all scream for -- after the break. ♪ john: thanks to haagen-dazs for rushing this cake. it is melting rapidly. we hope your campaign lasts longer than this confection. mark: tomorrow, there is not going to be a ted cruz cake, but we will have the real ted cruz live here for an interview. we will also have more of o

for those of you i haven't had a chance to meet yet, my name is mike lee.esident. now i think i'm one of a very few people who can say that today and at least have any of you believe me in saying it, but that's exactly why i'm here, and i think it's part of the reason why i was asked to speak at the very beginning of the program today. as i see it, i have a different task up here than a lot of the other speakers today. i'm here to talk very candidly with you as one conservative not running for president to another conservative not running for president, and i'm here to talk to you about the immense task that lies before us over the next year or so because you and i, we have a job to do. i hope everyone here realizes that because over the next year and a half everyone in this room, for every single one of us, it's going to be our job very, very soon to choose the next president of the united states of america. now that's going to be our job, if, that is, we're up to it. so i'm asking you right now, what do you think? are we up to it? are we, as conservatives

stuart: senator mike lee taking on what we've been calling crony capitalism.ed an investigation into google executives and their frequent trips to the white house during the time when an antitrust probe was looking at google. here's the catch, senator holding a fundis raiser today with a group of silicon valley big shots who include google executives. all right, charles he launches an investigation into crony capitalism and takes money from the people who i think are crony capitalists. >> that's the can conundrum of washington d.c. i think we've got it in a nutshell. between that and these people never wanting to leave it has created -- listen i have a lot of respect for mike lee, but it's now whatever comes out of this probe people are going to have additional doubt. you have google visiting the white house 230 times this antitrust thing that a lot of people think should be pushed new, doesn't go through. all of a sudden now he's getting money from them. but let's face it, google's throwing a lot of money to everyone. stuart: a very powerful corporation, let'

lamb. >> tone lee followed by mike ritter and then mark gruberg. >> good afternoon, the board of the member, i didn't see the chairman today, it's bicycle chairman here, so the city is not only about the economy, it's about the liberalism is not good, next run is republican we're going to win, i don't talk to politics but as you know the cab drivers are very struggling, but don'tbacker don't forget, our interest and your interest isty tied today you are wholesale, we are retail, where we can make the money you are wholesale, you are going to get bundled also, we are going the bundle very soon after the summer, you have a lot of [inaudible] to reset your policy to make a significant change for our business. you can do that, just what you had this kind of [inaudible] or not, men need courage, it's not about propaganda or anything we are direct under your leadership, please give up and bend the collar for the driver running our business, this is the only way we can more choice and more freedom to make a long fight with this uber or lift, they are the militia, they are not uniform, we ar

mike lee, who has teamed up with crews in a battle in the senate, says he is not ready to endorse anyone. cruz has been called divisive but he has a lot of fans among tea party voters. he and his wife sat down with "today" and matt asked him about compromise. >> i'm happy to work with anyone democrat independent, libertarian, republican if they are shrinking the size and power of the federal government. if they are turning around the debt, if they are expanding liberty. >> cruz faces a lot of competition. we expect more household names to throw their hat in the ring in the coming weeks. behind closed doors, president obama hosted hillary clinton for a quiet lunch at the white house. the press secretary told reporters that the two had an hour-long visit. they like to catch up with their schedules permit. no details on what they talked about. >>> cloudy skies out there, another check of the radar shows not much in the way of rainfall across the area. you aren't going to need the umbrella. the closest thing to rain or snow in our area is a couple snow showers in central pennsylvania. they a

then you've got senator marco rubio in the headlines along with mike lee out of utah republican out oftah. they're putting forth the tax reform bill that is again to help fight for the middle class. you have people getting them in the headlines, getting to know him. jeb bush, we haven't seen it yet but i it is coming. >> tucker, i get the impression when i look at way media treating walker they know the left is threatened by him drudging up seems teachers supposedly taught scott walker. they really want revenge on scott walker what he did. >> didn't finish appalling. went to work for the red cross. what a bad person. >> awful human being. >> i have to say, this poll is a little bit misleading. i don't think bush is actually campaigning in the way a typical candidate does right now. i wouldn't factor him in. the bush people if you talk to him are solely focused or nearly solely focused on fund raising. first quarter comes out pretty soon. they want to blow everyone away with it. i think they will blow everyone away with it. typical back and forth you get in the primaries hasn't begun ye

florida senator marco rubio and utah senator mike lee teaming up going on the record and talking about your plan to overhaul taxes. that's not all. they have much more to say. >> senators nice to see both of you. >> likewise. >> you have a proposal for tax reform. and let me start first with you, senator rubleio. what is your stacks reform proposal? >> it does two things. it's pro-family and pro-growth. on the business side, it's, i think, the most aggressive pro-growth plan i have seen in the while. make america the best place in the world to innovate again. tells companies the more money you pour back into the company. hiring more workers, the less you are going to pay in taxes. >> so it goes to the corporate tax? >> it goes not just to the corporate tax. it takes away the disincentive to invest and proving your capital facilities. it says that you can you immediately expense whatever money you spend to grow your business, you can immediate deduct that from your taxes. that will encourage more gises to go to start new lines to work. expand operations and hire more people. >> senator

it will be up to history to judge whether the latest partisan stunt joined by utah senators mike lee and orrin hatch ends a wartime warmongering or just another bit of buffoonery on the world stage. the republicans who dispatched this letter have disgraced themselves and undermined the credibility of the nation of the constitution they took an oath to uphold. rand paul, marco rubio and ted cruz, at minimum, signing such a letter should disqualify each man from holding the high office they seek to degrade. here's the pittsburgh post gazette. the letter sent monday by 47 republican letters to iran was damaging to america's role in the world. the senators who signed the letter should be ashamed. senator john mccain, who was one of the senators who signed this letter, now seems to be expressing some regret about having signed it. he told greta van susteren, maybe that wasn't the best way to do that. senator bob corker who chairs the foreign relations committee, he said he's surprised so many republican senators signed on to this thing. he did not. did not think the letter would be helpfu

mike lee has a program. we are having conversations about alternative ways to credentialed people to come into the workforce as cost-effectively as possible. >> one final question. >> you had mentioned obamacare. most of your republican colleagues stop at repealing. you mentioned replacing. can you take a moment and expand on that? >> yes. let me start out by saying that i think the ultimate and best solution is to allow every american to control their own health care spending. most americans are insured by their employer. your employer tells you, this is what your insurance plan is. the only choice you get is your primary care physician out of a book. you can accept your employer plan or you can take that money into a health savings account or some protected account where that money is now available to you to spend on your own behalf. pretax. you can make choices on what to do with that money. you can pay out-of-pocket for primary care. and perhaps just by catastrophic coverage. that makes sense for my 28 e

what you see for example for marco rubio and mike lee, on the top there's a proposal to increase thet's good. it's superimposed on all the big tax cuts for the rich. we're back to the same old policy. i think the champllenge is picking up on an idea the other side focuses on. will their ideology allow them to answer the problem. >> it strikes me in 2012 when you had the democrats and president obama, playing up themes of income inequality of the idea as republicans as the protectors of the rich one of the things that made it effective mitt romney played to type. he was the person the democrats dreamed of having on that subject. when you look at the republican today. somebody like scott walker from a humble background and played up a blue calarappeal, does having someone like that make it easier on issues like this? >> it makes it easier if the mesengeer speaks the right language. mitt romney dipt get in problem because of who he was, it was the things he said, the 47% that are enforced the perception of what he was. scott walker or a marco rubio who doesn't present as this rich guy w

mike lee has a process that does that in a different way. we have alternative ways to credential people to enter the work force as quickly and as cost-effectively as possible. >> one final question. >> senator you had mentioned obamacare. most of your republican -- thank you. most of your republican colleagues stop at repealing. you had mentioned replacing. could you take a moment and expand on that? >> sure. first of all, let me say the ultimate and best solution for health insurance in america is to allow every american to control their own health care spending. if you think about it, most americans today are insured still by their employer and basically your employer tells you this is what your insurance plan is and the only choice you get is your primary care physician out of a book. what i'm arguing is we should allow individuals to control their health care dollars so you can accept your employer plan or in lieu of that you can take that money into a health savings account or protected account where that money pretax is now available t

mike lee has a proposal that does that as well in a different way. we having conversations about alternative ways to credential people as quickly and cost ebecktively as possible. -- >> stop at repealing. you had mentioned replacing. could you take a moment and expand on that? >> sure. let me start out by saying i think the ultimate and pest solution for health insurance in america is to allow every american to control their own health care spending. if you think about it most americans are insured pie their employer and your everybody boy will beer tells you this is what your insurance plan is and i the only choice you get is your primary care physician out of a book. i'm arguing we should allow individuals to control their health care dollars so you can accept your enboy will beer plan or in lieu of accepting your plan, you can take that money into a health savings account or some protected account where that money, pretax is now available to you to spend on your own behalf. you can make choices what to do first, put in a health savings account and

ron johnson, mike lee, marco rubio, rand paul, tim scott those are the six and the political action inlub will support in the election. host: here is a piece in defense of john boehner's speakership. -- host: as a member of congress yourself who came into the 1994 wave and worked with speaker newt gingrich, isn't there something to say about having party unity, everybody on the same page, and not working against those in your party? guest: i think the key is a pretty simple formula about how to govern based on an election. tell the voters what you will do. you win the election and get the majority. then you do what you told them. the problem with republicans in this congress is they told the voters, for example on repealing obamacare, we will make that our number one priority for three elections, they told the voters that. we will see how they do. it is a big test coming up. will they use the budget process, reconciliation, to fully repeal obama care? if they do that, the voters who sent them there say yes, we are confident you will do what you promised to do. a rule of the club is to

ron johnson, mike lee, marco rubio, rand paul, tim scott, those are the six and the political action in the club will support in the election. host: here is a piece in defense of john boehner's speakership. he wrote, the rise of groups such as club for growth ensured that house members no longer had to rely on the goodwill of the leadership to raise money. an alternative money source arose, one that some members who would not fall in line as the ideal, not a problem. as a member of congress yourself who came into the 1994 wave and worked with speaker newt gingrich, isn't there something to say about having party unity, everybody on the same page, and not working against those in your party? guest: i think the key is a -- the key to creating party unity and allows things to be done in the house is a pretty simple formula about how to govern based on an election. tell the voters what you will do. you win the election and get the majority. then you do what you told them. the problem with republicans in this congress is they told the voters, for example on repealing obamacare, we will ma

thank you, thank you very much mike and to my friend of mine secretary shuttering and my pal charlotte and mayor ed leeis here i just wanted to thank everyone wearing a whitecap here for their service i've been in the senate for 22 years i've seen there is a price for freedom and you see it up close and personal and you see it in the faces of our military people who are willing to stand at all to be trained, to take orders and become the most powerful fighting force on architecture san francisco has always been a navy town and i think the fleet week which i was part of bringing back in 1981 have shown that i think to our men and women who are assembled here today who serve in the united states navy and the united states marine corp what i'll find is a welcoming city i hope you enjoy the weekends it's k30i8d important you do if you end up in the who's gallows don't call eyeing otherwise if there's dismissing anything we can do to help we're there i said this morning one of the great surprises and pleasant one was to see the great talent we have in our command force back in washington people like the hea

mike barrett. >> there are people verses scott lee peterson. >> seems to me this one was a body blow and they werered by it. >> i invested over a year into that trial fervently believed in him. had a hung jury by all accounts. >> lead injure or after injure or after injure or. >> how did you avidly believe in a client like nobody else would? >> one of the things that was disturbing to me was the reaction by people when he was arrested. i mean it was people hanging it was a monster that was one of the things that affected me. this should not be in this day and age. something should not be presumed that guilty from the get go. >> i would say the defendant's right to a fair trial. >> he successfully argued for a change of venue. he announced he would seek the death penalty. the trial was moved to red wood city across the bay from where the bodies of laci and connor from were found. >> one of the toughest jury selections i have ever done. >> two of the jurors among the damming evidence is reigning video scott interrogation. when cops show the infamous picture of himself just before laci a killed. scot

tom lee, managing partner at fundstrat global advisors, and mike regan in julie hyman.her into carnival, first quarter and just him out, and their huge expansion plan. plus blackberry just reported their surprising fourth-quarter profit. how the smartphone maker is cutting costs. we are just a few moments in the session. stay "in the loop." ♪ betty: trading just underway for supper want to get back to our chief markets correspondent scarlet fu. i know you are watching blackberry. scarlet: it had its best day, sales did fall in the third quarter, so that is not driving the profit, and said we have cost cuts and a average higher price for each smartphone that is sold. blackberry has seen a huge demise because of its global market share of smartphones now less than 1% a far cry from its glory days. dow chemical's selling half of its oldest business, that would be chlorine two olin -- to olin. this is all part of the dow ceo's target of $8.5 billion of the less profitable business to focus on higher-margin assets like plastics as well as dramatically -- as genetically modif

lee, abc7 news. >>> a woman who went missing during a mike yesterday near citizenson beach is now in jail. the 23-year-old became separated from two male friends and they reported her missing. here's the twis. authorities say once the woman realized people were looking for her she intentionally hid from them because she had an arrest warrant in mendocino county. she reportedly tried to sneak back to her car around 11:00 this morning but a sheriff's deputy was stand willing waiting for her. she is being hild held on $2500 bail. >>> a walnut creek high school added extra police officers today because of a graffiti threat. it was found skrauld inside a boy's locker room at loss lomas high school. police conducted a risk assessment and determined the campus was safe. officials decided to keep the school open but assigned more police officers to the campus. >>> in less that two hours the agency that provides water to much of the south bay will consider new stricter conservation guidelines, that's on top of the existing rules. some customers say they are already saving as much as they can. david

. >> reporter: barbara lee boycotted the speech saying he prematurely spoke against a deal that has yet to be achieved. mike honda wrote the prime minister offered nothing new nor an alternative and may have well undermined efforts to reach agreement. stanford had this agreement. >> i think the speech begins with some right premises but arrives at some problematic conclusions. >> reporter: he says netanyahu is right that iran can't be trusted, and that it brutalizes its own people. >> but from these premises he then concludes that the only way out is a deal that would completely dismantle iran's nuclear program. to me, that's -- >> reporter: stanford's own iran expert says tehran would walk away from any such demand and there would be no deal. any criticism of netanyahu from congress was couched in the strongest support for israel giving you an idea about how sensitive this subject is we asked congressman erik swalwell to give us statements and he declined. the n nbc bay area news. >> it's a political hot potato to be sure. >>> san jose's federal patent office was supposed to open, but there were hiccups in

. >>> mike pantes signed the religious restoration act which allows businesses and individuals to deny service to gay people. san francisco mayor ed lee calls it discriminatory and has now barred city employees from traveling to indiana using public money. and mark benion the founder of sales.com says his company won't send any employees or customers to indiana. >>> the cockpit voice recorder indicates it was a deliberate act. it now appears the co-pilot deliberately slammed the plane into the alps and it now appears the pilot was locked out. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: this all comes as investigators have listened to the black box. families of the victims walked in a long line. coming together in brief to the mountain where 150 people lost their lives. french investigators say they could hear passenger screams just before the plane crashed into the mountain. >> reporter: we are speechless that this aircraft has been deliberately crashed by the co- pilot. >> reporter: that co-pilot had logged just over 600 hours of flight time. lubis and the captain patrick could be heard talking normally after the plane left in barcelo

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