one guy on twitter saying mitt romney is a deeply weird dude. >> later senator romney had a good explanation said he had a cold and didn't want to get everyone else sick so that's -- >> that's good. >> playing considerate. >> slt. >> you don't want to blow all over the twinkie cake. >> one by one at a time. fine. >>> david beckham, look out. this british boy has some mad soccer skills. >> this is 11-year-old soccer prodigy ramell carter on a treadmill. >> seriously. >> he even speeds it up and still keeps control of the ball. >> oh, my gosh. >> he already has an endorsement deal with nike. let's hope whatever shoes they give him, he doesn't explode out of them. >> oh, my goodness. that kid is good. >>> finally on this hump day, we all feel like this seal. >> watch him. getting a little drowsy and then dozing off in the seaweed. >> a diver off the coast of england caught this sleepy seal catching some shut-eye. he perked up and went back to dozing. >> feel that deal on sleep. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitt

awesome. >>> it's a blowout for mitt romney's birthday.orter: when mitt romney tweeted out a video of his staff presenting him on his 72nd birthday with a cake made out of his favorite snack, twinkies, you'd think that twinkies would be the story. >> holy cow! >> but nope. what everybody else was saying holy cow about was this. >> look at this. >> he picked up every individual candle and blew it out. "the daily show" called him an incredibly life-like mitt bot. >> are you kidding? >> someone tweeted you don't get a wish for each one, buddy. oh, yeah? >> these are all wishes i'm getting. >> it's true most big-time politicians try to blow out their candles all at once. the queen of denmark foiled george w. bush with too many candles. and hillary clinton needed help from bill. the icing on the cake was the head caress. but mitt does things differently. after all, this is a guy who tried to iron or steam his shirt while wearing it. >> ouch. >> life isn't fair. it's your birthday, you post a nice little video moment to your social media and you

mitt romney comes from royalty back home.risk of voter backlash or accountability. he's got the running room of a brand new six-year term in the senate and name recognition off the charts. a lot of people have very high expectations about mitt romney becoming a national figure in this senate. garrett, do you think the indicators are still there or do you see a go along, get along indicator? >> mitt romney set the bar for himself incredibly high with that "washington post" op-ed before his first day as a senator in which he said he'd be willing to break from the president when he felt like it was necessary. so far he hasn't really done that. people have asked me for a long time whether i thought romney would be more like john mccain. i think he's going to ultimately -- he's setting up right now based on what he's done so far to be more like jeff flake, someone who has said he stands up to the president on issues of morality, he'll stand up to him on issues where they disagree but he hasn't proven yet that he's willing to reall

lauren: happy birthday mitt romney. cheryl: mornings with maria starting right now.for joining us, it is wednesday march 13th, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, the college admission scandal sweeping hollywood to wall street actresses, those who allegedly gave rise to get kids in leap schools. faa doubling down this morning, the boeing 737 max 8 is safe to fly. new reports say that the pilots in the u.s. complained several times about controlling the jet at critical times during flight. and the power of elon musk, boring company, wait till you hear this. james bond goes green, he would be driving electric ashton martin coming up. mornings with maria begins right now. >> take a look at futures, dow industrials expected to be down at the start of trading, again 15 points, s&p 50, up a point in the nasdaq, 5 and 3 quarters, mixed story today. dow industrials down third a percent.

. >> rino losers paul ryan and mitt romney together again.e is sharing his pearls of wisdom on the 2020 election. >> and romney's lack of common sense in full display. the "wall street journal" today, reporting that united states navy and contractor are under cyber siege by chinese hackers, in national security rhett stolen threaten america's standing at world's as world's top military power, there is no way to excuse this act of cyber terror by the chinese who are intent on becoming a dominant force on a global gail. it said united states will respond to hostile acts in cyberspace as we would to any other threat to our country, recognize it could compel actions under commitment we have with hurt military treaty partners and reserve right to use all necessary means, asappropriate and consistent with app bliapplicable internat. and contributing to lack of american cyber security by 2021, a staggering 3. by 5 million cyber security jobs are estimated to be vacant in private and military sectors, trump administration's 2020 budget requesting 9.6

( laughter ) the cake is really cool and i do get why mitt romney likes twinkies.xactly like him, white on the outside but somehow even whiter on the inside. look, i'm not going to lie, i would love to spend the entire show talking about twinkies and at the end bring out a giant twinkie cake, but we don't have time or john oliver's money, so we have to move on to the major story that's got the n.b.a. shook. involves a basketball player threatening to beat up a fan and his wife. >> now to an ugly confrontation last night in the n.b.a., happened during a game between the utah jazz and the oklahoma city thunder in salt lake city when thunder guard russell westbrook got in a shouting match with utah fans. ( shouting, cursing ) >> westbrook said after the game the fan was considering make -- fan was making comments he considered racist. the fan said he was engaging in a playful back and forth and didn't say anything offensive. >> he's got to be a professional. she was sitting down the entire time. we were actually kind of having fun, to be honest. >> trevor: first of al

jillian: mitt romney gets roasted on his birthday. rob: the gift that keeps on giving. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: i can't read it. rob: that used to be cool. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: a little food in the last hour. thanks for joining us. the mastermind behind the college admission scandal pleads guilty to accepting millions in bribes from parents trying to get their kids into elite schools. rob: two high profile parent in hot water, actresses felicity huffman and lori laughlin. jillian: todd pyro joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this is all anyone is talking about, big-time schools targeted, yale, stanford, university of texas, usc, ucla to name a few. the fbi describing it as a sham that strikes at the core of the college admissions process, the biggest name so far felicity huffman of desperate housewives flame met with the confidential witness who said he could control and s a t test and arrange for someone to proctor her daughter's test and corrected. lori laughlin, check th

i think we learn more about mitt romney from this video than we did during the entire campaign in 2012♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear senator romney ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >> oh, my goodness. what i've always wanted. look at that. holy cow. that's fantastic. wow. what are you guys going to have? >> jimmy: now what thatch this. as he starts to blow out the candles, not all at once, but one by one. like, like an alien to our planet. it will be time for his next birthday by the time he's finished. look at, twinkies really are the perfect mitt romney snack. white on the outside, even white iron t whiter on the inside. is that not the craziest thing? he's still going. i bet after dinner, he opens the silverware drau silverware drawer and thanks all of his spoons for their service. it's also the anniversary of the world wi worldwide web. in 1992, in prescient people who had an eye on the future for us. >> hi, i'm bob saget. danny tanner from abc's "full house". and i'm here to tell you about the worldwide web. surfin' the web. think about it as a mailbox on your desk. any le

mitt romney talks like he's only seen russia by watching rocky iv. >> he had not launched his invasionddling in the 2016 election here but also true, there were some troubling signs already out there in 2012. russia had already invaded the country of georgia. putin had already been implicated in deaths, in disappearances, of journalists, d d d disso dants. few would bat an eye but that was not the case in 2012 and the backdrop for what happened this week in a hearing of the house intelligence committee. testifying before that committee was madilyn albright, former secretary of state and in 2012, albright was one of those democrats who ridiculed romney. featured in an obama campaign video saying mitt romney's claim about russia showed he, quote, had little understanding of what was actually going on in the 21st century. now, albright said she looks at that episode very differently. quote, i think we forget that we forgot we're dealing with a kgb agent and i think he's played a weak hand very well and i personally owe an apology to now senator romney because i think we underestimated wha

they mocked mitt romney. >> nice try. >> they mocked mitt romney. they were soft on russia.tion. >> come on. >> everybody wants to pile on trump over this. this soft on russia started in 2012. >> oh, my god. >> we are absolutely -- no one wants to talk about it. it's there. >> i agree. that's why republicans should nominate romney this time. he was right about russia in contrast to both president obama and president trump mitt romney was right. >> no one got rich in on obama's watch. >> nor was obama destroying his meeting notes with putin. >> it will be interesting to see if the trump administration tries to figure out what happened with record to russian enter feeinterference interference. >> chute. >> was this the longest special counsel investigation in history? the mueller problem by the numbers is next. we want your sandwiches to arrive freaky fast®, so they're freaky fresh®. that's why we only deliver within 5 minutes of our stores and not... and not farther. ...he's new. if you're in the zone or in the store, you can get a freaky fresh® sandwich. jimmy john's because

are there more conservatives other than mitt romney that step up and draw a line in the sand here? surprised. you all are surprised the president always needs to have the last word. even when someone has passed away six months ago he still needs to get in the last word. sadly, i think senator romney is probably in the minority when it comes to republicans. i think the republican party has largely become a following of president trump. i know when senator mccain was still alive and battling health issues and battling for his life, at rallies when the president would talk about senator mccain, the crowd was on his side, on the president's side. and so, you know, the tweet that cindy mccain was retweeting and talking about, i think that's almost par for the course. even though that's not -- so, fast-forwarding to next year, sure. i mean, i think we could see cindy mccain at a democratic convention. there are always a couple of people from sort of the other party that join. but i'm not sure it's going to change a lot of minds. >> mccain certainly under the president's skin. that's what

he came out with mitt romney's health care plan and obamacare. mitt romney would not support it.me out with john mccain's global warming control policy with cap and trade. john mccain would not support it. he came out in his attempts to negotiate and entitlements in the budget with george w. bush and yet george w. bush would not open his mouth to say that compromise is to be had. >> every time you think there is a deal to be made with the right, it doesn't happen. >> there is no deal. that is john mccain, george h. w. bush and mitt romney all decided just because they had thought that policies x, y, and z would be good policies for the country, did not mean they were willing to support those policies. if it was turned out to be the tactical political advantagethe oppose them. with that there, practically all you can do if you want to make a better america is to try to find common ground with people who actually would like to do something to drive economic recovery. get more people insured. >> good food for thought. >> try to control global warmer. >> a professor of economics at t

as you heard mitt romney say, this was not about building a border barrier. this was about the constitutionality of who controls the purse strings. so this bill sometime in the next few hour to few days and he will for the very first time use the veto pen. it's not sure if it will go back for a override vote. nancy pelosi has not committed to that. she's probably 40 votes shy of overturns it. based on the senate vote, there's not the 67 votes to kill it or restore it in the senate either. the president meantime plans to keep building miles of new border barrier near the southern border. in the new budget, he's asked for $8.7 billion to build the wall. the president insisting this morn as he sat with ireland's prime minister that a lot of wall is being build now. >> a lot of wall going up. i don't know if you see it or want to see it. there's a lot of wall and a lot of contracts being let out for additional many, many miles of wall. we're going to have hundreds of miles of wall up fairly soon. >> there has been a sharp uptick in the number of people apprehende

you know i've called me a diehard but i'd love to see mitt romney sit in that chair right now i think he's got a lot more judgment and heart and i think that some of that would be the party needs to steer itself back a little bit into the into the center right lane and their work recover some of its principles and some of its underpinnings but there are an awful lot of republicans out there who are uncomfortable with donald trump and they won't say it and we're going to see which ones emerge in the coming months and years to try to reclaim that mantle why won't they see it. they are afraid that donald trump will tweet about them larry that's the bottom line they know that if he does that his mob gets turned loose on them their lives become a living hell they're flooded with death threats they're they're miserable they get nothing done because they get pinned down by this gigantic social media mob that trump owns and operates essentially and it and their lives become very difficult so that's they're afraid of mean tweets what democrat would be ok with in the white house. you know that'

and stewart stephens was the top strategist in mitt romney's question for the republican nomination and then his campaign in 2012. stewart stephens has worked on more republican campaigns possibly than he can remember at this point. so this is a very serious republican player who is going to give us a real insight about what the real possibilities are, what the impacts could be from a challenge to a sitting republican president in presidential primaries. the last time we saw that the republican president did not win his re-election. it was when pat buchanan challenged george h.w. bush in republican primaries. president bush got the nomination. buchanan didn't get the nomination. but president bush could not hold on to the white house after that challenge. we're going to hear from stewart stephens about is this the -- is this a year where we could see something like that happen again? >>> but to begin, we are finally getting closer to a very important number, and it's a big one. it's so big that it makes perfect sense why this number would have been deliberately excluded from attorney ge

mitt romney celebrated his 72nd birthday.ut it's this awkward video of him blowing out the candles one by one on a cake compiled of dwingies that has people wondering why. here to react be the host of the dana show, dana loesch. let's take this thing out to california where it's atrocious where what's going on. not on are they bringing people into the you state from 0er countries, but they are allowing convicted killers to skate. what's going on there? >> these sanctuary state, sanctuary city policies is insane. er time i hear one of these stories, i think it can't get any worse. this woman stalked by this guy. they ignored the i.c.e. detainer 9 times. after he killed someone, the tenth time they decided to cooperate. he had been deported repeatedly. his rap sheet was so long. but apparently the state of california want to prioritize the comfort and indulge those who enter the country illegally. this echos so much of what we heard. remember jamil shais shaw? all of these primary candidates endorsed these policies. they have a

mitt romney, numerous republicans like fitzpatrick in the house. this has to be a bipartisan solution. there are a lot of republicans that do want to roll up their sleeves and talk about solutions and they know there is economic possibilities. host: how far has mitt romney told you he is willing to go? he voted no on the green new deal. guest: he has not specifically talked about how far he will go. he has technologies we need to do something on the climate crisis and he is ready to talk about the climate crisis. that is as much as i know. host: arnold in tennessee, democrats. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to ask if you have ever heard of a man by the name of joe holden? host: who is that? caller: according to the internet, and he is all over the internet and youtube, he was the inventor of the astro burner for jets. he was a jet pilot during the korean war. foras the lead engineer rolls-royce jet engines. he has some inventions you can see on youtube that he claims will change things. it is just being ig

. >> that denounced well to the man who lost to mccain senator mitt romney. can't understand why the president woulds pairage a man as courageous as my friend john mccain. mrs. mccain comment i'dt to mick sure all of you could see how kind and loving a stranger can be. i'm posting her note so her family and friends could see. that is the level of discourse in america. >> all right. senator elizabeth warren all weighing on a plan to do away with the leblg tomorrelectoral . the democratic candidate telling a crowd they should look to the winner of a popular vote. it cannot take effect unless they get enough states to force 270 electoral votes that, of course, is the number needed to win the presidency. >> here's a job for you in alabama. starting pushing your state legislature to sign on as well. no, don't laugh. this is not a red versus blue. you can do this at the state level. look, if nothing else, you make them a little uncomfortable about it, right? >> president trump, of course, won the electoral college in 2016. and claims he would have won the popular v

>> incredible. >> why is it difficult to say what mitt romney said yesterday? >> what would john mccain think of the fact that mitt romney can speak out against the president's attack but lindsey graham, who affixed himself to john mccain for a decade, can't do the same, mike? >> what does that say about lindsey graham? what does that say about his character? >> nothing good. >> and what does it say, as willie just pointed out, as you mentioned a million times, joe, what does it say about various members of the republican party in the senate and the house who know that the president of the united states, the sitting president, is a friendless, empty vessel. he is a lonely man. he is a man alone. he is what he is. he's a liar. he's cheated. he has all of these stains on his soul that are public, that people know. and they say nothing. they say nothing. >> well, we're actually going to get to this next fascinating dynamic that is related to what you're talking about, mike. >> somebody is saying something. >> exactly and there's a reason for this bafr which hehavi

just like twinkies, mitt romney doesn't age, and he's even whiter on the inside. ( laughter ) ( applausestephen: but the weird part is romney blew out the candles by picking them up and blowin them out individually. okay, that does it! he's a skrull! there's no way. everything he does is like an alien googled "how to do a normal." (as alien) "do i blow out the flaming wax cylinder with airflow, or am i to ingest it into my mouth region? either way... fun." ( laughter ) meanwhile, police in a small town in germany rushed to investigate a murder, only to find that the woman had reported it, she just wanted someone to remove a car blocking her garage. sounds to me like someone was gonna fess up to a murder, then had second thoughts. (german accent) "oh, did i say murder on ze phone? i meant car. oops. ich bin ein silly lady. now, if you'll excuse me, i have to go bury... an audi." ( laughter ) meanwhile, new york city mayor bill de blasio is-- for some reason that top scientists cannot fathom-- exploring a presidential run. ( laughter ) naturally, he grabbed the first opportunity to be seen

mitt romney coming out saying this wasn't about national security and the problem at the border. it was what is constitutionally allowed. you say the president does have this authority. what are people to believe? >> the same authority barack obama had when he declared national emergencies and utilized the power. bill clinton ended up -- he used the national declaration many times, maybe 16. one of them was to help use our forces in bosnia. to wait until it is donald trump to say you don't have this power going back to jimmy carter when our embassy was attacked in tehran and the national emergency he declared and he sends forces over, he scaled back their emergency efforts so much that it cost great embarrassment and lives but it has been used including use of us forces and it is outrageous that now when it really needed to be done and i understand some of my good friends were acting on principle but they were missing the fact this has been constitutional, it has been upheld and the president did have the power to do what he did. heather: makes you wonder if they have spoken to a

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and this from mitt romney. >> i think there is no question but that the government of north korea has been responsible for a whole host of human rights abuses and atrocities. i've never heard somebody who did something wrong jump up and say yeah, i did it, i did it. they teni typically blame someb else. >>> michael cohen returning to capitol hill on march 6 to finish closed door testimony to the house intelligence committee. intel chairman adam schiff announcing cohen will come back next wednesday after trump's former lawyer and fixer finished part one of his testimony yesterday. >> able to shed light on a lot of issues that are core to our investigation and we were able to drill down in great detail. none of the questions that we had for him went unanswered. >> schiff's announcement after the blockbuster appearance on wednesday. under pointed questioning from alexandria ocasio-cortez, cohen claimed president trump inflated and deflated his assets to suit his business needs,s some that could amount to financial fraud. >> to your knowledge did the president ever provide inflated assets

and the said faithful were not particularly excited about mitt romney.said all we need is a hand for member to sign stuff. jay coaston, mckay coppins, thank you so much for joining us. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> thanks, my friend. much appreciated. >> you bet. >>> and thanks for joining us at home this hour. it was september 12th, 1962. it was a really, really hot day that day. and the president's speech was held in a big outdoor stadium where there was not a single inch of shade for anyone who was sitting there listening to him. and that whole event ended up being a bit of an endurance test pour the thousands of people who were in attendance, not only because of the unrelenting heat, but also because before the president eventually got up to give his speech, all these other people went first. the university president and a whole other cast of sort of lesser dignitaries all gave fairly long remarks of their own.

i'm mitt romney, and i know how to get down. >> jimmy: i always suspected that.he had it in him. it is thursday night, which means it is time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> c pac 2019, the largest gathering of [ bleep ] anywhere in america. >> i'm here to cooperate and will continue to cooperate, so [ bleep ] you all very much. >> that doesn't even make sense! why would i [ bleep ] all these women? >> tell us the first person you ever [ bleep ]ed or the last person you [ bleep ]ed. >> the last person, was you this morning. >> he took a hard [ bleep ] in the face for all of us. remember that. he took a [ bleep ] for all of us. >> together, and with all of you here today, i know we can [ bleep ] a real [ bleep ] and save lives. >> you [ bleep ], [ bleep ], i've got one for you. >> 6:50 on this wednesday morning. it's [ bleep ] cold out there. >> take it, lay your finger across the back. and then you suck the [ bleep ]. >> i draw the line there. >> h your [ bleep ] is? >> it

mitt romney has been something on the fence.g that group to go against the president. so is the president about to face an embarrassing rebuke from his own party and be faced with putting forth his first veto? we will soon find

is mitt romney.he was attacked for using the phrase "binders full of women." >> he is attacked for everything. >> now we have a real binders scandal -- amy klobuchar has admitted to throwing a binder and striking one of her own employees. there are all sorts of things like this. if you mistreat your own that disqualify you for higher office? met anyone that has done that. i think that is weird. her staff is coming out and saying this is a person that was not kind to us. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they are proposing for our country which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left and it is frightening. look itbe a choice -- all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, the internet, sorry al gore. none of that came from government but from innovation and the greatness of america. we live in the best country in the world and it is because of our freedom -- and democrats want to take that away. [applause] --do wel be an election want the americ

mitt romney condemned it on twitter. what about leadership? do you have any reporting there's an appetite for mcconnell, republican leadership to con dedemn the president on this? >> you look what happened even on the campaign trail where the president said he preferred war heros who weren't captured and lot of the gop was frustrated with that comment. and he still remains incredibly popular with the republican party. a lot of these senators fear rebukes from back home if they clash with the president. we saw this week roy blunt, a missouri republican, was disinvited from a republican dinner back in his state after he clashed with the president on the national emergency, after he voted against the president's decision to do that. a lot of grassroots activists are turning on him back in missouri. you have to understand the cost if you go after a popular president in his own party. that's why you don't see a lot of republican senators doing it just because of sheer numbers. >> from may of 2017 where george conway is turning down an offer to work

. >> reporter: mitt romney is one of at least eight senate republicans expected to oppose president trump saying, quote, i am seriously concerned that overreach by the executive branch is an invitation to further expansion and abuse by future presidents and the senate democratic leader is trying to put pressure on republicans. >> all of a sudden again because president trump simply wants it. they say let's abandon those principles and vote, and vote to change fundamentally the way the balance of power works. shame. >> reporter: again, that vote any time now. we'll be watching to see how many other republicans may cross over and oppose this president this one time, dana. >> dana: mike, on the other side of the capitol, the house voted to make the findings of the mueller report public. >> reporter: that's right. 420-0 with this pitch coming from the house intelligence chairman. >> if the special counsel has indeed uncovered evidence of serious wrongdoing on the president's part, that evidence must be furnished to congress and ultimately to the american people. with holding the full report o

and the said faithful were not particularly excited about mitt romney.r to sign stuff. jay coaston, mckay coppins, thank you so much for joining us. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> thanks, my friend. much appreciated. >> you bet. >>> and thanks for joining us at home this hour. it was september 12th, 1962. it was a really, really hot day that day. and the president's speech was held in a big outdoor stadium where there was not a single inch of shade for anyone who was sitting there listening to him. and that whole event ended u

it goes to about mitt romney and it started to tail off.an interesting family. >> who do you think beto is the biggest threat to? you've know these guys. you've seen them. who should fear him the most? >> anybody who needs television coverage to survive. >> that's a cory booker. >> he can play the young bernie sort of style here. bernie's people are more committed. if you're anybody operating at like 2 or 3% in the polls and you're not a star, what are you holding onto? if you're any of those young people who want to say i'm an up and coming star, is your star that bright. >> i have a semisimil semiplisi view. the polls saby bernie and biden are the front runners. beto is the biden. >> i think that's an interesting thing. what amazes me is the disparity in the polling between the top two and the rest of them. i would say this won't hold but i keep thinking back to four years ago with the trump and the republican primary. >> if trump is the nominee, he'll never win. republicans have told me that forever. >> scott walker is going to be the no

we have mitt romney and a few others. i wonder if you think he'll be followed by a majority of other republicans in congress. >> i would be surprised if he is. i don't think that we've seen a lot of appetite in the republican party for going after donald trump, especially publicly criticizing him because of the backlash that they suffer. we see what's happening with kellyanne conway's husband, george conway. i think he's intimidated them in to staying silent for the most part. >> jackie, politically does the president think that these attacks on john mccain actually help him, or does he not care. >> i don't know that there's a lot of forethought here when it comes to attacking john mccain. it's pretty clear the president doesn't like him, and he -- there's never been a resolution. the president couldn't really win in this situation. john mccain had the last word. so the president is known to hold grudges, and this just seems to be a continuation of that, that he just can't let go, the fact that mccain sachk the health car

. >>> meanwhile, utah senator mitt romney is now 72 years old. a lot of buzz over how he celebrated his birthday. >> his team surprised him with a cake made of twinkies. but that's actually not the point here. the point is how he removes every candle and blows them out one by one. romney says there's a reason. he's dealing with a cold. he didn't want to get germs on the twinkies. >> hmm. he's still blowing the candles out in the general direction of the cake. i use the term cake loosely. >> he can go ahead and blowout the candles. because i'm not eat thag cake. >> you don't like twinkies. >> they're okay if you're 4. you know what i'm saying? that's not a cake. that's just twinkies. >> it's like a cupcake cake. >> i don't mind those. those look great. >> we used to have a policy at kids birthday policies not to eat the cake. >> don't eat the cake. >> they would blow all over the candles and the cake. >> yeah. >> let the kids eat >> absolutely. i'll stick to the adult side of the table where the pizza was and everything else. let's talk about what

in washington there is bipartisan pressure on the faa by senators e elizabeth warren d mitt romney to ground this boeing 737 in the united states until more answers are revealed. >> dana: thank you. calls from congress to ground those boeing 737 max 8 planes as trey was just saying. and my next guest is a former ntsb investigator. he flew on one of these planes since sunday's crash. we'll ask him what he thinks should be done. >>> an alarming rate among the suicide rate among veterans. we'll talk about what can be done about it. imu emu ♪ and doug. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. [ loud crash ] yeah. he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ you're having one more bite no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. but prevagen help

he was faster than mitt romney. >> much faster.essive. >>> the otherwise great city of st. louis where a heinous culinary crime was committed. twitter user alex croughton posted this message, i introduce my st. louis secret of ordering bread sliced. it was a hit. on bagel he etiquette it was a scandal in an act of violence that could not stand one person on twitter wrote fairly confident this display would get one chased out of a new york office by a mob-wielding plastic cutlery in menacingly snapping west side story style. and nypd's chief of detectives posted thank you for reporting this crime but we only serve new york city, where this would never happen. and it would not be viral if a corporation did not chime in, saying we eat our chips ahoy st. louis style. >> you're going to want more either way. >> of course. >>> next high is a tribute for you parents who will try to get your baby to sleep. maybe you're trying right now. the proud father of a 3-week-old baby girl named kerrigan. cody's wife asked him to put kerrigan down fo

your uncle is mitt romney. i should point that out. he was attacked for using the phrase "binders full of women," which is -- >> he was attacked for everything. they attack every republican. >> senator amy klobuchar has been accused, and has admitted to, throwing a binder and striking one of her own employees. additionally, she is eaten as salad with a comb and had an employee clean it for her. if you mistreat your own employees, does that disqualify you for higher office? >> i think it factors into the calculus. >> don't be gentle. >> i've never met anyone who is eaten a salad with a comb. i think that is a little weird. i think her stuff is coming out and saying this is a person who did not treat us well. that factors into the overall calculus. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they're proposing for our country, which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left. it is frightening. it is going to be a choice. look at all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, internet -- internet.

mitt romney, (r) utah: "this for me is a matter of defending the constitution and the balance of powers"this...despite a last-minute push by the president to win his party's supportpres. donald trump: "it is pure and simple, it's a vote for border security. it's a vote for no crime."it's a symbolic blow to the white house - but not a crippling one.the resolution was passed by the democratic-led house last month, and now heads to president trump's desk... where he's made this promise: pres. donald trump: "i'll probably have to veto, and it's not going to be overturned." this vote comes after a months-long battle over one of president trump's key campaign promises - leading to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history earlier this year. after congress reached a deal for 1.3 billion dollars for border security, the president declared a national emergency to free up billions more in additional funding. from here -- the declaration will likely be tied up in court for years, as several states have filed lawsuits.in washington, i'm omar jimenez. (grant) and of course... president trump is res

republican senators mitt romney and ted cruz join democrats, elizabeth warren, dianne feinstein, all calling for the faa to ban the 737 max 8 from u.s. air pace. out of a caution, mitt romney said they should ground the 737 max 8 until we investigate the causes of recent crashes and ensure the plane's air worthiness. >> this comes as u.s. pilots have reported safety concerns about the jets to authorities. the dallas morning news says it found five complaints in a public federal database about the 737 max's safety mechanism after takeoff, which was also cited in preliminary reports about a boeing 7378 crash in indonesia that killed 189 people. meanwhile, the "wall street journal" reports that since that indonesian crash, boeing and the faa have been working on extensive software fix to the flight control system and the 737 max 8 airplanes. the sixth scheduled to be rolled out by the end of april will be a major shift how boeing originally designed the stall features in the plane. the software fix was expected to be ruled out in january. u.s. officials said the recent government shutdo

but as for mccain's status as a war hero, you mentioned what mitt romney said just a few moments ago, anderson, we should point out, president trump has been to vietnam twice now. i traveled with president trump in his first two years in office to hanoi twice. on bhoet of those occasions, the president has been right down the street from the hanoi hilt him. he has elected. he has chosen not to go to that former police on the see the bravery of john mccain first hand. journalists who travel with the president go to the hanoi hilton all the time and see for themselves. it would not have been a stretch for the secret service or the white house staff to arrange a trip for the president to the hanoi hilton so he can see what senator mccain's brave i have all about. it's something the president doesn't want to do. he wants to continue to nurse this grudge against the late senator. >> obviously, the hanoi hilton, an ironic name, anything but a hilton, of course. for most poe poe.o.w.s. >>> a man, author, retired general ralph peters. it would have been very easy for the president just to say

that is opinion shared by mitt romney, former presidential candidate, utah senator. what do you do if you don't want to be a on a plane like this? that could prove easier said than done. aviation analyst seth kaplan is with us. just you get wind of particular flight in plan something one of these jets in question, the max 8, doesn't necessarily mean they can't swap out a plane or get a different plane, or swapped out with another max 8, right, in. >> neil that is what it works. people ask me would i get on one? yeah, i would have been a get on one. there have been a quarter million max 8 flights since this plane started flying. we had two disasters and that is two too many. i'm surprised how slowly the faa and boeing moving here. the cost of grounding them goes down, so many, are defacto grounded around the world. but as a customer, look there is the flat tire rule. you show up late with at least these airlines that are using 9 max. talking here american, southwest in the u.s., air canada, west jet, air canada. you miss the flight, generally they put you on the next