. >> none left moynihan result. >> none left moynihan result. president obama.on't forget this, i'm quoting him. islam is not part of the problem in combatting violent extremism. it's an important part of promoting peace. he said the religion was being distorted bay few extremists. i don't know how a few extremists drive out 1.2 christians in iraq. it goes on and on. extremism is a lot bigger within islam than they are telling us. there are 1.6 billion muslims in the world. only 1% of extremists. there's 16 million extremists. >> let me turn this to the middle east. the faa ordered all fights to israel ground for 24 after a rocket fell outside of tel aviv. >> at a certain point you say what choice have you got. what would you do? what would you do if american cities, what would you do if your city is absorbing hundreds of rockets. you know what you would say? you would say to your leader a man has to do what a man has to do and a country has to do what a country has to do. >> prime minister of israel has been spending a significant amount of time trying to be on

where are the daniel patrick moynihans? they put the constitution and the people's power ahead. sue mepresident says, so . what is your reaction? >> i hate that it has become so cavalier. this is serious business. this is not partisan politics. this is about the coequal branches of government and the balance of power that the president had overstepped his bounds and what he was doing was unconstitutional. fromnot a word came out our democratic colleagues. >> stephen is the politics editor for the washington times. >> i wanted to follow-up. the republican leadership has go with aed to lawsuit over the employer mandate. should there be other areas for the lawsuit? why only go with one and this specific one? do you support bringing articles of impeachment at this point? how does that tie in with this? >> let's start with the articles of impeachment. we have this every four years. the american people knew what they were getting into this last and all round -- around voted for president obama. i'm not trying to make a point. i am trying to make a difference. i do not see us going dow

senator moynihan in the 103rd congress when he introduced the clinton health care package sometimes called hillarycare, here's what it said. nothing in this title should be construed to prevent any employer from contributing to the purchase of a standards benefits package which excludes coverage for abortion or other services if the employer objects to such services on the basis of a religious belief or moral conviction. can't get much clearer than that. the government, according to senator schumer, when the religious freedom restoration act was introduced, said the government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion even if the burden results in a rule of general reliability unless it states that one, it is in the furtherance of compelling governmental interest. or, two, is the least restrictive means of furthering that governmental interest. this is not the law, the affordable care act, that people aren't exempted from. in fact, every woman in america and every man in america that works for an employer who has fewer than 50 people is exempted from this act. their en

>> more of the same from brian moynihan. the man has been trying to put bofa i try to get beyond its legacy. not happening, four billion dollars a litigation expense, almost all of the four legacy mortgage related issues. to 2.3ought profit down billion dollars for the quarter by 43%. 650 million cost for a settlement with aig. let's look past mortgages and figure out how bofa is doing on its own relative to wall street. the report card there is not so great, either. helps understand why shares are down. look at loan growth, for example. . -0.5%,loan growth was contrast with positive loan growth for other wall street banks, including citigroup with 4.4% year-over-year. training resident, -- trading fared a little better, not as bad as citigroup and as well as jpmorgan are golden. on cost management, this has been a big issue for brian monahan. bank the least efficient and spends most relative to revenue. noninterest expenses down to $ 13.1 billion. 9%, moreits staff by than 22,000 jobs. brian moynihan still has a lot of work

attorney general eric holder has reportedly refused to meet with bank of america ceo brian moynihan. reuters reports holder says the sides are too far apart for a meeting to be productive. bank of america and the justice department officials haven't held talks since the second week of june. last fall, jm morgan's ceo jamie dimon met ahead of the $40 million settlement. >>> american apparel gets a financial lifeline from its largest shareholder. the retailer struck a deal with standard general in which it gets up to $25 million to save off bankruptcy and pay office a $10 million. there will be five directors stepping down. charney will stay on an a consultant until the investigation into his conduct is wrapped up. >>> the lineup for the world cup final has been confirmed after a match match between the neitherer lends and argentina. the two sides played out an uneventful 120 minutes. rodriguez scored the winning spot kick to take argentina to their first world cup final since 1990. the result means the brazilians will have to watch their bitter rivals play germany on sunday at 9:00 p.

as the great senator daniel patrick moynihan once opined, you're entitled to your own opinion, not your own facts. vladimir putin never got that message. that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. deadly inferno. then, a 4th of july celebration goes explosively off course. while taking off in a jet turns into a fight between life and death. and falling from 9,000 feet, two skydivers free themselves before it's too late. >> you have to do something or your you're going to die. >> sometimes the best-laid plans can take a turn for the weird. >> caught on camera, what went wrong. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in a split second, a routine event can escalate into a life or death drama leaving folks to wonder what went wrong. it can happen at work or at play or as these people found out, during a leisurely day at a horse show. an official at a horse competition gets trampled by an out of control horse. may 2nd, 2001, springfield, illinois, at the arabian breed finals, they compete in a class called country pleasure driving

1970's he was a congressional aide to representative james o'hara and to senator daniel patrick moynihan. joshua. [applause] >> thank you, jim. thank-you for coming here to hear what i have to say. i'm grateful for that. it is bins certainly news combusts striking coincidence that a process that we have watched repeat itself many times over the past decade and a half is now taking place once again in which israel is attacked as strikes back in self-defense and then it receives widespread criticism around the world and from various quarters in the united states and the medium debate and some misses a subject that i tackle in this program. what does it work this way? eddy of for the book came to me about four or five years ago when writing of our road in a paper and on the internet about the story in a newspaper in sweden, there's a story that ran in the swedish daily which is a wide circulation daily insulin. the star reported that israelis are now knew soldering palestinians some randomly in order to harvest their body organs for seven new. the story : tsa, had no basis whatsoever and wa

as the great senator daniel patrick moynihan once opined, you're entitled to your own opinion, not youracts. vladimir putin never got that message. that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. deadly inferno. then, a 4th of july celebration goes explosively off course. while taking off in a jet turns into a fight between life and death. and falling from 9,000 feet, two skydivers free themselves before it's too late. >> you have to do something or your you're going to die. >> sometimes the best-laid plans

>> well, the late senator moynihan said all of us are entitled to our own opinion but not to our factsbiggest fact missing from the story of the tragedy of the airliner is is that for weeks and months now, the government in kiev which is a government supported 100% by washington has been bombing cities in eastern ukraine. bombing them, destroying them. leveling them. we probably have about 250 to 300,000 refugees having fled to russia or other parts of ukraine. that's a humanitarian catastrophe. we don't know how many civilian casualties there are but probably at least 2,000 or 3,000 n response these rebels, whether we like them or not have declared that they will try to shoot down incoming ukrainian warplanes and they have been doing so. it was in this context that this tragedy happened. without that fact, we are dealing with opinion and i don't think we honor the people who died by this orgy of political opinion that is coming out of the united states and particularly out of kiev which is producing a lot of, if not false, misleading information. so i think that's where things stand a

there is no senator moynihan who worked on improving the welfare system for four decades. there is no authority on the subject in the house or the senate chambers that members turn to now. but now, here comes paul ryan. today, he issued a 73-page discussion draft of his thoughts on poverty entitled expanding opportunity in america. it is the product of a series of hearings he launched a year ago, entitled "the war on poverty, a progress report." he took testimony from sister samone campbell and robert greenstein, who has been testifying to congress with authority on the effectiveness of the social safety net for decades. and thanks to the democratic members of his committee, chairman ryan also heard from a real live person struggling at the bottom end of the american pay scale, tiana gaines turner. >> my husband gets paid every week. after taxes he clears maybe $170 a week. >> okay. >> i get paid $10.80 an hour. just recently in june, my hours were cut down to 12 hours a week. you just broke down my everything. could anyone live off that amount i do? every month, every wee

that's been contested for a long time since daniel patrick moynihan basically said we'll never do awayal inequality until the black family is fixed. i don't want to go for that. i want to go to the immigration piece. we had a webinar where women of color were talking about how to expand my brother's keeper and expand the racial justice program that at the moment only focuses on men and boys of color and so we women of color try to make the case about why to expand it. what one woman pointed out was, what they said about the importance of boys and my brother's cooper is not being said about immigration is every day children wake up in america and worry that their parents will be sent home and he's the deporter in chief, they say and if we want to talk about healthy family, we have to talk about immigration, too. >> when you talk about the fact and very briefly here because we've got to go, but the racial issue, besides the stuff you just talked about here, a lot of people are trying to avoid it, but it seems to be front and center of what's going on. >> it's absolutely front and center.

. >> bobby moynihan will play a little orphan who has been out on the street looking for scraps.w lloyd webber, and they'll come in and we'll treat them just like real people as well and just insanity happens. >> seth: and your regular guests don't really know, they're sort of bits, but not planned too far in advance. >> we actually don't plan really anything on the show. [ light laughter ] i don't even tell the guests what questions i'm going ask. for instance, we had horatio sans on who you know very well. >> seth: yes, one of the funniest people on earth. >> and he was supposed to play a monster truck driver. who we were supposed to get to in a story that -- we would find out that he was driving over trucks that had actually human beings in them. [ light laughter ] and so we had sort of had that planned out a little bit in advance of like, "oh, we'll talk about that." horatio came out and would never get to that. he was just talking about being a monster truck driver for 20 minutes. i finally had to pause and i was like, "horatio, are you ever going to get to the part where yo

as the great senator daniel patrick moynihan once opined, you're entitled to your own opinion, not yourimir putin never got that message. that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight we are all in. >> we are the prey, not the predator. >> hamas says no long term cease-fire without ending the israeli offensive. the faa extends its bans into flights on tel aviv, and ted cruz calls that decision an economic boycott of israel. >> we stand together to stand with israel. >> the latest from gaza and an interview with an israeli reservist who is refusing to fight. then senator chris murphy on today's big revelations in ukraine. northeast governor not named christie has a major corruption scandal. and as some residents of the state revolt against taking migrants

patrick moynihan once opined, you're entitled to your own opinion, not your own facts. vladimir putin never got that message. that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight we are all in. >> we are the prey, not the predator. >> hamas says no long term cease-fire without ending the israeli offensive. the faa extends its bans into flights on tel aviv, and ted cruz calls that decision an economic boycott of israel. >> we stand together to stand with israel. >> the latest from gaza and an interview with an israeli reservist who is refusing to fight. then senator chris murphy on today's big revelations in ukraine. northeast governor not named christie has a major corruption scandal. and as some residents of the state revolt against taking migrants fleeing from central america. governor duvall patrick makes a plea for compassion. >> if a stranger dwells with you in your land, you shall not mistreat him. >> my exclusive interview with governor patrick. all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris h

so at one point during the shooting, we had bobby moynihan, from "snl," and we had ian roberts and keegan-michaeleth: all at best, double threats. i will say that. not a channing tatum in the bunch. >> wait for it. >> wait for it. so ian roberts -- i mean, this is the man who taught to us how to improvise. at one point, we had to go give him a note, which was, "ian, would you mind - - that woman in the face harder?" and he was like "oh, yeah, i can do that." and, um, so that was a really proud moment for us. >> the man who taught us -- who basically gave us our dream. and we're returning the favor. >> seth: and keegan michael key from the very funny "key & peele." >> oh my god. >> oh, out of control. >> seth: he ended up doing the wrong kind of workout for you guys. >> yes. >> seth: you want to explain this? >> we had a line -- we had a line in the script that basically was like, "oh, look at those abs," right? so moments before he was about to strip down and show us all his abs, jessica sent -- >> well, his wife texted me and said please, this diet he's on -- this caveman diet we had to hear all

you remember the late senator moynihan had a great saying.get the right to our own opinion, not to our own facts. the fact of the matter is the united states is complicit main the situation in the ukraine, and the president of the united states and the pundits won't even discuss american policy. >> we got to run. >> gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. you'll be strict sticking around which we appreciate to talk more about the international situation. when we come back, how do you recover victims and evidence in the middle of a war zone? so we'll talk about all that with our experts. [ female announcer ] you never know what might be out there. the ambulance racing by you. the ambulance chaser... chasing the ambulance. a rollerblader with headphones who's oblivious to everything. the cab driver who's checking out the rollerblader. it's 360 degrees of chaos out there. but with driver-assist technology, including a blind spot system and a rear-view camera, the ford fusion will help tell you when it's coming. ♪ >>> flight 17 crashed into

first of all, hillary care 20 years ago had a broader provision, the bill that senator moynihan introducedillary had a broader provision in favor of corporate right to opt out. second, the hobby lobby provided 16 out of the 20 contraceptions. the only four they didn't provide are abortifications. they're a fundamental fortification for those who believe life begins at conception. nobody says they can't use their own money to buy contraceptions. in the case of hobby lobby they're provided 16 of the 20. >> and they provided all 0 before the affordable care act. >> matt dowd, what are the implications here. >> that's what happens and happened in the last 10 or 15 years is we drop these kind of things in the toxic environment we're in, and then we have two sides that respond basically overstating. most people that have read this case and read all the briefs surrounding this, this is a very limited case. but we have the left that say it's a war on women. we have the right that says this is a war on religion. and both sides in this case which is very limited, and i agree with the speaker on this

that's what the moynihan report does in a particular way.he last point is that the state then goes around acting like a baby daddy and giving welfare to black mothers so we should be thankful for that disciplining black fathers to the point of literally killing them. we should reject the narrative that patriarchy that the state acting like a baby daddy is going to solve any of these problems. >> the nation has rejected barack obama as the collective paternal influence on this. >> because he actually was insufficiently magical. turned out that the election of president obama did not, in fact, remove all the problems of the world. he was not able to sprinkle a magical dust. but, let me also just, i want to go back to the point that we don't want to suggest, again, i like my black father. and my husband is an extraordinary father and even my ex-husband who wasn't a very good husband is a really good father to our child. but can we separate out a question about the emotional angst or joy that people may feel in the relationship from the possibil

turley lamented the absence of giants like senator byrd from west virginia, like daniel patrick moynihan from new york. i put alfonse dimato on that list. there were those folks who would prioritize their article 1 obligations first, and their democrat or republican obligations far down that road in the decade or so i have been watching this process, i would say parties of -- both parties are implicated in the go along, get along policy with residents of their own party to the detriment of article 1. to me this is a last-ditch effort to fulfill some constitutional obligations i feel like i have. for one, you mentioned in you your opening testimony long-held practices of past presidents of both parties were implicated here. i think your quote was neither unprecedented, nor practice. i agree with all of that. and when i open up the first few pages of the knoll-canning decision, the court goes right to that as well, to say when we are trying to figure out whether we are getting involved in political disagreements or policy disagreements, whether we try to do a separation of powers, we look

turley lamented the absence of giants like senator byrd from west virginia, like daniel patrick moynihan from new york. i put alfonse dimato on that list. there were those folks who would prioritize their article 1 obligations first, and their democrat or republican obligations far down that road in the decade or so i have been watching this process, i would say parties of -- both parties are implicated in the go along, get along policy with residents of their own party to the detriment of article 1. to me this is a last-ditch effort to fulfill some constitutional obligations i feel like i have. for one, you mentioned in you your opening testimony long-held practices of past presidents of both parties were implicated here. i think your quote was neither unprecedented, nor practice. i agree with all of that. and when i open up the first few pages of the knoll-canning decision, the court goes right to that as well, to say when we are trying to figure out whether we are getting involved in political disagreements or policy disagreements, whether we try to do a separation of powers, we look

daniel patrick moynihan from new york.rior to coming to the senate, he was ambassador to india, and he left his mark in that country. he did a remarkably good job as ambassador from the united states to india. the republican leader and i attended a funeral a week or so ago in tennessee. the funeral was for howard baker, who had been the majority leader in the senate. a fine man. he married another senator from kansas, nancy kassebaum, and he became, after retiring from the senate, ambassador to japan, distinguished himself there again with the remarkably good job he did. mr. president, we can go back and look at the beginning history of this country. what do we always learn about thomas jefferson? we know how smart he was, how he wrote brilliantly. but we also learned in every history lesson about thomas jefferson that he was ambassador to france. john adams, ambassador to england. they have set the standard for how important ambassadors are. mr. president, here in the united states senate, republicans are stalling ambassa

turley lamented the absence of giants like senator byrd from west virginia, like daniel patrick moynihan from new york. i put alfonse dimato on that list. there were those folks who would prioritize their article 1 obligations first, and their democrat or republican obligations far down that road in the decade or so i have been watching this process, i would say parties of -- both parties are implicated in the go along, get along policy with residents of their own party to the detriment of article 1. to me this is a last-ditch effort to fulfill some constitutional obligations i feel like i have. for one, you mentioned in you your opening testimony long-held practices of past presidents of both parties were implicated here. i think your quote was neither unprecedented, nor practice. i agree with all of that. and when i open up the first few pages of the knoll-canning decision, the court goes right to that as well, to say when we are trying to figure out whether we are getting involved in political disagreements or policy disagreements, whether we try to do a separation of powers, we look

news on the bank, attorney general eric holder has reportedly refused to meet with bofa ceo brian moynihan to resolve a mortgage settlement deal. moynahan received a last last month saying the bank and the government remained too far apart. jamie dimon's bank negotiated a $13 billion settlement. >>> israel's aerial assault on gas is now in his third day. martin joins us now with the latest. >> when you were talking earlier about the world cup. last night in gaza, there was a group of gazans watching the game and they were hit by an israeli rocket, five palestinians killed. it was the worst night of israeisrae israeli rockets. 320 rockets were fired at palestinian targets in gaza. the five killed in that cafe. a family of eight were killed in one building in gaza city. the israelians didn't say what they were target, but they have been targeting secret tunnels in gaza, rocket systems where they're -- and krael says this will continue to launch rockets into gaza until the palestinians tom your town. there's every sign things will get worse in the next few days. >> those rockets, you can't re