as we saw with mr webb. he oible, will be the -- i believe, will be the first of seven. it is judged on an evidentiary basis, case by case. the swiss court will take their time and review the evidence as assembled. if the first case serves as a precedent. it will be in truce. >> what about f.i.f.a., do you get the feeling they get it. coca-cola wants to oversee reforms, do you think f.i.f.a. is listening? >> i think you hit the nail on the head. that is the question that this conversation centers around. here is what i mean. you can come in and replace the leaders, and turn the organization on its ear. that will not create change from an individual stand point. what will is turning off the financial spigot. let's go through a couple of numbers. from 2010 to 2014, f.i.f.a. did 5.2 billion in revenue. for the world cup, 6.2 billion in profit. 6.4 billion in broadcast and 1.5 billion in media. they did 1.6 billion in top-level spoon or. coca-cola and mcdonald's. this is a large skilled organization, most of which are publicly traded. they feel the pressure because of respon

mr. trump. >>> let's bring in democratic presidential candidate, former senator, jim webb. senator webb what is your reaction? >> well you know that's a lot to react to in a quick minute or two. first of all, i believe in donald trump had taken the opportunity to serve our country, he could have volunteered like a lot of people did, he would have a different feeling the kind of things he's saying. it's one thing to talk about issues when you're talking about military service, you're talking about duty honor and dignity. the comments he made about mexican immigrants insulted a lot of our veterans. some were inflamed with these comments. one of them wrote a letter to mr. trump, any time you want come back and talk to us to military service. oh you didn't go. i have known john mccain for a long time. the daily courage it takes and took when people are prisoners of war, undergoing to uncertainties of whether they're going to come home -- >> just quickly on that you heard what mr. trump said i said he was a war hero because he was captured was backing he off a little bit? >> wel

mr. prime minister, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we're right back with senator jim webb and the roundtableump firestorm. donald trump firestorm. >>> i understand how our american military works. i understand foreign policy issues and i will assure you by the way that, if i were your president, i would never have urged an invasion of iraq. >> senator jim webb speaking in iowa friday night. that event, the first time all five democratic candidates have appeared on stage together and senator webb is back with us now. i want to go to the shooting in chattanooga, you were a marine, you saw many men die, do you agree that recruiters should have -- i think i know you do agree that recruiters should have guns, they should be allowed to carry -- >> they should have the means to defend themselves. this has dramatically changed since 9/11. there's a basic logic here, if we don't know who these shooters are going to be and we do know that one of their targets that they're focusing on are military people in uniform, then it's just logical that we should provide them the means to defend themselves if th

mr. warner were out, thank goodness, they had reforms. they had reform meetings. they pledged transparency and brought in two men, jeffrey webb from cayman and mr. sands from traffic, from the corrupt sports marketing company and a few years later the fbi are going can you step this way please, sir. so now they're doing it again. and who is this? horace borel, the man who put his girlfriend in to vote at the fifa congress in 1998. and i've got the document if you want to see it. they are so corrupt. but the usf -- the united states federation has been cowardly, a kid from st. kitts had the guts to stand up and say jack warner is stealing tens of millions of fifa development money that should be developing the sport in the caribbean. he had the guts to say it. warner and blazer put their poison upon him. he just survived. but he had the courage to do it. where was america? >> let me ask, mr. flynn, in your testimony, i just made notes so this won't be identical to what you said, but your testimony was that you could encounter potential political impact yet you indicated you opposed that the u.s. soccer federation opposed mr. b

webb threw his hat into the ring. he made the decision after many announcing july 14th. he'll be the 15th gop candidate. walker greeted president obama yesterday when mr. obama arrived in washington. the president speaking at the university of wisconsin in lacrosse took aim at republicans trying to do away with his health care plan and he poked fun at the field of gop candidates running for his job. >>'ve lost count of the republicans running for this job. they'll have enough for an actual hunger games. >> there are currently 14 republican candidates for president. mr. obama called them an interesting bunch. >>> well this morning hispanic leaders are calling on the gop candidates to condemn donald trump's statements about immigrants crossing into the u.s. over the border. he said immigrants bring crime and drugs to the united states. trump has seen some of his business dealings take a hit after making those comments but after nbc dropped the usa pageant, it found a new home. real tv will air the event july 12th. >>> tourists capture a great white lyly chomping on their diving cage. >>> and what suspect to tears during a court hearing? this is the "cbs

mr. trump, the excitement that he brings is also very on the plus side for our city. we appreciate attention but webb that attention coming primarily through this gentleman here. >> thank you. >> well thank you very much for being here an amazing experience. mexico is booming absolutely booming and jesus, city manager and pete have done an amazing job right here. but a lot of what's happening here is because of the fact that mexico idoing so well. 's jt dog bend, yond wh anydy er thght,nd i n't ow ithat goofor the itedtate but it is good for mexico. anybody have any questions? >> yeah, i think winning hifng vote. thousands of mexican hispanics i think when it comes down. i don't know if you sought poll, but they did a poll in nevada, state of nevada, and i'm way ahead, and more importantly as far as i'm concerned i'm way, way ahead with the hispanics well into the 30s which i think second is like 11. so i have a great relationship. over the years thousands and thousands of hispanics have worked for me and now work for me, and the relationship is very good. >> go ahead -- [inaudible] >> how many peopl

webb offer those benefits in regards to financial retirement and riempt living. >> if all the panelists would limit comments to five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. and thank you also senator robins for that fine introduction. >> turn your mike on. it's that switch there. >> so i'm thanking everybody again for their kind introductiones and so forth okay? and senator roberts, i don't want you to choke on these words, but i'm a lifelong democrat and a former clinton administration official. >> well that doesn't bother me one [ expletive ] bit. >> okay. but i say that because i come from a background where i was in administration where we care deeply about the kind of goals that the department is pursuing in this proposal, but i want to respectfully disagree with the way the proposal has been outlined. and i'm going to make three quick points. number one, the correctly estimated benefit of labor's proposed rule do not outweigh the costs. this is because labor gives absolutely no credit or assigns no value to human investment advice. namely encouraging clients to avoid trying to time the market. one of the worst decisions a long-term invest

mr. warner was taken out think -- thanks goodness, they had reform. they had reform meetings and they brought into men, jeffrey webb from cayman and a few years the fbi said, can you step this way please sir. now they are doing this again. who is this, horace burrell? a man who put his girlfriend in to vote at the fifa conference in 1998? they are so corrupt. the united states federation has been cowardly, because little peter jenkins, was it from st. kitts? not a powerful country. he had the guts to stand up and say jack warner is stealing tens of millions of dollars of fifa money that should be developing the sport in the caribbean. he had the guts to say warner and blazer turned their raid upon him, he just survived. but he had the courage to do it. where was america? >> let me ask mr. flynn in your testimony i just made note so this will not be identical to what you said, but your testimony was that you could encounter a potential political impact that you indicate the u.s. soccer federation opposes the reelection of sepp blatter? >> i'm sorry i didn't hear you. >> you indicated in your testimony that the u.s.

mr. perry: thank you. thank you. >> the democratic primary candidates spoke to read we will give you the speeches. former virginia senator jim webb. martin chafee. -- lincoln chafee. >> the c-span city's tour travels to lexington kentucky. there was a state hero with a tumultuous career. >> people asked who is a price shining star in american politics. on a national scale, someone who is going to be governor, president can read a lot of people would have said ed prichard of kentucky. he was one of those people who worked in the white house in his early 20's. he seemed destined for great things and then came back to kentucky in the mid-1940's. he was indicted for stuffing a pellet box. -- ballot box. that incredible promise, just flamed out. >> the mansion at ashland is unique. his original home had to be -- he rebuilt on the original foundation. what we have is a home that is essentially a five-part federal style home. with a tying it details architectural elements. and in added layer of aesthetic details added by the granddaughter and great-granddaughter. >> see all of the programs from lexington throughout the day on american h

mr. warner were out thank goodness, they had reforms. they had reform meetings. they pledged transparency and they brought in two men. jeffrey webb and someone from traffic, from the corrupt sports marketing company and a few years later the fbi go can you step this way please sir. now they're doing it again. and who is this? the man that put his girlfriend in to vote at the fifa congress in 1998 and i have the document if you want to see it. they are so corrupt but do you know, the united states federation has been cowardly because little peter jenkins you know not a powerful country had the guts to stand up and say jack warner is stealing tens of millions of dollars of fifa money that should be developing the sport in the caribbean. he had the guts to say it. warner and blazer turned their poison upon him and he just survived. but he had the courage to do it. where was america? >> let me ask mr. flynn, in your testimony, i just made notes so this won't be identical to what you said but your testimony was you could encounter potential political impact yet you indicated that you opposed the re-election of mr. blatter. >> i didn't