no it won't be thousands and thousands of jobs, mr. trump. you know, mr. trump, you've got that airplane that sitting out at the airport, why don't you fly on out to nebraska the way i did and talk to the folks and get the real story if you want to be president. i think karl rove and donald trump would have a different vuft pipeline if they actually knew what was going on in the heartland. people's land and livelihoods are on the line here. first a spill in aquifer could contaminate community's drinking water and do irreversible -- that would be irreversible damage. when i was nebraska, landowners told me this is the reason. it's a major threat. >> we're in a very fragile cell. and we have sand right over the aquifer. you don't have to go down very far before you start hitting that water. there's a vast amount of water right there. and in this sand and gravel mixture, if there's a crack, a leak, anything like that, it's going to get into -- into that porous material and it's going to be in that water very rapidly. we -- as a matter of fact, i really believe

. >> all right mr. trump, the freedom summit. we're having a little freedom summit of our own. to get america back on track, what do we need? what does donald trump think we need to do? >> leadership. it's simple. we don't have leadership. we don't have a good leader at the top. we're being scoffed at all over the world. look at putin. he is doing numbers like nobody has done in a long while and it's very sad. but what you need more than anything else is leadership. >> who would be the leader? president obama is going to leave. what's the right leadership? who is the right person? >> you're going to see. first of all you have the elections coming up which are going to be very interesting and november is going to be a very interesting month because i think the republicans really have a good chance at taking the senate. it's going to be interest. it's not going to be that easy but if they play obamacare and it's such a disaster, i think they'll win and win easily. >> which one. >> after that -- >> you mean the senate. >> yeah, the senate. i think the republicans will take the sen

. >> all right mr. trump, the freedom summit. we're having a little freedom summit of our own. get america back on track, what do we need? what does donald trump t

he said, mr. trump, they will never be able to make ice. they did finish in a couple of times but they were not able to make ice. they cannot even make ice when it was 20 degrees out. [laughter] i call him up and he comes down. realizes --es, he today we use brian. -- brine. it is water with salt in it, and you put it in rubber tubes under the concrete. the ice never freezes because it has salt in it. it's a rubber tube, salt, and water. they make the water very cold. we had ice so fast, nobody could believe it. they poured the concrete, they ported at an angle. one side of the rink had two and a half feet of water and the other had nothing. this is true. even i could not cool to in a half feet. -- two and a half feet. we had to rip it all apart. today, in the wharton school of finance, they study that. it's free enterprise versus government. we need more. [applause] i fixed things. that's what i do. i got rich by fixing things. usually i will buy it out of bankruptcy. they say, trump went bankrupt. i never went bankrupt. the story said, tr

mr. trump. april 16 when hannity asked trump about the rancher. >> you do have a certain law, you know. i mean, you have it all throughout the united states and they pay their fees and all sorts of grazing fees and things i'm not so accustomed to. if i were cliven and i like him and i like his spirit and spunk, i do like him. he ought to go and cut a deal with somebody. that's the best thing. >> trump's words of wisdom. look me up on twitter and facebook. my user name is brian seltzer. i like your feedback. we got a lot of feedback that caused all hell to break loose. there were conspiracy theories and i'm going to try to clear it all up, after this. ndred and sen thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expens

. >> well, mr. trump wasn't even sure that the president's birth certificate was right. the polls were cooked about the 2012 election and that milt romney was going to win. i don't think this should surprise us that they're doing this again. because it is bad news for them. that the number is so big. it's actually bigger when you count the people who sieped up on medicaid and some other folks who have gotten coverage. the republicans were obsessed, the democrats embraced it but then turned to jobs. i think he's trying to foot the argument and say all they want to talk about is obamacare, what i want to talk about is how you get the economy growing and pull people up from the bottom. i think that's where democrats can actually start winning in this election. they can't just stick on obama care. >> got to leave it there. thank you, have a great holiday weekend. >> happy easter. >> and do what e.j. and i do and most smart people. catch melissa harris-perry 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. coming up, going on offense. they wanted a fight on health care and they're abo

speaking of all things financial and mr. trump keeps a close eye on these things, we wrapped up the trading month. the month of april is put to bed. let's look at how the major averages faired on the month. up about a percent on the month. close to a similar matter. it was the nasdaq that took a hit. remember when the internet was getting clobbered. so we'll be looking at that as we move into the month of may which is sometimes a problematic month in the markets but we'll see. in the meantime, the irs asking for raise. is this the time for this particular agency to be asking for anything? after this. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take mo

mr. trumpe done, what they did, and how you would evaluate it so far. >> hi, andrea. this is a time of day that concerns us. we've been focusing in our security assessment consultations with schools just on this issue. if you look at many of our high schools around the country, custodians are going around opening doors as early as 6:00 a.m., an hour or more before students and staff arrive. students come in, oftentimes before many of the teachers. so teachers are just arriving, you have a skeletal staff on scene, while students are in cafeterias coming in hallways. so supervision is a critical thing at this point in time. not to say it's the teacher's fault or anything, but we have to have a heightened adult presence as soon as the first kid walks in the door. as far as the actual response today, with having a school resource officer, plus a security officer, and assistant principal intervene, having the onsite support, because that's how most of these incidents have their first intervention. i

how about this, mr. trump.s memo for democrats and said don't use the recovery word because there has been no recovery. they write the more powerful setup for democrats' economic message is the ceos and one percenters whose incomes soared while everyone else works hard to just get by. what they are saying is push the koch brothers. >> they are playing the age-old card. it does work and has been effective. it is a card that sort of historically has worked. i'm not sure it will work now. i think what will certainly overshadow it is the failure of obamacare. i think republicans will have a tremendous victory in november because of what is happening with obamacare. they talk about 7 million people but don't mention all the people who aren't able to get plans. i have people who i speak to all the time who are devastated by what happened. i think the obamacare situation, the only thing that stuck to obama, the obamacare situation will lead to a big republican victory in november. >> speaking of republican victories.

mr. trumpd their co-founder to step down after finding out that in 2008 he supported traditional marriage. but they have been getting the highest level of negative customer feedback following his departure there. what are your thoughts on that? should he have left? >> they really hit him hard. he left a job to take this job and they had a campaign against him and around 2008, you had the president of the united states supporting traditional marriage, if you go back and look. and i mean, maybe he should step down because of the fact, think of a lot of people that would like to see that very much. perhaps he should step down. but you had the president just about that time supporting traditional marriage. so they really hit this man hard. i think it's really unfair. >> absolutely. mr. trump, it's okay in this country to have a different opinion. >> well, it is okay to have a different opinion and that's what the country is all about. again, when you have most politicians in washington at that time

he said, mr. trump, they will never be able to make ice.hey did finish in a couple of times but they were not able to make ice. they cannot even make ice when it was 20 degrees out. [laughter] i call him up and he comes down. realizes --es, he today we use brian. -- brine. it is water with salt in it, and you put it in rubber tubes under the concrete. the ice never freezes because it has salt in it. it's a rubber tube, salt, and water. they make the water very cold. we had ice so fast, nobody could believe it. they poured the concrete, they ported at an angle. one side of the rink had two and a half feet of water and the other had nothing. this is true. even i could not cool to in a half feet. -- two and a half feet. we had to rip it all apart. today, in the wharton school of finance, they study that. it's free enterprise versus government. we need more. [applause] i fixed things. that's what i do. i got rich by fixing things. usually i will buy it out of bankruptcy. they say, trump went bankrupt. i never went bankrupt. the story said, trum

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trump selfies. welcome to instagram. that's what mr. christie did himself. there he is.oung chris christie a younger joe biden as well. that's it from me. thanks for watching. i will be back at 5:00 m. eastern. a person special would-hour editied edition. >>> we begin with breaking news top of the hour. i'm brooke baldwin. let's get to it from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry with a stunning allegation. he has condemned religious intolerance and saying leaflets are being dropped in that's t small ukrainian towns telling people there to identify themselves as jewish. >> just in the last couple of days, notices were sent to jews in one city indicating that they had to identify themselves as jews. obviously the accompanying

mr pollock. >> i don't think it's because of pollard. i think the way this is seen is the u.s. - it's a trump card. they can pull it at the time. u.s. officials confirmed that he is on the table, he could be released. nothing has been achieved. this is significant. he's a u.s. spy, convicted of spying for his rail. passing classified information, arrested in 1985. israel had, for a long period tried to release him. there's a lot of public opinion against the u.s. there'll be a backlash, senior intelligence officials said they will step down. it shows you how straight and crucial the point is. if the u.s. - this is not confirmed, if jonathan pollard is part of a deal, the israelis will have to make concessions to the palestinians. they'll say you can't free pollard because of the last batch of prisoners that we have agreed upon. what will be is an option. a senior palestine figures, that is on the cards. it's tit for tad. people will tell you they are not focussing on final status issues, things like the future of jerusalem, they are just focussing on extending the talks, incredibly difficult.

mr. president all of these things -- all of these men think your coin is the best. i made a bet with them there is a coin that can trump yours. i said what are you talking about. want the first lady's coin. the first lady's coin would be yours. it's true that the first lady trumps me. her proudest accomplishment is being a peer mentor for wind warriors. she says i was definitely being carried and now i feel like i'm helping to carry others. i want to thank you, jeanette. this is first and foremost for riders, but alle of you make it so special for all of us because you inspire us, you inspire the country. some of whom will be out cheering along your ride. you inspire me with your courage, your resolve, your resilience and tenacity. proud to be your commander-in-chief. michelle and i treasure every moment we get to spend with you and your families. ofry day, i have the honor serving as his country's commander-in-chief. as long as i have that honor, i will make sure i am fighting to make sure you and your families get the care, treatment and benefits you and your family deserve. to servele ask of you your country and giv

mr. president, all of the soldiers think that your coin is the best. and i made a bet that there's a coin that could trump yours, and she said, i want the first lady's coin. that would beat yours. and it is true that the first lady trumps me. but jeanette says her proudest accomplishment is being a peer mentor to other rounded warriors. she says that during the recovery, i was definitely being carried. and now i feel like i'm helping to carry others. i want to thank you, jeanette. and this ride is first and foremost for these incredible riders, but it's men and women like john and louise and cedric and all of you who make the rides so special to all of us. because you inspire us. you inspire the country. some of whom will be out cheering along your ride. you inspire me, with your resolve and resilience and tenacity. your optimism. it makes me proud to be your commander in chief. and michelle and i treasure every moment that we get to spend with you and your families. every day, i have the honor of serving as the commander and chief. as long as i have that honor, i will keep fighting to make sure that you

mr. sterling, the nba and the clippers must carry on. the clippers did that last night as they trumpedors. chris paul and the other clippers simply got through the night with a victory. terrific perspective for us here at bloomberg surveillance and joins us right now. i want to talk basketball for so many of us not engaged in this. the lakers are in last place and the clippers are in first place. how surprised should i be? >> they have come out from under the lakers shadow for the last three years. >> did mr. sterling do that? >> i'm not sure he's the reason for it. there was some front office changes that happened. if we see this team go up for sale in the next few months, the clippers will command a price that a lot of people will be surprised with. >> they play at 10:30 eastern time. what should we look for in that game after the emotion of last night? >> they're going back on the road to the warriors. you will see it carry over. get the if the emotions best of them as they move forward. >> behind the scenes, you have ba commission are making it clear how he wants this to move forwa

mr. hanlon, with all due respect, personal outrage does not trump physics nor does it knowledge and the evidence that they tore down building seven on 9/11. host: this is a different topic and we move on to jesse in michigan. caller: >> good morning. good morning. i have heard of different characters in afghanistan -- in afghanistan, i want to ask -- what is -- what is so special about afghanistan, all these wars going on. host: thank you, jesse, we will get a response. why afghanistan? guest: there have been a lot of conflicts in afghanistan and in the 19th century, we talked about the great game with the british and russian empires colliding in afghanistan and standing up for their own country and pushing out these foreign powers. but in terms of the modern era it does begin with the soviet invasion. the soviets tried to install a true communist government, in the late 1970's, so the outside world again intervened in afghanistan. we decided we had to oppose that hartley for the good of the afghan people, but also for our own interests. we wanted to stop the soviets before they moved farther so

mr. poore. >> cedric was out of prison for 11 months prior to being charged to the homicide. he had served 17 years for armed robbery. >> i wanted to work like the jeffersons, but live like donald trumpit wasn't worth it. nevertheless, i did it. i suffered the consequences of doing it. >> probable cause has been found for your detention on four charges of murder in the first degree. and three charges of robbery with a firearm. on the murder charges being held without bond. >> now facing charges that could result in the death penalty, cedric cannot afford an attorney. >> my best attorney right now is me right now. i can read. i can write. it don't take much for me to learn. >> appointing a public defender to represent you on the case. good luck. james poore. good morning mr. poore. i believe you are represented by cathy frye, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> unlike cedric whose public defender is carrying a heavy case load, james poore hired a private defense attorney. >> miss frye has been in this morning. not guilty plea entered on your behalf. good luck. >> thank you. >> after the arraignment, the two brothers try to talk. an officer notices the exchange and separates them. >> did

mr. gaudi they are area legitimate questions, questions that will allow this committee to do its work most effectively and efficiently. all deserve to hear those answers. when comes a point in time certain things trump other things. instance, the idea that that one canhts research not to incriminate oneself, i think we have to deal with that first. as i said in my opening about -- ist is not bigger than us. it is bigger than this moment, it is bigger than ms. lerner. john malcolm, your thoughts. guest: we do have constitutional rights. the are therefore very important reasons. however, as with all of our constitutional rights, one can wave them. so the question becomes whether ms. lerner, either by purchasing her innocence before the house committee or to the statements that she gave to the department of justice, whether she has waived them or not, that is a legal question. there is a genuine disagreement, it seems, assuming the person will see what a court of law has to say about it. i don't think that cognition cummings art it -- comments are frivolous. zach is online for republicans. a couple of quick questions and comments. i was a democrat back in the 1980's and then i became a republican. i am

mr. jordan, our friend from ohio in his state of virginia. he's absolutely right. james madison but a lot in the power of congress. that's where it belongs. the house of representatives can really trump even the courts. with respect to interpretation of constitutional issues and legislation. but that same james madison had to be persuaded and was persuaded at the very first act in the first congress to adopt a bill of rights. that could've been 100 enumerated right. they enumerated 10. the fifth one was the right against self-incrimination for a reason. because what i care to rise colonial times and the characterized frankly perjure 17th century jurisprudence was a star chamber proceeding. it was somebody's choice could be used against them and against their will. are you going to now it just on the miranda right recitation for every which is who comes before this committee? by the way, anything you say can will be used against you. so say nothing? are we going to throw out a flawed? unfortunately, we are about today brings us back to the mccarthy era is not as the name, but if you look at case law, that's where you have a go. congress trampled on right, citizens right, on her citize

trump responsible leadership. madam president, i yield my time. mr. walsh: madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mrs. murray: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: madam president, is there a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes. mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be eliminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. madam president, i ask unanimous consent that senator begich's fellow noel bellot be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the 113th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: i come to the floor to in just a few minutes request unanimous consent to pass a bill that is a very small step in what will be a very long recovery process for a community in my home state of washington that was devastated by a landslide less than two weeks ago. this is the green mountain lookout bill, which will -- we'll be passing shortly. it is not going to rebuild anybody's home that needs t