who do you see what the republicans have nikki haley who you have. what is that i'm saying that we have we have very beautiful women in the republican party and i think that there's a beautiful woman in the democratic party but what does that have to do with the republican plan to pick up women we've got the republicans have done a good job of picking out women to come into the party who are pretty everybody getting dollars winners that really would take advice from breitbart he's not the one for landrieu not the one cheating on his wife and i think that's far behind i've met him right or two other times he says he's been he's happily married to his wife and in california i think i think i think you could learn a thing or two from growth or minus i have had you see madam on speed dial likelihood or i that's not my cast of the republicans right but who knows i mean i'm not up here you'll help her get to the online editor the weekly standard jamie weinstein senior editor of the daily caller thank you both for being here thanks don after the break it's

who do you have to say what the republicans have nikki haley who do you have. what is that i'm saying that we have we have a very beautiful women in the republican party and i think that there's a beautiful woman in the democratic party but what does that have to do with the republican plan to pick up women we've thought of the republicans have done a good job of picking up women becoming the party or pretty of everybody get dollars that winners are pretty good to take advice from breitbart he's not the one philandering he's not the one cheating on his wife they have left far behind oh that's right or other times he says he's been he's happily married his wife and in california i think i think i think we can learn a thing or two from right or have to have a d.c. madam on speed dial likelihood or that's my guess of the republican state but who knows i mean i'm not daniel helper deputy online editor the weekly standard jami weinstein senior editor of the daily caller thank you both for being here thank you after the break it's a very busy day for lobbyists on cap

thank you. >> our panel again, congressman paul ryan, congressman allen west, governor nikki haley and at the newseum here in washington. >> if you missed any bit or it or maybe you'd just like to see it all again you can view the entire town hall at youtube.com/cbs or on our website at earlyshow.cbsnews.com. and also be sure to logon to cbsnews.com for a special washington unplugged, when reaction from our town hall. great day everyone. thanks for being with us. your local news is next.,,,,,,,, right now first lady michelle obama is at a brea ising money for >>> good morning. 83575. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. first lady michelle obama is in berkeley raising money for her husband's re-election campaign. the price is $1,000 to $25,000 per plate. later mrs. obama will hold a lonnie quinn in san francisco. >>> a federal judge is expected to issue a key ruling on prop 8. he was openly skeptical of arguments put forward by supporters of the ban on same- sex marriage. they want him to overturn a ruling by another judge that threw out proposition 8. >>> transit employees in san

america are there any other bills that we should know about that are being drafted right now well nikki haley in south carolina just signed a very similar bill in south carolina it's similar to the arizona bill it basically requires law enforcement officers from the state of south carolina to. stop someone and request information about immigration status if they reasonably believe that someone is undocumented now of course how a person can reasonably come to the conclusion that someone is undocumented is anyone's guess and our worry is that it really kind of is an invitation to racial profiling i want to thank you very much for joining us tonight eleanor the one that really baffles my mind is that you are not supposed to help anybody if you think they might have documents and that's that's just and humane and thank you so much thank you. tonight give me he compared them to children and tonight we're giving them art old time award for their lack of leadership and then stick around for happy hour and that's n.b.c. suspend the contrary. calls obama a derogatory name for the male anatomy and we s

governor nikki haley has confirmed she'll sign the bill into law.tical of federal officials accusing them of preventing south carolina from enforcing its current anti-illegal immigration laws by denying the state access to electronic records used to verify a person's citizenship. if the bill becomes law, anyone stopped by police even, for example, for a minor traffic violation, would be subjected to an immigration check if the officer suspects they may be in the country illegally. arizona, utah, indiana, georgia, north carolina with a milder law, being targeted now by civil rights groups because of similar anti-immigration laws. >> i was going to say, when is the lawsuit going to be filed? >> they are all on it right now. >> in the meantime are law enforcement putting it into practice? even though this could be in courts? >> many of these are in court right now and it just is a matter of time to see how they play out. most people expect, for example, arizona's sb 1070 to eventually hit the supreme court. >> currently are they actually conducting the

at our town hall meeting on tuesday, governor nikki haley made it clear that south carolina's positionbusiness and creating jobs. >> we are fighting the unions every step of the way. we're a strong right-to-work state, we're going to stay that way. that's what gives the company confidence to come and say this is a state where we can make money. >> the problem is those jobs would be taken out of everett, washington, where employees are currently working in those jobs and those employees need those jobs, too. >> reporter: union leaders say the company relocated the jobs to punish workers over a 58-day strike in 2008. as proof they point to what the executive vice president told the "seattle times" last year. >> the overriding factor was not the business climate and it was not the wages we're paying people today. it was that we can't afford to have a work stoppage every three years. >> reporter: boeing says south carolina has lower costs, a world class port and that the company can move where it chooses, but if the hearing finds that boeing relocated the jobs out of retaliation, it will h

columbia, south carolina, governor nikki haley will sign the tough immigration law that requires policeo check the legal status of any suspect an forces all businesses to first clear the people they hire through a federal immigration database. >>> in indiana, they arrested a amish man for sending hundreds of textses and nude pictures and video to a 12-year-old girl he tried to solicit for struck. police arrested him when he showed up in his horse-drawn buggy. >>> a college professor allegedly started a companions website and called it a safe place for prostitutes and johns. police call it a virtual house of prostitution. >>> from queens, new york, 400-pound tire flies off a city bus. the driver says luckily it just missed a woman pushing a baby stroller. this happened in may. but it has happened before. the mta blames maintenance cutbacks to save money. >>> developing story. alarming story out of yemen. dozens of suspected al qaeda militants have broken out of prison and scattered. whereabouts unknown. cnn's mohammed jam-ju discovering the developments for us. how did it happen, mo j ac

but think about the leadership we see in america today, names like scott walker, chris christie, nikki haley independence, rejecting the cap-and-trade national energy tax. that fight was led by the states as much as it was led on the national level. [applause] >> battling for the enforcement of our immigration laws. states are leading the way in a vacuum of federal leadership. [applause] >> and states are leading the way on ripping obamacare out root and branch. going to the federal courts and determining their own constitutional prerogatives. states are leading the way, men and women. [applause] >> and so we cannot be neglectful. we must embrace the rise of the states, encourage it and as you leave here today, maybe it's a fresh start. maybe it's not. but you come to washington, d.c., and invariably people talk about washington, d.c. but i would submit to you our founders had a different view of this country. they had a view that the strength of this country rose up from a sense of divided power, of limited power at the national level. that the real strength of our nation rose up out of the