. >> that's little 10-year-old orrin and he was moved to stand up and speak at his grandfather's funeral. 64-year-old grandfather was a vietnam veteran and very, very special to orrin. >> i loved my grandfather very much. he was always laughing, joking around, smiling. if it weren't [ inaudible ] my father wouldn't be here so that's double the love. i was crying a minute ago because we did a lot of things together. i do believe it was a really [ inaudible ] way to die. i wish you had died of old age. >> that part is probably one of the most emotional moments of this speech. his grandfather only 64 years old, lost a battle to cancer. >> he was young. because me and my sister we still go to school together and that's what my grandfather believed in. i do everything that my grandfather taught me. >> 10 years old and willing to speak this openly in front of a crowd of people he probably didn't know just because of the love that he shared with this man who was so special. but in the end has a really positive message for everyone at this service. >> we're all going to miss him, but we're so --

just read what orrin was going to say. and said, oh, that's what that is? i watched all of those state of the unions. i thought it was to keep the president from being shot. [laughter] and i always remember as a kid, i could never be president because they do knees long quotes. and abraham lincoln said -- as reposed under a tree in -- i'm like, wow, how did they remember that? they were reading it. and so just as i'm going up, greg inningleman who knew had he, orrin hatch's advance guy he grabbed me and goes, burns. what? don't blow this. don't ad lib. don't go off. i go, i won't. he goes, no, i'm serious. this is bob dole. read it word for word. so now i'm nervous. i said, all right. he came up. he's standing next to me. says, bob dole. how's it going? good. yeah, yeah. how's your campaign going? i'm going, not too well. [laughter] i'm like, you either, buddy. [laughter] so the words came up. and i said, welcome to salt lake international airport. pause. today it is my distinct pleasure. pause. to introduce to you a son of kansas. pause. the next president

if we went and asked do you know rand paul or orrin hatch? more people would recognize rand paul's name. what matters is what you do in the amount of time that you have, maybe than having say, 10, 15 years of executive experience. jon: part of the problem though, you know, don't you think that a lot of people are looking at some of the activities, these three, and others are up to say, they're just positioning themselves for a white house run? >> absolutely and i think that is a problem a lot of them run into. but i think any politician you can say that. they're always posturing for the next race and next election. i'm not sure if you listen to the gop base, they seem fine with it. if someone has less amount of experience we'll see how it plays out. jon: you think it is a wide-open race? >> i really think it is amongst the republicans absolutely. jon: ellison barber, from the "washington free beacon." thanks. jenna. jenna: a dramatic video of a house explosion after police show up on the scene. we'll see what sparked this deadly situation. mo

senator orrin hatch says we should be making the u.s. lowering corporate tax rates. what do you say to that? liz: the senator is saying hold on, democrats, stop with the big stick approach, use the carrots instead because what the democrats are suggesting is to stop companies, the democrats are saying, we are going to change and a mess of the tax code and force for investors or get foreign investors to own half of these companies, should throw a wrench into mergers like pfizer with astra zeneca. that merger has collapsed. stuart: they will do what you want. rumblings that somebody might be wanting to buy pandora so the stock is up. >> the stock is up 1.5%. don't forget we heard apple, streaming video, video content, streaming use it, all these areas that continued to grow. and pandora is in this area, and nick 1.6%. of grated raymond james and others. a loser, 9% lower. it is up 4% this month so maybe some people do think, we talked about this in the last few weeks so keep an eye on this. stuart: europe's top court says google must respe

and very, very special to orrin. >> i loved my grandfather very much. he was always laughing, joking around, smiling. it is important. let's double the love. i was crying a minute ago because we have done a lot of things together. he died of old age. >> that part is one of the most emotional moments of this speech. his grandfather only 64 years old, lost a battle to cancer. >> me and my sister very -- we still go to school together and that's what my grandfather believed in. i do everything that my grandfather taught me and taught my father. >> ten years old and willing to speak this openly in front of a crowd of people. he probably didn't know just because of the love that he shared with this man who was so special. but in the end, has a really positive message for everyone at this service. >> we're all -- we're still going to -- it is not like he's gone. it is not like he's just gone. we still do what he says. >>> an endless amount of joy for humans and people alike. start with this human. this is ryan kehoe's dog turner. he likes this chew toy that s

senator orrin hatch tweeted this ve-- we want to get your thought on this. we have fixed experiencing some technical issues. we will get your phone calls and thoughts here in just a minute. on twitter, peg says this. what are your thoughts? here is the state in south carolina. coming home, remembering our heroes who died. this is the front page of "the state" newspaper with the pictures of the hundred 14. they came from cities as large as columbia and charleston, and small hamlets such as large. they all shared one thing, they were heroes. also, here at the "times picayune. " also this morning from the newseum here in washington, the ourant. those are some of the headlines across the newspapers this morning. again, we are experiencing a little bit of a technical problem with our phone calls. we'll try to get a fix here and get your thoughts on this memorial day. we want you to be able to weigh in on that. first, joining us on the phone this morning is the field director and attorney for the national trust for historic reservation, here to talk about the arli

i found out later he was not doing welcome to orrin hatch bailed on him. he was supposed to introduce them. senator bennet, got busy with the constituent issue. i love it. governor, big deal, well spoken. they go he couldn't make it. you get stuck in traffic. in salt lake city got stuck in traffic? they said it burns, you're running for attorney general, you need to introduce him. i'm going to introduce bob dole? there's like 500 people there. no shit. i walked up there. what should i say? this is easy. it's on a helicopter. just read what orrin hatch was going to say. i said oh, that's what it is? i once saw the state of union -- i thought it was just to keep the president from getting shot. i thought as a kid i could never be president, abraham lincoln said -- how did he remember that? they were reading it. imac and to just as i'm going up, greg who knew me, orrin hatch is advanc advance kentucky grabbing and he said burns, look, don't blow this. don't ad lib., don't go off. i said i won't. he said i'm serious. this is bob dole. read it word for word. so

so orrin hatch bailed on him. to introduceed him. i'm stuck in a vote. and senator bennett, i've got busy with the constituent. go, great, governor leavitt. three-time governor, secretary of health an health and human s, big deal, well spoken. they go, he couldn't make it got stuck in traffic in salt lake city he got stuck in traffic? [laughter] so they said, burns, you're general,or attorney you need to introduce him. i'm like, i'm going to introduce bob dole? here.s like 500 people i'm like, no -- so i walked up there. orrin'ser, do you have notes? what should i say? no, this is easy. teleprompter. just read what orrin was going to say. and said, oh, that's what that is? those state off the unions. i thought it was to keep the president from being shot. [laughter] i always remember as a kid, i could never be president because they do knees long quotes. said -- as lincoln reposed under a tree in -- i'm like, wow, how did they remember that? they were reading it. and so just as i'm going up, inningleman who knew had he, orrin hatch's advance guy he burns

senator orrin hatch of utah says while he's opposed to same-sex marriage, it's becoming clear that it will soon become legal across the country. >> sooner or later, gay marriage is probably going to be approved by the supreme court of the united states, and certainly as the people in this country move towards it, especially young people. you know, i don't think that's the right way to go. on the other hand, i do accept whatever the courts say. >> marriage equality currently exists in 19 states plus washington, d.c. >>> a new study out reveals an alateraling rise in obesity around the world. researchers say that 30% of the world's population is now overweight or considered obese. and that works out to 2.1 billion people. a 145% increase from 1980. the u.s. topping the list with 87 million americans considered obese. about 13% of the world's total. >>> let's shift gears and talk about business today. we had investors hoping for a better day, at least out of the gate as you look at what we see on the indices. yesterday red arrows across the board. now, yesterday ended a four-day record-s

so orrin hatch bailed on the. he was supposed to be introducing.nator bennet, got busy with its constituent issue. great, three-time governor, secretary of health and human services, big deal, well spoken. they go she couldn't make it. he got stuck in traffic. salt lake city, got stuck in office? burns, you need introducing. i'm going to introduce bob dole? there's like 500 people. no shit. i walked up there. i remember what should i say? this is easy. it's on the teleprompter. just read what orrin hatch was going to say. i said, oh, that's what that is? state of union -- i thought it was just to keep the president from being shot. [laughter] i would've as a kid, i could never be president because abraham lincoln said, -- how did you remember that quick they were reading it. and so just as i'm going out, greg who knew me, orrin hatch advanced icon he grabbed and he said, burns. what? don't blow this. don't have live. don't go off. i said i won't. he said i'm serious. this is bob dole. read it word for word. now i'm nervous. all right. he came up, b

some of the roof is orrin torn off it. >> damage is widespread. >> both roads here are blocked with tonsrees and debris. all the residents tell me it's been quite an ordeal. >> jim cunningham surveyed the damage. >> there was a couple of wood frame buildings that be got toppled over, some old brick facades. >> the region's residents are bracing for more severe weather on sunday, a new system likely to spark severe storms from central kansas up to central iowa. >> there could be a tornado outbreak in the red zone and the orange areas, large hale and ns likely. >> michael barr, abc news, new york. >> divers scoured parts of fell some lake in sacramento county for three people on a boat that capsized. the three were thrown into the water just after 1:00. teams spent hours searching but were unsuccessful. >>> new at 18:00, a police chase ended with a crash along a freeway in the east bay about an freeway in the efx on 880 near a boulevard. the alameda county sheriff's office says the driver refuseded to stop after deputies tried to stop the car for speeding. two people tried to run away. ano

let's go back to the headline as orrin hatch, that gay marriage will likely become legal across the u.sis is the headline i like to write. he won't say it, i will. judge jones is on the right side of history. >>> so many people are happy that the president is bringing home the troops in afghanistan. not my next guest. >>> is it your right to bear arms in one of my guests says you were never meant to have that 9 millimeter tucked away under your bed. he thinks he can prove it. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could ge

now people you saw with orrin hatch, he really fought back hard and said i'm not going to go down inmitch mcconnell went out early and went negative, defined his tea party opponent and the opponent hasn't been able to come back. the tea party is being more careful and the establishment is hitting back hard. >> the other thing this other point, they have moved farther to the right in the context of those primaries, which does suggest that in the context of a general election, her going to have some things to explain. we have heard some pretty harsh rhetoric when it comes to immigration, abortion, some of the hot button issues. >> it's safe to say then it's all fine. many some ways, idea logs don't want to concede defeat. so they are going to try to craft a narrative. if you have to make deals with the establishment, you'll do it, but either way what we see is the policy outcomes they are getting, where the money is going, where the policy efforts are going, they are going to places where they are going to achieve results. >> two places that i want to take a look at, kentucky, we have

. >> orrin hatch said, anybody who does not believe that gay marriage is going to be the law of the landn observing what's going on. he's not just lit igatory. >> the film documents this legal strategy to make sure that prop 8 never p has again. but the fact of the matter is, it's not about marriage, it's about being treated equally. we were treated like second-class citizens. and that's a universal them among any minority group. there should never be a barrier to equality. >> the barrier has been struck down in california. you guys got officially married last year and the party is happening this month? >> yes. actually got married on this network, live on "the rachel maddow show". >> what a great place to be married. now you have to do the reception with alex wagner. >> his family is in northern california. and they said, you need to have a celebration. we're going to do it at the iconic beverly hilton in beverly hills. we're so excited. >> with this incredible documentary showcasing the struggle you guys have gone through, congratulations. >> thanks so much. >> congrats on the film. th

senator orrin hatch will go down in history as a better presidency than the sitting one.rred to as good ole bill. republicans in congress began speaking about him with respect, even pining. when barack obama became president instead of hillary clinton, the right tried to rewrite its own history. forgot all about monica lewinsky and impeachment and that old caricature it had of hillary and praising the clintons became a way of attacking barack obama, holding up bill and hillary as examples, as shining examples really of practical, cooperative, bipartisan democrats, examples that in their telling the current president fell far short of. here's what that strategy did. that is the trend line of hillary clinton's favorable rating. if you look closely, you can pinpoint the exact moment that all of this started happening, when the right's attacks on the clintons stopped and the praise began. right there in the spring of 2008. her popularity skyrockets and reaches levels she had never before seen. the right spent a lot of the obama presidency talking up the clintons as a way of t

. >>> utah's senior senator, orrin hatch conceded to inevitablility of marriage equality and told a utahio show. let's face it anybody that doesn't believe that gay marriage will be the law of the land hasn't been observing what is going on. the trend right now in the courts ties permit gay marriage. and anybody who doesn't admit that just isn't living in the real world. hatch said he doesn't think same-sex marriage will ever be completely accepted by all americans or by all the nation's churches. up next, you may remember maya angelou, a poet, civil rights champion, but what about her work as a political philosopher. we have been looking over archival footage over the last day and found an incredible interview where she takes on ronald reagan. that's next. i'm sinora and this is my son, chris. i'm a messy person. i don't like cleaning. i love my son, but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] this is ridiculous. christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap.

corporations fleeing high tax america, encourage them to stay but senator orrin hatch is here with the encouragement to stay argument. chipotle says no guns in our guacamole please. happening now, microsoft tries to make you really want one of its tablets. and we want our money back for those useless obamacare exchanges. we should shoot this on go broke, will we get a cut for all the free advertising? "varney and company" is about to begin. check the big board as we kick off "varney and company"'s first hour. we are down 26 points, we were down 60. we have home depot, profit disappointing. we use this as a kind of economic indicator. home depot saying that housing slowdown really hurt it, nonetheless home depot is up 2.5%. figure that one out, it isn't known to dollars, i thought this was down. staples expects a decline sales, shoppers are going online going to the competition ensure enough that staples taking a hit. 11% down, big hit. another retailer hurting, dick's sporting goods cut its profit forecast, dick's down 15%. got to wrap up the market coverage at the top of the show with

republican senator orrin hatch says oh know, instead of making things more difficult we should be makingly by lowering corporate tax rates. herman cain joins us right now. isn't this a perfect example of the difference in our political cultures. the democrats say tax it, rain it in, we want the money. conservatives are saying let them loose, lower the taxes, set them free. a perfect example of the dichotomy of our culture. what do you say? >> i say the same thing. that is a fundamental difference in how democrats approach trying to solve a problem versus republicans. democrats believe that they can use the force of law to force businesses to stay in the united states of america. they are not working on the right problem. the right problem would be to replace the tax code. if you don't that how about the second-best thing, lower tax rates. you know the united states is the only developed nation in the world that class three decades has not lowered its corporate tax rate and that is why businesses are leaving and so the democrats want to go and raise the 20% threshold to 50%. that is not s

there but it is so excited i was going to meet bob dole and i found out later he was not doing well so orrin hatch bailed on him. senator bennett i got busy with an issue. three-time governor secretary of health and services. they go he could make it. he got stuck in traffic. in salt lake city got stuck in traffic? he said you are running for attorney general. i'm going to introduce bob dole. there were 500 people there. no kidding. i walked up there and i have orin's notes and what should i say? they said is easy. it's on the teleprompter. just read what orin would have said. that's what that is? i thought it was to keep the president from being shot. i remember as a kid thinking i could never be president because he did these long notes. how did they remember that? they were reading it. just as i'm going up greg edelman who knew me warren hatches advance guy grabbed me and said don't blow this. don't ad lib.. aye i won't. he said i'm serious. just read it word for word. he came up in the standing next to me and he said bob dole. how's it going? how is your campaign going? not too well. i'm

it's orrin hatch, the ranking member of the senate finance committee is signaling that the gop won't by democrats to enact legislation to make it harder for u.s. companies to relocate overseas in order to lower their tax bill. senator ron wyden who chairs the committee has floated the idea of raising the bar of foreign ownership needed for u.s. companies to move from 20% to 50%. he also wants to apply any measure retroactively, something that hatch steadfastly opposes. >> i share my colleague's concerns about the number of unversions that have taken place over the last few years, however, i do not believe that imposing confusing and arbitrary retroactive restrictions on u.s. companies is the answer. >> now, hatch says that the problem of tax inversions should be solved by broader tax reform, lowering corporate rates, killing tax breaks an shifting the u.s. away from a system that taxes a company's foreign earnings when the cash is brought back home. there is consensus in washington on the need for reform, of course. but democrats and republicans are still far apart on the specific de

he helped put this package together with senator orrin hatch, the ranking member on in utah. would the other side we probably find patrick toomey of tet -- pennsylvania who wants to have amendments offered to the package and he wants to strike, to delete several of the tax breaks for wind energy and energy conservation. he is going to insist on offering that amendment and people that support those tax breaks do not want to have that amendment offered. >> your latest article has the headline republicans press effort on amendments to tax [inaudible] what are some of the key amendments to look for this week? >> the key one would be the amendment which would start the energy tax breaks but we might amendmentsber of that would be related to taxes. you could see things that would make permanent some of the things that would be extended in the package. the package would extend it for two years and people might want to have permanent extension such as the research and development tax credit. that was something that was passed by the house last week by bipartisan vote. generalink the

he helped to put this package together with senator orrin -- and shall we say , on the other side, we would probably find, patrick toomey who wants to have amendments to the packages and specifically he wants to strike to delete several of the tax breaks for wind energy and energy conservation. and he is going to insist on offering that amendment as people who support those tax breaks to not want to have that amendment offered. >> your latest article has the headline "republicans press on management, will commitments be allowed to be off to the legislature?" what are some the key amendments to look for this week?

so we're watching senate finance chairman ron wyden, his ranking republican orrin hatch, see if they can work out an amendment deal, if they'll entertain the possibility of republican amendments before a cloture vote and just whether this thing falls victim to more procedural fighting. >> host: adriel bettelheim is senior editor with cq roll call. their web site is cqrollcall.com. adriel, thanks for your time. >> guest: nice to be with you. >> a spokesman for house majority leader eric cantor confirmed to reporters this evening that amendments to the defense bill dealing with immigration will not be permitted. you can watch our live coverage of the house on c-span monday at noon eastern. >> you can now take c-span with you wherever you go with our free c-span radio app for your smartphone or tablet. listen to all three c-span tv channels or c-span radio anytime, and there's a schedule of each of our networks so you can tune in when you want. play podcasts of recent shows from our signature programs like "after words," "the communicators" and "q&a." take c-span with you wherever you g

why orrin hatch said those legal unions are now inevitable. >> an oil tanker bursting into flames off japan. the search for survivors and other videos captured by citizen journalists around the world. ld. >> welcome to al jazeera america. let's get a look at videos from around the world. >> battling a blaze at the countries biggest zoo, this footage of crews dealing with the fire, no animals were hurt, but several rare palm trees and plants were destroyed. >> fire crews off japan on the high seas after an oil tanker exploded. the ship was a mile from port. seven members of the tanker had to be rescued. the captain is still missing. >> a life changing moment for several hundred african migrants, the would-be immigrants forcing their way over razor wire barriers into spain that neighbors the north coast of africa. those who made it celebrating in the city streets and greeted by migrants that also made it. >> the heavy burden that obesity is placing on the word population. >> first, temperatures across the nation today. nicole mitchell is back. i'm gladly i didn't take out the air condit

rankingatching the republican orrin hatch to see if they can work out an amendment will they can entertainthe possibility of republican amendments before a vote and whether this thing falls victim to more for seizure of biting. cqrheir website is ollcall.com. thank you for your time. >> nice to be with you. at the closer look schedule for the house and senate. the house in tomorrow at noon eastern. considermembers will suspension bills to a number of recipients. both after 6:30 p.m.. later they are expected to consider funding for water infrastructure. they have a brief session. at five bpm, they are scheduled to vote on the confirmation of costa to be district judge as well as a motion to move forward from the nomination of stanley fischer to be a member of the board of governors for the federal reserve system. that coverage. >> the communication policy had not been with warmth since 1934. a compellinglly need to begin a process of massive telecommunication reform. at that time, you basically had boxes. you had a box for broadcasters, telephone companies, long distance. cable, satellite.

now, george soros and warren buffett here have trimmed their stakes andy will orrin cooperman, david einhorn among the names that have completely sold out of general motors as of the end of the last quarter, march 31. the overlaps are happening on the buy side. take a look at stocks like american airlines. dan loeb and carl bass taking over new stakes and appaloosa's david tepper and john paulson both are increasing their shares of american airlines stock as well so airlines a common theme for a couple of these big investors. then there's a name that a lot of whales are really pounding into, and we talked about it yesterday as well. this is verizon. one of the most interesting trades so far this -- this 13 f season, warren buffett, berkshire hathaway, that 11 million share position, john paulson, 8.7 million shares and dan loeb at 3.3 million shares. on the other side, david tepper getting out of 4,000 shares of verizon. still, very big names and very interesting to see where that verizon trade goes from here. back over to you. >> thank you. >> and let's get some reaction now with th

and you know it's not so dissimilar from earlier this week or last week when orrin hatch's views on gay marriage saying you know i don't like it but i'm obviously not going to stand in the way public opinion is moving in that direction. i want to mention this the obama administration has been using the f.c.c. and been using the federal reserve to target the banks but support many of these companies that are legally operating. that is something they should do as well i'm with you i agree. on thursday washington's n.f.l. team asked its fans to tweet out to senator harry reid how much they love the name of the washington team it kind of blew back in their face. and now we're discovering there was an article in the newspaper about how i forget which paper but how the story that has been told over the years about how the team name came about because oh gee there were indian players an indian manager it was total nonsense it's just you know they just changed the name from the braves they didn't hear another word for for people of made of american ancestry and so they came so you know it's a r