in over fifty years of saving the world paul james bomb has hit in what becomes of the most iconic movie motors the awesome awesome dt to fight the critical thing is done for and captured the imagination of a generation system has his own view. what is it about dublin oh seven and aston martin's want to get a character whom the people and still remain we hear there's gonna be a new bond films with a girl that was the car i think all depends on the cars for his survival. part of the drama of the film. all the boxer show with the ever cool and unique equipment. it was then that sits back with gadgets thanks to cuba to send to the film despite them not me the awesome awesome citrix end of the mobile has never been seen in building an annex of the spy movies stop it is here. the actor daniel craig in the p a with a cop stopped. here leaders will meet again in brussels on thursday with a view to toughen sanctions against russia. everett annexation of crimea. jim and council and the medical his leg eu calls and russia must for the school so it's ukraine policy. a serious economic consequences.

paul. and james, the superman batman question is -- if is then batman will arrive armed with tonite.nd by the way, james you scare me. carlene. i am tired of telling you how unattractive you are, i think i are adore able, and yes, i have 20/20 vision. and, you had me worried i thought you were bin blind and just didn't know. and neil, on a treadmil wearing a green head band, thank you. >> all right, those of emails and tweets we want to keep coming, we want you to ask anything scpefg that comes to your mind. we call this like e-mail segment on steroids, you can ask me anything, if a basic investment question i'll try to answer it or more pondering about state of world or ceo running amuck. like an apple. i'll take all on comers, you know i'll answer you. but when i get really personal. then i'll just get mad at you. i can track your thing. that is it good night. kennedy: good news for ukrainians john kerry arrived in kiev with a billion dollars in his briefcase, he is like a fake president. the real president submitted a budget today a real floated budget, so bloated if it were a bea

. >> james. >> paul, this is a miss to senator ed marquee of massachusetts.use of cards." but basically the senator has been carrying water for a hedge fund which has been betting against a company called herbal life nutritional company. the hedge fund betting on this company's failure claims that this is some kind of pyramid scheme. and so mr. markey has taken the hedge fund's brief and is urging federal regulators to investigate for fraud. just completely amazing that this is now a market tool to get politicians to create allegations. >> all right, james, thank you. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> fox news alert now. the hunt for the missing malaysian airline has now become a criminal investigation. malaysian authorities say the plane was diverted on purpose. its communication system intentionally shut off. the jetliner had been airborne for seven hours after it vanished off the radar. hello i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarter

he even interviewed james madison, paul coffey did. agine a black man interviewing mattson and he wouldn't call him president mattson. because he was a quake or he called him james. [laughter] but he died unfortunately in 1817 or his influence might've been somewhat beneficial on the colonization movement. james fortney a wealthy black major in philadelphia who was a great inventor and all was for colonization in the beginning and so was bishop richard howland who was a the major religious leader in philadelphia but in january 1817 after the founding of the american colonization society they had a meeting of 3000 -- 3000 and fortney put it to a vote. none of them wanted to have anything to do with colonization. so fortney and allen had to shift that. it took everyone a while to change their minds because they had to go along with the overwhelming views of african-american in philadelphia. they were opposing the colonization so was set up getting in 1817 with black opposition to the colonization society which had been -- i forgot to say

>> three first responders kept tempting their own danger and were able to rescue first officer james paul hanke from the cockpit. no one else can be saved. >>> hospital officials say they felt they were close to identifying the girl when anthony sheehan called early this morning. he said his granddaughter has brown hair, brown eyes, a chipped tooth and was wearing purple nail polish. the description matched. cecelia has burns over 30% of her body. she lost her mother, father and 6-year-old brother in the fiery plane crash. cecelia's grandfather has been visiting her several times a day. >> she asks the nurses for her mother. >> the hospital describes her as a talkative little girl whose spirits are lifted by stuffed animals, strawberry milk shakes and bedtime stories. >> the message has already arrived here loud and clear that the whole world is rooting for cecelia. >> cecelia has now received nearly 1900 gifts, 18,000 letters and $130,000. the latest gesture of goodwill comes all the way from tulsa, oklahoma. >> today flowers came from the wife of the co-pilot who died in flight 255. doc

paul. reaction is ahead. >>> in a james, a new study on the worst cities for traffic trouble. that's in today's number one. >>> lea there, it's high noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. in the west. striking new details today in the disappearance of that malaysian airlines jet. it may have changed course before it suddenly vanished. malaysia airlines m-370 was carrying 239 people when it disappeared from radar early saturday morning. authorities are now saying two passengers used stolen passports to board that flight. those two tickets were most likely bought together. the malaysian prime minister has ordered investigators to widen the search area the airline says everything possible is being done to help find that missing plane. >> and yet they have now found any wreckage, no wreckage whatsoever. >> vietnamese air force planes did spot two large oil slicks, though it's not certainly if they're connected with the plane. this map shows the location. the u.s. navy along with the safety board has joined the search. we've been following the latest on the efforts. duncan. what else do we kn

out the latest malar i am so excited about these programs from justice john paul stevens from one of his few appearances to james madison from here to the second amendment and we are so proud. look at the new redesigned web site. we hope you will enjoy them as much. of all the subjects i like to discuss none that i more like them privacy no author i have been more excited to meet in person they and julia angwin. we are fellow soldiers we have both written about privacy and there is no reporter in america that has done more than julia. your path breaking reports in their small street journal and elsewhere about the harm of the online tracking and the details about how much precisely it is a finalist because of the incredible "wall street journal" that people are charged different prices based on the profile of the logarithms without our knowledge or consent. some of the other great achievements she is a journalist and a reporter at "the wall street journal" 2000 through 2013 and a finalist for the pulitzer prize in 2011. on a team of reporters that won the pulitzer in 2003 for corporate corruption and also oat ro

james freeman. what do you think of what ron paul had to say? i will let you go first. >> take a glimmer of hope of announcement at fed they pointed the finger at fiscal authorities. in other words president obama and the congress. that is another issue with this fed policy of ultralow rates. they're enabling terrible policy, overspending, overborrowing in the government. melissa: right. >> but if they actually took their, took the advice, let's hope the monetary folks, the central bank, fed would step back and allow better policies. melissa: go ahead, stuart. >> as a group policy the printing of money appears to be well past its sell buy date. melissa: right. >> what the fed is tried is easy way out. steve wants them to chop it off right now. no more money printing that would be extreme and provoke a extreme reaction the they're taking easy way out. slow, slow taper, the easy way out. they're in an core. it's a rot earn corner. because they're looking at what, a slowing economy. melissa: right. >> and unemployment rate down to 6.2%? how do you

ron paul is with us as well. cm e-trader james row medically is here.rney stuck around to mix it up because, especially when it is fed day, it is always about money. cheryl: let's bring in panel right now. we're awaiting fed decision melissa: what is the best thing she could do. >> announcing taper is over. wouldn't distort the credit markets and would be a healthy thing once people digested it. melissa: stuart, what do you think of that? >> i'm more middle of the road kind of guy. >> you're middle of road? >> see if i am. i expect janet yellen to announce she is staying on the program. she will reduce the printing of money by $10 billion next month and stay with the taper. i think that is what she will say and i think market will go up when she says it. melissa: who else do we have with us right now? gerald, can you hear us, gerald o'driscoll? i don't think he is with us yet. last time we've seen this, in '70s we saw a lot of inflation. in 2,000 we saw this and we saw a housing bubble. i wonder if we're building a stock market bubble and seeing it with

james baker and paul ryan sunday on "face the nation." >>> another high-ranking military officer faces allegations of sexual assault. cbs news confirms that joseph morse, the man in charge of prosecuting sexual assault crimes is now under investigation himself for inappropriate sexual contact. jan crawford is in washington with the case as the senate looks to change how military deals with the epidemic or trouble. jan, good morning. >> reporter: well good morning, norah and charlie, and good morning to our viewers in the west. the latest allegations are almost impossible to believe. the man in charge of prosecuting the army's sexual assault cases has been accused of a sexual assault while at a conference on sexual assault prevention. lieutenant colonel joseph morse oversaw the army's special victims prosecutors, a team of two dozen lawyers that handled sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse. he also led the government's case against staff sergeant robert bales, who is serving life in prison for the murder of 16 afghan civilians. now, morse has been suspended and is under in

but paul george will respond. >> george stepping around james. oh, how do you do? word, explosive. paul george with a big dunk over lebron or past lebron. he finished with 23. fourth quarter things testy now. lebron takes a hard foul from luis scola and cotton up the schnauz. on the other end, james sticks his elbow in roy hibbert's face and hibbert had trouble standing up on his own after the play. this is true playoff basketball. west a dagger from beyond the arc. pacers beat the heat and heat struggled down the stretch. let's go to football. a ruling that could begin to change the way we talk about college athletes in the ncaa. the national labor relations board has ruled a group of northwestern university athletes can be considered employees and allowed to unionize. they can hold a vote whether they want to be represented. the group that brought the case to the board said after the ruling, quote, the ncaa invented the term student athlete to prevent the exact ruling that was made today. the reality is players are employs a employees. the ncaa expressed disappoin

paul. the key is being named ronald. [laughter] it, neitherhink of one of them were young, rugged, james dean, "rebel without a cause." .heye septuagenarians they painted a bold and inspiring vision for america about ho

james with 22 points. >>> the warriors and pacers. a good matchup between paulrge and steph curry of the warriors and last chance for the pacers here and george missing the deep three. klay thompson was phenomenal for golden state knocking down that jumper. he scored 16 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter. they could not come up big there. warriors win it, 98-96. curry blanked in the fourth quarter, which is a rarity for him. for john buccigross, i'm adnan virk. you're up to date with all your sports highlights. trade deadline at 3:00 eastern today. check it out. >>> up next in "the pulse," a fearless feline refusing to give up in a fight against a much bigger dog. >>> and the hilarious reaction after putting an old-fashioned phone in front of some kids. ♪ ♪ your current deviled eggs, they got enough devil? the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. a cj it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is b

paul about the big cpac poll. and who's going to be the biggest threat to the democratic party, his party, james carville.uspicious to you, too? >> yes. of course it is. of course it is. you don't want to judge anything, investigators have to find out, but that would be on the top of the list. a 777 is by and large a maplane with an excellent record. >> one of the planes with the best records in the sky. last time you were on the show you had nice words to say about ted cruz. that surprised people. >> i try to be dispassionate about the field. i think he's one of, i think senator paul has a chance to be the nominee. governor bush, fwogovernor walk and it's either going to be ted cruz or rick perry. i think it's going to be interesting to see who emerges out of those two. i think governor perry can do a speed dial and raise $5 million. how big is california's surplus? >> here's one big difference. california's a 13.5% state income tax. >> can't argue about that. but i think one of those two would be formidable. but those are the people who actually have a chance. ? >> i aguy wiree with you. there's a littl

i was able to connect with lebron james as a new guy to advisers and paul introduced him to beats bybout who you know and how you connect dots as a player and follow-up. >> you have a game, from what i understand? can you quickly tell me about it? >> yeah, yeah. the game -- the game is called new money. and new money stands for anybody who makes a substantial amount of money without having the right experience. i'm going to be telling my story sort of experience. i will have the board game called "new money" which will be very similar to monopoly. i'm not taking anything off -- i'm not taking the exact format from monopoly but it will be very similar in a different way, to educate people and i think it will bring value to kids who are actually in high school or even in college, before you actually get ready to make this amount of money. six figures or more. >> we appreciate you coming on. we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you. >> phillip buchanan, former nfl player. >>> coming up, from social media to miners, we have the big moves of the day covered. don't go anywhere. tdd#: 1-8

with00, "face the nation," dick cheney, james baker, and paul ryan.k showsnetwork tv are on c-span radio and brought to you as a public service i the networks and c-span. again, those rebroadcast begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," 1:00, "this week," 2:00 "face"fox news sunday," the nation," at 4:00. xmoss the country on satellite radio, find us on channel 120. you can download the free app for your smartphone -- smartphone or listen online at c-span.org. callow, c-span radio, giving you a rundown of the sunday talk shows. a few potential 2016 presidential contenders showing up. senator rand paul was able to top the list for the sea pack strong pull -- straw poll. here is the story in "politico." "rand paul route in sea pack -- cpac straw poll. we want to get your thoughts on .ho your choice is we have divided the lines. shannon is up first from fort benning, georgia. who is your choice? caller: it would be rick perry. host: why is that? caller: i am originally a texan. and everyoneserved is so focused on this, that, and the other about obama

paul. reaction is ahead. >>> in a james, a new study on the worst cities for traffic trouble.umber one.

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paul. the key is being named ronald. [laughter] it, neitherhink of one of them were young, rugged, james dean, "rebel without a cause." .hey were septuagenarians they painted a bold and inspiring vision for america about how we can all be better, and young people came out by the millions and said, "that is the vision i want to be behind. " [applause] if you were to sit down and look at the agenda to hammer the living daylights out of people, you could not do better than the obama economic agenda. under president obama, we have had five years of the great stagnation, no economic growth, which means one generation after another coming out of school cannot find jobs. you know, economists are referring to young people coming out of college now as the lost generation. wealth transfer from young, healthy people to everybody else with obamacare, and then our national debt up to $17 trillion, who the heck do you think is going to pay for that? the obama agenda has been horrible for young people, and yet how many republicans have said that? does anyone remember going to young people in the last election and making the point that th

paul ryan's town hall. and goal ldie taylor is joining, and joel watkins and james reed. and let's get to it. sman paul ryan said in last week. >> we have a tailspin in the cultures of men just not working and just generations of men not even thinking of working or learning the value and the culture of work. so there is a real culture problem here that has to be dealt with. >> and then this. the reaction of one constituent in the wednesday's town hall and taking issue with the fact of his term "inner city." >> the nextt day you said that statement was inarticulate and i don't believe it. you said what you meant, fine, and the bottom line is that the statement is not true. i want to point out to you why it is not true. as a code word for black -- >> there is nothing whatsoever in my comments about race at all. it had nothing to do with race. >> all right. joe, this is the fellow republican paul ryan, joe, and what is the reaction to this? >> well, mr. gardner makes a great point. i'm an african man and very sensitive to that and as all african-american men are and we want to find work and work

james franco and seth rogan tweeting out their own version of the cover. >>> according to the "new york daily news," "fast & furious 7" will finish paul walker's scene.ination of computer graphics and actors. apparently four actors have been hired with similar physiques that will have his face on using cgi. >>> one man was on jimmy fallon's show to break the rules. ♪ let's dance ♪ cut loose footloose ♪ ♪ kick off your sunday shoes everybody cut everybody cut ♪ ♪ everybody cut everybody cut footloose ♪ >> takes you back. >> still has the moves. now i want to see the movie. >> were you alive to see that? >> i think so. >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is the first stop of the day here on nbc. this one goes out to all you know who you are... you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin doesn't start working until hour 3

madeleine albright, former secretary james baker, william cohen, stephen hadley, henry kissinger, condoleezza rice, lee hamilton, brent scowcroft, paul o'neill, frank carlucci, larry summers, john snowe, henry paulson. this is a bipartisan list of who's who in foreign policy, all saying that this is critical to do. let me be very clear -- opponents have argued that i.m.f. reforms provide no added relief to the ukraine so it's superfluous to this bill. that argument is patently false. the 2010 i.m.f. reform strengthened the i.m.s. that's why they were done. as it relates to the ukraine by increasing ukraine's quota, the reform's -- reforms increase available short-term lending from $1 billion to $1.6 billion and longer term resources the i.m.f. can leverage for the ukraine by up to $6 billion. it also strengthens our ability to shape an i.m.f. support package for ukraine. now, critics say i.m.f. reforms undermine u.s. influence and increase russia's influence in the i.m.f., and they're dead wrong again. we remain the largest i.m.f. shareholder, even after reform. we are guaranteed our executive board seat, and we will continue as the

paul pierce, 17 in the third quarter but 29 in the game. his second best scoring output of the season for brooklyn. 96-95. heat trying to get it to lebron james didn't work out well. shawn livingston able to knock it away, get in the passing lane and keep it away from james and the nets 3-0 against miami this season. keep that in mind as the playoffs get closer. >>> stan, did you know the spurs are 9-1 since the all-star break and won seven straight gentleman. >> i did but i'm a sportscaster. >> that was tony parker doing crunches. that is patty mills, former st. mary's gael. and the spurs are hitting shots, marco belinelli and the blazers are not. the blazers have had a rough road trip and they have struggled as of late. lopez, good hair but not enough to block kawhi leonard, spurs, eight straight wins. >> they just won't go away. >> best record in the nba. >> yeah. unreal. >> everybody else, don't talk about the spurs. they prefer it that way. >> back to you. >> guy, thanks. >>> up next "the pulse" where the iconic run is over. the remarkable spot in "jeopardy" history that is arthur chu now holds. >>> and compelling case. a young boy's ple

of the folks that signed that letter, former secretary james baker, william cullen, steve hadley, tom ridge, condolence condoleeze hamilton, paul o'neill, robert reuben, larry summers, john snow, henry paulson, this is a bipartson list of who is who in foreign policy all saying this that this is critical to do. let me be clear, they provided no added relief to the ukraine, so it's superb louse to the bill. that is false. the 2010imf reform strength pes the imf. that's why they were done. as it relates to the ukraine, by increasing ewe crepe's quota, the reforms increase available short term lending to $1 billion to 1.6 billion to longer term resources the imf leverages for the ukraine by up to $6 billion. if strengthens our ability to shape a support package. critics say imf reforms undermine influence and increase russia's influence in the imf, and they are dead wrong again. we remain the large est shareholder after reform, guaranteed our board seat, and we'll continue as the only country, the only country with veto power over major imf decisions. meanwhile, the reforms to rationalize the voting structure of the imf to increas

paul is a cooler figure than somebody like ted cruz. i will not sell him short, regardless of what john mccain might thing. >> to james point.y falrisio, found that almost half of the voters, the straw poll, were between the age of 18 and 25. do you think we are seeing a rebirth of a different kind of republican party. more libertarian? >> there's no question. rand paul is not out will talking about the social conservative issues that ted cruz does. rand paul is doing what the - the raiban model of put -- rayingan model of putting the modern face on in, wearing the jeans, looking cool. the optics in politics is an important message. he doesn't come across as the hater. they seem like haters. this turns off voters. >> let's switch gears and talk about the democratic side. president obama has been vasing marsh crit sims from the g.o.p. about his handling of the crisis in ukraine. no one wants to go war with russia. what do the republicans want the president to do at this point? >> they talk about his being tougher. he was tough in syria and they objected. you want to go to war in syria. the problem with president barack obama,

paul about that this weekend. and also the comments that senator ted cruz made about foreign policy and his positions coming up later. coming up, jamescarville and i go one-on-one on the possible contenders for 2016. i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoidt where axirons applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or incased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctorbout all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased sk of prostate cancer, worsening prostate symptoms, decreased sperm count, ankle, feet or body swelling, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breathing while sleeping and blood clots in the legs. common side effects include skin redness or irritation where applied, increa

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james harden. another loss, 26 straight. i emotionally checked out. >> clippers and mavericks trying to bring it back up. blake griffin, second quarter, lob city alert. griffin going to grab the rebound. best chris paulitation lobbing to to deandre jordan. throws it 14 feet in the air and jordan just goes to get it one-handed. ridiculous. clippers down two at the break. monta ellis missed the "j" and clippers were like, thank you, monta, 109-103 clippers take it. >> there was march madness. the ncaa kids are still playing. they're down to 12, the elite 12, the terrific 12. >> elite 12. >> thank you. >>> now to some aggressive driving in florida that's getting a lot of attention online. a woman was recording as a guy in a pickup truck was right behind her. well, pulls up to pass by her. shot her the bird and then he cuts her off and loses control. he spins out eventually hits a pole but then he leaves the scene before police arrive. well, that woman, you hear her there. she turned around just to get a picture of his license plate then turned that picture over to police. the guy was arrested for leaving the scene of a crash. >> i'm thinking she wasn't very intimidated by the guy. >> not at all. she lau

paul, deandre jordan didn't even have to play in the fourth quarter and the lakers are one loss away from their first losing season in ten years. >>> trending this morning on bleacherreport.com, lebron jamests in last night's blowout loss to the spurs. san antonio never trailed in this route. and after the game, king james blamed his poor play on the nba's new sleeved jerseys. teams have only been wearing these jerseys on and off since christmas. lebron has never been a fan of these jerseys. he said they're too snug and it affects his jump shot. good thing it's the last time the heat have to wear these sleeved jerseys. >>> and dr. frank jobe, the sports medicine pioneer the first to perform tommy john surgery died thursday in santa monica, california. he was 88 years old. now, the doctor first performed the groundbreaking elbow surgery back in 1974 on tommy john, a dodgers pitcher. he removed a tendon from his forearm to repair his elbow. john went on to pitch for 14 years. several big-name athletes have had the surgery and have jobe to thank. >>> well, tiger woods only made it through ten holes at the cadillac championship on thursday, not because of his bad back, but due to the bad weat

james barrett describes artificial intelligence and the end of the human era. and we wrap up tonight programming at 10:45 p.m. eastern with paul kengor who wrote "eleven principles of a reagan conservative." that all happens tonight on booktv. >> less than 2% of members came from the working class. they eventually wound up in congress are at the flashing forward to the present day, the average member of congress spent less than 2% of their career in service industry jobs. and so this is one thing that really hasn't changed. lots of different aspects of the political aspect. big money in politics, the decline of unions, while all of this is happening, there is one of the constants in 100 years or so. >> we are trying to represent the worker and so i think. >> i'm glad you brownness up. the question that i talk about in this book is really that it doesn't matter that the working-class people are part of this. almost no one has a real experience in the working-class and their argument has stuck around ever since. and we all want the same things and we all want prosperity and growth. and we all want the same thing at the end of th

paul. he says not to confirm our two conspiracy theories but neo con gauge james kirchick arriving in kiev tonight wow i have no idea why you decided to use gay and jewish as a pejorative but thank you for watching my show here's a question of why the hell are professional trolls tweedle dee and tweedle from in kiev in the first place i guess we'll stay tuned for the exclusive on that one and it's great to see. the bleep bleep it was a little very hard to take kindly to. that or how to act with that earthquake there are no. please. please. please please. please. please please. please. social media has become an increasingly important tool for organizing and communicating in the midst of political turmoil so when a government makes moves to restrict its citizens access to social media or even bans websites altogether you would think that the rest of the world of stablish media would ask why but not in the case of turkey you see the earlier on regime in the country first shut down twitter about a week ago for quote spreading false information only days before a significant election was set t

paul. so apparently the key is being named ronald. [laughter] but if you think of it, neither one of them were young, rugged, james dean, "rebel withoutause." they were septuagenarians. yet what did they do? they stood for principle. they tainted a bold and inspiring vision for mecca for how all of us can be better and young people came out by the millions and said that is the vision i want to be behind. if you were to sit down to try to hammeran agenda the living daylights out of young people, you couldn't do better than the obama economic agenda. under president obama, we have had five years of the great stagnation. growth, which means one generation after another coming out of school can't find jobs. are know economists referring to this generation as a lost generation. tooacare, the grid is way describe it is the rate wealth transfer. who the heck do you think is going to pay for that? the obama agenda has been horrible for young people. yet how many republicans said that? does anyone remember the last election anyone going and making the case to young people about their is a better way, a brighter future? how do we win? how do we

paul, because we know. the nsa intended to make this program secret forever. in march, over the revelations of last year, before the senate intelligence committee, the director of national intelligence jameslapper was asked by senator ron wyden, are you collecting data on millions of americans? moreover, senator wyden had issued that question 24 hours in advance so he could deliberate on it. mr. clapper answered no. a clearly perjurious statement. you are talking about the rule of law? in a democracy the people have a right to know what their government is doing, because we get to decide what the policy is going to be. and when the snowden revelations came forth, the american people have forced changes from what the nsa was doing on a because of mr. snowden's revelations. this cannot not be found without the revelations because before that because of speculations, it would have been thrown out of court. you're just guessing that the government is doing this to you. he needed a rule of law function which was nonfunctioning before that time. i wanted to say about all the members of the senate intelligence committee who did not have the courage to do what a 29-year-old had to do for them. an

, chris paul, they didn't even have to play in the fourth quarter and they still won by nearly 50 points. the lakers are one loss away from their fist losing season in ten years. >> lebron jamesy scored 19 points in last night's blowout loss to the spurs. he blamed his poor play on the nba's new sleeved jerseys. lebron has always said he's not a fan of these things. he says they're too snug and it affects his jump shot. >>> tiger woods only made it through ten holes yesterday, not because of his bad back, because of the bad weather. he looked rusty. he was two other par through ten holes and today he's going to have to play 26 holes to make up those that he didn't play yesterday. that could be tricky for him. to go to his defense, he did not even swing his driver yesterday until he teed off at the cadillac championship because he choose to save his back as long as possible. only chipped and putted before he teed off for the first time yesterday. >> can we go back to basketball? do you believe the lebron james defense? >> he always said the jerseys because of how they're cut, he doesn't like them, he's been critical of them. the nba likes them because it's a new look. he doesn

fellow death james kirchick one half of the famous for himself and there's only four people who sit on its board first there's dan senor a man who was the spokes person for paulbremmer governor of iraq following saddam's out of steam senior was also mitt romney's foreign policy adviser and there's eric i don't mean former undersecretary of defense for george w. bush who is trying to describe the discussion of change of course in iraq as quote traitor talk then robert kagan co-founder of pina and last but not least william kristol widely regarded as one of the fathers of neoconservative ideology looking a little bit more of this organization i was surprised how many times i had been mention on their website these guys have been following this story pretty closely trying to spin it as negatively as they can even posting one facebook status update by none other than her check of a self the rights think of martin as the puppet opposition in a dictatorship like moscow is citing its right to protect russian minorities in ukraine as a pretext for its occupation of crimea martin's act of pseudo dissidents is a good old fashioned false flag whoa ok let me get this str