one of the reasons it was when you said the line about peter at the pearly gates, et cetera. people were saying does that mean that anybody that disagreed with you maybe isn't acting christian. >> maybe they shouldn't have gotten all worked up about that. i'm not trying to question anybody else's motivations. first of all, we brought our money back to ohio $14 billion. secondly you know when you treat the drug addicted and get them on their feet you save $22,000 because they're in prison. i'd rather they be working. we're having success can that. mentally ill, disgraceful what we've done with them. if you're bipolar, we put you in prison. we're not going to do that at a cost of $22,500. if you don't have health insurance you go to the emergency room and everybody pays. do you know ronald reagan expanded medicare? >> obamacare mentioned medicaid 400 times in its legislation. a lot of other republican governor oz didn't accept it. >> listen you know many of them are tip toeing into the water. >> i'm not -- >> so many of them are trying to get in there -- >> you still want to re

medicaid coverage, kasich responded by saying, i don't know about you, lady, but when i get to the pearly gates, i'm going to have an answer for what i've done for the poor. the ohio governor also comes from a regular working class background and has a good story to tell. here's what he said about his family and how it inspired him. >> and i get my inspiration from the people who came before me. i want to tell you about a few of the ones that inspire me. i'd like to start with my uncle steve. uncle steve was a tough guy. you know, the son of a coal miner. rough and gruff and tell it like it is. and uncle george. he's here today. he's right over here. he's 89 years old. i so love my uncle george. he's the patriarch of our family. where my father-in-law -- we call him popsy, grandfather, joined the marines at the age of 17. wanted to serve his country. >> as it stands now he's pulling at just 2% and looks unlikely to make the cut off for the first debate august 6 that's being held there in cleveland. ken blackwell. people like me tend to like this guy. that's probably why people like you do

peter at the pearly gates will not ask me if i decrease the size of government but whether i helped the poor. do you really believe republicans are waging war on -- >> no. look you know i don't know where that came from. here's what i will tell you -- >> "the new york times." >> okay. well it must be true. okay. >> how dare i quote a new york paper. >> you are man of faith. >> i am. >> if you pick up like psalm 41 the first couple lines are is about what you'll be remembered for what you do for the poor. that doesn't mean you throw thinks at people and that's the end of it. you help them get out of the ditch and hold them accountable. we've got a massive welfare reform program going on. by the way, did you know that i was involved in welfare reform in washington the first time? >> the end of wale fare as we know it. >> i was very involved in it all. here what i try to say, though is you can't allow people to be stuck in a ditch. you got to help them to get out. now, somebody asked whether i'm conservative or not. i've got the biggest amount of tax cuts in the country. i never voted for

so let's talk a little bit about pearly reed. i believe he was the under secretary in charge of spending a lot of money. the special agents that conducted that investigation discovered in addition to the 40 million in grants that appear to have been granted without competition that mr. reed also was able to direct either by himself or through some other folks a relatively significant amount of money, 275,000 plus dollars to an individual in which he had a fiscal relationship with. mr. reed resigned, i guess, 2012. did you ask for his resignation or did he do that on his own? >> mr. chairman i became aware of concerns about mr. reed's handling of the incidents and the accounts that you just addressed. by virtue of a hot line tip that we received. based on that tip, i asked immediately for the oig to investigate. the oig produced what is called a fast report, which indicated some concerns that they had, not a comprehensive report. i shared that report with mr. reed indicated to him that obviously we were disappointed in what we had

. >> these pearly whites will be going elsewhere from now on. >> reporter: palmer paid about $50,000 a permit to shoot a lion in zimbabwe. an avid big-game hunter palmer defended the hunt as legal and said he trusted his local guides. but zimbabwe officials accuse palmer's team of luring cecil off a protected reserve, where palmer shot him with a bow and arrow. it took 40 hours and a gunshot for cecil to die. there was no sign of palmer at his home today. palmer has not been charged with a crime and minnesota is home to hundreds of thousands of hunters. governor mark dayton did not mince his words. >> i'm just so disgusted with that man and shoot and lion, but lure a lion like that out of the the, you know, preserve and shoot him, i mean, how-- how could anybody think that's sport? >> reporter: palmer's guide and the farmer who owns the land where cecil died are now both charged with poaching. currently, palmer does not face any charges and does not face a trial. but, jane, a u.s.ificial and wildlife official told us today they are ready to assist zimbabwe. >> obama: jamie yuccas, th

is going to move a hand a little bit faster and further than the market, she pearly pricing than commodityrices than we don't see an early and to the downward trend in iron ore prices for example that probably amounts to a weaker roster really in and the downf the year which comes to at least 73%-70 4% but the conditions for that to occur still have to follow to play so at the moment i think his wish will remain unanswered. rishaad: have a good one. results asng you the they come through on monday morning. we will be live in athens. up next, eyeing assess, china wants to raise its game in brazil. ♪ rishaad: you are watching trending business. as we check in on corporate stories making headlines, it is haslinda. haslinda: automakers may be on strike for their best year in a decade, a rise in u.s. sales show they may be racing toward a big finish. big models and interest rates held overall sales rising nearly 4% last month, that is the biggest june jump in nine years. questions have been raised on noodles after food regulators moved they were unsafe to eat. the product was recalled after exc

as rich cohen wrote this morning, the neon lights will be blazing above the pearly gates tonight.esents. >> that's it for "the lead" i'm jake tapper. we turn you over to jim scuito. filling in for wolf blitzer. >>> a cnn exclusive. >> people should and do trust me. i have every confidence that will be the outcome of this election. i cannot decide what the attacks on me will be. >> clinton talks trust. the democratic presidential front-runner responds to questions about her vulnerabilities her controversial e-mails and her republican rivals. stand by for the first national tv interview of her

expansion under obama care one of your explanations most famously was that when you go before the pearlyates you want to be able to explain what you did for the poor to st. peter. first of all -- >> that's not what i said. i advised somebody when you die and get to heaven st. peter won't ask you if you balanced the budget. although i balanced the budget more than anybody. >> you did anytime your defense of expansion of medicaid. for those governors and other candidates and other republicans who oppose the expansion of medicaid are they putting their eternal souls in peril? >> that's not the issue. i was talking to a friend of mine here's what i would say. we brought obama money back to ohio to treat the mentally ill. i don't think you want to lock them up in a prison because they're schizophrenic and they talk wrong to a cop. i don't think they ought to be in prison. i think it's immoral and it costs us a fortune. the drug addicted ought to be rehand. we lock them up they come out, meet the drug dealer on the corner and they're back in prison. we are rehabbing them. our resaidcidivism ra

as rich cohen wrote this morning, the neon lights will be blazing above the pearly gates tonight. jerry weintraub presents. >> that's it for "the lead" i'm jake tapper. we turn you over to jim scuito. filling in for wolf blitzer. >>> a cnn exclusive. >> people should and do trust me. i have every confidence that will be the outcome of this election. i cannot decide what the attacks on me will be. >> clinton talks trust. the democratic presidential front-runner responds to questions about her vulnerabilities her controversial e-mails and her republican rivals. stand by for the first national tv interview of her 2016 campaign. hillary versus donald. she says she's disappointed in her old friend and former campaign contributor for his shocking remarks about mexicans. and tonight clinton is accusing the other gop candidates of not being all that different from trump on the crucial issue of immigration. plus midair collision. an air force fighter jet and small plane collide in mid flight reigning down debris over a large area how could this happen. and failure to train, the pentagon ac

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that things should happen to folks who do breach the public trust so let's talk a little bit about pearly reed. i believe an undersecretary in charge of spending a lot of money. the special agent that is conducted that investigation discovered in addition to the 40 million in grants appear to have been granted without competition, that mr. reed also was able to direct either by himself or through some other folks a relatively significant amount of money, $275,000 plus to an individual in which he had a fiscal relationship with. mr. reed resigned i guess 2012. did you ask for his rezsignation or did he do that on his own? >> mr. chairman i became aware of concerns about mr. reed's handling of the incidents and the account that is you've just addressed by virtue of hotline tip that we received. based on that tip, i asked immediately for the oig to investigate. the oig produced what's called a fast report indicating some reports they had. not a compromise report. i indicated to him we were disappointed in what we had initially learned about this. and following that conversation, mr. reed lef

. >> these pearly whites will be going elsewhere. >> he said a substantial number of calls has disruptedr ability to see our patients. earlier this month palmer lured cecil out of a protective reserve and then shot and beheaded and skinned the lion. it's now drawn the interest of the justice department. they said we are currently gathered facting about the issue and will assist zimbabwe officials in whatever manner. >> right now lions are the ornlt ones not protected. >> reporter: hunting and poaching are a big reason why the lion population has dropped 60% over the last three decades. there are only about 32,000 lions left in the wild. >> american poachers are responsible for half of the lions killed every year. on average there are about 450 killed by american citizens out of 600 killed globally. palmer said he was told by local guides his hunt was legal. but many protesters were still appalled. >> if you're going to do something like that, be a man and gout out where there can be more revenge against you. >> reporter: while zimbabwe has had an extradition treaty in place, there are no

granting us the wish, anybody here -- probably not as old as i am but remember ozzie davis' play, pearlie victorious you remember the genie, and he turns that racist cracker black and it was such a great image because if white people could understand black reality and just get out of what they're in -- well, ozzie davis was great and it was brilliant but that's what i'd ask of the genie, the problem is stupid white people and scared white people. mostly scared white people. and until they understand why -- where their impression comes from and it's not from blacks -- we can't have the kind of changes that's going to make a difference for people of color. so i go for ozzie davis' genie and help white americans understand a great deal more about the realities that people here have been describing, that people in the audience know very well. because academics we're always asked for policy advice. i'm going out to detroit to be an expert witness at a trial against the emergency financial manager in detroit but it's not just detroit. every black city practice dominantly black city in michigan

he's argued when he gets to the pearly gates when he dies he wants to be able to say he did somethingng him cold-hearted have not done a good job in recent years. we'll see how he massages that as he tries to present himself as a non-idealogical problem solver in a party where they are really craving a hard-charging, pure conservative. >> benji sarlen in columbus ohio. >>> the flags are flying at half staff in honor of the four u.s. marines killed in tennessee. this morning investigators are looking into whether 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez tipped people off about his deadly plans. let's hear the very latest from msnbc's sarah daloff in chattanooga. >> reporter: hi jose. police are looking at two of the gunman's acquaintances to see if they knew anything about what he was planning. they're also reviewing more details about the writings they uncovered, describing them as rambling pages that never reference any isis or al qaeda leaders specifically. meanwhile, the community continues to come together to mourn the five service members killed. what started as a makeshift memori

if it is the responsible thing to do, as he pointed out from his religious standpoint, if i'm at pearlynswer for what i've done to the poor. i'm expanding medicaid in ohio. it has ballooned, doubled beyond anybody's expectations. it is 34% of the increase of our spending already. we're not even on the hook for the 10% we'll hit in 2017. now if he likes what -- stuart: i have arthur brooks with me. want to bring him into the discussion. he has to listen what he has to say. go. >> i understand policy disagreements people have with governor kasich, big points i make in the new book i've been talking about here this hour conservatives at presidential level win when they're optimistic, win when pro-poor than the other guys and win opportunity and lose when party of anger. republican party has to decide today are we a party of anger or are we a party of aspiration. if it is formerly they lose. fit is the latter they might win. case i can is cracking the code here. you might disagree with him on policy positions but good stuff. stuart: go, brian. >> so, we're arguing about the form of delivery

sandra: pearly feer reynaud was on the show last week and says when it comes to the debate, what will hillary say? they're picking on me because i'm a woman. what are they going to pick on her for her because she's a grandmother? i'm a grandmother, too. >> she's clearly trying to makers of legitimate to get into the debate next week. sandra: why should not legitimate? >> she's not in the top 10. sandra: it is early. >> talking about next week. right now they are grandstanding that is why you see ted cruz and mike huckabee saying crazy things about israel. i will go on to say with hillary, you think that she is not too far. people in the party think she hasn't gone far enough. there is an appetite. >> ted cruz is one lucky guy. sandra: u.s. one person is struggling to crack down and would be lone wolf attackers. congress now stepping in and asking companies that google, facebook and twitter to be the internet police. the tech chance of pushing back yet from "the wall street journal," social media firms resist role of policing terror talk. should social media companies be obligated to f