apparently when the driver of the vehicle in front of us, peter martin, pull over, he was stuck in thech, so the officer decided to call a tow truck, but this driver rejected peter's aaa coverage. i don't want to pay, so don't tow the vehicle. >> if you're don't pay, we have to tow it. >> we called them down here. >> i didn't ask you to call them. >> this is where things get crazy out of control. >> no, sir, step back from the gentleman here, sir. >> no, arrest me. >> i'm going to take it off of there, and if you get in the way, i'll push you. >> gets confrontational. in the face of the officer, puts his finger in the face too. >> i'm sick of you people. >> doing my job? >> that's what you think. i don't think so. >> back from your car, i don't want you hurt. >> the driver gets in the car, and that's when this happens. >> oh. >> do you want to get tazed? step away from the gun. >> peter was carrying a.38 special handgun an a knife, but he ended up arrests him. >> that's a tough one. i feel bad for the guy because it was a bad day. window tint, big deal, now stuck in the dirt, but he lu

joining me our very own charlie gasparino and economist peter morici and united advisors scott martinthis is the day we'll hear the mainstream media jumping inand down, for joy, whoo, we made back all the jobs of the everything is good. peter, is it all better? >> absolutely not. if you divide the employers into the third, lowest paying third, middle third and upper third, since the beginning of the financial crisis, lowest paying third added 2 million jobs. the middle third lost two million jobs. we're becoming a greek tragedy. we're becoming a tourist country with restaurants and mcdonald's and workers picketing outside. the other thing barack obama can't do with free health care and chips and the rest get any decent-paying jobs created. melissa: yeah. charlie gasparino. >> we said on the show many times, if you look at the numbers from american enterprise, if you want to be a computer programmer and write code you can get a job pretty easy. peep on upper end can get jobs. if you want to flip ham bursters and barista at starbucks you can get those jobs. what do you mean any jobs, 75

that case all the way to the third most powerful position in the house edging out peter roskam from illinois and martiny indiana. that was the core of his support, the southern conservatives frustrated with the current leadership. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. coming up on the lead," the president putting 300 military advisors on the ground in iraq. what exactly can they do? we'll ask a general and former centcom commander coming up next. think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. okinawans stay soeen active as they age.y... but okinawans know one reason.... ...they eat well to be well. okinawa life has... ...isoflavone, a key ingredient of... ...the o

to walk back to the big picture rubble with me robin carter mark martin nicole williams and peter groff let's get back to it the obama administration is asking congress to appropriate a app up. billion dollars five hundred million bucks to train and arm moderate bad rebels their terms moderate and better fighting the assad regime in syria question is the or the request is the time it is the time the obama administration's call for direct this request is the first time the obama administration's called for direct military aid for syrian rebels and is a big about face for the white house until now aid to rebels has gone through the cia and president obama has avoided the kind of extensive involved the syrian conflict with the scurry five hundred million dollars posen tails so do any of you think this is a good idea seems to me like crazy talk i would agree. ok. i think you got me i know there have been dumber ideas in this century but i'm hard pressed to think of one right now and we want to give five hundred million dollars to the same people who may at the same time they're trying to ta

jonathan martin of the "new york times" and cnn's peter hanby. the president elected on a promise to get troops out of iraq is sending more troops back, promising again and again this operation will not grow into another messy ground war. >> we can't do it for they will and we can't redeploy tens of thousands of u.s. troops to try to keep a lid on the problem if the people themselves don't want to solve it. >> democrats are watching nervously willing to bite their tongues as president obama deploys 300 military advisors. but democrats say they are not willing to support any escalation. and republicans say the president has only himself to plame as the islamist group known as isis marches south from syria toward baghdad. >> the spread of terrorism has increased exponentially under this president's leadership. >> to me it is just the moment. the president who made his name in national politics by saying i will get us out, i opposed the war to begin with, i will get us out as soon as possible. when they say 300 military advisors, publicly the presid

artist ben martin and peter sent a letter to ask him to circle the correct pronunciation.nike, in case anybody was ever wondering. we'll take a short break. >>> president obama is proposing a $1 billion fund for european security. he start a four-day tour of europe. >>> also still to come as the asco cancer research meeting comes to a close, what are the key takeaway s for investors? [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ our passion to make it real. over 1.2 billion eyeballs are on us during the two weeks at wimbledon. true tennis fans want to know what's happening, they don't want to just see what's happening, they want to know and understand why it's happening. anybody can just put data up, but we want to get a reaction, make it far more interactive. we rely on th

martin o'malley going to iowa. ted cruz to florida. chris christie will head to the granite state. new hampshire, 2016. i guess we're kicking it off. >> it's amazing, peter're still several months, you know, four-ish months from the november election in 2014. but, yeah, martin o'malley is basically running for president at this point. he's term limited out as governor of maryland. he's been in iowa. he was gary hart's advance guy in iowa way back when. he knows the state well. would be a huge underdog against hillary clinton. chris christie is essentially running. he's moving around the country. just happening to stop in new hampshire. we know about florida and ted cruz. florida is a huge donor state. also an early voting state. so cruz, o'malley and rand paul especially are basically in the race and running actively full time. >> you've got five seconds. it's not politics but 48 hours away. u.s./portugal. your winner is -- >> okay. pure patriotism. going with the u.s. but i'm worried. let's say 2-1, u.s. cristiano ronaldo will score at least one goal. >> thanks so much. >>> that's going to do it for "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show

with me to share their reporting cnn's peter hammond and jonathan martin.spect in the benghazi attack. cnn's arwa damon sat down with him more than a year ago, where's the fbi and the military to go in and get khatallah. well, they got him yesterday and here's the president. >> when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice and that's a message i said the day after it happened, and regardless of how long it takes, we will find you and i want to make sure that everybody around the world hears that message very clearly. >> the president speaking yesterday, i should note the raid was over the weekend. peter, on capitol hill you would expect people to say maybe it's about time but say good for you. they are congratulating the special forces and the fbi, but a lot of republicans are saying don't bring him here and put him in the federal courts. send him to gitmo and try him as an enemy combatant. >> yeah, that's the answer. the republicans will not give the president credit on anything o

mahalia jackson, martin luther king asked her to sing the song he really loved to hear, "you've got the whole world in his hands" and peter was a sim phenomenon symphony. maya angelou said if you hear the music, because it's so universal, then you must dance. and that day we danced for freedom, justice and equality for our people. >> whether in 1963 or today, 2014, it continues to transcend, and just because we have this amazing archive, let me bring up another clip, from the march on washington. and i'm pretty sure you'll find this familiar. ♪ i read it in the paper the other day ♪ ♪ keep your eyes on the prize >> all this music, hill billying, sacred, gospel music, coming together and forming the sound track of the "'60s," and you rattled off joan baez and many others. what else springs to mind? >> curtis mayfield. people get ready -- i mean, people get ready. that was a redemption song. that was a song that said, we have the power. get ready. you don't need a ticket to get on board. get ready. that was one of the more powerful songs. and, of course, i love me some nina simone, because nina, she had that anguish down. a

peter roscoe. >> of illinois on the ways and means committee. known for his calm, no drama demeanor. he israel republican caucus and the korea working group. >> and finally, martin moderate. >> if you're listening to peter johnson, jr., he says it will be jarron as speaker, probably kevin mccarthy. who will wind up -- >> it will be a hard-fought race and a that will look most like the house of cards without the homicides, without all the other problems, always very, very interesting. a loft scrambling in the next six days for these two important elections in the house. >> indeed. good to see you. >> have a good weekend, everybody. >>> coming up on this friday, thousands of kids crossing the border illegally. some people say put them on a plane and send them home. is that the right thing to do? that is coming up next. look how bad the conditions are. then pop quiz, who is going to win this war of words? donald trump or rahm emanuel? first, cassadee pope performs "champagne." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, find yours >>> quick headlines now. the millio

peter limone. lead. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today. the. lots of folks i mean martin and this is breaking the subtle we've got a very special show for you today featuring an exclusive sit down interview with two and a say whistleblowers bill binnie and kirk levy so let's get to it and that's great the sad. please. please. please very hard to tell. you that i had sex with her three there are no. please. please. please. please. please. please. tomorrow marks the one year anniversary since the first bombshell story broke i'm sorry tomorrow marks the one year since the first bombshell story broke based on top secret leaked documents provided by national security agency contractor edward snowden over the past year we've learned that the n.s.a. is using a multitude of programs with names like prism and boundless informant to engage in massive dragnet surveillance of every american citizen these revelations have completely redefined the notion of intelligence gathering and shed light on technologies that were in comprehensible here years ago but to former n.s.a. insiders saw