many personally support rahm emanuel. >> they own their donations but rahm emanuel issued an executiver to stop pay-to-play to say if you are a city under -- entry cannot give cash. john: when he first announced he was running for mayor he said that. >> government can no longer be the insiders' game serving primarily the lobbyist and well-connected. john: so much for that. on the same day 10 executives in d.c. gave rahm emanuel campaign fund the same amount by the thousand apiece but united did the same thing 42 executives gave a few thousand before the election. what is the executive order? is bundled cash saved-- in amount twice with city contracts? john: law firms $31,000 in donations. >> this is an interesting example even though they pay out the legal fees they don't have a contract actually with the city so they can get tens of thousands of dollars of political cash and pay on vouchers with no work product it was never designed to end the culture of corruption. >> maybe they're good at it but we will see who gets the business. >> see you have capital management there is a middle

amy: rahm emanuel speaking at 2012, before that, karen lewis whom i made well have run against rahm emanuelt was diagnosed with brain cancer. chuy, she turned to you? >> she approached me shortly after she came home, after her surgery, her brain surgery that removed a tumor and she asked me if i would consider running for mayor chicago. she did not just ask me, she said, you have got to step up and do this. i asked her, why are you asking me? i'm headed to a reelection victory without an opponent first time in my life. and she said, you have a history. you have been a coalition builder. you been a steady, progressive over three decades in chicago. you have relationships across the city. you can build a multiracial, multiethnic coalition across the state. and this is the time for you to step up. the city needs you. and i hope you'll will consider it. so i went home and talk to my wife and we slept on it. we prayed on it and contemplated it. we ask for inspiration. of course, i decided to step up and here we are a month out from a runoff election, having denied the mayor a reelection bid in h

potentially a payback for rahm emanuel leaking a nasty story about him in 2006. is is getting good. maybe even president obama will stop by his old stomping ground to help his guy, rahm out. can he lose? really lose? -- will he lose? mark: it is not just have bad blood be on that one story. it is not a surprise. the challenge is nobody knows how this is going to turn out. you could say, well, maybe rahm emanuel's people turn out because there is a different demographic. maybe the challengers will turn out because they are more enthused. what i do know is that it's possible he could lose. i would be surprised if the president did not come back for him, or bill clinton, or both. but i'm not sure how much that will help. they got a couple of debate coming up and this thing is fluid. again, there has never been run off like this in chicago. john: you cannot model the turnout among because you cannot look at the primary and then in the runoff, because we not had that before. the person you didn't mention, willie wilson, a guy who ran for mayor and got about 50% of the

i own that but i'm driven to make a difference. >> rahm emanuel clearly desperate to keep his job. s a reputation for having a short fuse. he's obviously well aware of that. it didn't stop him from allegedly screaming at a mental health care advocate at a closed door meeting on wednesday. his office denies it but it is these kinds of stories that has given chuy garcia his opponent a bump. he has a narrow 41 to 39 lead over garcia. emanuel is really the first mayor of chicago in the city's history to be forced into a runoff. in february emanuel failed to gather 50% of the vote. on april 7th emanuel will face garcia, who came in second place with 34% of the vote. it was supposed to be a slam dunk for emanuel. he has outraised all the other opponents combined, and of course he has the endorsement of president obama. money can't erase emanuel's reputation on closing schools or mayor mr. 1one percent. he has declined to be on our program. let's turn to chuy garcia. i don't to overplay this short fuse. i want you to comment on it. is that a factor in this race or is it just media talk? >>

lou: the service employees union endorsing rahm emanuel's rival democrat from like garcia in the runoffions next month but the union also the target of a lot of criticism early this week. the service employees union funded wisconsin jobs now which organized the appalling and ty law enforcement protest in madison wisconsin just last week. extraordinary. dramatic court appearance for 4 rap mogul suge night who collapsed in a courtroom. he doubled over in his chair after a judge said his mail on murder and attempted murder charges at $25 million. the charges stem from a hit-and-run incident captured on video that took place at the end of january in compton, calif.. night's the attorney argues his client was being attacked by multiple gain members and chose to leave the scene. the prosecution obviously argues murder. up next, e-mails are not the only controversy threatening to derail clinton's quest for the white house. we will bring you the results of a poll question and we will hear your thoughts on john kerry's problems with the truth at the damage president obama is causing some of our

also ahead this thursday: forced into a runoff, chicago mayor rahm emanuel defends his record against an underdog candidate with less fame, power and money. plus, an american dream in crisis. why the future is less bright for poor kids in small-town america, where wealth determines where you can go. >> america is silently but really importantly becoming increasingly segregated by how much you earn and how much education you have. >> ifill: and, entrepreneurs design high tech devices marketed to aging baby boomers, who want stay healthy and active. >> the stereotype that old people don't like the technology. i want to break that right now. i love these technological devices. i just need to see how they're going to serve me. >> ifill: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> this is about more than work. it is about growing a community. everyday across the country, the men and women of the i.b.e.w. are committed to doing the job right, doing the job safe, and doing the job on time. because whil

lou: the service employees union endorsing rahm emanuel's rival democrat from like garcia in the runofftions next month but the union also the target of a lot of criticism early this week. the service employees union funded wisconsin jobs now which organized the appalling and ty law enforcement protest in madison wisconsin just last week. extraordinary. dramatic court appearance for 4 rap mogul suge night who collapsed in a courtroom. he doubled over in his chair after a judge said his mail on murder and attempted murder charges at $25 million. the charges stem from a hit-and-run incident captured on video that took place at the end of january in compton, calif.. night's the attorney argues his client was being attacked by multiple gain members and chose to leave the scene. the prosecution obviously argues murder. up next, e-mails are not the only controversy threatening to derail clinton's quest for the white house. we will bring you the results of a poll question and we will hear your thoughts on john kerry's problems with the truth at the damage president obama is causing some of our

rahm emanuel: i can rub people the wrong way or talk when i should listen.hat. >> it will be interesting to see. it makes me think he thinks he might lose. we are live 24-7 on bloomberg.com. up next, takin pimm fox: the care act is before the u.s. supreme court. the nine justices heard argument focusing on obamacare. a decision to limit the tax credits might challenge the legality of president obama's landmark legislation. one attorney general said that is the thing to do. >> this is a law that needs to be opened up and we need to start over and a lot of state of ideas about how to help people.

i don't think rahm emanuel probably wins. even though i'm no fan of his.ghtly to the left of che. >> scottie, you must be storn on this. i know you're a law and order advocate. you're also the tea party. more limited government. how do you feel on this? >> first of all, i hate these things. i cannot tell you how many crazy pictures they have me of running through a yellow light. >> you're posing through every one of them. >> the problem is that, law enforcement, as we pointed out earlier, people are stressed paying for insurance. this is a great source of revenue. as long as they're not manipulating the lights. we're finding in many of these states, it's illegal to have these in the first place. people are appealing because you have to personally be given a ticket by law enforcement. >> here's the problem, if you spend within your budget as a municipality, you don't have to have these set up. or worry about bringing in the extra revenue. there's a town in florida got rid of the entire police department. they abused it so bad. they raised 30% of the city's

rahm emanuel seeking a second term. he won 45% of the vote in the first round and mr. garcia got 34%. the debate is coming up live tonight at 8 p.m. eastern. at today's white house briefing, press josh earnest answered questions about the indiana's new religious freedom law allowing dissemination against gay people -- discrimination against gay people. he also talked about the possible extension of nuclear negotiations. the answered questions about harry reid's retirement and other topics. we will show you as much as we can to the debate in chicago gets underway at 8 p.m. eastern. josh earnest: all right. good afternoon everybody. nice to see you all. it is always nice to see so many smiling faces. i was hoping you would tell me. let me do a quick announcement before we get to your questions. this is something you have heard a little bit, but i want to underscore the significance of it. last november, many of you were there when president obama stood alongside the president of china and made a commitment to reduce our country's carbon emissions by 2025. at the same eve

rahm emanuel is very aligned to hillary clinton. what about that? >> what about making sure -- like she did in new york -- having equity? we want to make sure public schools are fixed, not closed. that there's real community engagement engagement. you're totally right. we have to have a president that doesn't demonize and doesn't scapegoat teachers and lifts everyone up. it is very early in the process. >> it is early in the process, but labor knows what they want to hear. you have a long history with the clintons. i know you're a fan and a believer. i want to be a believer, but i want these questions answered. what about her position on keystone? the last answer i heard from hillary clinton on keystone is this, we needed a broader discussion in this country about energy. do you want to bring the dirtiest oil in this country on the market? >> first of all, i'm losing my voice. >> michael, that's your fault. just thought i'd throw that in there. >> i speak as a long-time friend from law school days but i don't represent her. i will give you some educ

your point of obstructionism that will come up next, but chuck schumer is cast as the same way as rahm emanuel a vicious left-wing republican -- left wing democrat, so i think you might turn out to be more of a reflected dealmaker. i think he opens up the possibility of a different style of leadership than harry reid had. mark: and i think his relationship with mcconnell is going to be better than harry reid is. john: it cannot be worse. mark: i think he will be inclined to strike deals, and if you are someone who thinks that washington needs to work more across the isle, it is going to be different and better in that respect. john: things in some ways could not be worse and you don't want to put all of the blame on harry reid, but there is a lot there. mark: there is a lot there. and harry reid obstructed as he did, but instead people chalked it up to just a guy doing k.g. things as opposed to -- doing cagey things. reid will leave the senate bruise literally, because they showed him that i injury that he got working out, but he also lost to one of the most powerful people in the senate. toda

virginia governor and chicago mayor rahm emanuel have reached out to indiana companies urging them to move their businesses out of the state. in one letter indiana businesses were invited to take advantage of their open inclusive and thriving business environment. other states have religious freedom acts but not as restrictive as indiana's. so far no word from the mayor's office. >> thanks jim. we asked news4 viewers, do you support a boycott of indiana after the act passed? an overwhelming majority of you, said yes, unfortunately this graphic doesn't reflect it. >>> tonight an effort is underway to help keep people safe at the national zoo over the weekend. this after a string of violent crimes in the past including a shooting last year. shah marie stone has our report. >> reporter: jay wants his son to learn about more than just super heros. >> did you even read this? >> reporter: this father wants to strengthen his son's mind. he's taking him to the national zoo easter monday to see elephants, lions and other animals, but he's concerned about last year's violence. a 14-year-old sho

i think the election in chicago has now probably -- >> rahm emanuel. >> for the first time in chicagong forced to a runoff. >> despite the fact that president obama was there. >> shocking with his personality that he wasn't able to win that. >> it's that he didn't take the time to understand the people that didn't look like him or have the same money that he had. that is a direct reprimand in terms of his policies. the way he's handled closing the schools, the way he's been handling the violence in chicago. that's what that was about. that was not about anything else than you can't just say president obama is my home boy and the minorities show up on your side. >> another story about the foreign donors to the clinton foundation. we now learned that some of those didn't go through the vetting, from algeria, 500,000 at the state department. the story looks bad. >> it stinks to high heaven. we'll see if the american media continues to follow the probe. as we see the beginning of right now. saudi arabia, other middle eastern governments, when she was secretary of state. she seems to have

. >> in chicago april 7th is going to be a runoff between rahm emanuel and chui garcia. ali, people don't let's cut to the chase. from a news media standpoint we put tons of emphasis on presidential races versus local races. the average person isn't really collecting the dots saying wait a minute, i'm ticked off that darren wilson wasn't prosecuted but i vote for the district attorney. oh, then does its cross my mind, these judges are getting on my nerves with all these fines. wait a minute, who appoints the judges? oh. that's what you have here. ferguson can be described this way, i talked to several people who deal with behavior, who deal with psychology and they said if you look at the legal system there you look at the press force -- police force and all of that, they said ferguson was like south africa during apartheid where you have whieth that control the -- whites that control the levers of power. the african american majority that didn't have the power. i heard people describe that people who live there frankly suffered post traumatic stress if you will, this is

the president wants to avoid politicizing his legacy or creating an appearance of giving mayor rahm emanuel an unfair advantage. the announcement was originally scheduled to be at the end of march. it will now likely take place after the april 7th runoff. >>> straight ahead, we'll tell you how a special event is perfect for wine lovers and helps local charities at the same time. >>> we are just one hour away from finding out when you can get your hands >>> welcome back. there is a un report out today that says there has never been a better time to be born female. but the report says change has been far too slow when it comes to women's security, economic opportunity and leadership. the report assesses the gains and gaps for women and girls since the 1995 women's conference in beijing. >>> in about 60 minutes apple will unveil its new smart watch. tech analysts think it could jump start that part of the tech market. it works with the iphone 5 and 6. the base model goes for $349. there are of course more expensive versions as is always the case with apple as well. we should find out the exact

now, rahm emanuel has the support of lots of republicans alet of members of the one percent. he recently good at $250,000 donation because, like in the state we don't have campaign finance reform in chicago, from republican hedge fund manager who gave a million dollars to the republican gubernatorial candidate, and recently our senator, mark kirk, a republican said if we elect chewy garsor, who is mexican momentum we might have another detroit. now, the fact pattern as the lawyers will say is very striking. chewy garcia was part of a city council that actually balanced the budget actually raised property taxes because they were kind of too low to support the services and as a member off our county board, was part of a team that balanced the county budget. a budget like they can't possibly ever balance this, and then some progressive people came in, took hard look at the fat and paidtronnage and bundled the budget and lowered taxes. all of the stuff, the austerity politicians and one percent and the editorialists are not supposed to favor but they endorse rahm emanuel. what is

we did get to watch ram -- rahm emanuel burst out of the meeting of a fuzzy receiving their people inside would say it was going to the press on the blackberry. but we sat with him seven weeks before the election to decide we have to fix it going for word pro we have no option so we pass the t.a.r.p. going down in history as the most popular -- unpopular successful thing. democrats voted more than republicans. brought obama back said but john mccain refuses then obama becomes president and vico's south. in 2008 it was honored we thought there birthings but when obama becomes president and the advantages they used to not care so much. now that is a good thing. so this is the story of king solomon that a faction that says cut it. see if i care. but we have to be the ones to say no prepare you cannot do that. >> you are a liberal but one of the things you talk about in the book that is seen to date back to your experience in 1954 where you bring in mississippi part of freedom some more and - - summer. and hughes said then when you were 24 that you were not there to create a perfect world and

chicago mayor rahm emanuel faces as challenger jesus garcia.tw tv in chicago. neither candidate won a majority in february's election. you can see the candidate's forum tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> tonight, on american history tv programs on the 150th anniversary of president abraham lincoln's second inaugural. on march 4th, 1865. less than six weeks before his assassination. at 8:00

. >> i want to let everybody know to be the friendliest emigrant city in the nation ever call rahm emanuel make sure we don't cooperate with immigration authorities when it comes to deportation and separation of families nobody kennel's a kid in school or to speak out with health care because you're injured would assure immigration status? status the lot in the city of chicago only in the city of chicago can you graduate from high school with a b average and a guaranteed you couldn't go on to the next two years of college for free even if you were undocumented. lou: comprehensive immigration reform? firefighters in south los angeles coming to the rescue plan to she was able to climb down herself with the latter and no injuries were reported but the causes under investigation. >> tsa agent finds a stowaway dog in the passengers checked bag fortunately before the flight and she said she was unaware that her little chihuahua was in there and must have climbed in while she was packing her suitcase. a happy ending. the nfl free agent period open in late this afternoon wasting very little time p

and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will stop at nothing night as their raids to have voters to re-elect himh-school there is an albuquerque mexico decided to forgo a traditional theme like under the seat or god help by not pregnant tomorrow with communism which say cleverly turned into prominism everybody should wear red dresses and they could wait in the bread line hoping to eight that may not seem like the best period productivity just wait until you see what is on the menu. a piece of toast or an old shoe. meanwhile the organizing committee is drinking champagne and eating a steak. they deserve credit for driving away the king and the queen and the need to keep of their strength to make sure no capitalist's ever comes back. number four. george clooney is frequently bought -- brought up as a gubernatorial contender were his credentials are impeccable. very handsome and a millionaire. there you have that. california has a rich history to elect actors as well as a lunatic and photographs -- voting to ever graphic and gerald cassoni told her i have no interest in running for california gover

the fact is that rahm emanuel suffered a downgrading of the bond for the fifth time in the term so he is irresponsible running a guy that is objectively responsible and he had been thought to be white and gets associated with the city of detroit which is of course run by african-americans. textbooks politics are very persuasive. but they can make those tough decisions to balance the budget. so we see this via. and luckily they know what a coward he is and they are rejecting this. but elsewhere, you guys are fighting. [laughter] >> it seems they are sorting between the democratic party and the republican party relying on white voters at this point do you think future generations will start to reject these politics and see them for what they are u. were at the margin protocol and expressing some concern. with regards to everything i try not to do a kids these debris and because i think that a lot of them are facing as a result of people my age. the adage of those that do not learn from history do not repeat it and i find it very heartbreaking that 50 years after the voting rights act i'

we did get to watch rahm emanuel burst out of the meeting carrying a sack full of blackberries like wyatt. as we were sitting in a meeting people inside the meeting were blackberry and out what went on in the press. we sat with george bush seven weeks before the election and decided it was in terrible shape and where to fix a going forward that we have no option now so we passed something called the t.a.r.p. which i believe will go down in history as the most unpopular successful thing we ever did trade democrats vote for tanenhaus more than republicans to the give barack obama -- when john mccain refuses to. then obama becomes president. in other words 2008 there was bipartisanship. we had some things he wanted to do but obama becomes president and that's the end of bipartisanship. the advantage the republicans have and they still have it now is they used to not care so much if the government were shut down. now a number of them it's a good thing. basically here's the deal. this is the story of king solomon and you have a faction that says cut it and see if i care. that's the problem. we

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chicago mayor rahm emanuel faces as challenger jesus garcia. they'll face off in a live candidates forum hosted by wptw tv in chicago. neither candidate won a majority in february's election. you can see the candidate's forum tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> tonight, on american history tv programs on the 150th anniversary of president abraham lincoln's second inaugural. on march 4th, 1865. less than six weeks before his assassination. at 8:00 p.m. an event commemorating the president's second inaugural. after that a discussion on the making of the president's second inaugural address, given just before the end of the civil war. and later this evening, the last speeches given by president lincoln and martin luther king jr., before their assassinations. that's what's coming up tonight on american history tv on c-span3.a -- >>> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 here on c-span3 we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. and the

we did get to watch rahm emanuel burst out of the meeting carrying a sack full of blackberries like wyatt. as we were sitting in a meeting people inside the meeting were blackberry and out what went on in the press. we sat with george bush seven weeks before the election and decided it was in terrible shape and where to fix a going forward that we have no option now so we passed something called the t.a.r.p. which i believe will go down in history as the most unpopular successful thing we ever did trade democrats vote for tanenhaus more than republicans to the give barack obama -- when john mccain refuses to. then obama becomes president. in other words 2008 there was bipartisanship. we had some things he wanted to do but obama becomes president and that's the end of bipartisanship. the advantage the republicans have and they still have it now is they used to not care so much if the government were shut down. now a number of them it's a good thing. basically here's the deal. this is the story of king solomon and you have a faction that says cut it and see if i care. that's the problem. we

rahm emanuel is not richard daley and this year for the first time in chicago's new system the incumbentg off to the february 24th election, emanuel had raised $15 million in campaign funds. also an endorsement from president obama. money, yes, endorsement, yes, butt votes, 50% of them no. the mayor had 45% of those. the run off was on it is on and it will happen on april 7th. he will face commissioner garcia. he immigrated from mexico with his family to become a citizen in 1979. he's served on the chicago city council and in the illinois state senate. recent polls show him with a commanding lead over carr garcia garcia. joining me now live from chicago is commissioner garcia. so nice to have you this morning. yesterday "the chicago tribune" endorsed the mayor. do you have a real chance of unseating him? >> we do this is a campaign that's gathered momentum and enthusiasm over the past two weeks since the february 24th election. ironically the day that the tribune endorses the mayor, the chicago public schools are downgraded once again. so it shows that his stewardship of what he says is

. >>> polling suggests that the chicago runoff with rahm emanuel and jesus garcia is a dead heat.l has 42.9% of voters and garcia has 38.5%. perhaps most telling more than 18% are still undecided. that is a high level of undecided after a runoff election. the city's first ever mayor runoff is set for april 7th. >>> another winter storm socking the midwest and northeast this morning. get this there's another one waiting in the wings. meteorologist pedram javaheri has been tracking the storm for us. >> john and christine. good morning. here we go again. the case is a february to remember. new york city the average temperature for february is 24 degrees. that is the coldest in eight decade decades. toronto did not reach the freezing mark at all for the month of february. the first time since 1978. here you go. washington 41. new york we make it to 37. sad when that is a warming trend. it will remain in the same range over the next couple of days. atlanta to charleston 60 to 70 degrees. we have wet weather moving in. that will be the theme over the next couple of days. strong thunders

a new poll showing chicago mayor rahm emanuel with a large lead over jesus garcia. >> theis weekend learning about the literary life of tulsa, oklahoma. >> he was very much more than that. he was born in 1912, and so we're very proud to have his work back in oklahoma. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised, for those people who were migrant workers from oklahoma, kansas, and access during the dustbowl era. he found himself in california, literally starving. he saw this vast difference between those who were the half and the have-nots. he became their spokesman. when he recorded very few songs of his own. we have a listening station that features 46 of his songs in his own voice. that makes the recordings that he made some significant and important to us. ♪ this land is your land. this land is my land. from california, to the new york island. ♪ >> catch all of that on our cities tour. >> the supreme court this week heard three consolidated cases on epa regulations on mercury emission last week. the rules are a key part of the obama administration's environmental agend

mayor rahm emanuel is reportedly considering renaming one of chicago's airports after barack obama.e's going to name the baggage area after joe biden. [ laughter ] i thought that was nice. this is a nice story. homeless people in rome were given a guided tour of the sistine chapel today and a free dinner. it's part of a new initiative called, "rubbing it in." look around you? [ laughter ] that's all gold. that's just gold to look at. good-bye! [ laughter ] you guys, i'm not going to lie, i'm going to let you behind the curtain a little bit. i have a mark on the floor. that's where i'm supposed to stand for the monologue. and i drift off it all the time. and so today they put another line and then they put stickers on the camera. [ laughter ] and then they told me, "but don't get in your head about it." [ laughter ] i'm going to be honest, it's all i can think about. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's all i can think about. i drift. i've been told i drift, but today, i feel like i'm really locked in. [ laughter ] according to new scientific research, the collapse of the univer

tiptoe away from but at the same time, though we're seeing a more galvanized opposition ever mayor rahm emanuel in chicago has invited indiana businesses, come up here same thing with terry mcauliffe. this is miles different from back in 2004 you remember when democrats were so defensive about the gay marriage question and the bush campaign -- >> i remember i was in that campaign. >> right. >>> let me ask you this clarence talking about to 04 and i want to come back to you, senator, before we run out of time. i mean one of the things that was very alarming was the enough better the possible presidential candidates that came out in support of the law. listen to this. >> i think governor pence has done the right thing. once the facts are established, people aren't going to see this as discriminatory at all. >> see, the issue we're talking about here is someone who provides a professional service be punished by the law, because they refuse to provide that professional service to a ceremony that they believe is in violation of their faith. i believe people have -- they can't impose it on you in you

presidency he thought he was going to do and what he became at least in the first six months and as rahm emanuelwill argue saying this was thrust upon him, this was no time to change washington we have had to save the american economy that is all well and good to great promise was that, so that is some people say i harp on it too much but that to me is the hope and change. that was the turn the page that was the whole idea so in that score i think that he's failed. as a commander-in-chief and somebody that implemented the economic recovery which i think over time is going to look better and better from him come healthcare is a total -- does it ever get fully implemented? that is still an open question. ultimately it will be judged on healthhealthcare more than anything else because it consumed the presidency. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. and even from the museum of finance on the origin of the boardgame monopoly. the author of the monopolist refutes the commonly held history promoted by the manufacturer parker brothers that an unemployed salesman sold the idea t

that's where you're going to find that third group, craig, not on the streets of chicago which has rahm emanuel as governor. i have nothing more to add. you are doing phenomenal reporting. you look at the headlines from the right, liberal media, you cited one, i will throw in one more, los angeles times, hillary admits deleting 30,000 e-mails. she's asking the american people to unilaterally trust her judgment and her judgment alone that it was okay for her to delete all of these e-mails, that we take it at face value and her word for it there's nothing in there incendiary nothing dealing with national security, nothing incriminating, because craig, listen whether you love the clintons or not, we are talking about a presidency, last time she lived in the white house, they were impeached, why were they impeached? because they didn't tell the truth. there's a long legacy of not telling the truth, of not being forthcoming, telling different truths to different groups of people from the clintons. >> democratic senator dianne feinstein called for her to come forward, said yesterday she was satisfied

rahm emanuel faces his je opponentsus chuy garcia. be at we're live at the national press club. they are discussing what's in store for the national press -- the international -- the irs. >> i am president of the national press club. the club is the world's leading professional organization for journalists. we are committed to our profession through programs such as this. we work for free press worldwide. for more information, visit our website, press.org. to donate to programs offered by our institute, visit press. org/institute. i would like to welcome our speaker and those attending the event. members of the public attend our lunches so applies you hear is not a surly evidence that journalistic objectivity is lacking. i would also like to welcome our c-span public radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter. after our guests speech, we have a question-and-answer period. it's time to reduce our head table. i would like each version -- each person to stand as her name is announced. the senior association for kiplinger washi

what happened in the financial crisis -- kind of what rahm emanuel talked about, you don't let an opportunity pass that a crisis presents, the public got engaged. i've said big money makes a big impact but when the public gets involved votes will kick money's butt, and that's what happened hear. so we got the bill passed. the fear was, as things went forward people would forget and big interests would fill the vacuum. >> hunt: did that happen? no. i thought it would. the president signed a bill that had the beginnings of unraveling. the public was unhappy. nancy called me and asked me to jump in. hillary clinton sent out a tweet saying we'll protect the financial front. the public reaction was one weakening, the reaction was so strong that i don't believe it will happen again till the republicans win the election in 2016. we have one of the major issues in the election straintively is what happens to financial reform. it won't be weakened i'm convinced until then with obama standing firm and elizabeth warren safeguarding it but come 2016 if the republicans win that will be the end. >> hunt: b

if rahm emanuel wins, there will be a perception that it had something to do with jacking up turn justifywins it will raise real questions about the limits of such seemingly limitless television spending. >> just all the growth though, jim, is people getting the skulls from karabell and numbs for all those potential candidates out there, the really crazy thing is when they hire consultants to take a percentage of the media bite. anybody who does that -- should have his head examined because those guys have a real invested interests. in these natural elections, fortunate the impact of television ads is coming down. >> okay. james warren jonathan alter, appreciate the time tonight. thank you for joining us. >>> that is "the ed show." "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. \s. >> good evening, ed. i'm live in chicago tonight. breaking news tonight. we're awaiting a statement from the attorney for 20-year-old martis johnson. he's the 20-year-old university of virginia student whose arrest is making national headlines. it was this picture that went vir