an attack on the republican congress. >> our republicans came here a few weeks ago. te up a platform. >> truman accuses congress of hypocrisy. just months before, republicans blocked truman's legislation intended to revive the economy. now the same measures are part of the republican election platform. >> they promised to do in that platform, a lot of things i've been asking them to do and that they've refused to do when they had the power. >> he says, look, the republican congress has prevented me as president from doing all these things that we think we should be doing as democrats. it's not my fault as a president. it's their fault. >> they were in charge in congress and if they had america's best interests at heart, why weren't they doing something? why weren't they fixing anything? why were they intent on actually accomplishing nothing? >> truman throws down the gauntlet. >> i am therefore calling this congress back into session on the 26th of july. >> i'm going to call that congress back and i'm going to ask them to pass laws halting rising prices. and to meet t

supreme court nominee will actually play into their favor when they try to make the case the republican congress has been gridlocked. but ron johnson actually got some very good news this week in a new marquette poll that finds them down just three points in this hotly contested race

congress? what is the response of the republican leadership? not one minute devoted to coming up with a solution for the people in flint. nothing. more messaging bills. more talk. no help. for people in crisis. no effort to deal with the zika crisis, and nothing, nothing for this great american city facing an existential threat and facing generations of impacts unless the state so far has failed to step up and the federal government acts. i sat through the hearings that have been held here in the united states congress. and listened to members, democrats and republicans, offer concern, offer sympathy, but when i introduced the families of flint act, an effort that would share equally the responsibility for solving this terrible crisis between the state and federal government, rather than arguing about who was at fault, we all have a sense that the state of michigan is at greatest fault, but rather than litigating that question, we seek to solve the problem. not only do i not yet have one republican co-sponsor who has been willing to step up, ne

spending,federal whether it be a republican administration and congress or a democrat, he is willing to do that. but let me be very clear. i respect the right of every hoosier and making their determination in the upcoming primary election. i urge every hoosier to make up their mind. but for me, i always thought that the leaders here in this time of choosing, when people all across america are looking to indiana to make a decision, i just wanted to make my decision kow. now. let me be very very clear on this. whoever wins the republican nomination of the u.s., i will work my heart out. indiana needs a partner in the white house for prosperity. we mentioned all of the good news, record employment, more working than ever before, balanced budget, record investment in education and infrastructure, but how much more we could do with a republican administration working with a republican congress. i have been very excited about indiana here in our bicentennial year, that if we have someone workintg in washington for us rather than against us. i encourage every hoosier to examine all the can

balanced budget, but how much can we do it we had a republican administration working in a republican congress? about ourexcited bicentennial year. we have some of the working in washington for our site -- instead of against us. toncourage every hoosier listen carefully. make clear decisions come exercise your right to vote this coming tuesday if not before. at the end of the day, is your country. whoever that might be, we will have a great victory. editorial -- and president trump would be a danger to the united states and the world. ted cruz is ill-suited to serve. matthew tully is for the indianapolis star and joins us now. how does the newspaper really feel about these republican candidates? newspaper that was pretty disappointed with john kasiche >> donald trump has this thing lead. matt: we have not had up: several days but the writing on the wall service the indicate yet a steady week here. cruz made a lot of news and he more dramatic with the alliance with john kasich and carly fiorina. not, aselieve it or been a steady, noncontroversial candidate in this week's race. it will be intere

so to that extent, i think he's right but to lay it on the republicans and congress is nonsense. and in fact, a lot of the things that we complain about, the republicans in the house had put up solution after solution after solution. and harry reid and 46 democrats in the senate prevent from even taken up for a vote. so best example i can think of on that is the ceiling of refugee issues when the head of the f.b.i. said that we're not properly vetting these people. we 80% of the public in a programmed delay. the house has a built in november, december and said we will delay the program and not stop it until headed the fbi says we can properly that these people and it passed the house with strong democrat support. over 290 votes vetoed, the majority. law evenlity to appeal six democrats to get a vote in the senate and give it to the president is fascinating to me. of all the things that have overwhelming public support, so a lot of stopping up congress has come from the collusion between harry reid and the president, and that is a fact. to lay this on republicans in congress is und

. >> is this the consequence of cruz running the last two years against the republican congress and republicansn washington? >> yeah, absolutely. look, there's legitimate question out there about whether or not boehner comments help or hurt cruz because the argument is that a lot of people don't like boehner, so this has to help cruz. but this shows the depth of hostility among his colleagues there, and it goes to the problem with the lek lek -- and why they hurt in the northeast is because he appeals to a crowd of conservatives and offputting to other voters out there, and it's something you hope carly fiorina can help him with, but i don't know if she's the best fit for that. >> he has to win indianapolis counties or he's not going to win the state. all right. when we come back, donald trump taking on the obama-clinton foreign policy in adopting a more statesmanlike stance in the first big speech on the subject. i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you enti

for the most part it wasn't republicans in congress. lincoln of course was focused on winning the war. republicans in congress were focused on imposing some kind of peace and some kind of solution on the white south. so for the most part, it wasn't people in washington thinking about how this country has to be different and not just the south, but how the entire country has to be different. and of course, that's not the story you get quite often in popular culture. i assume most of you saw it, i loved it, abraham lincoln, vampire slayer. there's abe with this black sidekick, friend of mine, i won't name the college, but a college down the road from me said doug, it's not very accurate. i said what part of vampire were you having a hard time understanding? but you get the same thing in spielberg's movie with lincoln pounding the table saying now, now, the time is now and the one man freeing the slaves and changing the nation. that's the story that i think i don't want to tell in this book or today. so you know, who really was gazing into

but our proposals have fallen upon deaf ears when it comes to the republicans who are in charge of congress right now. reporter: are you saying that the growth rate as it stood in the first quarter is an indirect result of republicans failing to go along with infrastructure, increase spending for infrastructure, minimum wage increases? mr. earnest: there is no denying there are a wide variety of economic indicators that would be stronger if republicans in congress had seized the initiative three, four years ago, and made critical investments in our infrastructure. as the vice president himself often says, we know we need it. it's not as if this would be funding that wouldn't have direct benefits to the american people. there's plenty of critical investment projects that would improve our economy and improve quality of life here in the united states, a whole host of road and bridge projects, airport upgrades and laying new rail lines that would improve the quality of life across the country. that's money that would be well spent. it would stimulate economic growth and create jobs. so, i woul

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again, i don't paint all republicans in our country with a president bush of the republicans in this congress, but this is -- with a brush of the republicans in congress, but this is a very different proceed of cafment nothing you have heard at that presidential debate, except for some personal stuff, but nothing you have heard about their attitudes towards people is different from what we hear here and is an indication of why we don't have better policy coming out of the house majority. i think i have to give up the room now. did you have something else? reporter: you are a superdelegate. you probably got asked this in 2008, probably. being a superdelegate, knowing at least how you think of how a lot of them think, what do you think is the likelihood of senator sanders' claim that nent he'll be able to turn significant numbers of super delegates like you to his cause? ms. pelosi: let me just say. i also chaired the convention as speaker and i didn't take a position in the race. been i have for 30 years against superdelegates. i don't think that's the way you're supposed to choose but it's th

this time for congress to do something to protect them. every day that goes by that republicans and congress fail to act is another day lost to our efforts to prepare for the secrecy. the subject of intense discipline and is highly irresponsible and i don't know how republicans you are in the majority right now will explain that to their constituents over the next 10 days that are not and congress. affair planning a vacation or town hall meeting is but they would get some direct questions asking why they haven't done anything to address the public health the emergency a isis back later this summer with their awareness of the public health crisis said republicans wonder why they didn't do something earlier. i am of the answer to that question either. >> [inaudible] >> i expected good-natured ribbing from his friends as well. >> [inaudible] >> not that i am aware of. that would be hectic day was. >> i realized on wednesday dole trump he would not say his name. that seems to be a habit when asked that his proposals. why is that? hand as he was closer to being the of nominee. >> ove

[laughter] i opposed runaway federal spending whether it was a republican administration or congressher a democrat administration. he's been willing to do that. but let me be very clear, i respect the right and the views of every hoosier in making their determination in the upcoming primary election. and i urge every hoosier to make up their own mind. but for me, i've always thought that to lead is to choose. and here at this time of choosing when people all across america are looking to indiana to make a decision, i just wanted to make my decision known. but let me be very, very clear on this, greg, i -- whoever wins the republican nomination for president of the united states, i'm going to work my heart out to get elected this fall. indiana needs a partner in the white house in our prosperity. you know, i mentioned all the good news in indiana, we're at record employment, more hoosiers working than ever before, we have balanced budgets, record investment in education and infrastructure, but how much more we could do if we had a republican administration working with a republican co

if there is a republican president and a republican congress, 90% of those strategic and tactical differencesz and congressional republicans go away. i think he would sign that paul ryan budget that grover norquist talks about. and i think that when it does come to that second ballot or third ballot decision i think a lot of congressional republicans are going to realize that, that as much as they dislike ted cruz personally he's likely to give them the kind of leadership they want. >> ed kilgore and david frum, thank you both for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. coming up, donald trump versus the cia over waterboarding. and howard dean and jim hightower are here for tonight's hillary clinton versus bernie sanders discussion. sure, we cld have stacked these tires. or put them on a rack. but the specialists at ford like to show off their strengths: 13 name brands. all backed by our low price tire guarantee. yeah, we're strong when it comes to tires. right now during the big tire event, get a $120 rebate by mail on four select tires. when your ford needs service, these are the specialists.

if there is a republican president and a republican congress, 90% of those strategic and tactical differences and congressional republicans go away. i think he would sign that paul ryan budget that grover norquist talks about. and i think that when it does come to that second ballot or third ballot decision i think a lot of congressional republicans are going to realize that, that as much as they dislike ted cruz personally he's likely to give them the kind of leadership the want. >> ed kilgore and david frum, thank you both for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. coming up, donald trump versus the cia over waterboarding. and howard dean and jim hightower are here for tonight's hillary clinton versus bernie sanders discussion. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my a

our problem is, if we still have a republican congress, we've got to get an increase from where we are this is $7.25 an hour. and we've got to get it to where i think it can be attracting republican support. namely $12. but i want everybody to go above that if i can they can to get to -- if they can to get to 15. >> are you already prepping for the likelihood of two new yorkers in the st. paul in. >> i love -- fall? >> i love being here dave. you covered me back in the day. i love traveling around this city. you and i are talking today and of course the senior center the energy, the resilience of people here in this city and state is just so -- incredibly uplifting for me. so i'm going to be campaigning hard no matter who the republicans nominate. >> one other question here. kind of a potential question. i love the -- personal question. i love the little kids. i know you have a new granddaughter. >> i do yes. 18 months. >> charlotte. what does she call you? >> grandma. >> what does she call bill clinton? >> pop pop. >> okay, how do we -- >> i have no idea where it came from. my daughte

administration says americans are at risk. >> reporter: white house leveled a warning at republicans in congress: authorize money for zik a a prevention now or pay price later. >> republicans will look back at this time to act on the zika virus and deeply regret it. >> reporter: at issue $1.9 billion requested by the obama administration in february to be used for measures like mosquito control and vaccine development. >> congress has completely in the done their responsibility to follow through on a proposal that the administration put forward. >> reporter: world health organization say zika virus represent a global healthy mergecy. sixty-four cases have been confirmed in pregnant woman in the u.s. but they got the virus elsewhere. since that february funding request has in the been approved, the administration is repurposing 600 million-dollar originally intended for use against ebola. congressional republicans had advocated shifting fund and they say they will machine for the situation. but he says with temperatures warming and mosquito populations rising, 600 million-dollar is not enough. >>

want to focus on the last seconds we have in this segment on what's wrong with the republican party. members of congress. >> they focus on what the red herrings are. they want us to worry -- i'm a gay republican. there's one in indiana. they want us to worry about where i pee. that is not the issue that is -- and trump is above that. he's worried about where we are in the world, not where i use the bathroom. >> the rnc should be trying to unit the party right now. long ago if this had been anyone else besides trump an outsider, they would be behind him as the front-runner. >> this election cycle is a great example of how they ignore us. nobody even knew we didn't elect the people. i don't think trump knew and that's how genuine he is. >> for me it's very simple. if the republican party cared about what the people want, they'd be behind trump at this point. they're not behind trump. we are. so you know what? screw them. i mean, that's my thing. >> screw them. >> it's like, if they change the rules or they do something when we go into this convention that somehow like -- i don't know what the possibilitie

we talk about the fact that this republican congress has blue past the statutory deadline to enact a budget, reflecting the belief of leadership that their already severe budget proposal was not radical enough to pass through this republican majority. you talked about draconian measures already in the budget they proposed which seems to have not been sufficient enough for their caucus. at the direction of the house g.o.p. leadership, the budget committee put forth one of the most devastating budgets in history and the majority rejected that plan as insufficient, which can only lead us to believe that it did not, was not even severe enough for them. some of the things that were in that budget were an end to medicare guarantee for seniors, mick $6.5 trillion in cuts, the sharpest cuts ever pr posed by the house budget committee, devastate investment in good paying jobs, education, and american infrastructure, repeal of the affordable care act and dismantling the affordable health care of 20 million americans. now, as expressed by the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. beatty, in february, the a

are going to see a democratic president, which is what it looks like in the markets, and a republican congressng gets done and that is a status quo environment for markets? >> well that is an interesting observation. i guess right now the betting odds would be just as you described but we saw for example in the bill clinton presidency a president can get a lot done working with congress of the other party. so i wouldn't rule that out. obviously it is a long way away so we can talk about a this after november but i wouldn't rule out getting things done if we had a clinton white house and a ryan speakership and mitch mcconnell in the senate. >> how important has that been more the something and the forecast for the rest of the year is this. >> great point. i think the strong dollar was a symptom of a weak global economy. and i think now that the dollar has weakened somewhat, that's indication actually of a better balance at the margin in the global economy and also that's impacting the oil market as well. again, that is tied to chair yell b's comments in the fed pursuing a less aggressive liftof

in annapolis, she battled republicans congress... yes!he nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in theountry. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. it is 10:30 and it's time for a quick recap of tonight's stories. >> marina marraco is following a weekend crime wave in the district. >> reporter: three shootings, three stabbings. one of those fatal. homicide now greater th last year. >> and in montgomery county police say an 18-year-old was killed after being attacked at a park. it happened overnight in montgomery village. two other people were hurt in the attack. investigators don't know yet whether to classify them as victims, suspects or witnesses. >> metro is investigating what caused a track fire on the red line this weekend. it happened saturday night at friendship heights metro stati

so far, republicans in congress have yet to act. my hope is that they start getting serious about it. when politicians perpetuate a system that favors the wealthy at the expense of the middle class, it's not surprising that people feel like they can't get ahead. it's not surprising that often times it may produce politics that is directed at that frustration. rather than doubling down on policies that let a few big corporations or the wealthiest among us play by their own rules, we should keep building an economy where everybody has a fair shot and everybody plays by the same rules. rather than protect wasteful tafl loopho tax loopholes, we should invest in education and education and job training that we know grow the economy. rather than lock in tax breaks for millionaires and make it harder to actually enforce existing laws, let's give tax breaks to help working families pay for childcare or for college. let's stop rewarding companies that are shipping johns overseas and profit overseas and start rewarding companies that create j

in annapolis, she battled republicans joseline peña-melnyk for congress... yes!and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the country. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message. >>> today north li governor announced that he is rolling back the state's controversial bathroom bill as it's called. but only slightly. governor pat mccrory sign an executive order that expands employment protection based on sexual orientation and gender identity. but the governor left in place that part of the law that restricts which bathrooms transgender people can use. even as the announcement was being made, deutsche bank announced that it is calling off its proposal to expand its presence in that state. >>> breaking news from new orleans, where police there have just announced that former nfl star will smith did have a loaded pistol inside his car

so to that extent, i think he's right but to lay it on the republicans and congress is nonsense. and in fact, a lot of the things that we complain about, the republicans in the house had put up solution after solution after solution. and harry reid and 46 democrats in the senate prevent from even taken up for a vote. so best example i can think of on that is the ceiling of refugee issues when the head of the f.b.i. said that we're not properly vetting these people. we 80% of the public in a programmed delay. the house has a built in november, december and said we will delay the program and not stop it until headed the fbi says we can properly that these people and it passed the house with strong democrat support. over 290 votes vetoed, the majority. law evenlity to appeal six democrats to get a vote in the senate and give it to the president is fascinating to me. of all the things that have overwhelming public support, so a lot of stopping up congress has come from the collusion between harry reid and the president, and that is a fact. to lay this on republicans in congress is und

supreme court nominee will actually play into their favor when they try to make the case the republican congress has been gridlocked. but ron johnson actually got some very good news this week in a new marquette poll that finds them down just three points in this hotly contested race against russ feingold. manu raju, cnn. >>> air strikes are putting a financial squeeze on isis. that no one's the same without the game... like @sirloinking who writes, "just came home with $85 worth of groceries with names like, goats beard, pawpaw and that vile weed kale. what happened?" well, a lack of football is what happened. breathe. soon, you'll be enjoying a big 'ol brat at a tailgate and kale smoothies will be but a memory. next time you order kale, try using a silent "k". tastes so much better. you've finally earned enough on your airline credit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day.

if trump wins, by definition it means congress stays republican.to need an idea guy, a guy who understands the way washington works. i look at a potential trump vp pick, i continue to come back to chris christie. the first establishment republican who came out, that follows the bill clinton mantra of kind of doubling down on your strengths. it represents also a state in the northeast that's the tell it like it is style. i keep going back to chris christie as the donald trump selection for vice president. >> god knows he suffered enough. god knows he earned it through suffering alone. heidi, let's game out from the point of view of the people that are listening to you and you are talking with every day, who do people want? who would work for the base of the republican party as a companion to the donald trump brand? >> you know, that's a good question. we haven't really talked about it too much because i don't know who he would pick. i think e.j. is probably right that it probably will be a chief of staff position. he will have all the charm of doug,

it will not be available until republicans in congress begin to recognize in the safety and security and well-being that depends upon their job. >> i guess i would be hard-pressed to hear a republican explain how that improves the financial standing of the puerto rican government. the republicans engaging in tactics hoping that they can score the unrelated ideological victory by holding somebody else hostage. with the liquidity yoda puerto rican government. there is no reason we should let the longstanding political argument have an impact on the ability of the government to pay its bills. just did the clear there does seem to be misinformation spread. this is not a bailout. the administration does not support a bailout. we have never and we don't now. the irony is to give them authority to address their challenges renowned? only makes the future bailout were like the. if we are focused trying to prevent a bailout from the necessary then they need to act a bipartisan fashion to find a solution to just give puerto rico the debt restructuring authority those across the country have been

and the problem only gets worse as republicans in congress drag their feet. reporter: does the president in conversation with speaker ryan -- is the president in conversation with speaker ryan, for example, on this? mr. earnest: i don't have any recent conversations to tell you about. but the white house has been in touch with, on a regular basis over the last 190 days, with members of congress in both parties to try to advance a solution here. reporter: just a couple more. on the vice president's trip to iraq, this follows the visits by defense secretary, secretary of state as well. i think there might be some who would look at that and say, it must be pretty bad if all these high level people are going over there. how concerned is the president at the deterioration of iraq? or am i overreading it? mr. earnest: you heard the president in riyadh talk about his concern about the tough political situation inside of iraq right now. the good news is just in the last 24, 36 hours, we did see the iraqi parliament move to confirm a majority of appointees that the pr

the republican congress has allowed him to borrow with abandon and without a cap.those chickens will come home tooost. those tax dollars do not create wealth, they are not transferred to anybody. they don't build bridges. they don't build it in equipment. they just go back to pay the debt service on the loan. and they don't even reduce the principal. so the debt services always there. deirdre: what about the people who say the government on both sides of the aisle went along with this to keep the country out of recession and thihis mony was necessary to keep the engine going? >> it's a false prosperity that we now enjoy with interest rates at zero. because the federal reserve and the congress by letting the president borrow has substantially manipulated the economy. the economy works best when it is the productf the free choices of consumers and investors. not when it is the product of central planning by bubureaucra. woodrow wilson borrowed 0 billion to fund world war i. whatever you think about world war i, we haven't paid it ck. we have thus far paid $15 billion

today president obama says american women need equality in pay and think it republican congress for paying to act on pay inequality bills. >> your work should be rewarded whether you're a man or a woman. >> reporter: the data shows a wide gap in pay. for example a female financial manager will make 33% less than her male counterpart. a woman accountant will make 19% less. and for a manager in a retail sales a woman would be short changed by 25%. on average women make 79 cents on the dollar compared to men. >> they want the whole damn there are and they are right. >> there's no discounts for being a woman. groceries don't cost us less. rent doesn't cost us less. so why should we be paid less? >> reporter: senate republicans say democrats are trying to make political. >> today is equal payday and this is not a partisan issue. >> reporter: activists want action now. >> at this point now we've reached a breaking point. >> reporter: the wage inequality varies by state. the gap is less in washington, d.c. and new york city and largest in louisiana and utah. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington.

today president obama says american women need equality in pay and hit the republican congress for failure to act on pay equality bills. >> your work should be equally valued an rewarded whether you're a man or a woman. >> the data shows a wide gap in pay for some male-dominated industries. a female financial manager will make 33% less than her male counterpart. a woman accountant will make 19% less. and for a manager in a retail sales, a woman would be shortchanged by 25%. on average, women make 79 cents on the dollar compare to men. >> they want the whole damn dollar and they're right. >> ths a woman. groceries don't cost us less, rent doesn't cost us less so why should we be paid less? >> senate republicans say democrats are trying to make it political. >> today is equal pay day. and this is not a partisan issue. >> activists want action now. >> and at this point now, we've, we've, we've reached a breaking point. >> as you saw that page, that wage gap varies by state. the state with the largest gap, louisiana and utah. reporting live on capitol hill, edward lawrence, back to you, chris.

this is the same republican congress that is vendor trying to sort -- that has been trying to fort president step of the way. i am looking for things we can actually get time d that -- done. it's great to see things about free tuition. that's a whole different deal for making it happen. >> hillary clinton had a great march. to build a delicately bigger than barack obama ever had overheard in place delegates. yet he continues to raise millions of dollars and he's on a winning streak. what is going on with your candidate that she is being outraised and bernie sanders is beating her in primaries and caucuses? mayor james: i think it's obvious. bernie sanders talking about the issues he is talking about is going to attract a certain type of voter. it will attract the younger voter, the idealistic voter. it will attract a voter that loves listening to those really good, lofty idealistic approach is about life and government in this country. hillary clinton has been around for a long time. i will not discount the fact she is a woman. i think people are often very much harder on women and minoritie

i in annapolis, she battled republicans joseline peña-melnyk for congress... yes!and the nra to pass the toughest gun safety legislation in the country. i'll take on the tough fights to expand social security and keep the doors open to planned parenthood. my mom is so tough she's willing to fight anyone who's going to pay him more than us for doing the same job. i'm joseline peña-melnyk, and i approve this message. >>> all week it's been warm during the day and then pretty

and 30 minutes, we are joined by congressman charlie dent to talk about the republican agenda in congress and the 2016 presidential race. then, congresswoman judy chu on u.s. immigration policy and efforts to get immigration proceedings were unaccompanied minors. and we talk to political foreign affairs correspondent nahal toosi. ♪ host: good morning. congress returns today. the senate will resume debate on a long-term funding bill for the fa. amidst the reports of understaffing at the tsa. many missing their flights as a result of those long delays. the hill reporting that the house is unlikely to meet tomorrow's deadline to reprove -- to approve a budget resolution. the cnn debate between

they don't say, i'm going to vote for this democratic president, and then these republican congress peopleomething on the order of 10, 11% of people split their ticket in the last election in 2012. so not that many. that's the concern of republicans who believe that donald trump will remain unpopular with higher income voters, with minority voters, with higher educated voters, where he now is less popular than other republican candidates. they're worried he could cause people to vote, if people switch to the democratic candidate, at the top of the ticket, they good down the list to democratic congressional candidates as well vote for them. >> so there's a concern there, and to back things up, there's a real concern about a lack of organization. the republican system, if you will, recognizes donald trump is just not as organized as everybody else. >> you view that ed o'keefe was just saying that. you've saw that happen in colorado over the weekends. trumps to not have what is called the ground game, some for all of this commentary about ted cruz not being liked in washington. that might be

specifically, they weren't happy when he and a republican congress passed welfare reform and anticrime laws with tougher sentences. a man suspected in last year's paris attacks has been captured. police arrested mohamed abrini friday in brussels. he is suspected of driving those involved in the paris attacks. authorities also say he could be the mysterious man in the hat who escaped the double bombing at the brussels airport. he had been on europe's most wanted list and was captured. kimberly: key milestone arrestkying memories holocaust. the u.s. holocaust memorial museum and ancestry.com announcing records can be searched for free. volunteers worked to compile the information. a woman from los angeles indexed the records of nearly 80,000 victims. jonathan: a while back, pepsi's slogan was, "the taste of a new generation." fast forward a few years and now twitter is poaching from pepsi. hugh johnson is now twitter's new chief financial officer and had been with pepsi for six years. twitter is hoping that he can help turn things around for the company. speaking of turns it around it's

sharyl: in this week's "follow the money" -- it turns out republicans running congress are pretty darnod at pork barrel spending. that's according to the 2016 "pig book" by citizens against government waste. it found 123 earmarks worth $5 billion in this year's budget. that's up 21% in cost over last year. some notables -- $60 million outside the normal budget slipped to the national institute of standards and technology, or nist, to renovate "unsafe radiation physics infrastructure." we reported an explosion at nist last year. a federal police officer was caught running a meth lab inside the agency. $255 million for two f-35 joint strike fighter aircraft. the program is four years behind schedule and $170 billion over budget. and more than $84 million extra for congressional offices. that's than the obama administration said was actually necessary. since 1991, congress has approved more than 110,000 earmarks outside the normal budget process, costing taxpayers $323 billion. coming up on the next "full measure" -- senator lindsey graham is just back from africa and the middle east, whe

. >>> republicans controlling congress appear to be giving in to president obama's request to fund the fighting of the zika virus. a measure being circulated would provide $1.1 billion. there's hope funding can be approved before the seven week recess starting in mid-july. >>> researchers may have found a weapon against the zika virus. a team at the university of cal riverside say they are genetically modifying mosquito we gots. the question is will the fda approve the method. >> that's the big question. in terms of engineering and developing we and others are shown this is entirely possible. it's not a matter of whether or not we can do it. it's a matter of whether or not we're allowed to do it. >> the zika outbreak was first detected in brazil and has been linked to thousands of cases of the rare birth defect microcephaly. the virus has been declared a global health -- >>> sal is covering a big traffic problem. at least it's not the major commute direction on 80. >> against the traditional commute. but when i say it's the non- commute direction and someone will call me on it and they

there really isn't anything on ted cruz' agenda that he has talked about in this race that the republican congresse are a lot of establishment who are worried that the down ballot, the down ticket races could be hurt by either trump or cruz. look, i work for cruz and our theory always was and i still believe it, if you elect a conservative to run the nomination, then you mobileize the conservative base. we know that's true on the democratic side. that's how barack obama won twice. that's why hillary clinton wants to be rallying her base. that's why bernie sanders' base is so lec tri fied. these are base elections. the middle is really not ex is stent now. >> why is the state of the trump campaign now being described as a political hunger games. we will talk to a close adviser of donald trump about that. l is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. to folks

majority to check against the appointment of a liberal support court majority and we need a republican congressal and replace obamacare. and not with hilary care. not with a single payer system but with genuine competition and patient choice so that, in fact. you can keep your doctor. now all of these critical goals require a winning candidate. my friends that winning candidate and i hope the republican choice in california will be and i feel confident that it will be senator ted cruz. ted has keen intelligence, extensive knowledge and his belief that all of america should be and can make him our strongest champion to articulate and win what is at stake in this most important of elections. never has the primary election been so critical to the future of our nation. why? just as in the crucial moment when ronald reagan rescued america from jimmy

now the question is going to be if and when she goes to washington and deals with a republican congress to get money to come back home. people can go back to that site and say when hillary clinton visited the paint was on the walls and the elevator was working and here's what it's like one, two, three years into her tenure. >> i like that she pays attention to the last word. >> a big lead in all the polls hillary clinton in new york state. so it's looking like something dramatic is going to have to happen to change that outcome. >> i can't imagine hillary clinton not winning new york. she had the touch of getting the date in. she has a broader constituentsy here. i was out and about talking to voters. don't underestimate the number of independents who may not be aware that when they got their ballot it won't have bernie sanders' name on it. >> thank you all for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, new york housing project residents we met this week talk about what public housing means to them. use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief

are wondering why congress isn't willing to deal with the zika virus, and wondering why this republican congress won't do a budget and when will they do comprehensive immigration reform and when congress is going to deal with the crisis in flint, michigan with adults and children drinking poisonned lead water and if we want to help america, we would put dave cicilline's bill on the floor right away. i stand proudly with every member who is here who is a champion of this issue and i think it's time for congress to get it and do its job. as a proud latino of catholic heritage, 20 years ago, i voted against the defense of marriage act. i'm pleased to see what the supreme court has said last year. but come on, congress has to get with it. we know there are people who are being treated, not just unfairly but unequally. so we can do our job. is there anyone in america who believes that congress should have people elected who want to discriminate still? is there anyone in america who believes we should have members of congress who want to treat people unequally? this congress has a lot it can do and i

sarah: there's not a lot of appetite in the republican congress to spend new money. so they basically took money that had already been given out and regarded it here. a lot of democrats were pushing for congress to give more money to fight the problem. and it does seem like in the next set of appropriation bills, assuming those go through, that a lot of republicans in congress are thinking about providing more money to address the opioid epidemic. we will see how that plays out. also when the house considers some more legislation, whether they decide to add a money component or not. host: any word whether the house will take up that senate bill? sarah: it's not clear yet that they will. the chair of the house judiciary committee, who would be the committee taking up this bill has expressed interest. he says he wants to look at the costs of the bill and whether it's the best way to address the crisis. there is a lot of momentum. a lot of advocacy groups are pushing measures forward. the house is not quite started any work at. host: viewers can follow more on the bills