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. >> senators ron johnson and ben carson debating things in the wake of the paris attack and the attack in belgium. what is the homeland doing to address this security since the terror attacks. here for the state of ohio is senator rob portland. i want you to listen to a sound bite by the president with prime minister cameron friday at the white house. listen up, if you would. >> our biggest advantage measure is that our muslim populations, they feel themselves to be americans. and there is this incredible process of immigration and assimilation that is part of our tradition that is probably our greatest strength. >> there you have it, senator, the president talking about the assimilation of muslims in this community, something he maintains is not happening in europe. do you buy that? >> i think there is something to that, doug. here in cincinnati, the response from the muslim community has been very forceful with regard to this one individual, christopher cornell who d to go to the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs and weapons. it was heartening to hear the response, because the response wa

ron johnson have called him the most incumbent republican this cycle.has not a lot of money in his campaign account. he's self-funded his campaign last time. he said he won't do that this time. that has some republicans worried that he's not really in the place financially to do it. i think, you know obviously this day and age, he'll be able to raise the money, but that i think, has some republicans more worried than they otherwise would be. >> and russ feingold one of the most progressive members of the senate until he lost and he's been out doing african diploma. thank you so much. >>> up next the deep freeze sets in. i don't know what you were calling it yesterday michael. a baltic? >> a baltic. >> baltic is a british you'vismeuphemism for extremely cold. jooishgsz jooishgsz. >>> we're back in the "the cycle." old man winter snow freezing rain and an arctic blast moving across the country. mikey says it's baltic. weather channel meteorologist jennifer lopez is here to tell us what's in store. jennifer? >> yeah, we are going to be talking about very c

ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin, a member of the foreign relations committee. >>> and then the supreme court takes up same sex marriage. >> right here right now. >> we debate the hot button issue with two leading advocates, ted olson who won bush versus gore and the case to overturn the california ban on same sex marriage. and tony perkins, president of the family research counsel. >>> and plus mitt romney and jeb bush seal the 2016 spotlight. our sunday panel weighs in on how two of the gop names could shake up the race for the white house. all right now on fox news sunday. >>> and hello from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his seventh state of the union address this week. his first before republican-led congress. after hitting the campaign trail to push a reboot of his domestic agenda unveiling proposal to fight cyber crime, help people go to college and give families extended family leave but last week's paris attacks and sanctions against iran has pivoted against domestic agenda. joining us now, from wis, senator ron j

joining me now senator ron johnson who is the new chairman of the senate homeland security committee.r. chairman, good to see you tonight. so far the white house is just highlighting the economic proposals the president will push tomorrow. we're being told the first lady's state of the union box will not necessarily relate to war on terror but domestic policy and so on. are you concerned about the amount of attention we're prepare today give this not just tomorrow night but from the oval office going forward? >> i'm highly concerned. i'm not sure how much time president obama will devote to very serious threats facing this nation, but i think americans in such uncertain times first and foremost crave safety and security and leadership. they want a leader who will tell them the truth actually be willing to face reality. and from my standpoint actually put in place a strategy to accomplish the very goal that he stated, degrade and ultimately defeat isis. the problem is we don't exactly know what president obama views as defeat of isis is. there's no strategy. go ahead. >> the latest pol

ron johnson and ben card an member of the foreign relations committee are here. the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. >> right here. right now the. >> we debate the issue with two leading advocates ted olson and the dice overturn california ban on same-sex marriage. and president of the family research council, tony perkins. >> plus, mitt romney and jeb bush steal the 2016 spotlight. we weigh in on how two of the biggest g.o.p. names could shake up the race for the white house all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his 7th state of the union address, the first before a republican-led congress. after hitting the campaign trail he reboots the domestic agenda for fighting cybercrime, help people go to college and give workers extended paid family leave. last week's attacks in france and the censure of congress in iran have cast a shadow often his domestic policy. joining us to discuss islam and terror and the handling of the issues from wisconsin is sent ron -- is senator ron johnson and se

ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin a member of the foreign relations committee. then the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. we debate the hot button issue with two leading advocates. ted olson who won bush versus gore and won the case over california's ban on six marriage and tony perkins. plus mitt romney and jeb bush steal the 2016 spotlight. our sunday panel weighs in on how two of the gop's biggest names could shake up the race for the white house. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his seventh state of the union address this week, his first before a republican led congress. he rebooted his domestic agenda unveiling proposals to fight cyber crime help people go to college and give workers extended family leave. last week's terror attacks in france and president's criticism of congress cast a shadow for the president to pi strot his domestic policy. joining us now to discuss islam and the president's handling of these issues from wisconsin senator ron johnson chairman

. >> reporter: maya and tyler live near ferguson, where captain ron johnson marched for peace, like many >> like anybody i would like to live a long life longevity has its place. >> reporter: he was murdered the next day. he did not live long, but his idea of america does. >> tremendous legacy. thanks for joining us everybody. this is "first look" on msnbc. we do invite you to stay tuned because "way too early with thomas roberts" is coming up right now. have a good day. >>> wilson toward the end zone. it is caught! seattle is going to the super bowl! >> and to the end zone. and a touchdown. unstoppable. >> the new england patriots leave little doubt tonight, they are the afc champions. >> there we have it the super bowl is set as a super sly seattle returns to the big game. but if the seahawks want to be the first team in a decade to win it two years in a row, they have to beat the patriots. >>> and president obama set to have tax hikes on the wealthy. >>> and we no know why the -- now know why the united states is so sure that north korea was behind the attacks on sony. three letters,

. >> reporter: maya and tyler live near ferguson, missouri, where captain ron johnson marched for peaceome officers did during the 1960s civil rights era. >> like anybody, i would like to live a long life. longevity has its place. >> reporter: he was murdered the next day. he did not live long, but his idea of america does. richard lui, nbc news, new york. >>> taking a look at some birthdays today. actor shawn wayans turns 44. "married with children" actress katey sagal turns 61. and singer dolly parton, she is 69 today. keep it here to for news weather and sports. i'm milissa rehberger. have a great day today. >>> a mystery in and around san francisco bay. something in the water is injuring dozens of birds and leaving oerds dead >> it is the end of the line for an historic chapter in civil rights history. why this martin luther king jr. day will be especially poignant in the bay area. >>> a scare in the air causes a hawaii-bound flight from oakland to land quickly in san jose. >>> looking live outside at san jose this morning, a nice mild start to the day, maybe you can leave without a

replaced ron johnson -- lori: that was dicey. >> that was a big mistake. we played cheap on intrinsic basis. the b part of our brace methodology. we were paid to wait. we had real estate assets. as we began to see the turn to occur, the turn is actually when minor ullman came back in. put back your private label product. much higher margin product. you don't need to grow top line. just have higher margins. the loyal jc penney customer wants the private label product. (?) that was the event that triggered this turn. and we foresee that continuing. we think the stock is still cheap here. lori: so it is a high beta stock. almost twice as volatile as the s&p index. do you see that coming down? will it stabilize here? >> it's hard to say. we're an increasingly volatile market. and we own both debt, which is lower volatile. and it is risk -- is less risky than the equity. but we think the equity is cheap on intrinsic basis. the market will bear that out. january will probably be good as well. because you have very good comps when weather hit a lot of retailers.

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it does -- ron johnson's got to be saying you know what? pretty good today because he's more stupid than i am. sorry to use stupid how about misinformed? >> positives. merrill lynch, short squeeze going on oil. cash is king for oil. they think brent poised to go to 31. oil's up dramatically. oil companies have to sell futures constantly they'll weigh on it any time it goes up got to bring cash flow. this note may mark closer to a bottom when you see someone say brent's going to 31 now you have to think maybe we find a place for it to bottom. >> we haven't talked about harold hamm continental the checks he's writing to his wife in the divorce. >> we didn't prepare we are were going there. >> personal low 68.7 million shares. came on mad money, oil at 81 continental, clr, are we in a situation we could see 60 oil? he said no. i asked him again, he goes i don't believe. i think oil back at 90 before you know it. >> we didn't change to clr. they're not listening. >> half right, it went to 45. okay. >> move on. exactly. half right. >> home build

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that they think the president has not done enough to protect the american homeland, and senator ron johnsonconsin, today said that he believes paris is a reminder that this could happen here at home as well. listen. >> those terrorists are not on the run. they're being strengthened. that cancer has metastasized. this isn't like you can put radiation and kill a tumor and we're done. this is a cancer that is around the world. >> now, in fact, the president addressed the nation last september, suggested that there has been u.s. success in yemen, even though now we're learning that at least one of the terrorists involved in paris was trained in yemen by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. that obviously may force this administration to rethink some of their strategies all around the world. >> ed henry at the white house, thank you. let's turn to tim clemente a former fbi counterterrorism agent and president of mission integrated tech knocks which makes tactical rescue and counterterrorism products. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> guns only going to go so far with this ideology. >> the issue is

. >> republican senator ron johnson is chairman of the senate homeland security committee.tonight. so do you believe -- >> hello, megyn. >> -- that this is intentional? why don't they want to call the taliban a terror group? >> because they negotiated with the taliban. they negotiated to release sergeant bergdahl. and they're going to want to negotiate with them in the future. and you can't negotiate -- we don't negotiate with terrorists but we will negotiate with armed insurgents. i think it's just that simple and that obvious. >> why shouldn't they negotiate with the taliban given that they say we've been at war with them. they say the conflict's coming to an end. and they say at the end of these conflicts you negotiate full prisoner exchange. >> because they say we should be defeating terrorist. and that's what president obama hasn't ever been committed to victory. he was basically coming in with two goals, end the war whether it was over or not and close guantanamo. he's not acknowledging reality. islamic terrorists are at war with us. and unless we kill them, unless we

republican senator ron johnson, new chairman of homeland security, our guest from milwaukee, wisconsin. senator, first your reaction to what we are watching? >> it is tragedy. let's look at the bigger picture here. because isis isn't deemed defeated the sad reality is they will be perceived as winning. they are affective at using social media to not only recruit people to the extreme movement but to inspire this activity. the hard reality is this isn't going away and we are not doing enough to try to defeat isis. we are closing down bits and piece of guantanamo bay and we are not capturing and detaining these people to question them and get the intelligence. we have to defeat isis, we need a strong intelligence gathering if we have any chance of beating this over the long term. >> what can you add about the system in place to keep track of americans with passports who go to iraq syria and perhaps yemen and pakistan and came back home? what is the system in place to make sure we have an idea what they are up to? >> we have a number of information systems that ping the authorities when p

ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin a member of the foreign relationsee. then the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. we debate the hot button issue with two leading advocates. ted olson who won

i know that ron johnson, the head of homeland security, he doesn't outstanding job in my opinion.y and we will figure out a way to merge the two. >> you will have to pass a clean dhs funding bill? >> i think everyone is cognizant of the fact that americans -- american security is our most important function and homeland security is central to that. we all want to maintain that. at the same time my since the senate will speak strongly to the issues you are alluding to. >> you mentioned dodd-frank. we have talked you about regulatory issues and financial -- in the financial sector. what you think should be done in terms of tweaks to dodd-frank and efforts to do sweeping changes. is that remotely possible? >> almost everyone would agree that community banks across the nation have been under a lot of stress over some of the changes. everything flows downhill. those are some of the issues we can look at. the biggest issue to me is, when dodd-frank was being passed every single republican senator i believe went to the floor and complained about the fact that it did not include changes t

isn't it amazing, too -- i remember ron johnson and jcpenney feeling that jcpenney employees don't knowll ackman is up to and the customer certainly don't, but it seems like herbalife coast-to-coast all know who big bill is and what he is up to. >> free community college -- president obama is making the argument today. the problem, as usual, who is going to pay for it? ♪ >> there are two separate houses taking -- hostage taking situations playing on right now in paris and officials are monitoring these developments very closely. phil mattingly is traveling with the president, who is in knoxville, tennessee this morning. the president is going to be speaking about education but you can be almost certain he will give himself up at on the back of the jobs numbers as well, but the world's attention is on france right now and in particular the situation playing out in paris. some of the reading i've been doing this morning suggests that u.s. intelligence knew as much and possibly more than the french about these suspects. what are you hearing? >> yeah, that is absolutely right erik. u.s. off

bill: that's the chair the senate homeland security committee, ron johnson from wisconsin.ning that our intel committee mutt operate under the assumption there are terrorist sleeper cells here in our country already. is he right that we assume already that there is a risk here at home? >> he's not the only one saying this. the democrat diane feinstein republican mccaul. the head mi-5 and mi-6. they all say you to assume there are sleeper cells. senator feinstein said our real vulnerability is european hospital may have gone to a training site in the middle east coming back to europe and entering the united states with our visa waive program. they can just come, they don't need a special visa. bill: that's a whole new possibility here. when you think about these cells being able to move without easy ability among european countries. but you are saying that feinstein is warning that you can come to the u.s. under a visa program and jut get lost among the -- and just get lost among the 320 million us. >> i can get on a plane at jfk europe and fly to london. i couldn't need an

. >> i almost mentioned, what a great year a year and a half ago, he was hawking buttons at ron johnsonto make him cry. how do you feel? he turned it around. >> right. >> incredibly. >> and then shares of herbalife, also, are on the move today, and we did have bill ackman talking about that and he's always been outspoken, but he's more outspoken about something happening in the near term. >> right. >> it's on a low. >> down 12%. >> on a low, down from 80. >>> when ke womanwe come back, the adp private payroll numbers moments away and lloyd blankfein, the chairman and ceo of goldman sachs. his take on markets and slide in oil and future of banking joining us on the new set when we come back. why did a panel of 11 automotive experts... ... name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons the all-new volkswagen golf starting at $17,995. there's an award winning golf for everyone. >>> welcome to new york. welcome to the new "squawk box." >> welcome to new york. >> welcome to new york. >> welcome no new york "squawk box." >> our interview with llo

we're going to talk to the new chair of the senate homeland committee ron johnson republican out of wisconsin topics around the world. but also we learned on friday that the supreme court is going to take up four same-sex marriage cases and argue them probably within the next couple of months. so we've got two of the laefding voices in that ted olson who had california's ban on same-sex marriage struck down at the supreme court and tony perkins head of the family research council. should be a good debate. >> should be. it's great to see you in the seat. we'll watch. >> thank you. >>> coming up on fox and friends. a prison inmate looks to the word of god to smuggle drugs. the unbelievable way he got heroin behind bars through the bible? >> the american sniper the new film will be smashing box office records. kevin mccarthy just changed his star rating to accommodate the movie. we'll tell you what is behind his change of heart. he joins us next. >> would you be surprised if i told you they credited you with over 160 killed? do you think you might have done some things over there you wish you ha

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i hope, in the words of the senator from wisconsin ron johnson, we move as rapidly and as responsibly as we can to repair the damage that obamacare has done. and one example of that would be to redefine part-time work from 30 hours to 40 hours. that would give about 2 1/2 million low-wage employees in america a pretty big pay raise when they go from 27 hours or 28 hours to 37 or 38 hours which is what they would be able to do if part-time work were defined as it is for everything else as 40 hours. we'll have our first hearing on that on a bipartisan bill in the help committee on next thursday a week from thursday. it's a bill introduced by senators collins and murkowski and donnelly and senator manchin, a bipartisan bill. our committee has a great interest in this bill. the technical jurisdiction is with the finance committee. but by agreement with the finance committee we'll have this hearing and then we'll send to the finance committee our opinions and it will be up to the finance committee how to report the bill or whether to report it or what version of it to report. it helps that

. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson expressing security ahead of the super bowl this sunday. ronis live in glendale. getting ready for the super bowl, tsa has sent out its list of things prohibited on the plane when you're even flying to phoenix. and we want to share that with you. no air horns, that would be like caring hairspray, no concealed flarvegs or propane tanks. gee, can't carry a propane tank and food items include, not allowed to bring in salad dressing and crab dip and peanut butter and cheeses. how are we going to tailgate? >> reporter: exactly, a lot of people will have their stuff confiscated because the security is going to be super, super tight on super sunday as it always is. especially in light of the recent attacks over in europe. the officials working security here, they are at high alert. the folks coming here need to make sure they pay attention to all of those advisories. the game is on sunday at 8:30 or so eastern time. folks are encouraged to get to the stadium as early as they possibly can because the lines and queues to get in will be very long. you've

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ron davis is with our community policing. come back to talk with us again. up next, we will l both are martin luther king show with representative eddie bernice johnson. she will join us live from dallas. we would be right back. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: we are showing our viewers live images from the national monument, the national martin luther king junior memorial there. to wrap up our show on martin luther king junior day we will head down to dallas, texas where we are joined eddie bernice johnson. dr. king was in selma, alabama for what would be known as the beginning of the selma marches. in what place does selma occupy its place in the civil rights movement? guest: i think it was really important because it was some thing specific for a specific reason that we can relate to that reminds those of us who were living and remember that so well. we still have a lot to do. we have overcome a great deal of an obstacle because of that march. i'm able to vote. i'm able to serve in congress. there were people before me. i served with one of the people that was in that march. the honorable john lewis. there was a young man who is de

ron allen in paris before. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams joins me now. pete, there's a lot of concern here in the united states about homeland security. precautionary steps taken. i guess jeh johnsonxpanding the number of cities where federal buildings will have additional enhanced screening? >> two steps taken by homeland security in response to two things the attacks in paris and continuing propaganda a renewed push by isis supporters in the past 24 hours. one thing he's done is increase the number and size and extent of security at federal buildings around the country. this is a modest plus-up to what he ordered in october after the attacks on the canadian parliament. i think a lot of it will not necessarily be visible security but more scrutiny on people coming into buildings, searches of briefcases tweaking up the metal detectors, that kind of step. the second thing is ordering the transportation security administration to do two things number one, increase the number of random screenings ats airports and passengers and their carry-ones and asked tsa to look what it does now and see if any changes should be made in light of everything going on across the world. >> josh earnes

the cochairs of the task force and president johnson and vice president, it is an honor to testify on such an important issue today. also want to is thank ron davis your great team members and partners all across the united states of america thank you for your support. and to build stronger relationships with the communities they protect and serve while promoting crime reduction. mengele time they could accomplish a number of things the venture improve the quality of life to increase the feeling with the day to day activity that goes on in our streets to create an environment a shared trusting values with public safety strategy to talk about the approach when i became mayor in 2008 coming to office this safety would be the number-one issue in philadelphia because without it increase graduation rates attracting businesses and creating jobs would never be possible. we take this approach would of the primary functions calabria for stadia that no city can be great between the government and its citizens. honestly solid ground with the police commissioner charles ramsey. and across the country knowing that i needed someone who shared my values f

as my ron said op september 29, 1965, nearly 50 years ago president johnson signed the national foundation of the arts and humanities act. the act created the national endowment for the arts and the national endowment for the humanities and it was part of a truly remarkable legislative agenda. consider this in a brief four-year span. the congress passed in addition to this act the civil rights act of 1964, the voting rights act of 1964, the wilderness act of 1964. the social security amendments of 1965 which created medicare and medicaid, the national preservation act of 1966 and civil rights act of 1968 known as the fair housing act. wow! that's an amazing legacy. and the legacy of these pieces of legislation are still being debated here in washington and elsewhere around the country but there's no question at all that they changed this country profoundly and changed it forever. in the intervening 50 years, n.e.h. has changed some things. since its founding, the agency has made roughly 71,000 grants to individuals and organizations totalling approximately $5 billion and leveraging $2.4 bi

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johnson, at the end of our segment we will talk about the new movie, selma. that is coming up at about 9:15 am eastern time here on the "washington journal." going next to ronn the independent line. caller: good morning. i've heard you reading some articles, and some of the comments by politicians and policymakers that the gas tax is not kept up with inflation. my point is __ i have no problem with the gas tax as long as they make wages match inflation also. we have been stagnant on wage growth for since the 70's. that is my comment. host: one mom is saying how about tax breaks for people with electric cars, they pay zero gas tax but they use the roads. paris prepares for a demonstration, a unity march. charlie have dough is __ charlie hebdo is back in business. it is working out of a different building. media outlets are donating funds to help them publish. the editor_in_chief recommended that the next addition be normal, no obituaries, and no tributes. it is expected to print about 1 million copies. randy is joining us from wisconsin. caller: good morning. thanks for my call. in wisconsin, since november, we vowed to keep our gas tax in wisconsin. how man