they are facing confessional to richard anderson and bush ron johnson. that fighting at that intersection, which is just beyond the visitor center is known as marshall's crossroads or harper's farm. here the union calvary would attack at the same time that fighting was going on down at the hillsman house along the creek. now the fighting at the creek, the confederates did not have artillery.

ron johnson: there is no reason to spread their terrorism even further around the world.his is going to be very destabilizing. the letter just told the truth. i think that's a good thing. cory: john kerry told secretaries -- the fact that congress could change a deal is wrong. the interest rate is slashed to 14%. in january, the bank lowered interest rates 2%. the economy has slipped into recession because of sanctions over the conflict if ukraine. rick scott is making an effort to lower businesses to estate from california. after the west coast port strike. republicans and a letter to shipping companies telling them to flee california and the tax-and-spend administration. california has created more jobs, unlike florida, has a balanced budget. if you ask people about their tech frustrations, is a strong chance you will hear them talk about their home wi-fi network. there hasn't been a big change in the world of wi-fi in quite a while, incremental changes perhaps. there is new hardware and software. guest: it's a reference to a famous architect. cory: we met six weeks ago

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this as republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin said he had second thoughts about one aspect of the letter he signed. quote, i suppose the only regret is who it's addressed to. the president scoffed at the 47 republican senators in an interview with vice news. >> i'm embarrassed for them. for the home address a letter to the ayatollah who they claim is our mortal enemy and their basic argument to them is, don't deal with our president because you can't trust him to follow through on an agreement. that's close to unprecedented. >> reporter: his secretary of state told congress earlier this week in fact this is not a treaty. >> we don't even have diplomatic relations with iran right now. and the senator's letter errorneously asserts this is binding. it's not. the british foreign secretary told parliament it could throw a spanier in the works of the remaining talks. >> jennifer, thank you. the nation's top spy says so far no one has been able to contain isis terrorists. cia director john brennan says the movement has snow balled gaining support from boko haram and other terrorist group

we'll talk with two key senators, ron johnson and bill nelson. and race in america. the department of justice clears officer darren wilson. but accuses the ferguson police of violating the constitution. >> both policing and municipal court practices were found to be disproportionately harmful to african-american residents. >> our sunday panel weighs in. plus -- 50 years after bloody sunday, how far have we come? our power player of the week, georgia congressman john lewis remembers his march from selma. >> there was a sense of righteous indignation in america. >> all right now on "fox sunday news." hello again from fox news in sunday. we begin with some breaking news. in the hillary clinton private e-mail controversy. president obama has commented on it for the first time in an interview with cbs news. >> mr. president, when did you first learn that hillary clinton used an e-mail system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else earned it through news reports. >> were you disappointed? >> the po

ron johnson said at a bloomberg breakfast, maybe we shouldn't have sent it to the leaders of iran. maybe we should have sent an open letter. do they still think it was smart? >> i checked in with several top republican senators and said what happened here? in the answer of politics, no one wants to be to the left of tom cotton. he's a favorite of the talk radio. you have all of the hovering over the senators. with the hawkish drift in the party, even rand paul seemed to sign it. >> at the white house do they think it was a gift in an odd way? >> in an odd way. they are more angry or frustrated about this letter than about pretty much any issue that i have seen them come up with in the last few years. this deal to obama is so central to his leglegacy. he wants this so badly. the idea that they would try to jeopardize it for political reasons says it all in his eyes. you could see movement this week on the deal and to have one after another with the netanyahu and now the letter, they are just fuming about this. >> in fairness, on the substance they're not out of line to oppose the pr

their larger point, we talked with wisconsin senator ron johnson. >> there is no good deal under this circumstance. we need to impose greater sanctions. that is what rot iran to the table and we could get a better deal but not with this president, not under the current framework. peter: he says he has no regrets except who it was addressed to. saying it may be a tactical error to send it to iranian leadership. mark: turning to the ongoing war on terror and isil. jessica stern is an expert in the author of the new book "isis : state of terror" and thank you for being here. the reports we're hearing, are the true that isis was so brutal that even al qaeda did not want to be associated with them? >> that is true. al qaeda try to monitor its image and it does not like groups affiliated with it to be too brutal especially to kill too many muslims. >>mark: isis and al qaeda are in a de facto war at this point? guest: sometimes they cooperate sometimes they compete. they are competing but that does not mean they will be competing forever. mark: competing for what? gusest: attention and the a

ron johnson. senator johnson. senator johnson: thank you, mr. chairman. this is an amendment that's going to address the problem of -- don't like the result. of state and local governments that have increased their unfunded pension liabilities. there have been estimates that those unfunded liability or pension liabilities are approaching $5 trillion. and this amendment just simply creates a -- it says spending neutral but i'm happy to change that to deficit neutral. to prevent the use of any federal funds for the bailout of those state and local governments. simply would not be fair to states that actually are fiscally responsible like the state of wisconsin, whose pensions are 99% funded. oregon is over 09%. tennessee is over 90% -- oregon is over 90%. tennessee is over 90%. with the looming debt in our country, we can't afford as a federal government to be bailing out state and local governments. senator enzi: opposition? senator sanders. senator sanders: i'm sure senator johnson would work with me to make sure we don't bail out the crooks on wall stree

they are facing confessional to richard anderson and bush ron johnson. that fighting at that intersection, which is just beyond the visitor center is known as marshall's crossroads or harper's farm. here the union calvary would attack at the same time that fighting was going on down at the hillsman house along the creek. now the fighting at the creek, the confederates did not have artillery. the switch to relate to the union bombardment of 20 gun set up in the yard of the hillsman house. here at the fighting of the crossroads, both confederate and union forces did have artillery to use. a lot of the union causally have lost -- had lost their mounts, that they wrote directly provision of doing valley invalid down through richmond across appomattox river and immediately joined up with the army. one of them, sergeant coming to him, the first virginia calvary remembered it took my mule about four jumps to show he could outclass all others. he laid back his ears and flattened out like a jack rabbit. he switched his tales and sailed right over amongst the rebs

one of the 47 republican senators who signed it, ron johnson of wisconsin seems to not regret signinghe letter. he seems to regret only sending it. i suppose the only regret who it's addressed to. not an inconsiderable regret or remark. we're coming right back. stay with us. lou: vladimir putin is missing. no one seems to know where he is. what's going on in russia. and israeli prime minister netanyahu, is he on the verge of losing his election? ambassador john bolton with the answers lou: this breaking news. the state department has been hit with a large-scale cyber attack. shutting down much of its email system. a principal target in the attack seems to be the unclassified email system. the timing couldn't be a coincidence. the cyber attack being characterized as one of the most serious in the history. the malware may have been inserted by russian hackers. state department officials are not saying who is responsible for carrying out the attack. again, the state department suffering a cyber attack on its unclassified email system large parts of which had to be shut down. (?) the stat

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one of the 47 republican senators who signed it, ron johnson of wisconsin seems to not regret signinghe letter. he seems to regret only sending it. i suppose the only regret who it's addressed to. not an inconsiderable regret or remark. we're coming right back. stay with us. lou: vladimir putin is missing. no one seems to know where he is. what's going on in russia. and israeli prime minister netanyahu, is he on the verge of losing his election? ambassador john bolton with the answers you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's inn

it's believed to be ron johnson from the missouri highway patrol they have taken over the operations with keeping the peace here in ferguson missouri. the police department now just doing routine calls for that happened in the community. they're inside now. you can see some of them coming out. they are starting the go out on this shift. on the special task force after they had their briefing inside the fire department. >> we'll be waiting to see how the events unfold. hopefully everyone stays safe. he's back with us as well. he's with the city of the st. louis police officers association. police are saying this shooting was an ambush. how big of a set back do you think this is to these protesters trying to be heard and the protesters being nonviolent? >> i think it's a big set back. it's a moral set back. all of our priers have to go to the family members, the officers themselves and everybody who wants to be a part of the democratic process. those bull elts whiz by the protesters. no violence violence against police. that's been a consistent mess e message from this movement it's be

there is now a movement in the united states congress led by ron johnson and another calling for stronge calling for a swift and transparent investigation, further aid to russian activists. but the likelihood of anything transparent going on in putin's russia is very pie in the sky. >> chrysler was charged with a violation back in 2001 when i moved to russia. they charged them with being involved with corruption. russian authorities said this is a legal document only in your country. >> that's amazing. >> the impunity is brazen, although impunity always is by virtue of its definition. what is the fifth column? >> what we have heard in the last year since vladimir putin said it himself, he was the first one to issue that message. it is all about signaling. it is the way the society and the security apparatus picks it up. vladimir vladimir putin said there are traitors among us. now what you're seeing a lot of my friends are saying i'm the fifth column. i'm a national traitor and the police used to listen to my telephone. people are terrified. >> this has a distressingly chilling effect o

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ron ron johnson saying it might have been easier if runs hat not sent it to iran's leaders but he standsgress must and will have a role in the deal, quoting here that rises to the level of a treaty. too new hampshire republican senator kelly ayotte who sign the letter on what she makes of what her colleague is said. what do you think about what senator johnson is saying. >> what you hear him saying -- i have lot of respect for him -- is that the letter and what was in it was very important. let me put this into perspective. this letter was written on the heels of the president of the united states threatening to veto bipartisan legislation, the corker menendez bill, which i'm an original sponsor of, that said very simply we want a say on this incredibly important agreement, and you have to bear in mine it was congress on after overwhelming bipartisan basis that put the toughest financial and energy sectors on iran to bring them to the table and this is an incredibly important issue to the american people. it's the largest state sponsor of terrorism. >> you think you -- with the right int

ron johnson is our keynote speaker. chairman of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee. and we have whitehouse senior director of cyber security and the senior technology policy advisor is here. they will speak on panels and release the organization sharing and efforts to promote an advanced cyber security risk management. as the new chairman of the homeland security committee, senator johnson is playing a role to advance cybersecurity legislation by seeking a bill with broad bipartisan agreement on key issues. in addition to the cybersecurity leadership, he is on the budget commerce and foreign relations committee. before his election to the united states senate in 2010 he spent 31 years at a manufacturing business he co-founded in 1979. mr. chairman, thank you very much for joining us and discussing the outcome of this important legislation. >> thank you all for braving the cold and snow. once we got to washington, d.c. the streets are good. but if you had to travel i appreciate that. i will open it

we have wisconsin senator ron johnson and sent nelson on the senate armed services committee. ething you could agree on gentleman, if the united states and the allies work out a deal with iran. senator johnson will congress have to approve it? >> good morning, i certainly hope so. that is what the menendez bill will lay out that will be marked up next week. the iranian parliament will say yes-or-no and i think the united states congress should have the same input in the process. >> senator them son you are a democrat and the bill we are talking about would mandate that the congress be given a right to vote up or down on any deal with iran and the president has said he will veto it and if he does will you vote as a democrat to override the president's veto and override the president's democrat? >> first of all, what is the amendment, which i am an original cosponsor? it is to prevent by voting the lifting of congressional sanctions. that is not an up-or-down vote on the whole deal, it is a major part of the deal. so your question will vote to override? that depends on the contex

your colleague ron johnson saying it might is bun in a different way. to you have any second thoughts? >> no, i really don't, george. i think what was interesting wasive the administration reacted. how aggressively the iranians reacted. it was basically an op ed. there is a for the congress. >> senator bob horker did not sign the letter. he suggested this letter could backfire. this action from congress could backfire. and even if there's no deal your goal right now, it will make it tougher to get the allies to go along with the crippleing sanctions you want. >> well no deal is better than a bad deal. senator corker erer sent his own letter. the president september a letter back. the secretary of state, i think the chief of staff said we'll have to go the u.n. we would prefer not to go the congress. i think that denies the long-term stability that any agreement with iran needs. we have shift sod dramatically from where we started. no enrichment. no nuclear weapon. now we're, okay we want some time and space between when you can have nuclear weapons and

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after the initial miscues in ferguson captain ron johnson, who was black tried to calm down the protesters. >> if our intent is to make things better and ensure our kids know they're going to grow up in a better place and their voice means something, no matter what your race is no matter what your age is. >> reporter: in a city where the police chief, mayor and five of the city council members are white, promises like those tend to fall on deaf ears. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> justice! >> michael brown's family long maintained the unarmed teenager's fatal shooting as a result of the systemic pattern of biassed policing. the attorney joining us now. the findings from the justice department what was your reaction when you read them? >> well as we said all along, we believed the tragic killing of this unarmed teenager in broad daylight was part of a bigger pattern, a systemic pattern within the ferguson community of how african-americans are policed, wolf. and so this really shows that the protesters the people who wanted their voices heard were correct in doing so because it was almost as

you have senator ron johnson, a republican senator, just questioning secretary kerry.things that republicans are very concerned about while secretary kerry says this sends an unmistakable message, we need a powerful message about america's commitment republicans don't think this aumf talks about an unmistakable commitment. this is limited. how does it show the u.s. commitment. these are loose statements and not a strong commitment of the u.s. when we talk about the role of u.s. and getting involved in other organizations that might be linked to isis when you have general john allen going to these countries trying to drum up support for coalitions allies want to go further. you see what's going on in libya with militants there and these allies are concerned about islamic extremism engulfing the whole region. we don't know at this point who is going to align with isis and who is not and what these allies are saying to the u.s. is we'll support you on isis right now but we need your support in eliminating islamic extremism in totality from the region. they really are as w

our keynote speaker and the honorable ron johnson, chairman of the senate homeland security. we're also pleased to welcome ari schwartz white house senior director of white house security and adam sedgewick, each of whom will speak on panels that will address the recently released executive order on information sharing and efforts by industry to promote and advance cybersecurity risk management. as the new chairman of the homeland security committee, senator johnson is playing a major role to further advance cybersecurity legislation by seeking broad bipartisan consensus on key issues. in addition senator johnson also serves on the budget committee, the commerce committee, the foreign relations committee. before his election in 2010, he spent 31 years at packer llc, a polyester and plastics manufacturing business that he do co-founded in 1979. thank you very much for joining us today and discussing this important legislation. >> thank you. thank you. fist of all, thank you for braving the cold and the snow. once we got in d.c., the streets were pretty good. those of you who h

ron johnson leading off the cybersecurity summit. >> these are some pretty dedicated individuals.it's not perfect, it's not easy, but that is the challenge to try to get those threats addition those warm abilities shared and computer speed and have a system set up with a gets disseminated to information technology, professionals at the nation. let's face it, there is a real strong network of i.t. professionals that we can very rapidly disseminate this information. we can throw up the shoe. this will not be perfect. will not be able to prevent any attack but we'll be able to prevent a whole lot of them if we can share those threat signatures and do it in real-time speed. one of the very interesting outcomes of our committee hearing was how long hackers are actually in people system before they ever find about. i wasn't aware of that. i was shocked. it is months or the hackers are actually in their maneuvering around trying to find the back doors into they finally get that personal information. so again it takes that long. what you understand this is how they did it and you can shar

neil: i'd be remiss if i didn't bring up this whole iran letter, and your colleague, ron johnson, doesn't iranian leaders he wrote it, that maybe who-delivered to was the problem. do you share that? >> well i can say this, you know, i don't blame senator cotton for coming up with this letter, and i think basically it's saying to iran, look, what you're going to enter into with the president is just an executive order, and that could be changed by the next presidency. i think that's important for -- they probably understand that but it's important for them to understand that congress has a role here -- neil: no, no, i agree with that. obviously, that's not what he was saying, but you got caught up from the iranian leader coming out and making it the football and not the message. >> oh yeah. it wasn't just the iranian leader, it was the democrats in congress because they're so used to just running everything, and they think they can -- they don't realize they're in the minority as we speak. they're not allowing any votes you know? they're not -- neil: maybe that gets back to the whole malai

and today wisconsin senator ron johnson said the only regret is who it's addressed to meaning the iraniansve they spent the whole week back pedaling and moonwalking on this, e.j.? >> their only regret is the central problem with the letter which is that it's addressed to iran. and the notion -- and it's one of the things mike gorson talked about, the notion that a bunch of senators would scribble their names real fast on the bottom of a letter to a foreign leader in the middle of a sensitive negotiation just makes no sense especially given all the things republicans have said over the years when democrats did anything -- you know i don't think democrats have done anything quite like this ever that i can think of that i've been able to find. >> no i know when i was a teenager, many of us were against the vietnam war. >> correct. >> when johnson was a democrat and then later nixon, and we marched, we rallied, but nobody ro ho chee wrote ho chi minh from the congress. >> in fact, it's one of the things that hurt the anti-war movement, when parts of the anti-war movement were waving -- >> but

your colleague ron johnson saying it might have been done in a different way. do you have any second thoughts? >> no, i really don't, george. i think what was interesting was how aggressive the administration reacted. how aggressively the iranians reacted. that letter was essentially an op ed. it was released in every paper in the country. it said frankly what i have been saying for a year. and what the senate foreign relations committee has been saying for six months. there is a constitutional role for the senate if you want this to be binding and long-term. >> senator bob corker did not sign the letter. the chairman of the foreign relations committee suggesting that this letter could backfire. this action from congress could backfire. and even if there's no deal, your goal right now, it will make it tougher to get the allies to go along with the crippling sanctions you want. >> well, no deal is better than a bad deal. senator corker sent his own letter. which said don't go to the united nations instead of the united states congress. the president sent a lette

. >> today one of those senators ron johnson, of wisconsin, said the letter got one thing wrong. just one thing wrong. i suppose the only regret is who it's addressed to. well, that's a biggie. but the content of the letter the fact that it was an open letter, none whatsoever. yesterday john mb contain conceded the letter was a bit of a rush job. it was kind of a very rapid process. everybody was looking forward to getting out of town because of the snowstorm. i think we probably should have had more discussion about it given the blowback that there is. isn't it interesting how people come up with things. convenience for secretary clinton and this guy the snowstorm. it is like high school. the dog ate my homework. >> snowstorm, then lindsey graham you know it was a little bit of a joke or something like this. you know these guys they obviously didn't anticipate this kind of blowback and this blowback is really huge and they're paying a big price for it. the question is are they going to pay the ultimate price of this letter actually making a deal more likely than less likely? >>

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wisconsin senator ron johnson chaired the homeland security and governmental security. >> in particular we have an interesting witness who has certainly been the victim of inaccuracy in our death master file and miss judy rivers from logan, alabama and i have to say i read your testimony and i would recommend everybody reading the full testimony, it is quite the story. but i was struck by -- very early on. you made the statements often been said that washington, d.c. is the capital of unintended consequences and we're going to see that here today. but i would like to say that we're going to start off with miss rivers testifying and then i will offer every senator a opportunity to ask one question. no statements. and we are time constrained. this is a powerful testimony of unintended consequences. but i have a written only statement which i will enter into the record with no objection and i would like to turn it over to our ranking member carper which is the yo man that has been trying to correct improper payments on the federal government and i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you for p

after the initial miscues in ferguson, captain ron johnson wlosh's black, was brought in to try to -- black, was brought in to try to calm the protesters. >> our kids know they'll grow up in a better place and that their voice means something, no matter what your race is no matter what your age is. >> stop the killer cop! >> reporter: in a city where the police chief, mayor and five of the six city council members are white, promises like those tend to fall on deaf ears. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> justice! >>> we'll take a break now. still to come after repeated attempts, a landing at kathmandu's airport takes a path off the runway. details on the turkish airline's flight still to come. >>> the thing we all dread, a difficult landing, a plane skidding off the runway this kathmandu. there were 224 people on board. thankfully officials say all of them evacuated safely. one passenger reported poor visibility. >>> an airline spokesman said a small technical problem during landing send the plane into a grassy area. we're tracking developments and have the latest. of course we heard abou

then, i will speak with senator ron johnson who was one of the 47 senators who signed the letter to iran'sar agreement. we will find out how he can defend that letter. first, a check at the top stories. the price of oil skidding to a fourth weekly decline. a

ron johnson has a lot of that stuff.like procter & gamble is we're starting online but you'll see the approach. >> you have to choose carefully. and pick a partner? >> absolutely. care very much in the brand, tone of voice, what we're about. we're deliberate in that regard as well. >> what type will we see? jcpenney? >> certainly mass retail. definitely going to be snag we push this year. specialty, even our own. how do we reimagine not only the barber shop experience but the barber shop retail as well. >> how many customers do you have now? >> a good enough number. >> one thing i'll tell you just in the past month, we drew 30%. over the past year we grew 30s%. >> still looking for funding? >> we raised $9 million to date. we care very much about the profitability. but we care about this. >> so will will be next in terms of a product? >> so what the company is all about developing brands around problems for people with color. the razor is the first problem we wanted to solve. we think of problems like vitamin d deficienc

betty: this is how one of your fellow republicans in the senate, ron johnson and wisconsin, on withoutast week this is how he described what is going on right now within the republican party. he said, republicans, why don't you going to, cause emission here and give political opponents all this ammunition to just slaughter you in the next election? rep. cole: i would suggest he look at what we have done in the house, where we presented a similar budget four years in a row where we not only maintained our majority but expanded it. what american people are looking for is people who will be honest with them. we have got a debt crisis and made good progress on a bipartisan basis. until you actually address some of the tough issues in politics, you will just not solve the problem. i am happy house republicans have repeatedly stepped up to the plate. we have been rewarded politically and not punished. betty: some senate republicans like the one i just named before would disagree with you. how will you pass a budget, how congress going to pass a budget if you fundamentally disagree on one of

i'm not here to talk about ron johnson.hose ideas were good but the execution was terrible. the fact is, this is not a complicated thing. if are on the board i would say to me, it is about product man being a people person. retail is not complicated. everyone wants to make it complicated. what is the vision that someone has? i think there is someone out there, maybe internally or not. stephanie: well, it is not mike jeffries. great panel, talking about the future -- ♪ for bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is m"market makers" erik schatzker is that any rule. >> making the case for why the health care subsidy should be vague or overturned. >> why wall street loves memento -- love millenial. eventually they will inherit the house and the whole lot more. >> cheers. imagine a job where you sit around and drink good with the all day long. of course it is a little bit more complicated than that, but sounds pretty good to me. welcome to the second hour of "market makers." >> the supreme court right now justices are hearing a