scott walker.his election this fall is a third referendum on the governor. but, sure, the amount of money being spent is incredible, the amount of money already being raised. most elections in wisconsin statewide elections kick off in june or july. we've already had ads from the republican governor's association, from governor walk are's campaign and from his opponent's campaign. people are engaged and i heard today the republican gives association has already bought time for ads to post in october and november of this year. >> well, yeah. and it's worth noting not just in terms of recall elections, we're also talking about the influence of outside groups, the ones that i mentioned in particular, on legislation. grove are norquist has had 1037 state lawmakers across the country sign on to his platform. and effectively that then changes the kind of legislation that is brought to the statehouse floor and the stuff that actually ends up passing whether or not the sixth district succeeds in its movemen

scott walker just signed into law another voting regulation yesterday.me cutting down on the breathing room you have when you go to register to vote and when you go to vote. it's called assembly bill 202 that he signed. it requires polling places to have an election observer within three to eight feet of you when you go to register to vote in wisconsin. a partisan election observer now has the right to be three feet away from you. 36 inches away from you. this close when you are filling out your voter registration information at the polls and then again when you're announcing your name and address to the poll worker and get your ballot on election day. three feet away. when they record your personal information, which you now have to show in order to prove your residency to be able to vote in wisconsin. three feet away. as close as three feet. no further away from you than eight feet according to scott walker's new law. these guys are not the nonpartisan good government poll workers, right? these are the partisan election observers who are there to chall

we didn't have scott walker or talk radio or cable television or the internet. we have so much going for us that we didn't have. we are close to prevailing conservatives. i think in 2016, the conservatives, if you remember, it is the primaries, stupid, it is the primaries. if we do that we can score victories in 2014 and in 2016 we can nominate a conservative person to be the nominee and lect them and be governoring america by 2017. so this is the cliff note of my book "takeover: the 100-year war for the soul of the gop and how conservatives can finally win it." read the book and understand the problem, where we are now, and how we go forward. we have a website called conservativehq.com that is focused on building and relaunching the conservative movement. thank you very much and i appreciate being here today. [ applause ] >> we will recognize questions if you wait for the microphone. i see you subscribe to the stan evans score since he argued the 1964 primary and the '76 north carolina primaries were the too most important primaries. >> absolutely. very much so

as you pointed out, scott walker was not supported by black voters in wisconsin. we don't think these facts are coincidences. it's too strange to be a coincidence. >> really quick, what happens with the other efforts of voter suppression that scott walker has made. he's eliminated early voting, trying to equalize the voting process for rural and urban voters which disproportionately favors rural voters. is there any sense that those efforts will be rolled back in some way, shape or form? >> there's no legal challenge going on right now to the early voting cutbacks in wisconsin. we're certainly evaluating all of our options, just like governor walker is. be sure in the weeks ahead there will be more news about that. >> the chapter is not written yet. aclu's dale ho, thank you so much for your time. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up, paula deen, purveyor of deep fried racism is returning to the spotlight. details on her $100 million rehab project, next. this is k. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male a

third, unlike scott walker, he got a compelling economic story to tell. someone from the bush/scott walker, i think rick perry would be my dark horse. >> i was at this rodeo before. rick perry was the leading candidate in 2012. >> i didn't say leading i said dark horse. >> very dark horse. >> i want to go back to this point about the last name. i think, frankly, lot of people who don't know jeb bush yet, are judging him by that last name. >> that's politics. >> yes, frankly, george w. bush's numbers are better than obama's. whenever you see george w. bush in three incidents, he's helping a kid in africa with malaria, helping a woulded warrior, or painting he's become noncontroversial. >> noncontroversial in the republican ranks? >> hold on, everybody. stop. one more thing in, before we go, hillary clinton is still out there, here's what happened to her this week in las vegas. >> is that someone throwing something at me? my goodness, i didn't solid waste management was so controversial. thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >> as we're talkin

political gambler sheldon adelson hosted governor scott walker and ohio governor john kasich at the venetian hotel for the republican jewish coalition's spring meeting. kasich, walker, and christie all spoke on saturday, seemingly trying to appeal to adelson who is of course a staunch supporter of israel. >> our first-born, you might have picked up as i mentioned their names, is matthew. and it was picked for a purpose because not knowing whether she'd have the opportunity to marry again and have a child of her own, we picked a name that represented in hebrew what means a gift or gift from god. sometimes people are a little confused in december in our household the governor's residence because not only do we have christmas decorations up but we put up a menorah candle. >> sheldon, thanks for inviting me. and i want to thank all of you for giving me a chance to come here and speak. i don't travel to these things much. but this is one that i thought was really, really important. >> i took a helicopter ride from the occupied territories across. and just felt personally how extraordinary that wa

that's the reason that scott walker and paul ryan have gotten as far as they got.heir start as being really in the tank for the very extreme pro-lifers. >> ruth coniff, thanks so much from the progressive magazine in wisconsin. >>> coming up, right wing talkers throw a hissy fit over obamacare enrollment numbers. the rapid response found a way in on the radio talk meltdowns. >>> pittsburgh's largest labor demonstration in 20 years. why the city's biggest employer is in the midst of a labor shutdown. >>> but next i'm taking your questions. ask ed live on a friday coming up next here on "the ed show" on msnbc. ♪ rejoice... for you have entered the promised land of accomodation. ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some financial folks who will talk to them about preparing early for retirement and be a

wisconsin governor scott walker may be heading back to college to finish his degree. marquette university the senior year to work for the red cross. now the milwaukee sentinel says governor walker is looking at getting hits complom through the university of milwaukee online. is he waiting for the right program to be offered. new warning about an internet security bug, it's called heart bleed and it has reportedly exposed millions of user names, pass words and credit card numbers. heart bleed flaw encryption used by two thirds of web servers. cyber criminal could say exploit the bug to access your personal data. that's tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us tonight. right now go to gretawire.com and answer this question. do you agree with my idea of using crowd sourcing? do you people right to privacy with the irs. should we leave it to the government to investigate? go to gretawire.com and vote in our poll. up next, the o'reilly factor, good night from new york city and tomorrow night, i will see from you washington, d.c. our usual spot. good night. >>> ton

one of those women is mary burke, a democrat running to unseat wisconsin governor scott walker.n the latest polls have her within striking distance. burke is a businesswoman, a former executive at wisconsin based bicycle manufacturer trek, a company that her father founded. she also served as the state's commerce secretary under former democratic governor jim doyle and on the madison school board. the focus of her campaign is on job creation, like many this year. there's another little issue that has become sin anonymous with her state, thanks to other opponent, and that is the role of unions. you'll recall that in 2011 tens of thousands it crippled the power of public employee unions in that state by rolling back collective bargaining rights. in the wake of that law passage, he was challenged with a recall election in 2012. can he yo come this challenge by mary burke. she joins us now in the guest spot. thank you for being with us. >> tell us what maye burke is all about. >> the main issue in this's is going to be jobs and wisconsin's economy under scott walker is lagging. out

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we have been on the battleground here, you should siege for two years with governor scott walker. we have a supreme court case, a state supreme court case, and a federal case that's on appeal. and governor scott walker has said that if they don't reverse their ruling that these voting right id's were unconstitutional, that he would, in fact, call the legislature back in a special session to tweak his voter id law because as far as he was concerned, it was the most pressing issue in the state. >> wow. >> and that is a direct quote. not health care, because he didn't take the medicaid funding, not high unemployment or, you know, hunger among children. but getting his voter id law in place before november. >> now e.j., when you hear that, the most pressing thing in the state, and you hear the president today talking about how some intentional will are trying to do something to hurt the vote for partisan reasons, for example, republicans saying they want to attract voters, all while restricting the right to vote. take a listen to this. >> this has not been led by boast parties. it's b

i think scott walker is looking forward to running for president of the united states. know. i haven't talked to him about it. but you have to realize that all governors believe they should be president. >> all right. mr. secretary. governor, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead. i want to speak to you off-the-record about something. that's next. ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. test test 3w4r5*7 the owner of a vehicle, with a bumper sticker, "turrible" your lights are on. you wanna get that genius? not mine. on the passenger seat, there is a collection of charles barkley highlight dvds. must be a big fan. and the license plate reads "sir charles." i'm gonna get some drinks with my capital one venture card. be right back. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one venture card. forgetting something, sir charles? what's in your wallet? on brand name mattress sets. get three years interest-free financing plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest

some in the right wing are trying to distance themselves from the idea, including governor scott walkerks? it's too late. you can't run from this. the petition has already been filed, the party will vote on this and the state gop annual convention next month. ruth coniff, editor in chief of the progressive magazine from wisconsin joins us tonight. you know, i know that wisconsin is a state that is politically rich and anything can happen, but this? ruth can we take this petition seriously? what wing of the republican party is coming up with this? >> it's the tea party wing. you know, it puts walkner a real jam. because our governor, scott walker has said in the past that he was the original tea partier in wisconsin. well, you know, he doesn't really like it now. it looks bad for him to have to, as he floats the idea of a presidential campaign, be running for reelection for governor in a state that might want to be a nation all to its own. it's not great for him. and also the republican party which was founded in wisconsin in 1854 as an opponent of secession. it was founded to defend the

. >> how about scott walker? >> jeb bush. >> bush is a paid director to a giant hospital other than which supported president obama's affordable care act. >> republican party base is unified in their hatred of obama. >> jeb about your doesn't come with package. >> it is an act of love. >> should not the do what governor rick perry did. >> i don't think you have a heart. >> he should not do what governor rick perry did. >> sotomayor. >> he should not do what governor rick perry did. >> today has been you awesome, girl. >> girl, today has not been so awesome for rick perry. because yesterday a texas district judge named 12 jurors and two alternates to a grand jury that is weighing possible criminal charges against the governor of texas. the issue is whether perry abused his power last summer when he carried out a threat to veto $7.5 million in funding for prosecutors in the state's public integrity unit. that unit is run by travis county district attorney, a democrat and also someone convicted of drunk driving last

congregate in wisconsin's capital at lunchtime each weekday blasting the policies of governor scott walker. more restrictive voting laws. >> two weeks ago, you can wayer signed legislation banning early voting on weekdays after 7:00 a.m. the law comes on the heels of a voter i.d. law passed a few years ago, and now being challenged in state and federal courts. supporters say they make the laws more uniform and eliminate fraud. says they really just make it harder to vote. it is rolling back a right which has been granted to the state of wisconsin. >> 15 states have passed laws making it harder to vote by requiring identification, and limiting early voting. five states have made it easier by expanding early voting and four states have implemented measures that do a combination of both. historically wisconsin has been one of the more progressive states. they claim requiring identification, and reducing hours make it difficult for working class minorities who tend to favor democrats to vote. like her mother who counted on weekend voting. >> if you are in a presidential cycle it may be a long

. >> i think things are on -- [indiscernible] i agree scott walker and other governors, a strong placepeople running out of washington to the republican party understand. somebody like a ted cruz. they become the tea party darling. that is 25%-30% of the electorate. the question, who can consolidate? we should not make additions. this thing goes deep. if hillary clinton does run and has unsuccessful primary -- >> let's assume she runs. nobody has ever gotten a free pass in presidential elections going back to eisenhower. who is the most likely democrat to run against her? >> someone will. i do not know. governor o'malley is talking about it. she was almost unbeatable then. she started with 40% of the democratic primary. now she is up around 60% or 70%. nobody in either party is confident. it does not mean somebody will not run or get 30% somehow. i think if somebody runs, they are trying to set themselves up for the future and get their name out. >> you granite state people do not like to coronate people. >> people who don't care, i put bernie sanders in that category. you might get a

i think scott walker is looking forward to running for president of the united states.on't know. i haven't talked to him about it. but you have to realize that all governors believe they should be president. >> all right. mr. secretary. governor, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead. i want to speak to you off-the-record about something. that's next. the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain... especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effec

senator ted cruz, wisconsin governor scott walker, dr. ben carson and new jersey governor chris christie. sarah palin hit the campaign trail for iowa senator irks. >> she's not one that's going to be told sit down and shut up and sit in the back corn they were and let the good old boys do what they're talking about. watch out, washington. jonie ertz is a mama grizzly. she will take a stand against the russian bear. >> like only sarah palin can say. >>> and a personal moment from president obama during a town hall with students at the university of malaysia at kuala lumpur. he was asked about what he regrets. >> i regret not having spent more time with my mother because she died early. i realize that i didn't every single day or at least more often just spend time with her and find out what she was thinking and what she was doing because she had been such an important part of my life. >> while in malaysia president obama took an opportunity to take a selfie. that is your monday morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> all right. washington

. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor scott walker. >> reporter: three potential republican candidates for president including governor chris christie showed up at an event put on by billionaire casino owner sheldon adelson who along with his wife spent more than $93 million in the 2012 elections. the candidates were clearly there to woo him and his sizeable checkbook. >> hey, listen. sheldon, thanks for inviting me. >> reporter: supporters of the contribution limits say the ruling increases the political power of the super rich like adelson. >> now he can give more money directly to congressional candidates than he was able to do before today's decision came down. >> reporter: the ruling undoubtedly means more big money in politics. >> today's ruling is going to cause the same explosion of spending on congressional races that we've seen in the presidential level. in 2000, bush and gore spent a combined $130 million on that general election. 12 years later, obama and romney spent $2 billion. >> reporter: but republicans call the ruling a victory for political freedom. >> it brings the

they included scott walker, the governor of wisconsin. they included john kasich, the governor of ohio. they did not go because they needed a trip to las vegas. and scott walker did not explain what the hebrew pronunciation of his son's name is because he was uninterested in sheldon adelson 's support. shamelessat we call pandering, which is what was going on in las vegas. but they understood that this was, as was the case four years visit when they came to donald trump, they needed, if they received the nomination for president three years hence -- they needed sheldon adelson's support. he almost single-handedly kept newt gingrich's candace's -- candidacy alive in the last election cycle through continuing to infuse money. he plainly intends to be a participant again. he is 80 years old. he shows no signs of slowing up. the sheldon adelson primary, to me, is some part of what we might call the political crystal ball, if we are looking for signs, tea leaves to read. the most interesting part of that, and i will look to our colleague on th

." >>> john mellencamp is not happy with wisconsin governor scott walker.mall town during a recall campaign which prompted mellencamp to let walker know that he supports collective bargaining and union rights and thinks walker should consider that before using his music. >>> check it out. ray band aviators that belong to who else, joe biden. the first ever posted to the vp instagram account. that's pretty cool. >>> hours later, biden posted this photo with president obama and tweeted it out with a caption calling it "the first selfie." >>> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. that was a pretty good picture. it's thursday. that means we're joined by syndicated columnist and self-proclaimed selfie king himself, bob franken. good morning, bob. >> we've had cutbacks here. i'm operating my own camera. >> that's why you're the selfie king. >> that's right. they don't want to spend the money this early in the morning. >> all right. i want to get to this. even though the white house is preparing new sanctions tas goes into today's meeting with russia and

jeb bush, scott walker and john kasich.a dramatic statement from one of the most important people in chris christie's life. >> you write in the article that he volunteered that. you didn't have to press for it. tom caine brought up the fact that i might look elsewhere. >> i didn't think it would even be a question. at the end of the interview he brought it up on his own. very clearly wanted me to know that. >> he also said this is part of the discussion about tom caine speaking about his former pupil, chris christie, he doesn't always try to persuade you with reason. he makes you feel that your life is going to be very unhappy if you don't do what he says. jonathan martin, if tom kean was supposed to be your character witness to the republican party, that's a problem sg. >> it speaks to the sort of messiness that goes with being a governor. back story is tom kean's son is a state senator in new jersey, very ambitious his self-. a power play that happened late last year, effectively chris christie and his people blocked his

he has real friends, chris christie and scott walker, who are way ahead of him.s got to walk a fine line as he stirs up this 2016 buzz. >> we'll watch. i'll close with this. getting into crunch time in the tea party versus the establishment primary wars in the republican party. a handful of big primaries will determine whether the establishment candidates win or whether the establishment says, they have todd akins in the battlefield. in five states this week the chamber of commerce will announce and unveil big new spending on tv ads. two of those states, north carolina and georgia as they try to influence the races there. that's it for this week's "inside politics," thanks for sharing your sunday. "state of the union" with kran difficult crowley starts now. >>> today when the world's only superpower talks, does anyone listen? >> one of my jobs as president is to worry about a bunch of different problems at the same time and not just pick and choose which problems that i have the luxury to worry about. obama foreign policy, a conversation with the deputy advisor t

>> marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie, scott walker, jeb bush. gwen: ok, never mind. [laughter] who's on the democratic bench? >> the sitting vice president of the united states, which usually is considered, right, the person that's going to take the torch. but he's got his own bag damage and his own issues. he's not particularly popular. then you get past him and you start to go, well, of course. certainly there are some women in the mix, somebody like elizabeth warren, a senator from massachusetts. governor martin o'malley from maryland. >> andrew cuomo. they think they can run for president. >> they do think so, but -- gwen: but things change, you know? and the things we think are true two years out change, no? >> yes, they do, you're right. gwen: you give me one, i give you one. we move on and we're both wrong it turns out, thank you, amy. the presidency has its power and its limits. in a moment, we'll talk about how presidential power changed civil rights law. but this week when it came to gender pay equity, the president's power was limited to signing executive

compared to what most americans are seeing, which is one of reasons that people were so outraged when scott walker had that fight with the unions up in wisconsin and people start realizing wait, they get all of that, all of those benefits, all those guarantees, and i don't think that that is true anymore. i think -- >> if you think lawyers, tax lawyers make a lot of money out in private practice. >> for an irs agent to not pay his taxes or underreport, isn't that like a bad cop or a dirty scop? >> it's like stupid. >> the irs should stand for i'm really sorry. i paid a butt load of taxes. my checks were returned with insufficient postage. it arrived april 15th and it said insufficient postage. >> do you use the stamps that you put on the original? >> they marked it up so i couldn't use it. >> i think it's post marked april 15th. i think we'll find out. >>> speaking of d.c. shenanigans, harry reid has been making a fool of himself on and off the floor. >> terrible dishonesty of these two brothers are about as unamerican as anyone i can imagine. these people who hold themselves out to be patriots ar

i'm going to be excited to campaign with scott walker in the days ahead with governor bentley in alabama in the days ahead. i really do believe that the cure for what ails this country is going to come more from our nation's state capital than it ever will from our nation's capital. >> you know, i don't want to beat a dead horse, but i'll -- back in 2012 you were thinking about running for president. you decided not to. i mean, does that -- i mean, does the idea that perhaps you are going to help solve the nation's problems, does that still beat inside you? >> let me be honest with you. i'm always humbled and flattered any time i mentioned to the highest office in the land, but i honestly think much of that talk is a result of the progress that people of indiana have been making. the fact is we have the lowest unemployment rate in the midwest brsh we've demonstrated the ability to balance our budgets and expand opportunities and infrastructure. i'll take the compliments to heart, but i will defer it to the progress to people of indiana that have made and will stay phobinged here at home.

christie said former florida governor jeb bush would be an outstanding choice and wisconsin governor scott walkernd representative paul ryan would be good, too. ainsley? >> trouble for president obama. veterans from the wars in iraq in afghanistan do not think the commander-in-chief is doing a good job. the "washington post" and kaiser foundation polling more than 800 veterans. of those 42 percent say president obama is doing a good job as commander of chief of the military. 48 percent say he is not doing a good job. that is much lower than his predecessor george w. bush. 65 percent say george w. was a good commander-in-chief. >> april 1st everyone marks new gun laws. long guns cannot be sold or transferred without one of the following documents. a permit to carry pistols or revolvers. a long gun eligibility certificate. all permits have to go through the state police. >> turning to another gun control story the gun corolla in colorado that ignited a firestorm of backlashes finally getting its day in court. this is the same law that has democrats being recalled after the attack including the sena

like scott walker or governors, i think that they are not known by many people. it is name recognition and the polls are not going to get serious or tell us much how the race is going to go until we see who is in or out and they preponderate their platforms. >> eastern sunday, who will be on the show? >> we'll talk about eastern subpoena and the message of pope francis and talk to the arch bishop. and we'll have the latest on ukraine, obviously changing developments with the supposed deal out of againeva and see whether the situation is easing up or like a hair-trigger on fox news sunday. >> see you in washington next week. >> thank you, ed. >> and the president hosts a big health care meeting in the white house days after the touting of the obama care roll numbers. and there is much uncertainty in the insurance market. >> and this mother keeping cool in the check out line while a baby bakes in the car. >> families of victims in the sinking of a ferry now demanding answers after survivors were told not to evacuate at the first signs was trouble. (inaudible) chlor

governor scott walker -- [applause] i think the story that doesn't get old enough are about people like you sitting in this room right here today. people that are out there every day making a difference for freedom. knocking on doors, making phone calls, why the principles and onesies are though right for this country. on in 2014 and beyond, what started out has grown into one of the biggest grassroots organizations in america. activists.llion it's amazing to see what we can do when you're in united in that cost. -- cause. senator from the state of kentucky, senator rand paul. >> thank you. [applause] thank you. in theomes a time history of nations when a country passes the point of no return. that time approaches. that time is near. the question remains, will you be sunshine patriots? firstou shrink at the sign of probation or will you men and women of courage and fight for your freedom? will you? will you fight for your freedom? [applause] those who would trade your are inside security the gates and breached the walls. they are here. the question is, will you stand? i have had enough.

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it included scott walker, the governor of wisconsin. included john casey, the governor of ohio. they didn't go because they needed a trip to las vegas. and scott walker didn't explain what the hebrew pronunciation of his son's name is because he was uninterested in sheldon adelson's support. that's what we call shameless pandering which is what was going on in las vegas. but they understood that this was, as was the case four years ago when people came to visit donald trump, that they needed, they were seeking the republican nomination for president, that they needed sheldon adelson's support. he almost single-handedly kept nude gingrich's fantasy a life long past its expiration date in the last cycle just continue to infuse money. he plainly intends to be a participant again. he

they included scott walker, the governor of wisconsin. they included john kasich, the governor of ohio. they did not go because they needed a trip to las vegas. and scott walker did not explain what the hebrew pronunciation of his son's name is because he was uninterested in sheldon adelson 's support. shamelessat we call pandering, which is what was going on in las vegas. but they understood that this was, as was the case four years visit when they came to donald trump, they needed, if they received the nomination for president three years hence -- they needed sheldon adelson's support. he almost single-handedly kept newt gingrich's candace's -- candidacy alive in the last election cycle through continuing to infuse money. he plainly intends to be a participant again. he is 80 years old. he shows no signs of slowing up. the sheldon adelson primary, to me, is some part of what we might call the political crystal ball, if we are looking for signs, tea leaves to read. the most interesting part of that, and i will look to our colleague on th

so the fact that you had scott walker with no foreign policy history, john kasich, jeb bush isless surprising, and chris christie traps over there shows rand paul really might have this entire terrain to himself, which will be a very interesting thing to watch. >> it seems people who don't have much going on in their heads in foreign policy have to go to the far extremes to full they're somehow intellectual. the hollywood people sometimes do this too. anyway, dick cheney spoke at american university in washington in late marnl. was interviewed for the tv's station situation where he was again unequivocal that the cia's torture program, or as he called it the enhanced interrogation program was a huge success. here's dick cheney defending torture. >> i was a strong advocate and helped put together the enhanced interrogation program. some people call it torture. it wasn't torture. we were very careful in all respects to abide by the law. we got legal opinions out of the justice department with respect to what we could do and what we couldn't do. this notion that somehow there was torture involve

wisconsin governor scott walker would hold a special session. the ruling could set a precedent as 31 other states are making pushes for similar laws. >> republicans pushing for stronger action against russia senate gop leaders saying that the u.s. needs a three- pronged approach including nato and tougher sanctions on russian banks and gas and arms dealers. and not what they call the president's tepid response. that is, and there is one senator that said they don't want contrary to what the president alleges. >> this bill does not authorize military action. and the people who are here are not here to try to create a military action in ukraine. we are here to prevent that. that's what the policy is about. we feel like the way the administration is handling this is leading us to a perilous place. >> we'll have to wait and see if the president attacks the new approach into consideration. new questions are surfacing. >>> pro russian government forces are taking another government build nothing the east. masked gunmen calling themselves the people's

. >> and wisconsin republican governor scott walker famous for busting unions and surviving a recallote a few years ago, is now underfire for playing this song this week in re-election rallies. >> ♪ but that ain't america, for you and me ♪ ♪ something to see baby ain't that america ♪. >> the song, is by john cougar mellen camp a liberal democrat, and he has told a conservative walker to find music for his rallies from somebody else. tony, ain't that america. >> all right, appreciate it. thank you, coming up on al jazeera america, he has work there had for just 15 months. but yahoo's departing second in command is getting wait for it, $58 million to leave. that's all i am saying about it. i don't know, things turned out. general remember trick, morgan stanley, and pepsi coe, those stocks moved higher after first quarter earnings report, the dough fell 16 points by the end of trading. has changed the policy. consumers that download coupons join the social media communities or even buy it's products forfeit their right to sue. he is by no means struggling a new s.e.c. filing says enriqu

. >> from chicago, paul traveled to milwaukee, and spoke alongside wisconsin governor scott walker -- another potential republican presidential candidate. a man in his 70's was rescued from a burning home in the roseland neighborhood... and it was caught on camera. as the flames spread through the home in the 700 block of east 105-th street, neighbors said the man was trapped inside. firefighters had to feel their way through the thick smoke, until they found him unconscious in a second-floor bedroom... then carried him down a ladder to safety. the victim is recovering this morning at lutheran general hospital. >> we made our way to the front of the building where he was. we could not see him. >> they found him it was very smoky. they got him to the window and just sent him down the ladder. >> i would like to take my hat off they did a sensational job. thank you. >> the victim is recovering. for the second game in a row, the wizards have made the bulls offense disappear in the fourth quarter. the bulls blew a ten-point lead with seven minutes to go. in overtime... joakim noah make a b