well our final comment comes from wednesday's show featuring steve king who spoke about private debt the australian economy and now cold war warriors wrote in saying quote the australian economy sounds like the canadian economy massive real estate bubble and wholly dependent on china and a fair comparison yes or no i think it is you know i'm sure that if we had he would say again you know that thing is going to happen the real question is what happens after those bad things you know basically canada. cycle that they've been living through in the same way that australia has protected in the downside in two thousand and eight two thousand and so the question is. the commodity cycle is turning now that china is basically rebalancing what's going to happen to the canadian housing boom is going to turn bust in the same way the u.s. and then what's the policy response going to be when we're going to get to the big question what's the policy response going to be and i think that's where you know peter what he was talking about earlier that's the question if the policy response is massive wi

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i don't think that steve king is a constitutional law scholar. i could be wrong on that.t's -- i don't understand if they just ignore what the economic reality for hundreds of thousands of americans is, or whether they just don't care. but it's clear economically the gap between those that are making it and those that aren't is growing. people are concerned about the economic stability. they don't know if they're going to have a job. and we see a gop that's completely tone-deaf to the needs of real americans. they want to cut s.n.a.p. funding, funding for families food-insecure, and talking about a country as great as ours where one in five families is food-insecure. that's almost criminal. you're talking about a g gop-controlled house that doesn't want a vote on extending emergency unemployment benefits, that 1.3 million people rely on while they're actively searching for work. >> right. >> i don't understand what their reasoning is. >> simone, let me bring you in. you're a cashier at mcdonald's. here are you standing with congresswoman sanchez. you're hearing the opposi

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joining us now, a critic of immigration reform, republican congressman steve king of iowa.very much for coming in. >> glad to be here. >> i'll play a clip, john boehner making a reform for immigration on a piecemeal basis. >> the american people don't want the government shut down and they don't want obamacare. [ applause ] >> obviously that's not the right clip. basically, the right sound bite is, immigration reform dead? absolutely not, he said. i made clear going in the day after the last election 2012 that it was time for congress to deal with this issue. i believe that congress needs to deal with this issue. are you with the speaker? >> we disagree on that strategy. >> do you believe that legal status for these illegal status and not -- forget about pathway to citizenship for now but making them legal in the united states? >> we have a president who has refused to work on immigration law and the border is not clear. >> he deported a record number of people, as you know. i he's tightened the border. >> the administration can give you what they want you to know but if yo

far right conservatives like congressman steve king are still rushing to his defense.ly one. >> who is being discriminated against here except phil robertson? who just lost a job? because of his religious beliefs. phil robertson. >> he was quoting the gospel. so people who are so insulted and offended by what he said evidently are offended by what he was quoting in the gospel. >> we like you at the blaze. we're not ashamed. we won't fold. "duck dynasty," we would be proud to have you. >> so, no, the religious right shouldn't be worried the culture war -- the culture war is alive and going well in the gop. joining me now author of the book "and god said billy." and msnbc contributor marie is a teresa kumar. maria, let me start with you. the religious right has always had power. now with big money, do you expect they will be even more powerful? >> i think the fact that they're organizing and realizing they have to get a lock step strategy, that's one of the reasons they recently met over 26 conservative groups met to talk about how to you elevate social conservatism and

interesting and different perspective than what you hear often now you wrote in a recent blog post on steve king's death watch you you showed us a scary graph of the ratio of u.s. household debt to out but now with the household debt rising from just over twenty percent in the early one nine hundred fifty s. to over ninety percent of g.d.p. before the financial crisis began the question is do you believe this debt will present a problem for the u.s. going forward going to be two reasons one is that the private sector borrowed not to constructing that's what the the the business sector when it borrowed money can borrow money to have build factories and so on the household sector when it borrowed only borrows to buy houses and therefore you have a housing bubble appearing out of that which built some housing construct. but you mean when it happened too much housing construction and mainly drive of the process rather than actually building new and new facilities that people live in what you need for a robust economy is the new factories to be bill new products to be designed new technologies to be in

and different perspective than what you hear often now you wrote in a recent blog post on our steve king's death watch you you showed us scary graph of the ratio of u.s. household debt to out but now with the household debt rising from just over twenty percent in the early one nine hundred fifty s. to over ninety percent of g.d.p. before the financial crisis began the question is do you believe this debt will present a problem for the u.s. going forward going to be two reasons one is that the private sector or it's not to constructing that's what the the the business sector when it borrowed money can borrow money to have build factories and so on the household sector when it borrowed only borrows to buy houses and therefore you have the housing bubble appearing out of that which built some housing been struck. but you mean when it happened too much housing construction and mainly drive of the process rather than actually building new a new facility for people who live in what you need for a robust economy is the new factories to be bill new products to be designed new technologies to be in

steve king the conservative congressman from western iowa put out a youtube video saying we won't do anything on immigration. we don't trust the president on immigration. clearly he's talking to his base. but i also e-mailed with the house republican leadership aide after the speech saying what's the vibe? did obama move the need el at all with immigration? the response i got was it's the hippocratic oath. he did no harm. so that goes to your point. step back, let things happen behind the scenes. i think that's what the president was trying to do. >> the best thing the president can do on immigration reform is to really say nothing at all. sort of let the house, gop sort of work it out on their own. but i think they're going to pass something out of the house this year. the question comes down to president obama and also some of the hispanic advocacy groups. are they going to cast a path to legal status but not citizenship as something either half a loaf as john put it or a poisen pill? that's really the question. >> in ronald reagan days, 80% was a pretty good deal. if president can

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let's get reaction here from iowa, steve king."new day." >> thanks for having me. >> you are a little bit the face of the resistance going into tonight. when you hear that the president says, i couldn't get $9 done with your help. i'm going to go to $10, i'm going to do it myself and i hope that will incentivize you to come along with me, does this provide incentive to you? >> it provide incentive to step up and defend the contusion. he knows better and he gave a speech to the high school here in washington d.c. here a couple years ago that made it clear to him he knows better. his job is to keep his oath of office and take care that the laws be faithfully executed. it's congress's job to pass the laws. he knows that and we need to take our oath seriously. >> so are you saying that his using an executive order is an abuse of power? >> i think it's a constitutional violation. we have a minimum wage. congress has set it. for the president to simply declare i'm going to change this law that has passed is unconstitution unconstitution

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steve king from iowa host: that is steve king tweeting that out. senator ted cruz, potential contender for 2016 marco rubio,n another potential 2016 contender, put out this statement saying the committee should re-examine former secretary of state clinton's failure to provide adequate security for deployed personnel in benghazi as well is took ins she and others the days that follow that attack." marco rubio's statement on the senate intelligence committee report. mark in missouri, republican caller. mark in missouri to my view on the line. mark, one must call for you. jim, independent caller. caller: from what i read, barack obama was told about the incident around 5:00 p.m. that afternoon. but from that time up until the next morning, he did absolutely nothing. apparently he had dinner, went to bed, got up next morning to vegas. fundraiser in apparently either he knew that something was going to happen or he getting care. -- or he didn't care. but they need to ask you barack obama, what executive did you do or try to do. you have 4 americans and

from the telegraph, iran nuclear deal, saudi arabia warns that it will strike out on its own, as steve king, michelle becomeman and i, robert pittinger, traveled to some of the countries in the middle east, as others of us traveled around the middle east back in september, it is incredible but this administration, with what it's doing in iran, the rest of the middle east believes is going to allow iran to have nukes, and saudi arabia and our other allies and our enemies all want nukes and nuclear proliferation will become just a rule of thumb , which is why i think this article appeared january 2 in "the washington times" showing a comment that makes sense how to. but any communist icon declares obama/u.s. no longer leads the world. he had great hopes for the united states. he had obviously great hopes for this administration. he said, whatever hope in the world existed that obama would reclaim moral leadership for america when elected in 2008 is gone and instead the president has failed to bring that dream to fruition. he told cnn. quote, we have to do everything we can to recreate, to rec

over the last 15 years, steve king has become like my brother. >> there you go. >> i don't play well th the other kids, as you can tell. >> i can tell. >> oh, definitely, i can tell. look at you. >> but steve and i, have we even had -- maybe one argument. >> you know what? i mean, john doesn't have much patience with people who can't pull a plow. we pulled the plow together. t-bone got in there and pulled the plow. the three of us worked together pretty well. >> still ahead, hbo's "the news room" tries to capture what it feels like to work in the world of cable news. we'll see how it compares to the real thing when the star of the series jeff daniels joins us onset. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> if your congressman or senator or chairman of the house financial services wanted to hear demands, who would they meet with? >> we are not looking for a meeting. >> i'm trying to find the virtue of a legalist movement where everyone's voice is heard. >> that isn't the point. we want them to look at occupy wall street and ask the question, why is this happening? >

away more land you will be attacked from, why don't we go to israel as i did two weeks ago with steve king and michele bachmann and say, you know what? what do you think about what should be done? that's what you do with an ally that's in the region. .i'll tell you one other thing, afghanistan is going to blow up. the taliban is poised to take over that. and as some others have told us some of privately and have said publicly, all you have to do in afghanistan is get an amendment into the constitution you forced on us that says we can elect our governors in each region, that we can elect our mayors and police chiefs. and if you will do that instead of having a stove pipe centralized government, then we can keep the taliban from taking over. >> what do we do? take a look at that map. from afghanistan through the middle east, you've got an apparent resurgence of the islamic extremists with the car bombs, 20 people killed in baghdad this morning. the car bomb in beirut just a couple of days ago. what do we do? how does this be stopped? is that possible? or do you think that islamic extremism

none other than steve king used the hearing to mock a witness who spoke about the huge financial hardshipst the legislation would impose on women. let's take a listen. >> while it may not seem like a big expense to a member of congress, in these tough financial times for many people, abortion care costs more than their monthly rent, putting it out of reach for their family's pocketbook. >> i wonder how many abortions a month does she need at the going rate to keep up with a rent check. >> i mean, where's the sensitive talk that speaker boehner was talking about? >> yeah, it's definitely not present in that hearing. it hasn't been present frankly in any gop discussion of the pending legislation in front of congress right now at all. it's stunning, honestly. it just is. that they would continue to go after women this way. there's such a clear opportunity cost for doing it. they have a mandate, right, up at congress to try and fix, to try and spur an economy that's been slowed for far too long for too many people. we've worked on an unemployment insurance extension. they have an opportunity t

host: steve king, iowa tweeted this -- on those talking points, inside this report by the senate intelligence committee, they have an analysis of the talking points as we said earlier. on friday, september 14, 2012, here's the talking point that came from the cia's office of tourism analysis saying -- that is the initial talking point that goes on. and in the senate intelligence committee goes through and shows about an hour later, additions are made by the cia's office of general counsel. saying the same thing, but adding this assessment may change as additional information is collected and analyzed and currently available information continues to be evaluated. later in the afternoon, they change the talking point about the video to say the available information suggests the demonstrations in benghazi were spontaneously inspired by the protest at the u.s. embassy in cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the u.s. consulate and subsequently its annex. that is how they continued to edit some of these and revise some of these talking points as the committee says, more information comes

i think a lot of the major republican leaders say do we want to be the party of steve king or do we wantt try and do something? so the big question is going to be whether it's legalization, some type of path to citizenship, normalization and the second challenge will be who steps forward to pick up that challenge. >> i don't really believe that john boehner is leading the republican house caucus. jim demint and ted cruz are leading that caucus and i have zero faith that republicans in the house will suddenly change on this. undocumented immigrants have been the key boogie man for republicans for several decades now. why they'll change on this now i don't know. this is the only issue that republicans part from business on and don't give business what they want and why they part from this now and we talk about piecemeal that means border security and objects instructst. >> that's true if you will be cynical. until we see the proposal, which we have not. you can't say they haven't done it before. against the path of citizenship. she won't do it now. it's unfair to speculate even though the

have ome into this country as immigrants, legally, we are a nation of immigrants, as my friend steve king says, there's really not a nation in the world, perhaps, that is not a nation of immigrants. but the united states certainly is. and the reason -- one of the big reasons we've been able to become the most free -- until obamacare, perhaps -- but the most free nation in the world with the least government dictation and intervention in our private lives and been the most blessed country, i believe even more so than solomon's israel, is because we're a nation of laws as the founder's described it. a nation where no one was perceived to be above the law. i even paid a parking ticket because people perceived i had violated a law in a national park -- and a national park policeman who did not know the law, was ignorant of the law, decided to give -- it was easier to pay the $25 thans to have help teach the national park policeman the law on parking in washington, d.c. nobody is above the law. nobody is supposed to be above the law. and there are verses throughout the old testament and new te

. >>> and congressman steve king is comparing himself to "duck dynasty" star phil robertson, saying bothlerance by liberals. also says he's the last one standing among top targets of liberals. >>> that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing and co." i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next. happy new year, my friend. >> happy new year to you. the agenda, it's cold, how cold? record setting, dangerously, specifically linked to a polar vortex and bill karins will explain what that means, plus, reports out of chicago where the wind chill is minus 36, indianapolis where it feels like it's 30 below zero. how long it will last. >>> and who's in, who's out, liz cheney, why is she pulling out of the race and is hillary clinton ready to officially throw her hat into the presidential ring? the behind the scenes shadow indications that point to yes. , but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief

looking ahead to this address tonight, i'm going to play a clip from your colleague congressman steve king of iowa, what he had to say this morning. have a listen. >> the president will give a speech that's designed to divide republicans against each other and unify democrats against republicans. minimum wage, extend unemployment benefits, and comprehensive immigration reform speech. all of that, those are the three items that i can think of that unify democrats and divide republicans. it is clear political strategy. >> just quickly, you know, this new poll finds 81% of americans have an unfavorable view of congress, as you just sort of pointed to. so congress points the finger at the president, at least the republicans do. the president talks about the divisions in congress, and in a candid way here, you know, we're going to hear a host of suggestions tonight, but practically speaking, is there going to be a way for him in year number two of his second term to get any of them done? >> well, the congress should listen to the american people. the american people, by a wide majority, 70% to

it is the steve king weighing of the republican party saying, no, we are not doing and earning pass theericans understand who is holding up immigration. >> let's do something else. democrats put forward something else. you say we cannot get it through congress and it is therefore the republican fall. why not put something else through? >> as i said, 78 senators voted for a bill negotiated for the senate. >> you have to get it through the congress as well. >> not the democrats. >> why not put both houses through instead of only one. >> i'm all for that. i was one of the 38 votes for the simpson bowls budget. i have a long history of reaching across the aisle and i agree we should trash to get comprehensive immigration reform done. of the democrats holding that up is beyond laughable. >> let me switch gears on minimum wage. the was another one of reactions, that the president has gone ahead and he will allow them minimum wage -- it seems a majority of americans are for an increase in minimum wage. >> there are important issues. when you dig down, you find compositional shifts in employmen

other things going on that hits home for me as someone with other friends like dana rohrabacher d steve king have met with leaders from the baluche area of pakistan. it's the area where most of pakistan's minerals are located. it's an area where pakistan has or many years terrorized the baluche people, killed them, just persecuted them mercilessly. they want the area's minerals and assets to keep pakistan going and basically radicalized, but they don't want to let the people live in peace. i have proposed in a previous op-ed a couple years ago that rhaps it's time to look at encouraging a new state, a new as try of baluchistan independent of pakistan so that the people can live in peace, so they don't have to be worried about pakistan officials and and ary coming through committing, really, crimes against these people. after i wrote that op-ed and included a statement that join in the time to encouragement for a new state, there was an article in the akistani daily paper that said in essence, maybe it is time to quit persecuting the baluche, reach out to them, and try to figure out a way whe

farm bill compromise, good news for california's law which faces opposition from representative steve kingrom hens that have enough food to spread their wings. and the law infringed on congress's power to regulate interstate commerce but didn't happen. that is your west coast minute. dennis: president obama is right or wrong to pull the end run around congress? what is bugging me. we will see how much it is bugging you. your responses after the break. dennis: is president obama right or wrong to pull the end run around congress? what is bugging me and here's what you had to say. elaine says you are right on. glad someone is courageous enough to all-out obama's dictator actions. hope your irs returns are okay. dale says gray monologue. obama, remove john boehner, remove obama, u.s. constitution here verbatim and gus fired at, obama has made it clear he intends to rule as though he were a dictator rather than an elected president. here's what mike kelly has to say. the president is absolutely wrong, we have checks and balances for a reason, they work, high crime. gerri: you be the judge if y

have distributed the shoes since 2008 and this time, coordinated the distribution with the king holiday. i'm steve handelsman, news4. >> very good work, steve. >>> and three weeks until the olympics in sochi, russia. tonight the russian security forces are on high alert, and tonight, new information of what they are calling the black widows could be threatening the games. >>> and a postal worker speaking out about mail carriers and what out about mail carriers and what happened to today a another by an intruderht by the reservoir... who forced his way in through her bedroom window... and for so many, traumatized again by facing the criminal in court. i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor i put violent offenders in prison. in the virginia senate, i'll fight just as hard against tea party republicans who would take away a woman's healthcare and her right to choose, even in cases of rape and incest. on election day, help me stand up for her. >>> firefighters say that a number of people were killed in a massive explosion in nebraska. they don't know how many at this point. this happened this mornin

king by helping out in a d.c. kitchen, and we are joined by steve handelsman. >> yes, that is right. olding up ideals that martin luther king stood for are a part of this holiday along with h honoring him. >> reporter: people honored at the memorial in washington, and others in denver and philadelphia, but in southeast washington, there were shoes, and one of the many service projects on this holiday. a shoe give a wway for kids. 800 pairs for mlk's memory. >> i feel great, because we are trying to do something for martin luther king junior like. >> helping each other? >> yes. and anthony got new kicks. 2-year-old anthony, do you like those shoes? dad likes that love. >> my daughter say yes, and come out to show the love to the people on martin luther king birthday. >> reporter: and president obama and his family were at the kitchen to make burritos for the needy. >> reporter: and some say that no way america could have chosen the first black president without the 1963 speech reenact ed in kansas. >> 1963 is not an end, but a beginning. >> reporter: and if king had not challenged amer

from there, my colleagues and i, this was a delegation led by representative steve king of iowa, also in attendance, representative louie gohmert of texas, and also representative robert pittinger of north carolina. from there we went on to beirut, lebanon, which has been a hotbed of violence because iran has seen an avenue of advancement. and through working -- and working through the terrorist organization hezbollah, iran has been bringing increased terror between sunni and shia in southern lebanon. we flew into the airport at beirut, the airport at beirut is controlled by hezbollah there we met with the ambassador, we met with leaders of political parties and it is devastating to hear what they have to say about the increased violence. suicide bomber, wearing a vest, detonated that vest during our time when we were there. obviously we weren't anywhere nearby. we weren't in any form of danger, but a vest was detonated, four people were killed. also a soldier had shot into israel and killed an israeli soldier during the time we were there. very, very strong, increased violence. viole

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king steve is calling from george, virginia. caller: good morning.my son is in federal prison for an analog drug charge. i would like to know -- he is trying to do his own appeal now, the first one to his attorney failed. if there is anyone who can help them with that? the first person ever convicted of an analog charge like this, for bath powder. guest: i am sorry to hear that. i wish him all the best. it is difficult for me to know, exactly, procedurally, what is going on with this case. the analog drug cases are relatively new. at least ones involving bath salts and other types of synthetic drugs or new drugs that have not arisen before. lawyershat his prior preserved any issues that there might be. know, i would recommend speaking to his private lawyers to see what his avenues of re- just might be. it is difficult for me to say what help he could get at this point. republicangan, caller, natasha. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. host: morning. ,aller: mr. michael nachmanoff i applaud you for your services. so many people neglect the

king day. january 20th. let's check weather and traffic for u steve's right -- for you.on the coast. a little band of high cloud. filtering through. it won't amount to much. but it's there is. 20s, 30s, 40s for some. a little breeze coming out of the oakland hills. that's about it. it's not making it to the coast. there's a little kol po comment of a werl -- component of a westerly breeze. there's a little bit there. mostly sunny, patchy fog, favoring areas near the water's edge. over by the coast, temperatures still up there. 60s and low and mid-70s. here's sal. >> we're doing very well on this martin luther king, junior holiday as you can see, traffic is moving nicely on 880. i was looking for slow traffic here of all places where it gets slow no matter what. we don't have it. i'm still on patrol watching all of the freeways looking around for slow traffic. keep watching the bay bridge. a ten-minute drive time from the toll plaza into san francisco. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway from hayward to fremont. it's still a good drive with a touch of crowding. >>> h

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king, jr. holiday, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson, it is not what we need but i did enjoy theer over the weekend. >> it has been really nice. i was standing next to a man in chicago and he said, man this is nice. no big changes, he picks up friday and saturday and if it does we would get more record highs and again, a little far off to be precise about it. 20s and 30s and 20s, and -- 40s and it's 9 in san -- 49 in san francisco napa airport 1 and except for a little bit of haze and it's mostly sunny and mild and working its way near parts of the coast here is sal. tell us some of the things you love about this monday and if you are driving in you can see traffic is moving well and you do know it is a dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday and a lot of schools are off and a lot of the people have the day off so it will be easier if you have the day off and traffic time 101 southbound from alameda to 380, seven minutes your speed is there. let's go back to the desk. >>> one person is back in custody after a very tense situation in san jose. a man was captured after standing outside

highly indebted economies now right now dr king is working on an ambitious mathematical model of financial instability simply called you know i spoke with steve earlier this week and i asked him whether his principal concern right now was private debt take a look. well that's really the the main driver of the economy and this is the amazing thing that economists tend to believe that anything privately does is good anything about profits that they did it does it's bad if a private think there is good and public that could do it is bad but the ironic thing is normally a new invention would be comment that was completely wrong this president so loosely wrong because in many ways public debt is easier to handle than private debt for the simple reason that a person who isn't a profit person can't get their own back notes to get out of trouble but up to a large degree public sectors that are and can print their own bank notes bank notes to get out of trouble so it's actually the private good consumables to cross use and when you see rising public debt that's normally because of collapse in the level of private sector funded sixpence specifically be

steve: yeah, it's great. [ laughter ] let's see them. >> jimmy: let's see some of the titles. first there's "needle juice." [ audience oohs ] then there is "the lyin' kingthere's "cloudy with a chance of small balls." they sound good. i don't know which one they'll go with. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: the squeakquel. >> jimmy: this kind of bummed me out. it was just announced that toni tennille and daryl dragon from "captain and tennille" are getting a divorce after 39 years of marriage. [ audience aws ] yep, fans were surprised. they were like, what kind of name is daryl dragon? i mean, that's the captain's real name? [ laughter ] that's a great name. why didn't they just go with "dragon and tennille"? [ laughter ] daryl dragon, sounds like the name of that dude that would be in that porn -- the "downton abbey" porn. [ laughter ] speaking of music, the new season of "american idol" is underway. and they're working -- [ scattered cheers ] yeah, it's a great show. we love it. they're working really hard to do different things to make it interesting for the viewers. so they started showing trivia questions. and they're really not that hard. look a

kings. "jimmy fallon" coming up next! have a great weekend! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stevefrom studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you very much! oh! thank you! welcome. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. can you feel it? the studio is rumbling right now. that's what i'm talking about. hot crowd. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. thank you for being here. [ cheers ] we've got a fun show tonight. really good show. kevin hart will be coming out later. we've got a great, great show. he's a funny guy. here's what people are talking about. a new poll found that hillary clinton is now leading governor chris christie by 13 points in a potential presidential matchup. [ scattered cheers ] of course, hillary hasn't wanted to comment during this difficult time for christie. so instead she's choosing to stay home, open a bottle

king steve is calling from george, virginia. caller: good morning. my son is in federal prison for an analog drug charge. i would like to know -- he is trying to do his own appeal now, the first one to his attorney failed. if there is anyone who can help them with that? the first person ever convicted of an analog charge like this, for bath powder. guest: i am sorry to hear that. i wish him all the best. it is difficult for me to know, exactly, procedurally, what is going on with this case. the analog drug cases are relatively new. at least ones involving bath salts and other types of synthetic drugs or new drugs that have not arisen before. lawyershat his prior preserved any issues that there might be. know, i would recommend speaking to his private lawyers to see what his avenues of re- just might be. it is difficult for me to say what help he could get at this point. republicangan, caller, natasha. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. host: morning. ,aller: mr. michael nachmanoff i applaud you for your services. so many people neglect the

steve respond. >> here's the point you keep, when you talk about these restaurants like mcdonald's and wendy's and burger kings, as you know, melissa, those are owned by small businessmen. they're not evened by mcdonald's corporation. those are owned by small businessmen and women who are franchise owners and they don't have, you know, they operate on very thin margins and i talked to them all the time. if you raise the minimum wage and all of these other costs like obamacare they don't have the money. they will have to lay off workers. they will have everything will be self-serve and have fewer people behind the counter. melissa: i will let you respond to that then we're out of time. >> thanks. u.s. department of labor median wage by the government is $9, including steps for tipped workers in the united states. >> a lot of them don't tell the truth -- >> can i speak now? thank you. >> a lot of them don't tell the truth how big their tips are. melissa: let her finish, go ahead. >> there are large corporate chains like in-n-out burger that pay a liveable wage and growing and profitable and actualll many restaur

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i just talked to kevin king, our photographer, and he literally has driven throughout the dmv this morning. he said route 7 by far the best that he's driven on. so hopefully steve shannon with vdot is taking a listen to that. >> it was a huge snowstorm, stretches up and down the eastern seaboard. have you talked to your family in massachusetts yet, delia? >> reporter: they are bunkering down. fortunately my parents are in warmer climates so they've taken off and they're in cape islands but the rest of the family is hunkering down. we're in the southeastern part of massachusetts so they're getting hit the hardest. >> and her husband's family in minnesota is freezing. >> we're hearty people. >>> it's 6:06. of course slick roads and extreme temperatures are expected to make for a slow commute pretty much all day long. >> let's toss it over to surae chinn live in reston to see how the conditions are there. surae? >> reporter: delia did mention route 7. steve shannon, i know him really ll. vdot always does a superb job and this is no different. route 7 very good. dy have a chance to go farther west into loudoun county, sterling and it was a bit snow packed but the s

plus that steve marriage annoy you know it doesn't annoy me from a scriptural point of view i don't think it's you know what my faith would teach but doesn't annoy me it's all next on larry king now. great pleasure to welcome to larry king now an old friend frequent guest with us on our previous showed joel o'steen he's been hailed as the most watched inspirational figure in america he's pastor of lakewood church in houston usually popular televangelist and in new york times best selling author his latest book is break out five keys to go beyond your barriers and live an extraordinary life will ask about the book and a little while for a couple of facts about mr o'steen past or is now the largest church in america a weekly sermon watch for more than ten million viewers on television seen in one hundred countries has a podcast that averages ten they have million downloads a week the church has sixteen thousand seeds did you ever think early on you would have all this and if your father was a preacher and my father was a preacher and i work behind the scenes for him and i didn't want to preach i don't want to get in front of people because it just i didn't think it was in me bu

>> steve, in this cases the rule and that is harsh, if you go after the king, you have to kill him.as usual? political retaliation isn't is crime. a political benefit in exchange for a government service in general isn't a crime. these guys are looking for kickbacks, bribes some kind of financial benefit. because that makes it more squarely fit into the criminal statutes. >> we saw now almost two weeks ago the uproar that was caused when the e-mails and texts from david wildstein and bill baroni were released the storm that that kicked up. if i'm somebody who is on the receiving end of one of these subpoenas or what's the stop me from going through my gmail or yahoo! account and deleting them all right now and saving myself from all of this? >> well that would be perfect if you want to spend the bulk of your life in danbury federal prison. my take my advice to anybody who gets a subpoena -- you got to understand things guys. these aren't hardened criminals. when one of these folks gets a subpoena, their knees buckle. and the worst thing you can do is to attempt to destroy evidence.