on monday senator rand paul and congressman steve king appeared at a funds raiser together. waste in order time recycling irrelevant con receiver difference ta conservative talking point. >> what is the economic system of the united states? pre-enterprise capitalism. no secret to us, but a mystery to the white house. i'm not sure barack obama could pass the citizenship test. there are tricky questions like what is the economy of america. that's a stumper. >> after the speech, it they had lunch together. things got dicey when two activists approached them. they introduced themselves as members of the dream action coalition. well, rand paul senator from kentucky took a bite of a sandwich, grabbed his beer and quickly wisked away from the table by an aide. congressman steve king stayed and had a confrontational interaction. >> you came from a lawless country. do not import lawlessness into america. >> i'm not. i'm here -- i'm a psychologist. i can help this country so much in my own community. but there b >> do you want to live in a country that respects the rule of law? >> you

at first the dreamers meet both rand paul and steve king.heir hands, takes a bite of his burger and quickly exits. he's whisked away by staffers to talk to reporters. that empty chair pretty much sums up how people feel about congress. a new poll shows that for the first time in 25 years, more than 50% of voters disapprove of how his or her representative is doing their job in congress. when asked by cnn to describe congress in one word, the most popular word is useless. let's talk about this. joining me kevin madden, republican strategist and political contributor and dana bash, our chief correspondent. welcome. >> good morning. >> dana, let's talk a little about this confrontation between steve king and this dreamer. do these tactics work with lawmakers? >> we're talking about it, so i think -- and we've just played a lot of it. by the way, it goes on for seven minutes. i watched the whole thing, and it was cringe worthy, i have to say. so, yes, in that way they do work in that the whole point of this woman's confrontation was for her to t

you suggest let steve king do steve king tour of 2016 funded by the democratic national committee. could it -- will this sort of strategy of indignation and ire play better for republicans in the long run and not gin up the left base? >> i agree this will have a bigger impact in 2016. no question about it. but i think what's important about the meltdown in congress is that democrats are looking at their own base, particularly say voters in their 20s who voted for the first time for barack obama because they thought washington could be different. gridlock has hurt the democrats among those voters, even if it's caused by the republicans because they've been saying, wasn't obama supposed to change things. i think what was very visible last week is this is not obama's doing. this is the doing of a faction in the republican congress that's really taking control of the place. so to the extent that democrats can go to such voters and say you really have to go out this time? you really can't let them just be these kind of radical rejectionist and not say a word until 2016. it may become a

what is he doing at a steve king fund-raiser?a, and if he wants to run for president, he needs to try to appeal to iowa republican voters and so he is there fund-raising for an iowa congressman. but i mean, i think that maybe senator paul did have an interview. i think he's also smart enough to realize that being in a confrontation with the congressman and immigration activist is probably not the place he wants to be. let the congressman deal with it and just sort of run away. >> that seems to be the problem, christina, for folks like paul even if they run very, very perfect campaigns and do do a very good job appealing to my tor minorities, they're stuck with the steve kings and further out than that, the mo brooks. >> don't forget, this is steve king who told our "roll call" reporter the bill, itself, was like he had ordered it off the menu. this is someone who is shaping republican policy right now and that's not a place speaker john boehner wants to be in. even mitch mcconnell who had a successful effort defeating this bill,

how offensive steve king was or the rand paul runaway? >> it's got to be steve king here. this reminds me of the town halls around health care. immigration is not going to go anywhere in terms of legislation. it is going somewhere with executive action. that's what the white house is signalling. these confrontations will happen through the midterm election cycle. these members of congress cannot escape. >> rand paul is quick on his feet, even with a bite of hamburger there. people will be having to go face to face with the people they want to kick out of the country. >> what struck you more? the statements and questioning of congressman king or the fact that rand paul ran away? >> that's a tough one to pick between. i will go here with rand paul, namely because over the past couple of months, he's been trying to rebrand himself. he's trying to position himself as a softer republican, one of these compassionate conservatives who can speak to democrats, who can speak to the middle. who spoke at the naacp meeting. when the rubber meets the road, when these dreamers, the latin

approach steve king.atch rand paul sitting at the table. >> and arizona is the university and i know you want to get rid of dak. >> otherwise known as get out of dodge. th th leave in hamburger behind. >> he talks about creating a bigger tent republican party and reaching out to minorities, confronted with a moment where he can have an honest conversation with somebody in front of the cameras his staff swoops in and pulls him away. >> you can't imagine chris christie pulling away from that conversation. he's been much better about -- >> you can't imagine chris christie hanging out with steve king. >> that is another point. one of the complaints about rand paul, can he prove he can have a functional strong operation. there's a rag tag band quality to his team for a long time and he's trying to do a lot of hires, stepping up and be more professional and have a different type of team but that is the thing and we were talking about this before, to your point about christie wouldn't be there. you got to know i

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not just steve king feeding off racial issues. after yesterday's circus stunt the tea party congressman mo brooks blamed the president the for declaring war on whites. he went further. in an interview with the huntsville times he said, quote, what the democrats are doing is dividing america by race. they are waging a war on whites. i find that repugnant. the democrats are openly soliciting votes of people based on skin color. that's wrong. nobody should be attacked based on skin color. i don't know of a single republican who made p an appeal for votes based on skin color. gene, you grew up with this. i don't know. >> what i grew up with was more sophisticated and subtle than that. >> white power is a phrase i have heard. this guy is a u.s. congressman today. >> today. >> he's in office now. >> a war on whites. it's breathtaking really. he got a second bite at the apple, too. he said the stuff in a radio interview and then the birmingham newspaper said -- >> is that what you really mean? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> you're not going

identify themselves, shake hands with congressman steve king. rand paul, he hears it, as well as we just did, even better because he's sitting right there. he's heard them identify themselves, and he makes the right political move for a republican candidate in iowa. just get out of there. this can come to no good. >> this is such an awkward political issue for republicans. so much of the base is anti-immigration. the only thing house republicans could agree on was a will to end daca and say no, we don't want to let these people stay in the country. at the same time, immigration reform polls well with the electorate as a whole. and when republicans talk about these issues, they come off as nasty. you have steve king right there with his calves the size of cantaloupes comment. so the right strategy for anyone running for president is to say as little about immigration as possible and certainly not be present for an argument between steve king and an immigrant that just wants to make a living in the united states. >> classic political move. i don't

and steve king's one of the guys in iowa. so that's kind of who he's got. now, i don't think he looked particularly presidential, backing out and running away. and actually, i think this is one thing that rand paul has been doing pretty well, is that standing up in his caucus, trying to reach out to different constituencies other than the old, white male voters that they're used to. this wasn't exactly his time to shine, so to speak. >> manu, four house republicans like steve king who have basically made it their mission to block immigration reform, and most recently this border bill, they've now headed home. how are they being received by the voters? is it, you know, a sense of praise? are they treated like heroes, or is there a sense of embarrassment? >> no, i think in these conservative districts, they think they've done what those voters wanted. in fact, in a lot of those races when i was talking to a republican congressman last week, the feeling was that they didn't really want to give obama much of anything because they believe this is his mess at the

what does steve king do? he grabs her hand and says, look, i'm sorry you come from a country of lawless. are you joking me? that's the problem! you can't just say it. you center to do it. you can't say you have to be compassionate and be not compassionate. i'm tired of the republicans saying i want this but they do nothing about it on gay marriage, on equality, on immigration. on a woman's right to privacy. all of these things on the voting rights act. none of these things are priority. if they were they would confront them head on as opposed to talking about them. >> i think he brings up points you may want to comment on. >> wow! okay. well, you know, in all fairness. you do have a point. i think the gop, we are a little weak in those areas. that is, i mean, i'm not going to defend that. because i do feel like that's where we're struggling. i feel like, if we -- the more we can move to the center and go away from the far right, the more that we are going to pick up the african-american vote, the latino vote.

to me, it's not only that, but just the fact that he was there with steve king just really shows -- itands that being with king on his presidential campaign, if he does decide he's going to run, it's not really going to help him. i hope he learned that from romney, that latinos do care about immigration. steve king right now is not the best advocate for him to be campaigning with. >> real quick, were you scared when he grabbed you -- when congressman king grabbed your hand? >> i honestly didn't know what to do. i didn't want to be rude. i'm usually very soft spoken. i was trying to be as eloquent as possible with him. but when he grabbed my hand, i really didn't know how to react: i kind of went with talking to him instead of doing any other -- i don't know. i really didn't know what to development he did grab me and held my hand very tightly. i think he wanted me to stop talking. you saw the rest on the video. >> incredible video. i want to ask each of you of your takeaway. raul, let me start with you. >> i think it sums up two responses we're seeing in the gop on immigration. one, r

in other words, the problem with campaigning with steve king is campaigning with steve king. it is something senator paul addressed by pretending yesterday that he wasn't campaigning with steve kin. >> we're looking for a great crowd. thank you for bringing that up. >> arizona state university and i know you want to -- i want to give you the opportunity to get rid of it. >> the other problem with campaigning with steve king, sometimes you're forced to run away from steve king so quickly, you don't get to finish your lunch. the iowa caucuses are contest number one. so paul and everyone else have to sfri king's favor which exposes them to the kind of alterations they would rather avoid ahead of the general election. sticking up for the dreamer in the video would plus ably doom paul's primary campaign. so rand paul does what he had to to. aligning yourself with extremists and then trying to run away with them before anyone notices. how is that strategy working out for the gop? apparently not well. according to a poll, just 35% of registered voters have a favorable view of the rep

erika andiola show down with steve king. not her first. it's driving the immigration conversation. i'll talk to her on this wednesday, 6th of august. >>> good morning. i'm jose diaz balart. new details about the insider attack that killed a two-star general. senior afghan official said major general harrold green was shot in the back four times by an afghan soldier. he was the highest ranking active duty soldier to be killed in a combat zone since vietnam. eight other americans were wounded. they'll be flown to germany later this afternoon. >>> we're joined by retired army colonel jack cay jjacobs and re army colonel and vietnam and cold war veteran. the obvious question, how could it have happened again? >> because, jose, unfortunately, the most dangerous enemy we have anywhere is the insider. and no matter how much we prepare people, there's someone who is going to pop up out of nowhere like major hassan and many other examples of people. prabtly, there's no defense against the insider. >> colonel jacobs, since 2008142 coalition deaths have come from insider attacks. does the lat

they're being demoralized by the steve kings of the world.the anxiety continues to nk now with the community also have the dialogue in their communities away from the relate trick and i hope the president can help deal with that. >> what we do no is that sooner rather than later, the president is going to act unilaterally on the issue. we'll continue to have that conversation. thank you congressman for being with us. appreciate your time. >> coming up, crews have made more than 100 rescues in two days, thanks to scadaredevils trying to surf on 25-foot waves, we'll go out to california where the surf's up. >> it has the power to kill and so respect that. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do some

a prominent tea party congressman, steve king, is wanting the president not to take executive actions on immigration later this summer. >> i think congress has to sit down and have a serious look at the rest of this constitution and that includes that i word that we don't want to say, and i only say that 93 on this program because i want to encourage the president, please don't put america into a constitution crisis. >> so he wants to encourage the president by threatening impeachment? that's a new one. and there's more. >> but you're saying that if he were to do that, then impeachment would be on the table? >> i think then we have to start to sit down and take a look at that, where would we draw the line otherwise? if that's not enough to bring that about, i don't know what would be. >> a member of congress is talking impeachment over something the president hasn't done yet? it's startling. but it's the sort of thing that's now common in the gop. today, republican senator rand paul vilified president obama for the same thing, possible executive action in the future on immigration. >>

they're not just seeing congressman steve king on their screen.ext it was named republican. >> right, right. michele bachmann was the one giving the response to the tea party not the republican party. let's go back to 2008. we had people on that stage saying, aren't we blessed to live in a nation where people would rather break into it as opposed to one people want to break out of? there's a disconnect in the last election, between the person who was the nominee and the actual good strong helpful rhetoric on this issue. people like santorum, gingrich. >> hadn't that disconnect gotten worse when we reached this point. two years ago, we're talking about immigration reform. now we're saying they don't do a border bill. >> this doesn't need to be comprehensive. focus on getting to the back of the line, focus on fines, that's how you do this thing. i don't know how it became so in vogue to make everything comprehensive. >> they're trying to take something away, they're actually saying to kids who grew up here, who only know the united states, we always

this is steve king peter king peter king is going off on the president we're going to jack a. little hasn't battle yeah hey i thought you know it's summer but anyhow why don't why don't i do republicans are sufficient to comment on the president's fashion choices yet there you go why do republicans like holding the american people hostage the last time they did it it cost us twenty four billion dollars this was the october shutdown that's enough to send five hundred fifty four. thousand kids to private college over a million kids to state colleges and universities enough to buy eighty seven thousand nine hundred homes for americans it's enough to broad provide free breast cancer screenings for every woman in america for seventeen years without me this is why do republicans want but wait well where's the money what can i explain what is it when democrats it's for the american people one of the democrats. took bold legal to say oh no we didn't we. were breaking told he was going to solve the budget to shut down the government three times of the me. so i don't remember the detail

if steve king is talk about impeachment, the president's lawyer saying these are legal moves.hey're going to lay the groundwork. people i talked to, say the president has some leeway in this record. >> the do-little congress heads home. five weeks with failure to get a border deal done. in the broad scope of this year, is that an indication of a divide at its worst that we're seeing? >> absolutely. there's real-world consequences. this is an issue that both parties say is a humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands of children, additional families, trying to figure out what to do with them. republicans want to speed up deportations but didn't provide money to do so. and democrats want to make sure the children are housed and have legal protections. this is a problem. obviously, washington, for now, for a long time, has had a problem getting things done. and the president is saying he's going to figure out a way on his own to do this. >> let's talk about midterms in the short time here. there's some democrats that are distancing themselves from president obama. in the midst of tha

undocumented immigrants straight to the source of modern day nativism republican iowa congressman steve king congressman king was eating lunch with senator rand paul at a restaurant in iowa any all i confronted him about wanting to kill the deferred action for childhood arrivals program better known as dr doctor gives work permits to dreamers like n.d. go up on documented evidence were brought to the u.s. by their parents and she dared congressman king to show how committed he was to having her deported by ripping up her work permit check it out. and actually agree . or don't remember at any rate here. that i think that he actually. cares and if the university and i know you want to get rid of doctors they want you to meet you really want to great i think it's great money. you can buy. that and i think you take that. considering all the awful things steve king is said about undocumented immigrants the past took a hell of a lot of courage good on america the bad senator rand paul in the kentucky senator heard what eric and you know i was talking to king about he decided not to do anything but

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steve king of iowa, the u.s. congressman, he gladly used fox news sunday with chris wallace yesterday as his megaphone for his impeach obama bugle cry, and the white house probably couldn't have been happier. our own chuck todd lampooned the notion that fox was in cohorts to book king in the first place. as chuck said, i think the white house would love if somebody -- if everybody booked steve king 24 hours a day. anyway, this is congressman king reacting to reports that president obama is planning to act on immigration reform without congress. >> i think congress has to sit down and have a serious look at the rest of this constitution and that includes the "i" word that we don't want to say. where would we draw the line otherwise? if that's not enough to bring that about, i don't know what would be. we have never seen anything in this country like a president who says i'm going to make up all immigration law i choose and drive this thing despite the resistance of congress. >> is there a chicken game going on her

why do you want to do that and why do you and steve king this is the solution to a moral crisis in our have an answer just like he didn't have an answer in florida when dreamers asked him. you said dress down dreamers in those places. it's really disappointing that representative ryan has followed steve king into the abyss of immigration reform that says nothing but go back and get out to people like myself and my mother. >> but steve king is even taking credit for stuff that republicans are doing right now. writing their immigration policy. are you as stunned as i am that this is happening? >> to me, i've seen republicans do this over and over again. i'm not as surprised to see republicans do this. i mean, i worked in congress for a year and not only just working there for a year i realized how this party just keeps going right and right and right and following steve king and those steps but to me, again, when we see we have allies like president obama saying he is our ally. i don't understand, where is he at in all of this? >> as you said in your response to the first question, where

speak you know which the bad guys and steve king during an appearance on newsmax t.v. wednesday the iowa congressman told host j.d. hayworth that he wasn't worried about racial profiling in ferguson missouri is reason. it's about what you'd expect congressman king check it out. no racial profiling. by d. the video to me like you don't need to bother with that particular factor because they're all appear to be i. think old you know but think gold or a big continental or i've been away for a break. that's right steve king said there can't be racial profiling in ferguson because everyone's from the same continent origin unbelievable and the very very ugly representative louie gohmert not to be outdone by is partner in stupidity steve king the texas congressman claimed in during a radio interview with a tea party news network yesterday that people crossing the us mexico border would have people seriously trying to. this is ministration doesn't have the desire doesn't have the will to actually stop it because they see people coming across as undocumented democrats and so. th

the far right tea partier steve king. he told "roll call," quote, the changes brought into this are ones i've developed over the past two years. it's like one i order off the menu. davi david, i think we have a prb. they're capable of doing something. what are they doing? what are they doing? >> the question is whether you're doing this for governance or whether you're doing it for show, for politics. if you're doing it for your governance, you pass the bill. even though the president might veto it. you go in a conference, you bring the senate in and you get a conference. as we know, the house gop compromise is a dirty word, so as far away as any compromised position as the gop bill was yesterday that boehner couldn't pass, he had to make it even further away from a compromised position to get the house -- his own people and the tea parties folks to support it. the most frightening thing i saw today on twitter about an hour or two ago, someone tweeted out a picture, steve king and representative michele bachmann sitting a

watch senator rand paul, representative steve king, and this self-described dreamer. >> i'm actually a dreamer myself. and i'm originally from mexico, but i've been raised here. i graduated from arizona state university, actually. i know you want to get rid of daca. i wanted to give you an opportunity. if you really want to get rid of it -- >> now, the young woman invited the republican congressman to rip up her daca card. while it allows deferred action immigration on some dreame drea wants to put it on the chopping block. quote, when rand paul supporters yell, run, rand, run, that means a dreamer has been spotted in the crowd. and this particular dreamer had this to say to rand today here on msnbc. >> if he's really trying to run for office in 2016 for presidential office, i think that he needs to think about it twice before he starts showing up with steve king in places. steve king has been one of the most extreme anti-immigrant folks in congress. >> rand paul maintains he didn't run away. he just had to leave for another interview really fast. meanwhile, in the world of sports, y

steve king says his business has spiked 50% in the wake of the ferguson riots and joins us now. e, let me talk to you about this. did you see this increase in sales as a result of what was going on in ferguson? are you the likely place people would go to to buy a gun? >> yes, i am a neighborhood shop. i service the north county communities and they have been coming in on a regular basis. >> did you get some sense, did people come in and say i am worried about unrest in the area and that's why i want to buy a gun or do people who were thinking about buying a i don'tt sort of get triggered to do so by this sort of event? >> yeah, what happens is the people see an events like this happen in their neighborhood and what they do is they think about their family safety and their own personal protection. 100 percent of our customers in the last three days have been purchasing fire arms in personal defense. this is not -- generally our store a recreational spot. we have an indoor shooting range and a training academy, we teach people how to shoot. they go downstairs and shoot in the range

he was with congressman steve king at a fund-raiser yesterday and they got ambushed. take a look. >> i'm actually a dreamer myself. and i'm from mexico originally. i have been raised here and graduated from the university actually. and arizona state university. >> wait. senator paul? where are you going? joining us now, robert costas of "the washington post" and strategist rogan higley. he knows the battleground well. thank you for being here. hogan, you spent sometime in iowa in the previous election cycle. was that a smart move to get the heck out of that immigration confrontation? >> i don't know. i don't think it helps me long term. i mean, you know, you used a term and will correct you. you said he was ambushed. that's not really being ambushed. that's just politics in iowa. >> right. >> you have an intimate relationship with every voter coming up to you. you get the chance to ask every candidate everything that affects you in your life. these people said i'm a dreamer. he turned around and made it a nightmare and rolled away from the table and not going to play

the tupac in all this, making himself the center of attention, that's steve king. position on immigration now is identical to the official republican position, which is that the only answer is maximum deportations, due process be damned. and maximum border militarization. king said of the bill they passed, it's like i ordered it off the menu. he also cites the bible to why he fights to protect them. when you see tens of thousands of children fleeing death, you might think compassion would follow, but republicans had spent decades preaching no an ne amnesty that the party can no longer be reasonable partners if finding a solution. surely the hackneyed meme that congress could be led by the president if only he were more of a leader or more whatever is dead, after once again we see that the house is a caucus that struggled to be led by anyone in its own party. a little more charm or force or golf with obama would make no difference. he's the enemy the the two gop factions can agree on even as they're at war with each other. the real problem is war itself. political sc

say could trigger impeachment proceedings here steve king. none of us want to do the thing that's left for us as an alternative but the president has decided that he is simply going not. going to enforce any immigration law or at least not against anybody except the felons which essentially he has done already this is a broader group of people i think congress has to sit down have a serious look at the rest of this constitution and that includes that i word that we don't want to say and i only say that now on this program because i want to encourage the president please don't put america into a constitutional crisis please don't do that there's too much at stake in this country to be decided that you can take over the constitution and write it out well . a and b. who was the first president of the modern era who radically stopped i mean radically stopped enforcement of our immigration policies in a way that literally transformed that decade and and periods that followed the reagan it was reagan in eighty six when he decided that he was no lon

. >> y hablando de empujar, tÚ empujaste y duro con steve king, el congresista. lo enfrentaste.cho para poder quitar daca, entonces: "oh, que estoy peleando contra los ilegales", como cosas que dice asÍ Él, ¿verdad? y yo en mi caso fui y le dije... tenÍa un poco de enojo, y a pesar de que tenÍa acciÓn deferida y es lo Único que uso para viajar, tenÍa mucho coraje en mi cabeza. fui y le dije: "mira, si quieres deshacerte de la acciÓn deferida agarra mi tarjeta y rÓmpelo, empieza con eso si tienes el valor". >> ¿quÉ respondiÓ? >> su reacciÓn fue que no la quise romper, pero su reacciÓn fue bastante... pues me agarrÓ de mis manos muy fuerte, me decÍa que si hablaba inglÉs, aunque habÍamos tenido una conversaciÓn ya por dos minutos. "¿hablas inglÉs? ¿hablas inglÉs?". le digo: "sÍ, hablo inglÉs". >> viendo el video te reiterado esa pregunta. >> sÍ, varias veces, y tal vez diciÉndome que si yo traÍa drogas, que si... varias cosas, entonces para mÍ, como te digo, yo sÉ que no vamos a cambiar el corazÓn a steve king, yo no espero eso, pero es bueno que la gente sepa dÓnde el partido rep

steve king talking about it is not the way to go.you think about impeachment, you're talking high crimes and misdemeanors. if i were the g.o.p., you have to wait and see what president obama does. then i say you take it to the courts. then you let a court decide whether this is the right thing to do. if they want to hold the president in contempt of court, president obama will likely say, forget it and ignore the courts. then we'll have a constitution crisis on other hands. >> we're already seeing democrats fundraise on this issue z. and steven king is a radical. we play him and i know because i've been to him many times. he's unreasonable. but when hes things like impeachment, this is not a president who committed treason, who lied under oath. this is not a president who committed a high crime or miss demeanor. >> there we go, andrea has the last word on that. mayor of an american city lifting a water ban that cut off tap water to nearly a half million people. we'll tell you what water tests are now revealing. plus new research that

we'll check in again, steve king is the owner of metro firearms. >>> ferguson police department where much of the tension is centered lice a 50-place diner called kathy's kitchen, if you have pen there you'll know it. jerome jenkins is the co-owner. he joins us on the telephone to tell us how it's affecting him. what's the major concern among small businesses in the area that you're located? >> well, i probably would say the concern and the fear was, with people still come out to our small business in the community? because of what they're seeing on television? >> and you are, but you're a business that serves locals mainly right? you're not dealing with the tourist trade or transient trade. are people coming in? >> yes. actually, a lot of people. ferguson is the community that the majority of the world is not seeing at the moment. our residents come together very well. so when this crisis first started, everybody turned out to support. and so we've had residents that went to almost every restaurant on that street, just to make sure that they could maintain during this crisis. so for

there's congressman steve king. and finally in minnesota, the loss of a third consecutive term, tuff is only five years old and his town has no former government. at an annual summer festival the mayor has drawn names from a hat. they took it in stride and said it was fun, but it's time to move on. he also said that maybe his younger brother should have a chance at mayor because the younger brother just turned two. that's the day's power politics. >> you got to wait your turn. j you have to take your nap. >> appreciate it. thank you. if a new poll is any indication members of congress may want to lie low during the august recess. a poll finds 51% of people surveyed disapproved of the job their member of congress is doing right now. that is the highest in the poll's history. just 41% approved. the poll also finds 49% of those surveyed have a favorable view of democrats while 35% have a favorable view of republicans. >> listen, listen, listen, 21 century fox announced that it is dropping its bid for rival time warner.

congressman steve king. amazing. in tiny dorset minnesota, mayor bobby tough lost an effort to win a third term. tops is five years old. his up to has no form of government and a population 9-28. at an annual summers vest fall the -- festival. a 15-year-old neighbour was the winner. mayor tough says it was fun but time to move on. he raised money for charity and declared that ice-cream is a necessary food. >> that's good. >> that's the power poll. >> thank you. a 2-star general and other american soldiers killed in afghanistan - we'll look at what happened and what it means for the u.s. preps in that country going forward. -- presence in that country going forward. that a number of. >>> an american 2-star general and 14 other coalition troops have been killed in a shooting at a military base in afghanistan, in an insider attack. the shooter believed to be an afghan soldier after opening fire on u.s. troops. the pentagon spokesman says the general is one of the highest ranking soldiers killed since 2001. joining us is