steve king thinking those mexican immigrants, steve king looks like a big old jack-o'-lantern duringween. the two-thirds of the people getting food stamps and our great country are either children, the elderly, or disabled. why would you go after this group? i don't get it. one more point, jesse. guess what states would be hardest hit, jesse? states that voted for donald trump have the highest population of this media group. i don't think it's respectful or loving for anybody to go after children, the disabled, and the elderly. >> jesse: may be the abled bodies people that are getting food stamps can work for the wall. a funeral for the officer assassinated in new york city last week. trying to end hatred who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade californi

steve king thinking those mexican immigrants, steve king looks like a big old jack-o'-lantern duringirds of the people getting food stamps and our great country are either children, the elderly, or disabled. why would you go after this group? i don't get it. one more point, jesse. guess what states would be hardest hit, jesse? states that voted for donald trump have the highest population of this media group. i don't think it's respectful or loving for anybody to go after children, the disabled, and the elderly. >> jesse: may be the abled bodies people that are getting food stamps can work for the wall. a funeral for the officer assassinated in new york city last week. trying to end hatred towards police, up ahead. till be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'

steve king saying we will do thisy and this and this?tiate back from there, they will get the funding? >> dana: maybe the white house could put steve king up to that but my talking point was "not the most persuasive argument for the wall." >> greg: i saw that. >> kimberly: it could be top line. >> dana: consistently, across the board, polling for the wall is 60% against. polling for planned parenthoodg is like almost an 80% popularity rate. not that i think it should be funded by the federal government but basically, he's bringing up two very difficult things. on the food stamp point, if they can prove they can't get those roles t down -- they should do that in a demonstrable fashion. and then instead of saying "people that haven't worked in three decades, we will take their food stamps away" -- >> jesse: i don't think the wall can be chipped away at all. they can't be slowed down or defunded. t if donald trump loses the wall or momentum on the wall, that puts a huge chink in the armor and the base. >> kimberly: the moneyal would be bett

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steve king, obviously a big supporter of his. these are the people who are real hard liners. do you think the nationalists might side with sessions over trump? >> potentially, yes. look, jeff sessions was a member of the immigration cause before donald trump. donald trump. >> right. >> is a relatively new believer in this. jeff sessions was a hard liner on immigration from way back in the way that steve king has been. i just think it creates so many potential problems if he does it. richard mentioned the russia investigation. there are political coalition issues that come with it. as abby noted, who could get confirmed to this job? i think the best hope for jeff sessions is that donald trump leaves off openly attacking him. donald trump, it is true, doesn't have to have a meeting or either fire sessions to make peace with him. he could just stop talking about him entirely. in the last five days, it's gotten more public and more aggressive as it relates from trump to sessions, not less so. >> yeah. it's all -- the leaks are coming from inside the house. >> yes. it feels like h

ilia: el representante republicano por iowa, steve king, dijo que el congreso deberÍa construir en muroeriza. enrique: en california se aprobÓ una ley que prohÍbe la asesorÍa legal para emigrantes, que no sean abogados o funcionarios de gobierno. esto surge luego de que se comprobarÁn varios casos de fraude. reportero: la propuesta de ley pprohÍbe que los asesores legales continÚen trabajando. >> esta medida busca prevenir los fraudes migratorios. reportero: al esposo de esta mujer, supuestamente le arreglaron la residencia pero todo fue un engaÑo. >> resulta que es fraudulento y que le corresponde otra persona. a Él, le hicieron una salida voluntaria y lo deportaron. reportero: al no ser abogados especializados en el tema, no deben asesorar . cabe aclarar que hay organizaciones que reÚnen los requisitos para dar asesorÍa legal, por ejemplo ser no lucrativa. >> estos servicios deben estar supervisados y proveÍdos por abogados. tambiÉn pueden ser consejeros acreditados por el departamento de migraciÓn. nosotros creemos que esta ley criminaliza a gente que ha estado trabajando bien, gente

that's the question steve king of iowa has asked himself. he is proposing this.ake away planned parenthood funding and use it to build a border wall, a combination designed to offend progressives. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: this like a fever dream in santa monica. you're going to take away the planned parenthood federal subsidies and use it to build the boarding trickle border wall >> it's a solution to a complex problem. sometimes people say two birds with one stone. it's about that, it might actually be the whole flock with one rock if we can do this. >> tucker: do you have security? >> i don't answer that question for fear someone will figure out how to crack my security. i feel pretty safe around this town..ff >> tucker: what kind of response has this idea received? >> a lot of pushback from the liberals. i know that our leadership will often make a comment about this, "oh, do you have a twitter storm surrounding you today?"n but i think it's important -- >> tucker: so republican leadership isn't embracin

that's the question steve king of iowa has asked himself. he is proposing this. take away planned parenthood funding and use it to build a border wall, a combination designed to offend progressives. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: this like a fever dream in santa monica. you're going to take away the planned parenthood federal subsidies and use it to build the boarding trickle border wall >> it's a solution to a complex problem. sometimes people say two birds with one stone. it's about that, it might actually be the whole flock with one rock if we can do this. >> tucker: do you have security? >> i don't answer that question for fear someone will figure out how to crack my security. i feel pretty safe around this town..ff >> tucker: what kind of response has this idea received? >> a lot of pushback from the liberals. i know that our leadership will often make a comment about this, "oh, do you have a twitter storm surrounding you today?"n but i think it's important -- >> tucker: so republican leadership isn't embrac

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am i wrong in makinging this parallel between steve king, president trump, and white nationalism?> there's a theme you're seeing. what strikes me is that this president doesn't go into these meetings and speeches focusing on democracy and democratic values. that's the easiest way for him to differentiate us from the russians from, from vladimir putin, what have you. this focus on civilizations, us versus them, terrorists versus the civilized worlds that write symphonies plays right into the vladimir putin's playbook. you look at just u.s. polls here how many americans view russia more favorably. you see their commonality when it comes to the nra, when it comes to evangelicals. it's something we're seeing transpire just recently over time. there is an alarming theme in all of that. >> this is out of the russian playbook. >> they've done this in countries in europe and during their election cycles trying to sow division. >> in the eastern world, they do it almost the way adolph hitler did it by going after ethnic russian groups pocketed throughout the bordering states of modern day

steve king tweeted, no one in america can match the excellence of jeff sessions as attorney general. the trump agenda would be crippled without him. and the congressman joins us now. it's good to see you, as always. >> good to see you. thanks, chris. >> now, let's talk about what matters most, first. senator john mccain, a man you know and a man many admire. this diagnosis is a tough one, but so is he. what do you want people to know? >> well, first, i want the american people all to know that john mccain is an authentic american hero. and the suffering that he did in the p.o.w. camps, often returned to as the hanway hiltons, is awful. he shrunk down to 75 pounds and rattled around inside a body cast. but john's lived through all of that. and he's a person who has stood by his beliefs and disagree with him or not, john mccain is an authentic american hero. he is a fighter and we all ought to be praying for him and looking forward to his recovery and looking forward to him coming back into the united states senate and casting a vote, hopefully to repeal obamacare. >> he is a fighter.

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steve king is in interest-rate strategist at citigroup and said using prioritization would set a dangerous. if treasury goes to it, people will they can another prioritization two or three years down the line when the debt ceiling issue comes back. it wouldn't bode too well. markets would adapt and say if you do it once, you can do it all the time. >> congress would adapt. they don't want to a dollar that this plan existed. if congress gets a whiff that there is more time that they can -- it can take even longer. the political fallout would pressure them to act, but they'll, it would be a prioritization that could mean a downgrading of u.s. credit. and once the precedent is set, it can be repeated easily. david: so what markets are telling us right now about this this situation, it shows credit default swaps down at really low levels. it looks like the markets don't take this terribly serious at the moment. >> there is a bit, to be sure, secretaryory -- mnuchin said that he can fund the government through september. the cbo estimate is that we have early to mid october to give congress a l

am i wrong in making this parallel between steve king, president trump and white nationalism?ere the an uncomfortable thing you are saying. specifically what strikes me, this president, unlike his predecessors doesn't go into these meetings focusing on democracy and democratic values. that's the easiest way to differentiate us from the russian, vladimir putin what have you. this focus on civilization, us versus them. terrorists versus the civilized world, right symphonys, what have you, plays right into president putin's playbook. you look at u.s. polls here, how many americans view russia more favorably. you see their common amendment when it comes to the nra. when it comes to evangelicals. it's something we are treeing transpire just recently over time. and there the an alarming theme in all of that. >> this is out of the russian playbook. they've done this in countries and europe in their election cycles, trying to sew division. >> of course. in eastern europe they do it almost the way adolph hitler did it going after ethnic russian groups pocketed throughout the bordering

i was in the green room when it came out, steve king was here and taken aback that trump -- >> he tweetedfense. >> exactly. she tweeted that trump's agenda would be crippled without jeff sessions. there are many that are loyal to him. >> james: anna, how do you see the rest of the sessions job? >> he has been wanting this job for his entire career. he's not gonna step down because the president roughed him up a little bit in the process. i do think you will see him continue on immigration ban, the war on drugs, all the things he has been working on his entire time as a prosecutor and at the capitol. >> james: one of the key issues in making these comments about the attorney general was that the decision to recuse himself from the russian investigation. does anyone here believe that the president is right about this and that jeff sessions would have had any ground to stay right where he was and not recuse himself? >> sessions had no choice. if you know like not saying the truth, his -- >> james: his encounter, i don't know if they were meetings but he was hobbled by that, is that what you

heather: steve king has an idea how to find donald trump's border wall, suggesting he get the money fromparenthood. rob: i am sure democrats will love that idea. >> reporter: planned parenthood, welfare and the border wall all in one conversation. house republicans recently introduced a spending bill that would allocate $1.6 billion to fund the while. congressman king says that is not go far enough. listen to budget cuts he wants to make to help pay for that wall. >> another $5 billion on the pile, half of that right out of planned parenthood's budget and the rest could come out of food stamps and the entitlements that are being spread out for people who haven't worked in 3 generations, we have to put america back to work, visit ministration will do it. >> others say his idea sounds like a breath of fresh air. john says it is time for the free ride paid for by those who work hard to keep food on the table for their own families to catch a break and is tweet coming from fry great idea, build that wall and another point, mexico is out. bringing mexico back to the conversation. planned pare

am i wrong in making this parallel between steve king, president trump, and white nationalism? >> you seem to embody and enshrine that belief that the west should steal itself for a class of with other cultures, other beliefs. which pretty much spelled out the muslim world. speak of is not a speech he could've given anyplace else. this is a white, america first kind of speech. >> tucker: so extolling the virtues is racist? slate called it white nationalist, according to the atlantic is religious paranoia. let's pause for a second and consider the argument the president's critics are making. trump actually didn't say a word about race. not one. he talked instead about art, innovation, science, free-speech, and democracy. those are not racial categories. those are stamens about beliefs. beliefs that could this country and have sustained for centurie centuries. the question is has the left actually rejected those beliefs, those values? can we know longer agree that free speech is better than censorship, that representative government is superior to dictatorship, that our civil cod

that's least what some republican lawmakers are urging, the republican steve king and other house judiciary committee members formally requested documents related to the fbi's now closed investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. meanwhile, house intelligence committee continues a separate investigation into whether obama administration members attempted to unmask trump campaign officials and intelligence reports, this comes as vladimir putin is reportedly ordering the removal of 755 u.s. diplomats from russia. >>> at least one federal investigation is wrapping . kathy give griffin is no longer under investigation. cnn fired her as its new year's eve host with anderson cooper. >>> six months into the trump presidency and we're learning more about what the democratic party primary for president will look like in 2020. the congressman who said he's running against president trump. >>> eagles had an open practice, they showed out for fans and the military, but there was one guy in particular that was trying to show the most, who that is, coming up later in sports. ♪. >>> world a suspect in

apparently spending nearly $2 billion on a dumb idea wasn't enough for iowa republican congressman steve kingn additional $5 billion, and he told cnn exactly where he would get -- i mean, take it from. >> i'd throw another $5 billioned on the pile and i would find a half of a billion dollars of that right out of planned parenthood's budget. the rest can come out of food stamps and the entitlements being spread out for people who haven't worked in three generations. >> just in case you are not evil and this sounds like unmitigated racially tinged cruelty to you the congressman elaborated on why he is for this, along with job growth, it would save america's waist lines. >> i wouldn't impose anything more strict on anybody in america than what michelle obama did with her school lunch program. we built a program to solve the problem of malnutrition in america and now we have a problem of obesity. when you match up the ebt card with what the scales say on some of the folks i think it's worth looking at. >> congressman, if i were a dog i'd be going crazy from all the whistles, but i guess with iowa

for more on this let's bring in steve king. he's a member of the house judiciary committee. thanks for being with us. i'm so glad you are along as the news is developing. i want to get a quick thought from you as we welcome you to the 2 p.m. eastern hour. what is your first take on what is happening with regards to hawaii? and what attorney general jeff sessions just said. we've had to correct the lower court once. we're willing to do it again, basically. >> i saw in the clip earlier in the day and the image of judge watson is stuck in my mind's eye from his previous decision. but what strikes me is this. i support the statement made by attorney general jeff sessions. he's a stellar individual. we couldn't have a better attorney general. he has to temper his words a little bit and i'll temper mine, too. i am the chairman of the constitutional summary of the judiciary. judge watson, as far as i know, made no reference to the constitution or the law or the rule of law. the statute that congress has passed to grant that authority to the president to determine who comes into ame

to respond, for more on all of this, let's bring in republican congressman steve king, thank you veryuch for talking to us. this is extremely worrisome for many reasons, it is not the first time that north korea has launched a ballistic missile, capable of reaching the united states, but today, we are talking a lot about the height, the altitude, in which this missile was launched, and the threat it poses on the united states, what should president trump's response be? >> boy, that is a good question, where this thing sits right now, as you are seeing the acceleration of the north korean nuclear endeavor, not only are they experiencing as far as muscles go, they are starting to send us the signal that they will soon be able to reach the united states or perhaps can reach the united states, but they are sending a message into her throat, and at some point, something has got to happen, and it needs to happen before there is a nuclear warhead heading over towards the united states or japan or anywhere else for that matter, so i am going to leave that strategy to our department and to be

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joining us now, republican congressman steve king of iowa.hat do you make of the president going after fellow party members? >> he's not a polished politician. and i'm sure he's not familiar with the massive egos that pack this cabinet right now. i wish he hadn't done that. there's a lot more subtle ways to get done what you need donement some of that is look at them in the eye and ask them for their commitment. >> do you think it's just about politi politics. aren't some of these tactics about character, personality, not about knowing the way to do things. this is about dealing with people. that doesn't change when you're in politics? >> i would say, also, i've been involved with and tracked along with the trump campaign for a long time. we started back -- between january of 2015. so i saw some of these things pop up then. he was pretty tough on his political opponents out of 17 candidates and the republican side of this. he seemed to be able to throw those insults out and pull that back again and somehow end up with people's support. but th

and steve king, no one can match the excellence of jeff sessions as a.g. could go on and on with conservatives standing up for jeff sessions. what would it mean if the president fired him, and what's his future? >> i think that if the president fired jeff sessions or if he resigned after this be leaguered treatment, if you will, that you'd have republicans on the hill, number one, that would be petrified that mueller was next. that what the president was doing is trying to finds a way to get to robert mueller, the special counsel. number one, they don't want to have anything to do with the investigation. and robert mueller gives them cover. a way for them even though you have a house and senate intelligence committee investigation in each house, they don't really have to deal with this. it's mueller's issue. the minute mueller's fired or pushed out, all of a sudden people will look at republicans and say what do you plan to do about this. that is not a position they want to be in. >> the well -- let's talk about the boy scouts. the president in the jambore

i was talking with congressman steve king earlier today, a supporter of the president also a supporterf jeff sessions. he said not only would it be difficult to find someone call identified to take this job, but what highly qualified person would take this job when you're going to be subject to this sort of abuse from the president and be so vulnerable to losing this job. >> extraordinary attacks on the attorney general of the united states, the criticism of the deputy attorney general, the criticism of the acting fbi director, the criticism of robert mueller, the special counsel, all by the president. what is the impact of that going forward? >> well, listen, it's hard to see because as rebecca mentioned, when he fired the attorney general there was great consternation and gnashing of teeth and tearing of garments and yet the president got through that and he did come up with an fbi director that seemed to be acceptable to both parties. it's not clear with sessions what the result would be if he were to fire him or if he took the step of firing mueller. my sense similar to rebecca, sp

congressman steve king, republican from iowa with us now.at proposal. spell it out. >> well, stuart, somebody had to say it. we're fighting over the planned parenthood which, an embarassment we have majorities in the house and senate and we haven't been able to cut off that 550 or billion dollars a year, $550 million a year goes to planned parenthood. that is something that majority of american people support. when they asked me how would you fund this wall, i think it will pay for itself what it protects us from crime. if we enforce our immigration laws, that opens up 10 million jobs for americans to do. i would start there, funding out of planned parenthood. i would reach into the entitlement programs, welfare programs. we have more than 70 different means tested will pair programs. nobody has memorized list from them. nevertheless how they work. food stamps are gone up -- snap program when i arrived 15 years ago there were 19 million people on food stamps. now there are up to 46. it has been up to 46 million people on food stamps. we addr

steve king and everybody who is with us, thank you so much and just want to say, congressman brad shermans amazing for helping us get this room and organize this event, lauren but together so many details. the fell load under the direction of christopher and ben and hillary and phillip from our staff, you guys are all rock stars so i just want to say, really, thank you to all of you and i want to invite all of our speakers and our board members and our staff and fellows who currently here, if i can invite you to the front so we can take picture but thank you to everyone who joined us on c-span or here in person. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ending today's conference with a group photo here at the respectability conference. you, watch all of the speakers from the conferenc

neil: iowa republican congressman steve king says you can fund a wall we want to build with among other planned parenthood, a lot of people went aghast, at him. everyone concluded he must be for starving kids but comported himself very well in the interviews. put in perspective we waste a lot of money. we've seen proof of that with number of programs in serious disarray right now, including medicaid funding right now even after the meltdown you would think it would go up and people sign up get medicaid, that economy would improve that would go down. it never did. that is the kind of thing republican congressman from iowa getting at. he joins me right now. food to have you. >> thanks a lot for having me on. i appreciate it. neil: you're almost a care character out of the "pirates of the caribbean" now. how have you been handling the media fallout. >> i have been business. i i have i will fall off this duck's back. they haven'ted point the out any substantive arguments. when you have families, nobody works, milwaukee, 36 blocks residential area, wasn't single employed male head of househo

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experiments than they were with defending their lives and their freedom. , i yield to friend my friend steve king. mr. king: i have no better friend in this city or this country for that matter. just called to come to this floor to add a few words in to the topic that the gentleman from texas has brought forward and so few others that anyone wants to speak to. the societal experiment that's going on in our military, the greatest military in the history of the world. when the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, talks about how history will be written one day, this isn't a civilization killer but an indication of a civilization killer, i think of the circumstances in a little bit older history back in the 16th century and 17th century rl the ottoman empire were sweeping across the countryside, they pressed them into slavery. they wanted to have their crack troops and other troops, too, as well, but what they did in order to keep them from reproducing was that they did reassignment surgery on those slaves that they captured that they had put into their troops. and their reassignment surgery, they too

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steve. yes, we're right on king street this happened basically right in front of the alexandria city courthouseart of old town is bl blod off at this point it's just this one square block, um, between pitt nd asap -- saint say sap street right in front of the courthouse. now, the issue we have we're not sure of actually the gender of the people involved. witnesses are telling us it was a woman but we're not -- we haven't nailed down whether this was a female alexandria city police officer or a female person that an alexandria police officer had a confrontation with. but there was some kind of a struggle here this morning, and a shot was fired. the officer fired the weapon, but nobod however, the officer has been taken to the hospital with some injuries but nothing too ser serious, and the person that the officer was struggling with is in custody. so what you see here now is the investigation by alexandria city police with assistance from the sheriff's office here in alexandria to try to piece this whole thing together. so again an officer alexandria city officer male or female we're not sure wa

king of the road. check out our summer rates now at lq.com. steve: welcome back to "the next revolution."rd fromhe former l.a. mayor. tell us about your experience as a teacher. >> have much like the mayor, i'm pro kid. it's not that we didn't need certain things in nevada. but the way the education association was going about it, i was against. because i had the courage to say i don't agree with this. but i don't agree this is the way. i ended up losing that support and i did not get it back. that affected my next campaign. many of us who do oppose who for the most of part are friends. when we have to say in this situation yes we are still friends, but this is what's important, what we are going to accomplish for these children, it doesn't go very well for us. steve require shouldn't be a left-right thing. >> it shouldn't. i prefer a partnership. at some point people will realize that's the best way to go forward. but i'm going to fight for those kids. i was one of them. if i grew up in a home with chog and drugs and i was a high school dropout. i group like many of them, we were making

visit ncicap.org] steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. ♪ [theme music] >>> welcome to potus 2017 where we keep watch on the oval office and pour cold hard facts on the over heated political rhetoric. i'm marty goldensohn in for brian lehrer. today the risky way to boost the steel industry and the shady way to eleminate government regulations. propublica reporter robert faturechi will be here to tell us about president trump's deregulators w