>> well, because for steve king it works, fear works.olitical elections. they hear their own president saying they're all a bunch of drug runners and thieves. who are they going to believe? >> the challenge for us is outside entities. so communities around us who don't understand the value of diversity. >> like your congressman? [ laughter ] >> no comment. >> when you talk to people on a rational level, they say, yeah, we do need those people working slaughtering hogs in storm lake. we've got to get our porkchops somewhere and the white people won't do the job anymore. >> that's not debatable anymore? >> it's not debatable. you're not going to go drive a forklift or cut the bung hole out of a hog. there is a job that tyson called the bung cutter. do you want your kid to be a bung cutter? no. ♪ >>> up next, do you worry that by speaking out publicly, it will get you in more trouble? the undocumented workers revealing their identity. [ speaking foreign language] >> and fighting back against the president of the united states. (male announc

steve king, steve king voted for the resolution.you discipline the members of your caucus. >> we are not taking cues from you obviously. we know how to win. we did in 2018 when we beat president trump at the ballot box. that's why we have the majority now. if we have a true policy debate we'll prove in 2020 donald trump has fail the american people. trish: what is the policy that you think will win? >> number one arm is healthcare where the republicans have failed. ism each, lower prescription drugs. >> free healthcare for everyone. >> i talk to my republican friend all the time and they are scared about the idea the republicans have failed on healthcare. you can laugh or brush it off. >> it's a recipe for disaster. a free healthcare for illegal aliens and de facto open border. >> what nominee said that is going to be the policy for our party. trish: pretty much every single one, antjuan. we have some sound object tape we run weekly. i don't know if the producers can call it up so quickly to aid you in who exactly has promoted this.

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i also think, look, it's very easy to call out someone like steve king.very, very hard to call out someone like omar. this is someone that's a woman of color, wears a hijab, has an inspiring story of being a refugee from somalia. a, who wouldn't want to support someone with that profile? b, she's subject because of that part of her identity to a lot of hate and vitriol. i think when we criticize someone like her, it's very important to criticize her based on her ideas and not based on her identity. i think that's sort of a very important thing to follow in general when we're talking about this. >> yeah. you know, one of the complicated parts of criticizing someone like representative omar on her ideas -- and i hear this all the time in my reporting -- the sense that people who sit in these different seats hear differently comments coming from someone like representative omar, representative clab, they don't hear the dog whistles that some jews hear when they speak. they don't see them as trope. they see them as a way of policing their words or trying to c

steve king is they've had to quarantine a little bit. but there is not that big after difference. >> it's hard for me to think of anything steve king has said. >> right. >> that is worse than that string of outbursts. >> right. >> even as bad. yeah, yeah. >> here's one thing i think is also important here is the politics of this. there is a sort of argument the strategist mastermind by the president. i don't think -- this is not a popular thing. when he -- after charlottesville, he hit a job approval rating low of 34%. this is not to say the country doesn't have a long history of white supremacy and racism. go back to where you came from is not appealing to a majority of americans. am i crazy? >> go back to where you came from is from the racist playbook. i think this is the mastermind. back to old faithful. if i had a dollar for every time someone told me to go back to africa, i could buy this building twice over. and the second part of the plea book is i don't have a racist bone in my body. okay. >> one following the other. >> they go

whereas steve king was quoted as saying that. and then, there are a whole series of whereases here that reject the odious ideologies of white supremacy and white nationalism. there's a whole lot of other ode yose ideologies some of them openly defended here on the floor of the house of representatives, not by me, not by anybody. i agree with the whereas. the rejection i put into the congressional record the previous friday was more clear and more stark and it rejected those odious ideologies more distinctly and more effectively than the resolution that was introduced by mr. clyburn. all those whereases i agree with. got down to the resolved of this resolution and it says revolved that the house of representatives once again rejects white nationalism, white supremacy as hateful expressions of intolerance that are tront rah dict -- contradictory to the values that define the people of the united states. agreed again. madam speaker, i'm making this point that the world seems to forget, i supported this resolution because it was true

seeking --sentative steve king? guest: right, who tends to be controversial. i went to all 39 counties at least three times and most of them five or six times. the way democrats have traditionally ran in the last 10 years have not enabled to get out there as much. we have to change the narrative. that is what we did in the fourth district. intook an abandoned district a flyover state and we made a competitive. it is amazing to see all of the 2020 candidates come into western iowa and get the crowds whereas before we used to just come by one time to say they came by but now they're coming back and it is cool to see what we have built on, or what they are doing with what we built on. host: robert in michigan. you are on, go ahead. caller: i have a question for you. -- why dothe republicans democrats in washington allow prayer to go out of the school? guest: this country is founded on separating church and state and with public schooling, there is plenty of prayers in catholic school where i attended my first couple of years of school. host: when the messaging yo

seeking --sentative steve king? guest: right, who tends to be controversial. i went to all 39 counties at least three times and most of them five or six times. the way democrats have traditionally ran in the last 10 years have not enabled to get out there as much. we have to change the narrative. that is what we did in the fourth district. intook an abandoned district a flyover state and we made a competitive. it is amazing to see all of the 2020 candidates come into western iowa and get the crowds whereas before we used to just come by one time to say they came by but now they're coming back and it is cool to see what we have built on, or what they are doing with what we built on. host: robert in michigan. you are on, go ahead. caller: i have a question for you. -- why dothe republicans democrats in washington allow prayer to go out of the school? guest: this country is founded on separating church and state and with public schooling, there is plenty of prayers in catholic school where i attended my first couple of years of school. host: when the messaging yo

you get someone like that guy like steve king, republicans can script to him but they don't make him. the democrats made him get out. >> they didn't make him do anything. >> jesse: 's party ate him alive. however, he is not innocent. i know personally to people that he did this to. we talked about it, not just liana. we know kathy lee got -- if frank gifford were alive today he would beat the out of al franken. so i think everybody knew this about al franken. he used to grab people and because them, he bragged about it on howard stern or he talked about in the green room and there is visual evidence that jane may or ignored. she used gossip to destroy cavanaugh but there were actually stories about al franken. i wish he had due process under which he stuck around. i wish he had actually been questioned. but like a lot of people, he had the progressive pig pass. they survive and thrive as long as they support democrats and they look the other way. >> juan: but you think you should have had due process before leaving? >> jesse: he was guilty and he should have stuck around but, i think

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democrats are proposing policies while trump is talking about a wall that i remember steve king was walkingin iowa as a congressman with a little mini built wall. and it's not like it's a policy prescription that was out there, saying, "this will help illuminate the border crossings." >> dana: he's actually also talkticular, he's asking congress to change the asylum laws to try and prevent people from coming here so that they don't have the hardship of coming across. another trying to do that through executive action. i will give you the last word on how that might go. if the congress is going to do it, the president is going to try. just like president obama tried. >> he is, and i think the voters will reward that action. on that point of open borders, this is what happens when you have one party taking a position that is really driven by anything that the other side wants that they are against. frankly, that is particularly damaging whereas here you have mr. biden is a front runner whose administration deported more people than has ever been done. and it's force the democrats, especially

they elected steve king president. >> why? >> because they wanted to tap into this to turn up their base, to turn this base red hot. that's actually trump's strategy here by the way. >> why do you want turn on 37% of the public, the red hot trump people when 37% will lose the general election? >> it's the only way he can lose. >> how do you win with 37%? >> because what he is going to do is tear down the other side. he is going to tear down harris, warren. >> that's fair. that's just rough politics. >> yeah, yeah. but he is going to tear them down and he is going to make the moderates do jump ball at the end of the day. >> you're the pro on this politics thing here. how you make 37 51 or even close enough to 50 to take the electoral college? >> if you have voters in wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan staying out and they aren't energized again you repeat somewhat the model that happened in 2016, and that would be how trump secures a victory. at this point, though -- >> that's with hillary helping. come on, elise. wait a m

steve king brought up a great point. this is rule of law. that's all we're asking. follow the rule of law. this body has been derelict in their duty and that's why this problem has grown. because they put politics above policy. they are afraid to stand up. and it's like i said. we've asked president trump, reconvene congress, bring us back in at the august recess. and i'd bring us back every time until we fix this problem. period. mr. gohmert: can i add one more thing? mr. yoho: yes, sir. mr. gohmert: our border patrol agents are exhausted. mr. yoho: they are. mr. gohmert: they have worked so many hours. and we had a hearing today in judiciary, adding on a bill, adding requirement after requirement, millions and millions of dollars. they didn't give them any money to do the job of enforcing the border. our border patrol agents need help. mr. yoho: they do. i appreciate you bringing that up. i'm going to talk about that at the end. at this point i'd like to yield 10 minutes to my good friend and colleague from pennsylvania, brigadier general, scott perry. mr. perriel

can you imagine in steve king excommunicated republican from iowa, we don't need anymore white faces.016 gave a talk at historically black college, howard university. no one way to be black. i guess ayanna pressley didn't get the memo. she said there is only one way to be black, one way to be brown. to agree with me, otherwise atio taco or uncle tom. that is what she trade. brian: that was larry elder. he would not fit in the what she wants. republicans are trying to solve the border crisis. they can't get legislation passed. lindsey graham will offer legislation. democrats might come on board to get it to the house. house of homeland security released a plan. that he will deny asylum to migrants who fail to apply for protections in at least one country they pass through on the way to the u.s. unless they are from mexico. there is provisions to prevent mexicans to come into the area, they will be sent back immediately regardless of their plight. honduras and salvadorians will be denied, apply for asylum in mexico before they are able to apply asylum in the u.s. steve: that is the key

seeking --sentative steve king? guest: right, who tends to be controversial. went to all 39 counties at least three times and most of them five or six times. the way democrats have traditionally ran in the last 10 years have not enabled to get out there as much. we have to change the narrative. that is what we did in the fourth district. intook an abandoned district a flyover state and we made a competitive. it is amazing to see all of the 2020 candidates come into western iowa and get the crowds whereas before we used to just come by one time to say they came by but now they're coming back and it is cool to see what we have built on, or what they are doing with what we built on. host: robert in michigan. you are on, go ahead. caller: i have a question for you. -- why dothe republicans democrats in washington allow prayer to go out of the school? guest: this country is founded on separating church and state and with public schooling, there is plenty of prayers in catholic school where i attended my first couple of years of school. host: when the messaging you

but it's dropped right smack dab in the middle of steve king's congressional district. go figure.emocratic candidates come and campaign here. as for mayor pete, he's keeping the politics a little bit of a light touch here, marching in the parade. i had a chance to hop in the parade and ask him about how this compares to south bend and how he would compare it to what president trump is throwing tonight in d.c. >> reducing our nation to tanks and shows of muscle just makes us look like the kind of loud mouth guy at the bar instead of the extremely diverse and energetic nation we are. >> reporter: how does this compare to the festivities in south bend? >> reminds me of home, but i like the lake to the side. >> reporter: what do you think of this next to what we'll see in washington, d.c.? >> you don't have to work too hard to prove it, you can tell that people love their country, they love their community. >> reporter: you got a little bit of bonus pete on the front end. i think that's from talking to another group of reporters further down in the parade route. the point is largely t

i have won big time in the congressional districts that mirrors king steve's in the state of minnesota. the congressional district along the west. i don't usually go into details but you guys know when what this means. the congressional district next to north dakota and south dakota. won it big time. i have won on the canadian north dakota. where my family is was. the daughter of a teamer and numberman. the first woman elected from the state of minnesota u.s. senate and a can't for the president of the united states. that is because i have listened to these people in all these counties and done their work and i have won. u can go back to the run for city council. my slogan then was all the way with amy k. i'll tell you one more. but i've won and we need a candidates that doesn't see the midwest as flyover, understands how important it is for our national victory and can win in states like iowa, can win in wisconsin and can win in michigan and the last last time i saw and not always in those lineups with trump, i was in the state of michigan. i was ahead by eight points and that was a s

>> you know, steve, bob mueller is the king of sir cup specktion and that tends to frustrate people,cks to the corners of the 400 page report there's so much in there so i think his goal should be two fold. one, expose to public view the information in volume one that shows overwhelmingly that trump and his campaign coordinated, cooperated and yes, colluded with the russians. then move on to volume two and talk about the evidence. >> glenn, i don't mean to interrupt you there. but the report specifically said that they could not reach that determination so how would he do what you're suggesting? >> here's how. i think i would ask him a question and these questions are going to have to be precise if you're going to want to draw information out that can be used to combat the disinformation that we get from the president. i would ask him, you know, special counsel mueller, you have heard the president say over and over again your investigation found no obstruction, no collusion. is it true or false that your investigation found no collusion? reading volume one and based on the fact that

king and queen of england. brian: were they called frankfurters ted. jillian: burgers and hot dogs to teams that win. come on, they served hot dogs to royalty. steve king and queen of england. look at that. ainsley: it reminds me of america. it reminds me of baseball games and hot dog eating contest. brian: what decided we needed a bun with hot dog. ainsley: bread always makes everything better. it's sand wished around the meat. build build tried to build on your statement. steve: nathan hand worker and the recipe was developed by his wife's grandma. ainsley: the recipe of the nathan hot dog? brian: nitrates had a place to go with the invention of the hot dog. ainsley: eat the rest of the cow and throw the rest in the blender. brian: it's like this. did you go over there and make the hot dogs, i promise not to look. ainsley: that's what it says in recipe card. put that in your cookbook, steve. [. brian: let's talk about what happened yesterday on the house floor. like so much going on over the last 10 years it's unpress tent k. dented that we can remember. the speaker of the house thought it would be a good idea to condemn the president's remarks

ainsley: you know why because gayle king interview. steve: yeah. hen rasheda tlaib she stepped. in she was trying to answer that question gayle king said have you met with the speaker she said our people is talking. ainsley: rasheda stepped in said she is a freshman congresswoman we would love to speak with the speaker but it's her job to ask her to come to her office. she got blow back and now nancy pelosi has invited them to her office. steve: one conditions on southern border. the president has been very vocal about it. brian: they were there for five minutes and all of a sudden they are outraged. steve: here is the president talking about what come 2020 is going to be a very clear choice between the democrats who want one thing regarding immigration and the republicans and the president who want something else. listen. >> a lot of issues. democrats have put the needs of foreign citizens far ahead of our own citizens. [crowd boos] >> nowhere in this world is there anything like what's happening with immigration, how bad it is. the democrats, open

king" is the second highest behind these guys. >> this is the fight of our lives. >> this is going to work, steve. >> "avengers" passed "avitar." ey now owns five of the top ten highest grossing films of the year. >> saw "lion king," loved it, highly recommend it. >> thanks for joining us, have a great rest of your monday. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> the biggest protests yet expected today. the governor of puerto rico will not seek another term, but many are demanding he leave sooner. >> the report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. doc

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out the mother mother/daughter details steve mcqueen tuxedo jackets, tulle skirts and intricate braids. in classic beyonce style -- she dropped a surprise "lion kingsingle fierce during the premiere. ♪ and while beyonce dazed on the red carpet she didn't do any interviews. last her tv sit-down was in 2013. she talked to kevin after her super bowl triumph. why avoid reporters now? she talked about protecting her privacy in her 2013 hbo documentary. >> i always battle with how much do i reveal about myself? how do i keep my humility. how do i keep my spirit? >> she does talk after all directly to her fans on instagram as of this morning, her lion king post had more than 3 million likes. donald glover knows everything about beyonce love. >> this is my son's favorite movie. i wasn't going to tell him i was in it, i was just going to let him see it and see what happened and i was, like, hey, do you want to see "the lion king" tomorrow yesterday? and he said, yeah, beyonce's in it, right? i was like, yeah, daddy's in it, too, though, like daddy's in it. >> you're singing on the soundtrack with beyonce? come on, man. >> what an honor for her. >> stars sh

king" is the second highest behind these guys. >> this is the fight of our lives. >> this is going to work, steve. >> "avengers" passed "avitar." disney now owns five of the top ten highest grossing films of the year. >> saw "lion king," loved it, highly recommend it. >> thanks for joining us, have a great rest of your monday. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> the biggest protests yet expected today. the governor of puerto rico will not seek another term, but many are demanding he leave sooner. >> the report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> democrats are raising the stakes ahead of robert mueller's testimony this week. will it help or hurt the push for impeachment? >> if you obey, you will be save. alter your course. >> a british vessel seized after being warned by iran to change course. the u.k. vowing a robust response. >>> and power still out for thousands in new york and detroit. no air conditioning on one of the hottest, most unbearable weekends in memory. thankfully it is over. did you stay in or did you get out in the heat? >> i

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president is taking aim at so-called squad, and here is carole king, the host of "michigan matters" in detroit your thanks for being with us. guest: steve, it is so great to talk with you. in with want to check reporters from those four representative districts, members of congress of the , of course one of them in your district, representative atlaib. how is that playing out in your area? guest: the squad is getting a but of press nationally, much as younot as might think, and ironically, tlaib has been helped by republicans. in 2012, then republican thernor rick snyder and republican legislator redistricted the area, and she was pitted against another popular democrat, whom she narrowly defeated, and in 2018, when john conyers left after 53 detroit,is area of there were so many african-american candidates running against her, she squeaks through, and then she won that. tlaib, certainly she is smart, she is not allergic to work, but her politics and policies are not in line with michigan, which is certainly much more moderate. detroit mayor mike duggan, who has been an open early supporter of jill biden, and wayne county and macomb cou

steve: all right. as you can see right here, we're joined by the king ever radio.with you guys. really an honor. really a pleasure. could not go to sleep last night. so excited to be here today. now the time has arrived. steve: it has indeed. rush we'll talk about your betsy ross t-shirt that, is shocking number of people, there it is right there. >> right there it is. steve: we'll talk about that in a couple minutes. first what did you make of the president yesterday seeing the writing on the wall, it would be a protracted legal fight, they're already printing up the census, he decided to essentially ask all the government agencies to send all data about citizens and non-citizens to the commerce department and they will try to figure out who, how many citizens we have in the country? >> i think everybody is looking at this in the wrong way. it is a testament too, by the way of power of people that write the narrative every day. i call it the washington soap opera. i firmly believe it is the media that is running the democrat party today, not the other way around.

theadore caribou theron theon ♪ ♪ kings of leon thanos vanna galifanakis rasta castas rasta casta thanos ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause rasta castas >> stevemmy: dude, i love rasta castas >> steve: i love rasta castas. >> jimmy: rasta castas is pretty good, man ♪ rasta castas on the left-hand side rasta castas on th left-hand side ♪ ♪ bumpin' and the music make me jump up on i did it on the radi radio radio ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: come on, man you're working for the weekend, man. >> steve: i've been working. that's all i'm doing me and lover boy >> jimmy: dude, i know today's friday, guys >> steve: is it? >> jimmy: that's usually when i catch up with personal stuff i check my inbox >> steve: uh-huh >> jimmy: i return some emails of course. i always do that last one there. >> steve: you've got mail. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm on broke aol [ laughter ] ooh, i have the new sting song he's going to do tonight >> steve: ooh. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wanna hear a little bit of it? >> steve: yeah, bust off a tiny little piece >> jimmy: this is the coolest dude, ever, sting. >> steve: he is. >> jimmy: he was hanging ar

steve, thank you. >>> time is 7:48. the video went viral after customers at a burger king told the manager go back to mexico.up in the next hour, the apology he's getting now after that heated argument. >>> up next, why some hotels are getting rid of those many shampoo bottles in the guest room. and what's being used instead. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 7:51. nfl commissioner roger goodell and three officials from the title game are being ordered to appear in a louisiana court. remember this play. they're going to be questioned under oath about this infamous no call. it helped the l.a. rams beat the new orleans saints and they moved on to the super bowl. officials are accused of not calling the penalty for a helmet to helmet hit. that sparked a civil lawsuit seeking $75,000 in damages which will be donated to charity. depositions may take place in september in new orleans. >>> uber is laying off 400 employees around the world trying to cut their costs. the company made the announcement yesterday. uber has struggled to make a profit since its public offering back in may. and company officials say

king and country. they have been on our show. steve: did that number on the show summer concert series.nk i was sleeping that morning. i will go check them out. ainsley: let's get talking. steve: the attorney general for the united states revealed yesterday. ainsley: in south carolina. steve: he was touring a facility talking about criminal justice reform he said i agree with the president the supreme court got it wrong there should be a question regarding citizenship on the census and he has got something up his sleeve. we are probably going to hear about it in a day or two. listen to this. >> we have been considering all the options. and i have been in constants discussions with the president ever since the supreme court decision came down. and i think over the next day or two you will see what approach we're taking. i think it does provide a passive for getting the question on the census. steve: how is he going to do it. ainsley: he didn't give any details. he said he thinks there is a pathway to do it legally. pete: number of options executive action including going back to the cour

specifically that month that steve kornacki just talked about, 1992, a turning point in american politics, it really defines this era. ross perot, launching his bid on larry king, and also pat buchanan, humbling george h.w. bush. when i ran two years ago later, i found there was far more energy at the united we stand meetings, which is per rot's grp than there was with the republican party. most of the people who worked on my first campaign, a long shot campaign, were perot united we stand people, and i found out very quickly that the party of george h.w. bush was no longer the party of bush. this was amalgamation of perot and buchanan, and i think it still is. >> i covered that 1992 race for news day and here's another lesson among the others that steve mentioned from that that apply today and apply to trump's surprise win in 2016. i don't think we took perot seriously enough as a credible candidate in 1992. it took a while for i think the news media to understand that if it was conceivable he could win, unlikely, conceivable he led for a while in june of 1992 and he represented something important we needed to pay attention to, and i do think it started a lo

president is taking aim at so-called squad, and here is carole king, the host of "michigan matters" in detroit your thanks for being with us. guest: steve is so great to talk with you. in with want to check reporters from those four representative districts, members of congress of the , of course one of them in your district, representative atlaib. how is that playing out in your area? guest: the squad is getting a but of press nationally, much as younot as might think, and ironically, tlaib has been helped by republicans. in 2012, then republican thernor rick snyder and republican legislator redistricted the area, and she was pitted against another popular democrat, whom she narrowly defeated, and in 2018, when john conyers left after 53 detroit,is area of there were so many african-american candidates running against her, she squeaks through, and then she won that. tlaib, certainly she is smart, she is not allergic to work, but her politics and policies are not in line with michigan, which is certainly much more moderate. detroit mayor mike duggan, who has been an open early supporter of jill biden, and wayne county and macomb county

steve: he had an event on the official calendar. some people is this damage control because what is going on with cummings and sharpton. dr. alveda kings of the african-american faith community. here she is half an hour describing the meeting with leaders yesterday. >> i did say to the president, you know, mr. president, i have pictures of you with reverend jesse jackson and reverend al sharpton when you gave them free rent for their business exploits and that kind of thing. see now, they begin to hurl insults at the president. nobody wants to understand that. then with the president simply saying, your communities need to be fixed. he cares about all americans. you know, we all believe the same. that is something the president said, one race, one human race. he is not a racist. absolutely is not. the perhaps that he has moved forward, hire job market is helping african-americans. the criminal justice reform, helping african-americans. ainsley: she said it was not damage control. they had that on the calendar well before this happened with elijah cummings. brian: meanwhile when you go public if you're a republican, especially often ti

steve: meanwhile over the weekend saturday at the essence festival down in new orleans, former first lady michelle obama was being interviewed by gayle kingt what was it like when you moved out of the white house? she said that her kids felt very sad leaving their house of eight years. and then she did ask a little bit about how she felt about how did the president trump rolled back a lot of what barack obama and his administration accomplished. and then she -- then she talked a little bit about what it was like on the day that donald trump became president and barack obama became a former president. listen to this. >> that day was very emotional and then to sort of sit at that inauguration and to look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country. and i had to sit in that audience, one of a handful of people of color and then listen to this speech and all that i had sort of held on to for 8 years watching my husband get raked over thcoals. it was a lot emotionally. pete piatt just imagine in george w. bush had sat on a stage and said i looked out on that crowd and i saw a group of people i don't even recognize. it doesn't even