ted cruz efforts squelched. the rift between mcconnell and ted cruz widens.ou talk about ted cruz being disputed by mitch mcconnell's office, but it has he been directly responded to in kind? guest: it yesterday, when mcconnell spoke, there was a subtle reference to ted cruz. he did not call ted cruz out by name, but he said there was no special deal that has been discussed all along. we tried to ask them a question in the halls on friday after ted cruz accused him of lying, and mitch mcconnell just smiled and walked away. he does not address the press until tuesday. he will certainly be asked then. probably similar to what he said yesterday. certainly, he will probably say there's nothing i backtracked on. it is a complicated procedural dispute. it happened behind closed doors so there is no transcript of the remarks of what mcconnell promised ted cruz and the rest. it may end up just being a game of he said, she said. host: in the leadership of the republican ranks, it includes senator john cornyn, ted cruz's colleague from texas. who was seen on the voice

>> ted cruz called me. and i don't know why i'm meeting him, to be honest. >> donald trump appearing on msnbc this morning saying that ted cruz called him and asked him for, asked donald trump for a meeting. donald trump said yes. he's taking that meeting but he has no idea what it is about. >> i like him. he called me. he wanted to meet and we are going on meet. what it is about, i have absolutely no idea. >> i know. i know what it is about. i know what it is about. it was leaked to the press before it happened today. are you familiar with the concept of drafting? like drafting behind something? it is a very dangerous thing to do. both on the highway behind a big truck or behind your fellow bike racers in the tour de france. it is dangerous but people do it any way. drafting is getting behind somebody who is doing better than you and hoping they will sweep you along in their wake. under the fox news criteria of who is allowed to compete for the nomination, donald trump is doing great. he is definitely, def

ted cruz: i haven't met president clinton.aw a ronald reagan speak at the 1992 convention, but i never met him. that is one of my great regrets. mark: obvious -- obviously being a senator is a qualification for president. talk about anything before you rent for elected office you feel helps prepare you in terms of experience or temperament to be president. sen. ted cruz: before i was in the senate, i was the solicitor general of texas, which is the chief lawyer for the state in front of the u.s. supreme court. that's an executive position i held five-and-a-half years. during that time, over and over again, we led the nation fighting to defend conservative principles, winning on a national level. we defended the 10 commandments monument on the state capitol grounds. we went to the u.s. supreme court and won 5-4. we defended the pledge of allegiance, the words "under god," and won unanimously. mark: all that has prepared you to be president how? sen. ted cruz: because it was walking the walk and defending conservative principles

the first thing you need to know about ted cruz's assault on mitch mcconnell is it's not about ted cruz and mitch mcconnell. it's about ted cruz and donald trump. he entered the race as the renegade hero the man who would call out his party's leadership. serious money early on but it never really took off. then along comes donald trump. he did it while attacking his fellow republicans with abandon. when trump was attacked cruz refused to criticize trump. he said it is because thou shall not speak ill of any fellow republican. scripture teaches that if someone visits evil upon you, you should repay them in kindness end quote. that's from first peter, chapter 3. ted cruz called mitch mcconnell a liar. it may have shown cruz to be an obvious hypocrite, but for one day he trumped trump and that means mission accomplished. >> a lot of people glaze over when you talk about the nuance and the mechanism of passing bills and amendments all kinds of things on capitol hill. but what cruz and trump have tapped into is palpable. it's visceral. this anger about washington. >> it is indeed and it is e

before we go we have to hear what ted cruz said.this was on july 15th when he said the obama administration is now in the terrorism business. let's listen to this. >> if this deal goes through, the obama administration will become the leading financier of terrorism against america in the world. this is, i've heard this referred to before as the jihadist stimulus bill. >> and kasie, that went off without a lot of controversy. >> i did ask about it, but his comments about mexicans were not widely covered at that particular time. it took a couple days for the media to catch up to that, so i wonder if there are going to be more examples of that in this campaign where we have things with so many candidates talking about issues and with people working to stand up to the back with trump sucking up all the oxygen, who knows. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, presidential candidate ted cruz brought that trumpism to the senate floor which removes any doubt about who is the most disliked senator by senators. >>> and the lates

the first thing you need to know about ted cruz's assault on mitch mcconnell is it's not about ted cruz and mitch mcconnell. it's about ted cruz and donald trump. he entered the race as the renegade hero the man who would call out his party's leadership. serious money early on but it never really took off. then along comes donald trump. he did it while attacking his fellow republicans with abandon. when trump was attacked cruz refused to criticize trump. he said it is because thou shall not speak ill of any fellow republican. scripture teaches that if someone visits evil upon you, you should repay them in kindness end quote. that's from first peter, chapter 3. ted cruz called mitch mcconnell a liar. it may have shown cruz to be an obvious hypocrite, but for one day he trumped trump and that means mission accomplished. >> a lot of people glaze over when you talk about the nuance and the mechanism of passing bills and amendments all kinds of things on capitol hill. but what cruz and trump have tapped into is palpable. it's visceral. this anger about washington. >> it is indeed and it is e

the ted cruz for president folks are due to report that super pacs supporting ted cruz raised $38 millionpport his run for the presidency. now jeb bush is the republican candidate who raised the most pac money. jeb bush raised $100 million. but second place to jeb in the money race is ted cruz of all people. that is surprising because ted cruz is really not a jeb bush level candidate. in the polling particularly in the early states. ted cruz is down more in like fiorina territory, perry, kasich, christie territory. not in jeb bush territory. the huge $38 million for his super pacs puts him in the top tier in terms of fund-raising. it's interesting. and now we know the very interesting explanation for why that is true. to get to that $38 million haul, cnn now reports that $15 million of that came from two brothers in texas, fracking billionaires, another $11 million from a hedge fund guy in new york, $10 million of that came from, this congressman's son. so, the son and a hedge fund guy and two fracking billionaire brothers have given ted cruz $10 $11 million, $15 million. do the math. tak

in addition to ted cruz, ben carson's defending trump. carson blamed the blowback from trump's comments about mexican rapists coming across the border by saying it's the pc police out in force. they want to make very clear that this is a topic you're not supposed to bring up. hm. hm. so why are they defending him? >> i have no idea. as a communication strategist, generally doing things that make your opponent in a primary look good and make it look like you're going me, too, me, too, is probably not very intelligent strategy. i would suggest you can maybe make a case that we need to be talking about illegal immigration. >> how about doing something about it? >> yeah. >> but neither party seems to be able to get that together. trump has democrat steve king in his corner not surprising given his other comments that they have calves the size of cantaloupes from bringing drugs over the border. >> the number i come back with is 75% are sexually abused on their way to the united states. so i would say in donald trump's defense somebody is doing

ted wells is a lawyer through and through. there's a difference between writing an article and writing a book. and so there was some discussion with him and stand when i suggested the idea of a book all of a sudden the book -- you start getting into girlfriends and relationships and problems with mother and everything else which he didn't have. ma wells was wonderful. but he wanted to make sure it is accurate. and i made sure everything was accurate. one thing is i didn't really go heavy on the dialogue because there were disputes over what people said it is natural there is revisionist history so you try to get multiple points of view on what happened at a certain time, how people behave d. and at the same time can't give them complete approval to go through and take out whatever they don't like because strips -- that essentially strips the book of a lot of interesting details. all of them were cooperative. very generous and i think the reason was father brooks. certainly for clarence thomas. the reason he did this was how st

ted cruz will not have the votes on this i'm sure. particularly after his strong statements today. democrats will not but with him and as a result ted cruz will fail at that. >> so the clock is ticking, the senate working on a six-year deal, the house has passed a short extension to highway funding. where does this end up at the of the month? reporter: house and senate are at different in -- ends of this, they have much different charities. we will see how this plays out. the house saying they will not pick up the senate bill. the house -- these expectations might be short-term, there could be an extension, another short-term extension for the highway program. perhaps they could negotiate an agreement after the august recess. it does not look like any resolution for the highway bill before august. >> that was a senior reporter from politico, manu raju. >> the senate meets tomorrow. votes will begin at 3:00 a.m. watch and vote on c-span2. in his weekly address, the president discusses the effects of the dog frank banking rules. and at the center of oklahoma has the republican respon

all due respect, i do not need to be lectured by ted cruz. mark: you have the best republican brawler calling out his rivals. is this smart for him to start going after people by name pretty much before anyone else? heidi: it's not only smart. it's his only option. we are talking about a guy who went from being a prohibitive front-runner to near the bottom of the pack. so much so he may not qualify for the debate. what does he do to draw attention to himself? he starts throwing punches in every derek should -- every direction. not just at jeb, another prohibitive front runner, but also ted cruz. it is also his style, being scrappy. a fighter. it plays into that as well. mark: the other smart thing, he is going after people on things that he believes about. he is saying things with passion. these are not gratuitous shots. he actually has differences with these guys and he is defending himself. cruz has criticized people for criticizing trump, and christy points out that cruz has his own problem going after republicans. i think he is speaking f

all due respect, i do not need to be lectured by ted cruz. mark: you have the best republican brawler calling out his rivals. is this smart for him to start going after people by name pretty much before anyone else? heidi: it's not only smart. it's his only option. we are going -- were talking about a guy who went from inc. the prohibitive front-runner to he may not qualify for the debates. what does he do to call attention? he is throwing punches in every direction. not just at jeb another prohibitive front runner but also ted cruz. it is also his style, being scrappy. mark: the other smart thing, he is going after people on things that he believes about. these are not gratuitous shots. he is defending himself. cruz has criticized people for criticizing trump, and christy points out that cruz has his own problem going after republicans. i think he is speaking for the heart -- from the heart and when chris christie speaks from the heart, he is at his best. the biggest political stories on the planet are not here, but overseas. we will get you

ted cruz? thank you very much. return, let me finish for what must be called the deal. >>> let me close with the iranian nuclear deal. here's a blunt direct way to look at the deal now facing the u.s. congress. if they dump this deal, no one believes there will be another deal for the basic reason we will not have other major countries in on the deal. they believe we've gone as far as we can with diplomacy as far as the iranian government goes. if you dome like this deal, you're calling for a military attack on iran. if you're calling for that, be prepared to defend the potential consequences. not being a large fan of dick cheney on such matters, i believe they serve a public service here. they want to plan. a clear alternative to the leadership we're getting from president obama. let me leave you with one more important point about the upcoming presidential election. the minute we started talking about iran's nuclear danger, i realize the oddness of considering donald trump in this context. does anyone want him on

ted cruz wants to be fully funded as well. al: coming up, scott walker city, population you after this. ♪ mark: the waukesha walk-through, scott walker had a lot to say. let's break it down. what walker said about his record in wisconsin. >> since i have been governor we took on the unions and we won. we lowered taxes by $2 billion. we lowered taxes on individuals, on employers, and property owners. property taxes are lower than they were four years ago. how many other governors can say that? since i have been governor, we passed reform and regulatory reform. we defunded planned parenthood and passed her life legislation. we concealed -- enacted concealed carry. we now require a photo id to vote in this state. if the reforms can work in a blue state like wisconsin, they can work anywhere in america. mark: we know from focus groups lots of residents in iowa for the recall fight. what other aspects of walker's record you think will stand out for voters? al: what he said today, that quickly showed had the virtue of being true. th

i think ted cruz has at least two of those.oming up, after this break, clinton advisor jennifer paulmieri, right here. ♪ mark: our guest is longtime -- confidant of bill and hillary clinton, jennifer palmieri. thank you for coming. iran is the lead story. president obama made it clear he is going to work hard to convince congress to not block the deal. secretary clinton spoke out, does she plan to lobby congress to urge congress publicly and privately to let this deal goes through? jennifer: she talked yesterday about it. she did six caucuses, the deal had just broken. she spoke in favor of it. mark: will she keep it up? jennifer: i imagine, i think it will continue to be in the public debate and she will continue to talk about it. it is something she started working on and she thinks it is really important. josh: good chance she will be the next president. will she be willing to go to democrats who are on the fence and say, you can trust me to enforce this? jennifer: she spoke yesterday about enforcement and how important that

ted would say, yes, i would. him to his car where he had some kind of club parked behind one of the rear wheels and as she reached down to open the door he would club her over the head throw her in the front seat and take off. >> gives me the chills to think about that. you know on the surface, as we show his picture here he did appear to be this clean-cut man. but by the time he got to florida and tallahassee for his final crime, that was when he attacked the four sorority girls, killing a 12-year-old. he was sort of this animal unhinged. did he tell you about that spree? >> well ted did not discuss his cases with me in the first person. he talked in the third person. it was the way i was able to get him to first open up about what he had done. >> interesting. >> yeah. well it was, because, in brief, one of the things i noticed about ted was that he really was a child. he wasn't just boyish he actually was emotionally a kid. and the only way to get him to open up was to try to move him away from the confessional

this is for ted. on the relative harm of these synthetic drugs despite vicious rumors i never went past marijuana. it was a terminal drug for me so i have no clue what cocaine does et cetera. i went to the briefing in the congress three years ago and congressman pit of eastern pennsylvania had a dog and pony show with dea and he brought in an e.r. doc from one of his hospitals and gave us a couple of cases of where somebody came in and used bath salts or whatever and they acted badly. they did things that were harmful and reminded me, of course, of a police officer and the guy jumps out of a car at 48 miles an hour and said he wanted to get away from his girlfriend. the question is, relatively for people who could who know alcohol and can understand it, how relatively dangerous are bath salts in comparison to whiskey, alcohol or some other drug that we all pretty much have a common experience with? >> i would say these will be among the more dangerous substances, in part, here it is. you're never quit

ted cruz efforts squelched. the rift between mcconnell and ted cruz widens.puted by mitch mcconnell's office, but it has he been directly responded to in kind? guest: it yesterday, when mcconnell spoke, there was a subtle reference to ted cruz. he did not call ted cruz out by name, but he said there was no special deal that has been discussed all along. we tried to ask them a question in the halls on friday after ted cruz accused him of lying, and mitch mcconnell just smiled and walked away. he does not address the press until tuesday. he will certainly be asked then. probably similar to what he said yesterday. certainly, he will probably say there's nothing i backtracked on. it is a complicated procedural dispute. it happened behind closed doors so there is no transcript of the remarks of what mcconnell promised ted cruz and the rest. it may end up just being a game of he said, she said. host: in the leadership of the republican ranks, it includes senator john cornyn, ted cruz's colleague from texas. who was seen on the voice of conservatives in the group of

forget ted cruz the tea party texan. the republican field is about to expand with a man who like it or not is very well-positioned to actually win the nomination. a governor whose been holding back on everyone so far. >> haven't made an announcement yet and won't do until our budget at the end of this month. which hopefully get our taxes taken down. >> that budget has now passed although the associated press noted it was late and unpopular. a week late bearing the northeast nomost no votes his laws ever received. walker is confident, even discussing potential running mates like marco rubio. which didn't go over that well. >> i like scott walker and i'm grateful but we're going to have a primary here and the voters are goings to make that choice. and if we ever wind up on the same ticket i expect it will be in alphabetical order. >> walker has the ingredients of a winning nominee. a battle tested wonder. popular on organized labor. willing to say many of the things conservatives want to hear. even if it's meant revising h

donald has a plane, ted cruz doesn't. donald has money, ted cruz doesn't. >> something is at steak, called the united states congress. those words should be taken down. you don't talk about a guy or girl's motives. you don't say somebody is no good or call them liars. there is a reason why they call mr. gentle man from this and gentle lady from that. >> you saw the shock from republicans when this started to unfold. they couldn't believe ted cruz was saying what he was saying about mitch mcconnell and there was backlash. that does not come without cost. they shut him down on the senate floor on sunday and they will continue to shut him down. >> he's tapping into anger among republicans, not independents. >> not building a few number in the senate. >> anyway, lover of politics and advice and we'll move and senator shunned by the majority, let's watch this scene. >> tolerate prejudice and anything. that's what this is for but you've dishonored us. >> mr. bender of california. >> no, what i did was for the good of the countr

that was ted cruz on "hardball" last week. showed you last night, trump has catapulted to the top of the republican presidential field by railing against mexicans blasting immigrants as criminals. now it appears cruz is auditioning to be trump's afept prentiss. he said trump called him wanting to arrange a meeting at trump tower for the meeting. why is cruz meeting with trump? earlier today cruz answered that question. >> i'll say this. i think donald trump is bringing a bold brash voice to this presidential race. indeed many of the politicians who are running out of their way to smack donald trump have for years or even decades been vocal advocates of amnesty. these are critical issues and they're issues i've been fighting for a lot of years. in 2013 alone, the obama administration released 36,000 illegal aliens who had criminal convictions, including 116 murderers. one question anyone should ask president obama or especially hillary clinton, does hillary clinton think it is appropriate for the federal government to release 1

ted crashes at a midway point. his friends continue parachuting down the canyon. move. too much of a climb back up the mountain for his friends to help him, so ted waits alone, scared and in serious pain. >> i'm immediately on the radio. >> i'm alive. i think i'm pretty hurt, though. >> i was having trouble breathing. definitely a lot of short breaths. just a lot of pain in my whole core area. i needed help. and i wasn't going to be able to get out of there in that location on my own. >> i can move everything. i literally put it all on my back and i'm coughing up a lot of blood. i don't know if i just knocked my lungs loose or -- >> by the time the rescue team arrives half an hour later, ted believes he's seriously injured. in an incredible piece of timing, two blackhawk helicopters happened to be in the area doing training exercises. >> having two blackhawk helicopters come in and fly into this 100 feet away from a cliff with flying shrapnel of rock, it was a dangerous location. they were 100%, you know, there to help and they are my heroes. >> the army soldiers

ted and i, of course, bore witness to it as we drove in being attacked and ted said to me, where are the police? where are the police as rocks pelted ted's car? it's quite something and i would point greta to date, 170 homicides, 482 shootings in baltimore so far and it's not even august. >> griff, thank you. of course where were the police? the police were told to stand back. that's where the police were. they wanted to do something. thank you griff. >> and there is more big news in baltimore. tonight a blow to the baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby. the prosecutor's office had asked a judge to order the defense lawyers not to release certain information to the public. arguing that the release of evidence would compromise the fairness much the trial. so what did the judge rule? against mosby. former homicide detective and defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. what did the prosecutor ask for? >> the prosecutor asked for protective order but really she submitted a confidentiality order that's used sometimes in discovery both in civil and criminal

i think it's fair to say that ted cruz is making play on the 2016 field here.interesting that although he absolutely hammered mitch mcconnell on the senate floor, he was the only republican presidential candidate not to come out against ted cruz -- come out against donald trump on his criticism of john mccain. it's very interesting political dynamics going on here. >> thank you. we will continue the conversation. >>> a painting at a florida courthouse has some citizens asking this question. >> if i were to walk into this courthouse for any legal matter, am i going to be getting justice? >> should the ku klux klan be removed from this mural or should the mural come out of the courthouse altogether? that's ahead. >>> first, this week,' culinary journey introduces us to french chef dominique frans skilled with pros as she is with a knife. she is the only woman to run a two-star restaurant in north america and known for her innovation and creativity with a poetic side. ♪ >> reporter: san francisco. an american melting pot and cultural crossroads. the diversity of f

up next you can see her in the highly anticipated "ted 2" which hits theaters friday, june 26.t you guys are my first clients. >> it's been discussed -- but you mind if i ask how old you are? >> i'm 26. >> ah. >> well, is there a problem? >> well, you know, i just don't want my lawyers singing "frozen" songs during the opening argument. >> i'm samantha jackson. >> ted. how are ya? >> good to meet you. john. >> wait, wait, wait. what's your middle name. >> leslie. >> oh, my god, you're sam l. jackson. >> just like sam l. jackson. >> who is that? >> you ever seen any movie ever? he's the black guy. >> seth: please welcome amanda seyfried. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? >> yeah. not too bad. >> seth: so nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> seth: this is very exciting that you're in "ted 2." >> it's really exciting. it sure is. >> seth: because based on the first "ted" this one should be really good. [ light laughter ] >> well, let's hope, yeah. you never know. >> seth: a lot resting on you. >> you still don't know. >> seth: you worked with seth macfarlane bef

but what ted cruz is trying to do right here is so amazing.hemselves into victims. they are really good at playing fear of the other and also we are the victims, we are protecting the true culture, the good and the right. and they are -- >> we are violating state law around equality and therefore we are victims. we are refusing to acknowledge other people's civil rights but we are saying it is our right to refuse to acknowledge your rights. and it is crazy but it is going to -- >> well i feel like that is validating for a huge part of the number of people that support ted cruz and possibly even trump. and the republican party again trying to open the flaps of the tent to young people people of color. donald trump on the boardrder and cruz making videos in opposition to gay marriage at a time when you think the gop wants nothing more than to take the issue off the table. >> in a weird way this is a moderating position for ted cruz. after that decision he came out all guns blazing. but now to couch it as religious freedom or conscientious object

why ted cruz? >> well i think there's a sharp difference. there are a lot of good and talented in the race. if you look who has been a consistent conservative, stood up and led on social issues, on constitutional issues, on national security issues. i think a lot of voters, they're frustrated with politicians who are campaign conservatives who talk conservative on the campaign trail but when they get to office they don't actually honor the promises. that's what a lot of politicians particularly in this town are. >> let's talk with foreign paul z you would undo the iranian nuclear deal that president obama did. as president you could persuade the europeans and maybe to ream pose the economic sanctions. >> i think that would prove very difficult. it's one of the many reasons why i think this iranian nuclear deal is a catastrophic mistake. because if it goes through if congress doesn't stop it. we've got 60 days of congressal review. i hope we stop it. what that means the next president when he comes into office in january 2017 it's very high t

i recognize not a lot of your viewers are likely to be ted cruz fans. but if your viewers are wondering why is this guy fighting for what he's fighting for. if your viewers are wondering what happens. what happens behind closed doors in the senate. what this book tries to do is shine a light on the corruption on the role of money, and it takes on both parties. >> so you're saying this is a good book to buy. >> i certainly am encouraging folks to buy it. >> by the way, that part of the book i completely agree with, but campaign financing has gotten to be a double game. i only take so much from my campaign, $2700 ahead. is that part of the corruption? >> absolutely. and the current system makes no sense. right now most of the candidates in this race, the bulk of their money is in super pacs where it's illegal to coordinate. who in their right mind -- i mean as the result of this race, i'm not allowed to talk to folks who are going to be spending more money communicating my message than i am. that's idiocy. >> it's a joke because you write a speech, they g

ted?>> i believe that there is some validity to the fact that with all of the pre-trial publicity look at the fact that ms. mosby came out during the course of the riots and after that the riots were scheduled after the statements she made. those things are very hurtful to these police officers. i have got it tell you the police officers also have been hurtful to themselves. when they have a van and there is some writing in the van that says enjoy your ride that says we sure will. >> that came up later. >> that came up later. >> and the community hears that but that's not going to be evidence at trial because that has nothing to do with it. the jury hears it. >> we are talking about the jury pool. >> which is all the more reason. you can't blame these cops indicted for what some other cops did. >> but the jury pool. >> katie? >> well, we have heard marilyn mosby doesn't want to try this case in the media. but she is going to be delivering a keynote speech at the naacp national conference t

ted cruz is a desperate man. he sees himself mired in the bottom of the polls and once you call someone a liar, where do you go from there? it's clear he's trying to outtrump trump. he's desperate for his support. his strategy is to bank on trump faltering or withdrawing from the race. all you can say right now is he hurt himself. he hurt the republicans in the senate. bill: here is orrin hatch responding. >> squabbling and sanctimony maybe tolerated in other convenient use or perhaps on the campaign trail. but they have no place among colleagues in the united states senate. >> it is entirely consistent with decorum and with this body being the world's greatest deliberative body to speak the truth. speaking the truth about actions is entirely consistent with civility. bill: what happened here? there was senate ma knew of last friday where cruz says this is the same thing harry reid did for the last 6 1/2 years and we are not" to do it again. >> mitch mcconnell cloatds off the option to have a free-wheeling amendm

why is ted cruz meeting with donald trump today? >> ted cruz called me and i don't know why i'm meeting him, to be honest but i do have respect for him. >>> good day, i'm luke russert in washington, d.c., in for andrea mitchell. president obama is expected to speak one hour from now. he's on a mission to sell the historic iran nuclear deal announced just yesterday in vienna, but it could prove difficult. the deal has its fair share of opponents here in washington and around the world. the deal's chief critic israel. lester holt spoke a short time ago with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> mr. prime minister i'd like to begin by asking you about your conversation with president obama yesterday. can you give us the essence of what you told him? >> well you know i respect president obama and we can respectfully disagree. i thought and i said that this deal poses a great danger to israel. i believe it poses a great danger to america and the world. when you let the number one terrorist regime in the world have a sure path to

ted williams, and katie fang. the details are horrible, a murder of a mother in front of her children, and attempted rape of a child or young woman. >> the attempted rape of the 14-year-old, greta, that was his niece. that's what drew police to him after she gave a description of the suspect. then he goes ahead shoots at a woman five times in front of her two children strikes her with a bullet, murdered a 60-year-old woman. the insanity train left the building with nobody on it. he was stopped three weeks ago by local police. border control had the option to detain him, failed to do so, even when he admitted to being in the united states illegally. the system has broken down. needs to be fixed immediately. this murder and these crimes could have been completely prevented. >> border patrol says they couldn't detain him he hadn't committed a crime although he was here in the country illegally. now we have the attempted rape, the murder and attempted murder. >> greta, i was prepared to come in here tonight and dump o

ted cruz is running for president. and he's raising money off of this. a fund-raising e-mail, saying, quote, we have been betrayed by the majority leader. >> he got a big donation to the p.a.c., $15 million. we'll talk about that later. >>> like pretty much all of the republican candidates, ted cruz has languished in the shadow of donald trump. but cruz's fierily attack puts him back into the spotlight. here's the question, is cruz the candidate now trying to play a trump card in a way to outtrump trump. let's talk to our guest about this, lisa booth, the republican strategist. marco von hill. also, professor at moorehouse college. lisa, let's go to cruz. then, we'll get to chris christie. cruz, this goes farther than he's gone before at opposing his party there in the chamber. does this work for him in 2016 politics? >> there's genuine frustration there. this speaks to the dysfunction in congress and what americans find so frustrating about congress. something unrelated about the export/import, can make it into this legislation. i think from conservativ

she is followed by ted cruz, his super pac have raised $37 million.is campaign about 14 million dollars. marco rubio, an outside group that has raised a 501(c) four that has raised $15 million. for rubio. but we have not seen what his campaign has reported. bernie sanders campaign, about $15 million and ben carson, $10 million. and carly fiorina, $5 million. between her campaign and super pac, about $5 million. no numbers yet from jeb bush or rand paul. scott walker is not even announced candidate yet. we will talk a lot about fundraising numbers going forward. of these six who have released data, which one seems like they are doing well? heidi: there are some surprises in here like how did ted cruz raise this much money, when in the beginning the presumption was that would be his achilles heel? but i feel strongly that our campaign finance system is such a hot mess that you cannot put too much stock into these numbers right now. there is going to be all kinds of what the numbers look like now is different when -- fro next year. i think you can't put

ted?> if you look at goobers track record and how rifders love uber. , they do try to provide the services they want. that can be done to the independent contractor process. it is being done. the drivers themselves --uber did research that foreshadowed what the drivers and said in their sworn testimony, 87% of drivers want to be their own boss. they want the flexibility. that is better for riders because supply and demand can matchup. that's what makes it work flexibility and autonomy. uber is providing a terrific service through this approach it is taking. emily: this debate the california labor commission is having, is uber a transportation company or a technology company? >> uber is a marketplace for transportation services. it is a question about where the technology ends and the service begins. i tend to think that they are technology companies. it's possible that it has to catch-up with the reality of the on-demand economy. emily: ted, what is your answer? technology or transportatio

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