when ted stevens was falsely convict dead not all that long ago, the lead witness changed his testimonyn the prosecutors. the fbi after quÉbec did blew the whistle. the court looked into it and the court appointed its own special investigator and he issued a 300 page report just ripping the department of justice apart for the way they cheated in convict and ted stevens. they could have given back his senate seat. we can't give president nixon back his presidency, but the core should be called upon to launch this investigation. finally, the grand jury transcripts are sealed but there are exceptions for historic purposes and if you look back, and i have, julius and that the rosenberg's testimony was unsealed. alger hiss' testimony was unsealed by order of the court. richard nixon's grand jury testimony was unsealed for historic purposes by order of the core. the core should unsealed the watergate grand jury testimony. [applause] i tell you the document suggests what they said. though what they said is on record. i can't get to it, but the court can unsealed. how did they convince a grand

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when ted stevens was falsely convicted not all that long ago, the lead witness came to his testimony in the course of the prosecutors, the the fbi, after he was convicted, the court looked into it and the court appointed its own special investigator and issued a 300 page report just ripping the department of justice apart for the way they cheated in convicting. we can't give back his presidency. the court should be called upon to launch this investigation. finally, the grand jury transcripts. they are sealed forever but there are exceptions for historical purposes. if you look back, and i have, rosenberg's testimony was unsealed. they were unsealed by order the court. richard nixon's grand jury testimony was on sealed by order of the court. the the court should unseal the grand jury testimony for watergate. [applause]. the documents suggest what they said, but what they said is on on record. it's in the national archives. i can't get to it but the but the court can. the court can on seal. how did they convince the grand jury to name nixon as a co-conspirator? there is a news article

. >> ted cruz made an appearance on the talk-show circuit with steven colbert who asked ted cruz if there is a question he should ask donald trump when donald trump appears on his show tonight. >> i like donald a lot and if you could ask him if he would possibly consider donating $1 million to our campaign. >> as republicans do it out hillary clinton got good news in the form of a new cnn poll shows her leading bernie sanders by 18 points, bigger than the 10 point of issue that over in a previous cnn poll earlier this month. back to republicans, donald trump held a video chat on twitter yesterday, people could ask questions using hash tag ask from. what could go wrong? are you secretly just the greatest performance artist the and trump did not respond. >> live from the news room, back upstairs to you. juliet: may be that question was legit on the campaign. >> robert moses, staying power is miraculous, thank you very much. at home violence erupts between teenagers at berkeley center, look at the video. [crying] juliet: at least one teenagers seem to have been beaten up pretty badly accordi

. >> steven colbert and ted cruz, "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you.ou are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 5:30 on the east coast. lights, camera, blessing. pope frances is finally here in the united states. >> the crowd going wild as president obama and the first family welcomed him at saint andrews base. >>> kristin fisher is live at the basilica for us. hi, kristin. >> hi, heather and ainsley. it is impossible to stand here this morning and not feel like you are about to witness something very historic and very special. it is the largest catholic church in the united states. preparations have been going on for weeks. let me show you what i am talking about. look at all of these seats. 15,000 of them. there will be 25,000 people here total. just beyond them are the security barricades they have been setting up. the cardinal of washington told me the barricades are set up just as much to keep the crowds away from the pope as they are to keep the pope away from the crowds. he is the people's pope a

lisa: steven standing up for ted cruz, how do you feel. >> he's not my guy.e with him on a lot, i'm irritated that he talks down to his audience. he knows he's the smartest man in the room and sometimes says things that aren't true. and he said, well, it didn't count anyway because only those who were technically plaintiffs were bound by it. that's just not true. he knows it. . lisa: yeah, and also for williamson russell. >> yeah. and he's smart enough to know that's not true. the problem to me he just comes across like a mixture of joe and midwestern vacuum cleaner salesman. there's something wrong with him. >> yeah. he feels like the guy who is going to tie the girl to the train tracks. lisa: is that what you feel the vacuum cleaner is going to do. >> whip lash is what he feels like. and the booing thing was, like, okay. stephen colbert doesn't need your help interviewing, he can handle it just fine; right? >> yeah. lisa: but liberal audience -- >> it's not the way that the genre operates where the audience is kind of -- lisa: mark throws his audience -- an

that's definitely at >>> martha: republican presidential candidate ted cruz appearing with steven colbert. senator cruz said he thinks the marriage decision should be left up to the states. that sparked audible gasps. >> the tenth amendment says fit doesn't mention it it's a question for the states. that's mentioned in the bill of rights. everything that's not mentioned is left to the states. i believe in develop krat i. i believe in democracy and i don't think we should -- >> however you feel web's my guest. please don't boo him. >> i don't think we should entrust governing our society to five unelected lawyers in washington. why would you hands over the rights of americans to five lawyers. if you want to win an issue, go to the ballot box and win at the ballot box. martha: interesting exchange. bill: similar to the answer he gave in california. hold your booze, folks. there will be none of that here. kim davis, the kentucky county clerk who was jammed for 6 days for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. on "good morning america" she described way it's like for her. >>

. >> reporter: ted cruz also made an appearance on a late-night talk-show circuit with steven colbert who asked if there is a question he should ask donald trump when donald trump appears on his show tonight. >> i like donald tumwater and if you could ask if he would possibly consider donating to our campaign. >> reporter: as republicans do it at hillary clinton got good news in the form of a new cnn poll that shows her leading bernie sanders by 18 points, bigger than the ten point lead she had over him in a previous poll earlier this month. >> i want to revisit this tweet from of your i got last week, reacting to the debate tonight before he was as good as can be in foreign affairs, chris christie held his gun and scott walker collapse like a bad suit. he is done. you were right. back to you. >> pundits seem to agree. we will see what happens, who else stands in the race. awfully crowded. thank you. a lot more still to come this tuesday morning including dealing with inconveniences because of high don't know if you heard the pope coming. the 15 the mic is keeping track of the forecas

. >> before we go, ted cruz is out with a ad called scorpion, modelled on ronald reagan's bear commercial. steven fun with cruz on his show. watch. >> there is a scorpion in the desert. for most of us, it's a clear, deadly threat. others refuse to speak it's name. since a scorpion seeks out destruction, isn't it time we recognize the scorpion for what it is? before it strikes again? >> i'm ted cruz and i approve this message. >> wait. wait. what? what does the scorpion represent? terrorism? iran? mexicans? scorpions? a bear? a scorpion costume? what? as good as this ad is, i think it asks more questions than it answers. but it has inspired me to make an ad that tackles an issue i care about in a much more specific way. >> there is a spider in the desert. there is also a spider on a stick. this one in utah. look there is one on a nickel. and check this out. it's a spider doing push ups on a mirror. the point is that there are spiders everywhere. some won't name the spider. but i will. he is named allen and they think he's harmless. for some of us, it's obvious he's going to crawl into your ear and

ted." and i -- and i -- i told him that was not appropriate for a boy of his age. holy father, please, forgive me. >> bobby and keystone state boys choir director steven fisher. ike it's a talking teddy bear. what? >> words you shouldn't know about it. >> you learned a lot in that movie. >> don't repeat any of it. >> what did you think that mark wahlberg was the voice of an angel and then he's telling on you. >> mark wahlberg, i'm calling you out. >> and bobby didn't know he was doing that. the keystone state boy and girls choir was brought on to sing in the last number and the producers game and said we've get 60 seconds to cover a set change and we don't want the holy father watching a set change and he said i've got bobby, and by the way, it's going to be a capella and he just went out and did it and nailed it. >> amazing. >> and then presented the pope with a rock from and the argument can a, we're the first choir to go to antarctica. >> and when do you have here, rita cosby. >> the holy father gave us a rosary that was blessed by him. >> that's amazing. >> did you have school today? >> he's not missing a day of school because they closed because of the po

that includes donald trump, carly fiorina and senators marco rubio and ted cruz and wisconsin governor scott walker. stevenbush, the person who was expected to be the front-runner under this race. establishment candidate. he's got all the money. but what we've seen in this interesting political season is this two outsider candidates, donald trump, billion air real estate mogul, and ben carson, noted neuro surgeon. neither are profession yl pl tigss. but turned everything on its head and are leading the polls. donald trump is leading in the latest cnn poll. ben carson is second plis place in national polls p. if you add ben carson and donald trump together, you get over a% of outsider nonprofessional candidates leading this race. jeb bush who was, as i said, supposed to be the front runner is really going to have to try it make some noise at this debate. try to get in the middle of donald trump and ben carson and really try and revive his campaign at this point. >> watch the republican candidates face off in back to back debates. 7:00 a.m. in tokyo. only here on cnn. ? some candidates are blasting donald tr

. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz also made an appearance on the late-night talk show circuit with steven colbert. steven colbert asked if there's a question he should ask donald trump when donald trump appears on his show tonight. >> i would ask if he would consider donating $1 billion to our campaign. >> reporter: as republicans did it out hillary clinton got some news in the form of the cnn poll which shows current leading bernie sanders by 18 points, she had in a previous cnn poll earlier this month. >> donald trump pulte on with steven colbert tonight. i suspect we will have some good material to ponder in 24 hours. rosanna: we will see in the morning. greg: what else? rosanna: michael graham is expected to surrender to authorities today. he is beginning a eight month federal prison sentence. greg: pleaded guilty to tax fraud and this stems from how he managed and what he reported from a private business, restaurant he owned before he went to congress. he was -- campaign finance abuse allegations. they never found anything, never prosecuted him for that. i heard geraldo on the radio

ted cruz is talking about a game show. it was quite a remarkable thing. i think that was the beginning of what you might say is a beautiful friendship. >> quickly, before we go, steven colbert's late show. i want to play a bit of that for you. >> i will turn the national mall into a luxury golf course. and china will suspect that. i promise to put meat loaf on the $10 bill and send a message that this great nation will never turn down for one. >> so, i mean, i guess the supporters of gem bush say anything that showcases jeb bush in a different light is a good thing. in your view, does this kind of thing matter? >>. >> i think the fact that steven colbert captured 6.5 million viewers matters. if you're any presidential candidate. especially since the other candidates aren't like donald trump. they can't snap their fingers. so you take advantage of those things. and, you know, i have to tell you, it strikes me as very funny that the lines colbert and his writers put together there, you could imagine the same things coming out of donald trump's mouth with no sense of irony what so ever. >> and naturally, not scripted. >> naturally. >>> thank you. coming up next, more o

ted cruz is out with a new ad called scorpion. that's modeled on ronald reagan's classic 1984 bear commercial that was a metaphor for the threat posed by the soviet union. stevenwith cruz on his show. watch. >> electrics a scorpion in the desert. it's venom is a cleari and deady threat. but others refuse to even speake its name. since the scorpion seeks our destruction, isn't it time we recognize the scorpion for what it isim before it strikes again? [ laughter ] >> i'm ted cruz. i approved this message.uz >> wait, wait, wait, what? what is the scorpion represent? isiswh it terrorism? iran? mexicans? scorpions? a bear in a scorpion costume? as good as this is, i think thig ad asks more questions than it answers. but it has inspired me to make an ad that tackles an issue i care about in a much more specific way. >> there is a spider in the desert. there is also a spider on a stick. and this one in utah. look, there is one on a nickel. and check this out, it's a spider doing pushups on a mirror. the point is there are spiders everywhere. some won't name the spider, but i will. he's named alan. and they think he's harmless. but to some of us it's obvious that he'

ted cruz, et cetera. >> again the phone number. and steven dennis our guest. mary anfrom new york, you are up first for our guest. good morning. >> thank you for taking my call. you know, i've always been republican and i think actually the last -- after mr. reagan, i think that was the last one i ever voted for because i just couldn't see anything within the republican party or democrat party i wanted to vote for. so anyway, what i can't understand is why the republicans keep saying that they are being bypassed by the president. i do not back the president. i have not backed the president in anything that he has said. but, the fact is, if they would try to defend themselves in court and played the same role as they are playing now in congress, they would -- if they were being charged with something, they sure would be locked up because they are not defending themselves. they have no -- made no resource to the american people on what is going on or demanding that the president follow protocol as far as the constitution is called. >> okay, caller, we'll let our

ted cruz and mitch mcconnell. host: (202)-784-8000 for democrats. (202)-784-8001 for republicans. for independents, (202)-748-8002 . steven dennis. i have marianne from new york. you are first. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. -- inow, i have always think actually mr. reagan, i think that was the last one i ever voted for because i just cannot see anything within the republican party or the democrat party. anyway, what i cannot understand is why the republicans keep saying that they are being the president. i do not back the president, i have not backed the president in .nything he has said but the fact is, if they would try to defend themselves in court and they played the same role as a are playing now in , if they were being charged with something, they sure would be locked up because they not defending themselves. they have no recourse to the american people on what is going on or demanding that the president follow protocol as far as the constitution. host: we will let our guest respond. guest: i think what you are goneg is the president has alone. faced time and time again the republican congress

ted cruz and mitch mcconnell. host: (202)-784-8000 for democrats. (202)-784-8001 for republicans. for independents, (202)-748-8002 . stevenennis. i have marianne from new york. you are first. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. -- inow, i have always think actually mr. reagan, i think that was the last one i ever voted for because i just cannot see anything within the republican party or the democrat party. anyway, what i cannot understand is why the republicans keep saying that they are being the president. i do not back the president, i have not backed the president in .nything he has said but the fact is, if they would try to defend themselves in court and they played the same role as a are playing now in , if they were being charged with something, they sure would be locked up because they not defending themselves. they have no recourse to the american people on what is going on or demanding that the president follow protocol as far as the constitution. host: we will let our guest respond. guest: i think what you are goneg is the president has alone. faced time and time again the republican congress th

ted cruz, and sarah palin join forces today. do you think trump has credibility on foreign policy issues? weigh in now at pulse.msnbc.com. >>> stevend interview with jeb bush and his thoughts about trump, of course. >> hpeople like me. >> yes, everybody likes trump. even white supreme cysts which is amazing because trump's not even white. he's more oompaloomb pa american. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >>> we want to bring you now back live to

steven colbert making his debut, getting positive reviews, more of its opening night with details of his interview with jeb bush and george clooney coming up. republican presidential candidate donald trump and tedaming up to hold a protest against the obama administration's controversial nuclear deal with iran. blake berman with the latest in washington. >> the front west lawn with the capitol building as the backdrop will be the setting for today's iran deal protest gathering, donald trump will fly into town and headline the event with senator ted cruz. from gave a preview last night on the o'reilly factor. >> that deal is a disgrace. never have been allowed and how obama got away with it is beyond anybody's comprehension. >> hillary clinton will be in d.c. talking iran, defending the deal at a think tank later this morning. as the high-profile pitch continues congress takes up the debate with president obama having walked in enough votes to block a resolution disapproving that agreement. kerrimac we will catch back on the democratic side, clinton getting emotional showing her personal side when talking about her mother last night. >> i miss her a lot, i wish she were here with me and i rememb

former senator ted stevens served in world war ii as a flying tiger flying the hump and that part of world and his subsequent focus throughout his career very much focused on the asia-pacific. as did frank murkowski's expertise and experience, particularly with regard to our relationship with taiwan. and the focus on the asia-pacific and the rise of china is certainly one that in many ways we can view as an opportunity, certainly in my state. last year china became the number-one export market for alaska goods. $1.4 billion of goods exported from alaska to china, an 18% increase. so i believe maintaining this focus and we have this visit today with the president of china, is critically important not only to my state, not only to our country but also to our allies in the region. and we should all try to put more focus and our best thinking on these critical foreign policy and national security issues that although are not always on the front page of the papers, i believe are some of the most important long-term strategic challenges and opportunities that we face in this country. mr. p