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the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. blum: mr. speaker, at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for two minutes. mr. hill: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentleman from iowa and the distinguished delegate from the district of columbia. you know, a few weeks ago i had the pleasure of going to the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the vietnam war commemoration in little rock and to see all the hugs and emotion at that event. truly it was a tumultuous time in our world and it was so good to see the healing that those men and women experienced at that 50th anniversary and i looked at that table for the pow-mia set at that ceremony and, of course, i was thinking about sergeant harold george bennett from perryville, arkansas. sergeant bennett was born on october 16, 1940 in thornberg, arkansas, a very small town outside the beautiful wash at that national forest. a graduate of perryville high school, he enlisted

it was not because i was trying to influence the outcome of the iowa caucuses. remind the audience if they have questions they are welcome to interject with a question. i have an exhaustible supply in my head. [laughter] cards werning to the got this anomalous legislative during thisn confidential discussions of the executive branch. we know as a matter of law executive privilege depends upon maintaining that confidentiality see you can use it outside the perimeter of the second branch. have you handle this difficulty when in the middle of it this person who is not part of the branch and an active sense but only in a waiting sense and is -- there is a serious constitutional fly anyone on that one. >> i think the idea that the as two or of powers three separations is the wrong concept. idea that the power be dispersed among three bodies. but not the two bodies could require further limitation of power. they would have to agree to have something. the whole concept behind the founders was a limit power. they found the key to having executive ability to do things, an

in the iowa caucuses, a narrow win on the democrat side with hillary clinton. een is joining us from denison, iowa. yes, i am democratic, and i am for hillary clinton. in,pe trump does not get because i don't think he has experienced being a president. and he is really, how do you say, it seems he just wants to get in, but does not care about the people. host: why hillary clinton, what is it you like about her over bernie sanders? i just like the way she talks, and i voted for her husband. i thought he was an excellent president. people,lso helped the if theyationalities, were a citizen or not, he was out there helping everybody. say, he was just out there to help the people. host: eileen, thank you for the call. secretary of state, whatry clinton, declaring many polls have been declaring, a victory in new york. we are also at trump tower in midland manhattan where donald trump spoke earlier, the synagogue not far from his apartment home. ast a couple minutes, politico will be joining us to talk about what this all means. republican line, good evening. caller: y

saturdaynders late declared the winner of the iowa caucus. claiming victory every other clinton in seven of the last eight states. sanders is closing the gap with clinton's pledge delegates, though clinton is still ahead. >> if we can win here, it opens victory for the white house. reporter: clinton is not sounding worried. >> i will keep going until i have all the delegates i need to be nominated. cruz is trying to outflank donald trump by sweeping up delegates wherever he finds them, the latest in colorado. >> i believe the first ballot will be the highest vote total truck receives and we will earn the majority. reporter: cruz poised to win most if not all of colorado's 37 delegates. off the campaign trail for three days come he made a surprise visit to the new york 9/11 memorial come avoidingeristically talking with reporters. he has been retooling his campaign since his loss to cruz in wisconsin. kellye been complaining about dirt like an atv riders on the streets for months. after named elaine's carrying a child to the hospital was surrou

yorkrk wednesday night dona trump blasted ted cruz for comments ted cruz made in the lead up to the iowa caucuses about new york values. they released this video. >> everyone understands the values in new york city focus around money and the media. >> no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. >> reporter: ted cruz has not back off of the comments, thursday he campaigned outside albany and labeled trump a new york liberal. >> our friends in the media tell us that donald trump is unstoppable in new york city. oddly enough our friends in the media are very comfortable with a new york liberal who has supported andrew cuomo and hillary clinton and chuck schumer for decades. >> reporter: rudy giuliani told the new york post he will vote for donald trump, he said ted cruz's new york values, and was part of the reason why, quote, i know he was attacking liberal democraticalues, he goes on to say there was a better way to say it. back to you. lauren: ohio governor john kasich releasing this new ad attacking ted cruz and hillary clinton. trump not mentione

and energized. >> candidate clinton was staying positive when i interviewed her a few days before the iowary close with polls showing younger women were going for sanders. did they know the rights for choice where they do get it were fought for? do they get it? >> i think young people of every background of every racial, ethnic religious background are trying to understand how best they can participate in our political system. >> you could feel, you know, bernie out there. you can see the enthusiasm that he was arosing. on the other hand, she had a good organization on the ground. she wasn't going to get out organized. >> the thing the clintons don't want to have happen is a repeat of 2008 where they lose in iowa but this time don't come back in new hampshire. >> democratic race right now is so tight you can bounce a dime off of it. >> wow. >> it was a squeaker with hillary clinton beating bernie sanders 49.9% to 49.6%. >> wow. what a night. an unbelievable night. what a great campaign. >> bernie sanders saw it differently. >> it looks like we are in a virtual tie. [ cheers ] >> new hampsh

we won the iowa caucuses. we lost in new hampshire. the battle went all the way before george h.w. bush pulled out in ronald reagan became the nominee and he put bush on the ticket with him. tonight continued to consult with mr. bush vice president bush all that time and then into his next presidential run in 1988. the biggest challenge for me in writing speeches for george bush senior was that he didn't like where her sing. he thought it was unmanly to rehearsal night to convince them that ronald reagan or hearst and other people i had worked for had rehearsed and he really needed to rehearsed speeches. many rehearsed it was really good. in fact wednesday night of the 1980 he gave a terrific speech. reagan was watching and he didn't he said i didn't know the guy could speak that well because he rehearsal. >> we need a winner to lead aarp party to victory in the fall. our party regardless of -- want a republican in the white house after four years of jimmy carter fumbling in the american leadership raid we have such a winner and his name is ronald reagan. >> every once in a while h

it wasn't because i was trying to influence the outcome of the iowa caucuses. >> we just want to rimmed the panelists if they have questions, they are welcome to interject "sportscenter with scott van pelt" a question. i see cards are coming. i have an inexhaustible supply of questions in my head. two that i want to go to before turning to the cards, one is for you, mr. attorney general. e have this no, ma'am louis -- anomoulous officer. law, w as a matter of executive privilege depends on and ining that privilege confidentialality. >> how do we handle this difficulty when right in middle of it is this person who is formally not part of the executive branch in an active sense, but only in a waiting sense and is more in the role of a legislative officer. is there not a serious constitutional fly in the ointment on that? >> well, people could conjure up one, but i think the idea of separation of powers being two or three separations among them s a wrong concept. it was the idea that power uld be disbursed among three bodies, but not that two of those bodies couldn't required further rim t

we won the iowa caucus but lost in new hampshire and the battle went all the way until june before bush pulled out and reagan became the nominee and put bush on the ticket with him. then i continued to consult with vice president bush all that time and then into his next presidential run in 1988. the biggest challenge for me in writing speeches for george bush senior was he didn't like rehearsin rehearsing. he thought it was unmanly. i had to convince him reagan rehearsed and others did. when he rehearsed he was really good. wednesday night of the convention he gave a great speech and that helped him get on the ticket with reagan. reagan was watched and said i didn't know he could speak that well. it was because he rehearsed. >> we republicans want a leader to lead us to victory in the fall. the american people, regardless of party, want a winner in the white house after four years of jimmy carter's incompetent leadership. we have such a winner and his name is ronald reagan. >> every once in a while he would lapse into not rehearsing and the speech wouldn't go so well. the best speech i

the third, which was jgennifer flowers. >> that story broke in the tabloid "star" magazine before the iowaucuses and new hampshire primary. the couple went on "60 minutes" on cbs after the super bowl to do damage control. >> now, i'm not sitting here as some little woman standing by my man like tammy wynette. >> there was governor clinton with his wife saying, look, like all marriages, we've had other problems but we've gotten beyond it. >> seemed, at first, like a pretty definitive answer to questions about sexual infidelity. >> the next morning i met her at little rock airport. when we got to a motel room in the lobby, turn on the tv, there was gennifer flowers with her flot machine eyes, playing these steamy tapes with governor clinton. >> bill. >> hey. >> it's gennifer. >> how ya doing? >> fine. hardly sounds like you. >> i was right next to hillary clinton. looked to her to see the surprise. all i saw was like a lizard eye blink and she immediately said to her press secretary, get bill on the phone. get our surkitts rogatessurroga. right into battle mode. >> hillary's role as running

right now i don't like the players. >> donna gertz from the trump campaign in iowa. r your time. >> yeah, have a good one. >> you, too. >>> we would like for you to join the conversation as well. today's microsoft pulse question, here is it, is the republican national committee treating donald trump fairly? the pulse is live. you can weigh in. log on to pulse.msnbc.com to cast your vote. we will share some of the results with you later in the hour. >>> meanwhile, demonstrators in donald trump's home state preparing to take on the gop front-runner today. what they want and the problems they could create for trump. that's next. also, much, much more ahead from beautiful up state new york where primary voters will head to the polls just six days from now. stay with us. msnbc, the place for politics. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me g

he's going to turn the republican nominating contest will become another version of the iowa caucuses. it's about organization. >> we need cameras in the iowa caucuses. >> i think they'll have cameras on themselves. the delegates will periscope this. we know the other two are. >> the issue that nicole is talking about, which is we have given people, as a country and we have come together there's a small d democratic process that's at work. >> we're a republic, not a democracy. >> because of the impression and the worry, there could be a serious harm to the country if it turns out we're going to pick a nominee who did not win the most votes. is it any better, in terms of that potential damage to us as a country, is it any better to pick ted cruz than to pick somebody else outside the process. because ted cruz can't get there. >> look, i'm going to rail against caucuses and i don't like them. are we really going to say the most people did pick trump? we don't know that. >> in the system that exists -- >> i didn't say that. we have a system. >> we're just going to disregard it? >> it's n

we won the iowa caucuses, then we lost in new hampshire. about what all the way to june before george h. w. bush pulled out and then ronald reagan became the nominee and then he put bush on the ticket with them. so then i continue to consult with mr. bush, vice president bush, all the time and then into his next presidential run in 1988. the biggest challenge in writing speeches for george bush senior was he didn't like rehearsing. he thought it was done mainly to readers. i had to convince them ronald reagan rehearsed, of the people i work for had rehearsed, and that he really needed to rehearsed speeches. when he rehearsed he was really good. in fact, the wednesday night at the 1980 convention he gave a terrific speech. that help them get on the ticket with reagan. reagan was watching. he said i did know the guy could speak that well. it was because he read rehears rehearsed. >> we want a winner to lead our party to victory in the fall. the american people, regardless of party, want a winner in the white house after four years of jimmy car

the editor. this is only in iowa. round the country, there have been scores and scores of editorials talking about how wrong it is that the judiciary committee is taking a vacation. but in iowa, there was a column published in the "des moines register" over the weekend that was especially discerning. it was offered by veteran iowa political journalist kathy obronovich. this is what she wrote, senator grassley keeps offering new reasons for refusing to give judge merrick garland a hearing and a vote on his appointment to the u.s. supreme court. he may as well keep trying as explanations he's given so far for waiting until after the next presidential election are mostly nonsense. close quote. so i'm only going to mention a few of the excuses that the senator from iowa has invented in an effort to avoid his job. senator grassley won't consider merrick garland because he says he wants the american people to have a voice. the senator either is ignoring or forgetting or doesn't know that the american people and fellow iowans

the outcome of the iowa caucuses >> before turning to the cards, one is for you. we have this legislative branch person here in this confidential discussion. depends onof law maintaining that privilege and confidentiality. how do they handle this when they are not formally part of the executive branch? more in the nature of the legislative? >> people could conjure up one. people think of it as being three big separations, it is the wrong concept. the power that would be could require firmer -- further limitations on power. concept by the founders was to limit founders -- powers. the had the executive ability to do things but not limit the power of the people. was limiting power. when they limited power among the three branches and then further limited each branch individually on some things. here it is allowing the president to determine what executive powers if any vice president had. article two says all executive powers are from the president not the president and the vice president. the vice president has been saying that the nature depended -- the thoughts of

and, i would say before the iowa caucuses, you know, the iowa caucus, the great untold story is donaldmp gets 45,000 votes the most in caucus history minus the fact that ted cruz received more that particular night there was a movement. and i would say, you know, mid-december, when everyone was saying he's going to be outorganized in iowa and things like that, i thought i think he has more than better chance, obviously he fell a little short. but new hampshire comes and south carolina, it was about mid-december there in many ways, your resume reads like the political establishment, right? you're political director at rnc, you helped bridge the divide between the romney campaign and national campaign four years ago. you became the campaign manager of the three anointed potential establishment front-runners that everybody thought. what do you think you can have the establishment teach trump? what do you think you can have the trump phenomenon, what do you think the establishment can learn from him? >> that's a great question. i think, from the establishment learning from donald trump, it

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it's not the iowa caucuses. more like michigan. and he did well there and he's toing trouble and i think some extent it's that cruz has worked the state very effectively but to some extent i has to do with what people are seeing and hearing attacks fromtant talk radio and now governor walker who's endorsed ted cruz. lot building up against him and he hasn't had a good way to conquer it. the things dan just mentioned is what happens with the establishment g.o.p. and trump. how much do his foreign policy ideas, to the extent they're thought through -- how much did they align with mainstream g.o.p.? david: his solutions don't align at all. some of his prescriptions of hearhas gone wrong, you echoes of in both democrats and republicans. arabia says that saudi has been not holding up its part, not fighting isis the way forth, it's not all that far from barack obama saying that saudi arabia is a free rider which he said a few weeks ago. that presidentis obama has a way of trying -- whether it works or not -- to saudis back into the fold.

the iowa co-chair of trump's campaign who was a former "apprentice" candidate. nearing, california chairman for senator ted cruz's campaign. tana, welcome to the show. going to start with you. first, donald trump says if abortions are illegal, a woman should be punished. then the campaign put out a statement clarifying that saying the issue is unclear. then they put ot another statement saying the doctor should be punished, not the women. now trump is telling cbs news the laws should remain unchanged which basically means abortion stays legal. so help us follow the logic here. >> the bottom line is, mr. trump is pro-life. he has been since i've known him over 11 years. and that's really what it is. let's just pull it all back. he's pro-life. and he's a law-abiding man, citizen. he goes by the law of the land, and that's the law that abortion is legal. so mr. trump is pro-life, and until he becomes the president, nothing will change. >> let me ask you this. >> when he becomes the president, i don't even know what will change. >> i'll ask you the same question i as

excuse me, the texas senator used in iowa. >> do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good. we all lived through it. we all know people that died. and i've got this guy standing over there looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred, with hatred of new york. >> then, of course, reference to 9/11 trump visited ground zero this week. cruz got less than a warm welcome at his first stop in the bronx. >> this is a community. >> and this daily news cover telling him which subway lines to take. joining us now is charlie gasporino. he is a senior correspondent and all around loud mouth at fox business. >> wonderful interduction there. >> how pumped up is the new york press corps to have a presidential primary in a state that matters and to be able to pound the candidates in their fashion? >> we should point out that it matters for a change. new york generally doesn't matter, particularly presidential elections. it always goes republican, democrat, excuse me. but now we have a contested, a very strong cont

trump, as we all expected, is throwing the new york values line that senator cruz used in iowa back at him. i think the new york media are all too happy to amplify the charge. >> of course, of course. this is new york. look -- you showed "the daily news" headline, take the you know what train -- >> two subway lines -- >> and -- this is new york is so in your face. we cannot from wisconsin nice to new york nasty. and you know, he has -- ted cruz learned that in the bronx, a jeer is a jeer. and he went through the hazing ritual over the tabloid headline. but yes, this is all being pumped up. his goal still if he can keep trump to under 50, i think that's going to be tough. that's what counts as victory. >> the "boston globe" today has this mock front page put out in the opinion section. we can put it up on the screen. "deportations to begin," this imagines we're already in a trump presidency. "markets sink as trade war looms. new libel law target the "absolutely sdmum pre" absolutely scum in press." does this go too far? >> certainly trump voters, if this was intended to reach trump vote

the greatest collection of shows free with xfinity on demand. >>> at the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa, inmate daunte bullock faces the possibility of one year in the hole for allegedly assaulting another inmate with a homemade weapon, a lock in a sock. >> anything you say may be used against you if a disciplinary hearing. anything you say may be used against you in a criminal prosecution. >> our cameras were with bullock as he was about to plead his case during a prison disciplinary hearing. >> have a chair, please, mr. bullock. your number? >> 1147. >> after addressing procedural matters, administrative law judge william sapeen reads the correctional officer's account of the assault. >> determined by the investigation that inmate bullock assaulted [ bleep ] with a weapon and required stitches, breaking his right hand trying to block the weapon that required a cast. i have here the photos of the scene of the incident that i will share with you. this is the victim of the assault and injuries. also before me i have a sock with a padlock, combination lock inside. i have a statement from

cruz just said everyone in the media said that he couldn't possibly win iowa. that is not how i remember it. he was, people how the thought he would win iowa because he had good ground game. trump was saying that he could get ahead because he had all the momentum but there was this question about the ground game. he is sort of rewriting the history where the media was on bunch of different races, no? the. >> ted cruz was absolutely the favorite going into the iowa caucuses where he was better organized. that is how the media reflected it. look, it was two weeks ago cruz won a big victory in wisconsin, all media chatter was trump was in trouble. he made a lot of mistakes. abortion answer, going after the senator's wife. so the coverage of supposedly we all love trump turned against trump. last two weeks he toned it down. he is not insulting anybody on twitter. gave a short speech last night. didn't call him lyin' ted. called him senator cruz and he won most of the 95 delegates and getting closer to the goal so the coverage is starting to reflect that cruz may not

ted cruz trotted out the new york values line in iowa, he was trying to close the deal in iowa. it was pretty clear based on polling calls that we heard, they poll tested that with the iowa folks. apparently it poll tested well. they attacked him on new york values. why should new yorkers vote for this guy now when he was basically uing them to score political points in iowa? >> well, a couple things. one, i don't doubt that donald trump will do well in his home state. look, even john kasich managed to win he is home state. >> even john kasich. that's mean. that's mean. continue. >> that being said, i think donald trump has hit a wall. i think even if he does well in new york, that can't translate very far past that. again, it's his home state. ted cruz saw what ground game can do, what an actual political operation can do and we're seeing disarray and chaos in the trump campaign. i think it's the end there. >> okay. mckay coppens is shaking his head. why are you shaking your head? >> well, i think that, you know, there's a case to be made that new york isn't applicable to the r

they used to go to the iowa state fair. rosanna: here they are eating hot dogs. going outside their old boyhood home. greg: hillery did not know how to use a metro card. anyway. let's go to bobby moses. >> reporter: good morning to you. you have a presidential candidate headed your way today. another reminder that new york running for president. >> the candidates are in a new york state of mind. hillary clinton visited fort washington. also in holbrook for the suffolk county annual spring dinner. clinton has been heavily focused on new york for days now. she and her husband visited churches in the city yesterday. >> i do not take that president obama gets the credit that he deserves for digging us out of the ditch. reporter: bernie sanders campaigned upstate today. yesterday, he sampled coney island's fair. hotdog slathered with sauerkraut. >> one of the differences between secretary clinton and myself is safe for the important one here at it is how we raise money for a campaign. leading democratic voters. donald trump has a commanding lead over john case they ca

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the iowa state bystander, a newspaper noted, quote, our fathers labored, fought, and died to perpetuatehis country and leave a heritage to us. harkening back to 1863, 65, the paper continued, let us be men and show loyalty and we will be rewarded. now not everyone was on board with this. numbers suggest that most of the 10,000 african-american men who did volunteer for the war were from northern states as opposed to southern states. and much of that might be because of the efforts of men like john mitchell, again right here in richmond, editor of the richmond planet. he insisted that black men should fight only in they did so under black officers with the ranks of colonel and major. of course, a departure from what had been the case with the united states colored troops. no officers, no fight, demanded mitchell. we will wait the change. of course, many white southerners were content to wait, responding to mckinley's call for colored troops. the new orleans times democrat insisted on the expediency of enlisting african-american and it urged the president to, quote, allow the white folks

the station. and it is going to dog him for two weeks. he was pandering to juans: juans: -- iowans. remember what he was doing. he need to do win iowa the first state on the calendar. two months later in new york it's pretty dang important. the new york tabloids love. this they are eating it up. the daily beast post. going to put this on everyj day. >> how about syracuse or auburn, ithaca? some place. but right into the heart -- right into the heart of it. >> it's the first stop that defines the sort of media narrative and he got heckled. he got booed. and the new york values thing came up later. it wasn't great for cruz. remember is he in third right now. he is not only behind trump is he behind kasich. >> what's the victory for senator ted cruz in new york second place at this point if he is beat out johns1 kasich governor of ohio. >> it's a question of where does he place statewide and more a question of how many did he goes can he scrape together? and of course as you know, greta, this is not only a statewide contest but also by congressional district. and any district where cruz can hold donald trump below 50% and come in secon

>>> the families of two florida teenagers who disappeared last july on a fishing trip are found the iowa phone. they found it last month when the vessel washed you up in bermuda. officials turned over the device to the parents. but the other boy's parents are sowing saying that the phone should be searched for potential clues. we'll bring in brian and the criminal defense attorney. thank you for joining us. why is there a need for the lawsuit to begin with? >> there is no reason. if it is true there is a criminal investigation it should be held as positive evidence and possible source of leads so that they can track down and find out what happened to the two young men in a haunting case for me and a lot of other parents. >> they would be 15 years old now and took off on a fishing adventure. and they are still missing and foul play is suspected in all of this. brian, why does the fbi not have the phone? >> heather, the fbi doesn't have the phone because the florida department of conservation made a huge mistake by giving the phone back to the parents. that is pathetic. it is an ongoing cr

and at the same time, separate two families that were once united by love. >> reporter: boone, iowa. on flat land just north of des moines, is a company town. headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest fareway. it's a family owned company, and rick beckwith is a third cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter, emily, the sweet, but quiet one. >> kind of a shrinking violet? >> well, the older sisters said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she'd just remain silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. even though emily was from a prominent, wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with, and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sara. >> could've had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> boyfriend. >> the, all these boys were fallin' -- >> gaga over her. >> yeah, gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. i mean

>> ted cruz has had some issues along the campaign trail. especially in iowa indicated ben carson was leaving the race. and there have been a couple other things. the race in utah where mitt romney got behind the establishment came in there, and there was a picture posted of donald trump's wife. now, i know they say that wasn't ted cruz. that was a super pac. there was no coordination, but there may be questions about that that come forth, too. there's been back and forth in the republican primary that has been pretty nonpresidential. i don't think there's any question at this point we're down to really two candidates who can win in the convention. we need to start focusing on the issues. both of them need to behave better moving forward. with what's happened over the last two weeks, donald trump is like a cat. he always lands on his feet. i think you'll see him take a look at what's transpired. you're going to see donald trump moving forward with more presidential behavior. and more focus on the issues. i think he's going to go into new york where he's going

and this past february, she suspended her own senator campaign after failure to in the iowa caucus. > that's hail. jeff is tracking the conditions. jeff, we went from showers to hail. what's next? >> a big warm-up is going to be coming our way, and we'll be tracking that throughout the micro forecast. at this point we have seen the thunderstorm that produced the hail in fairfield already dying down. so there's really little to nothing left here across the bay area, just a spotty shower right now across fremont heading down towards melpedes, so again, some light activity headed your way. i think what's impacting everyone at the moment is the gusty winds. as the system pulls away, it's helping to ramp up the wind in san francisco, 14 in napa, also in san jose. lafayette, 11/100. we're tracking the heat. i'll have details in about 15 minutes. >>> look at this sight. this is in napa county. you can see that funnel cloud right there forming over layer variessa. obviously an unusual sight for people just enjoying the day on the lake. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon. >>> you can get y

we didn't argue when the iowa caucus was taking place. they don't pick them until june. u: i would argue with you, that's what you get. >> it's your show. but the reality here it seems to me is you have got an rnc making ugly noises. the chairman has not been neutral. the man running the convention is paul ryan, the speaker of the house, and he's not been neutral. he's anti-trump. you can sugar coat this anyway you want to. this an anti-establishment running the republican party that is anti-trump. >> i go back to the one that was anti-reagan. he almost won it. lost by 117 votes. trump has a plurality of the votes and delegates an has a shot at winning this thing. i don't think it's a bad strategy to be attacking the rnc. but i think the weird federal system, we let states pick and choose their own ways of dos doing this. lou: you have the rnc chairman saying the majority, that's the american way. 1,237 as he dismissed a million voters in colorado and preside over a convention that's rigged. >> there is a bunch of conventions the parties themselves choose. lou: i understa

the worst weather is expected from houston north to iowa. orms brought a possible tornado to a small town in eastern oklahoma. the national weather service received reports of five tornadoes yesterday. the severe weather also brought dangerous lightning. this video shows a strike near the national weather center in norman, oklahoma. and in kansas, hail sent people running for cover. ierk fi-- eric fisher of wbz, i tracking the storm. >>> tuesday a severe day of weather across the plains that moved farther east into wednesday. a dip in the jet stream cutting into warm, humid air. we have another day with a chance of tornadoes, large hail, damaging wind gusts, and heavy rainfall. we have leftover storms from last night. those chugging off toward the east. a new batch fires up as we head into the afternoon. that peak heating of the day. that's when you could see severe weather break out yet again. places to watch, central a western tennessee getting into southern and western illinois. st. louis, as well, in on the action. main issues, a chance f

the senator from iowa is confused about the role of the f.b.i. the f.b.i. by law is obligated to do its job and conduct an independent review of everything it gets, it has to work on, free from political interference. it's wrong for any senator, especially the chairman of the judiciary committee who deals with these issues day after day to urge the selective leaking of any federal investigation. the f.b.i. isn't in the business of disclosing information to appease political operatives. but according to press reports, that is sort of the thing that the republican judiciary committee has done. remember, there's been a lot of speculation under chairman grassley's leadership, personal information of a clinton staffer was leaked to the press, including payroll records and social security numbers. but urging a leak of an f.b.i. investigation for political purposes wasn't the only thing that senator grassley said on friday. the senator from iowa was asked what he thought was the worst change in congress during his tenure. he responded that the increasing partisans