this issues for our general assembly and the legislation that i authored, along with congressman tom marino, was signed into law and ensures access to proper medication with patients with legit mate needs while allowing us to continue battling the drug diversion and abuse problems that exists mere in our country. it will enable our local and state officials to move forward, address the pill mills and at the same time make certain that patients with needs have access. the legislation is called the ensuring patient access and effective drug enforcement act of 2016. and what it will do is to combat the inappropriate use of prescription drugs by bringing greater clarity, something that is needed in so many laws and rules, but bringing greater clarity and transparency to the requirements needed for safe and secure distribution of

we start with a trump supporter, representative tom marino who joins us from state college, pennsylvania. congressman marino, thank you for joining us. you endorsed donald trump as early as just about anybody in the house of representatives back in february. why? >> well, it's very simple. i'll answer that with a rhetorical statement. how's it been knowing last 30 years having governors, senators, career politicians being president, we're 20 trillion in debt, 20 million people out of work, businesses are leaving the country in droves, the borders are not secured, people tell me in my district they're afraid they're not going to be able to even send their kids to school because they don't know if they're going to have a job or find a job. so donald trump has hired tens of thousands of people. he's the only candidate that has signed the front of a paycheck. i just was talking to him the other day and you know what one of his first meetings among others will be? with business people, men and women, who can tell donald what the problem, is why they have to leave this country. so i think it's

and one of hunter's colleagues, congressman tom marino of pennsylvania joins me. he's also a donald trump supporter. there weren't many of you congressman who were behind trump on capitol hill before he locked up the republican nomination. one of your fellow early trump backers duncan hunter says he was in town yesterday. he owed us a little more respect than he showed us. what do you say to that? >> i have conversations with donald pretty regularly. i wasn't offended. he had other things to deal with yesterday, particularly with the speaker and over on the senate side. and i don't need stroked, and i think he did the right thing. >> where do you think this is going in terms of the question not just of paul ryan but unity in general. we just had rory cooper from the never trump forces on. he's saying, look, republicans should still be holding out. how much work does donald trump still have to do to unite republican leadership? >> i think there's always more work to unite. yesterday, you know, was a great start. the example of it was the meeting this morning. there

jeff sessions, tom marino, tom reed, rick scott, these folks doing so in february and march, and intopril, kevin cramer, and the former house speaker, john boehner on april 27, saying they are texting buddies and he would vote for him if he were the nominee, something he said he would not do for ted cruz. you can run through the endorsements that are there as we ask you, should these members of congress support donald trump? the party is suicidal if they do not support donald trump. i have been a republican my life and i am being told i am not a conservative. we have been looking for a guy who will fight. it is like lincoln finally found grants. america has finally found donald trump. is evaporating. the poor are getting subsidized by the government. the rich are taking advantage of the loopholes created by their buddies in congress and hopefully donald trump will do something for the american people. he says he is in it to help america. only one who has given indication he will stand up to the federal government and change it. washington insiders are afraid their bed feathers are goi

to h.r. 3380, legislation that was introduced by my judiciary committee colleagues congressman tom marino of pennsylvania and congressman pedro pierluisi of puerto rico. this bill makes crucial changes to our federal drug laws to give law enforcement additional tools to combat extraterritorial drug trafficking. it does this by amending the controlled substances import and export act to stipulate when a narcotic's trafficker has a, quote, reasonable cause to believe that the illegal narcotics he produces or travis will be sent into the -- traffics will be sent into the u.s., then they will prosecutor them. this will allow them to pursue extra territorial drug traffickers who are not only smuggling drugs into the united states but who facilitate it. s. 32 amends the import-export act to address the increasingly prevalent problem of trafficking enlisted chemicals which are chemicals regulated by the d.e.a. because they are used in the manufacturing of controlled substances. during a recent codel to south and central america, several of my colleagues and i heard firsthand how drug trafficking

tom marino. a trump supporter. do you expect to see a thundering herd?ump now. why hasn't it happened yet? >> i expect to see many more. the room that we were in was standing room only. around 25-30 altogether. the numbers are picking up. it is working. more republicans are coming over. >> coming over to the trump side. does that mean that they are abandoning paul ryan? >> no. the conservatives. we still support the rights of life. presidential executive overreaching. there are issues that are important to house member republicans. the other two issues that are important to donald r trade. talking with donald and talking with paul, as often as i do, we got together yesterday. there really is not that gap that people think there is between these two. >> i think that i take issue with that. a big difference between the two. >> the issue of training. the american people overrun the nominating. paul respects that. vice versa. the right to life in the overreaching. i think that is a great start. >> if you do not get together, you do not beat hillary. i think

trafficking detection act, christie noem, human trafficking prevention, intervention and recovery act, tom marino and karen bass, one republican, one democrat, strengthening child welfare response for human trafficking. joyce beatty, who has spoken here tonight, also worked with ann wagner and also introduced improving response for victims of child sex trafficking act. and sean maloney, introduced the human trafficking prevention act. lots of individuals, lots of folks who helped in the house and then we had support from over 200 organizations throughout the country trying to get this legislation passed. some of those rights for girls, coalition against trafficking of women, shared hope international, end child prostitution and trafficking in the u.s.a., national children's alliance, national association to protect children, quality now, national conference of state legislatures, and the national criminal justice association, we're all on the same page in the hymnal, singing the same song. mr. speaker, that song is that we are going to do everything we can to stop this scourge of human traffickin

tom brady's moves. >> stephen: he was a quarterback. what are you talking about? >> alex rodriguez was a high school star quarterback where he wears number 13 as an homage to his here oh, dan marinouper bowl rings. just the jewelry alone, the diamonds will blind a-rod as he tries to come in for the stab. >> when is the fight, the fight is now. >> stephen: it's right now. 1, because as of october 1, i agree with you, that's when alex disappears. >> stephen: we'll find out. >> so if therapy happening in october, you're right. but if it's not, i'm sticking with a-rod. >> stephen: well, you have the right to be wrong. now it's your turn. head to twitter and vote. who would win, a-rod with a trident and a net versus tom brady with a morning star and a shield. polls close wednesday at midnight. my thanks to keith olbermann. keith formidable opponent as always. >> happy birthday. >> stephen: that does it for... >> audience: "friday night fights." >> stephen: we'll be right back way performance by comedian nick griffin. i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all