us senate us house of representatives is a real opportunity. last year this time of stress. seeking to better himself his family. so many irishmen and women from every walk of life waiting for creating three of them i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. in between i two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud of the year. in recognition andng for immigration reform and all of irish american hospitals and life would have been living in shadows to reach their potential. the united states of america the show are speaking as an irishman. an approach to life. the people he said see things and say why. but i dream things that never were. can i say why not the bad quality. it is the quality of the irish remarkable combination of hope out there and imagination. that is needed than ever today. please avoid a labour mep says the party is in crisis. so from the gospel of peter decides to keep the messages no internet there so the communication link. in the house and has a presence on the campaign trade. forces that lead to destruction. i think it's not helpful before we touched them. i managed to engage in what is essentially a son in iraq it's healthy and don't try he did not give positive legal advice about the maple cash loans. the evidence is heard that the sentencing hearing gets under way for two former executives. and it's okay not to feel lk is the message is that it was chilly the twenty fourteen the cycle again this season and empowering people. we were too short weekend break is like the two sides of the environment . and welcome to six wong the labor party leader eamon gilmore is standing firm this evening satan has no intention of stepping down senior figures in the party running from the sycamore today after ndp filled prendergast said the party was in crisis and called on the beach or to go the roundup to just weeks ahead of the local and european elections. the seed in the social protection minister joan burke said the was no leadership issue but despite the most mep as a person of substance to change. it is. no rolling with his attentiveness to date her. it's really important that we took a nice because i do believe that the crisis but the neighbor patchy and i do believe we can fix this. neighbors helped rescue the furious that the braces for the cameras put a bullet on the microphones. i think she could wrong. more than that of the company. accompanying that were taken to the door where the state to come to that. local elections and onto the track recorded by and large who said that he's well into desirable to the people but surprisingly similar views from the target of her remarks. i think it's not take up to four weeks out from an amateur at two in gauging what is essentially i'm in iraq. i don't think about is that that is why he's so i don't think it is applied to the floor of old labour candidates who are not contesting under the european folklore but open elections but from his deputy to the printer guests referred to is a different emphasis she was probably understandably disappointed by the weekend polls open this time five years ago the polls percent of the difficult for a number of candidates is the time he got elected and the reason they got there just wasn't up to the people of substance on cbs interview over a party there and to mars the leader of the labour party. he has my support to any doubts. and that there is no leadership question. the more ringing endorsement from fifty sheep goat and chicken even told him to commit them to the minute you foreign ministers of every every expectation. the prosecution to give the government would see these government to address and see what our country back on a real tough one for sturgeon for employment. before that goal it difficult in action for a neighbor. the party's opponents know to keep their lips. david joins me now from government buildings did this we couldn't just call it a worse time for the labor party caucus. he even some of those who are no friends of the game and get more into the labour party are furious at them and are desperate to reverse the question practice at the time being of debate argue with those of smoke into the deaths at the time to call your party needed to cool was after was likely to be about the election for a neighbor of the people they say that she's made it difficult for everyday but have great quotes the european elections and an open contest. even those who would share her views and b to b have made life difficult for a set of rules incumbents because i think that in politics and you tend to play to the tip of the internal party problems at election time because overs of the habit of pushing parties that don't show it until it unfolds. so the name and give more to twelve probably know pretty much as with advisors don't want to make of our corrupted prendergast at the wreckage to secede anyone of them have far more problems because begins to set up that this addiction they would've noticed those remarks were told burton in which she refused to criticize the president asked them what to do first or the person of substance. i didn't think abt our thinking the solicitor advised anglo irish bank in two thousand and eight said he didn't give positive and advice about the transaction. but the center of the crew proceedings against former executives of i know beforehand was cold by the prosecution. evidence of the sentencing hearing for patrick whelan and win market share. contact robert aaron gave a statement stuttgart the last year after being threatened with toothpicks court proceedings. he was called to court today by prosecuting dollars the city would surely significant that there was evidence that the was no legal advice is don't mess with it then ending i'm going to make that ended at christmas though. so it's a package presented with the amount each year to date more than a week ago giving you don't tend to think they have teams hosted by the perceived cost of the good life and with their state of mind that was relevant. mr chen said he was told before the transaction took place in july two thousand and eight. i know would be dented money to shawn green's comedy to buy shares in the bank. the city came to the view that the standing clicked over to the attention of legislation that allows for such owns it during the court in the course of the bank's business. however he said he didn't snow at the time to time but also tended to make a tent. mr harrington ninety was told all the dt as of the transaction i both had its compliance the economy and the city of notes to your recollection of the key phone call on july the twelfth with representatives of investments by morgan stanley and i know patients. he had no notes that this conversation besides a few words written in a diary the city didn't smell had the sense of the more confounding the kids keep notes has come to you that he had said that on thaksin felt sweaty with the intention to buy goods but the debt deflation. mr had agreed he had given the advice and generate it hasn't and nine piece on the information he has all the contacts with the backpack like asking the people in the course of the business of the time what you've missed a parent node on the works for his former firm that it is changed its name sentence hearing will continue to model the maximum sentence for the offences despite years of the north's news to the circuit criminal court the association representing drunken fogarty has a cd criticize the minister for justice promote the gay gene with the garden. the son who called the sanyo cup is going away today the president of the cover says association also called for the garda on the food commission to be more accountable. the work of the garden is becoming far more dangerous according to the g ornate which points out that in the last month. paul has been a slight one caught this cold one another on a motorbike was knocked down and seriously injured however the association that represents trike and fogarty says the force is being used as what it describes as a political football. over the past two weeks have been high heat. there's been people using it for political advantage he scrupulously for her own needs. and it has been very harmful to run a membership there has always been tension between the guardian its oversight body that called on muslims and that's reflected in this year's conference delegates on the cost of investigations that guard the party of the top of the ombudsman come and she stopped what are also demanding the introduction of which are true fairness and are critical of the matter in all senses of the socks investigations. she already has also defended its decision not to invite the minister for justice here for a second consecutive year the association says it has no confidence in our chopper he doesn't engage with the geo array on the other dog associations balls and trucks through 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us senate us house of representatives is a renewed opportunity to transform the start line. my great grandfather left here in times of stress. seeking to better himself his family too many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the treatment of may. i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud to be here. in recognition and celebration of our times shopping for immigration reform. all of irish american hope that the laws and life we have going into the shadows to reach their potential into between the united states of america the british on speaking as an irishman. summed up in approach to life. the police did she think and say why but i dream things that never were. and i say why not quality. the quality of the irish. remarkable combination of the opposite and imagination. that is needed more than ever today it was. this is. it's education or a crane has received hostile reception at the aest on a conference in wexford a short time ago addressing the twentieth yuan jr cycle reform minister was booed and heckled to last year's result the challenge at the time until annual conference after proposing on his merits of the things that never should take a minimum requirements for those entering teacher training college. not only on our minister for education has been granted to take what deal of affection for the minister for my auntie and delicate think he can eat this morning. lol see them but that's not to say that this audience with two receptive. this proposal from mr quinn to groans of disagreements. i also want to see higher level mathematics can be leaving certificate becoming part of the minimum entry requirements for admission. teacher education the minutes tick kept. two gup them in his audience and perfection. i don't know each the sisters have told you . the art. the he was on the beaches potential improvement for those who began the tree is the twenty seventh. it's been a gradual and effects a few enough teachers. this morning with nothing compared to what happens as the sti contention in wexford this evening the almost constant repeating brewing laughter and applause aside from the cross over to him and his standing conference of wexford ten so long and difficult day for the minister and that but at the tengku history section reserved for him it would appear by those aest identical to that conference behind you. this is what historically i don't think i've seen a response quite as strong as ever before with mysticism in concert but a defeat as they do it justice in the hotel behind me. it began with one or two and each of the packing one entity to look use a megaphone to heckle and helping to spread it spreads and became widespread across the room to give you examples of bullying cries of rubbish cries of the highest price of a place that does the minister intend to stick to continue speaking at one stage that when the minister says that the utmost respect for your professionalism after a widespread across the room was applause of them into bed in one instance as it was in response to the minister outlining at today's conference with the genius i could afford such as ironic that the pills really and this is really quite difficult to six minutes or so it's hard to concentrate and agendas of tolls at the minister was initially i dreamt i was at five delegates here. we also need to decide if they can kiss this message became common. this was a problem with the conservative catholics who choose to accept a guarantor cent centers of indoctrination to the security of parents who send richard constitutes every happy to do so recently the chief

us senate us house of representatives is a real opportunity to transform these aren't you. my great grandfather left here in time of stress. seeking to better himself his family. too many irishmen and women from every walk of life leader in receiving treatment. i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. between our two countries runs deep and strong and proud to be here in recognition and celebration of our times shopping for immigration reform and all of irish americans hold the polls and life when i was living in the shadows to reach their potential into between the united states of america the show are speaking as an irishman summed up in approach to life. the police said she didn't even think why. but i dream things that never were. can i say why not is that quality the body of the irish. remarkable combination of the opposite of imagination. that it needed more than ever today no horror. aye. maybe i'm welcome to six woman from guildhall in london on the second day of presents michael d higgins estate business to the united kingdom the city the president will address a gala dinner here at guildhall for the outing of the british prime minister david cameron of downing street the problem and our nation. on the way the city has to stop this the beach. higgins also bought the importance of scientific ties between the two countries as well as the cold dish of irish people to the national health service here. the lady sons it is about one in ten titles. pryor told it's legally benefits but are not financial regulation. you are approved for anything. some charges against former panel chairman sean fitzpatrick and former director of painting past weekend are dropped this superintendents association says that it rejects any suggestion of systemic corruption by its members. fan. although second day of the state visits to the united kingdom present why can t make its walls today just above our lunch and doughty street hosted by the british prime minister david cameron has said it was a privilege to be an office of a time when relations between britain and on and were so warm this evening the president you to deliver a keynote address here and kill holding on to the four song seven hundred business leaders more on that later in the program but we begin this evening but the first of all reports from our political costs almost david dunbar the warm greeting for a good neighbor david cameron says he is enjoying the relaxed chest in the spring sunshine ahead of a formal lunch and downing street to celebrate the links between the two nations. since. what do you love them. his presence known to history. it is up with them all. a new irish nation does not know anything else will. but i see them all increasingly i'm really excited to find things that will lead you into acting in a speech. in this. way to big cities stop this i hoped it would. d oh. it goes. dakota is that each productive business breakfast in the city of london. members of the royal family would attend nineteen sixteen commemorations as well as events associated with the first world war. amid the tears some time ago that it would be our intention that the appropriate members of the land from image tends i was actually very pleased to hear the queen host of speech the state singles members of the offer from the arms of government would stand side by side with representatives from ireland it's an appropriate and commemorative ceremonies both government seems intent on shared remember this. but this is something that we've been talking about for sometime in the context of commemoration. such are known to wake of the bands based on years ago. thunderbolts the british on the irish government are very conscious that we should do this. it's very important was to commemorate these things together in a way that helps to bring people together for the future. i have visited the royal society evidence there of how our whole relationship was visiting scientific research. it seems that relationship. it gets this education knowledge that it was about ideas and in any conduct of operations it's going to do that you shouldn't either side trips he's eating a courtesy call a book on us from britain's deputy prime minister and the pay of preparations got on the way for tonight's keynote event you can see the president willing to fight for our lunch at a gala dinner in a dispute all did a double carport e e news building. let's talk today about my joy was the prom at westminster as i was saying david like the dickens is due to deliver his keynote address here at the guildhall a little later the cvs is any indication of what he will say to the size of almost seven hundred business leaders who come here to hear what he's up to say. so bright that speech will be delivered very much of the heart of the city of london and one might expect the team to the trade related it just doesn t shirt and a canny andersen's business activity that vince 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us senate us house of representatives is a real opportunity to transform the start line. my great grandfather left here in time of stress. seeking to better himself his family. so many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the ultimate i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition o bond between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud to be here. in recognition and celebration of our times. the irish army for immigration reform and all of irish american hope that the laws and alike. we had was living in the shadows to reach their potential into between the states of america shaw speaking as an irishman summed up in approach to life the people he said see things and say why. but i dream things that never were can i say why not the bad quality. it is the quality of the irish. remarkable combination of hope optimism and imagination. this is needed more than ever today after. i was. the first ever state visits planned on irish presidents to the united kingdom academia look of this special six long from windsor castle ay ay ay ay ay ay like yo dd gets on his wife sabina alicante apply cream elizabeth and prince philip i try to get emotional the move. what killed him one huge moment of westminster up a memorial to more non profit before addressing the houses of parliament. traci and i don't want to come. with future to reach that friendship to grow he did moan with it and look it up. my signs off on the terms of reference for the guy that takes investigation. the inquiry will also note that the template of the sophie tossed onto county a case europe's highest court to its international telecoms providers should not store data for up to two years saying it's a breach of code to say. as tributes for peaches geldof has produced police tried to establish the cause of chris up and down. i knew. you know the don't do dentistry killed his historic state visit to the united kingdom with full ceremonial on earth the president and his wife sabina well welcomed by how much the queen elizabeth here to windsor castle. but they'll be guests of honor for the next number of days this afternoon on a visit to westminster abbey the was a poignant moment when the president and mrs higgins polls and about before memorial to morning when i'm not being murdered by the ira in nineteen seventy nine afterwards an address to both houses of parliament the president said that our two countries have a closeness that once seemed all achievable. when the full reports on today's first day of the state as its first years on all the manager told the gorman due east away from the seventy third birthday my cosy he can step forward to make history. a new home up for me a windsor queen elizabeth will feature the welcome telling the grounds of windsor castle. totally awesome it was fine. along with the endless struggle. on the first state visit by an irish president to the uk was underway. us. morse drawn carriages to force them to guests would go to windsor streets. she does pageantry better. straight rain held off crowds marched on as the procession troubled one minute to windsor castle. t t o said the law. the president inspected a guard of honor the forty flight members of the irish guards campaign many of their colleagues are currently based in cyprus was fourth and two born and we kill two born in belfast world to lunch and tea for the ceremonies. then another moment of pageantry president reagan's presented a gift. mulch for the mascot of the gods. irish wolf hound cold cold. it is. lunch the president was broke to see some of the treasures in the irish connection. two weeks. looking on power sources and suggesting the queen has been very much involved in the planning of this visit. it used to tell his story. lunch when she got to the castle client only gone and had to leave the cbd the remote host to stick my foot here at the end of the castle for president and thi

used procedure. during its time as leader, johnson saw one filibuster. arry reid faced more than 400. >> the silent filibuster was used when 4 or more senators threat on use filibuster. this is different than the talking filibuster in which one person takes turn talking as long as he or she can without eating, drinking or going to the bathroom. if you've been watching the news lately, you might have noticed that all bills are described as needing 60 votes to passed. this is because cloture was passed to prevent a filibuster. 60 or more senators must vote. by taking time to vote on cloture, senators are taking time to working on our bills and will deeply affect our future. the use of a silent filibuster has become worse under president obama. they have used this process more than any other senate. since barack obama has been president, cloture has been filed more than 447 times. to make matters worse, at the usage of the filibuster increased, the number of bills passed in congress has decreased. important legislation dealing with the pressing concerns of the nation has been stopped because of the filibuster. ithout the filibuster, the bills would have been

us. our cameras are there as going green while laura weight estimate that appearance. unlike the fourth straight ahead. the us senate orders ever be with us and i d's democracy program. this is after this. the department started a social media sites includes cubans want that there's a growing controversy in brazil of a picture of indigenous tribes well in western societies make contact without causing damage to them on the floor on that later in the show. i am. washington d c our friends are watching. sear the journalist who broke the story of the reach of nsa surveillance returns to us today for the first time since they began reporting on documents leaked by former contractor adverts noted glenn greenwald and mark waitress arrives in new york this morning to receive the prestigious george polk award for journalism. they said the national security reporting award with fellow reporters. elaine in a cask ale and washington post partum down. it is an ss teacher and mentor greenwald at the event and joins us now with more. this aussies spoke with the pre op this morning the first time since he stepped foot onto us soil after the nsa revelati

with being an identical to yours will be interrogated us quite a long time and then feel old equipment would have with us snuggled up to the senate to use as a russian journalist me nothing but propaganda and the reports distort reality of the border guards almost always have a backup reason for money and a walk off this despite bank statements showing healthy counts and good handfuls of cash a check up on my pasta for him and grab my passport and a woman in uniform. some were looking and pointing at something on a computer screen and how whispering to each other. i'm assuming they have a database of some sort. you just type my name and then it says i'm a journalist jones' own blacklist being prevented from doing their work. not quite what to expect from a country that lately has been so keen to embrace european ideals. even the telescope our team. colby's case to the display of political censorship in ukraine and sometimes colonize angels have also voiced concerns though the situation with press freedom. reporters without borders and the refusal to washington if into ukraine adding bakiyev is bonnie significant amounts congregations an

senator tom coburn, thank you for joining us. >> for free transcripts or to give us your comment about this program, visit us at q&a.org. >> next british prime minster david cameron taking questions from members of house of commerce. then vermont senator bernie sanders. and at 11:00 p.m. another chance to see "q&a" with oklahoma senator tom coburn. on the next "washington journal," talk about a new report. showing a number of state at home mothers is on the rise. then the washington report jason looks at some of the commons. u.n. bureau chief discusses the u.s. contribution to the u.n.'s daily operation. we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. british prime minster david cameron answered questions wednesday about the resignation of the culture secretary, maria miller. prime minster cameron said he believes ms. miller should have been and to apologize and carry on with her job. this is just over 30 minutes. >> questions to the prime inster. >> thankm you mr. speaker. >> yes or no. >> very

senate judiciary committee, defending their case to take over time warner cable. is the chuck grassley ranking member of the judiciary committee. he joins us from washington. senator, thank you for joining usre inside the hearing today. where do you fall in this debate? purpose is process, and not make a decision of whether or not this is a or not.te merger the federal communications commission and the department of justice is going to make that area -- make that. hopefully those are not political decisions. those are decisions based on the economics and the antitrust laws. this committee meeting and the hearing serves a very important purpose, and that is to get all interest onholders' the table, particularly the consumers of america, because this merger is going to eventually serve 30 million people, compared to 24 million people now, that one of those companies as. get everything out on the table. make sure all of the interest aretaken into -- interests taken into consideration. federalhe communications commission knows that congress is watching and expects the laws to be followed the way congress has passed them. >> the way the monopoly has been geographically, not with the consequence

watch us in h.d., like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. . . >> senator coburn announced to retire at the end of next year. >> time we could borrow money against the future of our kids. it's time we quit mortgaging their future. it's time we start taking responsibility for the actions of the federal government. >> does that happen? >> no. >> why not? >> it's human nature. if you're going to do that, if

us. and i was delighted to have senator kennedy built with us. -- vote with us. no, no, no, you are a republican in name only because you didn't agree with us. that division becomes so strong that we don't have the kind of cohesion that used to take these -- place in both parties where the leadership of both parties would sit down and say, ok, guys, we've got to stick together. we've got to make this thing work. we've got to compromise within ourselves and have a position -- oh, we want to pass something. that means we have to talk to some democrats. we have to work this out. but the old ronald reagan line, which in my view labels him a rino -- it is better to get 80% of what you want then 20% of nothing. i remember when we were debating medicare part d and it was a republican proposal from a republican president and there were democrats who are saying, no, absolutely not. it's not enough. teddy kennedy said, to get the republicans to give us anything, let's take it and then argue about what more we can get later on. but as long as it is on the table and the repu

us they've been sent there determined to create chaos. >> reporter: instead of merely agreeing, republican senators used the hearing as a chance to bludgeon the secretary of state on his entire foreign policy. >> my hero, teddy roosevelt, usedsay "talk softly but carry a big stick." what you're doing is talking strongly but carrying a very small stick -- in fact, a twig. >> reporter: they are frustrated over a list of policies they say make the u.s. look weak from failing to take military action in syria to not being tough enough in nuclear talks with iran. >> could be presiding over a period of time where more u.s. credible is lost than anyone could have imagined. >> our foreign policy is just spinning out of control. >> great talking points. they make for good tv nowadays. i have to tell you, senator, that's not true. >> reporter: that didn't stop kerry's one-time friend and fellow senator republican john mccain. >> i think you're about to hit the trieffect a. geneva 2 was a total collapse. israeli/palestinian talks are -- even though you may drag them out for a while, are finished. and i prediction even though we gave the iranians the right to enrich which is unbelievable, that those talks will collapse, too. >> your fri

president, because once again, there are people in the united states senate who are using their prerogatives as senators to keep us from debating a bill fully and to keep us from actually voting on a bill. an up-or-down vote on a bill that the vast majority of americans support whether they are democrats republicans or independents and there is a reason why america supports this legislation, because right now if you work 40 hours a week in the united states of america, in the greatest country in the world, at a federal minimum wage you make barely over $15,000 a year. 40 hours a week, week after week after week, you make $15,000 a year. a worker in this country with a spouse and two kids, a family of four a typical family in this country, depending on the single minimum wage paycheck, is in deep trouble. they're not just below the minimum wage. the family that makes -- i'm sorry. that family makes two-thirds of the poverty level. a breadwinner in a family of four working at the minimum wage is more than $8,000 below the poverty line. that family with a full-time breadwinner is impoverished in the united states of

use the internet he would know that global warming is a fact. so senator reed is right, cavuto can't use the internet. i can usettymaki, and it is -- internet it is not a givenphage, and princess wen dal wants to know, what is best way to contact you directly, you can directly contact me by continueing to sweet, comment at facebook.com. or you can e-mail me. however if yo if had anything cl to say, you don't like me that is o'reilly. have a very good night kennedy: it is april fool's day, president had a good laugh at our expense with a comedy forum at white house rose garden this brag about reaching the 7 million person goal on obamacare.com, there is no way of confirming the data. we know that signing up on the exchange, and getting insurance are time warner different things -- are two different things, is he lying or grandstanding getting a false number in some people's head that will change at some points. is it enough to prevent a glad bath -- blood bath in november,

us. liz and saunders, as well. some of the highfliers are coming back to earth and the blue-chip stocks doing better than good. we will also look at the medicare debate. senator grassley will join us, the senator from iowa. we will join us number of things going on in washington. the percolation about how doctors are being compensated on medicare. >> i brushed up on the movements of baby george, the royal baby george. i know you like to know his whereabouts. thiswas briefed on this morning. do you see the distance that she is holding a be george so as not to get baby george on the missoni, whatever the beautiful dress is? she has the baby of a strategic distance. >> she has nailed it. maybe george looks quite regal. he is checking them out. this is a king in the making. think they will sell a few of those outfits this morning, no question about that. really, really cool. i don't know how new zealand likes it, but it is wonderful to see them out and about. >> i think new zealand is loving it. tom keene with "bloomberg surveillance" about 25 minutes from now. >> let's take a look at the markets. a lot of concern about what is happening in france. what we continue to see is a link between the french 10 year yield and the g

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"start your engines" >>> containing black republican voters to jews to nazis. the column gaining more attention after governor pat quinn's campaign tweeted it out. after outrage from the jewish committee the camp deleted the tweet and said we twitter last week before thoroughly reading it and didn't realize there was inaccurate and offensive sentence in the story. when it was brought to our story we immediately deleted the tweet. co-host of the fabulous show independence on the fox business network. he joins usis is absolutely stunning, article about -- black republicans of being like nazi collaborators, they didn't apologize to the black republicans. they only came respond dent after the jews were upset. >> it's a bizarre article. there is most certainly, i think at least antic totally a double standard when it comes to un -- in politic statements like this that you will see trotted out in the media occasionally. so, i'm not at all surprised that this has blown over a little bit. it's shocking to see a screed like this in a national publication. this is disgusting stuff. >> i went sympathetic to the governor's campaign because people in such a hurry and tweet things and don't read it. >> sure. >> i got that and they apologize. i don't understand "chicago sun times" publishing an article like that. it's a column. it's opinion piece and i don't understand the campaign. only apologizing to jews and not to the black republicans for accusing them of being like the collaborators of the nazis. >>

us to make a choice -- live free or log on. and here in new hampshire, we choose freedom. live free or log on? but it's funny. senator brown thinks the health care law makes us lose our liberty. back in 2012, a reporter asked if senator brown usednsurance? he said of course i do. of course? the law didn't cost him any liberty. would his family have benefited from it, they didn't lose their benefit. and guess who senator brown voted on romney care, the model for the national health care law. >> state senator, you were involved in then governor mitt romney's moves to establish state care, it was called state care, but to broaden health care coverage for all in massachusetts? with. >> well, yes. i voted on it. it was a bipartisan effort. >> guess what? no one in massachusetts lost liberty. it worked. and it saved lives. it's the same story now. good luck to republicans running on that. joining me now are jamal simmons and crystal ball. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> crystal, how does having affordable health care cost people liberty? what am i missing? >> i never understood this line. you're really going to fight for people to have the liberty to be uninsured? is that what we're looking at here? and sen

use the internet he would know that global warming is a fact. so senator reed is right, cavuto can't use the internet. i can useiittymaki, and it is -- internet it is not a givenphage, and princess wen dal wants to know, what is best way to contact you directly, you can directly contact me by continueing to sweet, comment at facebook.com. or you can e-mail me. however if yo if had anything cl to say, you don't like me that is o'reilly. have a very good night. lou: the head of gm went to capitol hill today. the ceo was assailed by members of house energy and commerce committee for almost 3 hours, few pleasantrys and a lot of ago vateed congressman -- aggravateed congressmen who were frustrateed by herrin a bum

now we just have to demand the senate do that, help us demand the senate do that. no more nationbuilding. government comes after ust's wipe out that government and tell those people in that country, you choose whatever government you want but if they come after us, we will whack them too. you don't have to destroy a whole country. [applause] yes, that's what this administration has done in giving us change. do we still have hope? you bet we do. you are good symbols of the hope we have. thank you. , kilowe still have hope obamapelosi, reid, and can keep the change. thank you. [applause] ♪ speaker is no stranger to us in new hampshire. we're proud to introduce him to the rest of the world. tom thompson is the honorary newrman of the afp hampshire. he purchased 125 acres of land with his brother at the age of 11, and now manages and operates the thompson family tree farm. the thompsons have been managing that forest land with an emphasis on demonstrating to other farmers the true meaning of a working, sustainable forest. his treers working on farm, but he understands the importance of serving the forest community, an

us. off to the taxes that on the eleventh two thousand and one the bush administration was apparently willing to take whatever steps it so necessary. senator feinstein said the us must face up to this post. she said the c i a have made serious mistakes not everyone agrees many americans believe the us had no alternative and that these methods save thousands of american lives. are you thought our washington correspondent adds companies own the story of forest and that's obviously the us president he has to sign off on this before the report is the classified what we know was he expected to say yes obama has always opposed the so called enhances regression techniques by the c i a and he's made it clear that he wants to release this up. executive summary of this report the question is just in what form would be released because because of that happens demonstration will conduct a review that includes the c i a having a say in what gets police or not so at the very least one was happier. is this executive summary of the report almost five hundred pages and then the c i a and some republicans who make clear which parts of this report. the think are actually true and not true that is epitome of it is because the five people are to be arguing about its validity there. what impact do you t

for that, excuse me for using the term, is using russian forces in numbers across the border in eastern ukraine. i spoke to senator bob corker today, is that the red line moves. usedthe demand was to move the troops back from the border. now the new one is just don't come in. you also hear criticism that by trying to seek so much unity with this group of 28 nations, that, in fact, the administration is negotiating down. negotiating its leverage down and there's some who say, you know, the europeans want to be led here. they want to be led rather than follow. >> what do you say to that? >> i think it's very clear if you had a russian military intervention with tens of thousands of troops in the eastern ukraine, those circumstance s you'd have major sanctions applied by washington and europe. no question. you have a situation of a stealth invasion, russian special forces operating and that makes it more difficult to mobilize the europeans. >> any indication how many of these stealth forces, paramilitary russian if you will, russian citizens coming into ukraine may be involved? we know some ukrainians are sympathetic to the russians obviously. >> sure. i don't have a

of the senate, the purpose of the senate, the purpose of senators, turning us into robots, rubber-stamping whatever the majority leader wants us to pass or not pass, telling us that the 200-and-some years of tradition of debate and vote in the senate, the ability to offer an amendment -- you have a disagreement or you think you want to improve the bill -- that it's been denied us. so once again here we are back in this same situation because we have one individual here who's made a decision that the minority doesn't count. that senators, even some in the majority, don't count. they don't get to offer amendments either. and we're going to do it his way and not our way, not the way it's been done for more than 200 years. so with that in mind, not even having the ability to bring forward something that i think has bipartisan support, is responsible, will address the reforms that the president called for has been once again denied. and with that, i simply cannot support going forward with this even though there are people out there that are legitimately looking for work, making every possible effort, should be able to qualify an u

us in hd, watch us, and like us on twitter. >> citizens united and americans for prosperity hosted their inaugural freedom summit in manchester, new hampshire. the highlights from the event including remarks by senators ted cruz and kentucky's rand paul. also donald trump and i can't be. but first. the day kicked off quite a speech with mike lee of utah. >> thank you very much good to be back in america it is a pleasure for me to honor my friend. a few weeks after we got there the lead singer for u2 -- a good moment -- i was the youngest senator. i was 39 at the time i was elected into office. i was reading at the level of a 40 year old which i told was very impressive. 42 now but read at the level of a 43-year-old. i try to stay ahead of the curve. my wife sharon is here somewhere. when i got there, it was interesting. apparently to some people in washington i did not look like a senator. to some of them i looked like a staff member by comparison. from time to time when i got to the door of the senate in order to vote, there were these very heavily armed gentleman who would stop me. oh just tying to get into vote and do my job. as a nondrinking kid from utah i was not used to getting carded. they do

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us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. here is a look at books being published this week: massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren recount her congressional life and career in "a fighting chance" and john paul reports on his tenure. and joe becker talks about his account on same-sex marriage on "forcing the spring: inside the fight for marriage securi security". and we investigate the impact of drug smuggling and traffic across the board. and recounting the life of joseph smith, the found of mormanism in his book. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors on booktv in the future. >> we should have finished al qaeda in 2001. our general who was there, but more than just the general, i think all of us, think back, we were attacked on 911, 3 thousand americans died more than al qaeda. and we had bin laden trapped and didn't finish him off. and then we led him to pakistani territory and said oh wait. but think for a moment during world war ii when we won the battle at midway and he sailed across the dateline in the pacific and attacked to japanese and destroyed their fleet in 1942.

senators. they will use that as they've used all kind of moments like that, like over birth control and rush limbaughhat to get out the vote. >> juan, if you are mary landrieu from louisiana, mark pryor from arkansas and you're looking at this nomination fight, you're not thinking it's a great thing, are you? >> i don't think it makes a huge difference i. think their problems are baked in even from the critics' point of view. i think if you realize the nuclear option rules in the senate, you just need 50 votes. i think burr well is likely to get them. the question is about the release of documents that you just heard ed henry describe, again, i think from the administration point of view it's a huge difference at this moment versus anything before, given the positive enrollment numbers, the sense of political victory they have, that they are pleased to go out there and make the case. they think it's republicans who will be on the defensive. >> and even emboldened to make this now? >> i think that's absolutely right. >> do you think the president asked for her resignation or just dropped it on his des

senator leading that hearing is with us now. senator claire mccaskill of missouri, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we heard from gmc, mary barra, that she is going to get to the bottom of this with her investigation. you talked about a culture of coverup. do you trust her? >> well, i think we'll see how the investigation goes. but the facts are pretty clear. you don't need an investigation to understand that they had a defective switch, and someone at gm in the engineering department changed that switch and didn't change the part number. there is no reason to keep the same part number unless you're trying to hide the fact that you have a defective switch out there that in fact ended up killing a number of people on our highways. >> as you clearly demonstrated in that hearing, this was a coverup. this was an outrage. people died. is anybody going to jail for this? >> that's a good question. we have the citizens united case where the supreme court said corporations were people. that's hard to get our arms around, if they are people, there needs to be some criminal accountability. depending on the facts of the investigation

us. i don't know if this ad campaign is going to become a scandal, but for non-partisan reasons i hope it does. >>> straight ahead on the interview tonight it's u.s. senator elizabeth warren. she's here with us. stay with us. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there, good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. you didn't have to worry that bans would come and seize everything at your factory and hire someone to protect against this because of the work the rest of us did. now, look. you built a factory and it turned into something terrific or a

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use of the silent filibuster has become considerably worse under the presidency of barack obama. the republican minority in the senate has used it exponentially more than any other senate. since barack obama has been president, cloture has been filed more than 447 times. as the usage of the filibusters increase, the number of bills passed in congress has decreased. important legislation dealing with the pressing concerns of the nation have been stopped from passage because of the filibuster. without the filibuster, the president's job act, the buffett rule, the dream act for illegal immigrants, a public option for the affordable care act would have been passed through the senate. whether or not you support these proposals, they should all have had the chance to be voted on and passed by the majority of the people's representatives, not obstructed by the minority. the senate deserves the chance to conduct the business of the nation, not wade through a mass of obstruction. so, what can be done to reform the filibuster and make the senate a more democratic institution? there are many proposals on the table. senator jeff merkley of oregon is a leading senate advocate for reform. >> we get rid of the filibuster on motions to simply proceed to a bill. that is debating whether to debate. you are wasting a ton of time to no value. we get rid of conference committees. if the house has passed the bill and the senate has passed a different version, the two sides should get together immediately and resolve those issues. we should change the current 60 votes required and change it to 41 to extend debates. people have to vote affirmatively to say they want more debate and if they vote for more debate, one of the 41 has to be on the floor. this creates a talking filibuster rather than a silent super majority barrier. a talking filibuster means the american people can see something other than a quorom call. when they see that talking filibuster, they can decide whether the folks that are doing that are heroes or bums. they can weigh in with their own senators. >> there are many reasons people oppose filibuster reform. some believe strongly in the tradition of the filibuster. others see it as a necessary check on the majority. but, some believe it has gone too far. >> it passes from fairness to the minority into obstructionism at point of which everybody has said their piece. >> they are using them to stop the obama administration from doing what it would like to do. >> many are afraid to reform the system because they are worried they will lose their power once they become the minority. filibuster reform is something that could positively affect the senate for years to come. congress must end the filibuster on the motion to proceed, lower cloture to 55 votes, and require the minority to be present in a debate. congress, filibuster reform is the most important issue for you to address in the 2014 session. >> to watch all of the winning videos and to learn more about our competition, go to c-span.org and click on studentcam. tell us what you think about the issues. post your comment on studentcam's facebook page or tweet us using #studentcam. >> next, "q&a" with william cohan. then, the bbc review of major events in parliament. after that, another chance to see the washington post editor bob woodward lead a discussion on media coverage of national security issues. tomorrow,

so senator kevin bryant pro posed amending the bill to make the bill not about fossils telling us about our past but more about fossils telling usator kevin bryant. the official bill basically said wooly mammoth will be our official state fossil. amended it, adding three verses from the book of genesis in the bible. the law would say wooly mammoth would be our fossil, let god bring forth a creature after his kind, cattle and creeping thing, and so god made the beast of the earth after his kind and cattle after their kind and everything that creep on the earth after his kind and god saw that it was good, and god saw everything that he had made. it was good. and the evening and the morning were the sixth day. so, the wooly mammoth is our state fossil. from where the woolly mammoth came from. and the book of genesis does tell the story like that. and senator kevin bryant and many other people believe that that is not an allegory, but the literal truth of the creation of animal life on this planet. it is everybody's right to believe whatever they want to. but this is also state law. and the local paper of the state. and so if you be

us. >> good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching, dirty hary, tell it like it is, make my day. senate majority leader harry reid, this is what it's all about, going right back at them. he's calling out the law-breaking nevada rancher, cliven bundy. fox news is still defending bundy, and they are now attacking harry reid. harry reid's the problem now. harry reid has every right to criticize this rogue law-breaker. on thursday, harry reid put bundy right in his place. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots, are not. they're nothing more than domestic terrorists. and i think that we are a country that people should follow the law. and what went up in mesquite is not very good. i repeat what went on up there is domestic terrorism. >> i think harry reid is exactly right. in calling bundy a domestic terrorist. telling it like it is, harry. bundy has stolen $1 million from the american people. he's usedawless militia to take on the federal government and get his cattle back. this is beyond late fees, folks this is flat-out theft is what it is. senator reid went on to highlight the severity of the situation. >> it's an issue that we cannot let go. just walk away from it. keep in mind what happened up there. there were hundreds, hundreds of people from around the country that came there. they had sniper rifles on the freeway. they had assault weapons. they had automatic weapons. and as one of the former sheriffs from arizona said, we had children and women lined up because what if anyone got hurt, we wanted to make sure they got hurt first. we wanted the federal government hurting women and children. >> now, right after harry reid made those comments, fox news rushed to defend bundy and criticize the senator from nevada. fox news guest and filmmaker dennis lynch, he was present at saturday's standoff. lynch dramatically from the heart, from the gut, told megan kelly, reid was lying abo

us until the book tour is over, apparently. >> she gets the campaign, effectively. she gets to get out there. >> talking about her accomplishments. >> but remember then how senator barack obama used his book tour. i remember going on a book signing tour on his trip to new hampshire. does she use it for her or for her party? >> if she does, imagine the events. >> that would be an absolute zoo. >> having a grandchild -- an absolute zoo. that's a gross understatement. the grandchild to me is happy family news and good for chelsea. i remember back in my a.p. days when they were moving out of the arkansas governor's mansion, she was this awkward 12-year-old and now she's about to be a mom, they're about to be grandparents. is that it? people out there, we'll just convince her, more likely to run in 2016, less likely to run in 2016? >> i agree. i think it's happy family moments. ridiculous, you never see a man running for president and anyone asking whether he's just become a grandfather whether that will affect his decision and much less a father. barack obama -- >> people make the point about grandmother, you think it's sexist? >> i think it applies a different standard. barack obama ran for president with two small children. bill clinton ran for president as you said with a 12-y

us financially but gives us a sense of purpose in our daily lives. and as the senate considers a short-term extension of unemployment insurance, we must not lose sight of that longer-term goal of creating an environment for job creation. again, i would offer start-up act 3.0, a bipartisan amendment, a bipartisan piece of legislation offered as an amendment, as an opportunity to do that as part of the consideration of the extension of unemployment benefits. there is no better way to create jobs than to support entrepreneurs and to foster the development of new businesses. small business is, as we always say, the backbone of american jobs. so let's stop having this grou groundhog day moment every few months and let's start tackling the challenges that entrepreneurs across the country are telling us about, that americans are telling us about, that we learned in the 2010 election means to much to every american. unfortunately, this president and this senate has done nothing to improve the chances that every american has a better job and a brighter future. please, madam president, this is so important, there is so much that we can do. too many times we focus on what we are unable to agree upon, but there is so much that we can agree upon, so many things that we can do and the american dream depends upon us doing so and doing so now. i yield the floor. mr. whitehouse: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: madam president, i'm here now for the 63rd 3rd consecutive week we've been in session to ask my colleagues to finally wake up to the threat of climate change. the evidence mounts of unprecedented and changeous changes from the latest -- and dangerous changes. from the latest inte intergovernmental report to the report from the academ

pheiffer saying he's confident the democrats will keep the senate. >> how is the gop planning to use obamacare going into november, if at all? joining usd to be on. >> you know the numbers. you're office of management and budget. is it a political loser in november? >> the polls are very clear. i saw something that said 111 consecutive polls said that obamacare is viewed unfavorably and there is a good reason for it. costs are going up, and people are losing their choices of health care and providers. it's not popular. particularly in the senate seats that are up this year. it's pretty unpopular. >> that's one of the things you're doing on the senate side. you're trying to get a majority in the senate on the republican side. >> right. >> how are you going to do it? >> well, frankly we've got the math in our favor. there are a lot of republican states that are up right now that have democrat senators and so we should do very well in the election. but look, it's going to depend on good candidates. i think we have great candidates and what the mood of the country is. right now, people are discouraged about the economy, as they should be.

senate have a choice this week. they can join us in moving forward with this legislation or they can block it as they did several times in the past. i hope they join us in this. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey, senator casey, always good to see you. thank you for being with me this sunday. >> great, thank you. >>> also making headlines, the white house announced that president obama will be attending a te moirl service wednesday at ft. hood. last week's shooting rampage at the texas army base, the second on that base since 209. three were killed, 16 wounded. a debate over base security dominated the sunday talk shows wlrks to arm members of the military while they're on base. >> we should be looking at the idea of senior leadership at these bases, give them the ability to carry weapons. they defend us overseas and abroad and defend our freedom abroad so the idea they're defenseless when they come home on the bases, i think the congress should be looking at that and having a discussion with the bases about what would be the best policy. >> i'm not one as someone who's been on many, many bases and posts that would argue for arming anybody that's on b

using his persuasive powers on georgia senator richard russell. >> i think this may have been one of the moments when president johnson, in talking to senator russell who had been his if you don't come with us on mentor for years, saying dick, if you don't come with usn over you. >> i'm about to sign into law a civil rights act of 1964. >> reporter: and president johnson got what he wanted. >> america is different today. because of the work of lyndon johnson. >> reporter: at the time congressman john lewis was a 24- year-old civil rights campaigner. >> the signs that we saw in 1963 and '64 that said "white waiting," "colored waiting," "white men," "colored men," "white women," "colored women," those signs are gone. our country is much better and we are better people. >> reporter: in later years the johnson presidency would be more defined by the war in vietnam than anything else, but it was the civil rights act, and the voting rights act one year late their, made lyndon johnson most proud. bill plante, cbs news, austin. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight with. thanks to everyone here at the bob schieffer college of communications at t.c.u. for their hospitality. and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pell

senator tom coburn, thank you for joining us. >> for free transcripts or to give us your comment about this program, visit us at q&a.org. >> next, british prime minister david cameron taking questions from the house of commons. then for montana and are bernie sanders at a town hall meeting. attorney general eric holder testifying in front of a house judicial committee. on the next "washington journal" a report showing that the number of stay-at-home mothers is on the rise here in than a "washington post" reporter looks at the challenges facing the next secretary of health and human services. then a discussion about the u.s.'s contribution to the u.n. peacekeeping operations. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. reddish prime minister david cameron answered questions wednesday about the resignation of the culture secretary arena miller. she resigned over allegations of excessive spending and expenses. minister cameron believes that she should have been able to apologize and carry on with her job. this is just over 30 minu

us that they have been sent there to create chaos. >> reporter: instead of merely agreeing, republican senators used the hearing as a chance to bludgeon the secretary of state on his entire foreign policy. >> my hero ted ree roosevelt usedu're doing is talking loudly and carrying a small stick, in fact, a twig. >> reporter: from failing to take military action in syria to not being tough enough in nuclear talks with iran. >> you've been presiding in a time where more u.s. credibility is lost than anyone could have imagined. >> our foreign policy is just spinning out of control. >> those are great talking points. they make for good sound bites on tv nowadays but i have to tell you, senator, that is not true. >> reporter: that didn't stop his friend mccain. >> i think you're about to hit a trifecta. israeli palestinian talks are, even though you may drag them out for a while, are finished. and i predict to you even though we gave the iranians the right to enrich, that those talks will collapse, too. >> your friend, teddy roosevelt, also said that the credit belongs to the people who are in the arena who are trying to get things done. and we're trying to get something done. >> and, wolf, that's why secretary kerry said the

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watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> in the senate yesterday majority leader harry reid tried to secure agreement to have votes on two nominations later in the day. republicans sought to delay the vote until april 28 after members return from a two-week break. the debate widens into a back and forth about the new senate rules on nominees and the pace of send work with minority leader mitch mcconnell and others taking part. >> we're here this afternoon because republicans are holding up confirmation of two important nominations. our leader today, the senate wrote to invoke cloture on michelle friedland, ninth circuit court of appeals. so the only question is, when will she be made a federal judge in the ninth circuit? there are some who say that 30 hours should run so they can speak for themselves on why they insist on doing so. there's no question that it's not to debate the nomination but it's just to do nothing, stand around and do nothing. she was nominated nine months ago by president obama, so it's time to confirm this well-qualified nominee. enough of de

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senate with the democratic leaning. strong candidates in the state was the worst obamacare rollout in the country. they may have a winning strategy. joining us is peter doocy. what can you tell us about the candidate? >> there is a candidate keep your doctor change your senator. monica wege is trying to unseat jeff merckle. oregon is a state where the 160 million web saturday didn't work for several months. she is trying to expose that. her strategy reflects republican priorities going into the mid term. >> it is clear that obamacare is the number one, number two and number three topic. >> the president said his signature legislative achievement should be a selling point to voters in november. >> i don't think we should apologize it. it's a strong good right story to tell. >> wednesday the ballots will go out in oregon's republican primary which will be conducted entirely for the mail. there are four republicans vying we will see if it will be doctor wehby race to go pick up one of the six streets nationwide to take control of the senate. >> beater dos see, thank you, peter. >> also this morning about an hour from now pope frances is set to deliver a special blessing in celebra