immigration reform lindsey graham. >> north korea indiana. and boston airthon, lindsey graham? jesus. >> i have a feeling they just book him week after week after week, and the bookers were too lazy to say, we have breaking news -- >> bill: they probably up on the wall they have -- every sunday they have lindsey graham booked already. they don't care. that's the first question why? why? okay. and the second question is what does the freaking know about it right? i mean wtf lindsey graham let the justice department and the fbi and the authorities do their job, stay the you know what out of it. stay out of it. i mean just stfu lindsey graham. he and john mccain of course his butt boy -- or which one is which i don't know. and pete king same thing they want to turn this into a political football. they want to turn this act of terror and heroic work by our law enforcement officers into political football, and it pisses me off, and it should piss everyone else off. they should just shut up. 866-55-press, don't you think? >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ that viewers

but lindsey graham is saying of course the opposite. we should note he is somebody who has been as you've said a very strong critic of the obama administration. i talked to him after you just heard that for a while in the hallway. the point he was trying to make is that he believes -- suggested not so subtly that there was some politics going on. think of the timing, it was in and around the presidential election, right before it. the reason he made the connection between the boston bombing and benghazi is because as he did around the benghazi bombing, he is suggesting that the obama administration was trying to sort of clamp down on any fear that terrorism might still be alive and well when the president was trying to run politically on the idea that he got osama bin laden. so that is the political suggestion that he is making. i'll tell you one other thing that he told me and a few other reporters in terms of the substance of what he learned in this briefing that all senators had this morning. he said that what he was told by the fbi

we need to move on. >> senator schumer, last word. >> i would agree with lindsey. we have ample opportunity for people to amend our bill. first it's online now. it's going to be online for three weeks before we even get to the judiciary committee mark. there anyone including two of the leading opponents of immigration reform, senator sessions and grassley, both of whom have said this is a reason to slow it down can make any amendments they want. and we go to the floor any one of the hundred senators could pose amendments. to not do it or to say do it six months from now is an excuse. there's ample opportunity to amend the bill if people see anything they'd want to toughen up even further than what we have done. >> senator schumer, senator graham, thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> when we return, questioning the suspect, looking for answers. >>> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any association that these terrorists may have had. and we'll continue to do whatever we have to do to keep our people safe. yes! o

we'll see if it works out it also seems that lindsey graham's friends made an ad to cheerlead for lindsey graham, i'm not entirely sure how effective it will be. >> michael: it does look like something that was a rally call for lindsay graham. grace wyler thank you for joining us in the war room. you can kill a man medgar evers said, but you can't kill an idea. myrllie evers will join us to talk about her husband his legacy and so much more. stay with us. young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. (vo) later tonight current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, t

we need to move on. >> senator schumer, last word. >> i would agree with lindsey. we have ample opportunity for people to amend our bill. first it's online now. it's going to be online for three weeks before we even get to the judiciary committee mark. there anyone including two of the leading opponents of immigration reform, senator sessions and grassley, both of whom have said this is a reason to slow it down can make any amendments they want. and we go to the floor any one of the hundred senators could pose amendments. to not do it or to say do it six months from now is an excuse. there's ample opportunity to amend the bill if people see anything they'd want to toughen up even further than what we have done. >> senator schumer, senator graham, thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> when we return, questioning the suspect, looking for answers. >>> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any association that these terrorists may have had. and we'll continue to do whatever we have to do to keep our people safe. as a p

no lindsey. you're wrong. i love the fact this decision was made so fast this decision -- the correct decision was made and basically people were saying who cares what that pipsqueak from south carolina says. we just don't pay any attention to him. none of us should pay any attention to him. it is the "full court press" on tuesday, april 23rd. your comments always welcome at 1-866-55-press. and on twitter at bpshow. >> announcer: chatting with you live at current.com/billpress this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. john fugelsang: if you believe in states rights but still support the drug war you must be high. cenk uygur: i think t

i think lindsey graham is absolutely right. every republican ought to be respectful and optimistic about this. whether or not it really turns out to be real or not. but i just think that what it says to me is the president is really not serious about getting this thing. >> i think it's a win-win for the president. look, either the republicans say yes, in which case he bin wins or he is now in a position where with his own party saying you have gone too far on social security, and the republicans rejecting it, that he -- he, once again, gets to look and see blame the other side. i think that's really where this is headed right now. >> i agree. it's aimed towards blaming the other side. not a good thing for the country. >> bret: all right. gentlemen. thank you. next in the grapevine. just who do your children belong to? i'm sorry for your loss. still doesn't feel real. our time together was... so short. well, since you had progressive's total loss coverage, we were able to replace your totaled bike with a brand-new one. the tank,

as i'm sure you are aware, lake shore's principal, lindsey keener announced her resignation. her announcement came after a prolonged campaign from members of our own community to have her position fired from lake shore. >> i think we should clarify that resign and fire are not the same thing. >> she resigned from lake shore and i've come here tonight to express my disappointment for how the school board handled this matter. i found her to be an effective dedicated principal with a deep commitment towards lake /shoerp students and families. i'm aware that the parents who led this campaign against miss keener contacted members this board of their claims, but the board made no attempt to fact check the claims against her. i would hope the district would take a more effective roll in handling this situation and that all voices have a chance to be heard. as we move ahead, i hope the next principal will share the same qualities as miss keener, i hope they'll be as committed to lake shore student as miss keener has been. i hope that the next principal will be as approachable as miss

now senator lindsey graham, republican of south carolina kicked it off in an interview today with cnn. >> i think its system failure and they asked me, if the system fails who do you blame? well, you blame the people in charge of the system. between bengahzi and botch we're going backwards not forward in terms of national security. >> john: last year senator graham said former secretary of state hillary clinton quote got away with murder. she must have been to blame for that. and as for domestic secure responsibility would fall on president. >> obama: himself low graham didn't exculpate the u.s. counter terror agencies for their failure to follow up on the alleged bomber tamerlan tsarnaev after traveled overseas. >> when he leaves to go to russia and dagestan the department of homeland security picks up his leaving and returning but they don't share it with the fbi and c.i.a. >> meanwhile the surviving bomb suspect, tamerlan's brother dhzokhar stopped talking to investigators after he was read his miranda rights but not before he said to have mentioned a second target. one new york ma

. > >lindsey vonn! the skier. > >lindsey vonn! and she is amazing. i actually was with her about a week and a half ago when she was getting an award in vail. tiger was not there. he was probably practicing. she is awesome. i hope she causes a great stir. because face time for her is just awesome. everybody loves lindsey vonn. > >thanks for being on the show guys. first business continues right after this. if the rising market is making you nervous you are not alone. trader tim biggam of tradingblock joins us now and tim, good morning to you on this friday. > > good morning angie. > >i know you have some concerns about the record levels we're seeing this week. as a trader, what is the best way to position so people don't lose money in case the market comes down? > > one easy way is to trim out some of the gains around here. you mentioned nervousness, certainly the options market isn't nervous and the level of complacency overall is rather high here to say the least. sone one wasy to play to protect the overall portfolio or take a speculative position

lindsey referred to cruise missiles. we have f-22 and b-2s that's can take out anti-aircraft missiles that they have and they are very sophisticated. if we did that, then it's still not up to the united states to engage in this from a military conflict standpoint. we don't need to put boots on the ground, but we need to enable their neighbors, the neighbors will of syria, to bring some sort of peaceful resolution to this. we can do it through a no-fly zone. i had a good conversation with king abdullah this week about that. i don't think we're at that point right now. but we're close. the fact sfor america to sit on the sidelines and do nothing is a huge mistake because the world is watching. >> , and of course, if we do, if we take the bomber action, then that may lead to something else, and that's really what i'm referring to in terms of i don't ever want to say absolutely never any boots on the ground because iran is busy here. iran is very busy here. and so is hezbollah. so it's just one were those things that i think

the cat came out of the bag today courtesy of republican senator lindsey graham from south carolina. he said in an interview, quote, any time you challenge the president, president obama, is good politics. good politics? and that's why it's so hard to get things done in washington. republicans have been blocking the president on everything. on gun control. on immigration. on gay marriage. on a fair budget. they've even opposed him on policies they used to support. in the process, the gop has made the choice to hurt real americans. all in the name of so-called good politics. if he's for it, they're against it. and the president knows it. >> they've said no to just about every idea i've proposed, every policy i've proposed. even ideas they've traditionally agreed with. no, i'm not exaggerating. i mean, we had situations where they would sponsor bills, i'd say okay, and then they'd say, oh, well if you're okay with it we must be against it. happened a bunch of times. it's true. >> yes, it's true. and thanks to senator graham, we know why and from the first day he took office we've been

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>> i think lindsey graham was getting more information about his ties to al-qaeda. and on his hospital bed yesterday he said they are religious, but they don't have ties to any larger network. >> stephanie: yeah. exactly. that's what the fbi was saying initially. can i just say one of my favorite things is -- is the description -- because, you know, he was mad initially what he was tweeting was that you killed my brother. i think he actually killed his brother. >> that was a fake twitter account. >> stephanie: oh, okay. but, you know, that he was -- but i'm just saying that was -- i thought i was the only one that thought that that it was a little road runner he had explosives and he was run over by his brother and dragged like 30 feet and it just was -- i don't know, somebody said he was holding an acme receipt, and i don't think so. my buddy howard kurz wrote the police and this is what i said about the plitttt -- chuck grassley rushed in to say he wants to exam immigration reform particularly in light of what happened last week in boston. this doesn't lend itself

this may an gag poll but your poll made lindsey graham gag. democratic lawmakers avow to put more effort into folding and caving on the issues their base believes in. that's "viewpoint" for tonight. i would like to thank my panel jeannine lee and

marco rubio, lindsey graham as well. what is the motivation to play to the 7% if joe is right, you're in jeopardy in your own backyard as he predicts is the case with marco rubio in florida. >> at lot of politics surrounding this issue, most of it has to do with republicans facing challenges in the primary. that's the first hurdle they have to overcome. you're seeing it with lindsey graham in surl. with other democratics, moderates who have to worry about their primaries, actually and then when they get to the general election. for republicans in particular, it is about worrying about their primary and protecting their right flank where they have to worry if they do support a gun control measure. that is where they're going to approve vulnerable. if they can't get past that first step, they won't get to the general election. so perhaps more so than the nra, the republican primary that is driving a lot of the politics. with districts drawn the way they are now, in washington, there are far more members who are worried abo

senator lindsey graham who wanted to treat him like it ought to be combatant he is being treated as if he has been treated as an american citizen would go to court and he is going to as if he has had his he has had his miranda rights read to him so i think that argument that argument but settled for the most part people can continue to debate whether this man should go to get no or whether he should whether he should have been treated as an enemy combatant but at this point argument is a dead in the water absolutely kerrick when blogger at boston dot com he's also a contributor at reason magazine and the we can editor at media i thank you so much for joining us. now let's focus on how the media covered the boston marathon bombing and the manhunt that followed a lot of news coverage with a series of mistakes including the misidentification of innocent people as the suspects for more on the mainstream media missteps the residents lori her feminist . the mainstream media sucks to epic proportions well covering the boston marathon bombing first you had the failure of c.n.n. reporting it wa

are people like lindsey graham suggesting we dive headlong into that? >> you heard lindsey graham say that as well as john mccain, saying we should arm the rebels. the problem as you laid out there and as "the new york times" laid out over the weekend is the lerebels aren't natural allies of the united states. they have al qaeda links. so to arm the opposition is in many ways to arm the opposition against the u.s. so it doesn't look like that would happen. i think one of the things that is interesting about this is that we are seeing the sort of post-iraq reaction to the middle east. even someone who is as hawkish as a john mccain or lindsey grah graham, they are certainly not advocating any boots on the ground. what it looks like that we're in for is this long sort of evaluation of whether or not there actually were chemical weapons used then the white house will have to decide what they want to do. they want to figure out what russia, what china, would do. so far russia and china have been pretty much road blocks of getting anything done there. >> sur

including mitch mcconnell came out and said no we're going to filibuster this thing now john mccain lindsey graham are coming out gone. we know over ninety percent of americans in general like this over eighty percent of republicans like this over eighty percent of n.r.a. members like this. what republican would. any seriousness stuart why would any republican be opposed you know be willing to go out on a limb and say i'm going to filibuster something everybody likes except the guys who write the checks for my sixty five thousand dollar donation from the n.r.a. support from. yes support from winchester arms rimington. go on down the list of gun manufacturers. and because. they're mistaken about some of their constituents who have been gun supporters in the past because their owners and their sportsman and they'd like to be go out in the woods and and. you know hunting deer is a big two week deal and which i totally support and i grew up around in that culture and i support gun rights i just don't support military weapons being used in civil society and. so i it's illogical that republicans

including mitch mcconnell came out and said no we're going to filibuster this thing now john mccain lindsey graham are coming out gone. we know over ninety percent of americans in general like this over eighty percent of republicans like this over eighty percent of n.r.a. members like this. what republican would. any seriousness stuart why would any republican be opposed you know be willing to go out on a limb and say i'm going to filibuster something everybody likes except the guys who write the checks for my sixty five thousand dollar donation from the n.r.a. support from. yes support from winchester arms rimington. go on down the list of gun manufacturers. and because. they're mistaken about some of their constituents who have been gun supporters in the past because they're honors and they're sportsman and they like to be go out in the woods and and. you know hunting deer is a big two week deal and which i totally support and i grew up around in that culture and i support gun rights i just don't support military weapons being used in civil society and. so i it's a logical that republican

lindsey graham actually wrote the law. i mean, he wrote the act and they don't go to military commissions. i think we are talking apples and oranges here. >> we have a lot of confusion here. this is where i disagree with juan. cases going back to the civil war. the president has the authority to declare somebody an enemy combatant. all that means when you talk to them. anything they tell you in the context of intelligence gathering cannot be used against them in a court of flaw a criminal proceeding. that's what the constitution says is that you have a right not to be compelled to incriminate yourself in a criminal proceeding. intelligence gathering thing there are all sorts of ways where you wall off what you get from his intelligence gathering. not poison a criminal case and every lawyer that has looked at this has said they don't need a confession from this guy. they have so much evidence that the idea that somehow if he tells them something he might get off no one thinks that's a possibility. i think, you know, jane ha

lindsey graham faces stiff challenges in a primary in his own state for actually working with the president on many issues. so he is taking a stance on this issue because it matters. >> it is part of the problem here, perhaps, stephanie, far from the state department, the administration or anyone else, actually has to do with the fact the american administration, whatever it might have been, democrat or republican, is impotent here. i want to play what the president said after the attack. there's an important two words in here. here's what he said. >> make no mistake, we will work with the libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> the two words being the libyan government, stephanie. which we don't even know what it is at this point and working with them and having to work on their territory may make this impossible. maybe about the libyan government. >> well, i mean, it reminds me of the beginning, everybody saying oh, they said it was the video. well, the fact is this ridiculous video caused a lot of unrest across the entire middle east and it may have

john mccain and lindsey graham don't have a lot of fans in right-wing media. marco rubio on the other hand can say, you know i respect you rush here it is. but there is a lot of question about what would be best for him if he runs for president. >> michael: let's move from that, a battle as big as the budget -- as immigration would be the budget. it is the president's budget is expected to come out. do somethingives have a chance of winning some battles with the white house? >> their best friend in this case is probably just the house republicans in that the only reason that obama is suggesting this idea is to show he is willing to make this kind of deal if republicans agree to meet him halfway. but since they won't do that, the social security cuts will probably never happen. >> michael: it could end up being just a piece of brilliant politics for the president if that happens. you wrote about bobby jindal. today he scrapped entirely his plan to replace his state's income and corporate taxes with a higher sales tax. what is the cautionary tax tale here for re

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i don't know why lindsey graham hates the constitution as much as he does, but he does. but i think getting back to last week, i was deeply worried. and i think folks on my staff at ctr were deeply worried this was going to go in a very different way than it ended up going. there was a lot of discussion around miranda, a lot of discussion about enemy combatants. and i think given the heinous crime that happened in boston, that folks like lindsey graham, and frankly the political sideshow that developed around the calls for this and calls for that really did not do justice to the people that are suffering in boston right now. the best solution is the constitution. the constitution is not the enemy. it's the people that commit these crimes. and the last piece is it's deeply important the trial and the mechanism we have is full and fair. that's the only way that we can as a society get out of this. >> i don't want to give this more credence than it deserves. but one follow-up question. can you just dub someone an enemy combatant? >> george bush did. >> that's the question,

>> you have john mccain and his two cloerngs lindsey graham and jeff flake. and there's a whole lot of other republicans, look, even if they are philosophically opposed to this deal, they realize, as the republican party's postmortem from the election shows, they have to get on board with comprehensive reform here, even rand paul is talking about getting behind some kind of comprehensive reform. it is a matter of what the nitty grit city when they work it out, a substantial problem but one they will have to work out. >> we haven't seen the exact language for the path to citizenship. let me play for you what lindsey graham had to say about that. >> as to the 11 million, they will have a pathway to citizenship but it will be earned. it will be long and it will be hard. and i think it is fair. >> i don't know, dave, if you saw this piece in politico, but they basically said the path to citizenship is still a real problem because the requirements are so tough that really only a fraction of people will be able to become legal. what are the chances that this is all

let me strike the lindsey gramm part. one of the republican amendments would allow people to be institutionalized as a danger to themselves or others to now be able to get weapons unless they can show they are in imminent danger. that is just -- pardon the expression -- lunacy. ini think the biggest issue my mind for the nra is they do not want a national registry because they do not believe someone who is using guns in a responsible way should be some out in some federal registry. i think the compromise they have come up with is interesting where it will be held by a dealer. it will be a state registry. but if someone wants to go back and get the records, they can. >> what about gun shows? what about the transfer of weapons from one person to another? >> john mccain himself was for an expansion of background checks closing each gun show loopholes. >> if of one to give charles a gun and of charles wanted to give me a gun and give each other guns, that would be -- >> it would be healthier that way because we would have det

meanwhile, senators john mccain and lindsey graham say the injured suspect is not, not entitled to his miranda rights. they want dzhokhar tsarnaev to be treated as an enemy combatant. and the transit police officer injured in a shootout with the suspects remains in critical condition. don't forget about this hero. officer richard donahue being treated for a single gunshot wound. meanwhile, authorities are still looking at another disaster further south, way further south, trying to get to the bottom of what caused that blast at the fertilizer plant in west, texas. fox'sdom nick is there with the -- dominic is there with 14 dead. >> 200 injured. we understand from the authorities that 14 bodies have been recovered. they do not expect that number to rise much, if at all. 13 critically ill in hospital. it's unclear now on day three after the disaster how many of those will pull through. they think most of them actually will. the bodies of those that have been recovered from the site here in west have been taken to dallas for forensics. those that were most closest to the epicenter of the

let me strike the lindsey gramm part. one of the republican amendments would allow people to be institutionalized as a danger to themselves or others to now be able to get weapons unless they can show they are in imminent danger. that is just -- pardon the expression -- lunacy. ini think t biggest issue my mind for the nra is they do not want a national registry because they do not believe someone who is using guns in a responsible way should be some out in some federal registry. i think the compromise they have come up with is interesting where it will be held by a dealer. it will be a state registry. but if someone wants to go back and get the records, they can. >> what about gun shows? what about the transfer of weapons from one person to another? >> john mccain himself was for an expansion of background checks closing each gun show loopholes. >> if of one to give charles a gun and of charles wanted to give me a gun and give each other guns, that would be -- >> it would be healthier that way because we would have deter

so i'm here to represent andrew lindsey. he's the chief of staff and also chairman of the techsf advisory committee. at jab on we are big supporters and sf technology work force. to give you examples, last summer we are we have hired an intern through the job program and converted to full time employee and he's still with us and he works in our facility and product team. we plan to continue to do that whenever it's possible. going back, i think if we can find people with the right skills, it doesn't really matter where they come or who they are, if they have the right skills we higher them. full time employees is a good example of that. andrew mentioned he had the opportunity to attend the tech sf program in the fall and was really glad to see the programs available to the student. he invited a diverse mix of corporates and partners to learn more about techsf and how they can get involved. the round table was a huge success and jab on and our peers are proud to announce that we are prepared to go forward. this group will pro

does lindsey graham have a case here? >> as an know. intelligence services fail all the time, even the good ones. because intelligence is so hard. you are looking for needles in haystacks. the relevant question is how many things have they stopped? yes, this one got through, but i think they stopped a lot of stuff, too. >> i would agree with that. it is not as if he was never on their radar, he was. that is both good and bad. we almost got this one right but i do not think this was an intelligence failure. i do think it was a bit of a screw up but we will learn something from it. i do not think -- from this i do not take the same position that we were in the time of 9/11. we are much more likely to get it right. >> almost got this one right, charles? >> no, was not a failure, obviously. four people are dead, many maimed for life. this is a very hard thing to get 100% right. we stopped a lot of plots. this was a screw up because people did not speak to each other. what appalls me is what was in our control, which was the fact we gave the

i know john mccain, lindsey graham, couple of others are pushing for that. you need a little more evidence to know whether you can do that. you really have to know, did he become part of the terrorist war against the united states? these e-mails and texts that they're discovering kind of make a pretty good case that he was part of a group that's at war against the united states. if you can make that case, then you could try him in a military court. you could try him in guantanamo bay and not have the spectacle of this trial having to take place in boston or some other place where they would change venue. >> are you sure about military court? as i understand, it was for noncitizens and for foreign nationals. >> if a citizen becomes part of the war effort against the united states -- let's take an example like this. let's take the second world war. let's say an american citizen went to germany and joined the nazi army and invaded the united states, we could try that person in a military court. now, the nature of this war is so ambiguous, you're going to get a

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does lindsey graham have a case here? >> as an know. intelligence services fail all the time, even the good ones. because intelligence is so hard. you are looking for needles in haystacks. the relevant question is how many things have they stopped? yes, this one got through, but i think they stopped a lot of stuff, too. >> i would agree with that. it is not as if he was never on their radar, was. that is both good and bad. we almost got this one right but i do not think this was an intelligence failure. i do think it was a bit of a screw up but we will learn something from it. i do not think -- from this i do not take the same position that we were in the time of 9/11. we are much more likely to get it right. >> almost got this one right, charles? >> no, it was not a faire, viously. four people are dead, many maimed for life. this is a very hard thing to get 100% right. we stopped a lot of plots. this was a screw up because people did not speak to each other. what appalls me is what was in our control, which was the fact we gave the our

does lindsey graham have a case here? >> as an know. intelligence services fail all the time, even the good ones. because intelligence is so hard. you are looking for needles in haystacks. the relevant question is how many things have they stopped? yes, this one got through, but i think they stopped a lot of stuff, too. >> i would agree with that. it is not as if he was never on their radar, he was. that is both good and bad. we almost got this one right but i do not think this was an intelligence failure. i do think it was a bit of a screw up but we will learn something from it. i do not think -- from this i do not take the same position that we were in the time of 9/11. we are much more likely to get it right. >> almost got this one right, charles? >> no, it was not a failure, obviously. four people are dead, many maimed for life. this is a very hard thing to get 100% right. we stopped a lot of plots. this was a screw up because people did not speak to each other. what appalls me is what was in our control, which was the fact we gave

. >> stephanie: lindsey graham on the feigning couch, i'm expecting. he is vaporing as we speak. >> obama: there may be objections even among some people in the region who are sympathetic with the opposition if we take action. so it's important for us to do this in a prudent way and what i have said to my team is we have got to do everything we can to investigate and establish with some certainly what exactly has happened in syria, what is happening in syria, we will use all of the assets and resources that we have at our disposal. we'll work with the neighboring countries to see whether we can establish a clear baseline of facts, and we have called on the united nations to investigate. the important point i want to make here is that we already are deeply engaged in trying to bring about a solution in syria. it is a difficult problem, but even it's chemical weapons were not being used in syria, we would still be thinking about tens of thousands of people innocent civilians, women children, who have been killed by a regime that is more concerned about s

. >> lindsey castinelli nos trae los deportes. >> hola ¿qué tal? bienvenidos acá vemos al atlante con el san luis en cancun vemos como por la gran actuación del conejo pérez san luis anota atlante cae. los rayados de monterrey jugaron también pero los diablos dispararon cacho no pudo detener y tuvieron recompensa con cabezazo y toluca gana. le en el fútbol español gonzález fusila y con centro jonas mete y ganan dos por uno y los angeles clippers ganaron así que felicidades . >> muchísimas gracias lindsay. >> una mujer celebra su cumpleaños desde lo alto les contamos al regresar. >> ♪. . >>> y terminamo con la >> y terminamos con un cumpleaños celebrado desde las alturas dicen que fue una locura y dice que se inspiro en george bush así llegamos al final mañana tendremos más noticias en univision que tengan una muy feliz semana. >> ♪.

as senator lindsey graham says a compromise on that issue could lead us to the grand bargain on entitlement reform and tracking two stories. ron mott is in afghanistan where a suicide bomber killed five americans over the weekend and we're in cairo tracking new developments there leading many to ask, where were the authorities? president obama will be in connecticut this afternoon to continue his push for new gun legislation. today's event will take place an hour's drive from the sandy hook elementary school where 20 children, 6 adults were gunned down back in december. >>> in washington, congress is set to take up gun reform this week. an issue met with the threat of a filibuster from ray number of senate republicans. senator john mccain not among them. >> what is your thought on a filibuster on this? >> i don't understand it. the purpose of the united states senate is to debate and to vote and to let the people know where we stand. >> so you'd encourage republicans not to filibuster. >> i will not only encourage it, i do not understand it. what are we afraid of? >> dan malloy is lashing o

republican senator and gang of eight member, lindsey graham. welcome, senator. >> we don't have tattoos. thank god. >> i'm not asking. >> senator rubio and yourself, is there a rift between you on immigration? >> not really. the eight of us are trying to put together a legislative proposal that would go through the regular process, go to judiciary committee, where i'm a member. it would be amended, debated, changed, and then go to the full senate and eventually the house. he legislative proposal we're working on is a starting point of the debate north the -- not the ending point. >> how close? >> i hope by next week we can roll something out for public consumption. >> it was said earlier that you are rushing into this. rushing to get some legislation because you want to play -- placate the hispanic vote. >> i want to fix a broken immigration system for the good of the nation. we have 11 million illegal people hereafter. not good for the country. two goals, prevent a third wave 20 years from now, secure your border, you have a right to your own

lindsey graham, republican from south carolina. rob portman, republican from ohio. and the reason for this, atlanta brave the obvious, marco rubio is point man for republicans on immigration reform. this is a hugely sensitive issue in the republican party. rubio is taking the lead on that and he's all over the place on conservative radio trying to, you know, trying to calm their fears. he were then to take on guns the theory would be now he has a real problem especially as it relates to the 2016 ambitions. when you look apartment lindsey graham, graham is one of the perfect pettily endangered republican challengers. up in 2014. maybe he is doing immigration. graham had this line that i think summed it up. i will paraphrase it. lindsey graham profiled the "new york times" and talked a little bit how he strays from the republican reservation but will pick his spots to really go after the administration like on chuck haguel and benghazi. he said basically for me, whenever you are attacking the president, whenever you are attacking obama, it is good politics. he is very