cada vez que hablo con los de united we dream y con todos los dreamers yo se los digo, yo estoy impresionado de la calidad de estos niños, son fabulosos, son sensacionales y les pedí que vinieran por lo que acabamos de discutir en el segmento anterior con los congresistas. o sea, hay una ley que los, la gente de la cámara de representantes, principalmente los republicanos han estado pasando a través del comité de lo judicial y eso incluye los dreamers y ahorita vamos a hablar cristina acerca de esto, e incluye también visas para la agricultura, visas para la alta tecnología y algunas otras medidas sobre la frontera con méxico. como se diceen inglés "for all intents and purposes" o sea, por lo que ya hemos visto, esa es la ley de la cámara de representantes la que tendría que cotejarse con la del senado y en eso no hay una legalización ricardo, ese es el principal problema. >> bueno, la batalla por alcanzar una vía clara y justa a la ciudadanía sigue muy vigente. así que tal como viste la semana pasada, que estuvimos en todo el país con todos nuestros compañeros movilizándon

organizaciones de dreamers como united we dream y dream act coalition no quieren mas promesas vacias.

>> starting october the 21st, we will be in a 30-day escalation plan in united we dream where youth leaders and parents in the immigrant movement will be involved in escalation tactics. >> what does that mean? >> including civil disobedience. and it may include taking over an office, a key office where we have a target. and that means -- >> a congressional office or what? >> yes meaning that you will go into a member of congress' office, show up, have a specific demand, do not lose that office and you come back with more people and maybe there is civil disobedience and what members of congress can expect to see in the next few months, from the united we dream perspective, we will be on escalation mode, it is not enough to give us excuses. >> and who will you be targeting? >> representatives in -- specifically members of congress, republican members of congress. 26 members have come out for a pathway of citizenship but that is not enough, we need more leadership from them, for example representative dunham in california and another from florida and others. >> and so you are talking specifica

lorella praeli from the united we dream network, thank you so much. >> the story in california where hundreds of thousands of middle class americans are finding sticker shock. >> the president has some credibility problems, too, because he goes out and says these things that have right from the get-go been untrue, and he knew they were untrue. >> that was karl rove on fox news earlier today doing his best to contribute to the not quite all the information campaign on obama care, and i'm going to explain, coming up. if hey breathing's hard.me, know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate m

the intrusion was organized by a group called united we dream, a pro illegal ail yian founder. it's not considered a mainstream play, it's a fringe group. >> i have to credit the media research center that smelled a rat here, this wasn't trying to challenge senator cruise on obama care, this was one of these groups that wants just open borders and everybody can be an american if they want. and you say? >> well, i don't like being heckled like that. the teachers union people were there in force, so i don't like it, but if you're asking me about the cause i think these are dreamers, these are kids who have booed president obama as well who think that kids who have been in the country should have an opportunity to be american. >> no, they want everyone. >> well, i'm just saying -- >> we think it's really important that he and the others in his party recognize the necessity of coming to an agreement. >> there's a lot of that on the left. i'm not surprised ted cruz ended up with hecklers. every time they know the video cameras are going to be trained on this guy, they can glom on to

joining me now is morella praeli with the united we dream network. as an activist, you have worked in opposition to and with marco rubio. you've met with him. you've come on our show before, defended him and his integrity and good faith. how are you feeling in reaction to the news today? >> i guess the first words that come to mind, chris, are irresponse library and cowardly. not how i'm feeling, but really the perspective we currently hold of senator rubio after his back-and-forth on immigration. i mean, talk about working on something for months, coming to an agreement, taking a vote for it, and then completely saying no, house republicans, you should just ignore this and move in a different direction. >> the other irony of today is that the same day that marco rubio did this, and it's getting a fair april press, representative jeff den yam of california becomes the first republican to sign on with 185 democrats to co-sponsor a house plan to adopt most of the senate's bill. "i'm the first republican. i expect more to come on board. they've told me

joining me now is morella praeli with the united we dream network. as an activist, you have worked in opposition to and with marco rubio. you've met with him. you've come on our show before, defended him and his integrity and good faith. how are you feeling in reaction to the news today? >> i guess the first words that come to mind, chris, are irresponse library and cowardly. not how i'm feeling, but really the perspective we currently hold of senator rubio after his back-and-forth on immigration. i mean, talk about working on something for months, coming to an agreement, taking a vote for it, and then completely saying no, house republicans, you shou in a different direction. >> the other irony of today is that the same day that marco rubio did this, and it's getting a fair april press, representative jeff den yam of california becomes the first republican to sign on with 185 democrats to co-sponsor a house plan to adopt most of the senate's bill. "i'm the first republican. i expect more to come on board. they've told me we're going to have this iss

student association, we've partnered with united we dream and their affiliates are working in states like connecticut and new jersey, california, wisconsin, washington, right? and we know that, like, again, we believe education is a right. and so we really believe that undocumented students should be able to access in-state tuition, and furthermore, should be able to access grants and similarships to help fund their education, because we believe that they deserve to go to college just as much as i do. >> mara? >> -- at nyu and she has a question about the cost of college test prep. >> so college test prep is rather expensive. so how could college board and sort of a.c.t. testing promote fair testing standards when there are kids from higher socioeconomic backgrounds who can pay for testing or tutoring that can range from a test prep book that can range from $80 from test tutoring that can cost in upwards of $4,000. >> this is a fabulous question. do you want to take this one? >> i would say that i don't think you necessarily need all of these things that she's talking about. like, th

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united states works to help build a more hopeful and just society dream of the world and in particular the middle east in iraq saddam hussein once used rape rooms to brutalize women and dishonor their families. today because we acted direction women voters voted in a free and democratic elections they live under a constitution that protects women's rights you know bush is right and theory according to iraq's two thousand and five constitution twenty five percent of parliament must be filled by women the fast forward to today according to multiple reports the. for women with regards to everything from my financial security to legal protections to violence and sex trafficking are worse now than under saddam's rule look i'm in no means defending saddam's brutal dictatorship but the facts speak for themselves it's clear that the countries that are designated our allies or anime's have absolutely nothing to do with their finity for democracy or human rights but as obvious as this hypocrisy is so many americans continue to lap up the propaganda and fall into the political trap of manufacturi

united states works to help build a more hopeful and just society dream of the world and in particular the middle east in iraq saddam hussein once used rape rooms to brutalize women and dishonor their families. today because we acted direction women voters voted in a free and democratic elections they live under a constitution that protects women's rights no bushes right in theory according to iraq's two thousand and five constitution twenty five percent of parliament must be filled by women to fast forward to today according to multiple read. boards the conditions for women with regards to everything from my financial security to legal protections to violence and sex trafficking are worse now than under saddam's rule look i'm in no means defending saddam's brutal dictatorship but the facts speak for themselves it's clear that the countries that are designated our allies or anime's have absolutely nothing to do with their finity for democracy or human rights but as obvious as this hypocrisy is so many americans continue to lap up the propaganda and fall into the political trap of manuf

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>> so in closing, anyone with a dream who's willing to work hard can become president of the united states. >> thank you. any questions? you know, like what's it like to fly in air force one or if we have any martians locked up? i'm kidding. anything? yes, you have a question? drop it like it's hot. >> what retirement plans are you implementing to help with programs like social security? and are you worried, like i am, that it might not be solvent by the time i'm old enough to be eligible for it. >> i'm sorry, what? >> would you like me to repeat the question? >> no, no. social security is a complicated topic. rest assured by the time you retire, it will be there. next question. >> i have a follow-up. >> why don't we give someone else a chance? next question. >> yes? you young lady. >> what has been done to increase partnership with friendly nations and strengthen relations with unfriendly ones. >> well, we try to be good friends with our friends and we try to stay strong so our enemies can't hurt us. >> that's a little vague. >> i think that's enough foreign policy questions. >> i have a

. >> [indiscernible] >> we did something together called the entertainer, an american united stated, musicalized version of the john osborne play and movie. and it was a dream. it was ray bolger was in it, jack, [indiscernible] amy in once in love with amy, tind daly, zeta thompson, michael [indiscernible] who was doing a little play writing thing on the side that i didn't even know about, he was just acting and mitchell ryan and i played the part of the girl, shirley fields role and he meets me at a beauty contest and sings to me and marvin hamis wrote the music of. he wrote a song called pretty flower. >> i don't know if you can see that. >> it might be preyoutube. >> it was produced by mobile, donald rye was the director. we would rehearse it every day at a place called the lynndie oprah house in los angeles, used to be there, gone. >> you mentioned that you have done a lot of stage work in the last few years, can you talk about that? was that a conscious decision on your part? is that the thing that you always loved, wanted to do more of, you decided -- >> i decided it, it doesn'

our dream would be to have a similar program to ours in every city in the united states. obviously that takes time, our speakers are volunteers, they aren't paid. it may take 4 or 5 hours to go into schools so resources are always an issue. many schools are afraid to invite speakers in to talk about any religion, but particularly islam, there's not always a clear understanding to what the first amendment guarantees, which is the right to teach about a religion but not proselytize about it. i think there's fear of associating with anyone associated with islam. there are events outside our control that creates more interest and unfortunately also makes people more afraid. one of the programs we are about to launch is putting all our content online so a teacher in north dakota where there are no muslim, potentially, no expert can come to her classroom, they can go to our web site and download the content and teach the things we are teaching. >> i think partnerships are the best way to overcome the limitations because we all have limitations. and sometimes it's just visibilit

and several other people in his unit, also. >> we showed kim this photo of his son one he's seen dozens of times, holding back tears he's proud of his son, always dreamed of being a ranger. >> when you see the picture, how proud are you of the family? >> i'm overwhelmed that that is my boy that. he can come from me. yes. yes. >> on his chest in the photo sits a purple heart. perceived unconscious he was presented the medal in a hospital room in afghanistan. he started to raise his arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, an awesome man. >> that puts things into perspective tonight and tonight there are millions thanking him, thanks for this special report. this is fair and balanced and still. >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying all federal workers can return tomorrow and they can expect every bit of their back pay. it's hardly over, because america runs out of money again in roughly 90 days and con

actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore our only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red eye calling really really appreciate you guys time thank so much. thank. you. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints and bringing this up so today i decided to wrap up the show with a more lighthearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting socialist

actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just a normal only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue then the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now that they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red are calling really really appreciate you guys time thank so much. thank. you. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this room today i decided to wrap up the show with a more lighthearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting the sociali

actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right in just a normal only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue than the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red eye calling really really appreciate you guys time thank so much. thank. you. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this room today i decided to wrap up the show with a more light hearted discussion with a guy who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting socialist tyra

and several other people in his unit, also. >> we showed kim this photo of his son one he's seen dozens of times, holding back tears he's proud of his son, always dreamed of being a ranger. >> when you see the picture, how proud are you of the family? >> i'm overwhelmed that that is my boy that. he can come from me. yes. yes. >> on his chest in the photo sits a purple heart. perceived unconscious he was presented the medal in a hospital room in afghanistan. he started to raise his arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, an awesome man. >> that puts things into perspective tonight and tonight there are millions thanking him, thanks for this special report. this is fair and balanced and still. >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying all federal workers can return tomorrow and they can expect every bit of their back pay. it's hardly over, because america runs out of money again in roughly 90 days and con

actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to the united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore our only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just on red eye color really really appreciate you guys time thanks so much. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this so today i decided to wrap up the show with a more minor discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting socialist tyranny and it was a l

out of the country actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to the united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore our only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just in red are calling really really appreciate you guys time thanks so much. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this so today i decided to wrap up the show with a more lighthearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting th

out of the country actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to the united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore our only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red eye color really really appreciate you guys time thanks so much. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this room today i decided to wrap up the show with a more lighthearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting t

and out of the country actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to the united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore that only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee on human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red eye color really really appreciate you guys time thanks so much. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints and bringing this up so today i decided to wrap up the show with a more light hearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accept

you can always dream. this morning i had meetings with colleagues and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further meetings later today. >> hoping sheffield united will follow their lead. [laughter] mr. speaker, we will all have heard from constituents who while struggling to make ends meet have taken out payday loans. their sense of spiraling debt with excessive charges. yesterday, organizations came together in parliament to launch a charter calling for the tough regulation of payday lenders. [indiscernible] it is backed by members representing every party in this house. will the prime minister at his support? -- add his support? >> first of all, can i commend the gentleman for the work he does on payday loans and the need for tough regulation. it is right that we look at this area and make sure we get things right. earlier this month, the government published reports showing the problems in the payday market. consumers do continue to suffer. that is why the financial conduct authority ha

. >> we have dreams being everywhere. not just in the united states but abroad. >> so i brought some goodies for everybody to try. we have to eat them the correct way. my favorite is the friend one. >> that one is called everybody's favorite, the everything bagel. you have to eat them like a jelly donut. you ee you eat them with the filling part out. >> huh. >> oh, that's delicious. >> that is delicious. i forgot to mention we're doing our sit test this morning, send us your instagram photos this morning of your spouse trying to do this. >> this is our training, by the way. >> yeah. #ffweekend. >> if you have dvr, rewind it and show us your favorite part. >> it's not the iphone and i can't get out. >>> coming up next on the weekend, going to pot. another state testing the waters to make marijuana legal for the fun of it. >>> the hit show profiling the lives of preachers. >> p. diddy and others aren't the only ones who should be living in big houses and driving ferraris. >> this guest says this is an embarrassment to chris

actually know we we kind of worried a little bit about coming back to united states that we might be asked you know where is edward snowden but we came right and just ignore our only without any problem and you know we we do again hope that edward snowden one other thing is he doesn't have to travel back to the united states in order to make a difference his disclosures continue in the new york times revealed yesterday that he doesn't possess these documents now but they are in the custody of others and he was allowed to give a statement to the european union committee and human rights by proxy so let's hope that he's able to continue that kind of work because heaven knows we need reforms we absolutely do thank you so much you guys for coming on just one red eye color and really really appreciate you guys time thanks so much. thank. you. you know i often get flack for not having more opposing viewpoints on work in this so today i decided to wrap up the show with a more lighthearted discussion with a guest who alleges that the liberal media is brainwashing us into accepting socialist

. >> we have had the dream nine on our show. and you opposed what they did. these are young people that went to mexico and come back to the united states and call attention to their issue of the undocumented young people that have been brought to the states. how do you expect them and the rest of the activist community to respond if the house puts off immigration reform. >> first of all they came to my office and i supported them. i immediately wrote a letter to the president of the united states and the department of homeland security asking them to be released. >> you lobbied for them but you weren't happy with the fact that they distracted -- >> i agree with you but i don't want you released. i think fundmently, here is what i do every day. you know what i do, i get calls from people that say, stop my deportation. that is what we should be doing. stopping it and putting people in a safe place. the broader movement was there this past tuesday. you know that as i write in the book, i'm lonely. wi write a letter to the president and i turned around that day i

but he has big dreams. he wants to change the world. >> and we can change it. never forget that. we can do that. [ singing ] [ applause ] >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. the statute of liberty which unbelievely is set to reopen this weekend. i can't say the same about the government. the offer is on the table but not what the president wants. >> the president has, you know, a number of concerns with the proposal. >> the house could vote this weekend but republicans and the senate may be running out of patience with john boehner. is this too little too late and what are people across america are paying the price for the shutdown every day goes on and on and

and several other people in his unit also. >> reporter: we showed jim hargis this photo of his son, one he's seen dozens of times holding back tears he's proud of his son who always dreamed of being a ranger. >> reporter: when you see the picture, how proud are you of the family? >> i'm overwhelmed. i'm overwhelmed. but that's my boy, that he could come from me. yeah. yeah. i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: on his chest in the photo sits the purple heart, perceived to be unconscious he received his medal surrounded by about 50 people in a hospital room in afghanistan when he started to raise his arm in salute. >> he's an awesome kid, awesome man. >> that puts things in perspective tonight and tonight, there are millions saluting back. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this special edition of special report. fair, balanced and still unafraid. . >> breaking news tonight on the kelly file. deal is done. debt ceiling lifted. government back open for 12 weeks. what happens then? hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly we're waiting for the presidents signature, the white house saying al

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and that being the ability to have a country that we know and enjoy as the united states of america, that has the freedoms and liberties guaranteed to us by our constitution, and creates the opportunity for every american to pursue what we all call the american dream. today, madam president, i pay tribute to one more hero, one more soldier, one more american who through service to others was willing to sacrifice his life for the betterment of his family back home and for the future of a country that we all love and call home. the united states of america. madam president, i yield to the senator from california. mrs. boxer: madam president, would it be possible, because senator casey and i, each thinking we get ten minutes, we're willing to cut that time back to 15 minutes between the two. could we ask unanimous consent, if the republicans don't mind, just slipping a little bit because people took extra time? the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mrs. boxer: thank you. we'll each have about 7 1/2 minutes. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs.

and the time came for the dream act. i remember it well. i said, well, here's my proposal for the dream act. and my seven senate colleagues said, fine, we take it. it was the surest mean we ever had. they were all committed. now we have to keep that commitment. and we have to understand this, too. there are some people that just want to pass the dream act. please, let's do the dream act and we will get to the next things in the next generation. what the dreamers tell me and what i believe, this is not just about the dreamers. it's about their families. it's to make sure that they all have the chance to realize the american dream. so that's been an important part of it, as bob mentioned. i worked also for this aspect of giving american workers the confidence that when this bill passed they would still have a chance for jobs. when we announced this bill i looked behind and not only did we have ahead of the u.s. chamber of commerce u.s. chamber of commerce, but the head of the afl-cio endorsing this bill. i think we achieved that. the last bor

the time came for the dream act, and i remember it well. i said, here is my proposal for the dream act. my seven senate colleagues said, we will take it. it was the shortest meeting we ever had. we are all committed. and we have to understand this. there are some people that just want to pass the dream act. lease, pass the dream act. we will get to the dream act in the next generation. at the dreamers tell me it is not just about the dreamers. it is about their families. it is to make sure they all have this chance to realize the american dream. has been unimportant part of it. worked forioned, i this aspect of giving american workers for the fact -- confidence that after this bill passed, they would still have jobs. of only do we have the head the chamber of commerce, but the head of the afl-cio backing this bill. you cannot be from the state of illinois, you cannot represent the city of chicago, you cannot bring up immigration without two words -- luis gutierrez. he is going to be on the next panel. more than anyone i know, he has committ