y en texas empezamos. y aquÍ en san antonio tambiÉn de los primeros pÚblicos que nos aplaudieron y estuvieron con nosotros. ha estado texas siempre desde el inicio de intocables. >> ricky es de buen comer. porque me invitÓ a almorzar. quÉ recomiendas que deben probar antes de partir? >> en texas tienes que probar la comida texmex. o comerte un buen corte de carne. >> unas dos o tres libras mÁs. >> mÁs o menos. >> vamos a presentar a los muchachos. >> claro que sÍ. alejandro de este lado. [aplausos] >> renÉ martÍnez. [aplausos] >> sergio serna. >> alberto ramÍrez. y johny lee rosas. el master. >> y esta nueva producciÓn, incluye un dvd. incluye los temas inÉditos y los 20 Éxitos y tambiÉn un dvd. >> sÍ, viene un dvd, hicimos 20 aÑos un disco en vivo. pueden ver la presentaciÓn y disfrutar de estos 20 aÑos de intocables. gracias al pÚblico han sido Éxitos. >> sabes quÉ me gusta de ellos? es que son texanos y siempre han mantenido presente hablar bien el espaÑol. de eso platicamos una e

texas, there is no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas. it is like since 18406789 and then he left and came back and it is part borrow a textbook from a neighboring state it is all in there. here is how unbelievable-- here is how unbelligerent the u.s. military is towards texas. they said a lieutenant colonel to a local texas town hall to waste his time. >> all we want to do is make sure that our guys are trained for combat overseas. >> it is a preparation for martial law. >> it's not a preparation for martial law. >> that is what you say. >> we really truly want-- . >> jon: you see that rit there. that right there? that is the face of someone realizing they're not getting around the public comment on the planned parking lot down by krogers not today. not in this meeting. >> jon: come on crazy people a local town hall meeting is a texas specific story, the constitution says you can't hold a town hall meet woing crazy people. i think it's in there. it's not like this is being taken seriously by anyone who holds actual power. >> on tuesday g

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castro from texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. castro, is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. castro: thank you, mr. speaker. when it comes to the border for many in politics there's no greater boogieman. the fact is that the border has more resources committed to it today than ever before. 21,000 border patrol agents. more than double what we had in 2004. we should not militarize the u.s. border with mexico or with canada. this amendment would not only be -- not only allow resources to go south and affect states like texas and communities in texas and arizona, new mexico and california, but would also allow these military objects to go into states like new york and washington state along our northern border. . there's also no indication that the department of homeland security has asked for these resources or indicated that they are either short staffed or undermanned when it comes to the resources that they need to deal with the border situation. painting our border as a war zone does a disservice to the men and women who li

i've been all around texas. and texas is the home because of its history, it's the home of -- it along with south carolina are the two homes of the sort of rejectionist front of the federal government in the united states. and that attitude hasn't completely disappeared. and texas is the place where it's nurtured like in a hot vat. and people like ted cruz and rand paul, by the way, who similarly didn't dismiss this totally and make fun of it, those two guys are responsible in my mind. they don't have the guts to stand up there and tell those people to pipe down. they're going to feed it. they're going to feed it with everything they've got because they're going after 10,000 voters on the right in places like iowa and south carolina. >> so they're pandering. >> they're pandering big-time. >> let's take a look at this. we're going to bring if right now todd smith. he is a republican from texas who served in his state legislature for 16 years. he says governor abbott is pandering to idiots. thank you so much for j

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to say this is a sleepy town in the rolling hills of texas or the rolling plains of texas would not be overstating things at all joie. it's the kind of place where you walk the sidewalk, people say hi to you. we saw small businesses restaurants insurance companies. just on the outskirts you'll see cement factories and power plants and at that time for example isat&t is a majorplayer there. it might look sleepy but it's certainly humming. the former mayor likes to say that nolan county has a $5 billion tax base which is up from the $5 million it was before the wind industry existed. and his worry is a real one. he's worried that if you take the wind industry out of nolan coined and out of sweetwater what looks like a sleepy town today over the course of town may essentially be a depressed one. >> just dry up and go bap let's talk away.is this a true partisan issue today, red and blue? >> well, in a word, yes. if you are a, generally speaking on the left, you don't support this bill. if you are on the right, you do. essentially the critics of the bill will say very rich conservative orga

♪ well, it's flooding down in texas. ♪ ♪ all the telephone lines are down ♪ ♪ >> texas floods by larry davis. i'm amy goodman with nino niederreiter. nermeen: the united nations is under fire for the sexual exploitation of children in 2013 and 2014. the guardian obtained a leaked report that says french soldiers raped and sodomized starving and homeless young boys. even after the exploitation was brought to the attention of senior un officials the un never report today to french authorities, nor did it do anything to immediately stop the abuse. so far, the only person to be punished is a un aid worker anders kompass who stepped outside official channels to alert french authorities to the sexual exploitation occurring. kompass has since been accused of leaking the confidential report in breach of u.n. protocols and now faces dismissal. the guardian obtained the leaked report from paula donovan who will join us shortly. she and other activists have just launched a new campaign called code blue which seeks to hold the united nations accountable for sexual misconduct. earlier this month th

and in texas tonight, look at this. a pregnant woman holding a friend's baby being air lifted to safety. and this evening, new images coming in right now of the aftermath. homes simply wiped away. those neighborhoods and all of the destruction. our team takes us up in the air tonight over the devastation. abc's rob marciano is in van, texas, tonight. >> reporter: it is just remarkable david. everything in this room has been blast blasted. this is an old schoolhouse, built in the '30s which means it is virtually rock stoll lid. but this column has been pushed off its footing. this tornado had some serious force. an ef-3 tornado with winds up to 140 miles per hour hitting van, texas, just after dinner on mother's day. >> get inside! >> reporter: home after home nearly half the town in tatters. from the air, at this vantage point, you really see the expajs of the damage. two dead and at least three people still missing the search for survivors is ongoing, but now, canine units have been brought in to potentially pick up a

and our answer is don't mess with texas. don't mess with the free west and don't mess with our freedom of speech. >> that was geert wilders who spoke in texas over the weekend. our breaking news this morning, on their radio channel, isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. i want to bring in atika shubert. good morning, atika. isis claiming responsibility but i suppose we don't have direct evidence it was ordered by isis yet. >> reporter: this is the question whether or not they ordered it or whether or not the two men who carried out the attack were aspiring to be members of isis. i think isis essentially supports these lone wolf attacks. when you see an attack like what happened in texas or against "charlie hebdo" in paris, it is not clear these attacks were ordered by isis. if the perpetrators say they swear allegiance to isis it is accepted after their death. then isis claims responsibility. unfortunately, these are the hardest attacks to stop john. >> it may be a distinction without a difference. at it may be com

terror in texas. chaos erupts at an event dedicated to free speech. >> get back in the building. >> two gunmen shot done after opening fire as a muhammad art contest. we are live on the ground with breaking details. we will speak to eyewitnesses who were there. >>> following a week of violent protests in baltimore will anyone show an ounce of outrage about this a 25 new york city police officer fighting for his life at this hour after being shot in the face. details on how this true blue hero is doing this morning. >>> then in the dark of night. a man sneaks on to the runway and steals a plane right out of the airport. he was in the sky for over an hour. how does that happen? meanwhile, we have a lot to discuss. it's a big week big show. mornings are better with friends. >>> 6:00 in new york city. it's 5:00 now in texas. a fox news alert to start this program. two againmen are dead after opening fire at a free speech event in garland, texas, a dallas suburb. >> one security officer shot as local cops

there's a texas ranger on the case, walker texas ranger known as chuck norris. norris writes quote, if you haven't heard about operation jade helm 15, you need to. barbara starr is live another the pentagon. this might sound like a joke but the governor of texas is not treating it like one. >> not a joke at all. governor abbott says he and texas respect the military troops. but make no mistake, he wants his people to keep an eye on what they are doing. >> by directing the state guard to monetary the operations -- >> don't mess with texas is republican governor greg abbott's message to the pentagon. abbott called out his state guard to keep an eye on u.s. special operations forces. the governor says he wants to make sure that text san's constitutional rights with private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed during an upcoming military war game called jade help 15. 1200 personnel army agree berets navy sales and air force troops will train across seven states this summer. do texans have to worry their own freedom is at risk? >> there's no texa

to say this is a sleepy town in the rolling hills of texas or the rolling plains of texas would not be overstating things at all joie. it's the kind of place where you walk the sidewalk, people say hi to you. we saw small businesses restaurants insurance companies. just on the outskirts you'll see cement factories and power plants and at that time for example isat&t is a majorplayer there. it might look sleepy but it's certainly humming. the former mayor likes to say that nolan county has a $5 billion tax base which is up from the $5 million it was before the wind industry existed. and his worry is a real one. he's worried that if you take the wind industry out of nolan coined and out of sweetwater what looks like a sleepy town today over the course of town may essentially be a depressed one. >> just dry up and go bap let's talkaway.is this a true partisan issue today, red and blue? >> well, in a word, yes. if you are a generally speaking on the left, you don't support this bill. if you are on the right you do. essentially the critics of the bill will say very rich conservative organiz

guys this is from texas, correct? this is from cisco, texas. let me bring in on the phone walter fairbanks, the fire chief in cisco, texas. what can you tell us about damage on the ground? >> so far we have three houses that have been totalled we have one deceased, one critically injured as far as injuries and fatalities that's what we have at this time. >> you have one deceased. >> yes. >> what can you tell us about -- i know it is early going, but how that person died? are we talking about homes collapsing on people? >> that's unknown at this time. we are still looking into that. we're still dealing with heavy rain and hail at this time so we really haven't gotten a lot into this incident yet. >> do you know how many tornadoes touched down in and around cisco? >> we can only verify one. one that touched down three miles south of cisco on 206 which tracked across the field there from 206 to highway 103, east of 206. all stayed south of the city but it did touch down in some spots in the 183 area and then continued on and threatening the other

let's start in texas. authorities in texas are ordering voluntary evacuations along two rivers. they are worried the predicted heavy rain will cause more flash flooding this morning. this as crews are cleaning up from major flooding this week. more than a foot of rain pushed rivers over the banks and houses torn from foundations and cars pushed downstream like toys. the search for bodies is underway with at least 21 known dead in texas and oklahoma. one family outside houston spent wednesday searching for the body of alice tobar when she did not show up for work. >> she is cold. she's wet. she belongs at home. that's where we're trying to get her. you just got to do what you got to do. >> her body was found less than 100 yards from the crossing where she went missing. >>> the latest on the deadly flooding and aftermath. i want to bring in ana cabrera from wimberley, texas. >> reporter: this flood was catastrophic. nine cabins on this vacation property were mutilated and left behind wood and twisted metal and tossed furniture. the owners of the property say they had this place fo

in wichita falls, texas, it felt like the drought ended overnight. in just three weeks, much of the state has gone from extreme drought to crippling flood. lakes are fuller than they have been in five years. this was lake wichita just a few months ago. here it is again today. scientists say climate change is exacerbating the wild swings. >> the swings are getting wilder. climate change is stretching out the variability. >> reporter: in the last 30 days, 2.6 trillion gallons of water have filled texas reservoirs enough water to serve california for at least a year and a half. but still only a quarter of what california needs to end its drought. the golden state parched like never before. take this reservoir, for example. here atorville, the water level has dipped so low this hill and many others like it are no longer submerged, and that bring you see behind me, it used to be suspended just behind the water line. now it soars 200 feet above it. the governor says this is just the beginning. >> we are in a more severe drought, and severe drought, and it

texas. many people describing they didn't have a lot of time to react. water levels were rising from ankle deep to knee deep in a matter of minutes. >> stand by. i want to bring in our meteorologist jennifer gray. she's in wimberly texas, right here the state capital of austin where dozens 0 people are still missing. what's the latest jennifer you're seeing there? >> reporter: well wolf this is deaf stating. this is his store rick as well. we've never seen a flooding like this every in this area. back in the 1920s they had the flooding where the river rose to 33 feet. this time it rose at least 10 feet higher than that and that's before the flood gauge went offline. what you're dealing with images like this the home completely washed off the foundation all along the street and vary streets along the river, you're seeing images exactly like this one. homes completely destroyed. 400 homes completely destroyed. and about 1,000 heavily damaged. we're up on a bluff. so to put some perspective in

storms ravaging texas and oklahoma. at least six people killed and a dozen more missing this morning following record rainfall and flooding. the damage done and the storms still on the way. >>> breaking news this morning out of iraq. just moments ago, we learned that iraq has launched a new operation to take back territory seized by isis. will this work? we are live in baghdad. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. officials are warning that the storms that killed six people in oklahoma and texas. officials say the missing likely including some children are from two families gathered at a vacation home for the long weekend. that home just washed away in a flash flood. with the ground completely saturated, forecasters are warning there may be more flash flooding ahead. the texas governor greg abbott adding to the disaster declaration to 37 counties. >> we are urging all citizens to get out of harm's way. don't risk your lives by trying to no

these images from van, texas. and in iowa, this school taking a direct hit. >> there goes the school! >> the roof ripping off. and in crumb, texas, tonight, a pregnant woman holding a friend's baby, being air lifted to safety. and this evening, we have new images coming in right now of the aftermath. homes simply wiped away. those neighborhoods and all of the destruction. our team takes us up in the air tonight over the devastation. meteorologist rob marciano is in van, texas, for us. rob? >> reporter: it's just remarkable, david. everything in this room has been blasted across the back wall. it looks like a bomb went off in here. this is an old schoolhouse, built in the '30s, which means it's virtually rock solid. but this steel reinforced column has been pushed off its footing. this tornado had some serious force. >> inside! >> reporter: and ef-3 tornado, with winds up to 140 miles per hour hitting van, texas, just after dinner on mother's day. >> get inside! >> reporter: home after home, nearly half the town in

we should not be having earthquakes in texas. country. this is reno, texas. population 3200 and just 13 square miles long. if anyplace is small town america, reno is. residents know each other and they know something's changed in their town. >> see it's right here. look, actually let's kind of creep in here. right there see how my foot keeps -- >> yes. >> barbara brown is a community activist and a long time resident of reno, texas. >> yeah, this is definitely a concern. >> and reno is not alone. colorado, arkansas, oklahoma ohio and the rest of earn eastern texas, not known for seismic activity are sunlt on surnld on suddenly on the earthquake map. magnitude 3.0 and larger compared to 20 quakes from 1970 to 2000. data that is beginning to show stories like barbara's are all too real. >> the earthquake came and went through the center of the house. everything shook. i went out my front yard and said, where did my yard go? >> she believes this is the cause of the quakes, hydraulic fracturing more commonly known as fracking, a process where water mixed with san

cnn's ed lavandera is in garland, texas with the latest. ed. >> reporter: john officials here in the dallas suburb of garland garland, texas say the shooting erupted ten minutes before the prophet muhammad art contest was supposed to be wrapping up. it is not known if the organizers were targeted but that is the suspicion law enforcement is operating under. this event had been in the works for some time and gotten a great deal of publicity and great deal of law enforcement surrounding the event. in the back of the building a s.w.a.t. team was on stand by in case violence erupted. the shooting took place and lasted in 15 seconds. there were two men who drove up to the civic center in garland, texas, jumped out and started shooting. they wounded a garland independent school district officer. that officer has been treated and released from the hospital. he will be okay. those two suspects were quickly gunned down in the parking lot of the civic center of garland, texas. officials do not know the identities of the suspects but fbi investigators

one of his favreurtd item favorn old map of texas. >> i loved fact that texas was so different with indian villages, and forts, interesting things. jamie: the map avoids being used to make a fort or halloween mask. >> my parents knew i was playing with it, that was just an old texas map. jamie: as pat grows up, the map and other items are childhood memories. in 1967, his parents move to birmingham, where boxes are storeed and forgotten again. that is until patrick moves here to take care of his parents and rediscovered them. his parents pass away in 1999, went 10 days of each other. the family home, in the time warn boxes are patrick and his sister's. proud of his family heritage, he shows off the heirlooms during dinner parties. >> i am crazy about history. and this was a resource i wanted to share with people. >> he brings them out to theing itiningit thanksgiving table. >> the dinner, between gravy bowl, and turkey you bridg brine map output it on the table. >> true, it was end of dinner, so it was mostly messy plates, that is probably madea worse. you know, as far as danger to the map.

this is garland, texas. and it's a small area about 20 miles northeast of dallas. a small town. people like to have fun and family days they never expected anything like this to happen bill, we're talking to casy reporting on the scene. he's explaining the fbi is on the scene looking for information, looking in terms of what they can learn from this situation. what do you think the fbi is looking for? and what will they try to look for when it becomes revealed who these two are? >> well, first, kelly right now they're working with police to try to identify where these individuals came from and understand better if the vehicle there poses a risk. and they suggest that may give them more credence to the fact they have to be more concerned about the vehicle. what they're going to be looking for is to see if there are other people that may have known and may have been planning and perhaps behind them. they want to know quickly who else may be involved. so as we know from past investigations, the investigation wi

we know of 26 injuries in van, texas. >>> a tornado in eastland county, texas caused a fatality there. we have cnn's jennifer gray there with the latest. >> reporter: we are just a couple of miles south of cisco. this is an area hardest hit by the storms on saturday. you see the trees behind snapped in half. preliminary reports are saying it was an ef-3 tornado that came through and caused extensive damage three quarters of a mile wide. we are up at a higher elevation and you can see all of the trees snapped. clear where the path was. just a couple of miles in that direction, we have been told that three homes were a total loss. we cannot get to them. we don't have access because trees are down and power lines are down covering the road. we cannot get to those. one person died in the storms on saturday. three others injured. at last report, one of the people was in critical condition. we talked to the public information officer in the area. he said they had tornadoes before but none impacted many structures. this is the hardest they have been hit in the area. more storms later in the

good luck out there. >>> texas, we have to turn to texas. only in texas. >> uh-huh. >> can you get this. we have a texas-sized conspiracy theory going on. one that many folks living down there, and state lawmakers are taking seriously. the pentagon calls this a training exercise. but critics say it's a dress rehearsal for a possible takeover. a plan to impose martial law. >>> and ahead in the next half hour, what one high school principal said in georgia that triggered a massive walkout during the school's graduation ceremony. you're watching "world news ♪ >>> all right. a texas-sized conspiracy theory. ♪ >>> all right. a texas-sized conspiracy theory. but a growing number of texans, including many lawmakers, even the governor, taking this seriously. >> this involves what the pentagon is calling training exercises, that critics say is actually part of a plan to impose martial law. here's abc's david wright. ♪ mommas tell all your babies don't mess with texas ♪ >> reporter: from willie nelson on down, it's practically the slogan of th

, texas. we begin with the catastrophic flooding across texas and oklahoma triggered by days of unrelating rain. the death toll continues to rise. as of right now, at least 19 people confirmed dead in texas and oklahoma and at least 14 are still listed as missing at this hour. there are disaster declarations in 46 counties. i'm at the banks of the river blanco which swelled to 45 feet this weekend just to give you an idea of flood stage, 12 feet. the raging waters destroyed everything in their path ripping hundreds of homes literally off their foundation. also this morning, a new flooding threat about three hours north of us in ellis county texas. they're dealing with a dam break there. dozens of homes have been evacuated. officials say the recent rain weakened the dam and created the breach. and more misery could be on the way. meteorologist bill karins reports the houston area is under a severe thunderstorm warning this morning. this could see more flash flood producing rains. this is the na

dallas, houston, texas. there is no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas since the 1840s. they left and came back. just borrow a text book from a neighboring state. it is all in there. >> yes, it is funny. it is hilarious with a capital funion. the conspiracy theory is being cooked up in texas and trafficked by texas radio host alex jones the king of all internet conspiracies that will supply you with male vitality potions that will make you look more har marry if you take the picture in the right light. here's the thing, the military's james helm military exercise is still a ways off, not to start until the middle of july. the jade helm story isn't going away on the right. last week, greg abbott called out the texas state guard and directed them to monitor the jade helm exercise so texans know their safety and constitutional rights and private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed. this week, despite all the ridicule and everybody in mainstream america making fun of this, he is out th

johnson of texas. the chair: the gentlewoman from texas and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. johnson: i thank mr. foster for his leadership on this important issue. section 106 simplifies the majority's efforts to improve their he own personal beliefs and ideologies on the process of scientific discovery. colleagues, science is not about beliefs. it is about discovery. and the pursuit of questions about both the natural world and the human world. we should hold n.s.f. accountable and n.s.f. should hold its granteys accountable. accountability should be measured according to the transparency and integrity of the great review process. not according to what types of science that some of us believe in and some don't. had we imposed section 106 requirement on n.s.f. earlier they may have never funded the grant that led to billions in revenue from the spectrum auction. they may not have granted the grant that d.o.d. uses to help train our s

. >> texas doesn't want to believe that. what do you want to open like a disney texas? what do you think we're taking over? we already have texas. >> wait a second guys. texas does have oil. >> that is true. that is true. so we're going to invade a place, it's going to have to have oil. >> why would a republican be scared of invading a land to get more oil? that's what i'd like to know. >> that is a very very important point, kevin. dear texas, you're already part of the united states. >>> we're going to move on. today, sandwich chain panera bread says it plans to ditch over 150 artificial ingredients from its products. that announcement came one day after the mcdonald's new ceo laid out his strategy to turn around the sagging sales of a company currently ensnared in what is seriously being called a mcidentity crisis. do you go to mcdonald's? >> not anymore, not anymore. >> when did you stop going? >> i stopped going when i -- when i started wrestling in high school pretty much. and i decided -- like you know this is probably not in the best of my interest for my diet p

is martial law coming to texas? >>> and next, bill clinton on the defense again over those clinton cash questions. will hillary pay the price? back in two minutes. over those clinton cash questions. will hillary pay the price? back in two minutes. g over those clinton cash questions. will hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. ver those clinton sh questions. ll hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. over those clinton sh questions. ll hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. over those inton cash questions. ll hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. over those inton cash questions. ll hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. over those inton cash questions. ll hillary pay the price? ck in two minutes. on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to hear her daughter's heart beat once again. we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. the taste of light and fit greek non fat yogurt gives you the power to help make temptati

dallas, houston, texas. there is no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas since the 1840s. they left and came back. just borrow a text book from a neighboring state. it is all in there. >> yes, it is funny. it is hilarious with a capital fun yun. the conspiracy treerry is being cooked up in texas and trafficked by texas alex jones, the king of all internet conspiracies that will supply you with male vitality potions that will make you look more harryhar marry if you take the picture in the right light. >>> the military exercise is still a ways off, not to start until the middle of july. the jade helm story isn't going away on the right. last week greg abbott called out the texas state guard and directed them to monitor the jade helm exercise so texans know their safety and constitutional rights and private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed. this week, despite all the ridicule and everybody in mainstream america making fun of this, he is out there touting the decision defending the d

is the worst over for texas? >> it depends on where you're talking about, because there's a lot going on in texas right now. we have tornado warnings just to our east. that is west of waco, in fact that storm is right around meridian headed to the northeast. we have major flooding just to the north of dallas. you are showing the dramatic pictures around the denton area and points east. they have got an incredible amount of rain. of course those rivers and creeks they have overflooded their banks and the waters are rising very very quickly. we have choppers we have the texas national guard out there trying to rescue people from their cars and even from their roofs, and so just a dangerous situation north of dallas. do not get in your car by any means because just a couple of inches of water can definitely carry your car away. you do not want to be in that situation. more people die from flooding than anything else when it comes to weather so you want to take this one seriously. we're in cisco, where you can see bl

the event in texas brought two controversial figures together. first pamela geller the president of an organization called the american freedom defense initiative and affiliate called stop the islam mization of america, they led a charged protest against the building of a mosque near the site of the world trade center. the keynote speaker at last night's event outside of dallas was controversial, dutch politician girtheerts wilders and called for a ban on the koran, on an al qaeda hit list by the way. talk more what's going on the attack and gunmen who have been i dent fighted and tweeted about the attack. joining us is paul crook shank, in washington tom fuentes former fbi assistant director. paul this is the latest shooting related to cartoons defecting the prophet mohammed. right? >> well wolf that's absolutely right. we obviously had those terrible scenes in paris, in january, when two gunmen who trained with al qaeda in yemen carried out that attack on the "charlie hebdo" satirical magazine and the next month in february we had another gunma

>> in texas we have seen the emergence of a group called battleground texas which came into texas and consciously tried to do what you point out has not been done which is to reach out to people who don't have a history of voting or registered to vote. in 2014, results were not necessarily very favorable for battleground taxes but i wonder if you can -- looking at short-term and long-term impact. >> there needs to be -- i hope they are not discouraged because it is a long thing, not something they're going to turn the entire state in one way of especially in a gubernatorial wave which has lower turnout. you need to make multiple years of investment and historically what has happened is someone might invest and save these people don't care so they pull all the money and resources and go somewhere else. is a multiple year process by which voters you are serious you want their vote. when battleground texas came here one of the things they found was it was much more difficult for them to do their work in texas, to register people, event in any other state and one of the issues is those fo

," two of our brothers opened fire at the prophet muhammad exhibition in texas, hashtag texas attack. this account has been disabled. chairman of house homeland security committee, michael mccaul who is also from texas said in that statement, freedom of expression was attacked in garland, texas just like attacked in paris where al qaeda operatives shot and killed the editors of that french magazine. bill. bill: more later we'll get from you in washington d.c. we'll let you get on the phone now. here is martha. martha: we have a the founder of islamic forum for democracy and good to have you back on the program this morning. obviously an awful situation that unfolded over the weekend. what do you think about what happened and what do you think are the orrery bins of this? >> ultimately these are not lone wolves, these are operatives of isis. what is unique of isis they finally brought together in the radical islamic movement, a islamic state that stands for imposition of theocracy globally their allegiance is to the islamic state. this individual his tweet was giving allegiance to the

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bush had crawford texas. then three weeks after barack obama was elected to succeed him in the oval office before he actually even left the white house. george w. bush instead of going home to crawford bought a house in dallas so he wouldn't actually have to live in that place out in crawford once he was no longer president. it's not that the whole crawford, texas, thing was a stunt exactly, but we might have known something was up with that when george w. bush somehow found time to buy and build that house in crawford texas, while he was running for president for the first time. well today we learn that his younger brother, jeb, has just done exactly the same thing. and his "i'm running for president stunt house" isn't in texas. where it is and why, that story's coming up. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. you do all this

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dallas, houston, texas. there is no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas since the 1840s. they left and came back. just borrow a text book from a neighboring state. it is all in there. >> yes, it is funny. it is hilarious with a capital funion. the conspiracy theory is being cooked up in texas and trafficked by texas alex jones, the king of all internet conspiracies that will supply you with male vitality potions that will make you look more har marry if you take the picture in the right light. the military exercise is still a ways off, not to start until the middle of july. the jade helm story isn't going away on the right. last week, greg abbott called out the texas state guard and directed them to monitor the jade helm exercise so texans know their safety and constitutional rights and private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed. this week, despite all the ridicule and everybody in mainstream america making fun of this, he is out there touting the decision, defending the decision,

i've been all around texas. and texas is the home because of its history, it's the home of -- it along with south carolina are the two homes of the sort of rejectionist front of the federal government in the united states. and that attitude hasn't completely disappeared. and texas is the place where it's nurtured like in a hot vat. and people like ted cruz and rand paul by the way, who similarly didn't dismiss this totally and make fun of it those two guys are responsible in my mind. they don't have the guts to stand up there and tell those people to pipe down. they're going to feed it. they're going to feed it with everything they've got because they're going after 10,000 voters on the right in places like iowa and south carolina. >> so they're pandering. >> they're pandering big-time. >> let's take a look at this. we're going to bring if right now todd smith. he is a republican from texas who served in his state legislature for 16 years. he says governor abbott is pandering to idiots. thank you so much for joi