steve king and i know we shouldn't be making these cages bigger. if anything, we can go smaller. i mean, just do however they raise those boneless chickens. i mean, you can just defoot them and make them live in a paper towel tube. see? see? what's that? what's that? he's perfectly happy in here, aren't you? aren't you, baby? all right, and then when you want a nice, fresh egg, just squeeze and there you go. nice work shirley. nice work. now it's feeding time. there you go. all right. all right, very good. she's having fun, okay. and it's totally-- it's totally humane. see, she's free range. look at her go. look at that. look at that. look at that. put that back up there. congressman pass a law mandating my new tube cages. we can call it "chicken a la king." we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back. thank you so much, folks. nation if you wiewch this sho you know i'm always looking out for america's women. they're juggling so much these days-- family, work, and so many different brands of yogurt. i can't even remember which one makes jamie lee curtis poop. and with all that

steve king is an expert on hyman minsky and author of deep bunking economics steve kean welcome to the kaiser report good to be a max all right steve king your thoughts on george osborne's help to buy scheme do you agree with mervyn king and the i.m.f. that it's a dangerous and moronic policy it is in fact a ponzi scheme your thoughts. well flabbergasted that i can for once and a lot agree with moving a king in the army if i'm virtually everybody else who looks at it because it is the blatantly obvious ponzi scheme and i'm really glad to see the better expression is now being spouted by people at the top of central banks rather than the sort of gaba jelling greenspan used to feed where there was no such thing as a housing bubble well i think in all fairness we should point out that many of the policies put out by many governments around the world qualify as a ponzi scheme this particular part of this game they helped the buy scheme of course is pernicious and ugly because it is a mimic of a scheme in the us by the fannie mae freddie mac. group to puff up the housing market in the us an

how am i supposed to understand that vote if not an indication that the steve kings of the world are winning and your side is losing. >> the far right wanted to, quote, show the president who was in charge of the house. that is an opportunity for the country to see if republican kes actually govern. at this point what majority of americans want, they want solutions. and it is going to be on the backs of the republican party, in the house of representatives that creates that road to r citizenship and we have to move from symbolism to substance and that's where the test will be -- really be fought. >> so you are someone who worked on the dream act and then what is called deferred action. what they voted to defund in the house. what was your reaction it that vote? this is something you have worked all of your teenage years and the small bit of your adult life on. how do you read that vote? >> i think there was outrage across the dreamer community and a very clear commitment to fight. deferred action didn't just happen. we forced the president to do it. and i think we will continue to fi

immigrati steve king of iowa, and louis gomer of texas. welcome back. five amendments rejected this week. those would have had border security first and legalization second. this one has legalization first. will this fly in the house? >> i don't know if it will fly with others in the house, but i think it's absurd. the thing, we've done this going back to '86. the president right now has the money, the man power, everything he needs to secure the border, he doesn't have the will. and i don't know if my friend, steve king, has been sensitive enough to feel the love and affection coming from democratic friends. as i understand this -- this amendment they are talking about, sean, was drafted with tremendous help from our friends like chuck schumer and others and even the president. they care so deeply about republicans, they tell us, if you really want to help your party, get this amnesty and trust us. we'll secure the board, get really tough, we promise this time. and i'm sorry, with all of the love and affection flowing, we have an obligation not to buy

say to the second speaking to dr steve king. good laboratory was able to build a most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dog. and. and. i. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn to economist author tweeter steve game steve cain is an expert on i'm an minsky and author of deep bunking economics steve welcome to the kaiser report good to be a max all right steve king your thoughts on george osborne's help to buy scheme do you agree with mervyn king and the i.m.f. that it's a dangerous and moronic policy it is in fact a ponzi scheme your thoughts. well i'm flabbergasted that i can for once and a lot agree with moving a king in the army and virtually everybody else who looks at it because it is the blatantly obvious ponzi scheme and i'm really glad to see the better expression is now being spouted by people at the top of central banks rather than the sort of

last week the amendment passed by steve king on the homeland security appropriations bill that would reverse president obama's bill on dreamers, that would undo you prioritization how we deport undocumented immigrants. it takes away any priority. you have the speaker like you said who this week said that he doubts any major immigration reform bill can pass at all. then you had a huge rally led by steve king on the grounds of the capitol yesterday with tea party extremists who actually hurled an insult at my colleague, a republican from miami and yelled at him during a press conference he should speak english when in their mine he had the nerve to actually say a few words in spanish. the out of touch extreme republican party is just over and over doubling down on how they really could care less about the priorities of hispanics in this country, and it's why our party will continue to benefit. >> how did the congressman react to that? >> you know, i know belard very well. he took it in stride. it's yet another example of the stranglehold that the tea party extremists have on the republ

all right steve king well said brad time thanks again once again for being on the kaiser report always good fun night. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest dave game it like to send us an e-mail pleased to report that r t t v dot are you are you ready for the truth until next time x. got a saying by all. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make money and they have healthy guinea pigs in the regular society and i label be used prisoners i mean they wish they could. drug tests on human guinea pigs. to deadly pills. possibly he was killed. he didn't pass away they let him die. is pharmacy really about helping people. welcome to teal one here you can feel it home. there are three choices in life i first used to work in a cooler door to live on a miserable way like a slave. the second is to jump the wall and catch the american dream. most of. this disease come on the number of an organisation. and get inside the drug trade. to buy something never get. a. good sleep believe that type of ne

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get steve king's ten greatest quotes or louis gohmert. there are like 15 of them on birther legislation. how far off the rails can you go? i actually enjoy watching it. i think it's great entertainment and i like the fact that the whole country sees them make a fool of themselves. >> we can't get anything through the house because of this. >> all the speaker of the house has to do is bring it up to the floor and let the whole house vote on it and it would pass through easy. the votes are in the house. they're there. >> you know, this is shameless. >> please. >> because here you have republicans seeming to throw money, this was their last defense, border security. so republicans, republicans and it's really a bipartisan amendment, that's what's going -- what's about to pass put put $40 billion, god, $40 billion on top of what has already been spent which is almost secure the border as it is. >> they are the fiscal conservatives. >> they are. now. >> absolutely. >> that was the first game-changer. the second game-changer was that the cbo ca

. >>> there's something that steve king is the leading immigration reform in the house, building as a vote on immigration reform. i was on the house floor -- house floor thursday. basically it would have deferred action. last year there was news during campaign about president obama basically -- was not quite an executive order but sort of trying to do part of the dream act luann executive order. he put it the floor and got the vote on thursday to defer action on it and here was the tally when they took that vote. you know, 2212 republicans voted yes. six voted no. just about every democrat voted month. three voted yes. steve king put out a statement as soon as this was over and said bipartisan support for my amendment has been the first test of 113th kng in the house of representatives on i am xwrags. my amendment blocks many of the provision dhas are mirrored in the senate's gang of eight bill and if this position holds no amnesty will reach the president's desk. that's -- that's what immigration reform is up against. steve king is the face of the opposition and -- i don't know if y

what i'm getting at here, yes, it may -- congresswoman sanchez doesn't have to care what steve ki king is going to do. but doesn't the republican party need to keep track of a, the tone and national politics if you want to get the white house back. >> sometimes you just have to do the right thing, not withstanding what the political atmosphere might be at that am minute. this is a big part of this. one thing we have to look at is that a lot of these tea party members, freshman and now sophomores are a little bit younger than the average member of the house of representatives and a lot of them may be looking ahead towards running statewide for governor, for senator, for something. and in that case, it's not their district. they have to look at the and that is one reason that steve king decided not to run for tom harkin's seat because there is a lot of hispanics in iowa, he wasn't going to get any of them. >> congresswoman sanchez, i know you wanted to weigh in. >> i would agree with what you just said. one reason king is not running for the state senate is you have to win the entire sta

. >>> entre ellos habrÁ quienes como el representante steve king de iowa, estÁn renuentes a una reforma otros manifiestan sus preocupaciones, pero tambiÉn habrÁ defensores, dice. >>> vamos a tratar de convencer a nuestros colegas de por quÉ este es un proyecto legÍtimo, que pero merece ser una discusiÓn abierta, un proceso abierto. >>> en washington lourdes, univisiÓn hoy ya ma' al presidente de la cÁmara de representantes john... pidiÓ que voten por la reforma migratoria. hizo la peticiÓn desde africa, donde realiza una gira por 3 paÍses. f felicitÓ a los senadores demÓcratas y republicanos. falta lo mÁs difÍcil. en mÉxico, y centroamerica, han sido mixtas reacciones a la reforma muy desbigratoria que Ól senado de estados unidos. conduce a la legislaciÓn de millones. y como nos informa joaquÍn fuentes en la ciudad de mÉxico. muchos critican la militarizaciÓn de la frontera. >>> reacciones positivas en contra de los alcances de la reforma migratoria, se dan en los cÍrculos politicos de mÉxico son algunos de los calificativos que recibe el proyecto que aprobara ayer

. >> we're having this press conference outside the halls of congress because as congressman steve king has said, we haven't had much of a discussion yet inside the halls of congress. >> john boehner and everyone else, you're the wiig party. if we stay together and hold true to true principles without regard to party, the republicans will go the way of the wiigs. and we win. >> you know, there's an old saying in texas and a lot of other places, fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. >> they lied to ronald reagan and they have been lying for the last six months to the american people, they're not going to get away with it this time. because we'll give you a chance to work. but we should not be giving a chance to be a taker. >> there are people who are coming here who want to come to cut your lawn and have a better life. but there are people who want to cut your throat. >> amnesty costs a fortune. amnesty could also cost something more than just money. it could cost a nation. >> they want to cut your throat. glenn beck called you a wiig, john boehner, that is low. that wa

that would be iowa congressman steve king, noted in the video for using language like illegal aliens, and suggesting that president obama's birth certificate may have been telegrammed from kenya to hawaii when he was born. so good news for steve king. >>> up next, the senate passes immigration reform, but how much press is now on the house to do the same? this is "hardball," the place for politics. xx >>> we're back. late today with vice president biden presiding, the senate passed a massive immigration overhaul bill. the vote 68-32. about a dozen republicans crossed party lines and voted for the measure, no doubt thanks to a recent amendment which adds 20,000 new agents along the border in addition to 700 miles of fencing. despite that, the bill failed to win any support among the republican leadership. now the spotlight turns to the gop-controlled house, where reform faces a much greater challenge. in a statement praising the senate's work, president obama said now is the time when opponents will try their hardest to pull this bipartisan effort apart so they can stop compromise refo

steve king tweeted out the other day, when a bunch of dreamers came to the hill to make their case for immigration reform, steve king tweets, 20 brazen self-possessed illegal aliens just invaded my office. obama's order gives them de facto immunity from the law. >> i think you have seen this over and over again, that a lot of latino vote isserrs are not off only on issues, but about the way the republicans talk about them. that term "aliens." but i think there is more conflict going on here, the term, the average republican, who represents the district where very few republicans represent latinos. most of them will vote against immigration reform. there is a party interest in repairing the interest with latinos. i think that what is going to matter in the house is not that republicans vote for the bill, but a whole lot of republicans decide we're going to have to pass this. i'm going to let john boehner bring it to the floor. if it passes i think that is what is going to happen. >> we shall see, watch this space carefully. joy reid and e.j. dionne, thank you for joining us. >> great to

first, it was the anti-immigrant crowd, the leading lights of steve king, michele bachmann and low i gohmert. and did someone say tear down that wall? >> to build a wall isn't that hard. as i say, we just build it still they stop going around the end. >> give us your tired, your poor, because we'll give you a chance to work. but we should not be giving a chance to be a taker. >> that amnesty costs a fortune. amnesty could also cost something more than just money. it could cost a nation. >> a bit of actual information on that. a new report from the congressional budget office shows immigration reform would decrease the deficit by $197 billion in the next ten years. over the next decade, from 2024 to 2033, deficits would be reduced by an estimated $700 billion. but never mind the debt. let's get back to the border warriors and strangely enough, a certain tea party star and latino leader was not in evidence at the rally. senator marco rubio member of the gang of eight decided not to attend. but the mere mention of his name did provoke a vong reaction. >> senator rubio says they're going

and i said "yeah, if you could get steve king to write it." he said "i'm steve king's agent." so he called steve and he was interested enough to take a look and i flew down to florida and -- >> rose: there you go. so your reaction was "let's do it"? or did they say something to you that said "oh, yeah"? >> well, you know what? the guy that we're talking about the agent called me up and said "john mellencamp has an idea for a musical." and my reaction to that, zero. flat line. because a lot of people have a lot of ideas and they think, well stephen king would be perfect for this project. and he said "john would actually come down and talk to you because john was in south carolina" which is just a hop. "and i said to my wife "what do you think about this?" and she said "you know, his music reminds me of your stories why don't you go ahead and have a meeting with him?" my wife never says stuff like that. so john came, he told me the story and immediately the dials started to turn up and also at the same time that he was telling me the story he was tuning my guitar which i hadn't

>> i think what steve king and the fact that la ra door he left the house negotiations -- >> idaho is labrador. he left the house on the equivalent of the gang of six, they're playing hardball, they've gotten everything they wanted and are trying to get as much as possible. the fact that they keep saying that border security is on the line. our border has never been more secure and the stuff when you start digging into the legislation, it's stricter than anything we've seen before. there's millions of dollars going into everything from drones to increased border enforcement. i think they're playing hardball, trying to get as much as you can. as you do with any negotiations and the democrats are standing firm saying we've given a lot, let's make sure we pass this. at the end of the day, the american people are looking for this to be passed. >> this is a negotiating tactic. and actually in our nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. my recollection is there isn't as much strong support for passing this. it's gone from 65, down to 52%. the wording was changed. in it's in terms of support, t

and they're led by iowa's steve king. these republicans, they're staging a six-hour news conference. they have one goal, they want that make their dissent known. >> immigration policy that i believe at its heart and core amnesty. >> don't come in to be a taker. come in to be a giver, and if you'll come in to be a giver, give us your tired, your poor, because we'll give you a chance to work but we should not be giving a chance to be a taker. >> amnesty is the buzzword of the day and this six-hour slog comes as speaker -- house speaker john boehner plans to huddle later today with members of the house hispanic caucus, that meeting just a day after he said that he'd need this to bring an overhaul plan to a vote -- >> i don't see any way of bringing an immigration bill to the floor that doesn't have a majority support of republicans. >> so, from the house to the senate where republicans are jockeying to ad amendments to the bipartisan plan that was hammered by the immigration eight, a new congressional budget office report is

and they're led by iowa's steve king. these republicans, they're staging a six-hour

steve king of iowa put a poison pill on the homeland security bill just last week. trying to say that we should treat dreamers the same way we do people who are undocumented criminals in our country. all of the government has done under president obama is prioritize these people, these students who have done everything right to not be prosecuted. and that's within their discretion to do that. but still we've got folks like steve king and others who don't really want to see immigration bill because they believe everything is amnesty. they think we're going to literally deport 11 million people which is ridiculous. and so my point is you know, i believe in americans who are not going to back down. i'm going to tell you this. if americans who want immigration reform think that they can just chill out and i are allow folks in congress to handle it. they're mistaken. activism is more necessary right now to make sure we get a good bill. >> john: you're right. it is not amnesty. they're confusing president obama with president reagan. you posted a tweet that set off a fire

that would be iowa congressman steve king, noted in the video for using language like illegal aliens, and suggesting that president obama's birth certificate may have been telegrammed from kenya to hawaii when he was born. so good news for steve king. >>> up next, the senate passes immigration reform, but how much press is now on the house to do the same? this is "hardball," the place for politics. there is a pursuit we all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your

here's representative, republican representative steven king of iowa. >> representative steve king: handing out benefits is not an economic stimulator. but we want to take care of the people that are needy, the people that are hungry, and we've watched this program grow from a number that i think i first memorized when i arrived here in congress, about 19 million people, now about 49 million people. and it appears to me that the goal of this administration is to expand the rolls of people that are on snap benefits. and their purpose for doing so in part is because of what the gentleman has said from massachusetts. another purpose for that though is just to simply expand the dependency class. >> mariana chilton: all right, well, first of all i'm a researcher, so i like to base things on empirical evidence. there is no evidence that the food stamp program creates dependency. let me show you what this congressperson is doing. basically they're pinning the problems that we have in this country on people who are poor. if you think about people who are poor are really -- you have 80% of people wh

let me just say, in rejecting steve king's trying to defund the dream act and the president's executive order, stopping the deportation, 198 out of 201 democrats voted against that. >> partisan lines here are clear. they understand what the stakes are. the question is whether they get the message in time. congressman luis gutierrez. thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> after totally freaking america out about something they probably never heard of before, director josh fox is back with another look at hydraulic fracturing. fracking. a special preview of "gas land part 2" when we come back. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business

king" de iowa, quien se opone firmemente a un relajamiento a las leyes que rigen la inmigracion... ---esta tarde la casa blanca dijo mediante un comunicado que dicha medida "no llegar a ser ley" y califico la votacion de los republicanos como una declaracion de intenciones. blanca ---mientras tanto, un nuevo escandalo enfrenta el gobierno del presidente obama.. pitch - cesar ---ahora, por estar recolectando en secreto los registros telefonicos de millones de personas... take 2 box ---pilar nino desde san francisco nos tiene los detalles. take pkg ;01 ;07 0 ;18 0;29 ;57 2;06 asi es el gobierno esta defendiendo esta practica como parte de su lucha contra el terrorismo,au n asi han llovido las criticas secretamente el gobierno esta recolectando los records de llamadas de millones de personas, clientes de la compania verizon, segun un documento filtrado al periodico britanico "the guardian". margarita becerra/cliente de verizon le incomoda? no me incomoda no tengo nada que esconder la informacion fue a solicitud de un organismo de inteligencia del gobierno, la agencia nacional de segur

yesterday, representative steve king who you saw there tweeted 20 brazen self-professed illegal aliens have just invaded my d.c. office. obama's lawless order gives them defacto immunity from u.s. law. it was later revealed that the alien invasion was no less than this. a group of students from the youth-led organization united we dream. there to question mr. king about his draconian stance against dreamers like themselves. i'm joined by representative xavier becerra, democrat from the california. good afternoon, sir. >> martin, good to be with you. >> congressman, representative steve king, michele bachmann seem absolutely terrified quaking in their shoes at immigration reform. do you think they reflect the view of many republicans who are hoping, praying, literally, that this issue will just go away? >> actually all they have do is talk to americans and they'll know they're outside of the mainstream that their position is not just out of the mainstream, it's extreme. when 3/4 of the american people tell you it's time for us not only to fix our broken immigration system but to help th

because your a farmer, yet you have a particular irritation with representative steve king. explain to me why. >> well, what happened, as i spoke earlier about the federal crop insurance program. small-scale farmers have to pay their premium before their crop is sold. large-scale farmers get subsidized and they don't even have to pay their insurance until after they sell their crop. so i'm caught between every year, whether i'm going to buy lime, seed, fertilizer, $3.50 for diesel fuel or pay a huge up-front premium for federal crop insurance program. and i've been advocating members of congress to change that rule so the small-scale farmers can actually stay on the farmer and plant their crop and have federal crop insurance, like large-scale producers. there's literally nothing in the program for minority farmers to receive outreach. outreach will give the farmers changes and those federal rams, so they can sign up on time and these are things that members of congress pretty much just want to wipe away with. they want to do away with $20 billion to food stamp programs. thes

several republican lawmakers were there, including ted cruz, rand paul, steve king. >> what's happening with the irs is an absolute outrage. >> we're stick and tired of government bullies, we need to send them home. >> ifbr

king. the event was an attempt to galvanize opposition to a bill moving it's a way through congress, this too after undermining the rally's message. the senate immigration bill would help reduce the deficit. i guess conservatives aren't interested in that kind of strength, health, and prosperity for our country. joining us now are democratic strategist and syndicated columnist karl frisch, and from new york i'm joined by keli goff, political correspondent for "the root." welcome back to "the war room" to both of you. karl i'll start with you. today's immigration rally was full of angry tea partiers, calling for the head of marco rubio. one sign read rubio lies america dies. what happened? >> i think they discovered he is brown. [ laughter ] >> you know, after the 2012 election, you would have thought that the republicans wou have tried to put a big tent over the capitol. instead today, i could see clearly, and it was magical, the tinfoil hat that they put over the capitol. it positively bon

several republican lawmakers were there, including ted cruz, rand paul, steve king. >> what's happening with the irs is an absolute outrage. >> we're stick and tired of government bullies, we need to send them home. >> if broad federal government can track every phone call, track every internet activity, track your credit card, track your cell phone and if the irs then can have a software package to focus their enforcement on the enemies of the president of the united states, this big brother has gotten creepier than george orwell thought it would ever get. >> we will kick this around. eric, wanted to ask you how after maybe a little time of being apart the mainstream republicans are establishment, and the tea party have a reason to come together with fresh ideas or fresh ammunition because of the irs scandal, then the possibility of the irs, now in law, irs taking over and implementing obama care. >> that face! you are so busted. >> i didn't know anybody was paying attention. >> i am looking at him. >> he was making a face at kimberly. >> i made one back. it was good. >> welcome to the

michele bachmann and steve king and dana war backer and bill keating and paul cook went to russia to investigate the boston bombing suspects from chechnya with steven segal. he wore those wacky glasses. the members said he set up a bunch of meetings for them with the fsb. that's what the kgb became. they wanted to go to chechnya itself. segal wanted to meet the president of chechnya who is accused of kidnapping, torture and of his opponents. somewhere between that and accepting a free flight on the plane to go g to chechnya, that fell through. house republicans decided their contribution to american's foreign policy responsibilities would be to introduce legislation banning president obama from closing the prison in guantanamo. the republicans ban is folded into the bill funding the whole defense department that includes hundreds of millions of dollars to keep guantanamo going and to shore it up for years to come. the huge funding bill for the pentagon gets a vote this week and the republicans will make the president veto all funding for the entire u.s. military if he wants to try to