i see you marco rubio. i see what you're doing. in case you thought no one was watching, i see what you are trying to pull. you see, there's a reason senator rubio's star is rising in the gop. he's a possible presidential candidate in 2016, perhaps even a favorite. and it's because in many ways marco rubio is just the perfect candidate for what ales the republican party. he's young, telegenic, inspiring backstory, latino heritage, all attributes that greatly assist a party that is out of touch with the rising national electorate. let's not forget, the republican candidate for president in 2012 lost young people by 24 points and that was nothing compared to what happened with latinos. the party lost latinos by a crushing 44 points. now, to survive beyond the current generation, republican party is going to have to brush back its vocal minority. the tea party base, the constituency that starts and ends the conversation on immigration with how big should we build the fence and how electrified can it be? if there's anyone that can stop

>> the question is not the success of marco rubio. the question is the success of the united states of america. i didn't come here to diagram myself. >> standing by and saying let's not doing anything is not an option. >> to me not doing anything is endorsing the status quo and the status quo is dysfunction does not help our country. what is interesting to me i was taken by the paul ryan who is a tea party guy but tough on the economy. he said immigration reform will grow the american economy. it is good for america. he was willing to say he thought george w. bush was wrong in talking about it was good for the party. >> he didn't. >> that is what he said. >> i disagree with you. what is the rush? the government is in shambles. it is ruining everything. we need to ground it. let's not do anything for a year until we get our ducks in a row. government can't have nice things. put it in its room without dinner. >> he is well-intentioned and i admire his courageousness to try to do something about this because it is something we have to de

or will marco rubio have to make some concessions to the extreme marco rubio wing of marco rubio in order to get rubio's vote? >> he has done a good job, he really has. and he has taken a lot of arrows but he believes in this and he's doing the right thing. i think the world of him. >> do you have any sort of gang tattoos? dow get like a tear tat on your face for every bill you pass? >> we're to the going show you our tattoos. >> stephen: was's going to happen to this bill when it gets to the house. >> i think there will be a lot of pressure on the house to actually get the bill done. i know there are a lot of conservative republican was don't want to vote for it, fine. put it on the floor of the house and let the democrats pass it with some republicans. and america will be a better place, so i'm hopeful that's what speaker boehner will eventually do. >> stephen: here's what my fellow conservatives don't trust about you democrats. we've been through this before. you talk big on security. and then like lucy you yank away the ball right as charlie brown tries to kick telephone. and worst of

, marco rubio, sold us out. i voted him for this. i can't believe he did this. how big of a deal is this? john mccain and mitt romney, then the conventional wisdom that you have to go to the right or pandered to grassroots conservatives may be out the window. host: a lot of discussions on the table. immigration, foreign policy. all of these things up for discussion as we have matt lewis as our panel. if you want to ask him a question, call the number on your screen. you could also tweet us or e-mail us. to give you a sense of the speech making, let's hear from senator rand paul, spoke to the conference on thursday and talked about the topic of americans who were paying for what he says is a war on christianity that's being funded by taxpayers. here's what he had to say. >> it's clear that american taxpayer dollars are being used to enable a war on christianity in the middle east. pope john paul ii spoke about a culture of death. he talks about a war of the powerful against the weak. as christians, we know we mus

there is some thought in washington that marco rubio may be playing a bit of a jedi mind trick on his republican colleagues saying, oh, i have all of these concerns, we may not be able to pass it. they get a few additions to the bill, couple tweaks. he can then come back and say, look, i was very concerned just like you were and we were able to make some changes, the best policy we're going to get, so we need to get behind it and hopefully -- and the reformers, you know, position that would help bring enough republicans along. you know, they should be able to get 60 votes or close to 60 votes in the senate, i think, in the end. but after that, it's difficult to see a path forward. >> since this is another one of those issues on which they have delegated responsibility to a gang, a gang of eight on this and is it not a little bit weird that two of the republican senators in the gang of only eight actually are saying something factually different about this? it may be a marco rubio mind trick to make people think it's not going to pass, but isn't it bad strategy having the other guy say

>> marco rubio has hung his political future on the success of immigration reform. what is going to be in the bill. no matter what that is, you're going to see marco rubio pushing as hard as he can to get a bill passed and that's what he told reporters on the hill earlier this week. he said look, like, i signed up to be the person who was going to sell this to republicans and i still plan to do that. but i need this bill to be what they need it to be and their focused particularly right now on border security provisions and how the trigger would work. right now under the bill that passed out of the committee, the department of homeland security has to write a plan that says this is how we're going to secure the border and that's not good enough for some republicans who want to see either action taken, not just a plan written, or they want congress to be able to certify that the border has been secured before people are able to obtain legal status to allow them to apply for a green card. >> this is one of those things about which there has been so much punditry expen

this is the difference between marco rubio. i asked him something, dana, that conservatives have been saying. we need an undamaged marco rubio to run for the white house. all these bigger than immigration reform, it will get done without you senator, can you walk away now. what do you say to the republican party that says we need you. he basically said andrea, no, this is the right thing to do. i don't think it is 95% correct. there's a lot more needs to be done. especially the law enforcement measures. i have to say rubio is somebody that sticks to his guns. >> eric, if they get the border security issue taken care of and benefits issue, if you broke the law, you won't have benefits from taxpayer dollars in the long run, will conservatives come on board? >> i do, but marco rubio said last week speaking to spanish speaking audience, said we will deal with border security after we pass the legislation, which is a problem. 95% of the bill is okay is like saying 95% of the boat is not leaking or 95% of the border is secure. you ne

the guy who took the leads was the ambitious florida senators marco rubio. it was his job to craft the immigration bill that could be sold to his conservativeconserv. just as immigration reform is finally hitting the senate floor marco rubio says he doesn't think he has the republican votes that needs to order to pass it in the senate, oh, by the way, he is saying maybe he won't even vote for it now. his own beale. senator rub why backed off from that stance but today his republican colleagues got the first chance to stop immigration reform from happening. in the house this week on the issue of immigration republicans were busy voting as a block yesterday to deny young undocumented immigrants the opportunity to live and work in this country. the architect of that legislation that almost got universal republican support has been working for months to derail immigration in the senate over all. republicans all sort of agreed. at least most of them agreed that immigration reform something they needed to do if only for their own electoral survival. but now, what

ann coulter, marco rubio is the jack kevorkian of the party. marco rubio has lost the support of his former right wing friends. >> you said it all. the question is like, do people follow this and say, oh, my god, i don't want to be turned on. i think, yes. the unfortunate thing here for the bill is that it's clear there is a bipartisan majority for it. i think it is pretty clear if boehner brought it up, there might be enough republicans. i'm curious to see how many trps has but it is very close to passage. i'm not sure what they can add to it without risking a backlash from the democratic side. >> here's what really scary. marco rubio still, however, might be able to win the american presidency -- despite all of this because in fact the group -- the gang of folks who are going to run for the republican nomination actually aren't as -- sort of don't have the kind of appeal that a marco rubio has, and it is completely unclear who might be able to run and when on the democratic side. right? as much as all of this is deeply problematic for rubio n

that's a huge rebuke to marco rubio who could be the standard bearer? 2016 to have the republican senator call it laughable. that doesn't boyd well in the house. lastly i'll say this, joy. what has been the one thing that has made john boehner and the house republican congress have to go to the table and have to work? it's been deadlines. it's been them being in the corner with a gun to their head that if they do not act, then something horrific happens. there's no deadline on immigration reform. it's not like if they don't get it done by this date that suddenly the flood gates will open and they have no say in the process. they conceivably could sit on this all the way until the fall and then we have to face a debt limit crisis. this goes on the back burner. what the republicans will say is look, we tried with our piecemeal approach. democrats weren't listening to us. we tried and we're sorry. honestly how that plays out in 2014, 2016, a lot of house guys don't care. they don't have latinos in their district. one democrat told me we're not going to com

sobre todo, las del senador por la florida marco rubio. si votara por el acuerdo del comitÉ jurÍdico y parece que no. >>> quiero pasar una propuesta del senado, porque no va a pasar en la cÁmara el republicano por texas john cornyn y otros insisten en nas siga ran tÍa de seguridad en la frontera chltd >>> rubio ha negociado con el tejano. >>> crear una enmienda a la propuesta, que asegure la seguridad fronteriza no debemos pasarlo, tenemos que seguir trabajando. >>> elliot como ran pole, no quieren dejar cuando la frontera estÁ segura, quieren que la decisiÓn de pendz dpenda del co. >>> el senador rubio, estÁ optimista que con la enmienda que g busca, 20 de sus colegas en el senado estÉn dispuestos alea legalizar a 11 millones en washington, univisiÓn. >>> las a famosas deportaciones voluntarios que habla el gobierno son obligadas segÚn sostiene la uniÓn de libertades civiles. presentÓ una demanda federal contra el gobierno de estados unidos. argumentando que engaÑo a los inmigrantes manteniÉndolos en prisiÓn por largo tiemp

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dana, you just had an interview with senator marco rubio. obviously he's got some skin in the game on all of this as well, but tell us where are we in the process of immigration reform and the possibility of a deal brokered on the senate side? >> well, let's start there with the news right now. that is we're waiting probably in about an hour we're going to see the key players in this immigration deal come to the senate floor and describe it. and the it is a bunch of conservative senators, the key players are senators jovan and corker who came up with a deal to beef up the border, they say, in a way that they put more border agents there, that they complete the fence along the southern border. and that is all an attempt to appeal to conservative senators to try to get ultimately the vote in the senate to the high watermark, the highest watermark they can get in order to pressure the house to take this up. that kind of sums up where we are right now. as you mentioned a key player in all this is senator marco rubio from florida. key because he

thank you, marco rubio. >> he announced a new bill. >> thank you, marco rubio. >> many americans already say it is the goodest news they have heard all year. >> republicans thought they had a way of killing immigration reform today. it came in the form of what they called a poison pill amendment, something that if it gets in the bill it will create enough opposition to the bill to kill the bill. the poison bill was offered by republican senator chuck grassley, but five republicans opposed their party and kept the bill alive by joining with the democrats to kill the grassley poison pill amendment. rush limbaugh broke the news this way. >> the grassley amendment, so the gang of 8 bill simply said we would gain control of the border for six months before any other aspect of the bill, which is exactly what we were told. we have been played on the immigration bill, we were played from the beginning. >> ted cruz insists that the republican-controlled house of representatives will not pass the senate immigration reform bill, but congresswoman michele bachmann who knows a little bit more about t

. >>> bueno marco rubio quizÁs no lo sepas es de nevada. Él estudio allÁ en una escuela de bachillerato, yo quiero muammucho a marco admiro lo que Él y los otros 7 han hecho, pero escuchar que marco diga voy a votar en contra de este proyecto de ley que Él presentÓ, es insolito. ahora con gusto veremos cualquiera cosa que las personas digan, piensen que puede mejorar este proyecto de ley, yo no voy a dejar que estas pÍldoras envenenadas destruyen el proyecto de ley. vamos a a ser que sus teleaudiencia entienda lo que ocurre con la seguridad de la frontera en los Últimos aÑos, ahora tenemos 20 mil agentes, tenem tenemos 9 aviones controlados remo moto sobre la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos. tenemos 300 mÁquina de rayos x. casi 700 millas de skwacerca en frontera. por lo tanto creo que las personas deben de comprender lo que ya existen y no u sacsar es como una excusa para votar un proyecto de ley que el pueblo estadounidense quieren. >>> las propuestas venenosas de las que usted serie fe re en r pasado habÍan habido propuest

. >> republicanos como marco rubio quien pronunciÓ un discurso hablando de la experiencia de su familia inmigrante. >> pero tambiÉn quiero que las personas no tengan miedo a la inmigraciÓn, es algo positivo a estados unidos siempre lo ha sido y siempre lo va a ser. >> apoyÓ un acuerdo para reforzar la seguridad en la frontera sur, que duplica casi 40.000 la cifra de agentes fronterizos entre otras cosas una pÍldora amarga para muchos demÓcratas y defensor de y migrantes como eliseo medina. >> no es el proyecto perfecto y se tuvo que aceptar eso, por fin de poder lograr esta reforma migratoria y en un precio alto, pero yo creo que al final del dÍa es un precio que vale la pena. >> (en inglÉs). >> aunque no llegÓ a los 70 votos deseados el resultado es un sÓlido voto bipartidista que algunos esperan ejerza presiÓ sobre la cÁmara baja de mayorÍa republicana. >> si ellos escuchan y no solo los senadores, pero a la cÁmara de comercio y sindicatos y la raza y agricultura y tecnologÍa todos apoyan esta reforma muy grande. >> esto culmina dos meses que fue presentado en abril la p

enmienda controvercial, el senador marco rubio busca que los indocumentados a pren depre leer, escribir y hablar inglÉs para aspirar a la residencia. adrenalina en el agua, reportan mÁs de 20 heridos al desplomarse un muelle repleto de aficionados que se reunieron para ver un juego de baloncesto. >>> y voz prodigiosa el niÑo hispano que desatÓ una lluvia de ataques raciales por entonar el himno de estados unidos lo canta por segunda vez en la final de la nba la ediciÓn viernes del noticiero telemundo comienza ya >>> buenas tardes, marÍa celeste a wr tiene el dÍa libre. un funeral privado para darle el adiÓs al hermano del actor y cantante pablo montero. javier hernÁndez, que fue asesinado por desconocidos en el estado de coahuila. mientras las autoridades siguen buscando a los responsables, desde torreÓn, julio va quiero nos acompaÑa con los Últimos detalles. buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes josÉ, fue un funeral Íntimo y sencillo, con solo las personas mÁs allegadas, reunidas para despedir a javier hernÁndez, el hermano del cantante mexicano, pablo montero. y el cantante

but it turns out the first casualty of this war might be one of their colleagues, marco rubio. might be getting hurt by this support for immigration reform. >>> and here is a character for your political pantheon. bishop e.w. jackson, a republican running for lieutenant governor in virginia. he strikes again. he says while slavery was bad for the african-american family, lyndon johnson's great society was worse. talk about hyperbole. >>> let me finish with the goal of an honest, please god, an honest immigration law, one we can be proud to enforce. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> you're going to love this. barack obama famously said there aren't red states or blue states in this country, just the united states. but as president he hasn't quite lived up to that hopeful rhetoric. take a look at this map. this map shows the six states, there they are, that the president has never set foot in, never set foot in while president. no surprise they're all deep red states. and here is another seven the president has only visited once in all the time he has been president

vamos al punto la reforma migratoria enfrenta su primera prueba de fuego, estÁ el senador marco rubio y regresa el senador republicano por arizona john mccain hablamos con Él de la reforma, de las audiencias sobre los abusos sexuales dle las fuerzas armadas y estÁ con nosotros el lÍder de la mayoria del senado, y tenemos las declaraciones en contra de la reforma migratoria. tenemos un panel especial para discutir diferentes aspectos en la reforma entre ellos el costo que lo intergran alfonso aguila, ana pozo, y frank cherry director ejecutivo de. (nombre en inglÉs) . y nos visita saÚl arellano el hijo de elvira arellano, Él es uno de los tantos niÑos estadounidense que vive en mÉxico junto a sus padres deportados, saÚl viajÓ a washington junto a otros jÓvenes para pedirleal gobierno el terminÓ cla terminÓ de las deportaciones comenzamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> vamos "al punto" con jorge ramos. >>> quÉ tal muy buenos dÍas, jorge ramos estÁ de vacaciones esta semana, yo soy marÍa elena salinas. vamos al punto. la reforma migratoria llegÓ al senado, el optimismo que su

marco rubio voted against it. lindsay gramm. >> on one piece. lou: to pieces. >> maybe there's something wrong with those. >> they say without border security it does not work. intellectually isn't that inconsistent? maybe now with politics. >> there may be multiple answers. lou: we only have time for one. >> you will get a bill out of the senate and you will have the border security piece to be beefed up by the republican controlled house and these people made calculations for what it would take to pass the bill out of the senate and send the bill to the house and deal with the issues of what we are talking about. >> i don't know why they want to make it complicated but we will figure that out later. lou: we will figure it out. [laughter] lindsay gramm says the g.o.p. is in a death spiral if you don't buy into the gang of a deal but meanwhile that representatives in the house are pushing for for individual disk rebuilds the that makes sense so why in the world is the republican party buying in to the proposition which is so light on security an

[applause] i am told that senator marco rubio is in the building. so i'm going to proceed to introduce him. so when i get done, he better be here. [laughter] are you guys enjoying this so far? [applause] and i was so encouraging to me about this is for those of you here this afternoon, for the thousands that would join us between saturday -- between now and saturday at noon and for the literally hundreds of thousands who could not be with us this weekend but are part of the faith and freedom movement, it shows you what a difference your efforts make when you go out there and hope somebody who's running for the right reasons. not because they want to be some pain, but because they want to do something. they want to come here to the nation's capital. they want to stand and fight and make a difference. and when you go out there in your respective states when their asterisk in the polls, as we did for next speaker and you knock on doors and make phone calls and write even small checks, look at the difference it makes. and my friends, there is no better

a senate democratic aide was quoted in the huffington post saying marco rubio has apparently been holding people back from declaring support for the bill, while at the same time saying the bill niece changes to garner support. this says he told senator ayotte's office to hold back. m m marco hrubio, do you think the outrage from ted cruz helps him,

pero den mbemos entender que ha ciertos sitios que demasiado costosos resultan y yo marco rubio, nancy y el senador estamos dispuestos a tener por ejemplo mejor mediciÓn y mejor manera de incluir sensores este tipo de cosas, pero estamos comprometidos a preservar la base este proyecto de ley con lo cual llegamos un a acuerdo con los demÓcratas. ¿cÓmo puede ser la seguridad en la frontera o mÁs estricta para complacer a los republicanos y ademÁs ano perder los votos de los demÓcratas que la apoyan cÓmo estÁ? la frontera esta mÁs segura que nunca incluso en su propuesta hay medida que la harÍan mÁs segura ¿quÉ hay que a ser?. >>> bueno antes que todo estoy de acuerdo contigo, que la sfron entera ahora estÁ frontera estÁ mas segura y ahora hay mÁs ilegales que estan cruzando, debido a una mejora en la economÍa que la sfron entefr estÁ segura y la secretaria de la naciÓn y yo estamos en desacuerdo, pero necesitamos enseÑarle a nuestros colegas que estamos tomando los pasos necesarios, especialmente con el uso de la tecnologÍa, no ston las personas en la frontera solam

but it turns out the first casualty of this war might be one of their colleagues, marco rubio. might be getting hurt by this. support for immigration reform. >>> and here is a character for your political pantheon. bishop e.w. jackson, a republican running for lieutenant governor in virginia. he strikes again. he says while slavery was bad for the african-american family, lyndon johnson's great society was worse. talk about hyperbole. >>> let me finish with the goal of an honest, please god, an honest immigration law, one we can be proud to enforce. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums i want peacocks. peacocks? walking the grounds. in tuscany. [ man ] her parents didn't expect her dreams to be so ambitious. italy? oh, that's not good. [ man ] by exploring their options, they learned that instead of going to italy, they could use a home equity loan to renovate their yard and have a

that's not a problem for marco rubio, the senator from florida? and that's what he must call compromise. if marco rubio and the republicans want to pretend to flat out discrimination is good for their image, they can just keep on pretending. i want to make things more secure. [ 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 solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the ed show." time for a story to do the folks for those that take a showerer after work. this is really sticking in my craw. this is a story i've done before and can't do it enough because i can't believe americans aren't outraged by this, and the democrats are not holy on this story. i want to point that out up front. this week congress is looking at

i've still got my eyes on you, marco rubio. you don't get to pretend to be the hero of immigration reform while working behind the scenes to kill it. i'll tell you about his latest back door shenanigans coming up. >>> plus, surprising good news from the violence-plagued city of chicago. but is the news too good to be true? i know the tonys were this week, but the truly star-studded affair, the one with hugh jackman and tom cruise live on stage together, that was at a walmart shareholder meeting in arkansas. and, yeah, it's just about the weirdest thing ever. seriously. you have to see this tape. >>> we begin tonight with this man. former alabama governor george wallace who 50 years ago today made his infamous stand in the schoolhouse door. a principled stand on behalf of evil. in defiance of the united states justice department, governor george wallace stood outside the university of alabama personally blocking two black students from enrolling there. >> i stand here today as governor of this sovereign state and refuse to submi

can you trust marco rubio at this point? and what his motives are moving forward if this is really going to pass? >> well, look, i take senator rubio at his word, that he is committed to the gang of eight's proposal that he helped craft, and that he wants to see it pass in the senate. and, look, we're all open to consider constructive suggestions on any element of the bill as long as they're simply not poison pills which are sought to undermine the very essence of the bill and a pathway to citizenship. so, i take him at his word. we met last night at the gang of eight and he was intimately involved, i suspect he's trying to maximize votes on his side and have company and we look forward to the ultimate result being positive. >> sir, meanwhile, you know, out of the senate side of things as we came in showing the shot that's taking place right now, steve king holding this all-day news conference so those at the house side can show their anger with what's going on with immigration reform, the house speaker john boehner has sign

including our first guest, marco rubio who joins us from miami. good morning. senator and happy father's day. >> good morning. and happy father's day to you and your viewers. >> you have been pushing for a long time for the u.s. to arm the rebels, is this going to make a difference? >> let me say, in politics or foreign policy, timing matters. these were options a year and a half ago. before they became this chaotic, we should have looked for elements fighting against assad, reasonable people who wouldn't carry out human rights violation and be part of building a new syria. this president failed to do that. now the strongest groups fighting againstsaw u assad are al-qaeda-linged. they aren't all, but they are the best equipped. the options are narrower than a few months ago. we should continue to search to see if there are elements that are reasonable, we can work, respect human rights and it's tougher now, hezbollah, and russia arming syria, and iran involved. the fact it's taken the white house and the president so long to get a clear and concise policy on sy

ted cruz trying to angle his way in being almost the anti-marco rubio in this conversation. even if we somehow get over the practical policy hurdles we still then have the political hurdles. >> i've said the phrase kabuki theater like a thousand times. i should drop through a hole in the floor i've said it so many times. but there is so much of that going on. cornyn has an amendment. is exs, blumenthal, leahy, they all have amendments to the bill that could change the substance in the bill. but more than anything seem to be like the hope that collectively everybody will agree behind the scenes very quietly that they want to get it done. >> i think is absolutely right. there has been so much posturing around this bill for so long. it look like it was dead last week but the underlying political dynamic has been the same all the way along. there is a lot of pressure within the republican party to get a deal here. they want a deal here in a way they haven't in some of the past negotiations with either the democrats or the white house. >> i think there are two political developme

marco rubio in some ways is try to do that. you can agree or disagree with the ways he's trying to do that, but he is trying to transform into a different direction come into a different agenda. i don't think you see that enough in other politicians. >> here is a fellow who is governing out. and he defined conservatism back in 2005. [video clip] nine come from yourls political philosophy, your voting record. if you look at my voting record and you look at my tickle philosophy, it is conservative very i am -- i have one of the most conservative voting records in the united states senate. i think summer or plex by that. -- i think some are perplexed by that because i challenged my republican administration on the -- and detainees shoes detainee issues. but i do it i think is right and i say what i think is right. and i don't ever worry about whether there is republican or moderate. a concert of like hagel end up in the obama administration? >> i think that he agrees with the obama administration on a lot of things coming in a for