the face you re making. just saying good morning. i like it. i like it. working on my impression. i have to work on my mug for the camera. it s called being happy to be here in the morning. we used to call it the nightline nod, nod at the camera. nod at the camera. let s start with this trayvon martin investigation. there s new videotape. have you seen it? i have not seen it. you ll get a chance to see it this morning. it s from abc news. george zimmerman gets out of the patrol car they brought him in the night of the shooting. we ve talked a lot about george zimmerman and around george zimmerman and his friends have come up to talk about what he has said happened. but now to take a look at what he looks like on this videotape and also to try to match some of those zripg descriptions that a is amazing. trayvon s mother spoke as well. she said her reaction to see in this videotape was pretty amazing. take a look. this video is the icing on the cake. this is
the appeals court sided with the owners and ruled the lockout can remain in place despite the decertification of the unions. the news came on the same day the nfl owners and players finished the latest round of mediation talks in minnesota and word is nothing got done. what a waste. talk about a bad day at work. the relief pitcher gave up 14 runs in 2 1/3 innings. it was what some baseball experts are calling one of the worst pitching performances in major league history. he s only the fourth major league pitcher since 1947 to give up that many runs in a game. indians ended up beating the royals 19-1. coming up on kilmeade & friends your local station, john hoffmeister of shell oil says if the president s new move will help. gretchen carlson will be on talking about how she s going to collect a million dollars from me because i said donald trump would run. she didn t.
floor pretty quickly. you can t say we need to cut our deficit, but we won t tough big oil. i think it will be an uncomfortable vote. if not, we ll figure out the next best strategy to get it passed. i think it s pretty important we stay on this one until we get it done. all right. senator clair mccaskill, thank you for joining us. ç thank you. joining me is john hoffmeister, the founder of citizens for affordable energy and author of why we hatele the oil companies. great having you here. you were one of those guys in 2005 that answered the question you didn t need the subsidies.
call that press difference back in june of 2009. this is riveting reading. i tell you, it s a soap opera, but i would not let anybody actually watch this. did doug hampton make a mistake in going to fox? because it went to rick santorum who tipped ensign off. anchts well, let s say it was a curious choice of ven you are, let s say that, cenk, but here s the thing. by the time it went public, all the violations in this report and i agree with john, it s absolutely devastating all the violations of the laws, of the sexual harassment policy, of john ensign s own policy on sexual harassment, all those things had already occurred, and his criminal culpability had already been established here,
service, why would any public-minded politician want money? i think the whole corrupt system of pay to pay or whatever you call it, where we re using all this money, republicans and democrats is just legalized corruption and it should go away. john, i couldn t agree more with that, right? but let s say you re in the senate and you have this bill in front of you. i would vote for it in a second. is it the best bill? i would rather take away all the subsidies. they re totally indefensible. i would love to do clean elections. but if you ve got this bill in front of you, who would you rather have the $21ç billion? the oil companies making all these profits or the american people? i don t think that s the solution. the oil companies need money to plow back in to make more oil. come on, john. the government needs more money. everybody needs more money. john, wait a minute. wait a minute. by producing more oil, cenk, the whole it doesn t matter if we never