heroes. a look at the man behind the medal of honor being awarded today. plus, you don t know jack trimble. the other professor vying to replace eric cantor joins me live. it s a battle. first today s tdr 50 trivia question. when was the last time a democratic presidential nominee won a county in oklahoma? the first person to tweet the correct answer to @dailyrundown will get an on-air shoutout. the answer and more coming up on tdr.
capitalist ken draper says he has gathered and will put his plan to divide california into six separate states on the 2016 ballot. this constitutional amendment needed just over 800,000 signatures to qualify. now draper has invested $5 million into the effort. so will there be a state of silicon valley or a state of north california? there s all sorts of them that they have got there. we ll have to wait a few years to see. by the way, you don t want to miss this. my new 10:00 a.m. neighbor, jose diaz-balart will talk live with tim draper himself, spending millions of his own money to try to split california six different ways. up next, a deep dive on immigration reform in the southwest. with a look at some stark differences in how border states handle immigrants, both legal and illegal. plus former new mexico governor bill richardson joins me to discuss that current crisis. frankly a lot of the hot spots around the world. first in today s tdr 50 trivia
in our states better. how are we going to make our economies better. there s really very little politicking on that level. a bunch of these folks apparently are thinking about running but i think they re more focused on the primary. the last point i wanted to make is when george w. bush ran for president, he had overwhelming support from the governors, republican governors, and they were an important base for him. it doesn t look as though there is any republican governor, in part because there are so many who are potential candidates, who s going to be able to consolidate that. so we re going to have a different dynamic among the governors, put aside of the rest of the party, as we go to 2016. interesting last point to end on. thanks to both of you for being here, appreciate it. up next, yet another twist in the mississippi senate drama. that and more from the 2014 trail. but first, today s tdr 50 trivia question. name the only state that has had four women governors. the firs
seen the decisions that were issued, especially in the last week, they have tended to be on the narrow side but they have also tended to be there s been a huge number of unanimous decisions so we re looking very much forward to seeing what kind of coalition comes out on the court. i think on this specific issue that you re focused on, which is whether a family owned business can come into court and bring their religious liberty case before the judges and the justices, i expect to see a very strong rule from the court. very interesting. thanks for coming on this morning with your views. i appreciate it. thank you. very spirited discussion there. hope you enjoyed it. up ahead, saddle up, tdr rolls into the wild west of wyoming. first, today s tdr 50 trivia question. since 1904, what is the only year wyoming and neighboring idaho did not vote the same way in a presidential election? the first person to tweet the correction answer will get the on-air shoutout. the answer and more
city. you just want to get things done and put people to work and get the potholes filled and make sure the garbage is picked up. there it is. you may have the quote i will quote you on at least all day today. i never met a fence i couldn t straddle. mayor cianci, good luck, stay safe on the campaign trail and keep battling that cancer. okay, thank you. you got it. coming up, an executive power double blow. a supreme court loss and the boehner lawsuit. does this help the president or hurt him politically? plus joe biden s political future is uncertain. but his past is quite a story. we ll end our tdr 50 look at maryland and delaware this week with a flashback to his first race for the u.s. senate. but first, today s tdr 50 trivia question. what is the only state currently being represented by lawmakers whose last names all start with the same letter? first person to tweet the correct answer will get the on-air shoutout. the answer and more is coming up on tdr.