0 tipping point. i mean, i am so proud of democrats. every single democrat who stood shoulder to shoulder with poor and working families in this country, who just want a meal. and republicans really deep sixed them today. you had a question during today s floor debate, a parliamentary question about an amendment that had been proposed. this is one of my favorite amendments. that would stop members of congress from receiving payments through the farm subsidy program. what ended up happening to that amendment? well, what i wanted is for the republicans actually to operate with transparency and with accountability and actually prohibit members of congress who get farm subsidies, who get taxpayer subsidies, who are financed by taxpayers from voting on legislation that would financially benefit them. there are several members of congress there are a number of members of congress who receive taxpayer subsidies and they voted on the bill that would benefit them today. it was outrage
0 what was left of the farm portion of the bill. what republicans cost today will cost more than $195 billion over 10 years. the conservative heritage foundation eviscerated today s bill on those very grounds saying republicans wasted the golden opportunity that separation of the farm programs from food stamps could have provided to spend more money than obama on the largest farm program. remember that line the next time any one of those 216 house republicans talks about how much they hate government spending. joining me now is congresswoman donna edwards, democrat from maryland, and congresswoman, we played the tape of your colleagues on the house floor. you deal with a lot from the house republicans. what was it about today that seemed to create this breaking point? well, i think that what happened today is that we saw in living color house republicans standing on the side of increased subsidies, more deficit spending, and just sending hungry families straight up under the bus. i
0 these box stores homogenize our hometowns when each has a walmart, mcdonald s and starbucks, they lose their individual identity. the market should sort that out. that s hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. tonight on all in closing arguments begin in sanford, florida. the prosecution paints a picture of george zimmerman as a wannabe cop whose assumptions resulted in death of trayvon martin. that s coming up. also a 19-year-old makes a really bad joke on facebook and spends four horrific months in a texas jail charged with making terroristic threats. justin carton is out of jail. his father will be here to talk about what s next. the rise of the warrior cop. the author is here to talk about how american police departments are looking more and more like american military. we begin tonight with an absolute eruption of shock and fury on the floor of the house of representatives. j
kid. he is terrible. of course he felt bad. two quick points. in his defense there is a risk when you bring your children on to fox and friends . since 2004, 15 people died on the show. it has been covered up. they are sticking corpses below the studio. that is the smell. he said i hate this kid, he is going down, watch. wow, wow. what do you think? would you prosecute him? 100% with with relish. definitely rethinking leaving the view. and number two. you never know. things get crazy on the show. titus is a better dresser. he has a little suit. look at this smile on brian s face. kid s crying. we can get out of here right
game of basketball with 2-year-old titus ashby and it got ugly. how do you stop this? . i don t believe it. all right. we ll be right back. we ll see how titus is. sorry. sorry, dad. hurled the ball at young titus. the smile on brian s face can tell you only one conclusion he is a malicious child abuser. show it in slow motion. where is the remorse? i think he felt bad. it is live tv. what are you supposed to do. when i punch greg in the face. i think he felt bad for the