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Front and center that the presidential preference of the latino community has to be that person that responds affirmative affirmatively, directly and very supportive of the families we'll be dealing with on friday. >> congressman grijalva gutierrez, thank you so much. i know gutierrez is responding when he starts in spanish and has to turn it back to english. gentlemen, thank you. in the next hour we'll be on the ground in new orleans where we will hear from a family directly impacted by the president's immigration actions and by the judicial actions in opposition to them. after a quick brea...

10 attackers killed 29 people leaving 150 others injured. the government is blaming the attacks on the separatists. they killed four assailants and captured another. but at least 5 remain on the loose after that horrific weekend attack. >> she'll testify. we believe that the evidence we gathered causes her in her best interest to testify. bill: after issa left television her lawyer says he does can't know what issa is talking about.

>> mitt romney made ohio his first campaign stop of the week, to rebut the president's weekend attack and the potentially decisive battleground state. >> his vision is keep spending $1 trillion more every year than we take in. my view that is not just bad economics it's immoral for to us pass obligations to the next generation. >> among 12 key swing states, including ohio, the latest gallop poll has romney tied with the president. gallup says obama's backers are ten times more enthusiastic than romney's backers. but among independents who often decide presidential races romney leads by ten poi...

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Congressman seth moulton of the armed services committee and our analysts and guests are standing by with full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with president trump's stunning and baseless claim that president obama tapped his phones. our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny joins us first. jeff, the president is keeping a low profile since that twitter barrage. >> it's a very low profile indeed compared to the explosive and extraordinary comments he made over the weekend. a white house spokesman tells me the president do the not regret sending out those messages. many re...