being then free people will create a better world. that is our show. we will see you next week. our top story. the president and his administration caught in a vortex of dysfunction and am bev lens on a host of critical and urgent issues confronting the nation. also tonight, a major obama ally joins the hillary clinton presidential campaign. on the anniversary of the benghazi testimony that might sink her hopes. conservative activist and advocate david joins us with the new citizens united ad commorating her controversial comments. and a session on wall street today where the dow jones industrial posted a triple digits loss.

"lou u dobbs tonight starts right now. good evening. the oama white house in controversy and ncapacity on almost every imaginable front. turning first to the iranian nuclear talks, the white house has consiently portrayed that deal struck with iran as a dismantling of the islamic republics' uranium enrichmen and nuclear weapons program. an end to missile delivery system. iranian president hose san any declared that iran will not yield on the nuclear program. when asked last night by another network if the deal included the destruction of center new jersey he said, quote, note under any circumstance." white house press secretary trying to explain it away as spin for the, quote, domestic political purpose" prompting the exchange with chief white house

correspondentd henry. cnn has broadcast outside of iran. you can confirm? >> yeah. i've seen it here. >> if our -- [inaudible] aren't they sending a message to you to the president. it's not just domestic political consumption if they are talking to broader audience. >> ed, what i can tell you is we are looking what the iranians are actually oing. are they complying with the specific commitments they made in the joint plan of action? domestically the president's health care law still churning out more bad news this ime for the entire u.s. health insurance industry. inversers services today downgraded the outlook on health care insurers from stable to negative. citing concerns with the health care law andhe failed launch. saying obamacare created to continue to uncertainty for the health care industry taking issues with the fact only 24% of enrollees have been between the

ages of 18 and 34. saying that if the original 40% goal for young enrollment is not met, insurers will be forced to raise rats. and the attorney general today saying he would engage in conversation about a resolution with nsa leaker and traitor edward snowden. this comes just days after the president told the new yorker magazine, quote, i do not have a yes or no answer on clemency for edward snowden. the formatter nsa contractor responsible for the biggest breach of national security in the nation's history snowden himself today entertained questions in an online chat from moscow he said he never stole colleague log in to gain access to the massive drove of t-secret documents detailing government surveillance. snowden also said, quote, not all spying is bad and the biggest problem is now, quote, the new technique of

indiscriminate mass surveillance where governments are seizing billions and billions and billis of innocents' communication every single day. snowden, not the only one calling for the end to the balk data collection program run by the nsa. the five-member privacy and civil liberty oversight board issued a report today saying the program is illegal and should be halted and has been largely useless and stopping terrorism. if you're not familiar with the pclob it's an independent, bipartisan panel established by congress in 2004 to advise presidents on matters related to privacy and civil celebrities. theyreopinions don't have the force of law. the recommeations won't change government practices. and the private contractor who vetted both snowden and washington navy yard shooter aaron alexis is accused of defrauding the federal government. the justice department says u.s.

investigations services submitted at least 665,000 background checks that had not been properly completed and then tried to cover it up when the government suspected what the firm had done. we'll take all of this up tonightwith retired four-star army general jack kuhn. he'll discuss the iranian deal that almost everyone thought was impossible and may turn out that almost everyone was right. the a-team reacting tonight to hillary clinton's newest political ally. the president's former campaign manager. things getting interesting in the democratic party early. and the republican national committee kicking off the winter meetings in tonight's talk i'll have a little more advice for the republican establishment from my book "uphe'll." relad to playing nice and being a party of inclusion and a much bigger tent. all of that much more straight ahead. it was an ugly day on wall

street. stocks sharply lower triple digits decline for the dow. down 176 points. the s&p lost 16. the nasdaq down 24 points. a bright spot netflix surging nearly 17% after netflix reported better than expected earnings, and more subscribers. jobless claims holding steady. rising 1,000 last week. 326,000 existing home sales moving up 1% last month. sales up 9% in all of 2013 to the highest and best level in seven years. president obama's 2015 budget will be delivered a month late. the white house said the budget which is due on the first monday of february, will come out on march 4th. official say work was delayed by th two-budget deal that congress passed last month. and the ominous spending bill which was passed last week. as for the president's wrk

schedule, it was, well, simply a light day for the president. he talked with more than 250 mayors gathered in washington, d.c., asking them to help him bypass congress. i want to work with congress whenever and whenever i can. one thing i'm emphasizing to all of my cabinet members is we're not going to wait. where congress is debating things and hasn't been able to pull the trigger on stuff, my administration is going to move forward and do it in partnership with all of you. >> so i believe the president just said he's going substitute h relationship with congress constitutionally to approximately to 250 city mayors instead. we' see how that works out. president obama still unable to help public reception of te signature achievement: obamacare.

a new fox poll finds a record-high number of 59% oppose the health care act and a record low 36% support it. and the irs at it again. a group of conservative hollywood entertainers now in the focu of the internal revenue service. the 1500 members of a nonprofit group called friends of and, keep a low profile trying to avoid being blacklisted in the liberal-domined industry. now the irs is reviewing the activities in connection with the application for tax exempt status. last week the irs presented the group with a 10-point request for detailed informatn regarding the meetings for paul ryan and herman cain. friends of aib is seeking 501c3 status which allows them to claim a tax deduction beprohibits them from partisan activity. we are coming back with much more in the way of today's

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syria's civil war. both the syrian government and the opposition trying to overthrow the regime have agreed to sit down for district talks tomorrow. what would be the fit face-to-face discussions between the two groups.

secretary of state kerry ramped up the harsh criticism of syian president. >> assad is putting all of syra at risk today. assad is responsible for the potential deconsistent gracious of syria, and the way assad is the single biggest magnet for terrorists there is. he is a one-man super magnet for terrorism. lou: syria's prime minister rejecting calls from kerry to remove assad from power. the white house today threatened sanctions against ukraine if violent clashes in the country continue to escalade. protesters clashing with police on sunday because the government passed repressive laws aimed at stifling two months of mass demonstrations against what effectively is an administration that they believe is illegally elected. and against closer ties with russia rather than their preferred allies the europeans.

they leave some scratching their heads in the reaction. ran's foreign minister accused the obama administration of completely misrepresenting a six-month nuclear deal in an interview last night he said the white house overstates the concessions they gained and that iran did not agree to dismantle anything. the white house today tried to down play those comments. joining us now general jack keane. former army chief of staff, "fox news" military analyst. general, the iranians are quite something. and so is the obama administration. this is -- it seems like more of a pr campaign than a resolve a conflict. >> yeah. this negotiation, this deal has never made any sense to me. i think as much as the iranians lie in a disingenuous on a regular basis.

i think the foreign minister is spot on. the fact of the matter is, they have done nothing to reduce the nuclear weapons infrastructure or the secret sites, their highly enriched uranium, the internew jersey. the program is in tact. what they promised to do is not progress any further. because of the promise not progress, lou, we are removing sanctions. es if make any sense to anybody? the answer is no. we should only remove sanctions is the program is dismantled. in the words of the foreign minister they are not dismantling anything. lou: as you say directly, we are lifting sanctions and more to the point, we're shifting money to tehran in aordance to the agreement whatever the terms are, and that money is irretrievable. >> you betcha, lou. the iranians have manipulated

and gamed us for 30 years while they are killing americans and others around world using proxy. they have been lying and cheating when it comes to the development of nuclear weapons for 20 years. they gamed us here and check mark for them. they got the better of the deal by far. lou: the nsa, a five-member board -- frankly, i have never paid attention to. i can't honestly i have never of it. the privacy and oversight -- without any executive power -- essential no power of law saying that the nsa -- saying viable legal foundation has shown only limited value. those are rather sweeping statements from a board comprised one full-time employee and four part-time members. >> yeah. that's only welcome their opinion. you know and our viewers know that many federal courts have looked at the program and found it to be legal.

one district judge disagrees with that. the overwhelming evidence is that it is legal. even the president' review panel believes the program should continue. they think it should be in a difficult location than the nsa. nonethelss, they think the program should continue. i believe this program is going to continue because it's vital for national security. lou: and, general, edward saying that -- admiral mullen saying americans are forgetting those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this nation. are killed, quote, dirty little war ." your thought about the admiral's remarks. >> well, the fact of the matter is, the american people have great passion for for our troops. they appreciate the sacrifices being made. they don't have a daily association with it because, you know, less than 1% is involved in the conflict. they never have so few done so

much for so long for so many is the issue on the table. hat doesn't mean that because they don'tee know or soldier or family member who is involved they don't care. i mean, that is just doesn't pass my common sense test. i'm out talking to merican people on a regular basis, and i know for a fact they care. they support our troops, they want them to do well. they want them to win. they want them to come home also. lou: general, thank you very much for being with us. general jack keane. up next. a major obama adviser throwing his early support behind hillary clinton's early, early run for the presidency. the anniversary of controversial comments. could those keep her out of the white house? we'll be talking with one the leading conservative activist who has a brand new ad to celebrate the anniversary.

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put hillary clinton in the white house despite the fact she hasn't announced her candidacy formally or any other way. priorities action u.s.a. raised nearly -- just about $30 billion in 2012. excuse me, $80 billion. and will be cochaired by barack obama's campaign manager. and former michigan governor jennifer. -- that's exciting news. it comes exactly one year to the day after mrs. clinton testified about the benghazi terrorist attack. our nex guest organization released a new web video to commemorate the occasion. >> that was easily -- that was not the fact -- >> but. >> people could have known it was in days. >> and ty didn't -- >> with all due respect. the fact is we have four dead americans. the protest or -- guys out for a walk one night and decided to ill some americans.

what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again. lou: joining us now david, president of citizens united. a powerful, powerful ad you put together there, david. >> thank you very much, lou. it's important. look, the american people deserve the answers to what went in on benghazi. one year later after her testimony, we don't know much more than we did then. the senate report a democrat report came out and said it was preventable. so we're deeply concerned about what was going on with hillary clinton and where she looks like she's going with the super pac building its fundraising base here. lou: what do you make of that effort jim going over to lead the way to whenever mrs. clinton wants to go in 2016. they're starting to get organized pretty qickly. i don't see the same sort of --

let's put it this way, energy developing on the republican side yet. >> that is exactly right. look, you hit it on the head. they raised nearly -- and spent nearly $80 million for barack obama in 2012. they're going to have an enormous amount of money. clearly it's a little bit enttaining to me. the president of citizens united, our preme court case is allowing her to have a super pac. it's actually -- lou: she's -- >> of coue. she will. that will be more hypocrisy from hillary clinton and the clintons. it goes with their style. but, look, benghazi is important and the american people deserve aners. that's why a year to the day we released this very important video. we wanted everybody to remember it while all of these other issues were trying to be van i didded about. >>let turn to the republicans. you're a leading conservative in

the country. an activist and advocate. why don't we get the sense that the republican party is just rolling over for the midterm. i don't see any ign of organization, a common theme, a common set of values, and i see a war between the g.o.p. estblishment and the tea party, which is madness in of itself. it wilturn off republicans, it will turn off independents. it is nuts. >> well, you're exactly right. look, i lay it right at the feet of john boehner. i believe that the failure of leadership in the house of representatives, the failureto have apositive agenda for america whether it's -- solid economic pro-growth economic policy, whether it's social policy, foreign policy. coming out of the congress it is failure at every level. so i don't see a positive way for republicans whether they're

a mod raid, conservative, tea party members to gather behind. that's really disconcerting as a conservative leader. lou: let me ask you this. as a conservative leader, why don't you draft the message start bringing people together. there needs to be an adult in the republican room. right now that person isn't standing up. not want to a man, not a woman, no one is standing up and saying this is the way we're going move forward. let's rally around this standard, this set of values, and principles and energize the party and the country. without you guys creating a counter ailing influence to the democratic party, everything you talk about, every single major issue is going to be rolled over and stamped in to permanent on capitol hill. >> look, i totally agree with you. there is a group of conservatives that are trying to work through the house leadership. trying to work with them to try to do exactly that.

create some thing -- a rallying cry. we thought it would be obamacare. the repeal, the replacement of obamacare. lou: it's not republican success. it's -- >> obama failure. the republican party has to stand for something here. and actually -- have a view for the future. >> well, you're 100% right. that's one of the things that we try to do, and one of the things i know other conservative leaders do is try to bring about positive conservative policies that the american people can see the positive agenda for the future of america. american families and our children. and that is really what we've been working forward to progress -- lou: do you -- >> go ahead. lou: do you think that republican -- the g.o.p. establishment leadership, including conservatives, are they wise enough to learn they have screwed up two election cycles, they wouldn't have won in 2010

without the tea party. and whoever they think they are, all they're doing right now is repeating their mistakes of the past. they have no new idea. they're recycling the same leadership whether it's at the rnc, whether it has been fundraising and strategieses, and there is no sense of a generational surge of ideas, of energy, and dreams. a vision. we have no true visionary leaders in our party. it's day-to-day. it's micromanagement. it's really what it's become. not any type of global 35,000-foot view of what america could be. that's really troubling to me. that's why when they attack the tea party, and try to divide the republican party in to smaller bits and pieces, it' devastating to what is going to happen. look, we could have a tsunami this election cycle, but it's because of the deviciveness among the moderate and the republican party, in my opinion,

that really we're going to harm ourselves. lou: the moderates, you think, are the problem? >> i think that's right. you look at the -- lou: wait a minute. -- >> look at the war. lou: you said your piece. let me say mine. are we talking about boehner? are we talking about mcconnell? are we talking bout carl rove and the fundraisers and the strategieses? what are these people? , i mean, they're your leaders and your party. >> they're not mine -- they are leaders. they'rnot necessarily my leaders. ly say this. look, you're exactly right. who is to blame? i would say to you this, i would submit this, the war on the tea party is certaly not being waged by conservatives. it's being waged by the -- lou: you guys aren't standing up and saying, you know, if you keep it up, we're going to call you out now inspect is not the y to operate. i haven't heard one single tea party candidate -- or congressman or senaor saying this is not going to stand.

this is not the way we're going to behave. these are not the messages we're going to allow to be articulated. we're going to come together. have a meeting, for god's sake. the influence to an administration that is devastating. >> absolutely. i can tell you, i'm looking forward to about six weeks from now -- five weeks from now the c pac the consvative political action. the conservative leadership from around the country comes together. i think we're going have a galvanizing force there in march and really come together toward this -- lou: you have been holding meetings forever. when is the last presidential election -- what was the last conservative who went to the white house? what is the ast time you guys marched on abortion. when is the last time you decided gay marriage was the threat to traditional heterosexual marriage. you guys, how about opening your arms and bridging people in? steve -- how about, you know, see

embrace. [laughter] >> look, lou, you and i agree on most of these things. ronald reagans of the last conservative re-elected in 1984. his re-election. lou: what did the last republican elective say to do? the 11thcommandment. >> that's right. well, that's right. lou: of a republican. and you guys -- conservatives -- conservatives and moderates. well, you know, we're pals. i can give you as pass. but the fact of the matter is, i mean, you guys are tearing it up. it's a shame because you have a country depending on better. >> we do. we need to find good, conservative candidates who will carry that banner forward. lou: lord, we have an election in about 284 days. somebody better start moving. david, we thank you for being here, sir. always good to see you. please take a minute and pick up a copy of my new book "upheaval." you might get a sense of why i

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the bank of new york, a good to have you here. this looked bad today. >> it started off with the purchasing agents p.m. i. that fell and people wanted to ignore the data that was mixed the datapoint negative for china that is what they decide was most important. lou: i am confused. i know people are more sophisticated than i am but china's production economy is not a consumption. for these equities markets still george that to reach across to europe. what kind of gave is going on and? >> this is a sentiment

driven marketplace they have a fomc from the marketplace the market wants to sell-off it is looking for an excuse to do so. title bout with negative numbers. lou: i don't mean to make anybody nervous janet yellen times are changing. because the fed will continue to take security purchases probably cutting another 10 billion probably at 65 billion and here is what is important at the fomc meeting there will have a good reading rethink a number like three and a half or 3.seven 5% with that in

mind they taper it can be follow title from china. lou: the market itself? >> if we get to 10 billion that is where economists expect i don't think that this is of saddling. >> you were looking 15% in the dow jones in the s&p 500 we're in the process of a great irritation of cash from bonds into equities lasting four or five years it is very positive. we got used to a price-earnings multiple of around 20 / 22. lou: we hope that is not too far. good to see you. listen to my of produce reports three times a day of

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lou: let's talk. just you and me the york the become a wastelands if they have their way. of plays with sullivan the liberals but senator chuck schumer with his ranting against the tea party at the center for american progress >> ever since the rise of 2,009 the tea party influence h been undeniable. sty be democratic priorities , taking selection data programs are important to tens of millions of americans. lou: id extended beyond the

tea party because he cannot tolerate a few points that differ from his own. >> the power of the message machine and led by rush limbaugh and fox news to broadcast the same false message instantaneously means what the tea party has used to a cent. lou: we cannot see the things we're differently unless we desperaty tried. from my new book "upheaval". nowadays learn from 2010 but only the tea party in 2010 stood between this president and the full implementation of what i believe would have spent disastrous consequences for the nation. even with historic victory

in republican congress also prevaid to blunt some of the dishes to expand without limit the size and power of our federal government. lou: talking about governor of new york you drew about they have joined with house speaker john baker and mitch mcconnell and karl rove as they combine to attack the tea party in drive it from the republicans' grip but as i bright what he hates most is what the constitution intended the government of checks and balances so i believe the republican party come i am an independent, is the best hope to stave off the prospect of democrats keeping control of the senate and taking back the house of the midterm election. to of hundred 84 days away so i help you pick up a copy

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agreed dash shaffer. let me start going over hilary's operation and but it seems republicans would have said wise to double the author to bring it to the republican party. what do you seek? >>. >> the republican party has failed to how they make seeing this figure. with that satisfaction friday only 18 percent trust the government. lou: 80% of the country? but the republicans don't get it. >> but it is a way that is motivating. >> health care, energy,

workplace reform comedy regulation is so much. lou: is it a foregone conclusion of the republicans are so inept they cannot take back the senate with this historic opportunity in it is amazing to watch. >> is strewing it is faltering and clearly chris christie did not he but going over is not such a of a great side for vice presidt bided. he was taking a look that is definitely an interesting saying that is happening today. >> there are seldom the place is to start. with national security and attorney-generalo to

contemplate some sort of arrangement? >> ts is the save eric holder th agreed bided -- that made agreed light around the clinton presidential library. [laughter] he is a futive also said he was the first to get a parted then another. >> he is a trader. >> the door has been opened. >> why don't people call him a traitor? he is admitted treason and dealings with the russians. he call a beaker? no. he is a trader. >> it is treason but they're

too low the voice is it though wilder as. lou: i will not complain about the company. lou: but what about the nsa data? we have a board that says it is unconstitutional and want to change. who are we listening to? who were these people and what is happening to tis country right now? th the age of the military information complex is fighting with the surveillance it was one of the big stories of 2013 so it was a positive step in the right direction. lou: what about big corporations? fabook, microsoft, what is

the distinction and? >> it gets harder and harder no doubt. >> of the most suspicious and kite? >> they don't have the force the government has once they collect that information's. >> who do you think the essayed contracts with? >> follows service providers , your thoughts? moody's is downgrading the health care insurance agency today. dowd added negative because of obamacare is a beginning to dawn on the leaders of the timber pratique party maybe not the white house and at some point the

league's stopped. >> i takhealth care reform is working where people are enrolled did with insurance companies say the rates will go up because of obamacare it is the fact that insurance rates are going up so let's take a look after five years to see if it goes down. lou: five years? are you kidding me? >> i think frankly that is the wrong way to look at this. now of a waiver that was dictated. >> all with the executive order. now giving the of frustration in time to bail out with the treasury part bluetooth suze insurance company?

>> it is time for them to enroll seventh time to destroy the american and health care system? >> that is a doomsday attitude. lou: here are some domesday fax. was just about 2% of the enrollees now have insurance they don't possess for four but those that are a role that had insurance of some kind. the target was 40% and if it continues as a trend we will watch obamacare implode said they will face great pain.

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