here because we are definitely looking out. welcome to "the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly live in new york >> i'm megyn kelly live in new york city. tonight. breaking in a kelly file investigation -- the administration taking new heat tonight after offering a big job at justice to the man who volunteered to help out a cop killer. tonight, see what's now turned up. plus one arrest, bird's eye view and a fight as he weighs in who is responsible for al qaeda now taking over the city. and the mother of the toddler in this disturbing video. [ bleep ] speaks out for the

first time tonight. >> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's the kelly file with megyn kelly. good evening. we start with a stunning new jobs report revealing an alarming new first. as the number of an cans who could be working but are not hits an all-time record low. a new report reveals that 92 million americans, nearly one third of the country, could be in the labor force, but are not. 92 million. in just december, more than half a million americans gave up. looking for work. and the implications of that are not good. not good for them. and not good for this country. melissa francis, host of money with melissa francis, and mark teason, fellow at american enterprise institute and columnist for "the washington post." i will start with you as the business guru. december job numbers were bad.

the significant number. jobs numbers go up and down. is the number of people who gave up. put it in perspective. >> an enormous number. people who have gone to the side lines and given up. they said i can't find a job. i might as well not look anymore. on the left they like to say these are babyboomers that are retiring. but that's only a tiny fraction of these folks. i mean these are just a lot of people who have gone out there and said, it doesn't make sense for me to work anymore. maybe it's more profitable not to. there are so many programs out there. >> mark, we have heard from this president, that the focus of his second term is going to be income inequality. income inequality he believes is a threat to the american dream. these numbers, and the people who have given up on finding a job. >> inscum inequality isn't a

threat. if you were a ceo and i was a factory worker and both got 30% increase in income. we would be better off. you would make more than i do. >> you are not going to make me do math, that's not where this is going is it? >> the factory worker is on unemployment. he can't find a job. the problem is the economic recovery policies of the obama administration are not working. the main problem in the country is not the safety net is too generous, it's too many people need the social safety net. the worst economic recovery since the great depression. the economy is not creating enough jobs to keep up. you have millions of americans who are dependent on government, who don't want to be depentd on governmenon -- 1/3 of the am scan people. have at one time or another, slipped below the poverty line. think abut that. so, they can't, people want the dig ni tef of work. they want opportunity. they can't have that in the obama economy.

>> it hasn't been this bad, melissa, since 1978. the work force participation rate wasn't this bad since 1978. >> the stock market you will notice is through the roof. last year, the dow was up 26%. it had the best year in 18 years. that its because of the federal reserve's policies because of washington policies. that has the made the rich so much richer. at the same time, when you are looking at employment numbers this month the number of hours worked fell. that means people who have a job, more of them were part time. wages were stagnant. the number of temporary workers. >> they turn around and blame the rich for getting richer, people are putting their money in the market there is no other place to make money given don't make any interest on your money. here's what i want to point out. statistics are terrible for what the numbers mean for the united states of america. not just your neighbor's problem

if your neighbor is unemployed. a couple to tech off. a huge risk factor for divorce to be long time unemployed, withdraw from the work force, worse than the loss of a spouse they say in terms of stress level. significant increase in death rates in the year after you have become unemployed don't want to be. two times more likely -- to, experience depression, low self-esteem, negatively affects some parenting prak ti ining pr thousands. children become distressed. on and on it goes, mark. these numbers are more than, oh, let's give them temporary unemployment. and we'll solve the problem. they need jobs. >> that's exactly right. look, the worst statistic is, a rume study found that six in ten americans think the american economy has undergone a perm nenlt change. this is the new normal. majority of americans think this its what normal is like. we have to change the policies. >> there is some truth.

look at the jobs that disappeared. manufacturing jobs went away. millions of jobs out there in computer programming not getting filled because people don't hatch the training. there has been a shift. away from the type of work a lot of people are trained for. they're not going to fiend new jobs. >>en what market, on the government dole? >> i, i disagree that we, that we are, that new normal should be 92 million people out of the work force. we have to find a way to create training and opportunity and jobs for the american people. and not blame people, i mean the big problem, what we need to be worried about, republicans cannot fall into the trap of mitt romney and 47% comment and say we are going to become a nation of moochers who don't want to take care of themselves. nobody grows up saying i want to be dependent on the government. people grow up, i want to be a fireman. policeman, doctor, computer program. er need to restore on upward mobility. so people can get a shot. >> sound like mark is getting ready to run. i got to gift.

got to run. see you, guys. >> thank you, megyn. >> story out of colorado where the senator mark udall under pressure amid suggestions his office pressured the colorado division of insurance to cook the books. to change the numbers. so it would look like fewer people had been canceled thanks to obama care than had in fact been canceled. now, we have obtained the actual e mail between the staffers as senator's office suggests at the kelly file. joining us, colorado congressman, cory guard next, a republican who had his insurance canceled under obama care and demanding answers from colorado insurance commissioner. good to see you. what is it that senator udall's office did? when they announced 250,000 people lost their insurance. had their insurance approximately seize because of obama care canceled.

he started pushing back using his office. using his staff to push back. and what was, called and described as a hostile way, with these -- these employees of the di vegs of insurance trying to get them to change the numbers. >> we have the e-mails that, that one of, there is a director of external affairs, jo donlin in colorado. she wrote to internally, said, senator udall says our numbers were wrong. they're not wrong. cancellation notices affected 249,191 people. they want to trash our numbers if i am hold strong while we get more details. and then she goes on. and then, she later writes -- e-mail to our colleague saying, follow might e-mail. i received a very hols till phone call from senator udall's deputy chief of staff. on the phone with the chief of staff right now. happy friday. its this inappropriate meddling or is this a senator's office just trying to correct what it

believes is misleading information. they say a lot of the people didn't get canceled. they got canceled with a renewal offer. >> the president's prom ris if you liked your health care plan you get to keep it dent come with an expiration date. that's what we are dealing with. 250,000 coloradan had their insurance approximately setz canceled. senator udall voted for the health care bill. i understhand why he is concerned this could jeopardize his election. there is a difference between calling up an office and saying, hey, are these the right numbers, versus a hostile phone call forcing division of insurance employee to say we are standing strong. an attempt to pressure a approximately see maker into changing the numbers of people who had insurance canceled. raises a question abut abuse of power. >> because the larger picture is cancellation notices were coming in. happened a couple months ago. pressure was mounting on the democrat whutz voted for the law from their home states. why did you vote for it?

why did you say i could kaep my plan. there was push back from his office saying the number is not 250,000 cancellations. it is technically. a lot of people were offered renulz. how unusual to have a united states senator's office call up division of insurance and start pushing them to change their messaging? >> while they're trying to downplay it. trying to verify the numbers. at the same time they were paininging introducing legislation to deal with it in congress to try to hide the problem that was created by his vote for obamacare. i think what we are dealing with here is a" of bullying. we need to get to the bottom of it. >> senator udall's office says, look, 13,000 plans were canceled without the on tugs renew. the 250,000 number was misleading. they say they were basically correcting the record. listen, thank you for being here with your perspective. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> new, angry letter sent straight to the president over a controversial doj nominee who

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did well, we have new reports that al-qaeda-linked fighters have new report al qaeda linked fighters dug into the city in iraq as terrorists make unprecedented gains in the country. new images showing a convoy of vehicles, al qaeda fighters just outside of the major battleground for our own american troops. where many of them died. and where al qaeda flags reportedly fly over city. this was the scene here in 2004.

our next guest took the video and fought in the battle you saw. and one of many veterans asking what they were fighting for ten years ago given what we are seeing today. joining me staff sergeant david bellevia, spent six years in the army and awarded the silver star of valor, in 2004.or of the boo house an epic memoir of war." staff sergeant. good to see you. thank you for your service. your thoughts and reaction to seeing the al qaeda flags over the city you and your comrades so bravely fought to win? >> absolutely breaks my heart. every inch of pavement we took in november 2004 was paid for and the blood that was spilled, hallowed soil to me and families who had a christmas holiday without their baby boys home.

ten years after the normandy beaches were secured to fly a nazi flag over the beaches of norman dechlt every american should be outraged. veterans are heartbroken. >> yet we had the president, re-elected by a strong margin make clear when he was running the following, listen to him on the campaign trail before he was re-elected. >> four years ago i told you i would end the war in iraq. and i did. i said we would end the war in afghanistan. and we are. i said we would refocus on the people who attacked us on 9/11. today, al qaeda is on the run and osama bin laden is dead. >> your thoughts. >> megyn, the enemy that took

ov over, and they came from a town in western iraq on the syrian border. the enemy, they were fighting the assad regime in syria. this is the people the president appealed to the american, congress, the american people that we should intervene on their behalf. he wanted to take the assad regime out, and help the fighters, that are now in the province causing, you know, the issues that we're seeing in iraq right now. the leadership vacuum of the united states military has been filled by iran. that's why the suni tribes don't want to fight. for the government. they don't want to support iran. we were a buffer to the iranian leadership to the i toayatollah

and they asked for a standard of forces agreement. it would have eliminated what we are seeing in anbar province. >> there was a question about whether they were going to allow americans to -- >> amnesty. >> exactly. broke down for political reasons. let me ask you this. bah the president has -- seemed to be arguing all along when he was running for re-electionen iraq. a wore he didn't agree with. that was sort of the bad war. he was going to end that one. fight the people who attacked us on 9/11. seeing afghanistan through. now, now we pud olled out. behind forces. we are seeing al qaeda claim the cities you fought for. >> what does that feel like? that we won't go back or support the gains you won? >> you talk about decorations people earn in combat.

the kids who have purple hearts. megyn, they earn their award every day they wake up in the morning. when they have limb that are gone. these gold star parents that lost their sons. every single day, they earn that award. >> giving out best actor award. the prop that shows up for all these wonderful little pr events. how can you support us itch you call the, the very, action and the, war that we fought in, the bad war. i don't appreciate that. i don't accept that. and it's repugnant to me frankly. and all of the families that we have spoken to. talking about amnesty deal. that, it also broke down under the bush administration. when they were dealing with iraq. and he managed to get 175,000

americans amnesty. because he had a will to get it done. and all we need is the will. and, you know if thifs president wants us to believe that he supports us. then you don't make comments ha boument w boument -- about wars being bad or good. i understand you were against the war, mr. president. you are still the commander-in-chief. we will follow you and give our lives under your command. we ask you to do your part, stand behind us and the blood sacrifice for this nation. >> understood. staff sergeant, thank you so much for your service they don't just stand out the bronze star and silver star. we commend you for your bravery. thank you for being here. >> thank you, ma'am, i appreciate it. >> well, for millions of americans, near impossible to enroll in obamacare. up next -- wait until you hear what is happening when many try to see a doctor. wait untemperatuil you hear wha the largest health insurance come pans saying about how the rollout is going right now. the latest round of attack

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. ten days into the obamacare ten days into the obamacare official start many insurers and consumers are not happy. joining me, an insurance industry insider and former insurance executive. bob, why? >> well, the insurance companies, consumers have been handed a bad deal here. health care.gov is severely broken. >> specifically. we knew all that. what's the lateest?

awe la >> the latest, because it was broken, as people try to get insurance bills get them paid go to the doctor call insurance company's 800 number, they're not getting good service. >> is it happening do you have specific examples? >> plenty in the press. an "los angeles times" article that documented a number of circumstances. the fundamental problem, megyn, most enrollment came in the last two weeks of december. it takes insurance companies, two to three weeks to process enrollment in a there mall time. they haven't had the time they need to process enrollment, dealing often still with inaccurate data, not able to reconcile information from healthcare.gov. >> jay carney said the administration has aggressively dressed the so-called back end issues of the website, the website is being repaired. and that he says, that of the 1.1 million individuals who have enrolled in private insurance in federal exchanges only 13,000

are problematic. >> i'm hearing from health plans, upward of 5% of the latest enrollments are coming through with data problems. i am hearing that they're, they have gate number of things that haven't been corrected from earlier enrollments. they can't do a reconciliation with the federal guchovernment. >> still, still doing it by hand? >> that's right. >> they can't do what are called adds and deletes. if for example someone has a baby. health care.gov, couldn't put the baby on the health plan. if someone has a big cut in their pay, and therefore are entitled to a bigger subsidy. healthcare.gov can't grant subsidy or do changes. >> the insurance giant, humana is blaming obamacare for an adverse miximbalanced.

that according to one of the architects of obamacare, he told me, couple weeks ago, when the insurance pool is imbalanced too many sick people in and not enough healthy people that could be the beginning of the death spiral, means end of obamacare. just humana, are other companies saying that? >> no, what is going on here is they signed up, about 2 million people. there are more than 20 million people that are eligible for this program. so they have seigned up less thn 10% of the uninsured. no way you can have a risk pool, until you get to 70% of the people. they're off to a very bad start in terms of having a sustainable risk pool here. the fundamental problem is that -- misdemeanthat that-many people are passing on buying the insurance. costs them too much after tax

income. looking at deductibles of $2,500, $4,000. people are saying the value isn't here. if we don't get the uninsured signing up for this. we can be sure we have sick uninsured signing up it is not sustain sustainable, a lot to prove here. >> that's the death spiral. >> basketball, thank yob, thank. >> we have got the inside story on the new complaints about the man who is now been nominated to head up the doj civil rights division who once volunteered to help this convicted cop killer. we'll speck with n-- speak with ncaa group. why they're supporting him. >> the case of a toddler being taught disturbing lessons. just ahead, the child any mother is now talking.

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a reporter, to help us on the reporting in a bit. first a chance to speak with the naacp's washington bureau director and senior vice president. thank you for being here. so, you know. there is no question. i practice lawed for nine years. no question, that, you don't always agree with the client you represent. but you also get to decide which cases you take unless it is a send -- assigned to you. this case was not assigned. i think i am messing it up. it wasn't assigned. he volunteered. volunteered to defend a cop killer. what happened here x mr, play e plain why they should get behind this nomination. >> first, let me say our hearts and prayers go out to the faulkner family. a shame when we lose a public servant as dedicated's he was reported to have been.

it requires lawyers to represent unpopular clients. whether you are, john adams or john roberts, indeed we are expected to actually make sure both side of the cases are heard. and that indeed not only, deter men whether some one is guilty or innocent but make sure indeed the punishment is consistent with the justice system. >> right. but you, he didn't have to take the case. and the, then he did take the case. he essentially got this guy sentence reduced from a death penalty to life in prison. actually are gud to tgued to ths conviction should be overturned. the man, a defendant has never publicly state heed didn't do it. according to witnesses admitted doing it. eyewitnesses saw him shooting the cop. standing over him. shooting in the face. dying on the sidewalk. trying to make an arrest of the defendant's brother. and so, people out there say -- all right. i get that, that that man deserved a defense bucht .

but he doesn't have to. the man who chose to defend him doesn't have to run our civil right division. >> let me say first, he is an extremely well qualified lawyer. someone an american success story. he is one whose family, one-time, homeless. and was able to rise above the circumstances and become a very well accomplished lawyer. and some one that served the public interest all of his career. clearly. other phases of the law. make an awful lot of money. some one that is dedicated. even now. senior counsel to the senior judiciary committee. deserves the position. >> can i jump in. ask you about that. there are some reports. i have not independently confirmed these. that he was deemed unqualified for a position on federal bench by american bar association and so his nomination never went forward. but the ada found him unqualified? >> i have never heard that before nor seen it, gone through

the vetting process. i think we may want to look deep near that to see how accurate it is. >> i don't want the viewers to take that as fact. that is out there being reported. i have not confirmed it. >> i have known him a very long time. watched his career grow. he served the american people. making sure justice is served. frankly is the best qualified candidate for the civil right position i have ever known. some one tried more cases before the supreme court. suck se . >> but getting back to the controversy at hand. i mean you have got the cop organizations cupping out saying this is a thinl the eye of the law enforcement and demonstrates lack of regard for everyone strives to keep the president and everyone in the nation safe. the letters talk about, the anger, and say in representing him that this nominee and others they said they turnt ju it on i

head with unfounded allegations of racism, the police organizations who speak for the fallen officer say this is not the man. >> keep in mind. >> you think he is qualify. you don't have a problem with his representation. and look at his overall career? >> i think he is in very good company. actually, john adams in our history, represented british soldiers after the war wecht know that john roberts, represented a serial killer in florida. indeed we expect our lawyers, our good lawyers, to be able to represent any american person that need that kind of defense. our adversarial system and democracy deserves no less. >> mr. shelton. thank you for joining us. >> a pleasure. >> the administration has received another series of letters from different police groups angry about this nomination. latest nailed from a group

representing 32 sheriffs. and, covering the story in our capacity as new editor for townhall.com. to listen to mr. shelton tell tip. just a man who did what a lot of lawyers do. an unpopular client. and stellar career as legal advocate. >> very important to distinguish that he didn't represent jamal in 1982 during his trial during the guilt and innocent phase. he started representing him, 30 years after his conviction was upheld by 11 judges. he went out and, was seeking this case. and not only did he seek the case, but the naacp legal defense fund took on his cause which seven rates him from being a regular attorney. one of the most important things people need to know. this man has been nominated to head the civil rights division in the department of justice. in the position as assistant

attorney general, that person is response bum for ultimately determining which cases are brought against police officers, and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. and not only, volunteered for this position. but was successful in overturning the death sentence of a convicted cop killer, whose sentencing was upheld. >> doesn't that speak in his favor. the fact that, an independent court, two of them, said you know what, you got a legal argument. does that vindicate the lawyer in his poe snigs. >> but that's not the issue here. the issue here is why they took on the case in the first place. during his testimony, i apologize for misproducing his name as the well. he testifieden front of congress. asked about the case. made the case that they took it on. based on the legal issue. but when you look back at the video. look back at the rallies.

book back at the printed notes from the naacp, legal defense fund. at the time they rer representing. race was the key issue. have one of the attorneys. during a 2011 team. it is an an honor to represent him. we are doing this on behalf of the naacp legal defense fund. based on the fact thit has to do with race. going back to the fraternal order of police have said. this is a man, turning it on its head. a man in charge of bringing cases against police officers all across the country. >> race played a role throughout the trial. some, defenders claimed this was a black/white thing. the top was white. they claim he was racist. that's unproven. no evidence of that whatsoever. and of course the guy does vun dikted. but in any event the -- this guy

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kelly file follow-up for you the mother of the toddler in the video, and it has gained national attention is speaking out making shocking allegations you. know the one. tracy will update us from the west coast newsroom. >> the video of the child runs 1:23. in the time he says 35 obscen y obsceniti obscenities, racial slurs and holding up his middle finger. the parent or relatives off dam -- off camera, use racial slurs, and talk about gang relations. a quick sample. listen.

>> now the child's 16-year-old mother is speaking out saying she was not in vofld in the video and she is a good mom. and authorities did not take her son away because of the video but because her family had some run-ins with gangs. she went on to say, quoting here, he is a smart little boy. all that cussing he did, he doesn't do that. somebody the person told hem to do that. my son doesn't cuss like that. i don't allow it. critics have gone after the police union that posted the video for one posting it, two using the word thugs. aclu of nebraska says, quoting here it is very disconcerting to have officers association use racially charged language. build a culture where any one feels comfortable, calling law enforcement, the union responded saying thug is common word for violent offender. >> tucker carlson, co-host of fox and friend weekend and end

tore in chief of the daily collar. chris haan, allied news host and former aide shoe chuck schumer. >> mother dismissing it as a nonstory. though the child and the mother, and two others have now ben removed from the home which has been the focus of law enforcement repeatedly. >> before you got to this. you have a 16-year-old motherai child raising a child. the facts matter before you get to the video. june visit, neglect. police raid their new home. move to it. arrest the mother. taking 15 people in the raid. five guns found in the home. this is what is tragic. children raising children. bad enough environment. to the charge of thug are you kidding me. it is not a charged word.

this is an issue of bad parenting. hang on. she is in charge of access to this child. in charge of the people around this chimed. sheirresponsible. >> the grandma was in charge. she was arrested take tune jail. >> she is 16 years old. 13 years old when she got pregnant. why is nebraska not teaching its kids about sex. nebraska does not require. >> a 13-year-old girl getting pregnant. and this is what happens when kids have kids. a real problem that needs to be addressed. >> i don't know itch that is it. >> not nebraska's fault. >> there are a lot of kids who have children -- at a very young age. unfortunately. >> yes. >> they don't wind up in the situation. the omaha police department, police union is trying to shine a light on a situation they think need addressing.

>> the idea this happened. we don't talk enough about sex. it has the nothing to do with sex ed. the breakdown of the family under assault. i am stating the obvious. as terrifying as patriarchy may have been. there is no good mother. 14 years owed. you can't we a good mother. she is so young. we are not using her name. that's the story >> shift gears. a nice story of a dad. this photo gone viral of a father and his two daughters. she is, you can see doing his one daughter. other daughter. i love what he said. i have a dream people will view a picture like this and not think it is such a big deal why. a big deal, a father being a great father. >> i'm a great father. tucker is a great father. dave a great father someday. >> take heart. look at the first story. the second story. the second story is a man taking responsibility, took time off from his job. actually stay at home father to help raise his kids. that happens, men and women do

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already, it is like easy, big fellow. >> look at that, chris harrison hosts "the bachelor." gutfeld just said he outed himself as a nonliberal. >> i have to say, though, it may be a little back wards. i am shocked by the number of liberals who came out and either supported chris christie and refused to pile on. >> why is that? >> they suspect that chris christie doesn't like them. they think he is a liberal. and it is like you shouldn't use government to crush your political opponents. >> i'm not going to jump on him. >> i think the reports of his demise have been greatly exaggerated. if everything he said at this press conference is true and they find out he didn't give the order to shut down the bridge, this is going to blow over. east not going to have the free media, because they have been very good to him -- >> i don't know if the liberals

are backing him. you have whoopi and other commentators suggesting he is guilty of murder. >> he is the toughest candidate for hillary clinton, trust me on that. >> here is my concern, on liberals or anything who is before or against him, either you have the e-mails to tie christie to him, it was his aide, it was the guy -- >> if they have the e-mails directly tying him, he has huge you know what. >> if they want to attack obama with lois lerner, with the irs and others, until you get a document you can't tie it. you either have one standard of application whether you're liberal -- >> well, what about that chris? have you noticed the overwhelming interest in bridgegate. >> i think chris christie would have been happy if we did bikini bridge tonight -- i don't think he is happy we're talking about this. >> is a politician ever hurt because he seems too strong?

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