kick it off now with huckabee. >> tonight on huckabee, the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing possibility pose a threat to the american dream. >> the president is selling class warfare but are millennials buying it? >> terror threat in the winter olympics are americans in danger? stephen seigle gives his take. plus why is one of the hottest stars getting heat from the hollywood elot? and on on ♪ i will survive. >> disco boat with gloria on

huckabee tonight. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) and thank you. thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee. from the fox news studios in new york city. okay last week in this very segment, i explained that i think democrats that accuse republicans of a so- called war on women were outrageously insulting and condescending to woman by treating them victims of their jeopardier, for democrats to reduce women for beggars for cheap funded birth control is demeaning to the women i know who are far more complicated that the li biddo and management of the reproductive system. >> well, the reaction on facebook was positive and from women.

we got this from christina web. amazing monlog for life. deplore said loving tonight's opening monlog. and carolyn. bravo on your opening monlog. well said. >> and well, folks, i got a strong well educated and capable wife who can do things i can't do and she is a lot tougher than me in many ways. i assure you, she is not helpless. she conquered cancer and raised kids and run disaster relief for the red cross and build houses in the work for habitat for humanity. and i explained certain women to survive without government bailing them out is demeaning to women. my daughter and daughter-in-law are strong professional women who are anything but helpless. this past week, i had an opportunity to speak to it a republican national committee. >> our party stands for the

recognition of the equality of women and capacity of women. that is not a war on them. it is a war for them. and if the democrats want to insult the women of america by making them believe that they are helpless without uncle sugar coming in and providing for them a prescription each month for birth control because they can't control the li biddo or reproductive system. without the help of the government. let's take that discussion all over american because women are far more than the democrats have played them to be. >> so i repeated. i repeated those words for my monlog. and i learned that you my television audience is much smarter than the media types who cover politics. danna barb of cnn and msnbs tweeted out what they somehow thought i had said and they tweeted this. >> rnc meeting mike huckabee

said federal government shouldn't help women who can't control li biddo with birth control. casy hunt. huckabee women helpless without uncle sugar providing birth control because they can't control their li biddo. >> they tweeted the exact opsowed what i said. to their credit after their colleagues pointed it out they tried to issue corrections and even then white house press secretary was reacting to a phony story. >> not that long ago in the rnc winter meeting mike huckabee said the democrats message to women is that they are -- reading from the report they are helpless without uncle sugar coming in and providing for them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their li biddo or reproductive system without the

help of government. >> i haven't sewn had report. that sounds offensive to me and women. >> let me tell you who said it. jay. i didn't say it. the reporter said it and like you, i am offended by their misinterpretations. (applause) well, of course, carne is experienced at responding to a lot of phony stories and lies like you can keep your doctor, you can keep your health insurance. and benghazi was because of youtube video. and we don't spy on american. and good old debbie waszer- man shuts and a mped up the lie and immediately begged for money off of it. here is a fact, it is impossible for women to be equal and characterized as helpless victims dependent on the government to survive. facts tonight get in the way of liberals who rather shout than talk. so let me say it again!

the republicans don't have a war on women. but a war for women. we want them to have the power to choose their children's schools and not forceed to accept the government's choice for one that fails. we want to be treated with respect for the decisions they make bl whether it is raising children or entering the work force. for democrats to believe that women can't make it without government aid was disgusting. there is a reason i appointed more women to executive positions than any governor in my state's history including bill clinton. i believe they can do the job well. if democrats want to patroy tronnize women that's their business. last woke, some of the media could have used a little assistance in trying to be a little more accurate. a lot more accurate in fact.

(applause) well, we heard the mainstream media reaction. how do millennials feel about what i. francisa and shy ellis studying political science in the university of notre dame. and editor of political prospect. (applause) >> well, guys it is great to have you here. francessa you are a female and millennial. and how much government do you need? >> first, i want to respond to the monlog and point out when sarah silverman gets up and does a live telethon for abortion she raffles a vagina napkin. it barely hits the media but you

say li biddo it is a national story. i am frustrated by the media. >> i didn't see it as a vulgar thing. it is a dpod- given. >> i want another female voice in here. kayly. you hear democrats say women will have to have help with such things as birth control pills, i don't care if they get then, but i don't feel women should feel complimented that they are reduced to. that >> you hit the nail on the head. i applaud your courage for saying that. the fact is, the democrats definition of a independent woman is one that demands the right to terminate her child and they paint an independent woman that is not an independent woman. that is a dependent woman and the war on women is waged by the democratic party it is painting

woman as victims. i am not be a victim and francessa will agree. >> i will throw it out there. i don't know if we have an opinion on. this it was not popular. go ahead step in the hole with me, my friend. come on. >> and given how controversial that the topic is, i wouldn't have gone with the word li biddo and i would have said women are more than what the democrats make them out and more than the choices they make and they are our mothers and daughters and aunts and nieces and nephews and everyone should soak to treat women with dignityy and respect and equality. (applause) >> you know what, i wish you had been around last week you could have protected me from the stuff i found myself. >> i want to find out how you feel about obama's latest push

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>> the president is going to address the nation on the state of the union address on tuesday night. are americans looking forward to the address? we sent ryan reese to fine out. >> are you ready for the state of the union address? >> couldn't care a less. >> not really. >> are you super excited about the state of union? >> sure. >> what is it for.

>> i will go with the broncos. >> have a state of the union party? >> i will definitely consider. it >> this is a breaking game. >> i am good at making games. and so definitely. >> like every time he. >> oh, well. >> and on a scale of 1- 10 how do you rate the country f. >> three. three. >> four. >> and what would you rather watch. puppy bowl or state of the union. >> puppy bowl. >> puppy bowl. >> you think the president will address the nsa spying scandal. >> i will say briefly. >> how dow feel about the nsa spoi scandal. >> it doesn't matter he knows. >> what would you rather bet on. seattle so hawks or joe boyd bide falling asleep. >> joe biden falling a sleep.

>> you think the president can tell the truth? nprobably not. >> you think he seems more trouble in hd? >> can you remember anything the president said in past five years. >> the president. or it is it a person. >> you think the president will address the extension of unemployment? >> yes. >> you think he will address the legalization of marijuana? >> no, i do not. >> you think people will use unemployment to buy marijuana? >> absolutely. >> all right. thanks to ryan reese on the streets of new york. >> the theme of the state of the union address is expected to be income inequality. kayleh e. once worked with our show but now is a law student in miami. the president's message is income inequality and wants to

work on that this year. what is wrong with that? >> for millennials it is hard to care about income inequality when they don't have income. one- third of the milleniams are living at home. median household in 1990 was twep thousand and now it is 6,000. this is obama's america massive unemployment and health care prem yups soar. and millennials are suffering and are the porand it is it the millennial generation and they are not buying the president's message. it is full of broken promises and we'll hear more of those. >> we all have. a college edkagdz is a ticket to a better fut and you are income and life. and now people are coming out of college and can't get a job and they have a huge debt; what would you like to see on policies changed that would help you as a millennial lockout and

say i got a shot. >> i would be optmistec of the future if we saw regulation was not introduced for regulation sake. we'll regulate the industry just because. i would like to so the democratic senate take up some of the republican's house jobs bill. that the be a good thing. >> what specifically about that bill do you like and think it is healthy. >> i would be very, very happy with the tax, tax cuts in the job's bills. >> (applause) >> for job growth and millennials going back home living with their parents and they are not seeing the jobs and they are underemployed and that could help out. >> we'll ask you about the income inequality issue. does it concern you the division between the haves and have notes. there is income inequality.

what should the government do to address the fact that so many people are working harder and not getting ahead? >> look at edkagdz reform in the lower level and introducing school choice and so that smart young people can go to schools in the area that are best for them and those concern that need more help. that is number one and then those kids will be able to get scholarships if they are going to the schools right for them to public universities. number two, as you mentioned before. they are graduating with large loads of debt and the big thing in higher education level, what we have to do in order to make sure those kids are not burdened by the debate and so they can buy houses in their lifetime, that the government is more transparent and they run the public universities is more transparent of what you are getting for the degree. you should be able to see how many other people got jobs and the percentages and how many

people in the field overall and how many in your university were able to get jobs. >> we are out of time. give me one topic you want the president to address. just the topic. >> absolute disaster that is obama care and how he plans to fix it. >> i agree. >> persistent unemployment that gripped the nation since his inauguration. >> hiker education theme and instead of focusing more low income students. i would like to see him make college more affordable for low income students. >> i think you ought to run for congress and i think you could do better. thank you very much. great to see you all. unlike barak obama. stephen seiggal has a good relationship with the russian president. we'll talk to him about the

threat of terrorism. and why am i sticking up for

actress scarlett johannson is getting a lot of flack because of a product she endorsed. you have seen the sowed stream sowed maker. it makes soda without clogging up the environment. well, the spokesman for soda stream and her adare a poring in the super bowl. here is a behind the scenes clip. >> my favorite thing about the soda stream, i don't feel guilty when i enjoy beverages at home and i don't feel wasteful. >> yeah, you know, you might be thinking what could be

controversial about soda stroem. it is an israel company and critics don't like the fact that it operates in judea where some people wish that israelis wouldn't live and some groups wish scarlet would not endorse skoeda streechlt one group is one where she is a global ambassador. >> we believe that businesses that operate in settlement further the oen going poverty and denials of rights of of the palestinian communities. they are opposed to all trades from the israel settlements which are illegal under the international law. we are engaged in the dialogue. >> i hope you go and learn about what soda stream is doing in those neighborhoods.

are you aware they are hiring palestinians at wages that they never in their lives earned before in wages by the way that are exactly equal to what israelis are getting at the factory? this is an example of what ought to happen in the middle east. palestinian ands jewish israelis working side by side in a company without political differences getting in the way of both of them taking a good paycheck home to their families. what is wrong with. that i suggest that soda stream in creating good jobs is doing a lot more to improve peace in the middle east than your organization ever has or will. president obama gave an sprue to the new yorker mag wreen and the part that got the most coverage he didn't think marijuana was as dangerous as alcohol. what didn't get a lot of coverage is how obama characterized al-qaeda.

the analogy we use here and i think is accurate. a j- v team puts on a lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. i think there is a distinction tone the capacity of bin laden and a network that is planning terrorist plants against the home land versus jihaddist that are in local power struggles and disputes. >> for someone in a middle of controversy over what i said, i am surprised that the president is not in a controversy over suggesting that the al-qaeda operatives that blow up american citizens and wreak ha voc and threaten the olympics games are nothing but j- v players and junior varsity. the families of those threatened and the peace of the olympics is at rick tells us it is a little more than amateurist. >> james soph y and his group

are known for exposing corruption with undercover videos. remember the expose of acorn? there is supporters of texas senator wendy davis smoking her republican abbot. >> he's in a whole chirand most of the slogans are stand with wendy. that is in our subconscious now. it is psychological. >> he is in a wheelchair and has no sympathy for anyone. >> he may have a personality disorder. first of all not good looking and he doesn't speak well and doesn't have a good personality and he's in a whole chair. >> you know, i know greg abbot and he is a wonderful person and overcome adversity since he was

left paraplegic in an accident at the age of 26. and an outstanding public servant and he deserves better than the rid cowl he received from people who claim to be political operatives. if that is the brand of politics that we tolerate and put up with in america. we need to get out and vote and make sure people like that don't get elected to anything. (applause) >> during the original olympics in avrnient greece wars were suspended and a truce were allow to allow safety passage to the game. the threat of violence in sochi winter game system role. will americans be safe if they go to russia? actor and activist stephen seiggal has close ties to russia seiggal has close ties to russia and he will don't talk,

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colombia, maryland. i am harris faulkner, and now

back to huckabee. the state department is warning american athletes to not wear team usa gear outside of the olympics village in the next month's olympics. that is after several european countries received e-mail messages warning of a terrorist attack. international olympics officials shot down the treat and hunt continues for black widow suicide bombers plotting to disrupt the games. >> russia police are looking for a female terrorist suspect targeting the olympics. the two-year-old penetrated the 1500 mile ring of steel surrounding sochi with plans to attack the winner games. but she may not be alone. two other female extremist believed to be planning an attack. so- called black widows don't pit the mold of a typical

terrorist. and they are trained young muslim women and sent to a venge the deaths of husbands and family members. the manhunt follows the back-to-back suicide bombing. the islamic militant group from the cobbus claimed responsibility. some olistenians told loved ones to stay home. >> preparing for the worse. the u.s. is sending two war ships to the black sea and placing aircraft on stand by and ready to evacuate americans in the case of an attack. actor stephen segal has taken on enemies in movies. but he is a unofficial ambassador who developed a friendly relationship with

russian president putin. he helped to arrange a fact- finding mission there when no one else was able to get it done. it is an honor for you to be here and thanks for being part of the show. >> thank you for having me. >> you do have a good relationship with vladimar putin and the world attention is on russia because of the olympics. do you feel confident that he and the russian government can make it a safe voirment for the people of the world that gather for the olympics? >> i don't think there is any such thing 100 percent guarantee on anything in life. as you know, you can walk out to go buy a bag of sugar and get hit by a car, and so anything is possible. but i do know the group very,

very well. they are some of the best anti- terrorist crack commandos in the world. i know them very well actually. and i think that by virtue of the fact they have so much experience with terrorism, you couldn't have a better group of guys that are out there, searching them out and you know, getting rid of them and getting them nuteralized and i also think that they are one of the most spectacular grouch intel people in the world. and i just think the chances of the suicide bombers pulling it off are extremely remote by virtue of the fact that sochi is on high alert. they have got amazing assets in place with great lisons all over the world. and so president putten is doing

the very, very best he k. like i said. the a lph a net are some of the best on earth. it is going to be pretty tough for anybody to pull it off. >> you have a good relationship with vladimar putten and seems like our government doesn't. some over edward snowden and some over syria what advice would you give to our president to warm the relationships between the united states and russia? >> well, you say the president you mean obama? >> yes. >> yeah. we are talking about two presidents here. my advice to president obama would be that it is extremely important to have russia as our ally. they are a powerful country & with spectacular natural resources and a wonderful leadership. i believe that they are our friends and i think one of the only ways in the world we will

survive without getting swallowed by other super powers or adversely affected is to be best friends with russia and to, i think our great allies and i think they would like to be our great allies and my advice to the president of the united states to consider the words, i know russia is very open to a fair, wonderful, strong and sincere relationship where we can both help each other. >> you think that russia ought to give edward snowden over to the u.s.? is that a good idea or in the a good idea, stephen? >> you know, the problem is we don't know what happened. i have spoken intimately numerous occasions to congress and you know a lot of them are under the strong impression that snowden is not necessarily a criminal and probably even

a hero. whether or not he is criminal or hero, i don't know, we don't know the kind of information that was leaked, and therefore, it is not easy for me to comment. >> stephen on a lighter note to end things. i notice behind you, there is a marshal amplifier that tells me you must be a musician. i don't know if that is something you play. if it is, you are going to have to come on the she and bring your musical ininstrument and we'll make tunes. >> i will play for you any time. >> you are on. stephen segal thanks for joining us. real pleasure to have you here. >> thank you for having us. >> letting bar mitzvah and office parties. you go to any party chances are the dj will get you out on the dance floor by playing gloria

gaynor's hit "i will survive. ". gloria

her megahit song "i will survive" is one of the most popular dance party songs of all time. the song inspired and helped a lot of people with struggles and she tells about their stories in her brand new book called we will survive. gloria gaynor joins me now.

>> thank you. >> you had remarkable success with a song, once it is in our heads we hear it over and over. something started happening and people started telling you their stories of how the song touched them. >> they are doing it sense i first recorded. it it has been 35 years. >> you thought it was just a disco song? >> not really. i first read the lyrics i had gone through a couple of difficult situations and relating those to that song and i thought others would dot same. >> it is like an inspired song that touched people and it is a marvelous book by the way. and some of the stories are touching. tell me one that really got to you. i know all of them did or they would not be in the bock. >> exactly. one that stands out a lady whose

husband shot her in the stomach. and she was not the one you would suspect that to happen to. like a soccer mom and he just shot her because she was going to love him and you know, just madness and she was like shocked of course. >> yeah. >> terrible, terribleuation and he crawled out of the door and he followed behind her and tried to finish her off. it was a horrific situation. but she managed to survive it. >> and her connection to the song, ensphired her to say she could recover. >> exactly, exactly. >> this song is personal to you, one of the stories that start the bock is yours which i found compelling. you talk about something that a lot of people don't want to discuss and i am so glad you did. role of fatherhood.

what why is that important? >> i grow up without a father and i know firsthand the plight of children being raised without a father and i know the plight of the mother who raises the children on her own. and i understand what is missing from your life when you don't have a father and how that negatively affects your life throughout your life. >> you know, people look at an entertainer like gloria gaynor she had success and goes on the stage and wows the crowd. there is still struggle going on? >> absolutely, i struggle with insecurity and struggle with people pleasure and then trying to do what you have been raised to know is right. it's, it's very difficult for a woman dealing with men, you know how do you deal and figure out what is a good man when you

never known that? >> and you know, we didn't have you here just to talk about the book. you do know you will have to do the song with the little rockers. right in >> really? >> yeah, you really are. >> are you playing? absolutely. i wouldn't miss it for the world. the opportunity to play with glorria and are you kidding me. bust out the bell-bottoms and gloria will join the little rockers for the classec song, i will survive. that's next.

from country to bluegrass to classic rock, even classical.

we featured many genres of music on this show, but for the first time in huckabee history, we have disco fever, and what greater way to do disco than having gloria gaynor here with "i will survive." gloria, are we ready to survive? >> i'm ready. >> all right. ♪ at first i was afraid, i was petrifi petrified ♪ ♪ kept thinking i could never live without you by my side ♪ ♪ but then i spent so many nights thinking how you did me wrong ♪ ♪ and i grew strong and learned how to get along ♪ ♪ now your back from outer space ♪ ♪ i just walked in to find you here with that sad look upon your face ♪ ♪ i should have chained that

stupid lock ♪ ♪ i should have made you leave your key ♪ ♪ if i knew for one second you would be back looking for me ♪ ♪ just turn a around now, you're not welcome anymore ♪ ♪ did you think i'd crumble, did you think i'd lay down and die ♪ ♪ oh, no, not i ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i know how to love, i will survive ♪ ♪ i've got all my life to live, i've got all my love to give, and i will survive ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ my lord give me strength not to fall apart ♪ ♪ though i tried hard to mend

the pieces of my broken heart ♪ ♪ i spent oh so many nights just feeling sorry for myself ♪ ♪ i used to cry but now i hold my head up high ♪ ♪ because he made me somebody new ♪ ♪ and i'm not that chained-up little person still in love with you ♪ ♪ so you felt like dropping in and just expect me to be free ♪ ♪ now i'm saving all my loving for someone who is loving me ♪ ♪ come on now, go ♪ walk out the door ♪ just turn around now because you're not welcome anymore ♪ ♪ weren't you the one who tried to crush me with goodbye ♪ ♪ did you think i'd crumble ♪ did you think i'd lay down and die ♪ ♪ oh no, not i ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i know how to love i know i'll stay alive ♪ ♪ i've got all my life to live and i've got so much love to give ♪ ♪ and i will survive, i will

survive ♪ ♪ i will survive [ applause ] >> gloria gaynor! gloria, thanks so much. i'll be back with some closing thoughts. gloria is going to take us to the break with a brand new song with her album called "you're right on time." ♪ i've been down ♪ without a prayer ♪ i've been broken ♪ and gave up hoping ♪ you have been there ♪ sometimes it takes a sunset ♪ to remind us we're alive

♪ or just the smallest thing that's living ♪ ♪ reminds us we will survive ♪ no matter how hard, no matter how dark, no matter how long the road ahead ♪ ♪ no matter how weak, no matter how lost, you've;ñ;ñ;ñ

it's a day of remembrance as well as to hold a public hearing with officials from the polish government and holocaust survivors. i'll be there on that day. it's going to be an emotional and historic gathering of those who the nazis sought to

annihilate. 1.1 million jews were murdered at auschwitz. for the leaders from a free poland and the majority of the government from the jewish state of israel together on the very grounds dedicated to their demise is the ultimate victory over the evil force that tried to eliminate them. [ applause ] >> today poland is free and israel is a thriving, prosperous and secure nation. it's the nazi government that's been reduced to ashes and dust as well as to the contempt of all decent human beings. i've been to auschwitz before. it was the most sobering experience i've had on this earth. what i practice is the horrors that happened there will never be denied and never be repeated. remembering what happened there is an important part of it never happening again. so i ask that you pray for the peace of jerusalem and for the rest of the world.

thanks for joining us tonight. from new york, this is mike huckabee. "justice with jeanine pirro" is next. hello and welcome to justice. i'm justice jeanine pirro. this is a fox news alert. a deadly shooting today at a shopping mall in columbia, maryland. police have confirmed three people are dead, including the gunman. with me now former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contribute tore, rob wheeler. all right, rod, you've been on the scene all day. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. well, around 11:15 this morning, a car went around in this mall that shoots in baltimore near the diri