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and the chinese media say i'm doing an insipid job and they torture folks over there. and this gruber guy, he isn't doing me any favors, he's calling the american people stupid with the camera in his face and he didn't think fox news would notice? yeah kwhor yeah, who's the stupid one now. but i still have you. and thanks to executive action, you're all i need. pen, you and me will grant amnesty to 5 million immigrants, you, my pen, my only friend. >> i'm still your friend. >> who are you? >> i just came in, the front door was open. >> you want to take a selfy? >> let's take a selfie. >> all right, let's do it. i got it right here. say cheese.

ladies and gentlemens, governor mike huckabee. >> and welcome to huckabee from the knocks news studios in new york city. this past week i was having lunch with the british parliament in london when i saw video of the senseless murder of five israelis in a synagogue on tuesday. islamic terrorists carried guns and five into the synagogue even as jewish worshippers prayed. the kind of evil, gutless and immoral -- hate crime and godlessness. their is a religion of evil. there's no real god would order a slaughter of innocents as they worshipped. only a manufactured god would ever lead people to commit irrational acts of horror, all

upon civilians in the name of making a point. as we have come to expect. even so embarrassingly, our own american government led by the inept in israel led by the hating of barack obama and his bally incompetent and ever so arrogant john kerry reacted with significant -- on one side are murdering savages, creating carnage to people as they prayed, on the other wuss a civil government forced to wipe the blood of the innocent people from the very floors of a house of worship. the despicable attempt to bring moral -- is as disgusting as justifying the attack on pearl harbor because we had too many ships for the likes of the japanese government. i repudiate the obama administration for having a hole where a moral come pass should be it trots out intentional

liars like jonathan gruber who contempt woisly -- as he describes poison that he calls medicine. it pretends that the constitution has been repealed and replaced with a rift that allows the president to be king, issued a decree that we have no borders, no laws and no common sense, at a time when we really could use a president who leads, we have one who follows, that follows the lowest common denominator of decency, his policies are trounced in -- and he hears the voices of the nonvoters more clearly than of the voters. both houses of congress will soon be led by a party other than the circus of barack obama, harry reid and nancy pelosi, and it's incumbent upon them to oppose the embarrassing foolishness of a party that can't see the difference between a lawful nation who defends himself and lawless terrorists who bomb and murder their way to recognition.

i urge republicans, do more than oppose, i urge them to propose ideas that will help americans have jobs and be safe. and to expose the corruption contempt for law that's plaguing our nation. and to impose an inherns, to the law, for all americans without regard for who they are and how much money they give to the politicians. that sure would make this thanksgiving something to be thankful for. on friday, president bhaum signed check give orders that will delay the deportation of nearly 5 million illegal immigrants while thumbing his nose at congress and the american people. he then traveled to the las vegas at taxpayer expense to rally up support forehis actions. >> weier going to keep on members of congress to keep -- until that day comes, there are actions that i have the legal

authority to tairk that will help make our immigration system more fair and more just and this northern i began to take some of those actions. i wasn't going to sit idly by and do at least what i was authorized to do. >> greg abbott says he plans on challenging the president's actions in court. john patrick was just elected lieutenant governor of the state of texas, he won 53% of the male hispanic vote despite his strong views on border security. and lieutenant governor elect dan patrick joins us now. great to have you here, senator. >> your election surprised a lot of people because you got a reported number of votes from the hispanic community for a republican candidate, even of president bush when he was governor of texas and he was always considered the standard of getting hispanic support. that shocks people because you're not an anti-imgrant, but

you're for a strong boeshder and enforcement of laws. >> we treat people as people not as groups as democrats do. and hispanic voters are concerned about schools and economic opportunities and they want law oochbd order on the border and my election with greg abbott pro-ed that, we received 45 to 46% state wide of the hispanic vote. both sides governor, i believe in washington have misgauged the views on boarder security in a hispanic community because they want law and order imposed as well. >> walk me through what you think some of the reforms ought to look like that would be acceptable, not only to the hispanic community, but acceptable to all americans. >> well, first of all, you really can't have any reforms in this country dealing with the millions who are here until you secure the border. you'll never end the problem of

illegal imgrigs -- and let me tell you, something, governor, there are stat tis tixs that most americans just don't know and the who is apparently don't know. we and pre4e7bd more people coming across the border each week than babies are born in texas. that would put the number in just one year at about a million and a half. this idea that we only have 11 million illegal people here in this country is just a foolish number. it's many more than that. secondly, governor, the people are coming here for a job, they need to come here legally, we need to have legal reform in washington. but our real concern is got terrorists and criminals. we arrested over 143,000 hardened criminals and we charged them with a half a politicalon crimes including 5,000 rapes and 2,000 murders in just a four-year peertd.

we have apprehended hundreds of people from pakistan, from somalia. this is an issue of national security. so what the president should be doing is what we're doing here in texas and that is putting all out every to secure the border. we have seen apprehensions go from around 78,000 a week down to under 2,000 a week. in other words, a multiplier of force, technology and boots on the ground make a difference. once you address that issue, governor, then we should address the people here in this country. not until we secure the border. >> explain to me really quickly that the lawsuit that the governor elect greg abbott has proposed to stop the executive action. how would that effectively work? >> effectively, governor, we believe that the president is violating the constitution. so it would stop the current programs in place that he has proposed in the last couple of

days, and it would bring us back to where people who are here illegally are still viewed at being here legally without any legal status. and again, if you look at the results of our election, 4 1/2 million votes, and began i won the hispanic male vote unheard of in texas and 46% to 45%, of the total hispanic vote, it says american hispanic citizens agree with us, secure the border. and one other thing that i have talked about during my campaign, we should not have a defact toe immigration policy where you have to die to come to america. nothing that the president said the other night is going to stop people from trying to come over here illegally. we pick up hundreds of boyds each year, governor of people who are brought here by cartel kyotos. no christian nooirgs should have

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at our border last summer, how horrific it was. well next summer, it could be worse. and this action also punished those who have obeyeds the law and have waited their turn. >> joining me now is daniel gar za. daniel, let me start with you, you think president obama's immigration plan, is it fair? is it the way it should be? >> i think it's fair, i like the relief it gives to immigrants who have been here quite some time, who are hard workers, indews tree you and lie ah biding. it's partial in it's folks so it leaves out 8 million folks who are still in the shadows, also it is vulnerable to being resichbded or revoked either by congress or by a conservative

supreme court. so it's a start, but i think it was done entirely arbitrarily and with a political intent and that i think is going to hurt the immigrants in the end. >> i think that's one of the concerns, it's not just what he did but it's how he did it. tell me what your concerns are about what the president has done. >> this is for the president not for democrats. we have really held them accountable on this issue and we put them to the task. that should be recognized straight up. one of the good things of this executive order is that it provides protection to about 4 million undocumented imgrants. it leaves out 7 million, it's going to continue the problem of deportation, it's a temporary problem, it now pushes the issue straight up on the laps of the congress which is now under the control of the republicans. >> i don't know people who want to punish people because they want to come to america, my

gosh, all of us had ancestor who is came to america. but the problem is that there's not been a lawful process. i blame the government more than i blame imgrants, but unfortunately, does this create now a sense in which people will rush here trying to get in under whatever new deadline has been imposed about saying i've got to get there. now how do we know we have been here five years. >> i think it very well might because there was some sign of that when docca was initiated, there was a roush to the border. if you had been in america sometime in the last ten years, come back and reclaim that position. so you are going to see a rush. i think it's important that we supercede executive action with fall legislation, whether it's piecemeal, whether it's comprehensive, but i think republicans would make a mistake and they think that inaction or obstructing or stopping what the president has done is leadership or is a reflection of leader

ship. leadership is drive solutions, govern, propose something if you don't agree with what the president is doing so we can resolve the issues and improve the economy. >> how likely will congress be, the president has just taken this action and he keeps saying, i want to work with congress, i don't see any evidence of him wanting to work with congress, none at all, zero. >> the senator just gave out a promising statement, saying the only way to go forward if republicans want to take the upper hand on the issue is to come up with a legislative solution. >> what would that look like? >> it would provide a permanent solution to the undocumented imgrant problem, the folks that are already here. certainly open us to addressing the border issue. the backlog visa issue, to people that are in line, there needs to be a balanced approach that really addresses the core of the broken immigration

system? >> but those who have committed crimes, those who have been arrested, they ought to be ze ported. they're messing it up for everybody, is that a fair assessment. >> we outlawed the comp assumption of -- many americans violated federal law, were they bad people? some of them were. >> i'm not talking about immigration, i'm talking about where people have been involved in drunk driving. >> i think that reform where we can now focus on those folks who have not merited the opportunity to become residents like other folks have who will now prove themselves through a program through maybe a worker visa program, where both sides can come to an agreement. the status quo does not allow us to do that. the problem festers. that's the problem. any movement away from the status quo, i think all we agree, border security, and worker visas, that we can at least move forward on these kind

of steps. >> it's going to be a lot of fun to watch this, i'll tell you. da daniel, arturo, thank you for being here. president obama said that most israelis and palestinians want peace. so is that why hoords of plains took to the streets and even passed out candy? and why do israelis keep getting blamed for provoking the attacks, we'll talk about that next, stay with us. the am. new aleve pm blrk to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. because it helps me skip the bad stuff. of aleve. i'm good. that's what i like to call, the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line.

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who were praying. president obama said that he condemns the attack, but he didn't stop there. >> tragically, this is not the first loss of life that we have seen in recent months. too many israelis have died. too many palestinians have skied. and at this difficult time, i think it's important for both plains and israelis to work together to try to lower tensions and to reject violence. >> joining me now is a fellow at the middle east forum and the author of the new anti-semitism, dr. phyllis chessler. i knew the president made these statements in light of the attacks, my first response is he continues to want to bring more equivocation to the palestinian side, to the israeli side even after a -- >> he seems to forget that the war of the 21st century is that

between barbarism and civilation. so we have a judeo christian tradition which is he is tossing under the bus, because he seems to be siding with the jihadists, he is about to make a deal with iran. iran is not only not america's friend, but has serious intentions of exterm naturing the jews in israel, america's most stable ally. >> president abbas of the palestinian authority said that he condemned the attacks and in the very next sentence, he basically blamed israel for provoking the attack. it's almost like saying that a victim of rape, really, it's her fault. >> exactly. >> how do we need to respond? and what can americans do in just being able to say it's not like that? >> we have to understand that war has been declared against us. it's an islamic, fundingmentalist war, these are

people who want to take the war back to the seventh century, it's a religious war, we can't do anything untilal we acknowledge that, and it's a perfect storm of intellectuals in the west and fundingmentally islam uses like the full name suicide claims. if we don't understand that we are opening the doors to the barbarians, suicidely and that israel is taking it on the chin and is the symbol in that region for western civilization? i think that obama has done pretty much everything wrong and has failed to inform the american people that you don't make deals with the muslim brotherhood, in fact, the united arab emirates just declared care to be a terrorist entity, but care, the council for american islamic relations, is at the white house very ach, he's

consulting with them. >> the we have had no reason to trust them since the rides of the ayatollah, the taking of the hostages, they have shown nothing but contempt for america, why would we be engaging with them in any relationship believing that they're actually going to behave kwhaen it comes to nuclear weapons. >> it's a false belief that you can reason with the devil. it's an absolutely worong heade desire to negotiate with isis, with boca haram, all with iran because they all have a similar i'd yomg, even though the muslim on muslim violence is very hot. what i'm afraid of is that isis and all the wanna bes are getting us used to blood in the street, giving us used to --

this must be denounced and it must be stopped. >> dr. chessler, we always enjoy having area perspective and clarity is refreshing. thanks for being with us today. i'm still going to be hosting a trip to israel in february, and while terrorist attacks like this frighten many americans, israel actually remains one of the safest blases to visit. if it wasn't, i wouldn't be going. if you would like more information on my trip to israel next february, you can go to fox news.com. since the passing of the civil rights act, are race relations in america better or worse? we'll talk about it when we return. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. --i don't know my credit score.

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prosperity. bishop harry jackson jr. is a guest speaker. the summit is run by bishop rafael green who's the pastor of the american christian worship center. bush shop green, bishop jackson, great to have you with us today. >> do you think race raelgss overall in america have gotten better, worse or just about the same? >> i think the latter. it's just about the same in the sense that there has been some limited growth and developments, but we're just now postured to really deal with some of the fundingmental root problems here. >> mr. jackson, there's been genuine concern, and i think legitimate concern and let me be quick to say, its hasn't alsz been that african-americans and people of color were treated in the same way in the criminal justice system. but is there -- is there

progress being made? and if not, white not? >> there is progress being made, mike, but governor huckabee, but i believe it's real important to understand that st. louis today can be a model for the future. the progress that's been made has been thwarted in some communities by a lack of education, poverty, training, these kinds of things. also, we have problems that we have ignored. i believe a three step solution is how we work it. number one, we have got to believe that we're in a post -- not in a post racial era, racism is a problem, number two, the church can be a bridge, if it unites across racial lines herself, can be a bridge to create action and dialogue. third, it's going to take us five, temperature years, but in our lifetimes, governor, we can see the problems of race in america be eradicated is that

bridge building group, the church coming together in the community so that we can model fairness and living in equality is really all about. >> i feel like there has been enrm mouse progress. i think back in my day as a kid growing up in a jim crowe era south, the differences are stark and remarkable. so clearly there's been progress. maybe we're not where we need to be. but do you acknowledge that there has been extraordinary strides in the way that people deal with each other in our culture overall? >> certainly. generation after generation, we have reaped the benefits of a lot of hard work, even death, governor. my point is simply that we are really still dealing with some very fundamental issues that continue to cause the problems that we see. and i think that the limitation and the term that i use really kind of refers to the fact that

we have got to be able to go back and deal with some of the those sub cultural ignorances so that we're not overgeneralizing and giving ourselves too much credit here, but by all means, it's much easier for me in many, many ways as a black man in america, and many other people. but there are many individuals who are also struggling as well with certain laws and adjudications and so forth that really, truly are sich tom mattic of racist tendencies. >> i appreciate both of you and your spiritual leadership. i don't think it matters what we do politically, until we change this country spiritually and morally we're not going to see a lot of things really improve. and i'm still kwinlsed that's at the heart of a lot of our problems but we're still going to find solutions. i think bringing people together in a spiritual way is where we need to go and i thank you both for being here and thank you for what you're doing this week.

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>> on line gambling online gambling websites are preying on every kid with a smart phone or tablet, with cool looking websites and promises to play for free. the next thing you know, their parents credit cards are all maxed out, they're in debt and there's nothing they can legally do to fight it. former arkansas senator blanch

lincoln is the co-chair of the -- we talked politics a couple of weeks ago, but this is frankly one of the most important topics that i don't hear anybody talking about. tell me how big it is, this internet gaming with kids. >> it's huge. and it's bad for our kids, it's bad for our families and it's bad for our economies, because it's the kids that don't know what they're doing. kids have been playing video games forever. my boys, my husband steve and i, we worked hard to noll the guidelines for age appropriate things, but the fact isa they're used to do it. they get on, they grab a parent's phone, they get into it, a credit card, a kid, a single mom, he stole two of her credit cards and in a unanimous flow second, $20,000 in debt on her credit card. that's destroying our families

and the opportunities that our kids have. >> if i had spent $20,000 on my parents credit cards, the problem would have been that they wouldn't have found enough pieces of me. is there any way to police this? to stop it? to give parents any control so their kids can't access this stuff? >> that's the difficult part here is because of the internet, the fbi has told us that it's a real problem, particularly for organized crime, for terrorist activities, being able to launder money. they cannot police it. they can shut it down, which they did, when we outlawed it. but the fact that we have made it legal now, they can't police it, they dofblt have enough resources to be able to police it. they can shut it down which they could do and they did do, but they can't police it. they don't have the ability. >> obviously a kid who's 12 years old can't go into the casino and play slots or play blackjack, but there's flog to

prohibit kids to say i'm 21. >> the geo location is supposed to be an issue, but there's no way to be able to actually tell if that child is in new jersey or new york or pennsylvania or wherever when they're on a new jersey site. so you're k345k9ly right. they can't do that. and the fact is when you look at gaming, as we have seen it traditionally, it's really built around entertainment. you have full-time regulations, probably the most regulated of all obviously the brick and mortar. but they also have oversight, they have law enforcement there, they actually have psychiatrists there as well. when they see someone that they know is getting in over their heads, that may have had too much to drink, then they have the ability to come in and actually get that individual pointed in the right direction, which may be out the door for the time being. but there's a lot more to be -- and not to mention the jobs that we talk about from the restaurants, from the shopping, to the shows and all the other things that are really combined with brick and mortar gambling.

>> now if somebody commits fraud on our credit card, we're kind of told that we're limited up to a $50 liability. is that not applicable to this? >> it is not. >> to when you get $20,000, you're actually responsible for $20,000. >> it's a dangerous thing for our families, for our nation and for our economies, so we have got to do something so we're fighting back. >> what does the coalition want to do? is it just to pass laws, raise awareness or go after the bad guys? >> all of these above. i know there's people out there who watch your show, folks who want to get us on the right path both with our families and with our economies. what we're trying to do, we have got a piece of legislation, bipartisan in both the house and the senate, it's pretty amazing that basically says, we're going to take a tout, we're going to go back to what the law was for almost six decades.

and we're going to go back to the original interpretation of the wire act, and the bill is restore the wire act. and so it gives congress time to debate this. that's where it should happen, not where it did happen. >> the website is on the screen, we hope people will get more information. i hope, frankly this is one of those few things that i think anybody who doesn't support in this in the congress, should be thrown out. this is not about the politics of it. >> of 22 members that supported it, only one of them lost their election. it's an issue that families and voters are all about, it was very simple, it was a quick, quick, quick ordera came out of doj in the dead of the night. it needs congresses oversight, it needs to go back to where we were and start again and make sure that we're doing things right. >> senator, thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving. well, they have twice rocked

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this is pretty much it. you know, this is your shot. look, when you guys first came on, it was just at the beginning of four king and country. it's been an explosive career for you guys. you've been all over the country this year, doing sold out shows. i mean you got to feel somewhat of an extraordinary sense of just joy in all this. >> absolutely. i mean ---and this is what you hope for as musicians. you set out and you would hopef. you hope the people resinate with the music. it is music with a purpose. even on this tour we have countless votes i am reminded last night of a young lady who was nine years old and said this music inspired my life.

>> we are so thrilled you are back. we hope it isn't the last time. we are going to do a cut from your brand new album. this one is called "fix my eyes." "for king and country" everybody. everybody. ♪ ♪

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show. but for tonight that's it. this is mike huckabee from new york, good night and god bless. stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> good evening and welcome to a kelly file's special hour a new crisis in governmeour governmen. we have watched the growing divide between the american people elected officials and an administration that increasingly acts as though all that matters is its own desires. one story deals with immigration and executive action the president for years said he did not have the authority to take. the other deals with obamacare forced on the american people by extremely controversial rule change in the u.s. senate and which now w