dr. ben carson becoming a very controversial guy.go on the factor he told us how the irs was auditing him unfairly in his opinion. now the doctor is making the issue of government control a crusade. >> there cosmtion -- comes a time when people with values simply have to stand up. think nazi, germany. most of those people did not believe in what hitler was doing. >> yep. >> exactly. >> but did they speak up? >> nope. >> did they stand up for what they believed? they did not. and you saw what happened. and if you believe that the same thing can't happen again, you are very wrong. >> and joining us now from virginia beach is dr. carson. if you mention nazis you know you are going to get hammered. what you said there at the end there intrigued me a bit. you said if you believe it can't happen again -- see i didn't believe that naziism could happen in the u.s.a. i don't think it could happen nor could communism happen here. do you disagree with me? >> well, i believe that what can happen is if people do not speak up for what they believe

dr. ben carson, he says it's time to move beyond affirmative action. dr. ben carson joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. dr. carson you want to make some change to affirmative action. why? >> well, i think times have changed. there was a time in america where many in the majority community felt that individuals in the minority community were inferior. that is not true. anything cling dog that mentality is doing so quite willfully. however there, still remain a number of people in our society who come from very disadvantaged circumstances and still tend to achieve at a high level. and i don't think it has anything to do with one's racial makeup. it has to do with one's circumstances. as a nation, we have always rooted for the underdog. i think we should continue to do that. but the underdog should not be characterized by skin color. it should be characterized by circumstances. and that will change over the course of time. there may be a time when, you know, most of the people who are underdog status are of this racial group or of that racial group. but it really

dr. ben carson.s you know he is a world renowned neurosurgeon now retired by the way a critic of president obama and fox news contributor. we are asking every prominent person who comes on the show the same question which is has president obama fundamentally changed america? >> he has certainly advanced the goals of those individuals who have a utopian view in which the government controls everything and take care of the people. he is not the first one to do that. we had others on the same view and what they have to do when you want to change a society from a free society where people have a lot of self reliance to one that is government controlled, number one have to get rid of god so that you can replace him with the government, you need to have the government deciding what is right, what is wrong, what is moral, what is immoral. the second thing you have to do is make the population dependent. the very best way to do that is to take over health care. that is the most important thing. interestingly

dr. carson's nazi comparison to be quite foolish, they should all be scrubbed.alidity. if the folks don't sit up and take notice it could take root. i'm currently writing about nazi germany and all americans should understand what happened there. and glendale, arizona, bill, this tip about not selling tobacco, this creates more space for liquor, cheese doodles, candy, and you're comparing those to cigarettes? jim did youglas, universal city texas, shame on you, o'reilly for not knowing that chard is a leafy vegetable that can be cooked or eaten raw. i am chastened, now i will eat chard this weekend with my cheese doodles, bill, i grew up catholic and read the bible but now my faith is stronger knowing the history of jesus' time. i am glad, robert, i get a lot of letters like that. >>> and the common bond foundation of oklahoma has donated $150,000 to help disabled vets. right? here is sergeant andrew smith using his chair in the snow and who lives in chattanooga, tennessee, and we're happy the track chair is allowing him to get up and around even in the bad weat

dr. carson says president obama and secretary a sebelius did not discuss it, they are grossly incompetentent. good evening, sir. >> good evening. . >> so they find out 18 times they were together over the course of a year and yet secretary a besebelius claims president obama was in the dark about the problem. >> of course they say there were many things considered and therefore they had to discuss all of those things. so maybe they didn't get around to that one. like a neurosurgeon saying into do a case and saying there are so many complexities that we just forgot about that, so that's why the patient dead. that is just not an acceptable excuse. and i would rather believe 25 they're being dishonest than that they would be that incompetent tent.5 they're being dishonest than that they would be that incompetent tent. they're being dishonest than that they would be that incompetent tent.they're being that they would be that incompetent tent. >> i don't know which is once. in a statement to jonathan, it says she's frequently at the white house on a wide range of topics, but they didn't give y

dr. ben carson. it could be already a year? year ago yesterday that famous breakfast when he got in a certain president's face on all this. doctor, good to have you. >> good to be back, neil. >> by the way, on this farm bill, doctor, it's tilted towards fish. do you find at least encouraging it's tilted to fish, particularly catfish? >> i find it not encouraging at all, because basically what we're trying to do now is take a whole nuther industry, the farm industry and put them also completely under the thumb of the government. so, it's the systemic thing. you do one group and another group and another group, and i hope the people are actually able to see what is going on, be able to look at the big picture here. there's an utter contempt for the intelligence of the people, the things this administration is doing -- >> doctors, not just this administration. with all respect, republicans signed on to this thing. and i mean all these special -- you can see it on our web site. some of their -- i'm wondering ifsome someone says con

dr. carol carson has studied the developments of national income accounts during the depression. could look down your block and see that people were unemployed, but they didn't know what was happening nationwide. they were after aggregate statistics. simon kuznets was called in to direct the government study. he'd been working on income estimates for the national bureau of economic research. the lack of information about the economy was, in kuznets' words, "a scandal." the data were "neither fish nor flesh nor even red herring." kuznets found he would be working with economist robert nathan, one of his former students. he had me measuring things for which we didn't have direct data. we never had a service census, a retail census, or a construction census. the result was, there were a lot of gaps. that made it tough. but conceptually, simon gave it a degree of depth and, measurementwise, a degree of reality that never had prevailed before. one of kuznets' basic concepts was to limit measurements to the marketplace. the amount people paid for goods and services measured consumption

dr. ben carson talking with greta, but now we're finding out about meetings between secretary sebelius andtings. martha: and the police arrest a suspect in the bombing death of a tennessee couple. this is an unbelievable story. wait until you hear who's in custody. bill: also, martha, an update on the texas teenager who was us pended after he -- us pended after he stood up to protect a special needs student. >> the way i see it, you sometimes have to decide whether or not you want to make a change in the world. it doesn't matter how young or old you are. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. bill: stunning development on a story we brought you earlier this week. package bomb that killed an elderly couple in their home east of nashville. the state fire marshal saying they've arrested the couple's son-in-law for first-degree murder. he has a prior conviction for arson, and authorities ar

dr. ben carson.brain where he is a brilliant surgeon and another side of his brain where he simply does not understand what he is saying. and all he is doing is just saying these things to really appeal to the fringe of the fringe. >> and he is a pretty good surgeon that i respect. i disagree with some of what he said. karen, the comparisons of this administration to hitler and the nazis have been previously seen on posters at far right protests. you know, is this the kind of talk that is now becoming more and more mainstream? >> well, i think they are trying to mainstream it. again, all of this hyperbolic rhetoric, all of this kind of lawlessness rhetoric and end of days rhetoric about how health care is going to destroy the country and all of this very dramatic rhetoric part of their effort to undermine the legitimacy of the presidency and undermine the legitimacy of what we are fighting for. i was chuckling sort of listening that anybody would say any of that with a straight face is just outrageou

dr. ben carson when we asked how the president fundamentally changed america, he said yes. cheryl: stuart varney, thank you very much. adam: i am adam shapiro. -pgerri: i am cheryl casone. the economy is going soft on janet yellen? federal reserve chair takes how big an impact bad weather is having on things? adam: who is in charge? dozens of heavily armed gunman seizing control of local government buildings in the ukraine and raising the russian flag? the rush for bailout money aa ukraine banks were helped as well. liz: calorie, michele obama's proposal for sleeping changes nutrition labels as obamacare forces calory count on menus. we are heading to the source on this one. popeye ceo joins us first on fox business after the fast-food chain's fourth quarter earnings miss. adam: kicking production into overdrive and states duking get out to get in on the action. chasing the stock that is 30% jump in the past week but bank of america, you got to hear what they say. cheryl: we want to talk about stocks, let's head to the floor of the stock exc nicole petallides, skyrocketing,

dr. ben carson spoke at the national prayer breakfast and was critical of obama and was overnight hit withe "friends of abe," a hollywood organization. we know the person in charge of this investigation was an obama donor. and it was a clear conflict. and we know that lois lerner, would testify if she was given immunity from prosecution. and these liberals are saying there was not a scandal? where is the rest of the press? where is anyone covering this. just to give you an understanding of this since june 26th of last year, the total amount of time abc news has given to what i just told you 22 seconds. >> wow. that is unbelievable, brent. i mean, that is literally unbelievable. is that documented? >> it is documented, when the friends -- when the friends of abe was targeted, zero seconds to that story. but 36 minutes that day to justin bieber's arrest. >> oh, goodness gracious. you know, that is why the president can come out and say to bill o'reilly there is not a smidgen of corruption at the irs and gets a complete pass from most media outlets. and when it is covered here on fox the reac

dr. ben carson, fox news commentator and tea party darling is at it again, likening the progressive movement in this country to nazi germany. in a video that surfaced online today, carson is seen campaigning for monica webby, who is running in the republican primary from oregon. here he was this morning. >> there comes a time when people with values simply have to stand up. think about nazi germany. most of those people did not believe in what hitler was doing. but did they speak up? did they stand up for what they believed? they did not. and you saw what happened. and if you believe that the same thing can't happen again, you're very wrong. but we're not going to let it happen. >> haven't we all learned by now not to go there? no nazi references. >>> up next, the head of the rnc declares open season on the clintons as they dig back two decades for dirt on hillary. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. here is what is happening. president obama welcomed french president francois holland to >>> we're back. republican chairman reince priebus, that's rea

dr. ben carson took the stage and he criticized obamacare right in front of the president.standards are rising. the chain says it's removing a chemical from its bread. the ingredient is commonly used to increase elasticity in everything from yoga mats to shoe rubber and also used in the bread for exactly the same reason. to increase elasticity. how bizarre is that. the chemical has been approved by the f.d.a., but is banned in some other countries. >>> a wild 20-mile police chase in knock knock ends in a dramatic fashion. take a look at this. not sure what that is. well, that's a bashed up back of the car right there. 29-year-old jonathan willis, he tries run, but doesn't get too far. cops started the chase when they spotted him driving wrecklessly. he was busted for possession of drugs and a gun. police are looking for a passenger who jumped out of the car. he doesn't look too happy here. >>> there has been a lot of snow lately. with all that storm coverage comes a lot of gimmicks on the part of local newscasters. look at this. >> almost an inch and a half. >> got this win

dr. ben carson happened. let's listen to the president for a little bit. >> i'm keeping him and his family in my prayers all the time. just a shoutout to my good friend. [applause] so each time we gather it's a chance to set aside the rush of our daily lives, pause with humility before an almighty god to seek his grace and mindful of our own imperfections to remember the admonition fitting for those of us in washington. do not claim to be wiser than you are. so here we put aside labels of party and ideology and recall what we are first. all children of a loving god, brothers and sisters called to make his work our own. but in this work as lincoln said our concern should not be whether god is on our side but whether we are on god's side. here we give thanks for hissifiedans in our own individual faith journeys. in my life he directed my path to chicago and my work with churches who were intent on breaking the cycle of poverty and make our communities better, and i'm grateful not only because i was broke and th

dr. ben carson, secretary of health and human services. mark 11, attorney general. voters, theytian care about the education of their children more than almost anything. they love the homeschooling. i would say to them, you vote for me and i will make mr. david barton secretary of education. now, would you guys get motivated by a team like that? do you think it could win? would you be in c lose and get all of -- enthusiastic and get all of your friends and get wound up about something like that? and is it possible? it's possible, folks, and you can make it happen. behind the best candidates and take no prisoners with the gop. you get in there and take their they back and make sure give them your team and a team you can be inspired by. imagine, folks, if you had people like that -- all those people are out there, the proven leaders. the grassroots are out there. there have never been more people who understand the u.s. constitution and american exceptionalism since the revolution. the leaders are there. the grassroots are there. if you can put them together, you can

dr. george washington carver, and their honorable president, jonathan mason. theta phi fatea soar report founded in 1920 at howard university. notal sisters include jazz great sara vaughn, the late congresswoman julia carson, and their honorable president, mary wright. sigma gamma roe, my sorority founded in 1922 at butler university. the sisters include congresswoman corrine brown of florida and the late congresswoman lindy boggs. the first african-american winner of an academy reward, hattie mcdaniel, and esteemed im. de, juanita harl the notables include congressman of rush, former alderman chicago's 26th ward, and their polaris robert clark. whether it's standing up for women's suffrage, dismantling jim crow, advancing the science of medicine or leading in business innovation, the divine nine has been there the entire time leading from the front. the divine nine scope of service is felt far beyond their organizational borders. the work of these fraternities and so roarities have helped to make this nation a better place for all americans. for this and many other reasons, i thank the entire divine nine for a job well-done. testimony the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair