[applaus [applause]. this is one of the reasons that we give tax deductions to churches. because they do do that, so why is the government trying to duplicate what they're supposed to be doing? you know, we need to start thinking smartly about the way that he we use our resources, use our money and you know, in 2009, 40 of the wealthiest families in america pledged to give away half of their wealth to charity. go someplace else in the world and ask the 40th wealthiest families to give away half their wealth. they'll look the at you like you've got six heads. this is an american phenomenon we take care of our own we always have, it's not the government's responsibility, it's our responsibility as citizens. [applaus [applause]. and then, as long as we're talking about fairness, let's talk about taxes. you know, some people criticized me at the prayer breakfast for bringing up god and the bible. i mean, it is a prayer breakfast, right? i don't understand that, but at any rate, if god thinks proportionality i

[applaus [applause].his week colorado became the first state outside of the east coast to pass tough gun control laws in response to last year's shooting in a movie theater and newtown. and several sheriffs say they're not going to enforce it and i'll want to hear when we come back. and i'd like to hear from you, sign up for my facebook page or twitter and find more at mikehuckabee.com. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the mmand performance sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! i'm your hot water heater. you hardly know i exist. that's too bad. 'cuz if my pressure relief valve gets stuck... [ booooooom! ] ...we hot water heaters can transform into rocket propelled wrecking balls. and if you got the wrong home insuran

[applaus [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. we've got a great lively audience and a fantastic show lined up for you. welcome to huckabee from fox news studios in new york city. who would have thought four months after liberals were dancing in the streets over president obama's reelection, they're now crying in their beer and some of them don't even drink beer, but they started because they are now realizing that their taxes have gone up. way up in some cases and obamacare, which was supposed to save them $2500 a year is busting their budgets, as the cost of their health care is soaring. ultra liberal comedian bill maher must have met with his accountant and gotten his tax bill. here is what he said. >> i'm sure you'd agree with it, actually do pay, and i saw the statistics, something like 70% and here in california, i

nicholas perricone. [♪..., applaus welcome. are the dermatologist to some of the biggest celebrities in the world. when people start using your products, clearly they keep using them, which really says a lot. >> well, it's very gratifying to me that they continue using the product. it means that they are finding that it does work, and that's important. i spent 25 years of research on these products, and there were several reasons to do it. i had some theories about what was causing aging and wrinkling, but in addition to that, i wanted to change the cosmetic industry. >> mm. >> the cosmetic industry was based on promises, most of them empty promises. so, i wanted to give the consumer something that would truly work, and that meant that i had to approach this in a scientific manner, so it's gonna be products based on science not marketing. >> what's so amazing is i hear constantly from women, "thank dr. perricone. he's changed my life," and that is what you get all the time. i know women write you letters women call in and they

[applaus dishonor is the seed for loss. dishonor is the seed for tragedy. it's why absalom hung, because of dishonor. i'm asking the holy spirit to teach me the law of honor. i've always been taught to be polite and to be gracious. you can have behavior... from a heart that has no honor. you can learn how to say nicey words to people and still not have a heart of honor. honor protects. honor corrects. honor submits. honor yields. honor is willing to listen. honor. your reaction to an instruction from your boss reveals your understanding of honor. something as simple as opening the car door for a lady reveals your code of honor. something as small as taking care of your elderly mother... is the proof of honor. i can create through honor what i cannot create with knowledge and intelligence. and what i lack in experience and what i don't have financially i can create through the code of honor. honor is a seed that will outlast my lifetime. if no one taught you how to honor someone because of their achievements, and there're seven reactions that reveal honor. y

we'll be rig[cheers and applaus] >> jon: welcome back to the program. we've just been talking about outreach for more on the republican parties attempt to grow their base, be more inclusive we are joined by senior black correspondent mr. larry wilmont. larry we're talking about the republicans trying to reach out to minority communities. do you have any advice? >> sure, jon. hey, republicans, seeing as how you spent the last year and a half trying to keep us from voting try at least top sound like you are happy reaching out to us. >> we have to do a lot better job and a lot more to make up ground in minority communities. [ laughter ] >> i mean you sound like you are announcing, yeah, the test results came back and it's gone rea. you have to say it like, hey, guys, there's cake in the breakroom. >> jon: they need to curb their lack of enthusiasm for this outreach? >> right. that's just for starters. remember during the election republicans were about build the dang fence and self deportation not anymore. >> obviously we have to do immigration reform. >>

why don't we give the cyc dragon dancers s a big round of applau.ish everyone a happy lunar new year. and we are happy to host you at this event at city hall. there are a number of people that i want to recognize before we start. and a number of people that will be speaking. we have supervisor malia cohen. of course our very own first lady, mrs. anita lee. i see a number of other dignitaries who are here with us today. council general gao and council general hawk of china and singapore. and to our many department heads who are here. we have harlen kelly with puc and mrs. kelly, the city administrator. and chief white. and we have our recorder, nu nguyen and the mayor's office of housing. there are a number of other commissioners here as well. i want to recognize, i did see rodney fung and mrs. riley in the crowd. and to the many others here, thank you for joining with us today. and so this is our ninth annual city hall lunar new year celebration. i am feel honored to welcomeu

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[applaus [applause] >> you've been listening to dr. ben carson speaking the final day of cpac and let's bring in steve hayes quickly the senior writer at the weekly standard for his take on it. one of many phrases that stood out, steven, if you magically put me into the white house. what do you think? >> yeah, it was a tease, right? and he let the crowd get all amped up after he said that and walked back, no, no, no, that's not going to happen. i think the white house talk is probably premature, but you see why somebody like ben carson and ben carson in particular has such mass appeal. people are excited he's saying these things in sort of an uncomplicated straight forward way and there's a lot of, i think, desire for that kind of communication right now. >> gregg: how about basically he was saying look, half the people in america don't pay taxes, income taxes, they have no skin in the game. i mean, that was palblum for the audience. >> and one of the most interesting sections of the speech when he talked about the need for charity and

[applaus [applause] >> that ends.ve an inherent right to protect their people and all women deserve the right to live free from fear and that's what today is all about. today is about all the americans who face discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender when they seek help. [applause]. so i want to thank sharon shapell who is here, where did she go? there she is right here, for the work she's doing. great work she's doing with the anti-violence project. but sharon and all the other advocates that are focused on this community they can't do it alone and now they won't have to and that's what today is all about. that's what today is all about. [applaus [applause] >> today is about the women who come to rosie looking for support. immigrants who are victims of domestic abuse. [applause] >> i mean, imagine the dilemma for so many, you know, if your immigration status is tied to a husband who beats you or abuses you, if you're an undocumented immigrant you may feel there's too much to lose by coming forward. the

[applaus >> woman: i'm tracy gallagher. stories in journalism and television my entire career and i caught up with mike byster after one of his many school visits to uncover the story behind brainetics. >> this has been like such a labor of love for me. the reason why these kids are so far off the charts is because it's an experience. it's fun, it's cool, it's high energy. 30 divided by 143. >> o.k., um, the answer to that would be... point 2-0-9-7-9-0-2. >> mike: great! good job. >> what does the name "brainetics" mean? >> well, brainetics really is athletics for the brain. and when you do the program, you will feel like your brain just had an amazing workout. >> tracy: but these athletics aren't hard work. they're fun games and creative exercises that improve concentration and focus and teach kids how to process and retain more information. kids love learning mike's amazing math shortcuts. these exclusive techniques develop math confidence and teach kids how to look at numbers in a whole new way. for instance, mike's meth

he is getting rousing applaus and he is being welcomed and he seemed surprise. i'm not surprised.? >> kimberly: i'm not surprised. the interview he is has done postmortem from the election, you saw someone likable, tremendous amount of appeal. i love how he took the blame on his own shoulders, it was on -- >> dana: he didn't blame the secret service. >> kimberly: right. reminded me of george w. bush that says it stops with me. what went wrong is because of the cam pape, not because of this. that message resonateed. a true lead they're wanted to serve. he could have made a big impact especially when it comes to the economy. and the fiscal crisis that we face. >> dana: i think enough time had passed. i don't think that mitt romney, maybe he would not have gotten a great reception in december. but here we are in march, the weather is about to get better. people start to realize wait, we have a future as a party. they had a good cpac so far. do you think it was important for him to say i'm sorry, i will not be your president, thereby saying what he said in an interview with chris wall

[applaus [applause] >> thank you very much and happy st. patrick's day weekend to everybody. i wore the tie just for the occasion, only weekend of the whole year i get to wear it so i hope you like it. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. my first trip to israel occurred nearly 40 years ago in july of 1973, just a couple of months before the yom kippur war, i was just a teenager at the time. i've been going back ever since and when i visit israel i always purchase a palestinian map and ask the people i take there to open the map and show me where israel is. israel is not on the map. interesting, isn't it? . israelis are asked to make peace with a people who refuse to acknowledge their existence. a security wall and before it was erected it was common for them to put bombs on their bellies and until that wall the acts of terror have virtually stopped. shall we condemn those who wish for peace in their neighborhoods, for their children to be able to play in a park, for their wives to visit a cafe or a supermarket without the fear of being blown up by

[women exclaim [laughter, applaus >> look at you! >> wow... >> katie: you are rockin' those jeans. >> julia: oh, and, and her height? you look taller... >> katie: and so much slimmer. >> ...if possible. yeah, you look amazing. >> aw, thank you, guys. >> what do you think? >> i feel great... awesome. >> katie: how do they feel different, you know, for you than the other ones? >> i feel thinner, i have my... junk in the trunk back. >> yeah, no uni-butt... [laughter >> "how you doing?" [laughte >> yeah, exactly, exactly. >> looks so much smoother. >> yeah, she does. there's no muffin top there anymore. i mean, the great thing about these jeans is whatever you put on with them will look better on you as well, so it just gives you like a style pick-me-up, amps up the style or the fashion quotient of what you're wearing, and your legs look so slim... so slim. >> so we can definitely say i get a "a". >> katie: you got an "a," you got an "a," yeah. >> that's the question i have. you're so into fashion... what do you think about kymaro's curv

[applaus [applause]. we're not here to dedicate ourselves to new talking points coming from d.c.abandon our principles in a contest of government give aways, and that's a game we will never ever win. we're here to restore america and the rest is just theatrics, the rest is sound and fury, it's just making noise. and that sums up the job president obama does today. >> greta: now, we all know senator rand paul won the cpac straw poll with senator marco rubio a close second. now is your chance to get involved. go to greta wire and tell you who you want to run in 2016. democrat and republicans candidates. and one of the co-hosts are getting ready to dish, are her "view" co-hosts nervous? that's next. how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete.

[applaus [applause] >> first question, israel channel 2. >> mr.about syria a practical question and moral one. for the last two years civilians are massacred and no one in the world, united states, doing anything to stop it immediately. on a practical level. just as today as in the past the use of chemical weapons would be crossing of the red line and it seems this line was crossed yesterday. what specifically do you intend to do about it? >> i'll answer to the question in reverse order, if you don't mind. i'll talk about the chemical weapons first and then the larger question. with respect to chemical weapons, we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. obviously, in syria right now you've got a war zone. you have information that's filtered out, but we have to make sure that we know exactly what happened, what was the nature of the incident, what can we document, and what can we prove. so i've instructed my teams to work closely with all of the countries in the region and international organizations and institutions to find out pr

. >> thank you, tom applau. [applause] >> thank you, gentlemen. that was sensational. i think that is a discussion that definitely will go into the history books. this is a great way to start the morning, and when you have someone who is as well-known and respected as jim mcnerney, it does fill all of the seats first thing. so there will be some searching for in the seats, and i know that you hopefully will all find some. jim, thank you again. just great to have you. tom, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, of the ask the next panel to please come forward, i want to just remind everyone about the great recession were going to have this afternoon at 5:15 with all the airline tickets and all of the ipads that will be drawn. now, that said, i want you to all remember during the day to put your business card in the bowl out at the registration desk. because we can't draw your cart if we don't have one. and you must be there to win. i hate it when i have to rip somebody's card up when they won, two seats, first business class to any destination in the world. and i know you wou

(applaus (applause).ake all kinds of jobs and opportunities if we just treat them as our friends and not as our enemies. >> defend the constitution, liberty is under assault from every direction. some of you all may have noticed the second amendment is in president obama and senate democrats cross-hairs right now, but we all did receive helpful advice from joe biden, that if you have any threats at home, just go outside with a double-barreled shotgun and fire in the air. which is very, very useful if it so happens you're being attacked by a flock of geese, or for that matter, a drone. >> leaders reach across political differences. campaigners doubledown on their differences. leaders seek to bring americans together to confront our challenges and campaigners, they seek to divide and to conquer and to orchestrate crisis after crisis after crisis to exploit. mr. president, we admit it, you won. accept it. now step away from the teleprompter and do your job. >> one republican left off the ballot by choice flo