¿es algo que puede apoyar el presidente barak obama? nuevo tipo. >> aunque las encuestas sugieren que, que los indocumentados les estÁ yendo tan mal, que con tal de que les den la residencia, dicen que lo aceptarÍa aunque no les den la ciudadanÍa. >> eso dicen muchos de los inmigrantes, ellos mismos y vamos a llegar a un momento cuando lleguemos a ese punto, vamos a llegar a un momento en que tenemos que hacer una decisiÓn como un paÍs, un dialogo adentro del paÍs, dentro de los inmigrantes, dentro de los activistas, con la administraciÓn, en decidir si queremos tomar legalizaciÓn para los 12 millones, para que puedan viajar, para que puedan trabajar, para que puedan rentar, para que puedan ir a la escuela, y lo demÁs y vivir sin la ruta a ciudadanÍa esperando que eso pueda venir despuÉs. va a ser muy difÍcil una decisiÓn bastante grande. >> sÍ. >> y creo que vamos a tener, oÍr, oir la voz de los inmigrantes cuando llegue ese momento, pero tenemos que recordar, es la falta de los republicanos que quieren ofrecer solamente elementos de m

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barak obama didn't want to be there. >> from the get go. >> he wants to do domestic policy. perhaps morally. he wants to do that. he wants to redistribute wealth. his focus to the extent that he likes to focus on anything regarding governance, is domestic. >> should he have written the book? >> look, i do have some sympathy with the people who say look, you're in a room with your cabinet and are you concerned about the guy running back to his office and writing notes? i could entry that would be annoying if you're president of the united states. you want your cabinet to be all in and in for the country, in for you. and gates was incredibly unhappy. he didn't look unhappy to a lot of people, but he was incredibly unhappy. apparently he spent a lot of times keeping notes. i think that's tough for a president. but i don't have a lot of sympathy for barak obama given what's happened with our domestic and foreign policy. >> gates will be on "hannity" tonight here on the fox news channel. perhaps he was just trying to get something done from the outside if not the inside. >> yeah.

and if you look at that same poil, barak obama's poll numbers went up and the democrats and republicansd even in the congressional generic. and midway through, it is a jump ball. we don't know how it is going to break and both parties are talking about working with the other side to get things done. they have to improve the situation before they go in the fall elections. what they have now is not enough. the republicans will not get as much out of obama care. >> lares, what do you think of that? is it a world of political regret when you weak up? >> i don't think the president is regretting it all. whatever gets it done for barak is what he's looking for. simon, you say the economy is improving. why is it the majority of food stamps are going to young able-bodied americans rather than to older americans and children which the way food stamps are always allocated. people are trying to make a living and they are on food stamps. the economy is not getting better. and going back to that number. if you see people paying hundred or 200 more for the health insurance premiums. that strips away

>> barak obama speaks, men hear, take off for the future.n speaks, pen hear, take out the garbage. >> we are back. i'm here with karen finney. >> that is a little, little taste a. little taste. new york time's magazine, cover story getting everybody today all riled up. this is the magazine cover, can we please show it? it is pretty inspired. and they have an article about priorities usa, a super pack, which is basically laying the ground for an independent infrastructure for hillary clinton. what happens when you add hillary clinton to what we have if terms of the rhetoric with woman? >> i think what we have is a big piece regarding women in power. betsy said i think is interesting, a lot of people use misstatements, she used the term bumbling old guys. there is something generational and historic happening on many levels. if you listen to the way mike huckabow women unable to control their libido. it reminded me rush limbaugh talked about unlimited sex, no limits on the amount of sex she could have, as many partners as she wanted. there is

attorney is looking into it, who was appointed by barak obama.ate the bridge. >> you don't have to go to law school. all you have to have is a sense of fairness and justice and ethics and a sense of americanism. now, the d. o.j. says no, it's okay. we can do this. a spokeswoman says it's contrary to department policy and prohibited personnel practice under federal law to consider the political affiliation of career employees or other nonmerit factors in making personnel decisions. what they're saying is that person could give $15,000, $20,000 -- >> a million? >> yeah. so they're sworn to uphold the law. i guarantee that she's devoted to the law and that she has the best intentions, but it is an apparent and an obvious and a real conflict of interest. in those situations, you step out. you step away. step away. >> so as people are looking in and they're thinking, okay. the president promised he'd get to the bottom of the irs thing, so the person getting to the bottom of it is -- >> it's stupid politically, on top of the ethics of it because it mak

a hugely anticipated address to barak obama on the future all the nsa surveillance this last week was one to criticize is failing to put forward any actual fold the edges to continue its work with some restrictions in its activities. authorities in mind the judicial approval for instance to tap someone followed them foreign leaders of us allies that will no longer be the targets of espionage. apparently any day two which has gathered will no longer be still above the government either although there was no explanation as to what will happen to it. critics though say these measures would change nothing i wouldn't call it a reform i would call it the ongoing normalization of the outrageous policy of violating the fourth amendment on an enormous scale. we are learning more as the entry week goes by and about what they're collecting in terms of text messages and e mails sent and mitigate that. and it's its voluminous and the president says is not in that meeting that anything has been done wrong. it is not proposing to stop doing it is not suggesting we restore the fourth amendments to th

unlike barak obama. stephen seiggal has a good relationship with the russian president.alk 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 trad

"fast & furious," there's nothing that suggests that barak obama knew about it. that even the people, the fanatical fast and furious person. >> his staff was not held accountable. >> but you're talking about obama. you throw these things out like fast and furious and obama. >> in the case of fast and furious, people are dead. >> the program was not illegal. this is what you keep conflating these things. there was incompetence. and it was -- >> who gives guns to drug dealers, drug runners, murders -- >> i now what happened. i don't need you to tell me the case. there is nothing that shows that eric holder directed them to do that. nothing. >> what's worst, the bridge incident or giving guns to drug dealers. >> on accident. they did not mean to lose the guns. that is a tactic that they used, the bush administration used, the fbi uses, and they did not mean to lose the guns. >> david. >> i'll send you a memo, kiersten. >> i know the case backwards and forwards. >> holder was directly involved. he lied twice to congress. obama invoked executive privilege to keep us fr

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we have a precedent, barak hussein obama, after was elected, 24 states were trying to it pass anti-sharia laws. are we worse off? i don't think so. we're more conscious, more aware and making changes. that is true in the arab world. the fact that we know these numbers. the fact that we know there is a problem and groups are coming together to address the problem gives me hope that the future is better than the past. we're going through a rocky exposurperiod of exposure and consciousness. >> if we know we're wrong--that is key. people now know there is a problem and they're moving in a different direction. that's the important thing. >> thank you all, that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. the program may be over but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about the issues on this or any day's show. you can log on to our facebook page or send us your thoughts briefly on twitter. our handle is a.j. inside story am or reach me directly at ray suarez news. we'll see you for the next inside story in washington. i'm ray suarez. >>

>> barak obama. they did. they ran off like it was a fling. she deserves it. not that likeable a person, apparently, because you have the far left trying to, well, maybe elizabeth warren will run. and you have obama who apparently prefers his own vice president, who is secretary of state, which makes some sense. but it's curious that you say they're only defending biden. >> that's what came out yesterday. we have differing opinions in the administration. so let's talk about what's happening with the president's little speech yesterday about 12:00 o'clock. he was 20 minutes late. comes out with a bunch of unemployed people behind him. it's class warfare all over him. is it going to work? >> i like the visual demonstration of the job juggernaut is the obama administration. who has been president all this time? >> five years. >> also, the democrats and the audience are the press, but i repeat myself -- were snickering when obama was attacking republicans for saying oh, unemployment, if you extend the benefits, if you subsidize something you'll get law. but in fac

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that was the one that barak obama set up after he called them a threat to democracy and they are powerfulnd have a lot of the clout and in fact $500,000, donors to the super pac can buy quarterly visits with the white house with president obama. >> big money all the way around. >> big money on the game. >> guy and julie, plenty of time it talk about this in the future. have a good weekend. >> defense secretary chuck hagel ordering a review of the nation's nuclear forces. the move comes day after missile launch officers were caught in a drug investigation and accused of cheating on certification exams. lieutenant cornell is a fox news contributor. general, thank you for being here. what do you think of the state of the nuclear arsenal? is it safe and secower in your mind? >> yes, it is very safe and secure. we did have some failings with ten people involved in allegedly in drugs, and another 35 or so cheating on a test. they are human imperfection, but the nuclear deterrent forces in good shape. >> it is good it hear you say that. we had information on. that last month we had a investigati

>> next up, if i had a son, he'd look like -- never mind.son but if barak obama did have a son, he definitelyoundba like this guy. >> how is it going? >> fantastic. what's going on? >> doing great.ng >> people have to tell you who you remind them of. >> okay. i hear that every now and then.a >> it's got to be our president. >> oh, goodness. >> let mede be clear. well, you have to understand that we live in a nation that is completely torn and we must stand together as one nation. that's phenomenal! so great.omet you won me over already. >> that waswo a great moment. any thoughts on that? >> a little deeper and he wouldd have sounded just like him.he when he said let me be clear. >> he does a better obama than on snl. >> it's funny. very few people can do obama. >> there is very few people whos are willing to take the risk to do obama because they are afraid of being ridiculed. >> yeah. the fact --- >> a lot of people did george bush. >> yeah, because they're not afraid of being ridiculed 'cause he knew how to laugh at himself. remember when he got on stage -- who was that?on >> will ferrell a

attorney for the state of new jersey in 2009 by president barak obama. paul fishman is, has as small a public profile as chris christie's was large. but paul fishman is now right in this thing that is going on in new jersey with no end in sight and the speed at which this is unfolding in new jersey right now is almost breath taking. it was saturday when msnbc steve kornacki broke this story with new allegations of the governor of hoboken the chris christie communicated to that relief funds for hurricane sandy might flow for freely to her city if she approved a private development project the governor favored and his top appointees had a professional stake in. those allegations that those top officials have denied absolutely. but that story broke here on msnbc tomorrow morning. by sunday that, hoboken mayor said she spent more than two hours with the u.s. attorney's office at their request, answering their questions about her charges and handing over documents related to her charges. that was sunday. by the very next day, by monday, nbc reports that fbi a

only if barak obama and hillary clinton would give us 111 seconds of that would we find out some things we want to find out about obamacare, benghazi the irs. >> any amateur can point at irs, benghazi t. best defense the real pro defense came from fox news brent humid, his defense that christie may be too much man for america to handle. >> i have to say that in this sort of femenized atmosphere in which we exist today, guys who are masculine and muscular like that in their private conduct and old fashioned tough guys runs some risks. if you act like an old fashioned guy's guy, are you in constant danger of slipping out saying something that will make you look like a sexist or thuggish or whatever. this guy is very much an old fashioned maclin, muscular guy and there are political risks associated with that. >> joining me now, my colleague steve kornacki, the host of "up" and also new jersey state assemblyman gordon johnson joins us. he represents ft. lee. assemblymen, i'm begin with you. how much in doubt was the extension of the subpoena power. it seems as recently as a week, a few day

robert gibbs, the former press secretary of barak obama said it's basically inklingable how much damage the thing we hold the closest to us information wise is our social security number. you got to give it to the obamacare navigator. people say, these are convicted felons. don't they deserve a chance to get a job? sure. but at the same time, innocent consumers deserve the protection of our private information. when asked out at california about the navigators last year, they said, we really can't give you information about the navigators because that would violate their privacy. the privacy of in some cases, convicted felons. >> some were asking could this be in place at the federal level. arizona is look that something be in place to do background checks. thanks. >> yep. >> 7 minutes after the top of the hour. in just about 90 seconds, briann right after we start with the news at georgia. >> it is toboggan like down in the south because they've had all that snow in parts of there. we start with a fox news alert. folks in georgia are demanding answers. they are complaining about the st

joining us now is the author of "fast and furious," barak obama's bloodiest scandal, katy.anyone? >> i'm not surprised. this is the same playbook we've seen with this administration with every single problem that we've had that comes out of any department in the administration. we're talking about now 1400 fast and furious guns still missing. as you saw, there was this big shootout known as rocky point to american tourists. i've been on that beach, sandy beach a bunch of times. my family used to go to arizona and we would stay right there. this situation puts a lot of americans at risk. p puts innocent bistanders at risk. luckily in this instance it was only cartel members being killed. but again, it goes to the point when you give bad guys gun, they do bad things with them. >> the atf says atf has accepted responsibility for the mistakes made in the fast and furious investigation. regrettably, firearms related to the fast and furious investigation will likely continue to be recovered at the future crime scenes. and the statistic you just brought up that there is still 1400

. >> and did you see barak obama last night?? >> let me be clear. this is what it's about. i believe we need to work together. >> that's about how it went. you didn't miss much. frank, where can we see you? >> all over the place. i'm in north carolina next week. comedy zone. this weekend -- tomorrow i'm doing a thing called the super bowl mvp party with peyton manning -- not peyton manning. he's playing the game. eli manning. i tell you what, sometimes you get those mannings mixed up and archie will come after you. i'll wrap it up when i'm ready! new york super bowl mvp's namath will be there. i tell you what, man, i wouldn't miss it for the world. >> and by the way, there is a big party coming up and i'm available to go to that party on saturday. so i'm just wondering at this point if you're going to ask me to go. >> no. >> for the people at studio, doocy, elisabeth, you guys are invited. >> really makes me feel great. do you know how long i've waiting to say that to sean. >> wrap it up! wrap it up! we've got to get out of here

barak obama.n about how he was inspired by dr. king's message as well. taking a look at what president obama has done so far, what would you say he's gotten right and what he can still work on going forward? >> well, because i so often challenge his policies on marriage, on life, abortion, wanting to give people free birth control and easy access to abortion, people will say, well, has he done anything that you like? well, actually his father's day messages sometimes are pretty good and pretty positive. and so i do appreciate the fact that he talks about fathers. i think perhaps he does that because he loves and admires his own dad. so that's one thing that i have noticed that he had pretty good points about. but this thing, to say that we can help people not be poor, we can help women if we give them free birth control and easy access to abortion, well, i'm a mother and a grandmother. my daughters really don't need free birth control and easy access to abortion. they need good jobs. their daughte

. >> i barak hussain obama -- they are serious and many. they will not be met easily or in a short span of time, but know this, america, they will be met. >> the president in his first term pushed through things on a partisan basis, was unable to work across the aisle. >> on this date, we have gathered because we have chosen hope over fear. >> what a train wreck. how can we tax people for not buying a product from a website that doesn't work? >> starting today we must peck ourselves up, dust ourselves off and begin again the work of re-making america. >> five years of obama. he's now entering his sixth year. what happened to shovel-ready jobs? what happened to his bold plan and predictions? >> let it be said by our children's children that when we were tested we refused to let this journey end. >> record numbers of long-term unemployed. record numbers on food stamps. people losing their health care plans. >> we did not turn back, nor did we falter. >> the obamacare rollout has been such a disaster, it's what everybody has been talking about

a new sauer have i showing 11%, one out of ten, of the own barak hussein obama kaz employees never hadre coverage. but with more than 6.2 millions seeing their plans cancelled, it looks like we're getting more people losing insurance than getting insurance. to reporter who has been digging all of this much better than i. monica crowley says she is sick of this because she doesn't like where it's going. let's get the read how bad this is. the numbers are a lot worse than we're led to believe. these aren't new enrollees. these are mostly existing coverage enrollees swapping to different coverage. >> right. the administration is going to play up the number that look best for them. they're going to try to make it seem as if as maybe people as they can have signed up for insurance, but as you say, this sort of makes clear that it's not as much of the rich -- rush to the exchanges and expanded medicaid program, and we're seeing similar games with numbers in medicaid as well, we the administration touting four million signup up in, the actual number is probably 200,000. so, -- >> wait, wait,

. >> enjoying his 160th round of golf as president, i think eisenhower played more, barak obama hit the foreign elected. >> prime minister of new zealand. >> john key, correct. 200 pounds for you, according to a report the beak, season two, american idle runner-up is considering -- steve. >> clay aiken. >> running for congress in north carolina. clay ache isn't correct. >> that is the end of the 200 point round. steve you have 1,000 points, chris tam has what minus 300. is that true? and evan at 200. we are moving into the 300 point round. >> a lot can happen here. >> steve could run away with it all. >> or they could catch me. >> congressmen such as ted cruz and harry reid, it was revealed it was this alabama republican, yes, steve. >> jeff sessions. >> who logged the most speaking time on the senate floor. are you right. another '00 points for steve this tea party friendly congressman announced he will accept donations. yes, seve and his republican president using bitcoin, you are right. steve, you can take a nap. makes no difference at this point. the california supreme court ruled o

communist-educated, communist-nurtured, subhuman mongrel like the acorn community organizer gangster barak hussein obamated states of america. >> at least ted nugent can take comfort in his consistency. he relied on his old man for if you can't >> a lot of people would call that inflammatory speech. well, i would call inflammatory speech when it's your job to protect americans and you are look into the television camera and say what difference does it make that i failed in my job to provide security, and we have four dead americans. what difference does that make? not to a chimpanzee or to hillary clinton, i guess it doesn't matter. >> nugent's rant isn't exactly coming from the model of hume manned kind. ted nugent can keep hurdling garbage, but if the nug believes that he could ever hurl anything but a gag reflex, he can keep on. ♪ [ laughs ] whoo! ♪ oh! nice! great! [ laughs ] a shot like that calls for a postgame celebration. [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar

if you voted for barak obama, you do.n where you sit. >> interesting. let me ask you about another one. one of the most dramatic changes came when the president actually first mentioned health care. i believe about 40 minutes in. take a listen. >> one last point on financial security. for decades, few things exposed hard-working families to economic hardship more than a broken health care system. in case you haven't heard, one of the -- we're in the process of fixing that. >> whoa. >> if you just run a couple more seconds, you would have seen the collapse monday democrats and republicans. there is one thing in washington that transcends all partisan politics. >> we're seeing what you're talking about now. >> which is nobody thinks this health care program is working. nobody thinks the rollout was effective. nobody believes in the policies. they don't trust the president. even though he repeats it again and again, the american people have said this is not the health care plan that i was promised. the president did not keep

and what's interesting, after she had already conceded that barak obama was going to be the nominee,, jay rockefeller, bob casey, patrickly hee. and it includes claire mccaskill, of people who so crossed the line, they would never forgive them. tell bus that. >> it's pretty detailed, is this list that they have. during the election, obviously each law maker was given, according to this report, a number. one through seven. whether they were helpful or unhelpful to the clintons in some way, shape or form. it was kept on this giant database. and after hillary clinton pulled herself out of that election, even as you're heading towards the convention, having private conversations, it comes down to the convention, are you going to support me? after that, that list continues, according to this article, and it continues to this day. now, friends are quoted as saying this is a favor file and that the clintons run across so many politician, they need to know who to go support x, y, z, critics would say this lines up like an enemy's list. >> i feel the same way. if i had -- if bill clinton or h

that mitt romney carried and they're going to have additional opportunities in purple states that barak obamaso yeah. the problem is for a democrat is that if you've been a consistent ly loyal supporter, voted for stimulus, obamacare, all of these people, as all of them have done, it gets to be a little duplicitous for you to be running away. most who are smart will try and change the narrative. kay hagin, a loyal supporter of president obama, is now trying to depict herself as a new elizabeth warren. i'm standing up with the little man against the big corporations and special interest. they're dangerous with that as well. but it's not -- she failed to show up when president obama came to north carolina. >> she was busy in the senate, come on! >> voters see through that. >> yeah, they do. >> don't be doing that! >> thank you. >>> coming up, the story has everyone talking. a small act of kindness by a stranger midair made a huge difference to this mom and her daughter with autism. that mom is here next. >>> and president obama has been fighting for equal pay for women. turns out he should try

basically barak obama is absent, too.ers. >> blame and accountability, something that was indeed lacking at the time and still now. jonah makes an interesting point there. is this just about playing politics? really, marco rubio, he's saying look, let's get the context right here. there was an election going on. the truth in terms of what happened in benghazi and the deaths that occurred, brutally at the hands of enemy, that was just a little inconvenient and here is why. >> remember, this is in the middle of the presidential campaign. the narrative the president was putting out is bin laden is dead and al-qaeda is on the run. p that's your argument, you can't possibly say, al-qaeda just carried out an attack and killed four americans. so they clearly had a political motive for that narrative not to be the case. >> what was the narrative that came out? susan rice famously and in the early hours we heard from the administration, this is based on that video. they didn't want to say, look, our people over there have been beg

. >> i'd be curious when he started, at what age did barak obama start?talking about wendy davis. now we know that she has made up part of her life story. it seemed like a fairy tale. apparently part of it was. she also said my opponent hasn't walked a day in my shoes. he's in a heel chair. and now we've got a sound bite from o'keefe's project veritas where her supporters are mocking greg abbott who is in a wheel their. >> i really wonder how this is going to work out 'cause he's in a wheelchair. most of the slogans are stand with women. >> subconscious now. from a psychological point. >> he's in a wheelchair, but he has no sympathy for anyone. >> he may have a personality disorder. first of all, not good looking. he doesn't speak very well. he doesn't have a good personality. and he's in a wheelchair. >> i think those are snotty, arrogant, absolutely offensive. she was right to disavow them. i know general abbott, he's a very strong attorney general, he's going to make a powerful candidate for governor and to disparage him because of his handicap, he's t

obama, more so than diane, more so than whoever? >> well, i guess i should qualify that, he is the greatest reckless general israel had. you know, you could argue about, look, ehud barak is the most decorated soldier, sharon had some operations to his name that were extraordinary in the 1973 war, when israel was on its heels for a while, he somehow managed to cross the suez canal with his tank division and came within striking distance of cairo. it was indicate an achievement and it is one of those achievements that is studied by militaries around the world. of course, you know, where does the reckless part come in? he decided in that kind of ruthless way he was going to remake 11 upon to expel for good the plo and he got sucked into a quagmire and it became in some ways israel's vietnam, so, you know, you have to put that in the discredit column, but certainly he was a sort of tank commander that any prime minister would want to have in his corner at a really stressful moment. >> rose: george patton like? >> yeah. i mean, i guess that is -- you might not argue that pat gone is the best american general but certainly the boldest and sharon -- >> rose: and daring? >> t