president barak obama did a great job. i'm plaque and, president barak obama is black. and they did great jobs. all we have to do, is to come together as brothers, and sisters and, forget about color. host: okay. mario. you're not feeling so good about the economy. why is that? caller: well, i work in real estate, and mortgages, and i can see, you see the applications all the time, there are not a lot of people getting mort investigation, and they're not buying houses, and, because the jobs are not there. and long island, the people in houses are not selling as fast, and the city is overpriced, and, renting it out, and, 40 times the rent roll, and they're living 2, 3, people, in the city, in a lot of places. the jobs are not there. maybe in the red states, where there's oil, you know, those, they are booming over there. but i don't think it is so great. it's either feast-or-famine. host: i want to share another opinion piece with you, and this comes from the weighing post. about elizabeth warren and her wall street grudge. has warren apologized for getting this wrong? w

but i would still take credit for it. >> sure. >> if i'm barak obama. about barak obama being a loser for most of the 2014, turn it around at the end. can we say the same thing about roger goodell? >> i don't think so, not yet. >> because the nfl. >> define the possibilities. >> the nfl is doing well financially. they've survived the crisis. he survived the crisis. >> for now. >> and it seems his handling of adrian peterson, they decided they're going to be much tougher. >> look the truth about the nfl the nfl is going to remain the most populous sport in the world because of tv and fantasy football and all that roger goodell's handling, initial handling, we all know was pathetic. he did bounce back. but i still think there is a verdict that will be rendered on his handling of the national football league probably after the super bowl when the owners think about all of what has happened. >> i think if you take roger goodell where he was and where he is now, he's a winner. he survived, nfl is making a lot of money and i think they're going to take a lot

arrecian los ataques, acerca de la reforma migratoria del presidente barak obama >>se defendiÓ la legalidadesto tendrÁ consecuencias. inmigrantes quienes se beneficiaron con las Órdenes ejecutivas, interrumpieron otra reuniÓn. >> muchos no tendrÁn la posibilidad del amparo de deportaciÓn. >> aÚn esto es un desastre, igual que dan o millones de indocumentados. >> la cÁmara, tomara la decisiÓn a partir de una sentencia republicana. >> no creemos que el presidente tenga la autoridad, y los demÓcratas se solucionarÍa si la cÁmara,si fuera un poco más igualitarios. >> algunos republicanos quieren que de esta manera le puedan quitar fondos a las agencias federales para que no puedan implementar las reformas de obama. >> usted vive en san josÉ, en este momento se estÁ generando un foro acerca de las reformas migratorias. todavÍa tiene tiempo ya que serÁ hasta las siete de la noche. >> tambiÉn en san josé se detectÓ algunos errores, el Último paso se realizÓ un conteo manual concluyeron que no hubo ninguna falla en el conteo final, mientras que su contrincante tuvo el 52.2 por ciento. las autoridad

it has nothing to do with president barak obama. but, we're just proud that i think it's going to help the securities of the country, in the long run. and i'm just proud of them. host: speaking of next year financial times is trying to forecast, the year and they made a round yipe as to what next year is going to look like. will a serious rival emerge, to clinton, and answer is no. >>> keep an eye on that one and, we have the conversation, next up, is rob, he's in kentucky. caller: yes, my comment is about the past election for senate tor, and i think, he did an injustice for the poor people, and african amount answers. never reached out and never did any campaign, other than being with hillary clinton and, worry down this whole state who has been for the black democrat, and he does so much for the united states that he was ashamed to bring to the state or city. and i find that bad. so, next time we'll find somebody not scared to bring in the american president. where we can have a say so and also he's from texas, thank you. host: g

. >> there is a president barak obama, in this interview that aired he was talking about the november elections when the democrats took a beating. he calls eight liberating moment. i think he is talking about the decisions he made in cuba with immigration reform a liberateing moment. does that make sense to you, margaret? >> you know it states that the president wasn't actually interested in giving a go in the last two years of his presidency when a few congress was coming to town. the olive branchs the first 24 hours, i'll try to work with the congress and see what happens within they come in. but then he was liberateing, using the force of the executive

host: you're a democrat, did you vote for president barak obama?caller: no, but i'm a life-long democrat, and i'm waiting for the day where i can vote for a good democrat, and i'm thinking of the country, rather than the party. host: would that be hillary clinton? caller: no. host: why not. caller: i think there's a lot of lies that she hasn't been caught on. i don't trust her. host: rose, republican caller. caller: hi. good morning. how are you? >>> doing fine. what do you think? caller: i just want to say, if jeb bush gets the nominee, i'll vote for hillary clinton. his brother was bad, and i don't like his approach. and his view's immigration. host: okay. cheryl, independent. hi, cheryl. caller: yes, i believe, that a lot of people are overlooking one thing, back in the early 1970s, we had a lot of problems, with nixon. and, over the past 8 years here, we have had a lot of problems, with president barak obama, and i'm not saying, for or against, but time repeats itself, and a lot of older voters, maybe have gone through a lot of things, and the

you could arc you that barak obama on screen right now, he was helped by besting hillary clinton.large, i teach this to my students, you can go all the way back and the faster you lock up your party nomination as a general rule, the more likely you are to win. so for the democrats and for hillary, she'll find plenty of good things to do other than have to be involved in divisive and ugly primary battles which she probably would choose not to be in. >> i predict lots of no cos with her new grandchild. >> thank you 100%. >> as always thank you. of course, don't forget can you read her syndicated columns. it's the newspapers across the country. it appears every wednesday and friday. laura. here's a question for you, how do you like to do it? in the heat or in the cold? talking about working out with you in new year around the corner, lots of people vowing to lose weight. what is more important? exercise or the temperature in the gym? the calorie burning details next. . >>> if you're hoping that exercising might help keep you from gaining weight this holiday season, you may want to di

president barak obama at his news conference, and c.n.n. out with a new poll showing, that this is starting to, his numbers are starting to turn around for him. >>> aprofl rating is up, 20 month high. and largely due to the economy. yeah, i think that's right. he's right about 42%, which is low. but, look, if this economic news continues, to be good, and the economy continues to grow and, get job growth, it will go up and, the mood of the country will get better. some is true and, some of it is false and, some is cherry picking. and it's a little dangerous when they keep talking about how good things are, when country doesn't feel that way. look, you're out of touch, and if things were really that good, the american people would feel it, and it is more complicated than he said. he wouldn't have suffered a massive loss, historic loss in the 2014 mid-term elections. some of what he said, in gas and, oil production, which is true, but it's in spite of his policies. he is going to claim credit for it. politicians do it. they claim credit, and w

daniel makes a good point that foreign policy has been arguably barak obama's most difficult thing. every since osama bin laden was killed, there is one thing after the other whether it is middle east or cuba now. and so the question is, how much confidence do the american people have in obama to make it happen and work? and the devil is in the details and things go wrong and you don't know what will happen. and it is a big risk for the white house. >> and speaking of jeb bush. he could face an uphill battle for the nomination. and looking at a recent poll with the republican voters showed mitt romney in the lead. and jeb bush second and on the democratic side. hillary is way out front. schopercent. and elizabeth warren getting percent. and shoes half would support hillary if she run and jeb bush only 31 percent. what does this men? >> early polls tend to favor those who are well known. mitt romney is well known and a lot of policy ads given the fact that he ran for president of the united states. but that doesn't translate to campaign for him. i don't think he can project that supp

you look at what's happened through the years and it's interesting you got barak obama, the presidentthe united states, eric holder, the attorney general, the ceo of american express african-american, ceo of mcdonald's. can you go through every realm of american life and see extraordinary progress. there is one area, though that continues to haunt this country. >> that is the criminal justice system from the streets to the courtrooms to the jails him we got to clean it up. we got to have a real conversation about it. not just have people pointing to each other. that's where we are right now. >> that's why it's been actually disappointing. when every one of these issues comes up. we say it's time for an actual conversation you have both sides going to each other and screaming at each other in this case. we had a bunch of stories this week. the congressional staffer who made the facebook post about the obama daughters and has been pillaried for things that happened soond. >> oh my god. >> it's not been a good couple weeks if media. there are some desperate to have a real conversation ab

america's longest war is now technically over it ended with a flag lowering ceremony, president barak obama commended u.s. troops, and their families for extraordinary sacrifices and, nearly 11,000 will stay, to train the afghan military. >>> claimed more than 2200 lives. well strong winds and choppy seas are slowing the effort to rescue hundreds, on a ferry that caught fire, you can see, as flames burned and one person died during the rescue operation. they put it out and, hundreds of people spent the night on the deck as they were lifted had to safety. >>> new york city's police commissioner says it was inappropriate for officers to disrespect the mayor by turning they're back's him, hundreds, turned their backs, on him yesterday as he spoke at the funeral. and some critics say he has been too support tough of protestors but the commissioner, says, the mayor has been totally supportive of officers. >>> i think it was very inappropriate at that event that funeral was held to honor officer ramos and, to bring issues into that event, i think was very inappropriate, and i do not support it. >

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barak obama, eric holder, the narrative was already set coming out of ferguson that cops are bad.rt about this is that these men, when they take off their uniform, they're just people like everybody else. they were gunned down maliciously by rhetoric that sharpton, holder, de blasio, barak obama allowed to happen. believe it or not, there are more people out there like this killer who want to do more damage to cops, as you have seen through some of these demonstrations. >> you're really getting to my next point because they keep saying, lone wolf. there is a narrative, lone wolf. he's unstable. off, crazy, acting alone. nothing to do with any of the rhetoric we've been seeing in the narrative put forward. you say? >> you're exactly right. what would happen, i would ask you if this were a tea party person, you'd be hearing that this is symptomatic of the movement. this is what we've been telling you about the tea party. but because this is a narrative by the left, suddenly sharpton is running off talking about hollywood and barak obama has got better things to do because they don't

so gracious, barak obama and michelle obama both extraordinarily gracious to everybody that goes there how they would do it. >> it is tough. it's not easy, i remember for the media party, we would, a lot of times, you know, folks want pictures, we will say, we cone have two party. we'll have one becker party. we'll have pictures. >> by the way, i have spoken in shorthand the president and first lady stand and they smile in front of in a beautiful background, one person after another have pictures with the family. they're smiling, gracious, about five hours a night, ten nights in a row. i'm sorry. >> it is an arduous thing. no doubt about it. it is one of those things they both understand that in 20 years those pictures of the christmas will be in people's houses, they love those pictures. they hold on to those pictures. they tell stories about when they were there to take that picture. i think they understand how much it means to someone. >> it's interesting. i have been to one of two of these. the first time you do it. oh, it's feet. then again the president and the first lady extraor

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the views look that way compared to barak obama, that bill clinton was pushing in the 1990s is not what you hear from democrats today. and that's what webb and chuck schummer is saying when you make the point, you have to keep your eye on the broad middle-class, including whites. >> webb was critical of the president on the action on immigration and saying he is going it alone and ought to involve the congress here. >> webb is an interesting guy and probably will not win the nomination. he is well right as where the democrat s. he was the navy secretary under ronald reagan. and he's a very interest guy and a noted augustor. and as they say involved in the military and fought in vietnam. but not exactly what you call the mainstream democratic party activist. >> i am one that believes that the commander in chief that commit forces ought to have military experience. but that is just my thought. chris, thank you. >> you beat, thank you. >> chris will be on fox news sunday and looking ahead to the 2016 election. in an exclusive interview with louisiana governor bobby jinda l. >> and also rus

the candidates that are toying with running, none of them have the historic a pole that barak obama did whenemerged on the scene. one candidate that could tap in liberal angst is elizabeth warren and she said over and over again, she's not running. >> but one democrats and first big name candidate being jim web. who announced an explore tore committee and he can hire staff. and he is in the race. but's lot of this has to do with jim web trying to make a point. it doesn't necessarily mean he is successful against hillary clinton, but she's not in the race yet. and so they can happening as well. >> persony >> and martin o'understand. this? either one of them that hillary clinton does not or prove a threat to her? >> in theidacy of bernie sanders, he is a socialist and he appeals to those of the left of hillary clinton and those who believe that hillary is too centrist. and bernie sanders is not going to be the democratic nominee. and he knows that. he just cannot of the a without the deidate. governor o miley is one of them. and a presidential tracker and he did the most trafficking to ea

harry reid was taking a page from barak obama's book when he made those comments and the president has shown he has no interest in negotiating with the congress. that congress that won by historic margins by the way and no interest in negotiating with those republicans in congress over immigration. he decided to declare war instead. i don't think they should buy into by the way. they are very much on that same page of going to war with the republican class and it is a good tune for republicans to stand above. it >> it is going to be a fascinating two years. nina, thank you. >> thank you. >> and the house select committee holding an open hearing on the terrorist attack in benghazi. what steps have been taken to keep the post safe since the attack. and whether the release of the intel report may have made things much worse. kathryn has more on on this story. >> reporter: fox news was told on the eve of the testimony there is a inherent conflict in the state department's story. ambassador stephens was praised for his judgment and inside knowledge of libya. but in white house he was reject

. >> in fact, you will get a rubber stamp of barak obama if you send mary landrieu. and mary landrieu said he was ducking. and he was paid for work he didn't do and taking two salaries as a congressman. we caught up with congressman casside and he did refuse to speak about it and saying to do so would perpetuate the controversy and serve mary landrieu. >> i saw a poll tegz taking responsibly for something. >> reporter: i was not expecting that answer. >> and right. >> reporter: you can say this about her, she is tough, and she is a fighter and she's not going to give up at least not until tomorrow night should she lose. >> it is certainly a tough fight. john roberts down in new orleans, enjoy. >> a police officer in critical condition and others hurt after being hit by a car in a demonstration over the ferguson decision. protesting students cheer folks on to run down the cops in the street? >> and new information in the death of a star gymanist where she worked. and imagine sailing along at a good clip and this happens. here what the boat slammed into in a race and t

prejudice it's easy to criticize barak obama for what he did or didn't do. you know more than anybody, whichever way it breaks, the other side will be correct am. what itself the great challenge here? you have the cold war us against them. is this a guy running a country? right now, it seems we don't tow who we are going after here. >> i think you got to do that. i think it is a little like the cold war. in the sense you got isis you got problems in yemen, libbia boka haram, nigeria, where they kidnapped those girls, yesterday, there were people in northwest xinxang and coin the biggest problem we have in the u.k., security terms now, france, germany. understand, this is going to be on the president, the prime minister. it will last for a significant period of time. i was going to say western civilization, against civilization itself. >> absolutely. it's very interesting they immediately criticize saudi arabia because they want to turn it back, say you guys are leaning up with the infidel and islam. this is a mod iraqis vs. extremism. >> it also puts us in a

. >>> president barak obama strongly condemning the killing of an american hostage luke somers by anl qaeda terrorist in yemen. militants murdered somers and a south african hostage during a rescue attempt by u.s. five seals on friday. president obama says, he ordered the raid after receiving information somers' life was if imminent danger. and "rolling stone" magazine is apologizing for its controversial article on alleged rapes on the university of virginia campus. the managing editor says, quote, in the face of new information, there now appear to be discrepancies in the account and we have come to the conclusion that our trust in her was misplaced. according to magazine, jackie claims she was raped by seven men at the phi kappa sai fraternity while two more gave encouragement at a party. a short time ago, the fraternity responded a. spokesman saying this to cnn, quote, the allegations were as surprising and shocking to them as they were to everyone else. to my knowledge, no member was contacted by "rolling stone" fact checkers, end quosa, "rolling stone" admits they did not conta

>> one last thing is that hillary will not be able to rely on the barak obama coalition which was a little bit of the fdr coalition. that's going to be gone. and i don't see her being able to appeal to southerners or to african-americans in this country who both have been abandoned by the liberal agenda. >> you and ridges say that obama wouldn't be the first black president and he became president twice. >> i don't know. >> we do know this, clinton who ruled arkansas, basically now republican. tammy and david, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> that was interesting. i was about to pull out some popcorn. >>> this is a really sad story to tell you about now. coming up, over 100 passengers trapped on an amtrak train as a suspect goes on a terrifying stabbing rampage. what police and witnesses are saying about the incident. >> chuck hagel made a surprise visit to afghanistan and announced a change in plans concerning our troop drawdown. we'll have the details and what he said next in a live report. >> this is not anything new or there is nothing defining our magical about dates common sid. that

who do you pick for barak obama besides yourself?am just in shock that they are going to do a movie about that point in time. >> chadwick bosman. he made a career out of the doing biographys. and right there in action and super hero kind of have it all. i can't believe they haven't settled on him. >> tyler james williams is age appropriate at the time barak and michelle met. and i was doing a research. the back up dancer, we do have a picture. >> i love that song. >> we have a photo. >> i will take your word for it. >> i need a time machine so we can go back. we need denzil who was my fake boyfriend. he is to old now. >> why did you pick him? >> he is denzilwashington. >> you are welcome. >> you could have said anything. >> i pick lance gross. you know him? he's most famous of playing calvin pa yne in tiler peri. i think he is really good looking. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> you are yelling at me for den zil? >> come on! >> and he locks like it. great to have you. >> thank you. love to be back. and happy holidays. >> grea

think about it, barak obama is the president of the united states.al authority to do this. he can't go beyond the bounds of the laws that stands in the united states today. these are all things he said. they aren't talking points from me or other attorney generals involved in the lawsuit. those are things that barak obama himself has said over the last several years repeatedly said, that he did not have the legal authority and what did he do two weeks after, just being soundly defeated on his apologies at the ballot box, instead of finding ways to work with the new majority senate and hours he picks an issue that he clearly does not have the legal authority and goes forward. this is someone who has gone from the audacity of hope to the audacity of the power grab. >> we all remember times the president put his hand on the bible and swore to uphold the constitution of the united states, and to make sure that the laws are enforced. but in this case, what he's doing is kind of a clever thing where i'm not going to completely enforce the laws. i'm going t

. >> there is one party for the working party right now, the republican party, barak obama impedes ourorking family region. the republican party is the party of the working family. >> not that far back. these numbers are from politico. in 1962, every senator, the overwhelming majority, next year, democrats will confirm 39 of 149. >> it's incredible, we talked about the senate and the house, those are perhaps, if not equally influential, more influential. you can seen the problems that barak obama has had in trying to implement his policies and getting blocked by governors. so democrats, when you talk about problems republicans have, they look at demographics and democrats will have real problems in all of these races, perhaps for years to come if they don't figure out a solution here. >> julie, the state legislate irseat, increasingly red. >> republicans have a map problem, democrats have a math problem when it comes to the senate and the house, essentially, they have become a rock for republicans. it's tough to win there, i was truck about the popularism and what you see in the south

also, president barak obama, talking about his action, on immigration and, headline is, he says his successorn't undo reform because it would be a bad political move. so, some overhead lines. let's go onto jenny, go ahead listen to your phone not your t.v. all right, i'm going to pit on you hold. go to jed. caller: yes, hello. i'm talking. please turn down your t.v. we got a little confusion here. if we can get dave, on the phone. dave? caller: yes. can you hear me? >>> i feel as though benjamin franklin would have issues with what's going here. he once said, anyone willing to forsake freedom for security, will lose both. we'll go onto tammy. good morning. you know, in the last decade or so, i haven't found myself in agreement, with john mccain, but i have, and i think he is someone who knows something about torture. i'm apauled at the behavior of my country. i think that sunlight is the best thing, and i am in favor of the release want report. the people have a right to and, know what is being carried out, in their name, and this is not what i would expect from my country, and i hope that, s

obama? >> he decapitated the corpse or whatever. >> that's an interesting way of putting it. >> we are kidding, sherrod. >> are you right, bernie. >> barakussein obama does not call it the american dream. he calls it them people american dream. >> sherrod, respobdz -- respond. the dream apt dead. white people have to share them. >>> i share my dreams. >> wet dreams and it is disturbing. joanne you went from being a washed up pagent girl to walking to the most powerful name in news under me. haven't you proof of the american dream or my brilliance? >> i asked to work with anderson cooper. the american dream means something different to different people. the white picket fence, that would be murderous. i would kill myself if that were -- >> really? >> no. >> you were trying to make yourself believe. >> nice. >> when i was little -- there are people living behind that fence and i would never want to do that. i also think that with our young people today -- >> do we have the white picket fence cued up? >> i told them we were going to say it. with social media they believe they have achieved a higher status. they are like, this is fine. this

in our in our nation.d ladies and gentlemen, the 44th president of the united states of america, barak obamaeverybody!ristmas, on outthis party going back and we thought we'd join you. to thank secretary jewel introductionthe but for all that you and everybody who is part of the interior department and the park service do to protect the magnificent outdoors for our children and for future generations. i want to thank jonathan jarvis, winning and everybody at the national park service and the national park foundation for special events each and every holiday season. i want everybody to give it up for our charming christmas host and ritatom hanks wilson. [cheers and applause] we have so enjoyed the incredible performers, including labelle.nd only patty of finally, thanks to all you who are here and watching at joining us to celebrate this wonderful holiday tradition. back in 1923, school kids here towashington wrote a letter the white house asking if they could put a christmas tree on lawn.uth and more than 90 years and a few later, thevergreens national christmas tree still of hope andymbol h

and that is how in part, barak obama was hit back on mitt romney and made him seem out of touch.verybody on both sides of the aisle has to look out for that. >> will the upcoming election be about getting the base out or finding those new voters or appealing to new voters. republicans need to work hard to bring in the minorities. where do they go from here? >> certainly, voters, some of those people think that the swing voter is an imagination person and they don't go back and forth. if you talk to working glass americans who have affinity for the democrat party and bring up hillary clinton, i don't know if i would go for her. i would vote for the republican in this scenario. there are people who swing in either direction and that's who the parties will target. and a lot of question about the latinos and if obamay immigration reform push through, you will have democrats getting them out to the polls, don't underestimate the opposite effect, white working voters will feel like their jobs are under attack. we saw that immigration pushed people out to the polls and the republicans c

when this event was conceived, there was no premonition that barak obama was going to use executive powers to at least regularize 5 million people in the united states. does this bleed over into executive action over cuba? to some extent but i would argue not greatly. this has been true as mark said for 200 years. bold endeavors by presidents are necessary in foreign relations when richard nixon made the decision to normalize decisions with cuba, that was not subject to a national referendum. historical referendum has been proposed with the president. number two, immigration, of course, is a domestic issue and this is extremely controversial. cuba, if it figures at all in the daily thoughts of most americans, it never reaches probably two on a scale of 100 in issues of great concern. so, not only is the public not much interested in the issue of cuba but on balance most polls would show broad support for normalizing relations with cuba. so i take the point and i take mark's final point particularly to heart that we live in an ever-more politicized environment where there are raids into one

my two frustrations with barak obama are too slow on isis and the failure to recognize the dysfunctionow, having said all that, when you look at the video of eric garner on staten island and you see it in conjunction with the autopsy report, there is no doubt, the coroner said the cop killed this guy. now, was the killing lawful? that is the only issue and it's hard -- >> look at intense. >> it's not a question of intent. >> it involves it. >> it does not involve it because the crime that probably was committed as i see with my eyes looking at that video was criminally negligent homicide. for example, i believe the doctor that operated on joan rivers with the wrong instruments, without the right training, that was criminally negligent homicide in my eyes, as well, if i know the facts in that case. i think this probably was criminally negligent homicide. he probably should have been indicted. he would have been acquitted at trial, i believe, the officer. but to not indict, which led to all of this tumult is really difficult to explain. >> that video is really hard to watch and one heart

. >> there is a president barak obama, in this interview that aired he was talking about the novemberbeating. he calls eight liberating moment. i think he is talking about the decisions he made in cuba with immigration reform a liberateing moment. does that make sense to you, margaret? >> you know it states that the president wasn't actually interested in giving a go in the last two years of his presidency when a few congress was coming to town. the olive branchs the first 24 hours, i'll try to work with the congress and see what happens within they come in. but then he was liberateing, using the force of the executive branch. it demonstrates what we knew the president isn't affluent at working with legislature. he isn't good at getting his initiatives or agendas through congress. he felt free like he didn't need to anymore. i think always you have better legislation if it aligns first through the legislative branch. >> republicans are going to need to work with him to pass legislation they want to see, maybe there is trade agreements. this is a liberated lame duck, i think he is sayi

and barak obama had a 40% job approval rating on election day. americans to say, enough is enough. i'm going to vote republican. >> mark udall was a senator from cool cycle before he said this. >> i said last week that isil does not present an imminent threat. >> that's just dumb. >> and the beheadings and that was it for him. he should have won of the he didn't. and those are the four most powerful phrases of 2014. >> frank luntz, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> much better. right back at you. >>> coming up, a new theme park creating a whole lot of controversy. that's because you can go there and shoot automatic weapons. is that a good idea? we're going to talk about machine gun america. >>> and who wore it better? jimmy kimmel or kevin mccarthy? we report and you decide. ♪ ♪ >>> well cop back. it's time for news by the numbers. brian wanted to read them, but i am instead. 40,000. that's how many federal employees may have been hacked at contractor keypoint government solution. it's the second breach this year on a firm handling background

that pointed to racial statements there about our own president, barak obama.hen you go and threaten the safety of our citizens with another 9-11-style attack, undoubtedly so, the f.b.i. is involved. >> i'm sure al-qaeda is not going to like the chris kyle movie. so should we cow tow that and not go see it? >> they said it was extraordinary. >> it's unbelievable. >> al-qaeda hasn't sent up these e-mail threats. the businesses have to react in some way. so apparently this landmark theater group has decided we're going to pull the plug on the premiere. but what would do you? do you think it's appropriate? there is no credible threat other than online. >> but they're planning the release of more e-mails. >> and medical information, social security. >> is this about executives concerned about their own personal e-mail being released and less about things blowing up? >> we asked you what you thought. >> jesse said this, it's a comedy. we're going to let them cyber bully? >> thank you. >> angela says, better to be safe than sorry. i would not take any terrorist threa

experiences, especially about their experiences before he was president, especially when she recounted barak obama'staurants and other instances. i think the president -- this is bothering me. i think reality is this, that being black in america is challenging, it's oppressive in many ways. >> i agree. >> what they're doing is humanizing the position of the president by talking about what their life was like. >> absolutely. >> but they represent all people every day and they make tough decision. >> right. the policies in fairness made it much tougher. i want to thank you for being here. i hope to have more talks in the future. >>> time for news by the numbers. one hundred dollars. that's the max you can pay for cuban cigars after the u.s.'s new policies with cuba. that's the equivalent of two cubanos. no resale allowed. $2.6 million. that's how much the first ever state funded universal health care system would have cost. so vermont's governor scrapped it. six years, that's how much longer you're going to live. the average life expectancy for men and women has shot up in the past two decades because

president barak obama's cia said about the program? >> we'll get to it. we have three hours.eral michael hayden, thank you very much. we have shown some already. we really appreciate your coming on and taking all these questions, given in some ways that are very central to this. good to see you, sir, hope to see you soon. coming up, there is so much more as pike am hayden said about the cia interrogation reports to dissect, including the official who ruled on the legality of interrogation techniques. ahead, one staffer said jonathan gruber's architect of obamacare. it will be a lot of fun. apparently it was, we'll see how much, just ahead. discohi! card. so it says here i can redeem my cashback bonus for cash. do i need to have a certain amount? nope, now you can redeem your cashback for any amount, any time. that's great. yeah, you can use it for a statement credit or even get the cash. nice. i could use that extra cash for a last-minute gift... one less thing hanging over your head, right? tell me about it. (to guy.) gary, you got to go. who's gary? a mistake from last year

towards the 2016 presidential race, already you see a number of organizations that previously backed barak obamaof kentucky, that's senator rand paul. >> i want to make the party bigger. i think we have to have a diverse party, we need more african-american, more hispanics, more youth, more young women. we have to be a bigger, broader party. >> when he breaks it down like that, where he's reaching out to everybody, why is it so hard for the republican party to achieve? >> well, i think the party has been slow to come to the idea of reaching out as opposed to playing directly to its base. but as you saw from that clip, he's not only reaching out to immigrants, he's been very aggressive about that, reaching out in terms of minorities and young people, going on to college campus, talking to them about sharing conservative values. on top of that, going into the black community and talking about the need for, for example, prison reform, putting fewer people in jail. this has put him on the edge and made him a very interesting character going forward. i think he this year, if you consider three people

barak. in our mind there is only one actor capable of pulling off this important historical role. jonathon taylor thomas. carly, who do you want to see play barack obama> the best impression is on that show kmpl? have you seen it? jonathon is spot on. you have to watch it. i would choose him. >> it has to be someone who has amazing chemistry, right? they are so romantic and so much in love today. >> kmpl. >> she just has a speech impediment. >> are you going see this movie? >> of course i will see this pouf vee. i can't wait for this movie and the sequel. >> will you see it in 3-d? >> i want them to be played by the stop action puppets. >> why? >> will that add something that is lacking? maybe a soundtrack. is it too little to be making movies about this? shouldn't way wait until h is -- we wait until he is out of office? >> is the government paying for this? >> probably. >> i think it is. i think all of the actors work at hhs. >> do you think obama will have a hand in casting? jay it is not a movie. it is for educational purposes. you can't really understand his vision unless it is presented in a feature film. >> andy, are you going to hit on the mov