i think it gives you a little bit of a perspective of what's important to barak obama. at the same time, we know that apparently according to some news reports, that the king of saudi arabia was not a big fan of barak obama and we also know that there is a lot of money that saudi arabia gives former presidents. so when they leave office, 25 million, i believe, for the clinton library was revealed when hillary clinton was nominated for secretary of state. there is a lot of different reasons there. perhaps it's obama looking to his future, what happens after he leaves office. >> richard, not a fan. that's an understatement. "new york times" said the king hung up on the president at one point. what do you think this visit will achieve? can it smooth over any of these previous differences? >> i do want to make a prediction that you'll recall the pictures of george w. bush holding the hand and kissing king abdullah who just passed away. i guarantee you there will be people who worked in that bush white house who will be on your air ridiculing whatever barak obama does in sau

. >> what's fascinating is how few times barak obama has done so. >> barely. >> the words that you usethings. obama will speak less tonight than in any state of the union because he has less to talk about and number two is that while other presidents are talking about freedom and liberty, particularly ronald eggen and george w. bush you don't see it from barak obama. >> we've got presidents who used the word liberty, theodore roosevelt, 37 times. george w. bush, 27. woodrow wilson, 26. andrew jackson 19. barak obama, once? >> because it's not part of his lexicon. he's likely to talk about fairness and equality. liberty and freedom is not really part of what he has to say. >> has any president ever used fair as many times as this guy? >> i don't think so. and the other issue about this president is that he uses the word but quite often. this is a very interesting communication. >> why? >> which is where he will provide the defense of what he disagrees with first for 30 or 45 seconds. then you hear the word but. and then for the next 2 1/2 or three minutes, he totally contradicts what he

barak obama's got his air force in the air bombing isis.s are pouring in. we're having trouble keeping up with them. >> it's the golden globes speech that everybody is talking about. >> i don't ever remember a time when my father didn't work two jobs. when my mother wasn't saying the rosary or going to mass or trying to take care of seven kids in a run-down farmhouse. >> what you and your kids can learn from mr. mom michael keaton's life story. we hadn't heard it before and you're going to love him for it. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. >> it's gary sinise, you're watching "fox & friends". >> one of the big hollywood stars who watch our show. most of them watch. >> they're all watching right now. >> up at 4:00 o'clock in the morning. that's why they're so exhausted in the morning. >> by the way, that book is here because senator marco rubio is here and everybody is talking about republicans, who is going to run and be in. looks like senator marco rubio is getting closer and

barak obama doesn't set it. the state of ohio doesn't set it. it is local school boards driving better education higher standards, created by local school boards. i've asked the republican governors that have complained about that to tell me where i'm wrong. guess what, silence. but you know, part of the problem is today politicians are running to try to get votes. you know what we try to do out here we run out here trying to solve problems. and we have a problem with the education standards and our children's ability to compete in the world. we're not going to turn this over to washington or even to columbus, our state capital. it's local schools with local school boards and high standards. i don't know how anybody can disagree with that unless you're running for something. >> let's talk about running for smchg lot of people are hearing you and thinking why the heck doesn't that guy run for president. you have said and you've been very kau shougscautious about, you're open to it you're not closing any options off. how are you going to decide in

it is an early poll and at this point in 2007 barak obama was an asteric.is a poll of only republicans. and the numbers were among republicans and some states independents and democrats can vote in the republican primary. it will be a highly fluid contest. i look at the poll and shoes that there is robust interest in having a broad field but be careful about reading to which in to it. what is interesting, everybody breaks down all of those names in four boxes. the first group are the people know upon them and they like them and want him to run. 59 percent would like him to run and 29 percent no. and 15 percent don't have enough information to make a decision. romney, bush and huckabee they like them and want them to run. then a group of they like them and don't know them. rubio 29 percent. and 54 percent don't know him. ben carson. 21- 17 and both initance they have right side up. guys that are upside down and known. chris christie. 26 percent don't know enough. and rand paul 38 percent don't know enough about him and then the group that can shake things up

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barak obama is an extremely progressive president in the midterm elections and the democratic party was wiped out and lost control of the senate and they lost big and governorships and at the level of state legislators. these policies have had consequences. mario cuomo was a great identifier of problems and most eloquent of the problems that beset the united states and state. he did not have solutions to address to the problems he identified. >> does that taint the legacy or should we look at his eloquence or depth of thinking. >> we don't have politicians like this. there is few with the depth of thinking and you go home in the governor's mansion and he wrote mario cuomo's diaries and confounded everybody but declining a nominations for the supreme court that was his for the asking. >> he had one- half of what people look for in political leadership. he had the ability to inspire people. franklin roosevelt and mayor of new york had the ability to inspire. mario cuomo was simply not able to create policies that matched the inspiration. i think people are hungry for a leader that can ins

. >> primary season -- >> basil, they were tied at the convention and she blinked in front of barak obama not going to work. >> she is battle tested. >> where? >> she's already getting -- >> in the shower? where is she battle tested? in her car? >> come on tammy. hang on. let me jump in. >> i was just going to say tammy, in fairness you know that hillary clinton does come in with a lot of experience. she does come in with a lot of history as well. >> history is one thing. >> she's getting pulled on her ideological left. >> i'm giving you a favor. >> that's the -- >> i was a democrat up until 2008 and i say this as a former community organizer and this has harmed barak obama. when you are never challenged when you don't have so stand up for what you believe in, you get lazy and you start -- >> she has consistently stood up for what she believes in. >> we don't know where she stands on the xl pipeline. she still hasn't told us the truth about benghazi. we don't know where she stands on everything. >> didn't she agree to testify again on benghazi? >> we'll see what she says. >> that doesn't

barak obama's only deputy sect director said the precursor in isis was defeated. >> barak obama, it's created the conditions for the islamic state to arides by withdraw ug all of our troops and refusing to take action. >> on bush's agreement. >> one of the things we see is the more we bomb the more high profile they've become and the more recruits they get. >> i think it sound like -- >> that is a really what do you do about that? do you address that balance when you think about that in this is difficult. >> we kill them there before they kill us here. it's very simple. the more we bomb if we're killing terrorists the safer we are. >> they are recruiting more terrorists aren't we just replenishing -- >> the islamic state is on the march. it is appealing to young radical muslims all around the world going there to fight. bin ladin bin ladin said when people see a strong horse and a weak horse they root for the weak horse. right now america looks like the weak horse. >> i think there is a lot of people who agree with ba you say, before you go what are you going to askpy dad my dad today

>> well it could work if the republicans don't push back against it and describe the world that barak obama is presenting to the american people. i think it's not just obama. it's the democrats. it's the democratic left. they have an idea of an economy in which the government does all these things that he wants it to do but if the government consumes that much of the nation's productivity you will have a situation much like europe whose growth rates are at least a percentage point below ours. the result, high youth unemployment. in the european union last year average youth unemployment was 22%. in spain, 54%. in italy, 34%. there were five million unemployed young people in europe last year. the way you compensate is by increasing the welfare state so people get money from the government. >> a lot of debate in washington among republicans. do republicans need their own so-called middle class agenda? what do you think? >> well, the temptation for republicans -- you see this happening -- is for them to try to as james said match and also be the ones handing out goodies to middle class americ

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. >> and as a candidate barak obama promised to cloys the gitmo detention from and as a president he in that direction by releasing five yemeni terrorist. >> as americans we commit to justice it makes no sense to spend throw million to keep open a prison that terrorist use to recruit and world condemns. >> i can't get over the fact that the president continues to release the people in the environment. al-qaeda was not decimated. you are send issing them fresh recruits. >> lindsay graham has been a jag officer 33 years and co-sponsored a bill to limit the president's ability to release gitmo detainees. >> we are a nation without a jail when we need a jail. now is not the time to let them out of guantanamo bay. >> every american can be proud of the job our military does there every day. it is the best military di detention facility. and the islamist equivalent is a pile of heads. >> the u.s. faithfully made the annual lease payment of 4085. and the cuban government refuses to cash the checks. cuba considers the presence of america illegal. what arrangements is still up in the air. part

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mitch mcconnell said that his chief proprietary, was preventing i should say the reelection of barak obama. and now he seems to be holding out an olive branch to the president that after all was elected. is it effective. >> that's the tone that mcconnell has had. even though he is frustrated with the white house suggest that he will veto the key stone. mcconnell wants to work with the democrats and work with the president. but that's going to happen if the president works with them. and they do have to have democrats work, with thel. they have 54 seats but not 60. and they need democrat support on a lot of things to get done and that's what mcconnell is saying. obviously the last election was a vote against president obama and the american people wanted to stall his agenda but they also say they want to see the government work and mcconnell feels it is their responsibility to make sure they are doing that and staying conservative and leading a center right congress and making sure the government is working because the public is frustrated with it in the past couple of years. >> he pointed

. >> she has priority usan action and that group helped to elect barak obama and has an incredible list of e-mail addresses and names and incredible ability to mobilize voters. as long as they are helping her and ready for hillary campaign does anybody else have thepull support on the democratic side? >> that is interesting scenario. all of team obama is throwing resources behind hillary clinton. and john loving the white house and priority usa. what does this is a to joe biden biden? now after doing for the white house he cuts ribbons and blamed everything time the white house does anything wrong and how do they repay him. they are throwing it behind hillary. it is amazing. edrogers is a republican that is making appearances on fox. a recent decision left me wondering if hillary consistent lon is in a time warp. and she should present herself as the fresh new democrat for the next era. she is do the opposite. is podesta new. sorry but no. obviously this from a republican partisan, shera, but does he have a point. >> i don't think john podesta will be the only person. i would be shocked

president barak hussein obama could not tear himself away from the "entourage" marathon long enough to tear himself away from freedom. josh ernest addressed the controversy and he says he thinks it is unfair to say we should have sent someone with a high profile to be there. >> i think it is fair that we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. >> meanwhile, the secretary of state john kerry, will head there to show solidarity with the people of france. and by the way an -- a device was thrown through the newspaper . it is like playing whack a kitten. >> in this metaphor, the kittens are the terrorists. that's how metaphors work. is it time to finally impeach president obama for this ridiculous disappearing act if you will? he is the houdini of presidents. >> some argue his mere existence is a high crime or misdemeanor. obviously not a serious question, i take it. we will impeach him for not going to france this. this-- to france? >> have you watched this show? >> he will not be impeached but they deserve a lot of the criticism they are getting. they are half excuses

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i think it might have been in the "time's" she is distancing herself from barak obama. the economic footballs go well. so she decides she's going to run with obama. >> she's going to pick and choose and act like clinton on the campaign trail. if it pays to throw them under the bus, they'll throw them under the bus. if it pays to hug them tail hug them. >> yesterday it was reported the coke brothers are pouring $800 million into the cycle. the coke's effort will put enormous fundraising pressure on democrats and liberal outside gruchls allies of hillary rodham clinton expect she will need to bring in more money than president obama, the most successful fundraiser in presidential history. it's no wonder the candidates show up when the coke brothers call say david axelrod, that's exponentially more money than any party will spend. in many ways they have superseded the party. >> nick talked about that. >> you know the scale here all right, a billion dollars is just astonishing. it is so much money. for the guys that went for the president on the right, this donor gathering.

so it's not just a barak obama problem.seems to me that the political establishment wants it this way. so i don't think we're going to see any real progress because if it -- look, even after september 11 when it was clear that this nation needed to be secure, the bush administration didn't do anything. you see this as more of an establishment issue necessarily than a partisan one. they know the value of fences arthel. after the secret service debauchles and the white house being breached, the main issue now is toñr make the white house fence bigger and higher. here in new york mayor de blasio has put a fence around the mayor's mansion, higher and taller than he is. so we seeliticians understanding the benefits of fences and security around something you want to protect. but for now generations and multiple administrations nothing's happened and frankly i don't expect anything to happen in this new congress either. >> let me share with the audience a few more points from senator coburn's report. as of 2014, 700 miles of the

. >> in 2008, barak obama was running against the bush administration and shift the paradigm away fromror talk and pull troops out of iraq and afghanistan and don't engage in enhanced interrogation and diplomatically with iran. that's what he ran on and what we have had. around the world the terror threat is high as it has been. and the enemies are emboldened and our friends are attacked. the paris attack is an example. and the polls are showing that americans are concerned about terrorism. there is a fox news poll, that she that people are not plosed with the way president obama the dealing with isis and terrorism the polls speak for themselves. >> prime minister cameron is lobbying with the senators and also the president and our private company cans about encryption. can you explain that? >> what the prime minister wants the president to do is talk to companies like google and facebook and encourage them to work with the government and let the government crack encryption messages and they can see the information on line and media. the president is not fully on board with that. he wo

even so it is still highly likely that barak obama will take whatever steps he deems necessary to try to close the prison before he leaves office because he considers it a major human rights violation as well as a stain on the country's reputation. now, on that point, radicalization: has guantguantanamo been a symbol for people who are opposed to u.s. policies particularly in the middle east? there is no doubt, it is a symbol and it has radicalized some people who say that the u.s. does not stand for justice, does not treat people of the muslim faith failure and simply does not -- faith fairly and does not care about human rights. there are ongoing questions about the legality on the grounds of which the detainees have been held. many of them have never had a chance to challenge their detention before a military judge. >> has been a sore point with many people particularly in the middle east. now, if the prison were to be closed tomorrow would that change the u.s.s. standing internationally? it could probably help. we are talking about 13 years in which the rule of law seemingly was n

so income inequality has expanded under barak obama. uts off from reality, you have a disconnect. >> yet michael -- >> steve, give me one second here. i assume you know that obama's poll numbers have been going up lately. the employment rate is going down. i can't figure out why. george bush, when he was in the last two years of his presidency, his popular iterating was about 34, 35%. i can't understand why you wouldn't come on and say, wow, we are actually making some progress. you're right, mark. it did take a long time to get out from under the bush years. yes, it has taken a long time. i think americans absolutely see that that's happening and obama is kind of riding high right now. >> i think the price of gas has a lot to do with the economy and the turn around right now. we thank you all for joining us with your opinions. great to have you today. >> thank you. >>> it's exactly 20 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert has the headlines. >> good morning. a prominent heart surgeon is dead this morning at a prestigious bos

he was mocked and ridiculed by barak obama. i'm sure if barak obama had a do-over, he would do what he said. >> i'd like ten new stories. coming ahead, representative xavier becerra and senator ben sasse and josh gad. come on he has the wedding ringer. oh up next from being on the wrong side of the law to local town hero, how one 17-year-old teenager saved the life of his arresting officer while he was in handcuffs. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that's right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's mo

barak obama is too focused on a specific segment of american society.ing let's focus on all of us. >> right. frank, ten seconds, are you surprised mitt romney is giving it another shot? >> am i surprised? yes. is he credible? absolutely. does he have a lot of questions he's got to answer? certainly does. >> frank luntz, thank you so much. thank you for joining us. >> always great to have you here. up next, airlines making millions off of your baggage. but are they keeping more of your money than they should be? what we just found out you might not like. >> this guy thought he could get away with rob ago helpless old lady. little did he know some marines were right there. they will join us live. ♪ ♪ >>> 34 minutes past the top of the hour. $8.2 million. that's how much money the airline industry raked in from fees like checked bags and premium seats. that's up 700 million from 2013. next, 46.6 million. that's how many americans are on food stamps. the 38th straight month numbers have topped 46 million. that's more than 14% of the entire population. and f

turns out barak obama worked for soros group back in the day.elling us more about george soros. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this friday talk about a direct hit, a rogue tire -- watch this -- driving along, whoa! somehow the guy behind the wheel lived. we'll tell you that r it happened. >>> and you know him from csi. but did you know hill harper has a masters from harvard? stick around because he's going to teach your kids how to get rich. good morning to you patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. >>> 28 minutes before the top of the hour. we have a fox news alert. president obama and british prime minister david cameron set to hold a joint press conference later this morning on the fight against islamic extremism and any other questions they will get. >> there they are on the south part of the white house facility. doug mckelway is on the north lawn and joins us live. doug? >> reporter: good mor

>> the person who can articulate an alternative to barak obama. how you actually degrade and destroy isil. here is how you reset the situation in the middle east. here is how you negotiate with iran who has been trying to cheat -- >> senator, you're describing you! >> well, all i can say is i think i'm well qualified tore that task and others. but the good news for the republican party, we have a chance here to rebuild america before it's too late and articulate how you defend the country. it's not just about killing terrorists. it's about building up other people in the region and when they tell you to your face it's better to be america's enemy than friend, somebody needs to fix that. >> will you decide by may if you're going in or not? n yes. i'm going to look long and hard at it. i think i'm well qualified for the job. but it will be up to the people of my party to make that decision and we have a lot of good choices. >> thanks so much. >> up next. >> everyone is talking about the new jlo movie. is it worth your money? kevin mccarthy will tell

credit is he would be able to, if he were to run he'd be able to say when i was running against barak obamaif mitt romney is the guy, they're going to say look, he's a rich guy. remember the thing with the dog. remember the thing with the horse, all unfair, but they'll bring it up. >> the difficulty he had last time is he couldn't really bring up obamacare as the issue that can -- we learned even in the last election, obamacare is still a big issue. so he has a weakness on obamacare because of what happened in massachusetts. the other guys are wide open on obamacare. they can really hit him hard on it. >> before we move on, the other big story about gitmo. one time mario cuomo is in his 60s and i said, are you ever going to give it another run? he said no it's andrew's time. do you get a sense looking at romney like, yeah, you got a left left, but it's not your time? >> i would prefer -- romney is the candidate i'll support him 100% like last time. but i prefer somebody new against hillary. hillary has a big, big long record that we can have a lot of fun with. all these other people are new