for some it is a reminder of 2008 when her advantage over barak obama faded fast.nd joining us now. former democratic senator evan blyh. and former secretary of labor stephen rhoddes. >> there is a number of pacts one of them called ready for hillary. and another one is priorities usan action and that is left overs of barak obama campaign committee and they are butting heads right now? >> very much so. in fact this is what leading from behind looks like in the presidential campaign. hillary out there waiting in the wings and her courtiers try to block the attack. it leads to infighting and self advance am. that is not a way to have a strong campaign. >> senator it is all about money and raising it. does it make you glad you are not running a campaign at this time? >> jon it. the enormous amount of money to run for president these days and look. i think it is a temporary dust up. i expect her campaign to being focused and raise a lot of money. >> disciplined and focus you say. stephen, you say her campaign is defined by disarray. >> she's tried to wait in the wings

. >> and as a candidate barak obama promised to cloys the gitmo detention from and as a president het 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 of his

. >> bush is arguing that the circumstances have decidedly worsens since barak obama was president. has picked some of the advisory team veterans of his father's administration and brothers. notable members of the state department and other international experts. >> a store tore to watch, carl, thank you. >> new development in the trial of a man accused of killing the central character in the american sniper book. the mother of eddy ray routh giving detailed testimony on her son's battle of mental illness and chris kyle did nevering his power to help him. we'll bring in our experts. troy one of the things she said the her son returned from the marines a changed and troubled man. >> it is said no one knows you better than your mom. >> the defense team put her on and it is her job to show the jury he was different when he came back honorably discharged from the marines and a changed person and the va was not giving him proper treatment for the ptsb. >> she is the one who asked chris kyle to help her son. she claims that she didn't know that he would take her son to a shooting range. i

barak obama won the presidency twice.ot of republicans say we shouldn't pick a young senator with only a few years experience in washington. is that a plus or minus. that is a great unanswered question of marco rubio. his author ship of immigration and envisioned a path to legal status for illegal will aliens. >> i don't mean to pause on you. the federal judge in texas putting a stop to it the executive action and it is playing itself out in the halls of congress and in the white house. what do you think of marco rubio's stance and how it applies here? >> it got him in trouble in the republican party and he backed away from it. and we are not in favor of a comprehensive approach. we don't want to try the big bill that the senate passed and marco rubio proposed. and it starts with border security and that is where marco rubio is now. the question is will there be residual damage with what he tried to do a couple of years ago. we'll see, that is one question. and the counter veiling theory is that the party is ready for som

love barak obama. president obama vetoing major legislation for the first time in his presidency. substantively it does not mean the keystone pipeline will ever get built. it means president obama has stopped congress from super seeding him in terms of making this decision. he has stopped congress from overriding his ability as president so say yes or no based on what he thinks is in the national interest. he might yet say yes to keystone, but this veto today means it is his decision, hence the proverbial boom in washington today. in terms of what happens next, the republicans say they will schedule votes right away to try to override president obama's veto. there is no chance they can override president obama's veto. this was the vote in the house on this bill and the vote in the senate. this is the number of votes they need in each of those chambers to override his veto, but they have decided to schedule these trying for a override vote that's will definitely fail, they decided to schedule them right away and they will happen before this time next week. so president obama just d

yes tdid back in 2008 when barak obama won the presidency. he was referring to hillary and the questionnaire asked about weather voters considered her likeable. >> he is very likeable. i agree with that. i don't think i am that bad. >> you are likeable enough, hillary. >> thank you. one of the memorable moments in the campaign. he sliced her kindly. is that the approach that potential rivals have to take? >> i don't know if they will go after the likeability anger if you see a concerted effort against her twill come from the liberal wing of the party and the clinton ties to wall street and what happen in the previous clinton administration and things like that. but i don't really see that as an overriding line of attack as far as her being likeable enough. that is a personal attack for someone to go after her with. and i think you know, it is interesting that the obama administration chose her for secretary of state after the hard fought campaign. i don't know if the clintons would have done the same thing if the rules were reversed. >> rebec

now, hunt we've seen the twists and turns of what isis has been doing internationally impact barak obama's an american journalist and i suspect that what happened yesterday is fought only going to impact what is going on here. as david ignacious says impact politics in the middle east. >> it has to joe. who is interesting about the poll though is before the horror that we had about yesterday occurred but the context was the isis atrocity the terrible killings in paris, so there was a lot front and center while this poll was taken. on the one hand i found it interesting a sizable number of republicans says islam is a violent religion. let's look at the context. there have been a number of people who attacked islam. newt gingrich attacked chris christie. there was the flap about the mosque in lower manhattan. so few look at it another way the fact that republicans, very conservative republican that's what iowa caucus governors are, say it is inherently peaceful. it was some with twisted teachings. >> very rarely do you have foreign affairs have such a direct impact. obviously, we go out to 1

remember when john mccain was asked at a town hall about barak obama being an arab or people were screaminge to the town hall which was really getting going on obama, he said no he is a decent family man and citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with. there was no challenge to his love of country. >> don, i want to you weigh in. he went one step giuliani referring to barak obama's grandparents and mother who was white. he suggested the grandparents and mother may have been socialists or anti-colonialists, whatever that means. maybe that was a big movement in kansas or whatever where they were from. that was pretty weird, too, wasn't it? >> it is. it makes me wonder what's going on with rudy giuliani who is a bright man. i think the initial comment he thought he was in a room full of people and that there weren't reporters and it wouldn't get out. the same as romney's 47% comment. it's really sad to dig in deeper to try to make an excuse for what he said. there's no excuse for what he said. we're all americans. we all love our country. guess what? part of loving your country is be

going back to 2008, when barak obama a pointed hillary clinton as secretary of state, there was a concern how could she be secretary of state if the clinton foundation and her husband's foundation was raising millions of dollars from foreign countries? >> and the agreement was reached that no country that hadn't already give money couldn't give money. new countries couldn't do it. and concerns that they would be giving money in an effort to influence her and the state department and u.s. policy. and at least one case, algjerria that had not given money. and when she became secretary of state helped to relief after the haiti earthquakes and it is not condental. algeria was spending lobbying the state department because of human rights in algerria and the concern back in 2008 and set up guidelines was the appearance of conflict of special and now you see, there was a reality of a conflict of interest. >> let me play devil's advocate for a second and say what supporters of the former secretary of state and foundation are saying. look, it is an organization that tries to do good. we try to ta

barak obama? >> failed president.here has been such a wig debate about the issue of american exceptionalism. in your view, do you a believe america is exceptional and why do youce love this country enough that you are going to go through the difficulty and the trials and tribulations of running for office? and that's our lastt question. >> i do believe in american exceptionalism. i got to be the>> chairman of the national constitution center for a couple years. it's the center that honors our constitution. it's a museum in philadelphia. i urge everybody to go. i fell in love with the constitution again being there c in its presence. this president has trampled over the constitution and put aside whether you like his beliefs or not, i imagine no one in this room does -- the fact that he is disrespecting our history and the extraordinary nature of our country by doing what he's done is deeply disturbing to me. and so i think restoring a love our country and its heritage and its tradition and expanding that love inña[d a

without smith versus allwright you don't have president barak obama.ould not have been possible. narrator: by the time of the smith allwright case, marshall's reputation had spread, and while touring texas, jazz great duke ellington cancelled his concerts and paid his band, so he could sit in court and watch history being made. roger wilkins: marshall became, particularly in the black community, asuper hero very quickly. he was a celebrity. and that did an enormous amount for the naacp. they had this star lawyer who was legenday for his courage. it took the organization to a different level. marshall really made the second coming in the naacp from the mid-40s on. narrator: as the cause moved forward through the 1940s, the u.s. entered world war two. marshall was now faced with one more distraction from the education strategy, as he was forced to defend black soldiers who were victims of discrimination in the segregated services. roger wilkins: i think the war really changed things, because these guys came back and some were dead and some didn't have ar

opportunity that will generate more revenue for government than any of the most exotic tax plans that barak obama has. i believe that. >> let me ask: national security national defense. your brother predicted in 2007 unfortunately well pinpoint accuracy what would happen if we left iraq too early, didn't keep intelligence or any forces on the ground. now, we have isis people being beheaded, burned to death, could notkick christians simultaneous beheadings. my question is: what would you do if you were the commander in chief to defeat isis? >> by the way, mitt romney was right in the debate about putin. mitt romney was right about a lot of things that the president just sloughed off about not having a strong military. our position needs to be to reengage with a strong military and a strong presence. we can't disengage in the world and expect a good result. as we pull back voids are filled. we need to reestablish relationships with countries that we have managed to mess up. we have been messed up almost every relationship including canada which is hard to do. we have done it. he script, we got it w

. >> rose: david axelrod is here a political strategist who lead barak obama's historic presidential campaign and served in the white house a senior advisor to the president. he founded the institute of politics at the university of chicago after leaving washington in 20 it. his new book is called believer. my 40 years in politics am he reflects on his career working on more than 150 political campaigns. david gergen writes in "the new york times" in his review would barack obama have been elected president without david axelrod? that question is less farfetched than it may seem. i'm pleased to have david axelrod back at this tablement welcome. >> i'm so glad to be here charlie. >> rose: we'll come to that question a bit later. he would have done quite well without you and you would have done quite well without him. but the two probably was greater than the sum. >> and the truth is i'm not sure either of us would have gone forward in politics but for the fact that we came together at a time when each of us was at kind of an exi tension-- existential moment in our career. hi grown dis

think about yesterday, barak obama of course supposedly destroyed, like bill clinton destroyed, barak obama hasn't had a day. he was 3 and 0 yesterday. republicans cave on ahs. republicans say we will have a clean vote. then you have of course the net new neutrality case by the republicans. >> you said so much for the weak presidency theory of the case. suddenly he looks strong and republicans look divided. i think the biggest deal yesterday is this fight over funding for dhs. we all few the ve that was coming. republicaning get out of this box. they know they sister to surrender. if they surrender, we have sources telling us the republicans would once again go over speaker boehner and say you can't have their job if you surrender. >> harry reid is loving every second of this, basically, setting the contours of debate. now saying we will not even pass a clean bill in the senate unless john boehner tells us how he will run the house. republicans in the house just not going to put up with it. i'm a simple country lawyer from -- >> you can do better in the education department, joe. >> i

if you step back for a moment and look at this through the prism of barak obama's politics what he isublic i'm not going to war again in iraq and afghanistan. that's not part of my narrative. my narrative is ending these wars. i ran on ending the wars. what he is saying to the congress is i am not george w. bush. you can't tie my hand tie my hands because i want them tied to a certain degree. i am not ready to authorize unlimited warfare. >> there's a hangover with members of congress who will have to vote on this as with the president. people like bob menendez who will help craft this he voted against the iraq war. he wears it as a badge of honor. i got guff for this. i was right. >> bottom line is this going anywhere this legislation? >> not for a while. will tell you as i said before it could not pass now. you have got democrats and republicans opposed to it. there is probably a way in the end for them to do something on this that will make enough moderate democrats and republicans happy. but not any time soon. >> they will hold hearings for most of march and try to get a vote in t

. >> barak obama got elected by social media. >> genius, creative people, and we will blow them awayf that rinky dunk job they put out a couple days ago. >> we want our president to show such strength, let us know. >> we got heather with some headlines at eight minutes after the top of the hour. >> we have an update on the plane crash that -- train crash from new york. a fox news alert. what was she doing on the tracks? the mother of three now identified as the driver whose suv plowed by a train, killing her and five passengers in new york. a 49-year-old ellen brody, she drove across the tracks when the 2008 hit the bask her car. she got out to look around and then she got back in and she drove forward. that was despite another driver telling her to back up. >> she looked a little confused gets back in the car and pulls forward and she was probably 15 feet from the tracks. the front of the car was right at the track line. but when she pulled forward, she pulled right in front of the train. >> the train traveling 58 miles per hour slammed into her suv. her gas tank then exploded, igni

everyone except barak obama.sm in america. i think he's forgetting that it was the christian movement led by the reverend dr. martin luther king, junior, who resisted racism and many of the most staunch voices that helped to bring this country in a whole new understanding of racial justice were voices from the pulpits and in fact, it was the pulpits of america -- yeah, some of them were wrong. but many of them were the ones who brought the conscience of the make to get this right. same thing with slavery. this president has a high horse himself. it's his teleprompter and what was shocking about this speech, this wasn't an ad lib, off the cuff remark. this was scripted. he knew what he wanted to say and how anybody, whether they're with the "new york times" or anyone can hear that speech and say yep, that prettile accurately reflected what's happening in the world elisabeth, i just can't even begin to fathom how they could again defend it. >> some would say in not naming radical islam, it protects the real enemy a

now of giving valuable voter lists to party committees candidates, including hillary clinton and barak obamantially posing, masquerading as a corporation, but acting like a pac. >> it's a clever way to get around soft money if that's what it does. it involves george soros and ickes who was an aide to hillary clinton. we've been telling you about the clinton foundation raking in billions of dollars. as it turns out, when hillary clinton was the secretary of state of the united states apparently she faced 215 ethics probes while she was secretary of state. these involved speaking engagements and things like that. the couple made about $50 million when hillary was secretary of state. the big question is did her -- the fact that her husband's foundation and her foundation got this money did it impact what she did with countries like russia and asia and others that gave them money? >> for example, it is not unusual that the secretary of state to travel to major ceos, for example, to boeing and bring them to different countries. that's a positive. but if boeing, for example, gets a big contract fr

a jobs program or a nice word and i talked to people in the agency under george bush and under barak obamall can you do is kill them. >> well for all of those who are already committed to come after us i agree with you, joy the euphemism we use is take them off the battlefield. that's kill or capture. what we need to concentrate on is by the way, we have been good at that task killing and capturing over the last 13 years. what we have been less good is the production rate of those that want to come kill us one three, or five years from now. unfortunately, our lovers in that fight aren't very powerful. >> why? >> we got to worry about friends. this is about islam, joe. it's a struggle within one of the world's great religions, our ability to influence that is very indirectly. >> are you harkened by what's happening with the uae, egypt, jordan skooem seemingly more engaged in this fight? >> absolutely. look. when cici took over in -- assissi took over in ecrypt i wanted the government to run a little longer. i know that sounds a little outrageous. i wanted the muslim brotherhood to be respon

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