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president obama does the interview with bill o'rielly and tries to look statesmen like and appealing.s we have seen the playbook. i am a cynic as many americans because we don't have serious meeting with the leadership and white house and co-equal cooperation on solution and the economic pain is the reality that americans face in spite of the interviews, and in spite of the social media campaign. >> give us a sense on the democratic side, what sort of fences need to be mended here. you bring in bill clinton and sounds loc a mediation and like a intervention. maybe neither one is accurate or maybe they are both accurate. how big is the gap between the white house policies, that they are hanging on to and the red state democrats that are running for their political lives at the moment? >> look, the thing is, you have people who have a different constitiency than a lot of democrats, six of them in the red states that are targeted by the republicans. i don't think that there is any. it is not that there is a fence that needs to be mended between them and the president. they just have diff

bill o'rielly grilled the president. >> you are saying no corruption. >> no, there was boneheaded decision corruption. >> not mass corruption. not a smidgeon of corruption. >> not one but two hearings on that topic that suggest something larger than a smidgeon when it comes to corruption in the irs. we'll debate that. >> and how a difference of words for what you play on medicare plans and the difference between paying 2300 or 3500. >> and afternoonient foot print. what they say about the ancestors and how they live many moons ago. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. super poligrip free made the kiwi an enjoyable experience. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. zy or cool "meo

he added shows a moot bill o'rielly who was struggling in his 6:00 p.m. broadcast to an 8:00 p.m. timeslot when many americans were at home after dinner and wanted to catch up on headlines. a riley exploded and became this national voice who was outraged at clinton's failings and that is when fox took up the reins and bill o'rielly's audience jumped by 400%. it was the use of storytelling to appeal to people and the clinton scandal was an epic story. in that moment continued and recounted the coverage of 9/11 and terrorism to the iraq war. "fox news" built in audience through ailes unparalleled use of storytelling techniques and his use of theatricality. fox is the most entertaining resource. so these were the building blocks that he brought that he used to build fox. it was crucial for me as a reporter and a writer to understand that because there has been so much written about fox. it's one of the most widely covered organizations but what i wanted to do and what the book tried to do was explain how did it work? how did this happen? how did this phenomenon get created so that is

(applause) on super bowl sunday the president told fox's bill o'rielly there is not a smidgeon of corruptionhen it comes to the irs targeting of conservative groups. newly obtained e-mails show that former irs executive lois lerner consphired to place restrictions on conservative and meanwhile the department justice attorney in charged of investigating the scandal contributed nearly 7,000 to obama campaigns over the last ten years. on thursday, kathleen englebrett who appeared on this show twice and the face of the targeting scandal testified before the house and subcommittee and took questions from ohio congressman jim jordan. >> in your first 20 years of business did the irs ever audit you. >> no, sir. once you foiled the application were you audited? >> many times. >> did the fbi ever visit you. >> once you filed the application did you get visited? >> six times. >> they want us to believe it is a coincidence. >> cleda mitchell joins me now. it is a pleasure to have you back on the show and thank you for being here to help put light on the amazing story. i want to begin with this. preside

i disagree with professor binder and bill o'rielly on this. 500,000 jobs lost. not only politically and economically. and we have to get the new jobs growing in this country otherwise the general economy would not do well. most of the people, overwhelmingly who get minimum wage don't live in poor families. their children for the most part. youngsters from the age of 16 up to 25 are just starting out and making minimum wage and living with their parents in a household that is not poor. >> put the economics with the politics and draw on your experience at the wall street journal. at what point does the government say we are raising the minimum wage. are there factors that say now is the time to do it. >> it comes down to politics and i don't think it makes economic sense to hurt that many jobs even when you raise the salary of people, but politically speaking when you have middle of the rod democrats and people like bill o'reilly saying raise the minimum wage, it is hard politically to push back with that even with the best arguments that you have. >> thank you, d

>> you are referring to the president's interview with bill o'rielly that he said no corruption. not a smidgeon of corruption. how could jose that when to your mind the investigation is the not over? >> obviously he has been misinformed. it is typical of bureaucracy in washington d.c., we get the talking point out there without the evidence being behind it. we need to investigate it further. there were calls for a special prosecutor to look into this. we have an oversight responsibility and a responsibility to the american people to get to the bottom of it. >> you know the president suggested that you are beating a dead horse. there is no there, there. what are you trying to find out? >> we have to restore trust with the american government. it is obvious there is not trust but it is underlying the very fabric of who we are as a nation. and what speeches have you begin and give us the text of that. that is not the america we love and a dore. >> let me stop you there. e-mails that were sent to lois lerner seemed to suggest they were trying to figure out if the tea party groups wer

we'll talk about bill o'rielly's interview. no super bowl here but everything else. >>> tonight on huckabee. >> let's get immigration reform done this year. >> it is a history illegal immigration. >> republican leaders join the president to campaign for amnesty. but who is asking the law enforcement for what they need? >> and movie star skarl on the johannson stands up for her belief. is she the new face for peace in the middle east? and super bowl mvp drew breeze on community service and leadership and football. >>> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you. thank you very much! and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. you know, i actually felt a little sorry for president obama as he delivered the state of the union message. it was like watching a prizefighter that long since lost his stuff and signed on for another bout. and he took the applause from the congress he never tried to work with the one couldn't help but wonder what it might have been if he took his freshness