and you could fill in cat, forming the c of clinton or bat forming the b of bob dole.first time a cross word was ever schizophrenic like that. first time a cross word ever had two puzzles. >> reporter: the puzzles thrive on short words with vowels. the favorite cookie is the oreo. and the favorite skater is ono or ito. the cross word's future, like every other part of the paper, is a matter of adapting to the digital age of a world moving faster and attention spans growing shorter. the puzzle's latest innovation is the mini. pue-third the size of a regular or with the app. >> the thing that excites me about the mini is that this is kind of like unchartered territory. >> reporter: 24-year-old joel is the editor of the mini. >> there's ways to experiment with a digital cross word. a couple weeks ago i put in emoji as a clue. this is what excites me about the digital era. >> reporter: it's so millennial. >> it might be the ultimate millennial thing. >> reporter: but cross word traditionalists need not worry. at least that's what will shorts is telling us. >> it's just a v

the answer could be clinton elected or bob dole. either one worked with the crossing. down answer was black halloween animal. and you could fill in cat, forming the c of clinton or bat forming the b of bob dole. each of the succeeding answers did double duty, just like that. it was the first time a crossword was ever schizophrenic like that. first time a crossword ever had two answers. >> reporter: the puzzles thrive on short words with vowels. that's why a crossword's favorite cookie is the oreo. the favorite music producer is ino. and the favorite skater is ono or ito. the crossword's future, like every other part of the paper, is a matter of adapting to the digital age of a world moving faster and attention spans growing shorter. the puzzle's latest innovation is the mini. one-third the size of a regular puzzle and available only online or with the app. >> the thing that excites me about the mini is that this is kind of like unchartered territory. >> reporter: 24-year-old joel is the editor of the mini. >> there's ways to experiment with a digital crossword. somethi

. >> bob dole, right? >> not bob dole, bob hope.?nk you. >> no clue. >> he was president during world war ii. >> f... >> you're not doing yourself any good. >> president during world war ii? >> wasn't clinton? >> fdr. >> you are on fire lady. >> teddy roosevelt. my mom is in love with him. >> why? >> i have no idea. >> teddy roosevelt had a famous saying that said, "speak softly and carry a big..." >> gun?? [buzzer] >> that doesn't look like gone. >> it's gone. >> ready? next one. >> lyndon... johnson? >> ford? >> gibson? >> gibson? >> that is what's his name... >> archie, ain't that sweet? >> no, it makes me sick. >> just throw a guess out, m i will tell you. >> andrew jackson? >> close. millard fillmore. >> i was way off. >> pass. >> close. >> really? >> no.o. >> fillmore. >> wow. >> yes! >> your nostrils are flaring. >> is that bill? >> bill who? >> clinton? [buzzer] >> sheen. >> you are incredible. >> i am watters and this is my world. >> oh, wow. >> do you know who i am? >> jesse from fox news..o >> i already told you that, didn

they called it the wednesday lunch club and members included bob dole and alan simpson and ted stephens, arlan specter. today, they're gone and they haven't been replaced. how much have things changed? in 1982 according to the national journal, 58 senators had voting records that put them between the most liberal republican and the most conservative democrat. every senate republican was more conservative than any senate and then every senate democrat more liberal. and the house similarly divided. here's another barometer of the schism. as late as 1970, the typical member of the house voted with their own party only about 60% of the time. by 2014, that number was approximately 90% of the time and typical of the bygone era was a member from texas, george herbert walker bush. he served two years during the johnson administration and voted with the democratic johnson administration 53% of the time. and then he served two years in the watch of richard mik son,ni voted with that administration only 55% of the time. and so washington has become polariz polarized, a divided town just in the las

. >> that gracious suggestion came from bob dole, the republican minority leader of the senate there was the leader of the opposing party suggesting that the committee vote on lloyd bentsen's confirmation before he even testified to the committee, before he answered a single question. it was certainly novel. no one had ever seen that happen before. and at the same time, none of us in that room were surprised because that's the kind of guy bob dole was in the senate. and because lloyd bentsen had the full respect of everyone in the senate. and most importantly, because that's the way the finance committee was in those days. here is what happened when the votes were counted before lloyd bentsen even began his testimony. >> the chair announces that the vote is unanimous and congratulates the secretary. what do you say we stand and give him a hand. [ applause ] >> if you look closely, that person closest to you on the screen there you can see, senator chuck grassley. applauding lloyd bentsen. orrin hatch was also on the committee then. he voted for lloyd bentsen that day. that's the kind

we begin in the senate press gallery with then republican minority leader bob dole. cliques there is no doubt about it that colossal blunders were some organizational personal changes were needed. i read experts from the report that the president has never ducked this issue. he knows where the buck stops and he is expected -- he has accepted responsibility. i am confident they will take rectify theeps to deal. we continue to look at the report, let's keep three things in mind. evidence that they did anything wrong. he is responsible for what happened and i think he will take that responsibility. the president not break any laws and he did not cover anything up. we can't forget the president initiated this report and appointed the commissioners, the former senator. he is also the appointment of independent counsel and indicated he would welcome an investigation. butn't remember which page, the press does want the truth out. concludedsion itself in the report that the board is convinced of the president does want the full story out. he wants the story out because elsew

like when he was negotiating with gingrich and bob dole at the time of the first government shutdown. they all expected he was going to cave because that kind of had happened earlier. so they thought we can roll this guy. he's not going to shut down government. but he stood up to them. and he stood up to them for very specific things. very specific cuts they wanted to make to medicare. very. very specific cuts they wanted to make to education into environmental programs that he would not tolerate. he argued them under the table he said no. i'm i'm not going to make that cut you could run me down to 5% popularity rating and i'm not going to make that cut. so, it was a knowledge and intelligence that he put often to good use. >> any more questions. >> the book is available at front. please come up and get it signed and please help me in thanking michael for the talk. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> here's a look at authors recently featured on afterwards. our weekly author interview program. alfred university

>> the answer could be clinton elected or bob dole elected.down answer across that was black halloween animal. and you could fill in cat forming the c of clinton or bat forming the first b of bop dole. each of the answers did double duty just like. that it was the first time a cross word ever was schizophrenic like. that first time a cross word ever had two answers. >> the puzzles thrive on short words with plenty of vowels. that's why cross word's favorite cookie is the oreo. the favorite music producer is brian eno and the favorite skater is appall low ono or ma dory. tichlt o. the cross word's future like every part of the paper is a matter after dapting to tdigita age of a world moving faster and attention spans growing shorter. the latest innovation is the mini. one-third the size of a regular puzzle and available only online. >> the thing that excites me about the mini is uncharted territory. >> this 24-year-old is the editor of the mini. >> there are ways to experiment with a diblgital cross word. >> for instance? >> i put in an emoji a

we begin in the senate press gallery with then republican minority leader bob dole. >> there is no doubt about it that colossal blunders were made and some organizational personal changes were needed. i read experts from the report that the president has never ducked this issue. he knows where the buck stops and he is expected -- he has accepted responsibility. most recently in the state of the union address. i am confident they will take necessary steps to rectify the

. >> bob dole proved a better future of america. >> and drive the deficit up.imes to be successful all you have to do is show up. >> allen showed up 14 years before leaving hanity. and then hosted the weeknight talk radio program run by fox and sirius xm. >> i mean, hillary clinton is called everything from a marxist and in terms of her political views, why is it surprising she would take a liberal position, that's what you do in a primary. >> as we told you, . . . same. she caught up with a certain businessman after a week after 9/11. >> the market suffered a little bit. but it is down seven percent. was that the shake out we needed. >> i think so and hope so. >> we say a final good by to the >> we say a final good by to the >> he is a fighter, he is a winner and i promise you he will never stop fighting until yes make america great again. [cheers and applause] >> president trump put in the best cabinet in the history of cabinet. >> we never had a doubt and donald trump never had a doubt that he was going to win. >> all right, it is friday february 24th, the t

. >> bob dole proved a better future of america. >> and drive the deficit up.etimes to be successful all you have to do is show up. >> allen showed up 14 years before leaving hanity. and then hosted the weeknight talk radio program run by fox and sirius xm. >> i mean, hillary clinton is called everything from a marxist and in terms of her political views, why is it surprising she would take a liberal position, that's what you do in a primary. >> as we told you, brenda buckener died. neil cavuto said business journalism will ever be the same. she caught up with a certain businessman after a week after 9/11. >> the market suffered a little bit. but it is down seven percent. was that the shake out we needed. >> i think so and hope so. >> we say a final good by to the members of the fox family. brenda buckener and allen combes. >> martha: breaking tonight tis a new day at cpac. first gathering of the conservative group. we are just minutes away from the speech of the night. vice-president pence. he will make his own personal argument tonight. i am martha mccaul sxu

here that the last time it happened was haley barbour and people were looking to newt gingrich and bob dole back in those days. and people will look to nancy pe low si and chuck schumer not necessarily to the chairman of the dnc. and jamel, i'm fascinated that the mtv guy is leaning towards the establishment. showing you how far the tv has gone. >> you have the wrong impression. it is not leaning towards the establishment, but the democratic party is larger than bernie sanders' wing of the party that has created so much quote, up quote energy a., and there is energy on the other side, too. >> and as somebody who is a close observer of this, ja meal or anybody, and is that more than bernie sanders versus the wing versus the establishment wing or bernie sanders' wing further divided between the bernie sanders' wing and the elizabeth warren wing? >> well, it is an excellent question, and there is certainly that i can do more report on that. >> you can have your show back in a moment, jonathan. >> i have no problem with really good questions, and that is a good one. >> from what i have observed

like when he was negotiating with gingrich and bob dole at the time of the first government shutdown. they all expected he was going to cave. that kind of had happened earlier on an earlier budget. so they thought we can roll this guy. he's not going to shut down the government. but government. but he stood up to them and he stood up to them for very specific things and cuts that they wanted to make to medicare. very specific cuts they wanted to make to education and what they wanted to make to environmental programs that he just would not tolerate. and he argued them under the table he said no, i will not take that cut. you can run me down to 5% popularity rating and i will not make the cut. so it was the knowledge and intelligence that he put often to very good use. any more questions? the book is available at front. please come up front and get the book. join me and thanking michael. [applause] [inaudible] >> -- was looking at we are going to get to this magnificent images. looking at images taken from south america because the sky had to be covered. there is a second observatory b

bush, and bob dole. did i leave anything important out of your bio there? >> i had an interesting moment here, given the perspective we're trying to bring to this. >> safe to say, you know new hampshire politics. you not only call the allegations, what you heard from stephen miller there, baseless, you also called the talk of it, when the talk included of course donald trump talking about it in a meeting with lawmakers, talk of this shameful. please explain. >> well, i think if you're going to make allegations of wrongdoing particularly something like an election that goes to the core of our democracy, you have an obligation to be truthful and forth right and have a factual basis for the allegations you're making. in this case, the comments i saw from mr. miller yesterday are not connected to reality. they did not happen. i think people should start talking about it. that did not happen. people were not bussed in here illegally to vote. that did not happen. >> tom, when you see these claims, though, not just coming out from anybody, coming out from the whit

bob dole did that. >> sometimes he had a good tan. that was alan on launch day here in fox news channel. it wasn't his politics at all but his kind and gentle way that really struck me. he was friendly and unpretentious with everybody. if guy next door that never hurt a flea and had something nice to say to everybody. occasionally even sean hannity. after weeks covering the columbine massacre in colorado, i came back home to new york city and saw him in the hall. he went on and on about how we interacted with the children who had been so traumatized by that horrible event. his concern for the teens was very real. he asked about how they were doing, what they needed psychologically and otherwise and how all of us could help them. over the years we spoke daily here at fox. alan looking up over the trademark glasses to offer a smile and a comment about the news of the day. i saw him frustrated occasionally but never saw him angry orbiter. he wasn't that kind of guy. alan was the happy man about our tv house. he would return to fox radio

former kansas senator bob dole has set many starnghtsdz standards in the way he led his life that we should all aspire to meet, not the least is his unwavering commitment to end hunger. tholes of news this senate today ought to seek to carry on senator dole's legacy and i would encourage my colleagues to join me and others as we work to put the senate hunger caucus together, to enhance its ability to address the issues we face in the real world to fight hunger. i am committed to reengaging in these efforts, and along with my cochairs, senator boozman, casey, durbin and brown, i extend anen vinvation to -- an invitation to each us to join that caucus so we can take a step to fight hunger by engaging in the moral and strategic battle to around the globe. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. durbin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator illinois. mr. durbin: mr. president, let me start by commending my colleague from kansas. it is an honor to join him in this hunger caucus effort. he does it in the tradition of senator bob dole of kansas, who with george mcgovern, two of th

more eloquent about that convention than former senator and former republican presidential nominee bob dole who appeared on the floor at the time. he was no longer senator. he did in committee testify in favor of ratification of the convention, in the convention that was before the senate. and he recalled during his testimony his maiden speech, his very first speech here in the united states senate. this is from senator dole. his fi -- his first speech occurred in 1969. it was the anniversary of the day he was wounded in world war ii. and he delivered his maiden speech on persons with disabilities. it's about the importance of protecting and ensuring the rights of people with disabilities. he, as we know, was disabled in action fighting for our country. and in his testimony to the committee in 2012 on the convention, he said -- and i quote -- "it was an exceptional group i joined during world war ii, which no one joins by personal choice. it is a group that neither respects nor discriminates by age, sex, wealth, education, skin color, religious beliefs, political party, power or prestige. t

general of the state, both of these men are credible against them in a general election particularly, bob dolege w. bush, won by six, and the same in north dakota. also careful a little bit, it depends on the quality of the candidates republicans recruit and the quality of their campaign. in north dakota high camp won in 2012 when mitt romney was carrying the state of north dakota. and good campaigns. and too obstructionist, it is a 1-on-1 battle saying i represent the values of west virginia or north dakota better than the incumbent does. stuart: thank you, see you again soon. let's bring back judge andrew napolitano. judge napolitano: it is relevant to this. of those ten whose names are on the screen ten democrats up for reelection in states trump won handily six have already said they will not support a filibuster against neil gorsuch. the number 2 democrat, dick durbin, they have begun to undermine chuck schumer's leadership to facilitate the easy confirmation of neil gorsuch and think about getting reelected. stuart: they will probably get 60 votes in the senate. judge napolitano: they ne

. >> bob dolan talked me into it last night all of a sudden i am a dole fan, 15% talks rate cut capitale know it -- >> the fact of the matter the economy is doing well ain't broke you don't have to fix it. >> combs was unabashed liberal commentator use sharp sense of humor to hold his own on network close friends with sean hannity enjoyed a good prank. >> that was anti-american panel featuring bill ayers, combs starts right now. >> gotcha. >> combs survived by wife thoughts with his family this morning. from all of us at the fox family. unconstitutional. >>> . maria: welcome back 45 minutes away from the opening bell take a look at markets expecting a sell-off opening of trading down 75 points on dow industrials, one dow component coca-cola the incoming ceo believes company has out grope coke jims quincy said yesterday they need fast track development to become a totally beverage company proposed cutting corporate staff taking over as executive in may coca-cola shares down slightly year over year google self-driving car division claiming former employee stole technology took it to i ube

republican senators like howard baker, hugh scott and bob dole rose above politics during the watergate, iran-contra and whitewater scandals to demand the truth, and i am very hopeful that my republican colleagues on the other side will follow in that grand tradition. i'm very hopeful that the other side wants to get at all the facts, just as our side wants to get at all the facts. mr. president, i disagree with my friends on the other side of the aisle often on a number of issues. often we disagree vociferously, but i have never once doubted their patriotism. this is an issue on which patriotism must prevail over politics, because before we are democrats or republicans, we are americans with respect for rule of law. and i have a hope and a faith that these reports and revelations will not pit the two parties against one another, that they will unite the parties in pursuit of the full truth. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to e