my elementary years were hopping from school to school and one of the reasons i like what bobby governor bobby governor general said is giving the resources to the child and letting the resources follow the child is so important because if you are like me and growing up you can find the right school if the kid keeps moving so allows a key to be very important that because but because of the challenging beginning when i was a freshman in high school and i was funding out, i was not doing very well. i failed world geography. i might be the first to fail civics. >> i might not be by myself afterwards. i also failed spanish and english. [laughter] you can't even believe i'm on the panel, right clicks when you have spanish and english they don't call you bilingual but that experience growing up help to instruct me and inform me about the power of education. that is truly the power of freedom and a soda as a legislator i'm dedicating the vast majority of my opportunity to setting the captives free, to make sure that every child everywhere has a chance to succeed and for me it was easy to come to the

i guess this morning's louisiana governor bobby louisiana governor bobby gentle, been our guest twice before. glad you agreed to come back got off to a fast start in life, graduated from brown university at age 20 and then studied at oxford as a rhodes scholar having turned down acceptances to harvard medical school and year law. i guess became head of louisiana is 13,000 employee department health and hospitals and at 27 he became executive director of the national bipartisan commission on the future of medicare and then came at two-year tour as president of the university of louisiana system which led to president bush nominating him at age 30 as assistant secretary of health and human services. next he ran and lost the race for governor in 2,003 but in 2,004 was elected to the house. he was elected governor of louisiana in 2,007. at 36, the youngest the youngest in the nation at that time and was reelected with 66 percent of the vote in 2,013. the parents of three young children. thus ended the biographical portion of the program. as always we, we are on the record. no live bloggin

bobby jindal the louisiana governor who's making a run for president for 2016 and is being taken seriously in some quarters, bobby jindal goes abroad and gives a speech about these hysterical conspiracy theories that muslims have taken over huge swaths of europe and christians aren't allowed in whole portions of europe anymore. it's nonsense, right? it was not that long ago that republican president conservative hero george w. bush was talking with some uncharacteristic eloquence about how we are not at war with islam and how the muslim faith is based on peace and love and compassion. but now republican party television for one has declared that actually what we have got here is a holy war. a holy war. and actually that's the way we should think of it. a war between religions. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the holy war begins. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. >> screw it. it is a holy war. that's this week on republican party television. isis wants everybody to believe that there's a holy war in the world and they are one side and the west is the other side. t

governors were here bobby jindal was one of them. had when he was asked about the controversy he said the mayor should have used different words. and saying at one point, bobby jindal said the president has disqualified himself as commander-in-chief by a, not calling out islamic terror and b taking ground troops off the table to fight the threat. so what you see there are some republicans like bobby jindal saying rather than making this personal about the president they want to make it about policy. >> you know, what is interesting to me and maybe i can get your perspective on it, it seems to open up old wounds on president obama's associations such as reverend wright, saying he was family for 20 years to me. or father flager which i don't think is something they want. and it dovetails into the fact he can't say radical islam. and this potentially for iran could be the worst deal for our closest ally in that region. netanyahu. >> sure, i mean, sean the goal post on that iranian deal as you know it continues to move. at first they were not going to have centrifuges, or some, and then none, and it looks as though the president may be so eager to get the deal t

bobby jindal who is going far to the right. these governors have an argument to make to say, i am just as conservative as ted cruz. this is what jindal is doing. certainly, bobby jindal's record has been critique and a lot lately. you are an executive. you have made calls. you've actually implemented policies. anybody able to see them play out. that is an age-old argument on behalf of governors. i think it will be a strong one. i don't necessarily think it will win anyone the nomination. it will certainly be a big part of what they tell voters they should be voting on. host: one more call. doug from california. caller: i think this president was elected -- i am caucasian, i think a lot of people thought there would be improvements in race relations. i think he has used race for political advantage. i do not think that is right. that's all i have to say. guest: i look forward very much to the books that will be written on this topic over the coming years. i really do. i think it is a complex, touchy sensitive issue. i'm as disheartened as anybody at the fact that race relations -- demonstrated by the events in ferguson and new york -- advertise them very negati

bobbi kristina is the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown. police are trying to determine how she ended face down in a bathtub. >>> jeb bush opening up his e-mail records. the former florida governor and frankly already candidate is releasing e-mails along with the chapter of his e-book. he is expected to release e-mails as florida's chief executive. this was done as he really stepped in the presidential process. he says he is exploring the process of running right now, but doing everything he can to run, including raising a lot of money. >>> all right. chris christie going to iowa. this is his 13th trip to iowa as new jersey governor. he too, testing the waters for a possible presidential run. he spoke at the republican fund-raiser monday night. in a poll christie tied for eighth among republican contenders. >>> marco rubio is sending a message he is serious about a white house bid. he hired a campaign aide. rubio has hired a finance director and raising money as well. 20 minutes after the hour. >>> isis releasing a chilling new video of british hostage john cantile. we are live in iraq where the war on isis is intensifying. >>> as soon as today, president obama could ask congres

"time magazine" posted statements by louisiana governor bobby g g jindal saying that quote the merits comments were true. this is from bobbyindal. "gentle, likely gop presidential candidate, said if you're looking for condemning the merit, look elsewhere. jeb bush, scott walker, rand paul, ted cruz, mike huckabee rick santorum, ben carson, they need to start leading pure go your thoughts, -- dallas, texas. randy. you're next. caller: i think giuliani is getting obama's constructive criticism and getting it misconstrued with a lack of love for america. sometimes he is rebuilding us rebuilding us as a country, like he said he would. sometimes we have to look at the ugly parts of us to get better. host: from massachusetts, michael on the republican line. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. please do not hang up on me until after finish what had to say. i think when you talk about president obama and his love for the country, i agree with giuliani. there is a law that says you have to be born in the united states be president. the spirit of the law is that someone who is born in the united states, brought up in the unite

governor bobby jindal. he was in town last night. this is not just about immigration. it's about every issue. bobbyys why did we elect the republicans if they're just going to compromise. >> my message to the republican leaders, republican party, elected officials is first, do what you promised us you were going do do when you asked us to vote for you. secly, don't become just cheaper democrats, we don't need democrat lite. quite frankly -- if the whole point of this election was simply to get john boehner and mitch mcconnell nicer offices, let's give them back. i mean what is the point of having a republican party if it's only going to become a second liberal party in washington, d.c. >> so some of the potential candidates for president, are trying to push congress more to the right. you have a jeb bush who in his speech to the detroit economic club said why are we fighting over immigration, this should be easy to deal with. easy for him to say. >> well one thing bobby jindal is talking about here is the republican proposals to for an obamacare alternative. he's saying that they might raise taxes.

bobby jindal who is going far to the right. these governors have an argument to make to say, i am just as conservative as ted cruz. this is what jindal is doing. certainly, bobbydal's record has been critique and a lot lately. you are an executive. you have made calls. you've actually implemented policies. anybody able to see them play out. that is an age-old argument on behalf of governors. i think it will be a strong one. i don't necessarily think it will win anyone the nomination. it will certainly be a big part of what they tell voters they should be voting on. host: one more call. doug from california. caller: i think this president was elected -- i am caucasian, i think a lot of people thought there would be improvements in race relations. i think he has used race for political advantage. i do not think that is right. that's all i have to say. guest: i look forward very much to the books that will be written on this topic over the coming years. i really do. i think it is a complex, touchy sensitive issue. i'm as disheartened as anybody at the fact that race relations -- demonstrated by the events in ferguson and new york -- advertise them very negative.