bobby jindal came and we became republican.hose republican policies have moved to louisiana from the bottom to number eight in the usa, a perfect example of republican politics, business-friendly politics creating jobs. compare that to the policies of the democrats in washington, d.c. during the last two years, they put twice many people on social security disability as they have put to work. wice many as on the payroll. that a dead man with no sight could see that is a speeding car heading for a crash. we've got to stop that. the sixth point. gun ownership. a few months ago i was in washington, d.c. i passed by the white house. i didn't stop. i passed by the white house and i saw the secret service people and the weapons they use to protect the people that live at the white house. those weapons that they have are military style, high capacity automatic and semiautomatic weapons, exactly the kinds of weapons that this president wishes to ban and banish from private american ownership. what duplicity. what hypocrisy! his family

governor bobby jindal agreed to send 50 troopers to help through labor day. they're facing a officer manpower shortage. recruit something a priority for the new police chief. >> the visibility will be quickly increased. officers could respond at a faster rate. all those things work together. which affect our crime. >> the last two years the police department has done more social outreach. >> we have programs that provide help for the community. provide help for social and mental health. >> reporter: wayne romaine said he's relieved the police have arrested the three men accused of shooting the members of his family, but he's planning of moving them out of new orleans p, afraid the culture of violence won't change any time soon. >> one of the things that the mayor in new orleans has tried to do or he's trying to do is establish a citizens police source called nola parole. it would consist of civilian, who would basically control the high crime and high pacific areas in the french quarter and that would free up some of the real police officers, the trained poli

just take a look at bobby jindal, governor of louisiana. when the common core -- when he first looked at the common core, when he saw it on paper, he thought it was a good idea. he thought it was what was good for kids, good for kids in louisiana. then the political winds shifted and now bobby jindal has been trying to pull out of the common core. he has done so because he is no longer looking at the best interest of students in the louisiana but himself. we need to keep in mind, there is good policy and i believe the common core is great policy, what is best for kids, but there are also shifting political winds, and there are politicians is a the second point, it great one. there have been developments and just to reiterate, the caller was asking are their movements for apprenticeship programs or helping students get real-world experience while in high school? we have scenes and very innovative practices. been pushed by this administration, vice president joe biden has been very smart in talking about apprenticeship programs. programsl enr

we still have governor bobby jindal with us who did the ice bucket challenge the other day and he nominateds, kate and jack are here, we've got graham and amelia. amelia is off to johns hopkins. >> this is my college wish. >> is this your college wish, amelia? >> sure. >> so mika is here because joe, your nominations are? >> carol king, lyle lovett and mika brzezinski. >> mika, who are yours? >> mine are my brothers mark and ian and bradley cooper. >> these are all really good ones. governor jindal, do you have any final words before they get ice baths? >> i want to thank them for supporting a great cause. i think we should start dunking members of congress every time they say something stupid on your show. >> do you support that? >> that would be niagara falls, are you kidding me? >> we should go into the ice-making business. >> okay. are we ready to do this? okay, give me this. let me take glasses. here we go. on the count of three, are you ready? 1, 2, 3. get 'em, get 'em, get 'em, get 'em! attack! attack! get 'em jack. get 'em. get 'em good. >> oh, my goodness. it's absolute mayhem! and

some comments by bobby jindal from a piece that he put on the fox news website and reprinted at "the weekly standard" critical of the president foreign policy operation. he is criticizing the president's response to the beheading of american journalist james foley either caregroup isis. he explains quote the crux of the matter is the u.s. has a president who is disturbingly naÏve and holds a dangerous utopian view of the world and the dangers therein. the truth is these people only fail if we cause them to fail. it is not inevitable, rights governor jindal, causing him to fail requires them be defeated, destroyed and yes, kill. the focus group would get uncomfortable with those words. in world war ii we did not win the future by building. we wanted by destroying. uncomfortable or not, that is the truth. comments of bobby jindal of louisiana, potential 2016 presidential candidate on the question we're focusing on the option for the president against isis. from austin, texas, nancy is on the phone. good morning. >> caller: my question is this. we are finding isis in syria. mccain even

governor bobby jindal agreed to send troopser to new orleans.y're suffering from a manpower shortage down from 1600 officers down to under 1200. recruit something a top priority for new orleans' police chief. >> we have more vehicles. officers could respond at an extremely faster rate. all those things work together which affect our crime. >> reporter: in the last two years the police department has created an anti-gang task force. there also needs to be more social outreach. >> they have small pockets that are doing very well here, that have great programs, that provide help for the community. that provide help for social and mental health. >> wayne romaine said he's relieved police have now arrested the three men accused of shooting members of his family, but he's planning to move them out of new orleans. afraid the culture of violence here will not change any time soon. >> one of the things mayor of new orleans has a push for is something that he calls patrol that consist of civilian officers. they would nobody uniform and they would not be a

bobby jindal from louisiana. they have great records.ill got rick santorum out there who is building a grassroots campaign. all of these candidates are really great candidates. the best part about it is they have a vision. they are focused the stooron th constitution which excites me. i'm calling for a resolution on the constitution and most of these candidates are to discussion on constitution and the difference between left and progressives and conservatives and then building a vision. all of these candidates are exciting people and what the democrats have to be worried about is bringing up a clinton all these years, after all these years, and having clinton run against former governors, senators. we've got them all. and who knows who is going to emerge. >> sure. let me ask you, you got a lot of favorite sons running in texas or we believe will be running, among them governor perry, senator ted cruz. if it comes down to a primary and you have to pull a lever for ted cruz or rick perry, who will you pull it for? >> me? i'm not going the

bobby jindal announced last week that he'll headline a manhattan fund-raiser for satorino and rick perry scott walker also lending support to his campaign. we're back with jason riley and james freeman. james, how does the head of the republican governors association not support a republican candidate for governor? >> it's weird. you can understand given cuomo has an enormous lead in the polls and huge money advantage, you can understand christie saying i'm not going to drop 10 million into that race. but there's no reason to knock as tore reno especially when you have a talented guy. >> he's the westchester county executive. that's not exactly a republican stronghold. >> right. >> yet he managed to win in 2010. >> twice he's won in a democratic area. twice he's shown he can get minority support, latino spurt, black support, democratic support. anyone who gets to know him will he's a formidable communicator with a strong message. it's way too early to write this guy off. >> how do you explain this christie behavior, jason? >> it's tough. he's almost aggressively indifferent. we don't pay

republican governor bobby jindal calls it the latest effort by big government to strip away state rights and put washington, d.c. in charge of everything. those are math and english benchmarks describing what students should know completing each grade. >>> the hospital in san pac row is expected to shut down as soon as october. it has cut services -- patients are being diverted to other hospitals and that is putting people's lives at risk. >>> santa rosa is moving toward tighter restrictions. it is getting support from the city council. the proposal would also outlaw smoking while waiting in line at movies or at a bank's atm. the city plans to hold a community meeting next month to discuss the stricter laws before puttings the plan to vote. >>> the world health organization is calling for regulations on e-cigarettes. it also says despite how they are marketed, there is evidence that what is released is not just water vapor. the world health organization is is looking to ban indoor smoking of these cigarettes and wants to regulate advertising to prevent the industry of making unproven hea

[laughter] from rising star louisiana bobby jindal to mitch daniel's haunted house apparition impressiono marco rubio's why did i eat the silica gel desiccant i found in my suit pocket? i'm so thirsty! it's clearly marked do not eat. not everyone faces such immediate destruction. virginia governor bob mcdonnell's state of the union rebuttal was well received and well delivered, but don't think that will allow him to escape the curse. [maniacal laughing] >> the former governor of virginia on trial for corruption. >> for influence peddling. extaking $1. 5,000 in gifts for political favors. >> jon: that's right. virginia is for lovers of money. you know cold hard cash can't hold you at night, and blank check can't wipe away your tears. you can't lay a sacagwea coin on a bed of rose pedals and softly -- i'm sorry. i'm working on a romance novel. it's in the subgenre of the paranormal subgenre of the teen romance novel subgenre. the feds say mcdonnell and his wife were showered with gifts from millionaire businessman johnnie williams in exchange for special treatment. that's just one side of

[laughter] from rising star louisiana bobby jindal to mitch daniel's haunted house apparition impressionesiccant i found in my suit pocket? i'm so thirsty! it's clearly marked do not eat. not everyone faces such immediate destruction. virginia governor bob mcdonnell's state of the union rebuttal was well received and well delivered, but don't think that will allow him to escape the curse. [maniacal laughing] >> the former governor of virginia on trial for corruption. >> for influence peddling. extaking $1.

bobby jindal going back to new hampshire, trying to put together a three-day consecutive trip to do publicvent and all-important behind the scenes work with activists as well and rick perry already due to appear in september, he's trying to add another day to his trip. again some more public events and the private meetings trying to line up support, presidential politics never stops. >> you're just trying to get back to new hampshire. >> i love it. why not? any time. that's it for "inside politics" this week. thanks for sharing your sunday. see you soon. "stoochb with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> the president thrusts the u.s. back into the skies over iraq, but for how long? >>> today -- >> this is clearly very, very ineffective to say the least. >> as the third round of bombs falls on isis targets in iraq, we talk exclusively to senator john mccain on the threat to u.s. shores. >>> plus -- >> we can help, we can advise, but we can't do it for them, and the u.s. military cannot do it for them. >> the president's first national security adviser, general jim jones, and khalilzahd wei

in the wake of the indictment of the texas governor's defense, ted cruz, body -- ted cruz, bobby jindaljeb bush, they all came out in strong defense of rick perry yesterday. saturday senator cruz, who previously served as the top lawyer, blasted the prosecution is politically motivated. this morning, more on the obstacle for the redemption onr, as rick perry in iowa tuesday -- he writes that the political redemption tour hit a massive speed bump on friday when he was indicted on two felony counts of abusing the powers of his office. the story is also available online. from madison, maine. stewart is on the phone. the issue is race relations in america today. good morning, stuart. nobody has mentioned jobs. i mean jobs with dignity. i have a job when i was younger raising my family, a shovel job. i put on my boots, i worked, i could go home with a decent paycheck. these kids today don't have that. what i had in my life. if they brought this back, if we got both sides of this government working, instead of bringing it up as race relations and having us go against each other -- it is total

just take a look at bobby jindal, governor of louisiana. when the common core -- when he first looked at the common core, when he saw it on paper, he thought it was a good idea. he thought it was what was good for kids, good for kids in louisiana. then the political winds shifted and now bobby jindal has been trying to pull out of the common core. he has done so because he is no longer looking at the best interest of students in the louisiana but himself. we need to keep in mind, there is good policy and i believe the common core is great policy, what is best for kids, but there are also shifting political winds, and there are politicians out there that are looking out for themselves. as to the second point, it is a great one. there have been developments and just to reiterate, the caller was asking are their movements for apprenticeship programs or helping students get real-world experience while in high school? we have scenes and very innovative practices. this has been pushed by this administration, vice president joe biden has been very

. >> drew challenged governor bobby jindal, bubba watson and >> ellen had been challenged. >> when drew says get wet, you know what you do, get wet. >> get wet. >> blake shelton -- >> then blake also took the challenge. >> let's see what went down there. >> hey, everybody. i'm blake shelton. >> hey, guys, carson daly here. we've both been challenged the ice bucket challenge for great cause for als. who were you challenged by? >> freakin' hoda. >> hoda. >> never hated two people more in my whole life. >> this one's for you. >> oh! >> that was great. >> all right. >> i thought we had a deal. >> had a deal. >> do it quick. >> who will you calling out? >> okay. >> cold, right? >> i hate you. i still love you, hoda. still love you, hoda, still love you hoda, still love you hoda, still love you hoda. >> all day long. >> who did he challenge. >> pharrell. >> oh. >> gwen stefani and adam levine who happened to walk over at the time and adam got dumped on. watch what he did. >> oh, lord. >> please. >> are you ready for this? >> wa wa. >> great cause. one, two, three. >> wow. >> freezing. >> way

bobby jindal got iced yesterday and look who he nominated. >> i want to thank drew brees for challenginge to take the als ice bucket challenge. i'm happy to accept in honor of team gleason. i'll also be making a donation to the als foundation. i want to challenge coach les miles, willie robertson and joe scarborough. you've got 24 hours. >> joe got the challenge. i really appreciate the gatorade bucket, too. since the challenge went viral, the als association says it raised almost $5.7 million, thomas, from more than 100,000 new donors. that's way up from the same time last year. and i know what we're all wondering here, did joe accept the challenge? and i think we're just going to have to wait and see what happens on "morning joe." >> i think we are going to have to wait and see, but i just want to say that i brought up my inflatable kiddie pool from my office -- >> you just have that in your apartment? >> i have it down there, you know, because i like to lay in that after the show and soak my feet. so, we'll see what happens. louis, thank you, sir. >>> coming up next on "way too early,

bobby jindal for governor of louisiana, paul ryan, governor christie, christie is actually pretty good on most of these points. he's very good on the life issue, pretty good on the life issue, and also christie has with ted cruz and rand paul have which was the be not afraid attitude. they don't care what the media says about them and that's really, really important because no matter what they say they are never going to vote for you. they want us to nominate jeb bush or another john mccain or charlie crist or something like that. he has most of these people have been as well. but the media tries to pick out the moderate republicans that they tell us to nominate that they think that they could beat. but i think that someone like marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz the ticket with two of the three in 2016 with the hillary clinton. >> next question. >> down in the front packs. i'm maria from new hampshire so i will ask about the marriage issue and what would you say is a good argument to defend marriage more towards the standpoint where they say that it should just be something not decided

. >>> bobby jindal suing over the implementation of common core standards. they claim federal grant money was manipulated to force states to adopt uniform standards and testing. he accuses the white house of sending them down a path of national curriculum. >> protesters demanding action in the wake of the michael brown shooting. they are planning to deliver a petition with 900,000 signatures urging justice for michael brown. investigate all fired police officers involved in the shooting. police are scaling back their presence in ferguson following several nights of calm there. state and county police will now have a reduced role. >>> happening in new jersey, a father's desperate search for his son missing in israel. could hamas have play add role in his disappearance? we are live with the latest ahead. if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling aroun

. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal plans to sue the federal government over common core education standards. those are math and english benchmarks describing what students should kw after completing each grade. the federal lawsuit accuses the obama administration of illegally using federal grant money to force states to adopt those standards. jindal says the move violates the constitution because the feds would be meddling in stated indication policy. >>> right now an important message as your kids head back to school. teens and distracted driving do not mix. in a new report from the governor's highwa safety administration, list at i is keeping your teen's eyes off the road. aaron gi aar aar gilchrist has what officials this our area are doing to protect young drivers. >> 44 states including our area have banned texting and driving. that's especially important now as kids go back to school. in d.c. and in maryland, you can't even talk on a handheld device. virginia takes it a step further targeting teens. if you're younger than 18, you can only have per in the car who is not a rel

bobby jindal came and we became republican. those republican policies have moved to louisiana from the bottom to number eight in the usa, a perfect example of republican politics, business-friendly politics creating jobs. [applause] the last two years they've put twice as many peel on social security disability as they have to work. twice as many on the dole as on payroll. a dead man with no sight could see that that's a speeding car heading for a crash. we've got to stop that. sixth point, gun ownership, was inonths ago e washington d.c. and i passed by saw thee house, and i secret service people and the weapons that they used to intect the people who live the white house. those weapons that they have are style high capacity automatic and semi-automatic weapons, exactly the kinds of weapons that this president froms to ban and banish private american ownership. placity -- duplicity, when hypocrisy. no more important his daughters do not deseven more safety and security than your daughters. are good enough to protect the people

. >>> louisiana governor, bobby jindal suing the obama administration over standards. federal grant money and regulations were manipulated to force states to adopt the uniform education standards in testing. the republican governor accuses the govern of sending it down a path of curriculum in violation of the state sovereignty clause. >>> protesters demanding action. they are taking their case to the white house planning to deliver a petition with 900,000 signatures urging justice for michael brown. they will investigate, prosecute and fire all officers involved in the shooting of the unarmed teenager. police are scaling back following several nights of relative calm. state and county police will now have a reduced role. >>> happening right now. a new jersey father's desperate search for his son missing in israel. this is a fascinating story. we are live with the latest, ahead. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] becau

. >> you know, a perfect example of the right's war on women is governor bobby jindal's assault on abortion louisiana. krystal, an anti-abortion law signed in june is scheduled to take effect on september 1. it would shift three of the state's five abortion clinics due to lack of admitting privileges for doctors. we have seen this rerepeated in five other states already. >> that's right. >> if republicans want to appeal to women voters maybe they should stop atacting women's reproductive rights around the country. >> that's a good place to start. it's not like we haven't seen the script before, as you are pointing out. most notably perhaps in virginia. you had a massive attack on women's rights. there was a huge voter backlash so even the republicans had to say they went too far and backed down. look, voters are mixed on the very difficult issue of abortion. that's the reality. the other reality is when you are the party that's leading with abortion. when you are making that a priority and you can see they are making it a priority with the massive number of laws like the one in louisiana th

. >> reporter: louisiana governor bobby jindal said they promised to keep state governments in the loopgave no warning. >> in my state the obama administration sent over 1,000 children without telling us, without telling social services or schools. >> the number of apprehensions are down from july and lower than august of last year. apprehensions in july were half of what they were in june. >> reporter: congressman less march smith wrote this letter asking mr. obama to discourage any future border surges and to reinforce existing law but he doesn't sound confident. >> i really think that 95% of these illegal minors are in the country to stay. the administration is not serious about sending them back the home their families they left behind and they will be enrolled in our schools and that's an additional strain on the resource there's. >> reporter: it was warn today about a fraud loophole immigration officials not severe figure documentation as part of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. their concern is applicants gaming the system. >> thank you. the dow gained 19 today

governor bobby jindal, sent national guard in.ruiting is a top priority for nonls new police chief. >> you have more vehicles so the disability factor would be greatly increased, sphrers offis respond at an extremely fast rate which affects our rate. >> beefed up its homicide unit. community activist john roberts says there needs to be more social outreach. >> they have small pockets that are doing well here that have great programs that provide help for the community, that provide social and mental health. >> wayne roberts says he's relieved that the police have arrested people accused of shooting the members of his family. but culture of violence won't change soon. mayor michigan landrieu wants areas in this like the french quarter to free up the real police officers to do the more serious work and investigate some of these violence crimes. how that will be paid for is still up in the air. but the mayor is hoping that a hotel-motel tourism tax will help pay for some of it. john. >> thank you, coming up next airline passengers fi

. >> reporter: louisiana governor bobby jindal says cabinet secretaries promised to keep state governments in the loop but gave no warning. >> in my state the obama administration sent over a thousand children without telling us, without telling the schools. >> reporter: yet president obama says things are trending in the right direction. >> the number of apprehensions this august are down from july, and they're actually lower than they were august of last year. apprehensions in july were half of what they were in june. >> reporter: congressman lamar smith wrote this letter signed by 24 texas republicans asking mr. obama to discourage any future border surges and to reip force existing law, but he doesn't sound confident. >> i really think that 95% of these illegal minors are in the country to stay. the administration is not serious about sending them back home to their families they left behind. they're going to be end rolled in our schools. that's for certainty, and that's going to be an additional strain on the resources there. >> reporter: house judiciary chair bob goodlatte warned tod

so the republicans like jeb bush and bobby jindal had just formed a group that they call the new republicansnd i'm not sure where they got it, it could be from the new democrats. but it's important because they need a power center to take on the extremist of the tea party so that the candidates are not out there alone when they tried to do it and i think of this group may try to do that. they really need to do develop these ideas that will build it and they can't just be run against obamacare. and third they need to forget about party unity and unity is overrated. the problems in both the parties is if you unify the space you don't have a broad enough appeal to the white house. you have to expand it. we learned that in the 1980s dealing with the left and if you want to know what unity brings to republicans today, think about the government shutdown. because when you have a group that is outside the mainstream, whether it on the left or the right and you try to have unity and peace with them, they usually pull you out at the mainstream. and finally today i think that the republicans just need

. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal will file a federal lawsuit against the obama administration.using grant money to force states to adopt the common core education standards. the governor calls it the latest effort by big government to strip away state rights and puts washington, d.c. in control of everything. u.s. department of education has used the $4.3 billion grant program to encolonel states to develop the common core. >>> as if heading to work on monday morning wasn't tough enough. this is what the highway in fairfax county looked like after a bad lane striping job. that is an under statement. that is pretty bad. the mishap occurred after crews laid down temporary tape and then the tape peeled up and jumbled up the lanes. after the monday morning commute a contractor was brought in to straighten everything out. literally. [ laughter ] oh gosh. >> they would have never have done that if they knew sal was watching. >> sal would have caught it before drivers headed out there. >> you guys are giving me too much credit here, but you know what, i will take it >>> good morning,

louisiana republican governor bobby jindal is suing over common core standards. the government has hijacked and destroyed the initiative and is trying to take over education, he says. jindal originally supported those standards when the board adopted them in 2010. education secretary arne duncan says the potential presidential candidate switch is all about politics. >>> will he or won't he? will president obama bomb isis terrorists inside syria? we'll talk about the back and forth with the panel after a quick break. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. . >>> rooting out a cancer like isis won't be easy or quick. >> there's been no decision to conduct strikes inside syria against isil targets.

so just take a look at bobby jindal, governor of louisiana.hen the common core was -- when he first took a look at the common core, when he saw it on paper, he thought it was a good idea, right? he thought that it was what was good for kids, what was good for kids in louisiana. but then the political winds shifted, and now bobby gin has been trying -- bobby jindal has been trying to pull out of the common core, and he's done so because i think he's no longer looking out for the best interests of students of louisiana, he's looking out for himself. we need to keep in mind there's good policy, and i believe that the common core is great policy, it's what's best for kids, but there's shifting political winds, and there are politicians out there who, i think, are looking at what's best for themselves. as to the caller's second point, i think it's a great one, and there have been developments to, just to reiterate, the caller was asking, you know, are there movements to develop apprenticeship programs or help students really get kind of real world

governor bobby jindal of louisiana is suing the obama administration over implementation of the common core education program. in a statement governor jindal says common core is the latest by big government disciples to strip away states rights and put washington, d.c. in control of everything. jindal also has his own score board which i wants backed enthusiastically. could be politics at work here. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." gop strategy to take back the senate in 2014 is clear now. turn your democratic opponent, whoever he or she is, into president obama. republican senate chalers and incumbents alike are running to be the unobama this year. will it work in mitch mcconnell said in martin's upcoming piece, quote, my favorite year is 1994. took a cardboard cutout of bill clinton on to the stage and defied the democrat to have their make tour take went with it. mcconnell saw his tv ad with an opponent and he lost that fall. secretary of state grimes is turned into a caricature of the current democratic president, barack obama. >> by my standard barack obama has

bobby jindal filed the suit.accuses the administration of illegally trying to force states to use common core to get federal grants. the program is designed to show what kids should know after each grade. >>> i try to convinced them to use the breaking news banner but they refused this breaking news to pass along to you. angelina jolie and brad pit have tied the knot according to a representative for jolie. the couple got married in a small, private ceremony on saturday in france. jolie and pitt have been dating nine years and he announced their engagement in 2012. hallelujah they're married today, brian seltzer. >> it happened on saturday and kept it a secret until thursday. how impressive is that. >> i think this is the moment that the news climate shifts. it's been a really depressing summer, lot of bad news. maybe this is the story that's going to start to bring us some happy news. >> you're such an idealist. >> all right. >> but i'm happy they got married and all the ru mores they were going to break up. >>

. >> reporter: louisiana governor bobby jindal said they promised to keep them in the loop. >> in mytate the obama administration sent over a thousand children without telling us, without telling social services, without telling the schools. >> reporter: yesterday president obama said the numbers are trending in the right direction. >> the number of apprehensions in august are down from july and are actually lower than they were august of last year. apprehensions in july were half of what they were in june. >> reporter: congressman lamar smith wrote this letter signed by 24 texas republicans asking mr. obama to discourage any future border surges and to reinforce existing law but he doesn't sound confident. >> i really think 95% of these illegal minors are in the country to stay. the administration is not serious about sending them back home to their families they left behind. they're going to be enrolled in our schools, that's a certainty, and that's going to be an additional strain on the resources there. >> reporter: house judiciary chair bob good lat and chuck grassley warned fri

. >> it shouldn't come as a surprise louisiana governor bobby jindal made an appearance at the iowa state fair this year. he insists he won't make a decision about running or not until after november, but -- if you were to make that decision, would there be a path to white house that would not involve iowa? >> no. iowa has always been for a good long time and it's a great traditi tradition. the folks here take our responsibility very seriously. >> candidates who ignore iowa and iowans do so at their own peril. this state of just 3 million people punches above their political weight. >> iowa is a place the process starting. in history candidates have tried to skip iowa. look at rudy guiliani. he's not going to do that in iowa and might be too moderate for the republicans here and start in florida. by the time the race got to florida, it was too late and over. >> iowans don't always pick the eventual nominee. iowa republicans largely influenced by vander platts endorsement picked huckabee in 2008 and rick santorum in 2012. >> you got to try it. >> i'll one here. >> filmmaker a.j.schneck dir

offer him any financial support, even though other prominent republicans, including rick perry and bobby jindalave. andrew cuomo might be loving all of this, but i think it is safe to say that rob astorino is not, especially when former new york governor george pataki says the republican challenger has a very legitimate shot. mr. astorino joins us right now. >> what do you think about the fact that you -- you can't progress when the money just doesn't arrive? arrive. >> hey, how are you? the governor was correct when he said we have a chance of winning this it race. we have a governor in new york who is under federal investigation by the u.s. attorney. in which he established. and the attorney general deputized the members of that panel to do independent investigations, subpoena power, et cetera. when the bread crumbs on the investigations were going into the november nor's office and towards him and his staff and friends and allies, the governor shut this thing down. he's under a dark cloud right now. he refuses to speak or debate. whether or not he's doing that because he's embarrassed, of ha

meanwhile louisiana republican governor and potential 2016 contender, bobby jindal, took a trip to the border. he had harsh words for president obama but praised rick perry's decision to send national guard troops to the border. >> i want to commend governor perry to sending the forces to the border. it's making a great impact. the president needs to stop blaming people. the first step and the most important step. let's secure the border. >> joining me now florida republican congressman john micah. >> good to be with you. >> as we await president obama's possible executive actions on this issue of immigration congress not giving him too much to work with before you went on break. speaker boehner called on him to act. so what should we be doing? >> well, right now you have a stand off at the border, and it really is the result of failed obama administration policy. first, the president took a 2008 law designed to give refuge to children in certain countries that were being abused and trafficked, and then passed an administrative law through the department of justice not to prosecute. an

bobby jindal who people haven't been talking much about.nk there are a lot of folks out there that folks are going to start hearing from after the midterm elections. >> james, imagine you walked out and you hit your head and you woke up and you became a republican. >> i would have to hit more than my head. >> your head is big enough, you could hit anything with it. who would you work for? who would you put your money on in the field? >> what's happened is that a lot of people that look promising have faded if you will. romney would be a classic republican nominee. they always tend to go with old experienced white guy and he is the old experienced white guy right now. >> speaking from an old experienced white guy. >> since 1944, we have always been able to predict a republican nominee. maybe 64 was an example -- an exception, but that was it and the poll in iowa, let me point out, was 170 republican caucus goers, i don't know where we get that that says something about barack obama, everything, guess, has something to do with barack obama he

i want to say thanks to people like rick scott and jeb bush and bobby jindal and ted cruz who have very publicly stated that they, too, think this is way outside the realm of any type of thoughtful look at the laws in the state of texas. >> you mentioned the david axelrod tweet. he said the indictment seems to him, quote, pretty sketchy. you do have support from an unlikely source. something you and mr. axelrod probably don't agree on is the issue of immigration. you have been very vocal about what's going on in texas and have called the administration to task. they say the number coming across the border illegally has dropped significantly. to what do you attribute that? do you give the administration any credit for the numbers going down? >> here's what i know is happening. almost six weeks ago, we surged into that area of operation with our texas ranger recon teams, our parks and wildlife. we brought real attention to the issue. we're sending messages back to central america that you should not send your children here. they're not going to be able to walk across the border. we talked