. >> mike, where does this put carl rove? back front and center? is great, for, you know, the bush's named him the turd blossom and now he's back with the bush family, it's life as usual for carl rove. it's not just about tieing up the money for republican candidates but for hillary clinton. she's working wall street mighty hard and last thing bush wants is to see all that money jumping behind hillary. he's saying guys i'm here too. >> you think there's a lot of cross over. >> tremendous amount. >> on wall street. >> tremendous amount. there's almost not a difference between the parties when it comes to ideology on wall street. >> does the bush name force hillary to -- on wall street go i think she has to. >> do you think jeb bush could beat hillary clinton. >> i do. >> i do not, ed. >> you have the bush dynasty. the clinton dynasty. bush has coverage right now. he moves into the arena. he's not worried about this idea of the criticism being the clinton dynasty. i know how effective he is. >> does he win florida? >> yes. >> do you agree. >> i don't

. >>> time for "look who is talking" carl rove says democratic leaders including the president have created a dangerous narrative in this country. >> the president ought to come out and say something that will help heal the country to more importantly help affirm the president of the united states has confidence in america's law enforcement not that it is infected with racism. the president, the attorney general holder and mayor of new york created a narrative that i think is very unhelpful in the country. racism effects many of the people in the 18,000 business departments in the country. african americans are systematically targeted by cops because of bigotry. the most important problem facing inner city african cops. i think the president has added to that naifr, created that narrative, strengthened that narrative. >> a man shot at bin laden is under investigation for leaking secretes. former navy seal roberto kneel may have leaked information after giving interviews including one here in his role of the killing of bin laden. here is o'neil describing the moment he shot osama bin laden.

carl rove says the cia techniques if question helped keep the american people safe. >> we aren't going to convince the hard lived but we need to remind the american people those not part of the hard lift these techniques worked for a dark moment in our country to keep our country safe. president bush who not have said what he said on this country he was not personal experience we know publically about how one example about how the techniques helped us kill osama bin laden. >> the cia report considering the potential backlash is it worth releasing it? log on to the "fox & friends first" facebook page after the show of a live debate. it's #keep talking. >> the ntsb searching for crews where a small plane crashed into a home exploding into a massive fireball. >> all three people on board were killed as well as a mother and two young sons living inside the home outside of washington, d.c. they died from smoke inhalation. the ntsb says it is too early to blame a bird strike. >> the massive fire that devastated the entire block of downtown los angeles may be the work of arsonists. the fire s

carl rove had no problem leading that charge last night. >> it kept america safe at a time when our country at great risk. just take one example, you had senator graham who said what happened was we kept them long term and we began to talk to us, only when we broke their spirit, it was these techniques where they began to corporate. in 2001 lead us to ksm. >> the senate report directly contradicts his statement. >> fox news had no problem questioning if the report was even truthful. >> the players who are the ones responsible for this program were not -- not any of them -- interviewed by the committee. this is based entirely on documents acquired by the committee. they say, they are fond of saying, diane fienstein and oranges are fond of saying we couldn't interview those people because they were under the department of investigation. that was two years ago they could have interviewed the players in the last two years. and mark said to me, look, why don't we cry when rolling stone did it, that is a report that comes out without ever consulting the people who are accused. >> i don't think it

debate between sheldon whitehouse, a senator from rhode island who was involved in the report, and carl rove. and i think a fascinating interview with jose rodriguez. he was the man who actually came up with the interrogation program in 2002 after they caught abu zabada. we'll talk to him and see if it was torture. they say they thought he was in the room during interrogation. we'll ask him what he said and whether he objects. >> chris, great to see you this morning. >> bye, guys. >>> coming up from terrorists and mass killings taking the middle east over. it's pretty awful. just don't insult the terrorists. the new rules some soldiers have to follow. >>> and do you love playing with the green army men toys from back in the day? now they will ruin your kids' lives. and that's not all. we'll talk about it, coming up. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib)

rove? >> right? he's just different from carl. carl is more of a political strategist.eff is a guy who gets things done and who has put the right people in front of the governor. i would not so much call him the strategist, but he's the guy who is directing traffic and deserves a lot of credit for helping him thus far. >> tell me real quick who do you think is the most formidable potential candidate other than governor perry and how much of a problem is ted cruz in terms of donors if ted cruz does run? >> what is obvious is the republicans have a strong bench. if you look at states like wisconsin, where scott walker is from, they are having great success -- rick snyder in michigan, having great success mike 10's in indiana is a guy people talk about who could be a formidable candidate. jeb bush, obviously, chris christie -- we have a strong bench. rand paul is a very serious contender, mike huckabee would be an attractive candidate. we have a really strong team and the democrats have gotten behind a candidate -- barack obama has demonstrated is overrated and flustered o

. >> and talking about it is karl rove and a fox news contributor, carl, i have said it before, if good policy is good politics, the president could have announced the changes to it the immigration law before the election. some republicans say it is because he is trying to goad them to overreacting. your thoughts? >> he failed to make the announcement before the election because he was concerned about criticism. you had vulforable democrats and it locks like a power grab and i will lose and the concern inside of the white house, expectations among the latino immigration advocates, it is it a much bigger package than it turned out to be. yes, i do think now, his language in particular. we announced it from the white house. he tried to goad the republicans by raising the specter of the government shutdown over this. it shoes that this is colored heavily by politics. >> and his critics say he's acting like a monarch and an emperror here. they are trying to push the limits of executive authority. >> and the president has a right to use executive orders to do things. but there has to bestatu

. >> karl rove, good to see you today, carl. >> thank you, shannon. >> we have been told jose rodriguezs on with sean hanity, and he talked about the fact that there were 40 briefings that he anyhow of in 2002 and top leaders, democrats and republicans and said they were fully informed and what do you know about that time period? how forth coming the cia was being? >> the cia was forth coming. either one of two things happen. they were forth coming to president bush and the administration, or it wasn't. if it wasn't, that means that george tenet and porter gosz and mike hayden. three men of great distinction and gosz, a member of congress and hayden a decorated military official lied to the president of the united states and congress. and that is implausible. this report includes suggestions that the president of the united states was not briefed by the cian and he himself said it is not true and holds the suggestion that congress was not briefed. but there were 30 briefings in the time the bush administration was in office and it is incredible the intimations of the report that do not