special thanks to katherine and charles cook and jimmy fayla.nd i'll see you next time. >> ♪ and pick out your whip so you can nae-nae ♪ ♪ pick out your whip so you can nae-nae ♪ ♪ do a little stank leg, throw a little stanky leg ♪ ♪ do the broken leg ♪ do a stanky leg ♪ pick out your whip felt like it was my best history class. >>> republican presidential candidates say it's their way or no way when it comes to future debates. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. several republican presidential candidates are pretty mad and they're not going to take it anymore. ben carson's campaign manager says the candidates might boycott coming debates if they do not get the changes they want. but not every candidate is all in on the new demands. chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us what's on the agenda. >> a two and a half page

national review writer charles cook. and co-host of "fox and friends" . >> are you an author? >> and next to me former cia operative, mike baker. let's start the show. president obama is defending his isis straited gee -- strategy despite the horrifying attacks in paris. he said he would intensity targeted airstrikes and assistance to local forces, but ruled out further escalation in the middle east. >> we have the right strategy and we will see it through. what i do not do is to take actions either because it is going to work politically or it is going to somehow in the abstract make america look tough. >> obama said large number of american troops could enter mosul and ramadi and clear out isis temporarily, but it would, quote, be a rep petition of what we have seen before. i think he is referring to the iraq invasion. also he said ground troops would set a bad precedent. >> let's assume we were to send 50,000 troops into syria. what happens when there is a terrorist attack generated from yemen? do we then send more troops into there or libya perhaps? >> when we run the tape

. >> instead of -- you know, charles cooke had a great article where he says, let's shut down for the 12 -- >> stand by. stand by. my apologies. >>> breaking tonight, a live look at paris where authorities are on the hunt for possible accomplices after paris suffers its worst terror attack ever. six different attacks across the city tonight. in the meantime here at home, police and the feds are on alert deploying additional resources saying there are no credible threats to america at this time but that americans must remain vigilant. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the terrorists sought out soft tar ges, slaughtering innocent civilian, at a restaurant, launching attacks near the

. >> instead of -- you know charles cooke had a great article where he says, let's shut down for the 12 -- >> stand by. stand by. my apologies. >>> breaking tonight, a live look at paris where authorities are on the hunt for possible accomplices after paris suffers its worst terror attack ever. six different attacks across the city tonight. in the meantime here at home police and the feds are on alert deploying additional resources saying there are no credible threats to america at this time but that americans must remain vigilant. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the terrorists sought out soft tar ges, slaughtering innocent civilian at a restaurant

charles cooke had a great article where he says, let's shut down for the 12 -- >> stand by. stand by. my apologies. >>> breaking tonight, a live look at paris where authorities are on the hunt for possible accomplices after paris suffers its worst terror attack ever. six different attacks across the city tonight. in the meantime here at home, police and the feds are on alert deploying additional resources saying there are no credible threats to america at this time but that americans must remain vigilant. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the terrorists sought out soft tar ges, slaughtering innocent civilian, at a restaurant, launching attacks near the stadium in france. and then saving the worse for a packed concert hall where an american band happened to be playing. there they took hostages and shot people one by one. for hours those being held at gunpoint sent messages to their friends and loved ones begging for help. finally it came. but it was too late for minside. as police closed in, we understand the attackers blew themselves up, killing four more people. a

. >> instead of -- you know, charles cooke had a great article where he says, let's shut down for the 12 -- >> stand by. stand by. my apologies. >>> breaking tonight, a live look at paris where authorities are on the hunt for possible accomplices after paris suffers its worst terror attack ever. six different attacks across the city tonight. in the meantime here at home, police and the feds are on alert deploying additional resources saying there are no credible threats to america at this time but that americans must remain vigilant. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. the terrorists sought out soft tar ges, slaughtering innocent civilian, at a restaurant, launching attacks near the stadium in france. and then saving the worse for a packed concert hall where an american band happened to be playing. there they took hostages and shot people one by one. for hours those being held at gunpoint sent messages to their friends and loved ones begging for help. finally it came. but it was too late for many of those inside. as police closed in, we understand the attackers blew themselves

once others in the wake of elvis broke through then all of a sudden ray charles, sam cook, little richard, chuck berry became not r&b stars. they became pop stars and became the foundation for the music as sam felt they should be. >> you did a wonderful job with it. >> thanks. he said ferret out the b.s. there is too much of that around. >> thanks very much for joining us. >>> up next, you can't tell by looking but alice is 150 years old. we celebrate the anniversary of alice in wonderland. a look back at the classic fantasy that has never been out of print. you are watching "cbs this morning saturday." about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda ... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes

francine: -- manus: charles, thank you very much. cook shares in thomas we were looking at those before. the second-largest tour operator. the company swings into profit despite geopolitics. caroline hyde is here. manus: stock is up 10%. they made a profit for the first time in how many years? caroline: five years. let me remind you of the doldrums this company was in. managedgreen, who banking salvation for this company, they managed to extend their credit and cut costs and bring this company back into the black. companies are still facing headwinds. they are talking within the statement about disruptions to some of the key areas they travel to. egypt being one of them. sharm el sheikh airport. ba and easyjet say they are not going to service sharm el sheikh. in january, there was a russian passenger jet that was downed. thomas cook took a hit. also, they are not able to use tunisia anymore. we've seen terrorism threats escalating in that country. the headwinds are plenty. overall, this company is managing to see a real pickup in the u.k

and -- >> you ended up cooking even for charles de gaulle. >> yeah. between '56-'58. introduced me, that man cooked for three french presidents. the three of them are dead. they are. but i have nothing do with it. >> the dishes are wonderful. as i hand you to to get your signature on it, if you would have this meal with anyone past or present who would that person be? >> with you. >> smart man. smart answer. jaqu >>> up next our saturday session with the new incarnation of a great band from the 70s and 80s. they are now jeff lynne's elo. a new tour and sounding fantastic. stay with us. you are watching "cbs this >>> starring in this morning's saturday session, one of the most influential rock musicians and producers ever. jeff lynne, now leading a 21st century version of a hit making e ing powerhouse. formally the electric light orchestra, and now jeff lynne's elo. his remarkable career on stage and in the studio. jeff lynne launched elo's comeback last fall at the festival in london's hyde park. higher and higher, baby >> that was the first time you had been on stage

gerald cook is also here writer for national review. welcome one and all. charles you are the man. i will start with you. >> mannish. kennedy: should we be accepting syrian refugees? >> one thing i do know is the debate has been a little bit silly. kennedy: and hysterical, would you agree it may? >> snl. there are reasons to be nervous and there are reasons to find a good policy where we should say this as a nation of immigrants and come in without checks as we have seen argued that probably the other side. what i meant is we are looking at governors who are pretending they have any authority in this area whatsoever. constitutionally the federal government decides. they can't restrict internal travel so yes it matters at the governors are -- but states will. kennedy: it's grandstanding on their part because presumably they know the lava lamp and they know it is the constitution that gives the federal government decision on who pretty much enters into this country so how would you describe the debate so far? >> i say this is a nation of immigrants to welcome them without checks. no,

cook said this is the first u.s. strike against an isis leader in libya. we'll go where they operate. the french carrier charlesule is to meet in the gulf. the frefrp were the first to join the u.s. carrying out air strikes targeting isis. and they did see in syria in september. the french have yet to carry out any in syria since the strikes in paris. i am told. >> thank you, jennifer. high alert in the united states. security stepped up from coast to coast and now the nfl reports it will take additional measures in tomorrow's football games to keep fans save. details from that and reaction from paris is ahead had. >> it is surreal. everyone would tell you the same. it is see foreign and -- so foreign and violent. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for p

charles. bringing his recipes to customers. expanding the cooking at home.they do not have access. they all want to cook. they do not have time to cook. stuart: i can hear you. we are out of time. >> these are incredible meals. stuart: thank you very much indeed. the irs. audits of individual taxpayers dropped to an 11 year low. you know what, they are blaming all the budget cuts. they do not have enough auditors. stuart: the police force, obamacare, are they not. speechless? >> the audits are at an 11 year low. you are still attacking obama. they are not spending government money on auditing people. i cannot win. >> that is probably true, actually. you got me. great sport. you have been here the whole hour. >> it is fun. more varney after this. ♪ . . >> i think marco rubio is the one to watch than the one to beat. stuart: you discount trump and carson? >> not entirely. donald trump and ben carson are hitting a nerve with a certain demographic of people. when you look at stage of who we want to go against hillary clinton and rip out her jugular, looks a lot

charles: all right, peter, thank you very, very much. started the holiday shopping season, officially underway. christian cook whose going to be the big retail winner this year? >> i would definitely say target this year hands down has just really been the most aggressive as far as the major retailers. they came out really strong with their black friday advertised prices and this whole week been under cutting themselves, been beating their low prices ever since sunday and continuing through today, and i think they're going to have a really big cyber monday as well. so they've just been hands down the best. charles: of course they talked up -- they said it was a huge day for them, a record day for them, and in many respects, it also shows that they're trying to differentiate themselves what happens with walmart and the about ad news there. but we've got target getting back into this mojo, who will be the runners up? >> best buy was pretty strong this year, especially earlier. a lot of these black friday sales actually start way before black friday now. we've been -- just been a whirlwind since wednesday propos

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cook county republican machine and beats the combine. the republican bosses 2-1 at the state convention. he goes on to be the campaign manager at the age of 30. charles the currency at the age of 32. first director of the first bureau of the budget. ambassador of great britain and the fourth american to win the nobel peace prize. he plucks them out of the crowd as a young lawyer at the age 29 and says you are the man and not only that but he becomes the son that mckinley never died. >> and two daughters that dies. >> the book is the triumph of william mckinley. >> you need to have more books so we can have you on more. >> pamphlets work too. roger will let you come over. >> yeah. >> look, if you're a political junkie, this is for you. if you like scandal or one of these tv dramas, everybody shows up and they do the weirdest things. >> okay. there's so many parallels. >> morning show. all right. >>. >> coming up we have a promotion for the new show the third riot. should have thought twice about the subways in new york city. that's next. >> we have rudy giuliani straight ahead. this is more than just a town. this is our home. and small business saturd

so either i do what my father do >> you ended up cooking even for charles de gaulle. >> yeah. between '56-'58. introduced me, that man cooked for three french presidents. the three of them are dead. they are. but i have nothing do with it. >> the dishes are wonderful. as i hand you to to get your signature on it, if you would