i know i'm old school and i know i shouldn't be bothered by it charles krauthammer, just send me the , charles, i will get it for you. doctor's book things that matter, still a very big best seller. there it is. also we have brand new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. is the media overdoing the malaysian airlines story. yes or. no is it overdoing it? i think i know how this one is going to come out there. are a few new facts on the jet deal. if it's a legitimate story if there are things in play, we're going to tell you about it okay? we don't have any problem with that. but, the stow away stuff? i mean, come on. and then, there is pressure on american stores not to sell cigarettes. even as the sale of marijuana is being encouraged like places in colorado. how does that square? we will put that question right to allen colmes. how does that square? cigarettes no. pot yes. those reports after these messages. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm

. >> charles krauthammer says health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius lied again about obamacare. but is that true? we'll have a follow-up report. >> my day started with the great honor of meeting his holiness pope francis. >> the vatican con fronting president obama over forcing nuns over providing birth control insurance. we will tell you what happened in rome today. >> what is the unemployment rate at right now? >> what's the matter, the cat got your tongue? >> tonight, it's an american tradition that some believe is evil. others say harmless. spring break. jesse watters with another tough assignment. >> i don't know why you are looking at me. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. christianity and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today, mr. obama met with pope francis at the vatican. and there is some good news and bad news for the president. first, the good news. he and the pope agree on social justice. >> i was gratef

. >> charles krauthammer says health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius lied again about obamacare. but is that true? we'll have a follow-up report. >> my day started with the great honor of meeting his holiness pope francis. >> the vatican con fronting president obama over forcing nuns over providing birth control insurance. we will tell you what happened in rome today. >> what is the unemployment rate at right now? >> what's the matter, the cat got your tongue? >> tonight, it's an american tradition that some believe is evil. others say harmless. spring break. jesse watters with another tough assignment. >> i don't know why you are looking at me. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. christianity and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today, mr. obama met with pope francis at the vatican. and there is some good news and bad news for the president. first, the good news. he and the pope agree on social justice. >> i was gratef

charles krauthammer is here live this hour. we'll hear from charles. >> i just saw him.mily, plus willie robertson are here live. mornings are better with friends ♪ ♪ >> they're so ugly, they're cute. the baby sloth in our studio this morning. >> we have animals and athletes and charles cars. >> all in the green room at the same time. >> you never know! >> it's a zoo. >> it's like the green room with "special report." >> maybe, maybe not. that's what makes our show unique. also, anes israeli in today -- ainsley is in today, filling in for elisabeth. >> over the weekend, everybody was talking about this missing plane. we still can't find it. no one knows where it is. this hour, a ship is racing toward possible debris from the missing malaysian plane after australian pilots spotted an orange rectangular object in the indian ocean. david piper has more. when will ships arrive in that area and when will we find out what the pieces are? >> reporter: we understand that the malaysian authorities that the ship will arrive within a few hours time. the search plane from australia,

gop candidate david jolly defeated obama ally, alex sink, reaction from the one and only charles krauthammer . but first, the chinese are claiming their satellite found possible area where the plane might have gone down. for more, we turn to fox's over catherine herridge. catherine, let's look at the images. tell me what you think about them and the reports circulating all day. what do you think. >> reporter: well, based on our reporting this first went out on a chinese-based technology website. and what it claims to show is that the images captured on march 9th, so one day after the flight disappeared. and it does suggest that the debris captured on the images is within a 21-mile radius. and that some of the debris is significantly large. and the reason that is important is that an ntsb investigator, a former investigator reviewed the images for fox tonight and said that if the plain broke up in the air what we would expect to find are very large pieces of debris. and that would seem consistent with what we see in the images, sean. >> okay, do you believe there is a strong possibility in fa

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stoddard, and charles krauthammer.les, just wanted to bring the panel because, well, everybody is talking about it. and i figured you guys could talk about it, too. >> well, an object this large does not disappear. particularly in the age where the nsa is listening to everything you do and can see everywhere you are. it's clear the malaysians were withholding a lot of information. and if it is true, the latest information that they have all the pings and it appears as if there was a hard left turn and it was in the air for four hours, i think that makes mechanical failure extremely unlikely. it makes it extremely likely there's human agency and malevolent human agency. either a pilot or somebody on the plane who knew how to take command. i heard the commander of the uss kid, one of our ships in the region, say that as of yesterday, they were looking in an area the size of a chessboard when they were looking east of malaysia. the initial track, now they're looking at an area the size of a football field. so this is an e

plus charles krauthammer is here to talk about it next. i'm going to talk to you off-the-record. really sick of something. and i bet you are, too. stick around for my off-the-record. that's coming up. test test >>> governor chris christie hired a law firm with state funds to investigate bridge gate. it released a report clearing him in the scandal. confirming he was not involved in the plot to close lanes near the george washington bridge as political retribution against the local mayor. blame on christie aide and official. charles krauthammer author of the "new york times" best-selling book on the best-selling list 22 weeks "things that matter," joins us. thanks for being here, charles. >> nice to be here, greta. >> what do you make of this report? >> not exactly caesar's wife clean. this is not an objective it investigation because it was hired by christie himself from what i have seen of it, it seems reliable. from what i have reported they have been able to report on all the facts and cannot find any hard evidence. there is one possible exception, it's not hard evidence, it's

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i want to throw this to the sound on tape of charles krauthammer on the media obsession with the missing flight on the x-factor last night. >> in the coverage what annoys me is the way it's become a game when it's a terrible, terrible event and there are people who are suffering. >> it becomes a burlesque show, a farce, and we have reached that point on this coverage. when you have people, when, is it a stow away? when does godzilla come on? on another network, they actually said aliens might have taken it. they're not kidding around. >> now you're talking my language, psychotics. i can explain that, but the real mystery is why the ordinary nonpsychotic people so fascinated with this. and i think it's just had all these exotic storylines and the way that the media responded is not a conspiracy. >> what do you make of that, dana? have the investigation or media eventually will start reporting about itself, and they'll analyze, have we done too much, not enough? the truth is people are interested in it. if you go to any book store or if you go to any movie theater, what's the most popular

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charles krauthammer on that. >> it'sing if to be run by bureaucrats and run by politicians who have no idea what is in your best interest then i'm getting out. >> how many doctors are going to opt out of obamacare. we have the number and it is shocking. extensive report tonight let's do this. >> holy. >> is it legal on a texas court ruling allowing teachers to interact sexually with students? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. dealing with the villain putin, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. so far it's been all talk, no action. politicians in the u.s.a. and western europe all condemning russia's invasion of ukraine but doing little else. the russian dictator himself smirking at the world and testing the will of the western powers. putin clearly believing that europe will back down, isolating president obama and the u.s.a. and he could be right. the british media reporting that the u.k. government will not, will not cush trade with russia or even sanctions

stoddard, and charles krauthammer. charles? the president is saying that what putin has managed to do is not strategically clever. let's review. putin has taken over the crimean peninsula, which the russians have held for more than two centuries. he's recovered it. it's strategically extremely important. it's the warm water port, the thing the russians have dreamt about for 300 years since peter the great lost in the '90s. he regains it, without a shot fired in anger, without any consequences yet. i don't think there are going to be any that are really going to hurt him, the europeans are resisting any real sanctions. he now is in a position to take other parts of ukraine if he wants. he's destabilized a regime in ukraine that is intensely anti-russian. he's sitting in a seat where everybody has to come to him holding a lot of cards, and it's not clever when obama says and kerry also did in kiev, but this is a sign of weakness and not strength. you have to wonder what the cosmos our president in our states are living in. >> the

charles krauthammer joins sean hannity. see you tomorrow night right here. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" hot models. should we stop taking their picture and start asking questions? why the mainstream media is so afraid to learn what they really are. and what do they think of his latest book title compared to the last one? >> i like it is edge yes, sir. >> and how does he predict the book will end? >> it is a nailbiter. >> and finally, jelly beans. delicious candy or world's deadliest choking hazard. none of these stories 0* "red eye." >> now let's welcome our guests. don't go changing to try and please her. you have let her down before. due to her impossibly high standards and unrealistic expectations and addiction to window cleaner, joanne. and he may crack a smile, but probably not because he is a sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad man. tv's andy levy. and he is so sophisticated his money gnaw -- monicle has a monicle. and his 16-year-old girlfriend disappeared under a cloud of cir

george bush, columnist charles krauthammer says it is clear democrats should be concerned. >> not surprising they are saying that in the media. behind closed doors they are panicking. this is a woman who is statewide official almost elected governor of the state of florida in a district barack obamacare idea twice way out raised her opponent. she still lost to a relatively unknown guy. the issue was obama and obamacare tieing her to obama and own care. this is sending a shock wave through out all of the states where there are obama democrats. >> obamacare in and of itself is the embodiment of obama's retired domestic policy over reaching extensive intrusive. i think the verdict is in on this. >> it was lights out at the capital at least on the dome. high winds causing problems for the power supply there. the lights this day inside the capitol building. dc pranksters taking advantage of the situation like josh birch. he made a statement lights are out in the capital, now is our chance. let's cease equal representation under the cover of darkness! whose with me, dc? >> it took 30 minutes to ge

our panel syndicated columnist george will, joe tripy, kirstin powers usa today columnist and charles krauthammer. what do you think about all of this? >> i think the idea the administration has we want to get it out of the control of government any government including obvious ours which is the one that has control and it will be run by the quote international community is a folly. there is no such thing as the international community. let's say it devolves into hands of companies. does any one image companies in russia are independent or chinese companies aren't going to be answering to the chinese government? this will bring it under control of adversaries and nif not enemies and will lead to mischief for us. >> it is completely unwarranted. not only exercise that control you have to ask if it's not broke, why fix it. a lot of people in the u.s. government and international community you want to separate this from government control. >> it's not necessary not to change. they weren't purchase as much. i will second what charles says the international community is canada and zimbabwe, denmark an

. >> charles krauthammer says health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius lied again aboutmacare. but is that true? we'll have a follow-up report. >> my day started with the great honor of meeting his holiness pope francis. >> the vatican con fronting president obama over forcing nuns over providing birth control insurance. we will tell you what happened in rome today. >> what is the unemployment rate at right now? >> what's the matter, the cat got your tongue? >> tonight, it's an american tradition that some believe is

. >> my favorite book of the last year was charles krauthammer's book "things that matter." i thought it was excellent, and i did work on it, for full disclosure, but i thought it was great. i'm sure "not cool" will be on my list. >> bob, what happened to your swear jar? >> since i have not sworn much since they put a delay switch in here, and you may have noticed as you were watching the show, they delayed one of our segments because our executive producer became a wusz, and i said sit, not what he thought i said. i'm learning. even an old dog can learn old tricks. >> new tricks? >> new tricks. >> you're a fan of any trick. sorry. >> probably two or three. >> okay, i apologize. why do i do it? >> right back to it. >> for me, greg, what is your workout regimen and do you follow a strict diet? >> i doo four hours of donkey calf raises shirtless and instead of weights, i lose the body resistance of anyone. i go on a stair climber, and i do the atkins diet. it makes you lose weight. >> and you drink a lot of wine. >> i drink a lot of wine which is good for the heart. >> you're

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. >> but column nuss charles krauthammer says it is clear the response from president obama is not being taken seriously. >> put tin looks at this guy and says i am dealing with an adolescent. this is a community organizer. he doesn't understand how the world works which putin did. he pockets all the things obama offers him for nothing he walks away then he struts the world stage knowing he has an add sar rein the white house who will do nothing. >> ralph peters was an intelligence officer in the soviet union. he appeared on "hannity" saying putin has a strategic advantage. >> it is clear to me put tin not only has the upper hand from a to z but he is enjoying himself. he enjoys obama. he's a big bad wolf and obama is a bunny rabbit. let's face the faths here. putin without firing a shot until the warning shots today managed to cease crimea. he will never give it back. there's nothing we can do to make him give it back. >> the alabama house of representatives approving several abortion alternatives. a heartbeat is accepted as an indication of life and can be heard as early as 6 # weeks.

. >> strong words from charles krauthammer, as russian president vladimar putten in a speech dismissed the sanctions brought by the united states after approving a draft bill for thenexation of crimea. bret baier has the report. >> are we coming to a breaking point between obama and putin? obama is threatening to issue more sanctions if russia's government doesn't stop. what happens now? >> it is interesting, it is hard to imagine, there was a background briefing when the sanctions were unrolled and senior administration officials tried to say how the u.s. is working with russia on a number of different fronts including on iran and syria and working in conjunction with them on the issues while still pressuring them and the inner circle of putun with the issue of ukraine and crimea. it is hard to put all of that together and think that that is going to go smoothly. moments ago, jay carney in the white house said three times, more sanctions, and more targeted freezing of accounts will be announced soon. and that suggest that this is all going to be as the president said calibrated up in

. >> this morning charles krauthammer is talking about the president's appearance on "between two fernscalling it a much bigger problem. >> he has a problem selling this. young people are adverse to buying health insurance. it's worse with obamacare. in the free market 60-year-olds cost insurance about 6 times what a 20-year-old does. so the premiums will six times as much. pelosi and reid said it shouldn't be three times it should be six times which means young people are paying twice the premium than they would in the free market. not only is it a bad idea to start with. they are clearly being over charged as a way to subsidize others. >> now to the mystery of mal lash gnaw flight 370. they are now denying the plane turned around and flew off course before vanishing without a trace. >> this is a huge mystery. >> and hasn't got ten much clearer. when the plane lost contract it was in this area right here when it was lost. they were making a turn to the left. they went to to say they flew to the west. if that's the case that's what the search area right here in the straits. that is a mu

. >>> this morning charles krauthammer is talking.e says president putin has no reason to fear the united states because president obama makes us look weak. >> obama has this ridiculous rhetorical bravado. he said in the press conference russia was a regional power. we are a super power. it was acting out of weakness. octobering out of weakness he just became the first person in history to take the crimean peninsula without a shot, without a fatality, without so much as a sprained ankle in his army. soaked in the army marched in and out over the centuries and he did it for free. there is no reason in the world putin should fear anything from the united states because of this. who says he will do xy and z there's a red line here and there and really tough. the world knows what happens with red lines. they disappear the moment they are crossed. >> oo another north korean missile launched and this time with longer range missiles. two medium range missiles a troubling and provocative escalation. it was apparently time to coincide with pre

the conservative rock ribbed "wall street journal" editorial page, along with charles krauthammer, myselfi can count it on one hand. the journal is out early on predicting doom and republicans should have listened to them and myself and charles krauthammer and scott walker. now "wall street journal" editorial page, once again, offers wide sage advice to the republican party to the republican base. okay? you're not going to repeal it. you can have 800 votes to repeal obamacare. find the parts that don't work, fix it, pass it in the house and then force mary landrieu and kay hagan and mark pryor and other running for re-election force them to vote no and turn that into your spectacle. not another meaningless vote on the floor of the house. pass it. then get it over to the senate. and then make those democrats sit on their hands and explain to constituents at home why they don't want to fix obamacare. not defund, repeal and do all of the things that will help you win straw polls at events. actually, do it. al hunt, i think "wall street journal" is dead on again. i don't agree with them on ev

. >> there is charles krauthammer saying that the white house is dihonest with the latest delay in obamaxious democrats with as on the poll set to come out with a bill to fix the health care law. we have chris wilson gop and former director of the texas party. thank you for joining us. >> joe, let's start with you. charles has strong words for the president there. how does this administration avoid the perception that they are not sticking to the rules they originally made when they extended the dead lines. >> i don't think they will avoid that. changing to march 31st to april 15th is a change. i don't think in the end there is a political consequence to the changing the day it closes for 15 days, i don't think there is significantly that many more people that sign up. i mean, on the good or bad side. people who hate it are going to keep hating obama care and people who live it will love it. and the numbers are baked in the tape for while. and majority of the people having trouble with the law. i am not pushing it aside. i don't think the change in the date will party. >> chris, you agre

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charles krauthammer on that. >> it'sing if to be run by bureaucrats and run by politicians who have not is in your best interest then i'm getting out. >> how many doctors are going to opt out of obamacare. we have the number and it is shocking. extensive report tonight let's do this.

john harwood, we are going to read charles krauthammer in just a hometown.se few headlines i put forward about the latest in ukraine leads us to indicate that this is not going in a terrible direction very quickly? >> it looks like it's going in a terrible direction but our friend richard haass just put out a tweet a few minutes ago saying unclear to him whether or not what is going on is an attempt to prepare spoke something bigger or simply to flex in order to consolidate the gains he has already got. if it's the latter, maybe we are not going to have a war. we would have had something bad happen for democracy and for the world but that is not the same thing -- >> we are crossing our fingers that vladimir putin is just flexing his muscles? are you seriously? that is amazing. >> not crossing our fingers. charles has got a long list of actions he wants to take, but look. putin is the one who has the military cards. we don't. >> yes, he does. >> if he is going to stop, if all he wants is to control crimea and port and all of the things associated with that, t

charles krauthammer, scott walker and myself and others suggested you stand for something.ut you stand for something smartly and you figure out how to win while standing for that. i thought, again, for where he was, for who the audience was, for the republican base, i thought he did well and he certainly is a talented, talented speaker off the cuff, 20 minutes, no teleprompter. my god. i don't know what. how do you speak without a teleprompter? isn't that funny? everybody is freaking out about that. >> 18 whole minutes. >> oh, my god. you do that before you wake up in the morning. >> then for about three hours after it. >> exactly. >> but the cat doesn't really listen to me when i wake up and start talking about obamacare. let me tell you about crimea. this is what we ought to do. >> back when i was in congress. >> you know what the cat says? meow! feed me! ted cruz, though, where he was. >> look. he has been, as we noted, he has been a little edged off the stage since his kind of not having a great fall. rand paul is getting a lot more attention than he has in the republic

stoddard from the hill newspaper, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.macare administration reversing course again, saying it's going to give people more time if they have had problems signing up, they can go beyond the march 31st deadline to sign up. as you just heard from john boehner, how did they do it? they just had to check a blue box. honor system, no documentation required. steve, how big a deal? >> this is no way to run a government. i don't think anybody really thought that the ashrnlss we got from kathleen sebelius, from jay carney, other senior members of the administration over the past six weeks, that there would not be such an extension. nobody took those seriously, did they? i don't think anybody in washington thought, well, they said it, so that means there will be no extension. i think this has the potential to do damage to the law, to erode support among democrats here in washington, but it also has, i think, political ramifications across the country. if you think back to the months before the 2010 election, voters were upset, includi

ron lufornieo, and charles krauthammer. >> talk about the developments over the weekend and today andhere this is headed. >> i think we're still seeing the pattern of the administration responding in a delayed pattern to russia's moves and in mot a strong enough fashion to the moves. seeing what they want coming utof russia and the ukraine rather than the world. putin is clear that he continues to be aggressive. there's very little that suggests he's going to stop being aggressive. and rather than meet that aggression with a tough response, i think they're seeing them meet putin's delutions with delutions from here. you saw them say russia is currently paying the price for its activity. how is russia paying the price? in what way is russia paying the price? a lot of talk about additional sanctions, a lot of talk about maybe some additional exercises, but we're not seeing that much on the ground. >> here what pete king said on meet the press about what should be done and should be done quickly. >> i think we should freeze the assets of any of the russian oligarchs in the country, peopl

let's bring in our panel, steve hayes, mara eliasson, and charles krauthammer. steve?e. the way that the president of the united states and his administration is handling this is so unserious on so many different levels. you heard from the nato secretary-general that this is a crisis, a crisis like we haven't seen in decades. what is president obama doing? he's filling out his ncaa bracket. he's hosting a film ceremony for seizer chavez. this is not a serious response to what is, i think, a real crisis. we overuse the word crisis. this is a real crisis. the president of the united statestient be declaring we won't use military force in ukraine. i suspect that's something vladimir putin already knows, but he shouldn't declare that. it may come to the point where we have to, even if we don't want to. we may have to repel putin's advances by force. one thing has become clear in the past few days. there was a question as to whether vladimir putin would be satisfied simply by annexing the crimean peninsula. he's not satisfied by that. it's very clear. there was, i think, om

jason riley, rob fornier, and charles krauthammer. jason, start us off here.can president obama do at this european conference to try to put the screws to vladimir putin? is he playing with a strong hand or a weak hand? >> well, he's playing with a hand -- it's not his hand that's the problem. there are plenty of things we can do. vladimir putin is rebuilding the russian empire. and obama and our western allies in europe are sitting around talking about international law. and kicking putin out of clubs that he doesn't care about in the first place. we threaten to kick russia out of the g-8 before he went into crimea. a lot of good that did. there's plenty that we can do, but obama has taken things off the table, and putin knows that we just don't have the stomach for confrontation. he's going to continue to take advantage of that until we show that we're serious. >> when you take a look at the actions that europe and the united states are taking against putin thus far, trimming back of the g-7 from the g-8, you're almost remound of the rhett butler line, frank

let's bring in our panel, george will, kirsten powers, and charles krauthammer.ve it your best shot. >> sink, the democrat, had enormous advantages. the democrats nationally cleared the field for her. she didn't even live in the district. they moved her in, assured she'd have no primary. this is a district barack obama carried twice. she had run state-wide several times. had been the chief financial officer of florida, which mean she had universal name recognition. when she ran for governor and narrowly lost, she carried this district by five points. that's her advantages. mr. jolly's disadvantages were first of all, he had been a washington lobbyist, which is a toxic label to have down there. second, he had a nine-week primary that depletes his fnlss, that doesn't end until january 14th. on february 7th, they sent out absentee ballots. this turned out to be a mobilization election. off year elections usually are. 63% of people turn out, are mobilized by the hoopla. who is going to be mobilized this year? republicans turned out. they were mobilized by the afforda

. >> when hillary clinton and charles krauthammer take the same position in the same week, you know something is up. >> armageddon? >> it's up about the establishment press spends a tremendous amount of time looking at the divisions in the republican party. we will see very soon, my friend, we will see after the midterm elections are done the scope of the divisions inside the democratic party between the house of clinton and house of obama. and that after the midterm, and you're already starting to see pre-blaming, it's hillary's fault or obama's fault. what you're hearing from hillary now with comments about putin's a nazi but not really and also critical comments about the health law is the beginning of the peel off where she's going to differentiate herself and basically her message is going to be barack obama is a really great guy and aren't you glad he got elected president, now let's put somebody in who is good at it. >> one senator said to me being a second term president is a depreciated asset. >> you got inthat right. >> thanks for coming in. >>> your turn at home. do you consider yo

jonah goldberg, kirsten powers, and charles krauthammer., this controversy centered around the legal work that adegbile did for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal, and back in 1981. the killing of an officer, faulkner. his widow came out with a statement saying she is especially grateful to the democrats who broke ranks and had the kurjs to do the right thing. debo adegbile is the wrong person for the job. there have to be better people for the position. this was quite a moment on capitol hill today. >> it was a huge moment and sort of the filibuster aspect of it is fascinatinfascinating. it's also sort of fascinating to see that something has a huge half-life. if you're of a certain age, you don't remember mumia abu-jamal was sort of the dashboard saint not of liberals but the hard left. a real hero of the hard left. i spent a lot of time looking at this in the 1990s. an unequivocally guilty cop killer with witnesses and corroboration and a confession. because he was so articulate and a left wing activist, he became a hero to a lot of pe

that includes charles krauthammer, juan williams, kirsten powers.was for $3400. 24 hours later, it closed at $26,000. >> that's awesome. >> to show you how popular it is compared to other programs, morning joe's $2,000, cbs behind the nation, $1,500. >> who overpaid for morning joe? that's ridiculous. >> greg, what have you got? >> they thought it was something else. $1,000 for the morning show. oh, that's a talk show? i thought it was a massage. oh, tonight, i'm on greta between 7:00 and 8:00, then fox and friends tomorrow, pretty early, around the 7:00 a.m., 6:40 a.m. and then i'm on howard kurtz's show, media was, sunday at 11:00, so i'm a busy beaver. >> in this day, march 21, 1965, dr. martin luther king led the march from selma to birmingham, which was the largest and most violent march to get civil rights voting rights for blacks in the south. i'm proud to say my dad was in that group, but was not known as the two marches were leld before dr. king joined them, and the punks and the gestapo from the police department down there beat people and

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today" columnist and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. george?president's national security advisor says she will not speculate about our adversary's motives. i don't know how you can foreign policy on a blank like that. it seems to me if you listen to putin's language and watch his body language, it's obvious that he is having the time of his life and he thinks he is winning. and i think he has three objectives and he hasn't even achieved his minimal one yet. his minimal objective is to make sure no part of the ukraine is associated formally or informally with the wherein europe or the european union. that's not done yet and i'm not sure he thinks he can do that without occupying the rest of the ukraine. immediate objective is to gather in russians who are outside russia right now. 17% of the baltic states are outside russia right now. that brings us to his maximum vengeance and this is a man motivated by vengeance would be to break up nato. the way to break up nato is to put excruciating pressure lat latvia, how forcefully does it want to act i

jonah goldberg mauryra eliasson and charles krauthammer.is the white house saying and what is reality? >> the white house has said for some time, they have kind of moved the goalpost again. they said under 30 is fine. or under 35, because that's the amount of young people that have signed up for the massachusetts health care system at this point at its inception. they're saying that's a number that gets them out of the danger zone. you're not going to have a debt spiral if you have a quarter being young people. originally, they were talking about 38% being young people, which is more than young people's percentage of the p populati population, but you need that cushion of young, healthy people to subsidize the older, sicker people. they're short of that. the question is are they so short that the thing will fall apart and collapse of its own weight? they seem to think no. will they get close to 5 million by the end of march? maybe. you know, they're clearly short of that, but i think they feel like they have now kind of whistled past the gr

george will, mara eliasson, and charles krauthammer. heard the president there, a meeting that would have gotten a lot of attention with the prime minister of israel, netanyahu, talking about ukraine. what about where we are today and what he said? >> well, we are in a position of extraordinary weakness, and i'm not sure it's obama's fault. we have to avoid political scientist calls narcicisstic policy disorder. that's the belief that everything in the world happens because of something we did or didn't do or said or didn't say. if the president had gone ahead and forced his red line and bombed syria, the people of ukraine still would have gone into the streets, still probably would have toppled their president, would have provoked putin and we would have been where we are now. the question is what we can do about that? one thing we can do is talk about it more realistically. one person referred to the invashz by the rushz troops is an unopposed entry into the ukraine. we have to talk about it more sensibly, and then we have to consider

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gop candidate david jolly defeated obama ally, alex sink, reaction from the one and only charles krauthammerese are claiming their satellite found possible area where the plane might have gone down. for more, we turn to fox's over catherine herridge. catherine, let's look at the images. tell me what you think about them and the reports circulating all