author of the number one "new york times" best-seller "things that matter," fox news contributor charles krauthammers, good to see you, my friend. >> pleasure to be with you again. >> what was your reaction to the prayer breakfast? >> i was stunned that the president could say something once banal and offensive. and here we are from an act shocking barbarism, the burning alive of a prisoner of war, and obama's message is that we should remember the crusades and the inquisition. i mean, for him to say that all of us -- all religions have been -- it was adolescent stuff. everyone knows that. important is what's happening now, christianity no longer goes on crusades. it gave up the inquisition a while ago. the book of joshua is knee deep in blood. that story is over too. the story of today, of our generation, is the fact that the overwhelming volume of the violence and the barbarism that we are seeing in the world from nigeria to paris all the way to pakistan and even to the philippines, the island of mindenau in the philippines is coming from one source. and that's from inside islam. it is not the pre

charles krauthammer. what would you like me to ask every candidate?ere a particular question or any one question you would want most answered as i interview them on thursday and friday? >> well, look, i think you've got to ask them what's your program? in other words, we talk about reform. it's not enough to attack obama. everybody in the field can easily attack obama. but obama's not running. it's good if you're able to make a case against hillary. there are a lot of cases you can make. wall street, about the way they have been running after money all their lives, how unreliable they are and also the fact that hillary, you ask does she stand for anything? and it's really hard to answer that other than hillary, like clintons do. but i think the republicans have to have a program. doesn't have to have a nine-point program, but he has to explain how he's going to address the real problems. the worst polling number of the 2012 election was the one where they asked which candidate cares about someone like you. and obama won that one i think it was 81 to 1

summit or no summit. >> charles krauthammer, everybody. "the factor" tip of the day. want to see. the tip moments away. ing... a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. >>> "the factor" tip of the day a really big show in a moment. but first the mail. houston, texas. bill, yesterday's talking points were the worst ever. you said republicans should stay away from personal attacks. john mccain did and he lost. mitt romney did and look what happened to him. senator mccain lost to barack obama because the economy collapsed under bush the younger. mitt romney lost because he couldn't close. he was ahead a week before the vote. also governor romney would

summit or no summit. >> charles krauthammer, everybody. "the factor" tip of the day.e...... i found an apartment. right on the water. amazing views. it was perfect. this is the place. there's just one little problem... it's got everything. i barely get a signal so i can't download videos or stream music. i don't have that problem. i'm on verizon. i'm not. sometimes i get a signal if i hold my shower curtain rod with one hand... but not always. join us and save without settling on the largest most reliable network. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the final days of the ultimate sleep number event. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. find our best buy-rated c2 queen mattress starting at $599.99. hurry, ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. ing... a pm pain reliever

tonight, charles krauthammer and i will analyze this intense situation. >> it's an open season against islam. washington general media dehumanizing muslims in a movie like "american sniper." >> the sister of a muslim man in north carolina blaming american society in part. >> fdr what does the d stand for, do you? >> delaware. >> also ahead watters world, the presidents' day edition, oh boy. >> who won the civil war? >> i don't know. >> take a guess? >> america. >> 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. the jay vee doing some serious damage. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. over the weekend isis savages in libya beheaded 21 christian migrant workers on camera. 21. the barbarity of that hard to believe. these men simply workers who traveled from egypt to libya to make some money for their families. but they were coptic christians so the jihadists executed them for their religious beliefs. almost immediately the white house issued a statement, quote: the united

george will, and charles krauthammer. what do you think happens here and the bind they are in. >> it is hard to see the goal they are trying to reach, the conservatives here insist on trying to lasso the president with this power into the purse. they are mad at the president and rightly so because he is violating the separation of powers by taking the law making into his own hands. on the other hand they ought to acknowledge the separation of powers that they are defending which makes it impossible if them to move forward as long as they can't get a bill that both houses agree on. and the democrats are simply not going to agree on anything that the house sends them that is satisfactory to the conservatives. >> this three-week extension was voted against democrats voted no largely. some conservatives, as well. they want to fund it through september. >> this of course is becoming overly familiar experience. i don't think the republicans have gotten the message yet that this doesn't work for them. it is interesting to watch

. >> in just a moment charles krauthammer. watch the entire interview and wait until you hear his reaction, next. >> possible 2016 presidential candidate under fire because he did not graduate college. some on the left appear to have found a brand new target. we'll examine why. >> scott walker would be the first president who did not have a college degree. issue is how well educated is this guy? that is a problem >> are you serious? >> are you? >> i am. >> yes. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the future to life with pacific life. talk to a financial advisor to help build and protect your retirement income. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. >>> also breaking tonight new information on what the evacuation of the u.s. embassy in yemen means for the united states. ami

the government needs something new whether it's a charles krauthammer suggested traditional declaration two. we need some authority. >> constitutional defender give them a black open-ended. >> no. i'm saying that the the public is going to say that i he still say follow the law and follow the constitution. >> i don't want something new. i want something old. and that is a declaration of war. all the conditions that you mentioned, judge, for the declaration of war not one of them is in the constitution. congress declares war under our constitution there are no restrictions. it decides it has to go to war, it goes to war. it decides if president then wages the war. the problem with the amuf is it that it restricts you to territory which is absurd when you are dealing with a terror organization. so why not go back to what we used to do, a declaration of war and why do we have to be restricted by nation states? in fact, islamic state considers itself a state, if you want to argue that we declare war on islamic state. and then we enjoy the rights of a belligerent, like a blockade and other s

liberty mutual insurance. >>> back of the book segment, bring in charles krauthammer.king points about how to beat isis and terror groups in comparison to the nazis, what do you think? >> well, i like your idea of the great coalition. the problem is it's been tried and it has failed. we actually did try that in afghanistan. that's the first time that the nato alliance has operated outside of the area, in asia of course afghanistan. and we saw what happened. a new president comes in 2009 he obviously telegraphs that he's tired of the war, he pledges he's going to end the wars. our allies look around and say we're not going to be suckers we're not going to hang around here. and they're gone. >> there's a big difference now because isis is so much worse than -- or the perception anyway. taliban killing the kids, i think that woke a lot of people up. but isis is so much worse. did you see the documentary on hobh hbo? >> i don't watch documentaries on holocaust -- >> there are a lot of people that don't know anything. >> i understand. for me it's a personalized well histori

charles krauthammer watched my interview with ms. psaki.e's a syndicated columnist, fox news contributor and author of "new york times" best seller "things that matter" with over 1 million copies sold. here is our exchange. charles, thank you for being here. so yemen, the bottom line is collapsing right now. and even ban ki-moon of the u.n. has confirmed that. and it also happens to host our most dangerous enemy al qaeda. a faction of al qaeda. and yet, you know, jen psaki says, you know, we all had to go. we weren't the only country and you know it's too bad but it's really not our fault. >> when you're reduced to saying the germans had to close their embassy, you know how far we've fallen. german isn't exactly a power in the middle east anymore. it was in the '30s, but not now. look, i used to say that jay carney was underpaid. well, jen is vastly underpaid. that was a very -- when you're dealt the hand she is and you try to defend it you've got a tough job. look on the tactical level just sort of explaining looking at the evacuation it's

charles krauthammer says it is indicative of what he calls a complete failure of foreign policy. >> thiss after benghazi. it isn't as if we didn't know what was going to happen. they took control of the capitol a few weeks ago. a week ago they announced i am going to take over the government. this is a policy of complete collapse. in 1970 henry kissinger managed to maneuver soviets out of the mid he middle east. we were the dominant power in the region for four decades. in six years of obama that has evaporated. >> two extreme weather now. millions of americans getting hit with a brutal blast of cold and snow. >> they have seen 17 inches in the last two and a half weeks. now they could drop another foot. maria molina is tracking all of it for us. what can we expect? >> the active weather continues across the middleeast. it is moving into parts of the midwest and into the northeast. you are looking at windchill temperatures below zero and up into care beau maine and down into atlanta. you are only in the teens this morning. over the next several mornings you are going to continue to see s

stoddard, associate editor of "the hill" and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. overall thoughts on this policy these moves and the fallout? >> many of the critics of the policy soup to assume the cuban regime will crumble when its founding dictator dies. the problem with that is that the soviet regime survived the death of its founding dictator by 67 years. the soviet regime survived the death of his successor stalin. it began under the presidency of dwight eisenhower. as did attempts by the united states to bring the regime down. the regime has survived the presidencies of eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter reagan bush, clinton, bush, and obama. that's 11 presidencies. it's not going to fall by itself. we don't know what will work but 50 years of futility is probably about enough. >> jason, as we've heard in this hour critics of this policy say this was the time because the soviets are no longer supporting like they did, neither is venezuela because of falling crude prices. if this is the time, critics say this is a lifeline to the castro brother

fox news senior traditional analyst judge andrew napolitano and charles krauthammer they can't believey want to steal criticism from the president by saying here's the plan he is going to carry out. it is almost ridiculous. >> you forfeit the element of surprise when they have to recognize that. >> if the reason is that we are trying to boost the iraqi allies to get ready to actually go ahead and do this that does not speak well of the readiness and initiative and enthusiasm of these iraqi allies. i am not sure if it is a good sign either way around. >> after taking heat all day following his appearance on "fox & friends", rudy giuliani doubling down refusing to apologize for saying president obama doesn't love america. anna kooiman here with the political firestorm. >> mayor giuliani says this, i do not believe and i know this is a horrible thing to say but i do not believe that the president loves america. giuliani doubled down on those comments on "fox & friends" yesterday and again on the kelly files last night. >> the reality is from all i can see of this president all that i have

tucker carlson host of "fox & friends" weekend, ron fournier, and charles krauthammer.u heard what the president said today. thoughts overall? >> their unwillingness to call it what it is is not only annoying but suggests a deep unseriousness. they're not willing to think through what the problem is and how to address it. his claim that what people really need is to feel heard suggests they haven't thought about the lessons of the arab spring. all kinds of countries were hurt during the arab spring and the area got more chaotic so they're not serious about this. he spent much time chastising christians for their intolerance as they did muslims. he named mentally ill christians where they shot people as if that's the name as the middle east. they just don't understand what the problem is intentionally and i think it's troubling. >> ron i commend two people and i know people have been finding it, this piece in the atlantic by contributor graham wood called what isis really wants. you can link to it through my blog on the website. he writes in addition to a long, detailed

associate editor of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.ghts on these policies these moves and fallout. >> many of the critics of the policy seem to assume the cuban regime will crumble when the founding dictator dies. the problem with in a is the soviet regime survived the death of the found caning dictator lennon for 67 years the sef yoet regime survived the death of stalin by years. the cuban regime has been endureable by dwight eisenhower as it did with attempts to bring the regime down. it survived the presidency of eisenhower, kennedy johnson nixon, ford carter reagan. bush clinton, bush and obama. that's 11 presidencies so it's not going to tall by itself. we don't know what will work but 50 years of futility is probably about enough. jason as we heard in this hour critics of this policy say this was the time because the soviets are no long he supporting what they did neither is venezuela because of fallen crude prices. if this is the time critics say this is a lifetime for the cast toe brothers. >> what we have learned is that if yo

however, harvard medical school graduate charles krauthammer completely disagrees. >> i don't understand the story. where is the story here? student who's bored with his studies, with a year to go in credits in his senior year interested in other events offered a good job and leaves. that's a story, that's a dog bites man story. i think this is a guy who has been vetted and people are searching for dirt. it's hard to find. >> bret baeir recently asked him about. >> isn't it strange to have a president who hasn't finished college? >> oh, sure. we wouldn't have the founders of microsoft and facebook and apple and plenty of other places out there if each of those folks left to start those companies about the same time i did in my senior year. >> all right. greg, this is your favorite topic. >> well -- >> is this academic elitism at its best. >> howard dean is proof that a college diploma doesn't correspondent with iq. scientifically speaking dean resides in the same genetic arm as an end table. college has changed. you no longer learn how to think. you are told what to think. and what you e

charles krauthammer on the last strategy against isis.amming the president for calling the terrorist deli terror attacks random. >> if he was being cynical as a way to dismiss this because of the failure of his own policies that would be one thing. i think he believes this at the end of his presidency he is now liberated to actually say what he believes. we complain he doesn't have a strategy in the war on radical islam. the reason he doesn't have a strategy there is no need of a strategy because it is random violence. people shoot up delis and go around to other places and do stuff they attach an idea kwolg yolg afterwards as a way to make it look legitimate. he thinks and says it openly this is like the fighting of crime in a city. >> it is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up he owes the government millions. why did doesn't obama administration insiders say al sharpton is still welcome at the white house. >> major mogul news if you like your phone you can keep your phone even if you change your carrier. the fine print

charles krauthammer was supposed to leaf the program today on a terrorism related story but charles is. wish him a speedy recovery. see him next week. >> next on the rundown, president obama criticizing the staples office supply company and doing so in a very personal way. later, liberal america taking a big let with the departure of jon stewart. those reports when we come back from california. p to 300 dollars off our sale prices. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! tomorrow is possibility. and the power to unlock it resides in a box behold the biscuit. nutrients packed in a dense bundle of farm-grown grain and capped with pure deliciousness. fiber-dense fuel. morning reward. tomorrow, you can have it all. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow♪ ready yourself with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. see you at breakfast™. >>> impact segment tonight. president obama attacking

charles krauthammer was supposed to leaf the program today on a terrorism related story but charles is. wish him a speedy recovery. see him next week. >> next on the rundown, president obama criticizing the staples office supply company and doing so in a very personal way. later, liberal america taking a big let with the departure of jon stewart. those reports when we come back from california. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. fofofofor fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> impact segment tonight. presiden

columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what do you think of this?etty much right he is trying to thread a political needle and not a strategic needle. a proper authorization of military force would say we authorize the president to do anything he deems necessary to defeat isis. that is not what this thing is. he is asking for these political considerations no enduring ground troops strikes me as utterly bizarre unless you take into account that he is very concerned about another crusade. maybe to put limits so that doesn't declare retaking of holy lands. the one area where the president is supposed to have maximum latitude. if he doesn't want to have a prolonged ground war don't have a prolonged ground war. why put yourself in handcuffs over this particularly at a moment where he is freaking out about congress doing its duty about the iran negotiations and talking about sanctions. by all means create this political document that constrains what i can do to fight an enemy of the united states. >> republicans as you heard the chairman say have a probl

let's bring in our panel, george will, charles lane and charles krauthammer. how could the white house put out a statement over the weekend specifically on the other big terror issue with isis on the beaches of libya 21 christians murdered, beheaded and not mention that the victims were christian and not mention the perpetrators were muslims? >> yes. what they said is they were egyptian citizens. wouldn't you love to be a fly on the wall in the room where the white house semanticists meet every morning and see how they could probably make this announcement without offending those who committed it. at this point it is beyond burlesque, their inability and unwillingness to accurately describe things. the secret of decent, strong communication is specificity. man got into the car and drove around the corner. the man got into a light gray buick and drove around the corner tells you more. why can't they say what specifically happened? >> a three-day summit starts tomorrow on violent extremism. is this an opportunity -- we'll hear from the vice president, joe biden,

stoddard associate editor of "the hill" and charles krauthammer. a.b.?nvince bl but she's indeed old news old stuff. the default leaders of the democratic party. this is a very different democratic party not only than the one she faced and failed in convincing in 2008 but that her husband became the nominee in 1992. they're trying to persuade everyone that they simply are unbeatable but there's a lot of vulnerability not only about her record at the state department which will come under heavy question but also the very lavish you know trips she takes on corporate airplanes, the willingness of the foundation revealed this week to take donations from foreign governments. they see no conflict of interest there, and, of course, these very expensive speeches. she's been close up to the time of the announcement about putting a presidential campaign together. there are people who have space to challenge her, but whether or not they have the courage to do so. >> steve, you talk to democrats and there is this angst about the clinton candidacy, a little bit. you

charles krauthammer who is to witty and charming the women love him, i want him to go away.s me feel -- >> you want to get rid of him for jealousy reasons. >> he makes me feel look i should be interviewed by jesse watters, he's so good. >> and who else? >> the woman who wrote the book "50 shades of grey." turn the nation of housewives into a bunch of freaks. >> would you accept that, you, beyonce and scarlett johansson. >> she would make it more interesting and exciting. i would add charles payne because it is black history month. >> what? >> on that note -- >> what's wrong? >> on that note -- all right. okay. got to get out. get your head out of the shot all right? watters world, the outtakes edition. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. if you don't think top of my game when you think aarp, you don't know "aarp." aarp's staying sharp keeps your

and charles krauthammer. the briefing room there josh ernest trying to say this is a small percentage of overall tax filers. yet, kind of an issue with obamacare and tax filing season. >> it's a big number. anybody, ask any person on the street, 800,000 is a big number. it's a big number. and the problem for the white house is they're coming off a strong enrollment period here. you heard the president talking about this. they want to be out there selling the fact that 11 million people have enrolled. and every time they say that, there's going to be an asterisk that 800,000 people have had this tax issue. and it reinforces the idea that this program has technical issues with it and that if you are someone who enrolls you run the risk of having some kind of issue. either with your health care or possibly with your taxes. >> 1% of overall tax filers. 20% of those eligible for these, that's a big number, a high percentage. i think the problem among the many problems beyond just the numbers of this is that this c

omissions that sparked this reaction from fox news contributors george will and charles krauthammer. >> it's beyond burlesque. the secret of decent strong communication, specificity, this is a genocidal movement. you kill christians you kill jews but you may in certain circumstances play them. that's what we're up again and we have an administration that will not even admit there's a religious basis underlying what's going on. >> even pope francis is claiming the men were executed over their religious beliefs asking his followers to pray for those, quote, whose throats were slit for the sole reason of being christian. i want to go to you first. the byte of george will where he called it political, what was your first thought? >> first thought was better he say it than i say it. i get so much heat when i say the president has something about his way of being that's deeply rooted inside him that does not sit well with this country and with the notion of joining forces for autonomy and freedom and identifying real threats for what they are. there's something deeply engrained in our pres

. >> we are also investigating and have it with charles krauthammer.s not what would think it is. war act of congress. let's go to you, mr. -- my my dilemma here is to find to the american people what should be done, not just a carp on president obama. that gets us nowhere. but when i saw this poll that only, what is it 19% of registered voters, that cuts across everywhere, mr. rosenburg say that he is doing well in the isis thing. the american people get it but you know who doesn't get it? president obama. why? why? >> one of the reasons why the president determined even before isis came into existence that he wasn't going to go to war with it. he determined upfront he was going to get outside out of old wars and appreciate us to get into new ones he has been let isn't a not only to get back in iraq but to wait in syria, he didn't want to open up new fronts. that has been hindering him from the start. is he ambivalent about the whole thing. he doesn't want to call it militant islam. he calls it violent extremism. he has an overall approach that is ret

charles lane, opinion write for "the washington post" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >hat kerry statement is rather rich. he talks about netanyahu supporting the iraq war. let's remember, that was in 2003. netanyahu did not become prime minister until six years later so here we have an opposition politician in a country 3,000 miles away. at the same time, john kerry himself was in a position of influence. he was a senator. he supported the war. he voted for the war. a year later when he ran for the presidency, he continued support of the war. so we perhaps by kerry's own logic, we ought to be questioning his judgment. i would say that his performance in the job he has now as a diplomat somebody exercising judgment, is not exactly sterling. two conferences in geneva about the syrian war that have all dissolved in disarray. he tried to get negotiations between israel and the palestinians where everyone knew it would not succeed. of course it collapsed and helped precipitate the gaza war. lastly, he has spent the last year and a half chasing the foreign minister of russia

leave it to charles krauthammer aka dr. domplet cut right to the heart of the issue. >> i don't actually think the president is spinning it. i think he truly believes that this is a tranquil earer. we are overhyping. putting emphasis on terrorism which is out of proportion in the end compared to the strategic threats of naziism or communism, it's a minor issue. i think he thinks that and thus, he is rather -- i think he is internally plays said about all of this joining us with reaction. the executive director for the foundation of defense of democracy and here in the studio, counter terrorism analyst and fox news contributor lisa so lisa, clapper says it's been the worst year ever. kerry thinks it's no big deal. who do you trust the head of national intel or a guy who cries while james taylor serenades the french? i believe isis when they tell us that they are serious about the creation of an islamic state. you know who else we should believe? the headlines, the intel our eyes when we are looking at the islamic state go ab

begin with our panel george will george lane and charles krauthammer. okay george.resident's mastery of the private sector is not evidence. he has spent little time in it for him to be lech shaw company with almost $11 billion, whattet capitalization as they say, 85,000 employ xbris a bit strange, his complaint is to some extent may be true, that staples' employment policies having the predicted and predictable effect of obama care, forcing companies to not forcing but giving them a powerful incentive to cut back on the number of full-time employees and defining a full-time employee as 30 hours a week. he should not be surprised or scandalized or angry that people are responding to the incentives he you the in place. >> look at the latest fox news poll, number three here, president obama on health care, approve, disapprove, it hasn't changed much, as you can see, that the disapprove is 53%, up three points from january and the approve, but overall, still upside down, chuck. >> hear from the supreme court on this issue before too long. there are two things we know ab

leave it to charles krauthammer aka dr. domplet cut right to the heart of the issue. >> i don't actually think the president is spinning it. i think he truly believes that this is a tranquil earer. we are overhyping. putting emphasis on terrorism which is out of proportion in the end compared to the strategic threats of naziism or communism, it's a minor issue. i think he thinks that and thus, he is rather -- i think he is internally plays said about all of this joining us with reaction. the executive director for the foundation of defense of democracy and here in the studio, counter terrorism analyst and fox news contributor lisa so lisa, clapper says it's been the worst year ever. kerry thinks it's no big deal. who do you trust the head of national intel or a guy who cries while james taylor serenades the french? i believe isis when they tell us that they are serious about the creation of an islamic state. you know who else we should believe? the headlines, the intel our eyes when we are looking at the islamic state go ab

tonight, charles krauthammer and i will analyze this intense situation. >> it's an open season against general media dehumanizing muslims in a movie like "american sniper." >> the sister of a muslim man in north carolina blaming american society in part. >> fdr what does the d stand for, do you? >> delaware.

let's bring in our panel, steve hayes, amy stoddard and charles krauthammer. >> the united states standsan. all of the comments yesterday had the united states standing by jordan. i think the white house seems to mean this quite literally. we're standing by when all of this happens. so we're not going to see any change in strategy we're not going to see any new arms to jordan, which the jordanians have requested. and as you saw in the briefing today, we're not even going to offer rhetorical support for the execution of isis terrorists that the jordanians carried out. so what good is -- what is the united states doing? we're not going to -- this is not going to actually change what we're doing at all. the white house makes the case that it's building this coalition. this has been going on for quite some time this fight against isis, this fight against these threats. the fact that the white house thinks it's still building this coalition suggests that they're a little bit far behind. but i would argue that in fact what's happening on the ground is that we're witnessing a fracturing of the

tonight, charles krauthammer and i will analyze this intense situation. >> it's an open season against media dehumanizing muslims in a movie like "american sniper." >> the sister of a muslim man in north carolina blaming american society in part. >> fdr what does the d stand for, do you? >> delaware.

born yeah, senior political columnist of national journal and syndicated column thinks about, charles krauthammerhat do we think? >> secretarier can very not only reading the intelligence, not reading the newspapers. the "wall street journal" had a story today explaining that isis' appeal in the west has grown dramatically in recent months. islamic state's ability to lure thousands of westerners is unprecedented in modern history and maybe its scariest success. you look what is going on with boko haram, killing with impugn impunity impunity, how we are gone backwards in iraq backwards in libya. we have two stories of young people running away to join isis just this week it is only thursday, bret. if this is the administration's idea of a safer world i would hate to see what it's idea of a more dangerous world looks like. >> what is this? what is this different messaging? >> a lack of clarity a look of discipline probably too much hand wringing over boll ticks. what worries me, i think we are going to get hit. eyes is is going to hit us or somebody boat rate issed by isis is going to hit us and ne

tomorrow night charles krauthammer and i are going to put together a strategy to defeat isis.n, thanks for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new signs of the sick ideology of isis infiltrating the united states with word tonight that there are three arrests in new york city and an ominous warning for the director of the fbi. welcome everybody to "the kelly file." i'm martha mccallum in for megyn kelly. so as we continue to witness these atrocities, these kidnappings, these beheadings at the hands of isis, the threat now hits closer to home today. because three men originally in this country legally now face charges. two nabbed here in new york. they were living in brooklyn. the other in florida. two waged to plan jihad overseas. and if they couldn't get there, they

bush administration fox news pundit charles krauthammer coined the term "bush derainment syndrome" toe normal people in reaction to the policies the presidency, the very existence of george w. bush." so what to make of the often over the top reactions to president barack obama? some might say we reached the point of obama derangement back when conservatives were demanding to see the president's long-form birth certificate. have we in fact reached peak derangement, or what jon stewart called barack-no-phobia here and now? a conservative and documentary filmmaker who is a convicted felon on campaign fraud charges who tweeted the following yesterday. "you can take the boy out of the ghetto watch this vulgar man show his stuff while america cowers in embarrassment." that was in reaction to the president's satirical selfie video with buzzfeed promoting the affordable care act. when desuza received the anticipated backlash to referring to the african-american president from hawaii as a boy from the ghetto, he responded with yet another tweet explaining "i know obama wasn't actually raised i

. >>> all of that plus charles krauthammer on what he's looking for in a gop candidate. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> there are new frightening reports out of northern syria tonight that claim isis has in fact kidnapped nearly 100 christians, mostly women and children. the latest on the ground in jerusalem is john hutty. john? >> reporter: sean, as you mentioned, what's distressing about this, of that number, the 100 christians that were reportedly abducted by isis, as you said many of them are women and children. this isn't the first time. now, all of this happened earlier monday morning, just before dawn. really under the cover of darkness when isis stormed several villages along the river in northeastern syria. close to a town calledtel tel tamer. it's primarily under isis control. there's been heavy fighting between militants and peshmerga militants. they've been aided by coalition air strikes. there's been intense fighting there. 3,000 people managed to get away from isis, but the problem at this point is that the lines of communication have been cut.