but syndicated columnist and fox news contributor charles krauthammer explained to us earlier that couldl trouble for the contenders. listen. all right charles, rand is in. ted cruz is in. rubio's about to get in. so where do you think things stand? how have they done so far? >> well, we're waiting of course for rubio to jump in. the one thing that the unfortunate characteristic that the three of them share is they are all first-term senators. and we have an unfortunate experience with the current president who is the same. so i think that works against all of them. i don't think it's fatal by any means, but you have a little bit of an advantage if you're a former governor or a current governor, which is why i think right now the front runners in the polls at the top are jeb bush who was a successful governor in florida and scott walker of wisconsin who's taken on the unions, prevailed, won three re-elections and in fact five if you count the two proxy elections. so i think you have to have them in the top tier. and my announcement -- >> let me ask you before you get to that. >> sure. go

we will analyze it with charles krauthammer. >> hillary is the videos now? i mean if they could have done that in the 90's, i would be in jail. [ laughter ] >> "saturday night live" spoofing hillary's quest. is that a good or a bad thing? >> what do you think president obama's biggest accomplishment has been. >> becoming the first african-american president. >> after becoming president he didn't accomplish anything else? >> well -- >> also tonight, watters asking the folks no spin questions. >> do you like any of the republican presidential candidates? >> absolutely. >> who do you like? >> i love them all. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly: hillary clinton for president. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo: yesterday told the world what the worldz already knew. she is running for president. >> americans have fought their way back from tough economic times. but the deck is still he stacked in favor of those at the top. every day americans need a champion and i

. >> d-day for charles krauthammer. he supported the trade for bowe bergdahl. i said releasing five taliban commanders was a mistake. what do you say? tonight we will have the results of our poll and charles and i will analyze. >> we borrow a million dollars a minute. this vast accumulation of debt threatens not just our economy but our security. >> rand paul wants to be president of the united states. but many in his own party say he is too extreme. john stossel will weigh in. also ahead two sensational trials wrap up. the boston marathon bomber and former new england patriots star aaron hernandez accused of murder. is it legal will render the verdicts. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. more embarrassment for the obama administration over bowe bergdahl that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. investigative service ncis had filed a report on sergeant bergdahl's disappearance in afghanistan. almost six years ago 2009. that report stated that bergdahl collaborated with

we'll analyze what she said and charles krauthammer will talk about mrs. clinton's future prospects. >> a lot of this is jokes. i'm a comedian. >> also ahead dennis miller on bruce jenner. that could lead to some rioting. >> ruh-roh. >> 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 truth about the riots in baltimore part 2. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. last night i opined the big loser in the baltimore situation is the african-american community and that city and nationwide. that's because in order to succeed in america you have to be competitive in the economic marketplace. that message is not getting through to many americans. simply put the government can not provide prosperity. you have to make it happen. false promises from politicians really damaging america. in baltimore the economic situation is dire and the crime problem in the african-american precincts in a scandal. most black citizens are honest hard working people.

charles krauthammer everybody, a big footnote. best seller "things that matter" out on paperback on may 12th. did baltimore police kill a young black man? we have been investigating. also is there an epidemic of female teachers have something sex with young male students? "saturday night live" actually weighed in on this. factor is coming right back. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your brain with centrum silver men. multivitamins with 20% more vitamin d. my heart beats 100,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles... again! ...so i can lift even the most demanding weights. take care of your heart with centrum silver men. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. all these networks keep making different claims. it gets confusing. fastest, the strongest the most in-your-face-est. it sounds like some weird multiple choice test. yea, but do i pick a, b, or c. for me it's all of the above. i pick, like the best of everything. verizon. i d

charles krauthammer everybody, a big footnote. ler "things that matter" out on paperback on may 12th. did baltimore police kill a young black man? we have been investigating. also is there an epidemic of female teachers have something sex with young male students? "saturday night live" actually weighed in on this. factor is coming right back. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> truth serum segment tonight, another racial controversy this time in baltimore. freddie grey taken into custody by police on april 12th. but by april 19th, mr. grey was from severe spinal cord injuries. six baltimore officers have been suspended with pay from the case while the investigation ensues. the pd has released their names but not their races. so far protests have been nonviolent but inat the bus stop. >> -- but intense. >> migu

let's start with charles krauthammer. he's beloved by so many in the republican party. and people say if i have to choose between charles and rand paul, who do i side with? >> and here's the thing. you know i like charles. he's a fellow physician. and we have a good personal relationship. but you know what, sometimes he's just wrong. and what i would say the reason he's wrong is that if you look at who's closest to president obama on foreign policy it would be the people who have supported his policies like the war in libya. i think the neocons have been close on all of these issues. the only place they've differed have been the one who is agrees. i was opposed to libya i was opposed to bombing assad in the beginning of the syrian conflict. i was the one opposed to obama's arming of the syrian rebels, of the islamic rebels. they're actually much closer to president obama than i am. >> is he one? >> excuse me? >> is charles a neocon? >> i think he is. >> who are they? in your mind, you know who are they? what section of the republican party do you mean? bill crystal? lin

very hot billoreilly.com poll that pits charles krauthammer against me on the bergdahl situation. would you have traded five captured taliban commanders for bowe bergdahl? yes or no. as you remember charles and i are on opposite sides of the question. i say the trade was bad. he says he would have made it. we'll give you results monday during charles' segment. >>> also, if you become a billoreilly.com people yum member you get any one of my books free of charge but also a daily podcast where you can listen to "the factor" in its entirety any time you want. it's brand new for p.m.s only, so we hope you sign up. you'll like it. now the mail, cincinnati, ohio. i'm a card carrying kennedy democrat, most times i disagree with you, mr. o, but you your take on attacks on christianity is dead on and your movie "killing jesus" was deadon. delaware. bill, your dialogue with laura about how catholic leaders are not willing to defend the faith was superb. you're definitely on track with this. jeff, perth, australia mr. o'reilly, good luck getting our spineless leadership to defend christianity

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ron fornier and sintyndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what do you make of it? >> i've always thought marco rubio is an impressive young man and he was tonight. he certainly made clear his hispanic roots and gave us a little dose of spanish, which i think we all suspected was coming. the story of his upbringing and his roots is the kind of thing that appeals i think in this moment and day and age. the question i think for marco rubio is can he get a foot hold in this race. he's really trying -- vying for space that to some extent or other is occupied by other candidates. that doesn't mean he can't find his way but it means he has a challenge. he's not even the first cuban american to enter this race. he's certainly not the first conservative. he's not really the first anything. he doesn't have to be the first. but can he raise enough money? can he garner enough support to get a chance to make a play a real play in this race. i think he has a lot to add. i hope he does, but i think he has a challenge. >> at the opposite end of the spectrum, ronald reagan talking

. >> the president is taking blame for the deaths of the hostages but charles krauthammer says it goes far beyond in one instance. >> obama decided he was going to be holier than thou close guantanamo, change our interrogations but everybody in the civilian court, you can't interrogate. the only option is to kill the ter viss. intelligence drives out that's why you are shooting in the blind. that really isn't good. the white house leaked stories about how the president heroically looks through the list he decides who lives and who dies. it was acute after the osama bin laden raid. now they have announced it on this raid he was not involved it was others who did it. that's a little bit lacking of class either you are the one who commands it or you are not. >> following a fox news alert out of italy. a terror sweep underway, police closing in on 8 extremistists including body guards for osama bin laden. among those being rounded up the terrorists who blew up the peshawar market in 2009 killing 100 people. >>> new overnight dozens of students injured when a stage crumbles beneath their fe

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let's bring in our panel stephen hayes ab stoddard and charles krauthammer. les, you lynn to the vice president and then you see what is exactly happening in ramadi, a place u.s. troops fought and died for, it's quite stark. >> the administration is quickly developing a huge problem of credibility. when the vice president says that and within seven days isis is at the gates of ramadi, it has it surrounded, as you said the civil is yans are fleeing they are also attacking baiji which is a strategic point because it is a producer of oil you'll got to ask yourself what exactly is the vice president talking about. on the other hand you've heard that we are succeeding or at least we're holding the line somewhat in yemen and remember obama had said al qaeda is decimated, it's on the run, we heard that for years. well, al qaeda today captured a major port, airport sea or the and oil terminal in yemen. it is now stronger than it probably has ever been and it is intent on attacking the united states. our third adversary in the region, you've got isil, you have got of c

jason riley, columnist with "the wall street journal," kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. jason, what are your thoughts? >> axelrod says there's no evidence. maybe there's no evidence because hillary erased them from her e-mails before she turned them over. this is going to continue and big picture, it could hurt hillary because she's vulnerable. she's already not a star politician in the sense of a candidate in the way that obama was or in the way that her husband was. she doesn't have that going for her. she stumbles quite regularly but she's got the money and she's cleared the field. this stuff continues to come out. i think you'll see other democrats sitting on the sidelines, elizabeth warren who say, you know what i think i can take her on. >> is there angst, kirsten, in the democratic party? >> i think there's angst in the sense that this is not what people want to be dealing with but i don't think there's angst by the idea that hillary clinton probably won't win and won't win. i don't think that there are any -- even if there are people who decide to get in there ar

. >> d-day for charles krauthammer. he supported the trade for bowe bergdahl. i said releasing five taliban commanders was a mistake. what do you say? tonight we will have the results of our poll and charles and i will analyze. >> we borrow a million dollars a minute. this vast accumulation of debt threatens not just our economy but our security. >> rand paul wants to be president of the united states. but many in his own party say he is too extreme. john stossel will weigh in. also ahead two sensational trials wrap up.

mar wisen national political correspondent national public radio and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer well, you could see what happened today by the jubilation in the face of the iranian foreign minister ben he announced what had been agreed to. the bottom line are two things. iran is promised a total lifting of sanctions. that's u.n., eu united states everywhere. we are not sure about the timing, but it could be as early as june. and that will super charge the iranian economy will strengthen the regime, will give it tens of billions of dollars with which not only to build its nuclear facilities, but to use for the proxy wars around the middle east. that's number one. it gets its economy back. >> let me just interrupt you the administration says it doesn't happen until it passes a threshold, in other words, they meet the requirements, then the sanctions get -- >> they were completely unclear about what the requirements are. it is possible that when they signed the agreement in june, there will be a huge relief of sanctions, obama speak speaks about snapping pack, the iranians are chea

george will, julie pays and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> why is the president so enthusiastic of an agreement that falls short of his original aims and would leave iran a threshold nuclear power? i have had an epiphany. i think at this point mr. obama most resembles george w. bush. bush had a vision. he was going to plant democracy and a democratic infection and he would transform the middle east. i believe mr. obama thinks he can transform the middle east by domesticating iran and bringing it into the community of nations as he likes to say. the question remains, however, what will the rest of the middle east say about this? will the saudis insist on the same kind of technologies that iran is under this agreement allowed to keep and cultivate. notice that one subject that was very important when started is ballistic missiles which remain out of control. >> a lot remains. the president kind of outlining what he thinks about iran's nuclear program and the state department was asked about that today. >> we know that they don't need to have an underground fortified facility in or

george will, mara with national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> they were deliberately deceiving the american people and congress of course, because they knew that they were only a few monthsing away and were pretending otherwise. in that way, they could portray bibi netanyahu as an alarmist and even though the president had said we're going to give it six months and then heap on the sanctions. the reason they are telling us now the truth, which they have known, as the secretary of education is admitting right now -- >> energy. >> i mean energy is admitting right now. the reason they are acknowledging now that it's short is also to serve their political purposes. they are on the verge of a deal. they want the deal. they want to say, look what we've accomplished. we've stretched the breakout from two months to a year and also to generate alarm to say, but we have to do this because the iranians are acquiring a bomb. but this shouldn't surprise us. with obamacare obama said to everybody, if you like your plan, you'll keep your plan. they knew that would not b

we will analyze it with charles krauthammer. >> hillary is the videos now? mean if they could have done that in the 90's, i would be in jail. [ laughter ] >> "saturday night live" spoofing hillary's quest. is that a good or a bad thing? >> what do you think president obama's biggest accomplishment has been. >> becoming the first african-american president. >> after becoming president he didn't accomplish anything else? >> well

george will, mara with national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> they werey deceiving the american people and congress of course, because they knew that they were only a few monthsing away and were pretending otherwise. in that way, they could portray bibi netanyahu as an alarmist and even though the president had said we're going to give it six months and then heap on the sanctions. the reason they are telling us now the truth, which they have known, as the secretary of education is admitting right now -- >> energy. >> i mean energy is admitting right now. the reason they are acknowledging now that it's short is also to serve their political purposes. they are on the verge of a deal. they want the deal. they want to say, look what we've accomplished. we've stretched the breakout from two months to a year and also to generate alarm to say, but we have to do this because the iranians are acquiring a bomb. but this shouldn't surprise us. with obamacare obama said to everybody, if you like your plan, you'll keep your plan. they knew that would not be true. they

let's bring in our panel, steve hey hayes, and amy and charles krauthammer.ig is this problem for democrats or hillary clinton? >> the democrats are the vacuum in the center of their party now. most of their members have lost their seats in the congress. you have som after a humbling election. i think you'll see good democratic support on the senate side. but you're not going to -- among the house democrats. you'll get very few of those. the hillary clinton thing is not a surprise. she's under pressure from the left of the party. she supposed nafta when her husband was president. once in the senate she supported some opposed others. as secretary of state, of course she touted this as really you know important. and helpful. so what i think is that she's going to actually end up supporting it t. because i can't imagine that the price of opposing -- i think the price of opposing it is steeper. she's going to do this hedging for weeks to make it look like she's tortured it. if she opposes, the president will say she's wrong. >> she doesn't have yet an opponent fr

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. >> you get a lot of praise from charles krauthammer.n rush limbaugh, who is against you on the immigration deal has said really laudatory things about you in the wake of that. you're young fresh faced, never lost a race, so you're a winner. but the flip side of that is some say, he's not ready for a competing network described you as a little boy, compared to hillary clinton. and then there was some criticism on line last night after your interview with our own sean hannity, because you were sweating in the first block of his show, and people started to say, he was sweating, and remember that famous time he needed a drink of water? he drinks water. he must not be ready for prime time. >> well first, that room was 89 or 90 degrees i think a lot of people were sweating in that room last night. i felt bad for him, it's an older building. i'm not new to this obviously, i haven't been in politics my whole life, but i have been in long enough. two years in local government, i'll have served a full term in the senate. i'm proud of where i come

. >>> bringing in kristin powers and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. this is part of the presidential contender series that we do laying out the possible contenders and the huckabee campaign-to-be said they have news to make. i'm not a big fan, george of the announcement to make an announcement. but as you ask him more questions, it's almost sure that he's running and an announcement in hope, arkansas. what about huckabee and his chances? >> well, he won the iowa caucuses in 2008 and what we learned is that he can run strong but run only where evangelicals are a big portion of the electorates and this time they will have not only huckabee but santorum again to choose from. but they'll have the sons of two pastors, ted cruz and scott walker of wisconsin. then comes new hampshire with historically and hospitable candidates and south carolina has been transformed in a generation by boeing and bmw. it's not your typical deep south southern state anymore. and then nevada which last time i checked, is not a nest of evangelical christians. so he has to get wh

let's bring in our panel, steve hey hayes, and amy and charles krauthammer. is this problem for democrats or hillary clinton? >> the democrats are the vacuum in the center of their party now. most of their members have lost their seats in the congress. you have some in the senate after a humbling election. i think you'll see good democratic support on the senate side. but you're not going to -- among the house democrats. you'll get very few of those. the hillary clinton thing is not a surprise. she's under pressure from the left of the party. she supposed nafta when her husband was president. once in the senate she supported some opposed others. as secretary of state, of course she touted this as really you know important. and helpful. so what i think is that she's going to actually end up supporting it t. because i can't imagine that the price of opposing -- i think the price of opposing it is steeper. she's going to do this hedging for weeks to make it look like she's tortured it. if she opposes, the president will say she's wrong. >> she doesn't have yet a

writer for the weekly standard juan williams national public radio and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. steve? >> obviously the people responsible for most of the violence are rioters. they are not protesters. and listening to that it's really a jarring comment. it's hard to imagine a public official saying something like that which i think could effectively be seen as a green light for this kind of destruction. she said we're providing the safe space to destroy. people went out and destroy. i don't think anybody should be surprised at that. and what i think has been surprising is looking at the reluctance of the police to move in further and try to restore order before this spins totally out of control before nighttime and before these gangs that we've all been hearing about so much can be activated. >> juan? >> well i would differ to this extent. i think what happened today is the kids get out of school around 3:00. there was a lot of social media conversation about let's go after this let's have a total attack. so i think and then the gangs got involved as well. so the message over

george will, mara liasson and charles krauthammer.re's a veto-proof majority in the senate for getting chronic to sign off. >> yes. if you have forgotten what it looks like to have a senator acting like a senator or if you've never seen it before look at corker. this is what it looks like, the patience of politics giving where he can, drawing lines on what he can't give up on. he said to the president look, if this deal is as wonderful as you say it is why can't you sell it to us? i think that convinced a lot of his people. also said this is going to help obama because he has by his ard or for an agreement has shown that he'll take anything. now his negotiators can turn to the iranians and say, look we have these congressmen behind us and they're being difficult. and it will strengthen their position. furthermore, this is an extension of the revival of congress against presidential caesarism on the affordable care act, on immigration, on no child left behind on a whole range of matters the president has said i can undo laws on my own.

let's bring in our panel, senior writer for the weekly standard and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. it was expected. they had a good case. >> nobody is surprised by the outcome. interesting part of the trial comes next depending on whether the jury can be convinced there are reasons not to put dzhokhar tsarnaev to death or whether he deserves it. it was well thought out and planned. the defense certainly made the case he was directed by his brither. whether or not that is the was it seems clear from following the trial that he acted on his own will and did what he did on purpose. i would not be surprised if we see a death penalty. >> that is one of the things the defense has said as you look at video from that day. we haven't looked at it in a while. such a horrific event. the defense said he was influenced and had tamerlan tsarnaev been alive and not killed in the police shootout perhaps this would be a different case today. >> right. it was a lawyer basically conceded that he committed the crime but hadn't made a lot of time about making this case making him more sympathetic that

judge andrew napolitano charles lane and charles krauthammer. okay. there is a lot to unwind here. it in an hour where we go through all of these different cases, this one case deals with uranium in kazakhstan. judge, when you look at the face of this and you see what we've reported and others have what do you think? >> i think that the president of the united states start with him before we get to mrs. clinton, permitting the uranium in the united states to be under the control of vladimir putin his arch them a sis and no longer a friendly country to the united states russia is incompetence of the highest order. if the foreign policy the public policy of the united states of america was influenced by donations to the clinton foundation or fees paid to bill clinton which under new york state law were mrs. clinton and bill make their marital home are hers as well as his, the fbi must men's an investigation as to whether or not there was active or passive known or unknown bribery in this case. >> if there was, for example, a civil action that involved the clintons the stipulation --

even if you agree with the deal, charles krauthammer, still agrees with the deal.n if you do there is 100% certainty we the people werewhite house. now one of the misleaders, mullen, may have mislead everybody on benghazi because he didn't even talk to the secretary of state. >> we'll have to press josh earnst on that. what's interesting when i asked josh earnst about the bergdahl situation and said what about do you believe he still served with honor and distinction? and he has said a couple of times i don't want to get ahead of the investigation well, let's not forget susan rice get ahead of the investigation and told people he served with honest and distinction. >> she doesn't want to pollute the trial. >> they didn't wait for the trial or anything and said he served with honor and distinction. an opinion that they didn't have the facts too back up. >> in my brilliant talking points memo tonight, i pointed out that there really isn't any upside for hillary clinton to talk to you or me or anybody else in the press at in juncture. what does she have to gain by doi

, judge andrew napolitano, juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer, you listen to the irannians, they were adamant, it's not happening. >> and my prior life we spent two-thirds of our time trying to resolve disputes between people. i have settled hundreds, maybe thousands of cases obviously, none of this magnitude. you there's a couple basic rule, you don't announce you have a agreement unless you truly have one. you don't use words that mean different things in english and in farsi. and you don't sort of concoct the impression that there he is an agreement to salt if i a constituent cism on the other hand, it is probably unfair to suggest that the congress should inject itself during the negotiation process, which is obviously still going on. bottom line is the administration has made a mess out of this. they have materially misled the american people about whether or not an agreement even exist. >> right. what they said, what the president said from the rose garden, what they said from the briefing room, was these sanctions will not come off until

why do you call everyone by their last names but not charles krauthammer.l him hammer but the rapper may sue. >>> we have two lively teams, which for me is terrific, i played baseball for 15 consecutive years from 7 to 22. i love the sport. there's a new book out on billy martin. it's a very lively look by mr. pennington. mr. pennington does not explain the current trend which is baseball players growing humongous beards. because i have a simple man, i have a simple question. why do these guys want to look like moses? put moses in the uniform, he looks just like that guy. growing a beard, does it help you on the field? i mean you're spitting people are spitting on baseball. in order to be in the big leagues you have to spit every 10 seconds. the beard -- you know so if you know why they're growing beards please tell you. baseball remains america's pastime, like everything else it's changing. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website, we would like you to spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. word o

stoddard and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. a.b.hat you're seeing tonight and what the president said. >> well i thought he was very good today. he obviously talked about what he sees as the long-range investments in communities like baltimore that are not going to come around overnight to deal with long-standing problems but he did point out that there were peaceful protests and what we saw last night was criminal behavior and that those criminals should be held accountable for that burning up their own neighborhoods where people can no longer shop can no longer work can no longer earn a check, can no longer find diapers in grocery stores. i thought he was accident today. i do think, though that baltimore was unprepared for this in a very shocking way and i think president obama avoided talking about that. but after all we've been through just since august it didn't have to escalate to that level. there's something, i think, between sort of the riot gear and the military response in ferguson from the outset and what we saw last nig

amy walter national editor for the cook political report and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer what about this? >> interestingly she added an epilogue to her book to humanize her as a grandmother and spent a lot of time talking about the arrival of her new grand child. i also was struck by that epilogue in that most campaigns run on change. this is about status quo. she highlights barack obama and bill clinton both hugging on stage at the convention while she is half way around the world doing diplomatic duty. this is both her strengths and her weakness. she is very much tied to a past. to me what is really interesting is how she runs against this president particularly on foreign policy. she was secretary of state. i predict that this supportive sense of barack obama right now is going to become prickly and possibly hostile as she tries to continue her dance away from him on foreign policy. >> no doubt the democratic party is united when it comes to dealing with hillary clinton as the nominee largely. but there are hurdles that she faces. >> i think the most important of which

great to see you, charles krauthammer. >> it's a pleasure. >>> senator rand paul is now going on offenseghting back against his critics. >>> plus, dr. ben carson campaigned against rap music and the pop culture, now he is on a mission to end selfies, and what he calls an absurd invention, the selfie stick. brian kilmeade is here. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet grew up in a family of boys... married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new, or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling

judge andrew napolitano charles lane and charles krauthammer. okay. there is a lot to unwind here.do it in an hour where we go through all of these different cases, this one case deals with uranium in kazakhstan. judge, when you look at the face of this and you see what we've reported and others have what do you think? >> i think that the president of the united states start with him before we get to mrs. clinton, permitting the uranium in the united states to be under the control of vladimir putin his arch them a sis and no longer a friendly country to the united states russia is incompetence of the highest order. if the foreign policy the public policy of the united states of america was influenced by donations to the clinton foundation or fees paid to bill clinton which under new york state law were mrs. clinton and bill make their marital home are hers as well as his, the fbi mustst men's an investigation as to whether or not there was active or passive known or unknown bribery in this case. >> if there was, for example, a civil action that involved the clintons the stipulation

from the left wing media but from best-selling conservative writer and fox news contributor charles krauthammer

impressive but when you interview him, dig really, really deep and see if you can get past the charles krauthammer >> wow aren't you a little hater? >> not a hater. i like him. i look forward to him being vice president of the united states. >> interesting. >> in january 2017. >> all of these guys suck up to him. not just because he's a nice guy. loaded. loaded. >> i wish i had half of neil's money. >> this guy owns restaurants all over america. >>> the fight in florida not for florida voters for florida's governor. one big state. who is the florida governor to choose? let's ask him. florida governor rick scott. governor, glad to have you back with us. >> neil great to see you. it's exciting. we have marco rubio and jeb bush. they're going to clearly highlight the success of florida. we have a lot of great people running. we're going to have an economic summit on june 2nd and they're all going to come to florida and say how are we going to turn around this committee? the most important thing we can do is turn around the economy. so i hope you'll come down for that, but this is going to be about jo

but charles krauthammer came back and he said well if we lift these sanctions, that will lift iran'seconomy and boost it in such a way that it will helpful their terrorism program. and really bolster them in a way that we can't really stop. you agree on that. do you have the sanction has had an effect on iran's economy. economy bad shape because of 35 years of consistent mismanagement and collapse of international oil prices the iranians wanted relief from the sanctions because it's a sensible thing to want. but they haven't done anything to indicate that once relieved their behavior on the nuclear front or on the terrorist front is going to change. >> and ambassador, i don't have a lot of time. but i do want to ask you, are we seeing the beginning of a middle east arms race. we know that the saudis have hinted at a nuclear program. the israelis are mum on theirs. but what do you think? >> it has already started. i think the president's negotiating strategy, these past two years has accelerated what would have been an arms race once iran tested a nuclear device. it's now pushed it fo