charles krauthammer is here next to weigh in on the latest twist to the white house. " charles krauthammer is here next to weigh in on the latest twist to the white house. >>> breaking tonight it appears one of the gop's front-runners is about to get into this race for the white house. sort of. by this time tomorrow jeb bush will break his months long relative silence. giving a commencement speech at the conservative christian liberty university after which he will sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview we will have monday night. he has largely stayed out of the spotlight but his super pacquiao is on track to raise $100 million before he even launches his presidential campaign. this as the feel grows by the day. three candidates announcing their bids this week alone all who made their appearance on "the kelly file," in fact to date all of the declared gop contenders have faced the music. sitting down with the major media outlets to face some tough questions. and then there's democratic front-runner hillary clinton who has seemingly placed herself in the presidential protectio

joining us from washington charles krauthammer.'s start with baltimore. 1.8 billion in five years. >> right. >> okay? >> well, you can look -- yeah, you can reach the same conclusion by looking at a contrary event apart from the fact that when you pour the money in, it leaves no trace. look what happened to the seminole piece of social legislation. the 1996 be a abolition of welfare as entitlement signed by president clinton. next six years liberals were screaming this is going to throw kids into the street. will cause dessubstitution a spike in poverty the poverty rate for black children declined from 41.5% since records have been kept. that's because when -- this is a lesson we learned in the 80's and the 90's when we saw the results of the war on poverty, when you pour money in, and you sort of reinforce the rotten and corrupt and obsolete structures, you are not only don't do any good, you create dependency and you make things worse. that was the lesson of the 1980s. >> by welfare reform it forced people to go out and work and

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charles krauthammer. your take on the fall of ramadi? >> well you know people talk about the immediate circumstances, of course. but ramadi was lost when obama -- it was lost on january the 1st, 2012. when obama decided to pull out entirely. and you showed that clip where he said iraq is stable self-reliant and i think he was right. it was. and when you listen to general petraeus who won the war, at the end he said himself in an interview about a month ago with the "washington post," that we had secured iraq. it was still a fragile nation but it was intact. and it had a future. and we had absence on the ground we didn't have to maintain 100,000 troops 200,000 troops. we just needed a residual force. by leaving, we gave up not just the residual force, we gave up our influence over the government. we were the dominant influence in iraq. and we gave up an unchallenged unparalleled intelligence network that we had in anbar. and precisely what we had, and what we threw away. i wrote a column that's actually in the book it's called who lost ir

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joining us from washington, charles krauthammer.hor of the big best seller "things that matter," out in paperback great father's day gift. and you say? >> well, i hate to admit it, but you are right on both fronts. when you look at the foreign policy i just saw a headline coming over here to do the show with you and it said administration to fine tune that was in quotes, fine tune isis strategy. it never had any tuning. fine or rough on isis strategy it hasn't had one. and that was the admission of general dempsey when he said we didn't even think about mosul. well the reason is it all comes from on high. when the president says openly a few months earlier that, you know, isis is a jay vee team pretending to be cobe bryant then you have got a director that this is not something to worry about. the pentagon ought to be preparing anyway but it doesn't, it didn't and it doesn't. that happens under this kind of presidency. and that pathetic segment about the syrian opposition. >> what did we have 50? i mean, this is something that we sh

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joining us from washington charles krauthammer, can you put this charles krauthammer.r this in perspective: the perspective is. marconi. i will go a little bit little less history. psychiatrists sign a declaration, open letter that barry goldwater the presidential candidate was in their view psychiatrically unfit. how extreme it was. i don't think there is e anything radically changed. headlines and add homonym headlines. there is nothing new in this. and generally speaking, when it comes to the social issues it depends which ones. all right.. now, let me challenge that. >> let me give you one example. >> all right. if you run r on extreme proabortion views as did wendy davis in texas hailed as a second coming for the liberals in america. she was going to be the new star she got crushed whereas on gay marriage we know which way public opinion is going. so it depends what the issue is. >> texas very conservative state in general. now, here's where i think you arest wrong. in 1964, goldwater got obliterated. all right?iter he lost to glondz a land slight. part of the rea

and charles krauthammer syndicated columnist and author of "the things that matter" which is now out on paperback with a bonus chapter. even if you got the hard cover you need to get the paperback. nice to see you charles. >> good to be here. >> if i were secretary clinton running for president with my name recognition i wouldn't be talking to the press. i would be talking to the people. >> she is doing it exactly the way she should. i don't think people are going to care whether or not she is answering questions from the press she appears to be answering questions at the these phony meetings hand picked and chosen why the staff. people don't care about that a year from now nobody is even going to remember how long she went without answering a question. you are absolutely right. when you have as much name recognition as she has, you can only stumble by answering a journalist questions. and if you are carlie, then you need to be out there. you need to take risks. and that is true of just about every other candidate even jeb bush who doesn't need to be out there. he is out there becaus

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syndicated columnist george will juan williams columnist with "the hill" and charles krauthammer. s, i'll start with you. was that a moment of honesty for you or the white house is walking us back with the call of the prime minister saying they fought valiantly. >> well this was the second senior official to say this. he said they were not driven out of ramadi. they drove out of ramadi. are they fighting for the government? the government is sectarian and widely despised. what is iraq? at this point it's a remnant of a fictitious country. the old axiom is you fight for the person on either side of you. so we're asking are they well trained and is there a sense of unit cohesion at that level that results from very serious and competent training? and i've got my doubts. >> and there are calls again for us to get more directly involved beyond the training and the advisers that we sent into the country. here's what senator john mccain said about it this weekend. >> we need to have a robust strategy we need more troops on the ground we need air controllers. 75% of those combat missions

nina easton, eddie walter and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the administration says it was a severe winter. they always say something about that about the first quarter. >> yes. >> politically, what does this number mean? >> a couple things. it's not a good number obviously. it's the third time that we've had a downturn since the recession. but there are good signs in the economy. incomes are up. housing is turning around. and the thing to remember politically -- and i remember this so well from 2012 when i taught a class. it's the economy, stupid. it's about the trend line on the economy. is it getting worse or getting better? and there's a long time between now and next november for people to feel like it's getting worse or it's getting better. >> but anecdotally, there's still a lot of money that is off on the sidelines. companies are still stockpiling cash. and while there is some churning going on it doesn't seem like it's taken off. >> well people are still not feeling confident about the economy. the trajectory and the economy, they are

stoddard and charles krauthammer are joining me. charles, thoughts?e poll litremember in 2012 obama ran on several premises that helped him get elected. the first is al qaeda is on the run and the second is the tidal wave is receding. now from what we're hearing in the millions of documents that were unreleased we knew or at least we knew the intelligence was telling us where the administration was not that al qaeda was not on the run, doubling inside shifting the focus from what the administration was obsessively looking at which is core al qaeda, afghanistan and pakistan. and we have osama bin laden saying the focus is no longer on the afghan front. that's really on the periphery. we've gotten out of afghanistan what we want. meaning, we've got 9/11 out of it and now the fight is in the middle east. it's in the parts of north africa even central africa and that's where they were expanding. so as flynn implies, even though they were not looking at the intelligence and the thought, the implication that they almost went nine months almost a year withou

stoddard and charles krauthammer. it wasn't even close to 60. >> no. there are pro trade democrats with the republicans and with the president and they are going to support this ultimately but they stuck with their liberal colleagues today on this sort of procedural question of whether or not you would have all four issued in this or just two. these enforcement languages that liberals feel must be attached were attached and then that fell apart. so i spoke with senator nelson today. he's a pro trade democrat who voted no but intends to vote yes and he's hopeful that it will come back to the floor pretty quickly. it's exactly what the reporters were questioning josh earnest about today. it's a difference in the party. it's a democratic food fight. do they have the votes? is it likely they will get out of the senate? yes. the house is another matter. >> steve, does this show that president obama doesn't have juice up on the hill anymore? >> i think it does and i would argue that this, in combination from what we've seen from hillary clinton, her dramatic

riley, columnist with "the wall street journal," judith miller is author of "the story" and charles krauthammer, thank you for joining me on this friday. charles, first with you. some are asking how this could happen so quickly and others are saying it's important to act when you have the evidence and you've had a chance to review it and it may quell what we're seeing in the streets as well. >> well having the evidence and quelling the riots on the street we don't know if she has the evidence because the report has been given to her confidentially. the investigation. so we don't know what happened inside the van. we don't know what she was told happened inside the van. i must say, i don't quite understand how a medical examiner can determine whether something was a homicide or accidental if it happened inside of a van or presumably nobody was at the time that the injury was suffered. i do think it is problematic but we will know when the evidence is out, we will know at trial, perhaps. we will know being looking back if this is warranted. i must say that the way that she spoke at the very end a

steve hayes, juan williams and charles krauthammer.e attorney general, it's one of her first big moves, agreeing to this investigation called for by the mayor of baltimore. >> i think that's the most important point. it's a key distinction. it was initiated by the federal government and here you have the local government making the request and, of course the local government saying we'll cooperate fully with the investigation. so it's of a different nature and tenor as they go into it and the question is how does it fit into the larger pattern? and, again, the effort would be i think, an emphasis on community policing getting police to be in a better position to deal with what is often an untenable position that they are put in which goes to dysfunctional chaos neighborhoods and be expected to somehow deal about it. >> the baltimore paternal police said the department of justice also considered expanding the scope of their review to include the practices and policies of the mayor of baltimore stephanie stephanie rawlings-blake and we a

jason riley, columnist with "the wall street journal," syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.ll right. we know that these e-mails are just the first of what we expect to get, jason. anything that popped out to you today? >> well they chose to dump them on a friday before a long weekend tells you something. >> surprise. >> when the government wants to get that stuff out and hope no one is paying attention. we don't know what she deleted. we don't know -- we do know that the original send her was using a private e-mail account. she claims nothing sensitive was there but obviously something sensitive was there because they are redacting parts of the e-mail that they are releasing. this continues to be a problem for her and goes beyond you know just what we're talking about with benghazi. now we're bringing in sidney blumenthal the former aide to bill clinton who obama said she could not hire but she was using him as a source on the side anyway. political interests and so forth, this is just -- it's just smelling more and more by the day. >> and to the point about blumenthal somet

ron fournier and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> a beloved anchor who happens to be the best-selling author of the book "special heart," a journey of faith, hope courage and love i loved the book. five weeks on the best-sellers' list get it for your dad and get it now. >> that was very smooth. >> i owe you. >> how many times have i done that. >> thank you. let's start with this. hillary clinton, what did you take away from it? >> the fact that she's allowed strategic strategic reticence to become the issue of the campaign shows how much little aptitude she has for her public profession and life. second she didn't say an awful lot except that she wants the e-mails that she obviously wanted to conceal for a long time there's no other reason for having her own private server she wants them out as soon as possible. the problem is we have seen from the irs and it's complicity with the justice department how long you can take if you really want to drag your feet. and there's no question but that they could get the e-mails out a lot faster if they really wanted to. the question

steve hayes, national political correspondent and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the launch is today. thoughts and some of the challenges they face? >> well i think fiorina and carson face a lot of challenges because they probably won't have the resources or the following to really be contenders. mike huckabee i think could be a factor. he has a very strong base social conservative base. i think all together everybody who has gotten insofar, is kind of an anti-establishment elite candidate. and the more there are of those kinds of candidates and the more they split the anti-establishment vote is probably better for jeb bush. >> interesting. agree? >> yeah i think that's probably right. the carly fiorina clip that you played shows what we expect from the candidacy. she's framing herself as the chief antagonist critic. she did that up in her speech and she's doing it here in her release announcement. ben carson is an interesting figure. you know his virtual is his vice in this respect. he isn't a politician as he makes clear. usually that's a good thing. i think peo

. >> earlier i spoke to charles krauthammer, fox news contributor, author of "things that matter," newlyh a brand new session on the obama presidency. charles, thank you for being here. john ernest creating a false choice it's either you know all guns blazing, another invasion into iraq or what president obama's doing. >> well that's exactly right. you present a false choice like that and then your only option is indecision passivity and defeat which is what the obama administration has chosen. when you hear josh ernest talking about the situation and saying well it's a setback but really our strategy is working, this is baghdad bob during the invasion of iraq itself in 2003 where the u.s. closing in on the capital and the official spokesman for saddam pretending the americans were on the run. this is embarrassing at this point, and, in fact there was a third strategic advance by isis today. they seized a keyboarder crossing between syria and iraq which will allow them to resupply more easily the anbar province that's under their control and ramadi. so this is a serious threat and i thin

our panel judge andrew napolitano national political correspondent and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. judge, you've been very vocal on this issue. what about rand paul's actions and what came of it? >> what came of rand paul's actions was focusing the american public on exactly what the government has been doing to them under language that has been ruled illegal by a federal court. i don't know that he's going to change the votes of anybody in the senate but he's certainly focused the attention of his fellow senators on it. and he has caused the idea that the government spies on us to be part of a great national debate. i happen to believe the spying is unconstitutional whether it's authorized by the congress or not. but it is better that it be the result of a great debate in the country and in the congress rather than done stealthily as it was done in the bush administration and in the obama administration up until now. >> but you can see in the wake of isis in the wake of the terrorists that we've seen across the world that the environment has changed politically and on this issue?

stoddard and charles krauthammer. a.d. thoughts?ew a circle of people knew from day one in 2009 she was using her personal e-mail and not the address that she was supposed to use with many other people in the building. and they allowed this to happen and they have said that nothing -- there was never anything untoward about any connections between her foundation and her tenure at state and business there. they defended the e-mail practice and said we were just told what we were told and it all seemed above board. so you're not going to have a good time doing it but they are going to continue to do it. obama has an explicit deal with the clintons and he's obviously endorsed her for president without coming out and saying so but joe biden has not received his endorsement and he's hoping she will come around on the trade promotion vote. but they are pretty much just hoping this goes away and they are not going to rat her out no matter what. they don't have the server and they are really holding out her end of the story from now until e

first, bret baier and charles krauthammer. >> the best advise i ever heard about life was basically keep it on the road. if you have a dream and don't know how to get to it don't worry about it stay on the road like a car without headlights. keep on driving. >> create something, achieve something outside yourself. when you're old and gray you can contemplate the self that emerged from the you that did something. whereas nike would say, just do it. >> keep driving, keep going? >> bret and i are pals. who knew that bret baier was like a risk taker? >> he is. >> the great story about how he came to fox headquarters after 9/11 that's an amazing story. >> he was working in atlanta and he just drives up to the d.c. bureau and says to brit hume send me anywhere you want. >> it was raining and he didn't put his windshields on. >> poor visibility. and he still found brit hume and fox news. >> what a light. >> the best part is he was a bartender. >>> next up sean hannity and martha mccallum. >> when i started in radio, i worked for free. i lived at the radio station. then i worked for very little

steve hayes, ron fournier charles krauthammer. let's look at some new fox polls and start with what they have to say about hillary clinton. our polling shows the number of voters who have a favorable opinion of clinton continues to slip from 54% last june to 47% last month to 45% now. and clinton tops the list she doesn't want to top of less ethical politicians, 44% viewed her that way, followed by 37% for chris christie and 28% for jeb bush. steve, what do you make of that? >> well i was struck by the question -- the phrasing of the question less ethical than other politicians. i mean, that's swimming in a pretty muddy water. if you're less ethical than others people don't think highly of politicians. that's an alarming poll result for her. more broadly, i think what the poll suggests is that she is seeing some erosion of her favorability standing certainly since she's been the center of this e-mail controversy, she's refused to take questions from the media or has taken very few. these questions about the clinton global initiati

nina easton, eddie walter and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.ys it was a severe winter. they always say something about that about the first quarter. >> yes. >> politically, what does this number mean? >> a couple things. it's not a good number obviously. it's the third time that we've had a downturn since the recession. but there are good signs in the economy. incomes are up. housing is turning around. and the thing to remember politically -- and i remember this so well from 2012 when i taught a class. it's the economy, stupid. it's about the trend line on the economy. is it getting worse or getting better? and there's a long time between now and next november for people to feel like it's getting worse or it's getting better. >> but anecdotally, there's still a lot of money that is off on the sidelines. companies are still stockpiling cash. and while there is some churning going on it doesn't seem like it's taken off. >> well people are still not feeling confident about the economy. the trajectory and the economy, they are not feeling good pers

will julie pace, white house correspondent for the associated press and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. we're getting more and more of that interview from nbc. george your thoughts? >> well knowingly is an interesting word. we've heard this before. no baseball player ever knowingly took human growth hormone or took a steroid. it's an all-purpose dodge. the question really isn't did they disclose everything but even if they disclosed it was it kosher what they were doing, taking this money from people before the united states government? this matters because it seems to me as the world gets more complex and the issues more opaque people say what we really want to know about the president isn't what he thinks about the velocity of m-1 and the federal reserve, it's can you trust him. >> or her? >> or her. the attributes that you want in a friend or neighbor or custodian of your future and this doesn't help. >> julie, the campaign seems like it's concerned about these numbers, perhaps this book "clinton cash" that's out today. here's the hillary come pain spokesperson brian fallon. >> the

charles krauthammer says it seems like appeasement of the mob. what is the path forward?ense attorney and former prosecutor. thank you for joining us. you say two strengthened the prosecution's case one he wasn't belted and wasn't given prompt medical attention. >> i said this before that's something the prosecutor is going to specifically look at in terms of not intention or purpose to kill, whether it rose the level of recklessness. very hard road for the prosecutor to go forward on. we still don't know -- at her press conference yesterday it appeared she doesn't want to know. prosecutors don't want to try cases when they don't know answers to questions. >> one of the things she said we don't know how or why or when or whaumdt happened. >> i thought this investigation went far too quickly. i've been involved in deaths by police officers. it takes months for careful attention. you want to have the power of subpoena and compel witnesses to come in. why this was done after 19 days and only just getting the pathologist and autopsy report which wasn't clear and not going to

that was our friend charles krauthammer with advice for the class of 2016. we'd like to share some tips now on how to make things easier for them as they enter into the real world. what in fact is the real world? >> being late will kill your career. pretend you're an alien and your goal is to infiltrate make friends, observe and climb. like the area that you can see things you have a being traingtracking system heavy drug use, casual but flings and you need a device everything that your professors taught you in school so you can start over in the real world. >> what i like is heavy drug use. minimum drug use -- >> no. there's no contradiction. >> i'm asking the question. casual but -- >> stressful flings are not good. why worry about stuff? >> perfect. thanks for that good advice. moving on to something more wholesome, dana? >> i like one of the things in the research today and that is the financial security that you need to start creating for yourself. a lot of people starting out don't make a lot of money initially so you think i can't possibly put anythin

steve hayes, national political correspondent and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. today. thoughts and some of the challenges they face? >> well i think fiorina and carson face a lot of challenges because they probably won't have the resources or the following to really be contenders. mike huckabee i think could be a factor. he has a very strong base social conservative base. i think all together everybody who has gotten insofar, is kind of an anti-establishment elite candidate. and the more there are of those kinds of candidates and the more they split the anti-establishment vote is probably better for jeb bush. >> interesting. agree? >> yeah i think that's probably right. the carly fiorina clip that you played shows what we expect from the candidacy. she's framing herself as the chief antagonist critic. she did that up in her speech and she's doing it here in her release announcement. ben carson is an interesting figure. you know his virtual is his vice in this respect. he isn't a politician as he makes clear. usually that's a good thing. i think people sitting at

steve hayes, juan williams and charles krauthammer.eneral, it's one of her first big moves, agreeing to this investigation called for by the mayor of baltimore. >> i think that's the most important point. it's a key distinction. it was initiated by the federal government and here you have the local government making the request and, of course the local government saying we'll cooperate fully with the investigation. so it's of a different nature and tenor as they go into it and the question is how does it fit into the larger pattern? and, again, the effort would be i think, an emphasis on community policing getting police to be in a better position to deal with what is often an untenable position that they are put in which goes to dysfunctional chaos neighborhoods and be expected to somehow deal about it. >> the baltimore paternal police said the department of justice also considered expanding the scope of their review to include the practices and policies of the mayor of baltimore stephanie stephanie rawlings-blake and we agree that th

that was our friend charles krauthammer with advice for the class of 2016.e'd like to share some tips now on how to make things easier for them as they enter into the real world. what, in fact, is the real world? >> being late will kill your career. pretend you're an alien and your goal is to infiltrate, make friends, observe and climb. like the area that you can see things, you have a being traitr system, heavy drug use, casual but flings and you need a device, everything that your professors taught you in school so you can start over in the real world. >> what i like is heavy drug use. minimum drug use -- >> no. there's no contradiction. >> i'm asking the question. casual but -- >> stressful flings are not good. why worry about stuff? >> perfect. thanks for that good advice. moving on to something more wholesome, dana? >> i like one of the things in the research today and that is, the financial security that you need to start creating for yourself. a lot of people starting out don't make a lot of money initially so you think i can't possibly put anything i

tonight, we'll continue our reporting with charles krauthammer. >> i went back to west virginia for alege. >> okay oh, cool, what was your major? >> smoking weed. >> as american culture continues to drift into permissive areas how will that effect the entire country? bernie goldberg has some thoughts. >> how often do you spend looking for work on an average day? >> not too often.

tomorrow night, charles krauthammer, laura ingraham and brian killmead.g, chaos, crime, and now even rape, panama city beach, florida, finally votes to clean up spring break. we will break down these new developments. >>> and hillary is hiding from the media. >> talk later. thank you, all. >> it's now been 22 days since clinton has fielded a question from the press. 2016 gop presidential candidate carly fiorina, she's here tonight with reaction. >>> plus president obama lectures christians yet again. >> what's a defining issue?

i heard charles krauthammer say last week that republicans need to keep their, stand back and let theb because so far the media seems willing to ask the important questions about the clinton foundation money, e-mail server and maybe the one downside of having been on the national political state -- stage for almost 25 years. the media has seen this before and they're not going to let them get away with it. maybe my fanciful thinking, but that's the hope i'm going to hold on a little longer. >> good transition because your new novel is "madam president." obviously speaks of a female president, however, i don't think you're envisioning hillary clinton to be that president. >> she is a republican. >> it's a novel and yet it's deeply personal because in it there is a time capsule of sorts of your very personal memories of september 11th. >> on 9/11, i became obsessed with all the little details. fountains were running and fresh food everywhere. the stewards on air force one, i was not on air force one that day but the steward were so professional and calm and taking care of the president.

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. >> that was our friend charles krauthammer with advice for the class of 2016.like to share some tips now on how to make things a little easier for them as they enter into the real world. what in fact is the real world, greg? i hope it's not somewhere in your apartment. >> assimilate. you can't spell it without i late. always show up on time. pretend you're a space alien. and that you landed as a 21-year-old on earth and your goal is to infiltrate, make friends, observe and climb. like the terminator, you have the little area that you can see things. you have a tracking system of things to avoid, time wasters, heavy drug use, casual but stressful flings. then you need a device, remember that pep for men in black? with a flash. erases everything your left wing professors taught you in school so you can start over in the real world. >> you know what i love, heavy drug use. minimum drug use, all right? i'm asking you a question. casual but -- i don't know. that was interesting. >> stressful flings are not good. why worry about stuff? >> perfect. thanks for that adv

tomorrow night, charles krauthammer, laura ingraham and brian killmead. see you then. >>> tonight, after years of out of control partying, chaos, crime, and now even rape, panama city beach, florida, finally votes to clean up spring break. we will break down these new developments. >>> and hillary is hiding from the media. >> talk later. thank you, all. >> it's now been 22 days since clinton has fielded a question from the press. 2016 gop presidential candidate carly fiorina, she's here tonight with reaction. >>> plus president obama lectures christians yet again. >> what's a defining issue? this is oftentimes viewed as relative to an issue like abortion. >> hypocrisy from hollywood a-listers. average californians are cutting back on water use due to historic drought but celebrities refuse to follow suit. "hannity" starts right here right now. welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. panama city beach florida, is taking major steps tonight in order to end the chaos and crime that plagued the city during spring break. the city council now voted to b

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charles krauthammer says this is a farce. documents were raked over by the clintons, there is nothing here. >> this whole release is a farce. what is being released now gowdy indicates is stuff that was scrubbed and cleansed and decided upon, chosen by her own people acting in her own interests rather than as should happen as the law requires to happen, and as happens with others secretaries of state and other secretaries the choosing ought to be done with a people who have an obligation to the public. we are getting the cleaned up version. >> we are getting the sanitized version on benghazi and then later it will probably be the same thing about iraq and same thing about the family foundation. >> one more point about the emails, you know, she doesn't like to answer a lot of questions as we have seen but at some point she is going to have to answer to the green wing of her party, why in like 36 out of the 86 emails she is just sending something to somebody and say please print this out. >> she likes killing trees. >> we will

. >> one of the people that does really respect you but weighed in on your prospects was charles krauthammer's what he said. >> barack obama said that he disapproved of gay marriage because of his religion. think of where the country is now on that issue. huckabee is where he was in '08. the country has moved radically. i'm not judging whether he ought to have moved or not. i respect him for not. it isn't going to help him because the way that the country has changed. if he hopes that having the evangelical vote alone is going to carry him in, he has no chance. >> are you the same guyane 2008 are you huckabee 2.0? >> i'm the same person. i'm a christian. i don't have the option of rewriting the bible to fit the culture. i have to be who i am. if anybody thinks i'm running because i want to be the evangelical candidate they must not have heard my speech yesterday. my point is, this is about securing america, making this country safe. it's about giving economic opportunity to the people who right now don't have it in this country. the economy is booming for people at the top. it is not booming

charles krauthammer has said repeatedly little will stick to her talking about benghazi last year thatdals are different. the clinton foundation, she is being immersed in big money. she calls hearst champion of the people she understands the everyday american, yet she's schmoozing and giving quid pro quo favors to big business. >> there is no evidence anything illegal happened. >> there is circumstantial evidence she gave quid pro quo favors to big -- >> circumstantial evidence. >> her symbols are surrounded by big money at the same time she's on this tour earning the votes of everyday americans and they're in contradiction with each other. what is real almost doesn't matter to the american people. what is their truth and what they're seeing her do is really important. >> in iowa she's still up or 70% say she's honest and trustworthy. it dipped last month but it went right back up. >> this all comes in the face of republican challengers right now. she doesn't have anyone to go up against where the republican field talking act walking contradiction, have got a lot of different positions

you outsmarted krauthammer and i agreed with something senator feinstein said. charles. keeping it pithy, i like that. lisa guy from huntington massachusetts. shame on you, making one of quakers, you should apologize. i can't make fun of quakers? >> mr. o i'm eight years old, would you please ask jesse waters to wear a quaker hat the next time he's on? i will ask him, j.j. jesse waters is so sweet, patient and smart much what? janice poulsen, you are a pinhead, i hate it when you call children urchins. that would be urchins. i'm 26, just passed my citizenship test. i'm a proud american and know more history than my american friends. jesus, my wife just gifted me premium membership for my birthday. nice jesus, you get any one of my history books free of charge to choose. hard to choose but you'll like them all. or even the now legend and lies book. you can listen to the factor. here is a factor letter of the day. farmington minnesota, i'm 13 and see students at my school not standing for the pledge of allegiance what should i tell them? gently ask them why they are not s