put on a tie and talked to chris wallace. being on earth would get up at 6:00 in the morning on sunday to talk to chris wallace if you weren't running? >> are you insulting mitt romney. >> i'm not insulting anybody. i'm like sherlock holmes. i see the whole picture. i deduce. that was a deduction. you don't get up to talk to chris. is he is a good guy but you don't do it unless there is something there. >> well democrats would have you believe mitt romney water skis in a tie because is he so uptight. so, yeah i get that you are insulting chris wallace. >> i'm not insulting anybody. >> but, bill that 21% that's all name i.d. in that poll. >> it doesn't matter. >> this is his third time running. another thing, hold on jennice, this is the real issue too bill, democrats have the playbook where to defeat him. they know where he is going to throw the ball. >> different world now and different person running for president in hillary clinton than barack obama so, yes, they know how to attack and you would think that romney and mitt

chris wallace is with us from d.c. you spoke to him after the attacks in paris and i wondered if he gave us any idea of what sort of things might change as a result of this. >> well, you heard him at the very end there say that we need to do even more. i think there's a feeling that al qaeda is on the march. isis obviously, we're in a war with them. and you know, i was talking to him at the point that we were discussing the hostage situations were still going on. french authorities hadn't taken over, and i said to him, you are the commander of the greatest military in the world and yet you see a handful -- in this case three or four -- terrorists who had paris in lockdown had a country -- the country of fans in terror. the definition of asymmetric warfare and how frustrating is it? he said it's extremely frustrating. it's not we can attack. he talk about nine different lines of attack they have against isis and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula everything from direct military action, to counter-financing, to counterint

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chris wallace from fox news sunday is with us.easing the speech in advance before the president delivers it. >> i like it. >> i hope they will watch us instead of reading the speech. it was interesting, it was two and a half months ago that the president suffered a terrible defeat in the mid term elections. the president and democrats lost even more seats in the house. they lost control of the senate. the white house feels like they are dealing with a position of strength. there have been signs of progress, growth is up, unemployment is down, gas prices are way down, and the president's approval ratings are up. there's a new poll today that shows him at 50%. that's half about a half dozen points in the last month or so. it's interesting, he's in a sense going to declare victory today, even though we're still fighting the war on terror, even though a lot of people aren't feeling we're out of the recession. he's going to say it's time to turn the page and challenge republicans to follow his agenda. not try to agree with him and try

. >> chris wallace. >> chris wallace asks if there is more to be done chris says absolutely. what does he mean by that? >> there is more that can be done but we are doing enough already? the fact of the matter is we are not doing enough. we have been able to stay off major attacks inside the united states except for things like the boston marathon and a handful of other lone wolf events which is difficult as catherine reminds us about regularly as stop them. we ought to be very concerned about is we are not doing enough to take the fight to the enemy. we can't even say the words in this administration. dempsey doesn't each say it: radical declare a war on us. >> a lot of criticism of the president not general dempsy. why do you say if indeed that's not true. >> it's not politically correct. the fact is it's been very difficult. >> war is not politically correct? >> war is. want to fight this thing. >> we shouldn't be playing -- we shouldn't be worried about what's politically correct or not. >> energize and invigorate the task forces around the country. we do what ray kelly s

filling in for chris wallace.st terror. >> i'm shannon green in for chris wallace. the president draws a line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue peacefully. my main message to congress that point is, just hold your fire. >> we'll discuss the latest standoff between the white house and congress with two leading senators. ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin, a member of the foreign relations committee. >>> and then the supreme court takes up same sex marriage. >> right here right now. >> we debate the hot button issue with two leading

shannon green filling in for chris wallace.k about the fight against terror. >> i'm shannon green in for chris wallace. the president draws a line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue peacefully. my main message to congress that point is, just hold your fire. >> we'll discuss the latest standoff between the white house and congress with two leading senators. ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin, a member of the foreign relations committee. >>> and then the supreme court takes up same sex marriage. >> right here right now. >> we debate the hot button issue with two leading

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filling in for chris wallace. they talk about the fight against terror. >> i'm shannon green in for chris wallace. the president draws a line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue peacefully. my main message to congress that point is, just hold your fire. >> we'll discuss the latest standoff between the white house and congress with two leading senators. ron johnson chair of the homeland security committee and ben cardin, a member of the foreign relations committee. >>> and then the supreme court takes up same sex marriage. >> right here right now. >> we debate the hot button issue with two leading advocates, ted olson who won bush versus gore and the case to overturn the california ban on same sex marriage. and tony perkins, president of the family research counsel. >>> and plus mitt romney and jeb bush seal the 2016 spotlight. our sunday panel weighs in on how two of the gop names could shake up the race for the white house. all right now on fox news sunday. >>> and hello from f

chris wallace was in the rose garden for the ceremony. >> reporter: there was an air of celebration in the rose garden and an under lying tension. white house officials wrestled for days how to usher in a holiday the president opposed. they finally decided to embrace it. today mr. reagan did not repeat his recent statements that his image was based on understanding not reality. instead martin luther king -- >> traces of bigotry marrer america. let us not all recall dr. king but rededicate ourselves to the commandments he lived and sought every day. >> many had been offended by the president's remarks and discussed the king holiday and mr. reagan's role in it. >> we all have high and low moments. this is one of his high moments. >> i'm just glad we got the inb bill signed. >> reporter: maybe that's what today was about. that blacks have the power to make politicians do things. as the president left the ceremony many in the crowd stayed and sang. chris wallace, nbc news at the white house. >> blacks now have the power to make the politicians do things. there are six members of congress w

. >> chris wallace and others not happy that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress. talking points sees it it differently. we will tell you why. >> we don't seem to have a plan for dealing with that kind of warfare and it's been going on for a long time. >> tom brokaw talking about terrorism on the ground as isis beheads another human being. why won't president obama come to grips with the problem? we will tell you. >> who is the first president of the united states? >> oh, god. i have no idea. >> also ahead, jesse watters visiting aspen, colorado for the x games and bringing with him some interesting questions. >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> you are putting me on the spot. >> 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. is president obama being humiliated by speaker of the house john boehner? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. on march 3rd israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress about iran and terrorism in general. speaker

i have to say i'm shocked. >> chris wallace believes that netanyahu move is designed to embarrass thesident and many other americans feel the same way. but talking points dissents. i want to hear what netanyahu has to say. and i hope president obama rebuts his remarks publicly if they are false or misleading. the intelligence agency one of the best in the world. mr. netanyahu has information about iran. he and his nation are directly threatened by terrorism and iran. thus, they have to be deeply involved in what's going on. thus it's important for all americans to know what benjamin netanyahu knows. now, the bigger picture. americans are in danger. we're all in danger from islamic terrorists and from the nation of iran. some estimates say iran is within two months of being able to put together the components of a nuclear weapon. president obama believes is he making progress in a new deal with iran, but the current negotiations have been going on for 14 months and extended twice. the next dead line the end of june. some in congress want to impose sanctions right now. those sanctions w

remember, you mentioned it and so did jennifer general dempsey was on with chris wallace this weekend. and he talked about playing away games. well, it's a no-brainer we want to fight our enemies overseas so we don't have to fight them here. he also talked about the suite of capabilities we've got, intelligence, more partners and direct action. but the united states has no human intelligence because this administration has decided to kill suspect terrorists including american citizens with hell fire missiles instead of capturing and interrogating. as for partners, the best partners we've got in the region are israel and second best el sisi in egypt. and yet we threatened both from this administration. it's crazy. >> the 9/11 commission report one thing i really agreed with is they were at war with us. series of events leading up to 9/11 of 2001 we weren't at war with them. the president in fact declared france is at war with radical islam. but here's eric holder's position on the sunday talk shows. >> i certainly think that we are at war with those who would commit terrorist attacks a

. >>> bows part of my weekend sunday morning i turn on chris wallace, "fox news" sunday: that might beut i love chris, welcome to philly, good morning again. >> good to be herey know you cover politics and all that but i want to talk to you about deflate gate, are you going to bring that up, sunday. >> i don't know, we might, you know, it is as tom brady says, it is not isis, nobody is dying but the super bowl is a big cultural event in our country. a week from sunday everybody will be watching. have been is talking about this. how did those balls magically get deflated. deflate gate. another is ballsg azi. it is obviously cheating. how does this happen with 11 of the 12 patriots footballs. >> how many times has tom brady dropped back with that football in his hand, how can he not know. he told his former players, that he does like the ball a little bit deflated. >> well, i'm wondering whether that is how you guys have beaten the redskins in the past, maybe you you deflate your balls too. >> no, i believe our balls are over inflate, what do you think of that, chris. >> how do you answe

chris wallace is with us here from "fox news sunday."e're not allowed to talk about the lunch with specificity because it's off the record. what struck me the most is how much there is going on all over the world and how complicated the landscape has become. it was one issue after another issue after another issue with no real concrete solutions. >> you know, it's so interesting that clip that jennifer played of president obama a year ago in the state of the union talking about iraq is more secure. we didn't -- we had never heard about isis. i certainly hadn't. and we didn't have any american troops there. now we are at war with isis. we have warplanes firing on both iraq and syria. jennifer mentioned, 3,000 american troops on the ground. more possible. maybe even likely. i did an interview on "fox news sunday" a little over a weekend ago with the chairman of the joint chiefs martin dempsey, and, you know, as you say there are a lot of problems and a lot of ones that just in the last year have popped up and/or have become more secure. >>

chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday. thanks for being here. why is the white house so upset about this invitation to benjamin met benjamin netanyahu? >> i think they are saying he can say anything he wants about iran. he will be on the trip to the united states any way to speak to the pro-israeli lobby in the united states. i think what they're concerned about is the feeling that netanyahu may be siding with -- this is the white house view -- siding with republicans and making this issue more political than a matter of geopolitics. they are upset the fact that netanyahu accepted an invitation from speaker boehner and that they weren't notified about it before hand. >> the speaker of the house said we're a co-equal branch of government to the white house. we can do what we please. here is the exchange on special report. >> you surprised by the push back by the invite of the israeli prime minister? >> not really. i believe the prime minister of israel has a strong voice. he believes that the threat of the iranians having a nuclear weapon is a ve

and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey, he said we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays, we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners in the region. well, it's israel number one. and second best is president in fact the general has the right answers, this administration's failed terribly to even describe radical islam as what it really is. he still couldn't use those words, let me move on to say that the ---we suffered the grate 245u're practically more of them today, they can be reinvigorated and they should b and the units like ray keller commit in the new york, and now de blasio and we need to be able to keep tabs on terror suspects, it's not just mapping people who are muslim. it is going to the places where informants have said bad think, are being plotted and planned against the american citizens, against us in our county tremendous. there's another item that's i think pervasive here. fra

chris wallace fantastic job today. >> pat summerall and me. ill yesterday, had some staunch words for eric holder about what he calls an anti-cop attitude. all this unfolding at the confirmation hearing for loretta lynch. >> the incendiary rhetoric used by eric holder created a pathway for false narrative that then became the rallying cry for cop haters across america. >> the confirmation vote for lynch next month. >>> not only can you not keep your doctor, but you can't keep your coverage either. a computer glitch in colorado's health exchange web site accidentally canceled thousands of policies. the problem started when they went online to reenroll for this year or search for other options. 3600 people lost health insurance without notification. not only that, officials have known about the glitch since november. >> they just switched everything up, but didn't tell me. they said oh, i'm sorry there is a glitch in the system. it would have been a complete disaster. >> officials trying to restore coverage for everyone affected. >>> john mccain

. >> geraldo rivera and chris wallace join us as they do every friday. >> the race for 2016 gearing updr. ben carson make a white house run? he is here live. we will ask him. the award season e host maria menounos stops by our couch. >> rick harrison gives us a trivia challenge. that's right. it is all ahead because mornings are better with friends. friday mornings are the best mornings for the week. stay with us. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. >> a dad losing its cool for the shopping game causing it to shatter the glass. >> that happened in new york after an apparent bad call. the dad has to pay for the glass and is banned from the arena. >> a california coalition put up this billboard in riverside as a formal launch of their new group. the sign which will be up for four weeks says don't believe in god. you are not alone. they say they want to reach out to nonatheists for people who reject religion. >> it is time now for your 5@5:00. people across the country fighting to stay healthy as the flu r

chris wallace, nbc news at the white house. >> the blacks now have the power to make the politicians do things. there are six members of congress that voted against establishing the king holiday who are still in congress today. most of them, including orin hatch and john mccain. today, the elephant in the room is the new number three republican in the house of representatives. they decided to keep steve scalise in his job after he confirmed talking to a white sprem cyst group in louisiana in 2002. he not only spoke before that white supremacist group, but he said they should not have the martin luther king day holiday. the country had been celebrating it as a federal holiday for more than 20 years. he was still against. in fact he is still today. he put out a vaguely positive statement on the occasion today talking about how our nation has been strengthenned by his legacy. there is a lot of personal awkwardness and the surprising list of politicians who disagree. it has come to look worse as time goes on. but beyond those personal decisions, and individual embarrassment, there is har

. >>> i'm chris wallace. the new congress with its republican majority convenes this week. will they cooperate with president obama or confront him? >> i'm being absolutely sincere when i say, i want to work with this new congress to get things done. >> we'll see whether we can work with the president. i hope so. that's what he says. we'll find out. >> we'll discuss the gop agenda with two senators set to take over key panels. bob corker, likely chair of the foreign relations committee and john thune, who's expected to head the senate commerce committee. then former governor mike huckabee ends his show on fox news as he conside

. >>> i'm chris wallace. the new congress with its republican majority convenes this week.rate with president obama or confront him? >> i'm being absolutely sincere when i say, i want to work with this new congress to get things done. >> we'll see whether we can work with the president. i hope so. that's what he says. we'll find out. >> we'll discuss the gop agenda with two senators set to take over key panels. bob corker, likely chair of the foreign relations committee and john thune, who's expected to head the senate commerce committee. then former governor mike huckabee ends his show on fox news as he con

ing about to note the top military leader said to it chris wallace that he believe it is in our national interest to close gitmo. it creates a psychological scar on our national values. >> i don't think dempsey is saying release. he said as president bush said. they believe it is in the interest to close the particular facility. president bush was not talking about wholesale release of the detainees and the fact is congress stupulated they don't want them in the federal prisones. the issue for me i don't care if they are in gitmo or federal prisones. but i don't want them in the battlefield and endangering the troops and people. >> the state department came out because of the debate in part today and said we have numbers on the detain ooes that returned to battle. before 2009, it was 19 percent of those suspected of reengaging and after 2009, it is under seven percent. what are the significance of those numbers, general king? >> it is dramatically different than anything than any other observer group came up with. the numbers new as they are. will have to receive scrutiny before we say t

. >>> i'm chris wallace.s with its republican majority queens this week, but will they cooperate with president obama? or confront him? >>> i'm absolutely sincere when i say i want to work with this new congress to get things done. >> we'll see whether we can work with the president. i hope so. that's what he said. we'll find out. >>> we'll discuss the gop senators set to take over key panel, bob corker, and john thune, who is expected to head the commerce committee. >>> then former governor mike huckabee errands his show on fox news, as he considers another try for the white house. >> there's been a great deal

. >> that interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday.rop in gas prices but that drop not slowing down the energy debate on capitol hill. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel explains. >> we're saving drivers about 70 cents a gallon at the pump over last christmas. >> in killer texaseller, texas the ---the exxon went even lower to $1.69. one expert says competitive fuel prices are good news particularly for american drivers. >> the basic effect of lower prices of oil is more money in consumers pockets, we're a nation that still is a net importer of oil and that means that cheaper oil means more money for american consumers. >> this comes as congressional republicans are planning to start 2015 by pushing the long delayed and studied keystone xl pipeline. >> the first item up in the new senate will be the keystone xl pipeline. >> the president made the case that the pipeline is a lot of hype. >> there's very little impact nominal impact on u.s. gas prices what to the average american consumer cares about by having this pipeline co

and talk about the options here with chris wallace.he president has to admit that the income disparity that he is talking about took place under his administration. the income gap has been widing since 1970 is but the last six years, he was the guy with the leverage of power. >> that is right. we have more people living in poverty and food stamps in the obama areas than before he came in. and having said that? the question of middle-class and building the middle-class and income disparity, is a growing issue for the president and also for republicans. it was jeb bush talked about this. paul ryan who is talking about bringing people up from poverty. they have different ideas of how to do it. the president talks about increasing taxes on the rich and giving free things to at this time middle-class and working class. the republicans are saying that kind of old tax and spend is not what worked. if it had worked things would have been better under president obama. we'll cut tax rates and create more jobs and create a stronger economy, and y

chairman of the joint chiefs of staff dempsey sitting down with chris wallace to talk about the country'sto do more? >> absolutely. that's not to imply we are not doing enough. we are doing a lot. >> he's in favor of enclosing the prison at guantanamo bay. >> it is in the natural interest to close guantanamo. it creates a psychological star on our national values. whether it should or not it does. what i said quite clearly is there are some of these detainees in particular this kind of conflict over a projected period that should not be released. >> president obama vowed since 2008 to close the controversial prison. attorney general eric holder staying mum on reports as former cia director david petraeus faces felony charges for allegedly disclosing government secrets. petraeus resigned from the agency in 2012 after federal investigations found he had a extra marital affair with his biographer paula broadwell seen here. he gave her classified information while holder not letting on about a possible indictment. listen. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think that a

filling in for chris wallace. obama pushes his domestic agenda ahead of the tuesday state of the union address but threats abroad mount. the president draw as line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue. my message to congress at this point, hold your fire. ron johnson and ben card an member of the foreign relations committee are here. the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. >> right here. right now the. >> we debate the issue with two leading advocates

and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey heaid we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners in the region. well, it's israel number one. and second best is president in fact the general has the right answers, this administration's failed terribly to even describe radical islam as what it really is. he still couldn't use those words, let me move on to say that the ---we suffered the grate 245u're practically more of them today, they can be reinvigorated and they should b and the units like ray keller commit in the new york, and now de blasio and we need to be able to keep tabs on terror suspects, it's not just mapping people who are muslim. it is going to the places where informants have said bad think are being plotted and planned against the american citizens against us in our county tremendous. there's another item that's i think pervasive here. france h

. >> i am chris wallace, the new congress with the republican majority convenes this week but will theydent obama or confront him? >> i am being sincere when i say i want to work with this new congress to get things done. >> we will see whether we can work with the president. i hope so. that is what he says. >> we will discuss the g.o.p. agenda with two senators that take over key panels, bob congresser the likely chair of the foreign affairs committee and john thune expected to expected to head the senate commerce committee and mike huckabee considers another try for the white house and ends we his

. >> tomorrow morning on "fox news sunday" chris wallace is doing an interview with general dempsey. it was prerecorded. we will play snippets of it. i want to read a quote from what dempsey said in response to chris' question. do we need to do more in the war on terror? he says, well, i think so absolutely, but that's not to imply we're not doing enough, if you understand the distinction there. we're doing a lot. let me repeat that. he says, well, i think so, absolutely, but that's not to imply we're not doing enough, if you understand the distinction there, we're doing a lot. i don't understand the distinction. do you understand the distinction? >> i don't understand the distinction. it is very clear we are not doing enough. we are not doing enough to destroy the safe haven that isis has created. we're not doing enough here to get a hold of this problem. >> is general dempsey being handicapped by the president of the united states? >> i'm sure he is, because he's a serving military officer and he's not in a position to criticize the president directly. so -- >> but he's champing at

weekend on fox news sunday joint chiefs chairman general martin dempsey walked a fine line with chris wallace, while the administration is trying to protect the homeland there's still angst about what will prevent attacks. >> what we try to do across this swathe of radical extremism, that stretches really from the fatah and i suppose you might say all the way over to nigeria, we try to keep pressure on that network, with the suite of capabilities that we have, whether it's intelligence building partners in some cases direct action, do we need to do more? >> i think so absolutely, but that's not to imply we're not doing enough. >> reporter: republicans -- in releasing diawetainees from guantanamo may make it worse. >> this isn't like you can, you know, put radiation and kill a tumor and we're zone with this thing. this is a cancer that has metastasized around the world. >> reporter: in fact one of the terrorists in the attack was trained in yemen even though just four months ago the president held up yemen as a successful part of his terrorist approach. >> while supporting partners on the fron

of the joint chiefs general martin dempsey, had this morning about cyber in an interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> what have you learned about cyber threats from the north korea hacking of sony pictures? how vulnerable are we to a cyber peril harbor? >> cyber can be incredibly destructive. it can be disruptive, it can disrupt and it can destroy. we have in every domain, chris, we generally enjoy a significant military advantage. but we have peer competitors in cyber. >> the cyber attack on the centcom twitter account seems to have been halted for now. the account suspended. what is odd is that centcom had to work through twitter to stop the hacker even though the u.s. has a u.s. cyber command that is supposed to protect the u.s. military and its networks from this kind of attack. it has a budget of $447 million a year. >> unbelievable. and a wake-up call. we'll continue to follow the story. jennifer, thank you. here for more, greg keelly former senior adviser of the australian federal police and has written two books on cyber crime and security correct? >> yes. >> so you are

. >>> i'm chris wallac iden obam i >> president obama is defiant doubling down in the first state ofe union speech to the new g.o.p.-controlled congress. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda is -- and i know because i won both of them. >> we will discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff and house speaker boehner invites israel's prime minister to capitol hill without consulting the white house. our sunday group weighs in.

. >>> i'm chris wallace. the massacre at a paris newspaper by islamic jihadists opens a new front on the war on terror, and we'll have an exclusive interview with the general chiefs of staff general martin dempsey. >>> how frustrating to you as the chairman of the joint chiefs when you're fighting in such an asymmetric way. what do we know about the suspects? the strategy to hit the west? and whether they were collected by al qaeda or isis? general dempsey only on "fox news sunday." >>> plus is the obama administration doing enough to prevent attacks like this? our sunday group weighs in. >>> then a showdown between the white house and congress over the keystone pipeline. >> i can firm for you if this bill passes this congress, the president wouldn't sign it either. >> and threatening to veto a jobs and new pipeline is anything but productive. >>> we'll discuss the president's veto threat with two leading senators republican john hovaneven and chris coons, all on "fox news sunday." >>> paris remains on high a

and chris wallace will weigh in.day with the white house announcing the president will not meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu when he comes to visit on the invitation of house speaker john boehner. and we get word the europeans will launch a massive stimulus to try and you a slow-growing economy in the e.u. also today oil trading lower and you have two big american companies with layoff announcements by the thousands, ebay and american express. we'll get into that as well. >> all right. thanks jenna. everyone knows that being a parent means changing diapers, staying home with the kids and shelling out a lot of money, so when couples choose to have children, do they have a right to complain about it? not according to one blogger who says she's sick of hearing people whine about how hard it is to be a parent. she says they knew when they had kids about all these responsibilities, so they shouldn't complain about a job that they chose to have. andrea, as the only non-mom on this -- >> yeah. >> do i get

karl rove, joe trippi and chris wallace weigh in today during "happening now."ti ann: well meanwhile, another gruesome deadline apparently issued by the terrorists of isis has come and gone. jordan says a female member of isis held on death row is still in the country. this despite the sunset deadline to turn her over to save the life of a jordanian pilot captured by the terror group. conor powell is stolling this story from -- following this story from jerusalem. hi conor. >> reporter: well, that deadline has come and gone. isis set it for sundown mosul, iraq, time today. as far as we know, the prisoner exchange has not, in fact, happened we don't even know if they are all talking. but what we do know is jordan, japan and isis have have been negotiating for some time now about a prisoner exchange but so far nothing has happened just yet. talks have been ongoing. in an audio recording just a few days ago released by isis, the japanese journalist says jordan must release the prisoner for his life by sunset today. she's an iraqi citizen who was captured and arrest

. >>> i'm chris wallace. president obama is defiant, doubling down on his agenda on the first state of the union speech to the gop-controlled congress. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] >> i know because i won both of them. >> we'll discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff denis mcdonough. >>> plus house speaker boehner invited a prime minister to capitol hill without consulting the white house. our sunday group weighs in. >>> and then republican 2016 contenders hit the key state of iowa iowa. >> american leaders that will bring this country back together. >> we can move this country forward and have our own american resiefl. >> it is time for us to stand up and fight together for the country we were given. >> we'll get the latest from des moines and we'll talk with ohio governor and potential candidate john kasich about his push for a constitutional amendment to balance the federal budget. >>> a

martin dempsey also speaking out about those terror attacks in paris telling fox news sunday anchor chris wallacepects were probably training for years to carry out such an attack. listen. >> these individuals were inspired in some way. they didn't -- they were probably not self radicalized on the internet x is another way these attacks sometimes occur. there's a pretty clear indication that one in fact did receive some training in yemen. >> and that there's a linkage among them whether it's schools or family relationships. as far as whether it was directed by al qaeda, i don't think that linkage has been blashed. >> general martin dempsey speaking to fox news sunday and you can catch that entire interview tomorrow. check our local listings. >>> david petraeus potentially in legal hot water now. former cia chief could face charges for allegedly revealing confidential information to his mitt mistress. >> american war hero apparently facing the blockbuster flet of potential felony charges. "the new york times" reported late yesterday that justice department prosecutors have recommended criminal cha

thanks so much for watching and spending your dunn day morning with us, news continues at >>> i'm chris wallaceent obama is defiant. doubling down on his agenda in his first state of the union speech to the new g.o.p. controlled congress. >>> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know because i won both of them. >> we'll discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff, dennis mcdonough. >>> plus, house speaker boehner invites israel's prime minister to capital hill without consulting the white house. >>> our sunday group weighs in. >>> then, republican 2016

>> you know, i don't know, i mean let's ask chris wallace if that's how is he going to try to get the next interview with the white house. look, i stand that the white house interest in trying to go around the media and go directly into the, you know, into the device the ipads, the computers, the devices of mobile devices of americans and get their message through. but did i think this was demeaning and silly and not serious. and the president was tone deaf. they put a big hype up about this on the state of the union address. then the thing comes out about netanyahu and they don't seem to understand that this makes them look even less connected and less interested in the reality of our relationship with israel. josh earnst today made it worse. he says well our excuse is if there is an election coming up in march, i understand that, that you don't want to look like you are intruding in the middle of an election. on the other hand we have an election in may in britain. and obama was perfectly happy having prime minister cammeron here and sending him up to chill to negotiate. -- capitol

>>> i'm chris wallace. the new congress with its republican majority queens this week but will they cooperate with president obama? or confront him? >>> i'm absolutely sincere when i say i want to work with this new congress to get things done. >> we'll see whether we can work with the president. i hope so. that's what he said. we'll find out. >>> we'll discuss the gop senators set to take over key panel, bob corker, and john thune, who is expected to head the commerce committee. >>> then former governor mike huckabee errands his show on fox news, as he considers another try for the white house. >> there's been a great deal of speculation as to whether i would run for president. if i were willing to absolutely rule that out, i could keep doing this show, but i can't make such a declaration. >>> our sunday panel handicaps the field from the front-runners to their favorite long shots. >>> plus a wave of new republicans hits washington. we'll ask two stars of the gop's freshman class in the house what they hop

chris wallace will talk with a potential republican contender number 74. john case kasich.e is number 74. >> he is a serious guy. i i'd put him in the top half dozen. >> what are we going to do about the bush and the romney? >> i hope they fight it out for a year on fox news sunday. it's good for us. >> i read the other day, think it was media said you have to go through fox news sunday to get the republican nomination. i like that. >> it's the "fox news sunday" primary. >> any guess is your wife is going to cook, otherwise there's no reason for them to come. i hope you act better in the future. >>> folks in the northeast are gearing up for what could be the-miles-an-hour major snowstorm of the season. might get two or three inches here in new york city. six inches in pittsburgh. major winter storm. sometimes tv news is silly. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you

. >>> i'm chris wallace. agenda on the first state of the union speech to the gop-controlled congress. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] >> i know because i won both of them. >> we'll discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff denis mcdonough. >>> plus house speaker boehner invited a prime minister to capitol hill without