crowley was the founder of the republic. crowley, sometimes you heard this phrase in college from some dimwitted professor. he wanted to achieve hamiltonian ends -- jeffersonian ends through hamiltonian means. he had no use for hamilton or jefferson, he was a francophile of the first quarter. his parents were part of the quasi catholic, quasi scientist religion of compte and was one of the first to be baptized in that faith. whatever that is is not entirely clear. is mother wrote under the name of ginnie june, early feminist and father in this unhappy marriage was a futurist, he saw compteian future and crowley himself always admitted he was a francophile. he wanted to make america more like france. depending on what is going on you may agree or disagree with that. as for wells, let me read something, another name i'm curious, van wiki brooks, does anyone know who that was? we have to get this person out of here. i don't know who these out liars are. i will talk to you later. he was a very important literary critic of the 20

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"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm candy crowley in washington and this is "sftate of the union." >>> we're following two breaking stories, the disappearance of malaysia flight 3707 and the crucial vote in crimea on whether or not it will realign with russia. >>> senator john mccain landed this morning in washington following a trip to ukraine and he will join us. >>> now to the very latest on the search for 370. malaysian authorities say that search for the missing jetliner has entered a new phase.

"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. \s>>> this is the red alert.ually the declaration of war to my country. >> that is ukraine's new prime minister responding to increased russian military forces in crimea. i'm candy crowley and this is a special edition of "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. th p

i'm candy crowley in washington.karia is next after a check of the headlines. >>> good morning. i'm christi paul in atlanta. the search for malaysia flight 370 entered a new phase today. that is the word this morning from malaysia's defense minister which says 25 countries are involved in finding that missing jet and malaysia is asking the u.s. and china to turn over more satellite information as the search refocuses now to include remote oceans and large tracks of land. we also learned from malaysia airlines that the two pilots did not request to fly together on the day that flight disappeared and that the jet was carry nothing extra fuel. adding to the intrigue, the plane's disappearance, one u.s. official called the place where the plane turned there, quote, the perfect place to disappear. the other big story that we're following as well, voters in hotly disputed region of ukraine casting ballots right now to decide whether to join russia. polls have been opened in crimea for about eight hours with voters facing t

good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. ten planes and several ships were involved in today's search for missing flight 370. and an australian official says at least four orange objects a bit longer than six and a half feet were spotted in the search area and will be picked up. there is about a week left before the batteries might run on the pinger that is designed to locate the plane's black boxes. the australian ship ocean shield leaves for the search monday, on board that ship, the u.s. navy's high tech black box detector and a special under water vehicle. and in malaysia, frustrated relatives held a press conference with banners demanding truth and evidence from the malaysian government. for more on the search i'm joined by u.s. navy commander william marks, thank you for joining us. tell me the latest you're hearing about the search effort. >> hello, candy, we had a p-8 poseidon flying another mission today. they just landed a little while ago. they do as they do every day see some form of debris on the water. but typi

i'm candy crowley in washington. the search for the missing jet has ended for today. they've found some objects but they can't be verified or discounted as being from the missing plane until they are recovered by a ship. there is about a week left before the batteries could run out on the pinger designed to help locate the plane's black boxes. the australian ship ocean shield leaves for the search area monday. the sip ship is carrying the high-tech black box detector and a special underwater vehicle. earlier on "state of the union" i spoke with senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein about the vagueness of satellite imagery that had been produced so far and whether the u.s. might have better leads. >> i think it depends on the satellite and the resolution provided by the satellite and how sophisticated the satellite is. i'm not going to go into what we had or what we don't have but what i just said suffices. >> can we assume that the u.s. does know more or can see more as it relates to this plane? >

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i'm candy crowley in washington.overage of flight 370 continues now with fredricka whitfield and a special edition of "newsroom." >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. two big stories topping our news this hour, the massive search for that flight 370 and the multinational investigation now into one of the biggest aviation mysteries of our time. >>> plus, crimea's crucial vote to join russia. it could have major diplomatic consequences around the world.

i'm candy crowley in washington. the aerial search for malaysian airlines flight 370 is over for the day. there were no significant sightings. satellite images shows potential objects in the southern corridor of the indian ocean. no word yet on when those images were taken. and malaysian authorities said today the last transmission from the plane showed no transition in the plane's route. the search area is 28,000 square miles. the poseidon crew said missions were terrible today. andrew stevens is in perth, australia. obviously the weather not helpful. what happens tomorrow in terms of the q and whether these flights can go? >> reporter: well, we wait and see whether these flights with cake off the in the morning, candy. at this stage of the day, it's just turned midnight p -- so another trip out tomorrow for at least air aircraft that will be joined by two chinese aircraft as well. but it's interesting talking to the pilots coming back and our own brooke baldwal kate bolduan off the final delight tonight, she was ou

i'm candy crowley in washington. cnn's coverage of flight 370 continues now with fredricka whitfield and a special edition of "newsroom." >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. two big stories topping our news this hour, the massive search for that flight 370 and the multinational investigation now into one of the biggest aviation mysteries of our time. >>> plus, crimea's crucial vote to join russia. it could have major diplomatic consequences around the world. first we want to bring you the latest information on flight 370. in the last hour we've learned that france is sending investigators to malaysia today to help sift through the clues. a top military official in india says that country has temporarily ended its search for the plane while malaysia reviews the massive deployments from 25 countries. the search area now covers large areas of land including extremely remote regions. crews are looking along two corridors, one to the south, the other to the north, reaching all the way um to kazakhstan. authoriti

with us is monica crowley and alan colmes. continues to happen do you understand it. >> i don't favor calling her a moron. i don't think that accomplishes anything. i think some of this criticism is justified. she quit her job as governor. if she were a serious policy person and serious about running for office oshe would have studied the issues. >> why don't you criticize her on that basis. i want to get the behind calling the woman names which is done by the left all the time. do you understand that? >> yes. i mean, do i -- no, i don't favor it. i'm not going to favor. >> do you understand it? >> i think what i'm trying to explain to you is because she seems to be one thing and does something else. she doesn't seem to -- she says things that are not true. she says things to rev up the crowd as you saw. >> give me an example of something she says. >> she said at cpac, for example, there were more uninsured people since obamacare came into play that's absolutely untrue. >> is that untrue? >> i don't know. i can't answer that.

i'm candy crowley. "reliable sources" with brian stelter starts after this check of our top stories. >>> malaysia is revealing more information about the investigation into the disappearance of flight 370. authorities say they're now examining a flight simulator taken from the home of the pilot. no word on what they've discovered but they will be looking to see if pilot practiced the same path. a u.s. official tells cnn u.s. intelligence is leaning toward the theory that pilots are responsible. >>> the search area has expanded to cover large areas of land including extremely remote regions. crews are looking along two corridors, one to the south, the other to the north, reaching all the way up to kazakhstan. satellite signals picked up on flight 370 for seven hours after the last contact with the pilots. but malaysian officials announced today it's possible the last satellite contact could have come from a plane on the ground. today the country's transportation minister made a personal promise to those

i'm candy crowley and this is a special edition of "state of the union." the prime minister of ukraine says his country is "on the brink of disaster." this as russian troops are in crimea and in response, and the united states condemns what it is calling an act of aggression. earlier on "state of the union," ukraine's ambassador to the u.n. said his country will need military help from other nations. >> we are to demonstrate that we have our own capacity to protect ourselves as it was decided today in the parliament and we are preparing to defend ourselves. and nationally if aggravation is going in that way, when the russian troops, they are enlarging their quantity with every coming hour, naturally we will ask for military support and other kind of support. >> russia says it reserves the right to use force to protect its military personnel and russians citizens in crimea. in response to the crisis, the united states, great britain, and france are suspending their participation in prep talks for the g-8 sum russia will host in june. to our guests in just a

"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> an evident tragedy wrapped in mystery. today two of the 239 people aboard a plane which disappeared between kuala lumpur and beijing used stolen passports to buy tickets. >> our focus right now is to find the aircraft. once we have found the aircraft, i think the investigations on any speculation on a sinister motives will assist us when we look at the data. >> the latest on what happened to malaysia flight 370. then, putin stays put. your move, mr. president. >> if this violation of international law continues, the resolve of the united states and our allies and the international community will remain firm. >> remaining firm. about what? we talk to tony blinken, deputy national security advisor at the white house. >>> plus, conservative activists host what amounts to 2016's first republican cattle call. >> you want to lose elections, stand for nothing. >> it's time for a little rebellion on if battlefield of ideas. >> let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again. >> and the winner is? this guy. >> i b

. >> joining us live on the phone as michael crowley, the chief foreign correspondent for time magazine. thank you for being with us. you indicated in this piece you posted over the weekend that the options for president obama are in your words painfully limited. how so? , it is justtely that. there's not a lot of leverage in this situation. russia has the proximity to ukraine, the economic ties and social and ethnic ties. the stakes are much higher for battle -- for vladimir putin. this matters much more to him than it does to the united states and the west. side, we have certain ways we can try to punish russia ,hrough economic sanctions maybe targeting individuals, but cane's only so much we really do, particularly when everyone knows there's absolutely no chance we are going to commit troops of our own or use military force in this situation. for some reason, the president and administration is left to condemnations and rhetoric, trying to shame the russians like we just heard from ambassador power. when we used this kind of rhetoric condemning moscow's support of the syrian dig tat

crowley.sistant secretary of state for public affairs, currently a fellow at the george washington university institute for public diplomacy and global communication. mr. crowley, thank you very much for being here. >> always a pleasure, rachel. >> is there a limit on how hard the eu and the u.s. will push russia on this or any other issue? >> i think there's a style difference. europe prefers coordination, consultation, you know, convincing argument as opposed to confrontation. and obviously at 28 it's difficult to get consensus within the european union on decisive action. and as you say, some countries have a more developed economic relationship with russia than others. germany certainly at the forefront. >> in terms of the susceptibility of mr. putin and the russian government more broadly to pressure from the west, if there isn't going to be a military response from the west, if it is going to be economic and diplomatic pressure, where are they most sensitive? >> i think there's some talk

"state of the union" with candy crowley begins in one minute. first our top stories.aircraft's spotted oil slicks. search boats have been deployed to the yair. malaysian military officials say radar data indicates the plane turned around before vanishing. because of that, they're asking crews to expand the search area. ukraine's interim prime minister flies to the u.s. this week to meet with president obama just a few days before crimea votes on if it will become a part of russia. the prime minister has called it an illegitimate decision. and today russian presidenten vladimir putin discussed that upcoming vote in separate phone calls to british prime minister david cameron and german chancellor angela merkel. meanwhile in russia, a paralympian athlete dedicated her first medal to an independent and peaceful ukraine. ukraine has won six medals in the paralympics. >>> at 2:00 eastern, a new drone that has a stun gun attached. what would this be used for? we'll take you thrive south by southwest in texas for the answers. that's in the "newsroom" with fredricka whitfield

michael crowley recently traveled to kiev and joins us with some of his reporting.ks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. happy national pi day. >> thank you. same to you. i notice a big day of celebration in your household. >> let's start here with the news of the day. secretary kerry met with the foreign minister for a long time and does not seem to have made any progress. >> no. you know, i can't say that's very surprising. at this point the russians basically hold the cards here and i don't think that people were expecting them to come in and make concessions or to back away. the crimea in effect belongs to russia at this point. unless and until the u.s. and europe are ready to impose some very strong economic sanctions, i just don't think will is any way to change their course on crimea. we can talk about some of the other things we might be concerned they would do. not surprised about today's meet. >> yeah. michael, let's talk about the vote that's happening on sunday where the people of crimea will decide freely and fairly whether or not they want

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candy crowley joining us from washington our chief correspondent and anchor for "state of the union."ou interviewed ukrainian ambassador and talked to two u.s. senators. despite president obama's threat there would be costs, russia did exactly what it wanted to do. will the u.s. and its european counterpart take meaningful action against russia? >> i think it's in the definition of meaningful. if meaningful you think something that will talk putin into moving back across the border, that may be difficult, as a number of people i talked to today said what would move them. how about not going to g-8 in sochi. everyone said, no, he doesn't really care. it's finding first of all unity between eu and u.s. and others and then finding something that might actually work to put putin a more diplomatic mode where everybody gets together and talks about how to solve this. having said that when he talked to u.n. ambassador, he made it clear it's possible they may want military help from other nations. >> we are to demonstrate we have our own capacity to protect ourselves decided dane parliament a

monica crowley joins us and on the direction of our markets and the economy.f you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. lou: president obama turned his attention to the domestic agenda and went to connecticut to call on congress to raise the federal minimum wage one of the most important issues in the minds of the public. >> folks at the top for doing better than ever. but average wages and average income has not gone up. to mid-american they're working harder than ever just to keep up. lou: he has been president for five years. there is that and four democratic governors who all push to raise the minimum wage in their states joined the president today. now we have the "a team." tom sullivan, a monica crowley and jim and i have not talked for a month or two and it is great to see you. let's talk with the president's poll numbers. we talk about horse races all the time but he is losing. >> give i

joining us how, the a-team, fox news contributor monica crowley, and radio host tom sullivan, and ington radio talk show host chris plant, thank you for being here, 37 delays, chris. is it time to worry about whether obamacare will work? >> no, this will never die. the hydro, with a thousand dollars heads does not -- with a thousand heads, does not matter how many times the president violates and changes the law, amazing times in washington, probably each time the president changed this law, it was illegal, they promised just a week ago, kathleen sebelius and others, they were absolutely not going to move this deadline, now they move it, a squishy new end date, they are going on the honor system, my favorite part, going forward does not matter whether you did or done try to sign up, you tell government whatever you want they will believe it. lou: i love condescending remarks sensetary harry reid, the reason, those people, his words, don't know the internet, they don't know how to use it they can't take any ownership of he helped draft one of the worst pieces of legislation in america

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i'm candy crowley in washington. fredricka whitfield picks up our coverage right now from atlanta. >>> i'm fredricka whitfield. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 is our top news item of the day. there are several significant developments over the last few hours. here's what we know right now. four orange objects, about six feet long, have been spotted today in the southern indian ocean. australian officials who were leading the search call it the most promising lead so far. ships are on the way to the area to investigate. and officials say several other objects picked up by ships yesterday turned out to be fishing equipment and other trash. there is probably only about a week left of battery left on that flight recorder. and because of that critical deadline an australian ship carrying a u.s. pinger locator and undersea search equipment leaves for the search zone shortly and is expected to arrive there on thursday. >>> and back in malaysia, frustration is growing. a group of chinese families flew to malaysi

crowley. the president is stressing we should put politics aside and urging them to work with his administration. you have that coming, bumped up against john mccain, who has not been shy in his criticism. in all fairness the washington post was scathing in the criticism of this sworn policy. what is it likely when washington returns to washington tomorrow, they put in place of work with the administration on a sanctions package? >> i think they will work with the administration. this is not the problem the white house has when dealing with europe t. problem is the eu. the problem is getting europe united in a way to do something that would have some teeth and on the economic sanction front against russia in order to make putin change its ways. everything that the white house is talking about has to do with political or economic punishments. there is no, let's take a side, no military exercise or anything like that on the table. the problem, for instance the white house will run into is stlern

joining me now, "time" magazine's chief foreign affairs correspondent michael crowley who recently returned from ukraine. thank you so much for your time here. i think that pretty much people expected this action by the u.s. the president coming out early this morning with more details here. what is your initial reaction? >> well, as you said, i think this is what we expected. the administration was warning that if this vote proceeded, essentially the barrel of a gun as they say, they were going to be consequences. i think the really interesting -- these sanctions are interesting. they are dramatic as a senior administration official said on a conference call this morning, i believe they are the most substantial sanctions imposed on russia since the end of the cold war. somewhat historic. where do we go from sneer some really big questions looming. >> which is exactly the point. where do we go from here? these sanctions predicted and perhaps the response from vladimir putin will not be a withdrawal of troops from crimea. by the way, troops who still don't even show their faces in many cases

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"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. \s>>> this is the red alert. this is not the threat. this is actually the declaration of war to my country. >> that is ukraine's new prime minister responding to increased russian military forces in crimea. i'm candy crowley and this is a special edition of "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. the prime minister of ukraine says his country is "on the brink of disaster." russian troops are in crimea and in response, ukrainian government has called up its military reservists, even as it admits the country can't match russia's firepower. ukraine's defense minister says russian soldiers converged on three military bases in crimea demanding ukrainian troops surrender and give up their weapons. the ukrainian soldiers did not and there has been no fighting between them. >>> president obama and russian president vladimir putin spoke over the phone for 90 minutes saturday. the u.s. says russia is breaking international law. russia says it's protecting its military personnel and citizens in crimea. in re

"state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> russia must stop its military activities this is the red alert. this is not the threat. this is actually the declaration of war to my country. >> in order that was the nato secretary-general then the acting prime minister of ukraine

crowley and colmes straight ahead. by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >>> back of the book segment tonight, number of pundits and editorials are comparing president jimmy carter with barack obama. in fact editorial in "new york post" is headed jimmy obama. criticizing the current president being soft dealing with international problems. with us now monica crowley and alan colmes. i don't know if that's fair completely. in this case i think we have to give the president a little time to come up with some kind of punitive measures. would you agree with that? >> a lot of people arguing we should never be in this crisis and if he had displayed greater strength and aggressiveness with foreign foreign policy prior to this point, putin would not have felt emboldened to act in crimea. >> that's theoretical and hypothetical, correct? >> what these editorials are

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with us now monica crowley and alan colmes.o you see, this monica. >> you are getting that reaction not just from him and members of coming and other people because the malaysian government has been notoriously unreliable in providing inaccurate information throughout this entire episode. secondly i think because of the wild speculation on television, radio, in print, it's given rise to the idea that any explanation is possible. so even though the logical conclusion would be that probably the plane is in the ocean, people are saying why am i going to believe an islamic third world government had they have blown it throughout this whole crisis? >> they based the president of malaysian based his statements on a western company, that tracks planes all over the world with technology. that company came out and said, listen, this what happened to it it's not the melees that are doing it they are taking the information that i have examined it, it's solid. >> they have delivered the message. the problem is that the messenger has been p

i'm candy crowley. first this morning, breaking news on that malaysia airlines jet missing in the south china sea. new evidence suggests the flight may have turned back before vanishing off the southern coast of vietnam. we also now know that two people who boarded the flight using stolen passports appear to have bought their tickets together. cnn's jim clancy joins me now from the malaysian capital of kuala lampur. jim, you just attended a news conference. give me an update on this second full day of searching. >> reporter: frustrating. that's the only word for it, candy. as we look across the faces of the malaysian authorities, they are frustrated. the media who had packed the room, who have been attending press briefings almost every two hours at some points during the day. because malaysian officials thought there was going to be some kind of break-through in locate being the wreckage of this airliner. but nothing has been found. it is starkly disappointing to everyone. you talk there about the airc

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crowley. pentagon is the former assistant secretary of state, now a professor of new practice at george washington university. p.j., right now, where the western nations' cards. where are the cards of the european union? where are the cards of the united states in playing against whatever it is that putin has dreamed up here? >> i think, shepard, first, and you're on the scene right there, you have to look at the sentiment inside ukraine, obviously, crimea is a unique situation within the country. i think, obviously, putin has achieved something that he desired. he's back at the table in terms of having the ability to influence what happens in ukraine. next, the revolution probably has slowed down a little bit. that said, putin is at risk of overplaying his hand. you'll have the sentiment on the ground there. but i sense that he has pushed ukraine to a level of solidarity, notwithstanding all of its cultural and historical differences. ukrainians of all stripes, those who are supporting the pr

told of the funk like to admit us russia relations are too important to stop but the cause of the crowley said ukraine's security forces are on high a vote of the violence erupts during the pro russia demonstration the eu hopes basic talks with russia threatening sky with at the sanctions if it doesn't budge on ukraine that to me a pretend has spoken on the telephone to barack obama for the second time in six days but the pair remained far apart of the ukraine. however a kremlin statement said russia's president stressed in the coal that relations between his country and the us but two important that political stability and security to stop but because of the crisis. president obama has ordered sanctions at the mosque and smite a tree intervention in ukraine and said the proposed referendum the crimea to join russia would violate international any discussion about the future of the complainant must include the legitimate government of ukraine. in two thousand fourteen we are well beyond the days when borders can be redrawn over the heads of democratic leaders. but routine now appears to h

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state of the union with candy crowley starts right now. >>> all right good night and malaysian flight was gone. 16 days missing. >> there is increasing hope, no more than hope that we might be on the road to discovering what did happen. >> man against nature in one of the world's most hostile pieces of ocean territory. we look at the challenge of the deep end of the stormy southern part of the indian ocean with its high seas and powerful plrrents.

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"state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> putin stays put.r. president. >> if this violation of international law continues, the resolve of the united states and our allies and the international community will remain firm. >> remaining firm. about what? we talk to tony lincoln, deputy national security advisor at the white house. >>> and the neighborhood watch. russia's move into crimea sets off alarm bells in the former soviet bloc. ambassadors from the baltic nations of latvia, estonia and lithuania join us. >>> an then -- >> no matter what they say, it it is not a sin to reach across the aisle. >> he could be his own bipartisan caucus. the former republican governor of florida who wants to be the

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