dr. ben carson. i don't know if anyone asked you this yet, what was the president's reaction personally to your speech? did you talk to him? >> i talked to him afterwards and he came over. he was very gracious. he said, you know, thank you for your speech. he didn't say he enjoyed it, but he did say. [laughter] >> and he said he admired me >> i suspect you might have known that going in. let me play -- you said something, in talking about the economy, that really hit home with me. and that's about the deficit. $16.5 trillion we have. >> that is a number that is so mind-boggling. that's why i said if you counted one number, one number per second, it would take you 507,000 years. more than half a million years. it's a number that's just staggering and it's continuing to grow. you know, we sit around and we talk about maybe we can keep it from growing further. we need to reduce it. and the way to reduce it obviously is to get the economy growing again. you know, it doesn't really do any good to keep tak

dr. benjamin carson. an honor to have you. >> thank you. great to be here. >>> doctor, you've gone viral. not something you predicted in your life? >> usually in medicine we think of viruses as not a good thing. but this one turned out to be very good. because i've been just overwhelmed by the responses. so many people are just overjoyed to hear some common sense. i don't think that i put fort anything that that's that intellectually challenging. it's just that it's so much better of most of what we're hearing from washington that it seems like a great revelation. you know, the important thing i think, is to begin the dialog. you know, some people say you can't say something like that in front of the president. when did this become a monarchy? you know, we are the people. the president works for us. you know, we need to remember that. this is a country that is for, of and by the people. not for, of and by the government. that is the big battle that we are in right now. we need to make a decision with our

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dr. ben carson? >> guest: i like dr. carson. i it was gutsy for him to say what he said in front of the president, advocating use of health savings don't deal with medical issues and i'm not a big proponent obamacare issue think it will hurt this country, but for people who are touting him for running for office, please to go from being a practicing physician to being president of the united states in one fell swoop? not going to happen. you have to do something along the way. i understand how people can get with certain pipe, like with donald trump. i'm not a big -- let's find somebody who i think embodied what i want and has never run for office and try to stick them in the presidency. >> host: what do you think about republicans' efforts to outreach to african-americans and hispanics. >> guest: you have to reach back as well. republican party are not racists. moe voted for the pass yang of the civil rights in 1964 than did democrats and all of those politicians stood in front of school doors were democrats. george wallace was

dr. ben carson? >> guest: i like dr. rson, and i thought that it was pretty gutsy for him to have said what he said right in front of the president, advocating the use of health savings accounts to deal with medical issues. and i'm not a big proponent of obamacare. i think that obamacare will, ultimately, hurt this country. and i agree with them. but for people who are touting him for running for office? please. to go from being a practicing physician to being president of the united states is not going to happen. i understand how people can get starting with certain people like they did with donald trump. but i'm not a big let's find somebody who i think embodies what i want who's never run for office and is trying to stick them in the presidency. it's not going to happen. >> host: what do you think about republican efforts, outreach to african-americans, latinos, etc. >> guest: you have to reach back as well. republicans are not racist. the republican party, as a percentage, more of them voted for the passing of the civ

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dr. benjamin carson. you do not need no more politicians. .hey are all corrupt dr. njamin carson, he's a good man. host: who is dr. benjamin carson? caller: you do not know who he is? [laughter] he is a brain surgeon. he was at the white house correspondents back fist -- breakfast, and he sort of chewed out obama. host: no more politicians? .aller: we need americans the democrats are corrupt, and the republicans are corrupt. fast and furious, eric holder. right here, and ghazi -- benghazi. said, forinton americans dead, what did that matter? they were asking for help, and america did not give them none. host: brian calling for no more politicians in the 2016 race for the white house. a few more headlines from you -- for you. here is the "washington post" story on president obama's comments yesterday on u.s. troops on the ground in syria that is the story from "the washington post." on the same subject, this from today's "new york times" -- that story in today's "new york times" if you want to read more on that. on the subject of the 2016 race and your choice for pres

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dr. ben carson and an 2345, you're going where? >> to the kentucky. >> alisyn: see you tomorrow. bill: good morning, everybody. 9:00 and a fox news alert. investigators say they tried to destroy evidence for a friend, a friend who is a the boston bombing suspect. we're getting new details on these three men under arrest charged with obstructing justice and lying to investigators repeatedly lied until the truth came around. at least what we can report here today. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom.". martha: they could be in hot water. good morning, bill. they went into dzhokar's dorm room. destroyed a backpack that have gunpowder that may have been used in the boston bombings. lawyers for one. men say he did not do this. dias kadyrbayev absolutely denies the charges. as we say from the very beginning he assisted the fbi in the investigation. he is just as shocked and horrified by the violence in boston that took place as the rest of the community is. he did not know this individual was involved in the bombing. his first inkling came much later. bill: so where do we g

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