i look forward to thero -- responses. >> and so this coming on the heels of a new fox poll finding twof three voters believe that the irs targeting of conservative is corruption pure and simple. we have fox news contributors, and great to see you. >> happy valentine's day. >> how are the penguins in your life? >> they are great in mine. hope good in yours, to. >> very nice. and these are embattled democrats in red states, and they want the irs's help in figuring out if the 501 c4 groups are operating as they should be. but the problem is the irs lost some credibility with the americans in terms of their own bis and whether or not they can be impartial and do this? what do you think? >> the irs is not the problem. this is the supreme court saying the supreme court saying it is a 501 charity and engaging in political work. getting your favorite candidate is not charity. it is a political enterprise. it allows donors under the guise of education to engage in political activity and i it is wrong and i think the supreme court screwed up. i think the court should revisit the definition. >> g

according to a brand-new fox poll, americans to the government's policies actually create the income in the first place. another foster t fox news poll s americans did not think that is the answer. in chicago this week new jersey governor told the audience washington needs to embrace more policies that allow americans to make it on their own. >> i don't think the american people want income inequality. what they want his income opportunity. if i go to somebody writes now and say i can guarantee you ask dollars per year the rest of your life, the might be some american who would accept that. but i think most people in america so how can i get a little bit more than that which mark that is the spirit of this country. i think that the problem we have is an opportunity gap, not in income equality gap. jenna: this is a topic of your conversation. interesting to read the income inequality debate first started. income inequality is a political loser when it comes to the issue, why is that? >> i agree with chris christie. although the democratic left would like to push it, the current mayor o

that is right z look, now you have a new fox news poll showing 64% of the american people think irs is corrupt. they're turning to the organization that is under criminal investigation, under that shadow, they're turning to irs not only to target the groups but defund and silence them, it's almost, unbelievable. >> it's happening again. we heard chuck shumer, you know, a couple weeks ago being explicit in the calls for irs to crack down on these groups yet again. now we have top democratic senators saying yes. that is the answer to stop the ads. listen to mr. shumer >> tea party elite gained influence being able to funnel dollars into campaign was ads that distort the truth and attack government. but there are many things that can be done by the irs and other government agencies we have to redouble those efforts we've not worked hard enough on this. >> couldn't be more explicit. >> yes. this is cyclical. in 2010 they complained about this group. in 2012 they were silent. priorities action usa spending $57 million in a smear campaign against mitt romney claiming he killed a woman who ha

. >> except many americans still do not feel the impact, with a recent fox news poll about the economy showing 58% believe the worst is yet to come. 37% think the worst is over. >> this was the worst bang for the buck ever. for the president to say for once i agree with him when he said, yeah, i guess -- which is true, because we lost so much money. >> a string of rnens noted the nation is now 17 trillion in debt and there are 20 million people who are unemployed or underemployed. the president will have an event tomorrow where he'll continue to make the case since 2010, he's created 8 million jobs. >> the acting head of the u.s. immigrations customs enforcement is leaving after six months on the job. john sandweg is a former defense attorney who raised funds for janet napolitano during his political career. his employment raised eyebrows because of his scant experience. >>> up next, how much blame should president obama get for the deteriorating situation in syria? >>> first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. fox 29 in philadelphia with a

new fox polling show what people think about it. 55% say they wish the law had never passed. when asked in the end if they think the healthcare law was good, 51 per s1% say it's a bad. 56% say it's about control of american lives. 40 per se it's helping. stuart varney reporting 40% of enrollees have not paid. martha: the only way out is to bail out the insurance companies. these are live pictures from pennsylvania. multiple crashes along the pennsylvania turnpike. traffic backed up. look at this mess. the folks behind that you might want to think about turning around and going back home. if you have been experiencing it or watching it was the past few days, and in new york among several cities digging out from the latest round of this extreme winter weather. the aftermath ice and deep slush puddles. nasty commute today in new york city. this active winter season shaping up to be one for the record books in terms of snowfall. people say enough already. get over it. >> it's been insane. >> it's been ridiculous. we haven't had a winter-like this in years. >> i think i have had e

a lot of new polls out today so we want to break down some of these. mara one of the first foxad released at 6:00, if we knew in 2009 what we know today, would congress have passed obamacare? 64% say no and 28% say yes. with that in mind, what do democrats do with this this fall because we see them running ads, some of them as if i'm fighting against obamacare. i mean, they seem to be changing -- >> some of the endangered senate democrats, particularly in red states and jeanne shaheen in new hampshire and mary landrieu in louisiana, were right out of the gate very quick offering legislation to fix some of these problems and trying to address them, that's important for them. look, i don't think that the net popularity or unpopularity of obamacare has changed. when you ask that same question a little bit differently, do you approve or disapprove the law, you still get over 50% disapprove. it is a ball and chain for democrats. however, i think that right now the white house feels the disasters are behind them. those are in the rear view mereors and as long as there are not horribl

according to the latest fox polls, the american public has overwhelmingly rejected president obama'sule. three in four say using executive orders to bypass congress is not how the government is supposed to work. on top of that, another new fox poll asked them to grade the president on the slightly improving economy. the highest percentage of those folks gave the president a grade of f. the senate todaypproved an increase in the debt limit, sending the legislation onto the president. party leaders chose to avoid another standoff over the government's deficit spending, the bill clearrd the upper chamber, 55-43 on a party line vote. the first guest doesn't like the debt ceiling deal, says the most important activity in the gop now is getting harry reid to become the senate minority leader. joining us, mike huckabee, former governor, host of huckabee on fox news channel. great to have you with us, mike. let's begin -- >> thank you very much, lou. >> let's beginith that vote, 199 republicans abandon the speaker and said they weren't going to go along with that debt ceiling increase. what

the latest fox news poll finding 55% of voters wish it never became law.mney yesterday discussing obamacare's many problems. >> it's a real mess. the implementation of obamacare is one part of the problem. i think the breach of promise and the whole structure of how it's put together is the biggest problem. the implementation being an unmitigated mess, they should have taken action to delay it because they are not ready for prime time. >> democratic strategist whittman and mike gallagher is a radio host. we have to get it out in the open right away. bernard brought a rose. >> he cheated. >> democrats have to use every tool we have. . >> we'll get back to that. >> it was for gretchen. wait until she finds out. >> let's get to some of the polling. if you take a look at the poll we mentioned. the majority of americans wish the law never passed. look at the other number. there's still many americans, 4 out of 10, are still glad it passed. >> but it's not the 50/50 split we're accustomed to seeing. the big question is whether democrats are right when they say t

take a look at these results from the fox news poll out today. 55% of voters wish the health care lawad ever been passed. 64% of voters don't believe that the law were passed if we knew back in 2009 what we know today. 56% say obamacare is more about the government controlling our lives than about helping individual americans get the health care that they want and need. we are guessing that the white house was grateful to dave for what turned out to be a snow day. including the changes for obamacare, congress, he says, passed the law and the president signed it, acting and decides to amend it. multiple times. the best thing now would be declaring his actions constitutional and go shoot some hoops. john talked about mayor bill de blasio. so far he is a complete disaster, cronyism and can't bear the snow and he is late for everything. he is as advertised. a mess. and tweeted on the gop this year, if they do not unite and win, then swallowing another debt increase comes another inedible meal. let us hear from you. send me an e-mail at loudobbs.com. follow us on twitter and go to our face

take a look at these results from the fox news poll out today. 55% of voters wish the health care lawver beepassed. 64% of voters don't believe that the law were passed if we knew back in 2009 what we know today. 56%ay obamacare is more about the government controlling our lives than about helping individual america get the health care that they want and need. we are gueing that the white house was grateful to dave for what turned out to be a snow day. including the changes for obamacare, congress, he says, passed the law and the president signed it, acing and decides t amend it. multiple times. the best thing now would be declaring his ctions constituonal and go shoo some hoops. john talked about mayor bill de blasio. so far he is a complete disaster, cronyism and can't bear the snow and he is late for everything. he is as advertised. a mss. and tweeted on the gop this year, if they do not unite and win, then swallowing another debt increase comes another inedible meal. let us hear from you. send me an e-mail at loudobbs.com follow us on titter and g to our facebook page as well. if

take a look at this new fox news poll. 36% favor at a whopping 59%. almost 60% do not. s bring in our political panel. both fox news contributors. the senate democrats, it's very interesting. they supported obamacare for the longest time. now, all of a sudden, they're beginning to hear from angry constituents over higher policies, lost policies. canceled policies. lost doctors and hospitals and they are experiencing an epipha epiphany. what do you make of it? >> i think what you're going to see is a rerun of the 1994 wave election. democrats took back the house for the first time in 40 years., when hillary clinton, then the first lady of the united states, tried behind closed doors to ram through what we might call obamacare one. and the public didn't want it and reacted. fast forward and the fallout now that obamacare is in place, with the polls declining in the latest fox news poll, you're going to see fallout from that reverberate, where the democrats could lose the senate. that's why they're meeting behind closed doors with the president and his team to see what can

look at this poll, new fox poll this week, is this how government is supposed to work? saying, no. i pressed jay carney about this reversal a few moments ago. he noted correctly that george w. bush issued more executive orders than this president has issued, but he went on to say it's not just about the number, it's about the substance of these executive actions. >> why the change of heart on idea of pulling back on executive action? now he seems to be full steam ahead. >> there is no question that this president has been jewish tissues in his use of -- judicious in his use of executive action, executive orders, and i think those numbers thus far have come in below what president george w. bush and president bill clinton did. the matter the president was discussing in his campaign in 2008 wasn't the number, it was the quality. >> reporter: so this may be a case of one man's good executive order, another man's bad executive order. this is something the president said he would stop. he has gone full steam ahead on some of these executive actions, but as they note correctl

the fox poll beginning with change in power.nt leaving kiev and reportedly trying to enter russia after being forced out by months of protests. hello, everyone. i'm marthel neville. >> amy kellogg is in nearby moscow. we'll get

they do believe in those things. >> the other thing i want your opinion on, take a look at the fox news poll. more than two-thirds, 68%, favor a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants who pass background checks and they pay backtaxes. i was struck by that high number. only 15% favor deportation. what do you make of what, charlie? >> well, the important point here to remember about -- especially in terms of who is dragging their feet and who is not dragging their feet, republicans go back 10, 15 years have been talking about the importance of beefing up the borders. and forcing the laws internally so that it will be more difficult for employers to hire clearly illegal workers. and to discourage people from breaking the law and coming here in the first place, which i think we all should agree, democrats claim that they believe in that stuff, but democrats refuse to go along with any of that without the am messty aspect of all of it, which they are trying to get -- that's all they really do care about. i would argue they don't even care about the security measures in a lot of ways, but t

and now you have a new fox news poll that shows that 64% of the american people think the irs is corrupt. they're turning to the organization that is right now under criminal investigation although it has been leaked that they're not going to get charged. but they're under investigation and under that shadow they're turning to the irs to not only target these groups but to de-fund and silence them. it is unbelievable. >> it is happening again, and we heard chuck schumer, democratic senator chuck schumer, a couple of weeks ago being explicit in his calls for the irs to crack down on these groups yet again. and now we have all of these top democratic senators saying yes, that is the answer to stop these ads, listen to mr. schumer. >> the tea party gained extraordinary influence by donating millions into campaigns with ads that distort the truth and attack government. but there are many things that can be done by the irs and other government agencies and we have to redouble those efforts. we haven't worked hard enough on this. >> couldn't be more explicit? >> it is kind of funny that it is

. >> we have polling in the new fox news poll this week that shows that 70% of the country believes obamaby doing all these changes on his own, executive orders, recess appointments, including 54% of democrats who say he shouldn't be doing it. >> but the media is silent in the political class, including some of people on this network i must say who don't want to do this because they're in favor of these kinds of things because they feather their nest at the expense of people. this is the worst disaster. >> you are spreading this around like peanut butter. you're saying this is just the way washington is? >> when president bush did something he didn't like, he did a signing statement which is saying i'm only going to enforce part of the law. >> when one starts it getting worst and when they find out they can do more you continue down that road. i'm sure doug agrees with that. >> you mentioned some fox news polling. i want to put some numbers up on the screen, because this is how people feel about obamacare at this point. they wish it had never been passed. you want to know the percentage t

the mostrecent fox poll almost exactly the same. 45% find him on a and 49% say that he is not read andt shows an even wider gap. 46% of those polls find the president to be trustworthy. 53% say the opposite. before he you persist further in his argument. president obama on the employer talked about it being an imperial directive areas in this is to delay an employer mandate. the delay effects almost 8 million and those businesses with more than 50 employees by fewer than 100. they now have an extra gear to phase in coverage for their employees to work more than hours per week. house republicans tonight held a special meeting on capitol hill to determine how to move forward. house democrats have their retreat at the end of this week in the house is in recess all of next week. so they do not go quite as wednesday the debate is reduced to january 25, two days before the treasury department says it will no longer be able to pay all of the government's bills. a source in that room tells boxers that they cldn't get 218 votes for the necessary majority in a ngle proposal offered. it is concer

the most recent fox poll almost exactly the same. 45% find him on a and 49% say that he is not read and it shows an even wider gap. 46% of those polls find the president to be trustworthy. 53% say the opposite. before he you persist further in his argument. president obama on the employer talked about it being an imperial directive areas in this is to delay an employer mandate. the delay effects almost 8 million and those businesses with more than 50 employees by fewer than 100. they now have an extra gear to phase in coverage for their employees to work more than 30 hours per week. house republicans tonight held a special meeting on capitol hill to determine how to move forward. house democrats have their retreat at the end of this week in the house is in recess all of next week. so they do not go quite as wednesday the debate is reduced to january 25, two days before the treasury department says it will no longer be able to pay all of the government's bills. a source in that room tells boxers that they couldn't get 218 votes for the necessary majority in a single proposal offered. it

on top of that, another new fox poll on a slightly improving economy. the highest percentage of those folks gave the president a grade of f. party leaders chose to avoid another standoff of deficit spending. on a strictly partyline vote in our first guest is kk the debt ceiling don'ts of the most important activity in the gop right now is getting harry reid to become the senate minority leader. vanessa's mike huckabee, who is the former host of huckabee on the fox news channel. >> thank you very much. 199 republicans said that they were not going to go along with that debt ceiling increase. we think of their data a great deal. >> speaker boehner didn't have a lot of choice. he didn't want to see him go into debt. will go into default. we have enough to pay the interest and that would be enough to settle the true debt. would it affect the makets? probably so. it would be the end of the world? probably not. but i uderstand why speaker boehner is feeling that he is in a tight spot and doesn't want to create a problem and the republicans look like the ones

on top of that, another new fox poll on a slightly improving economy. the highest percentage of those folks gave the president a grade of f. party leaders chose to avoid another standoff of deficit spending. on a strictly partyline vote in our first guest is likk the debt ceiling don'ts of the most important activity in the gop right now is getting harry reid to become the senate minority leader. vanessa's mike huckabee, who is the former host of huckabee on the fox news channel. >> thank you very much. 199 republicans said that they were not going to go along with that debt ceiling increase. we think of their data a great deal. >> speaker boehner didn't have a lot of choice. he didn't want to see him go into debt. it will go into default. we have enough to pay the interest and that would be enough to settle the true debt. would it affect the markets? probably so. it would be the end of the world? probably not. but ir boehner is feeling that he is in a tight spot and doesn't want to create a problem and the republicans look like the ones that they are c

two recent fox polls had similar results. nearly three quarters polled say this is not how government is supposed to work. there are a large number of democrats agreeing with that. 60% say they don't approve of executive orders to go around congress, 30% agree with it. and tonight, we'll compare to a much criticized bush white house, and we'll look at how even the left is starting to raise questions about an absentee president. and tucker carlson is editor and chief of "the daily caller" and host of fox & friends on the weekend. i took you back to 2008. remember this man? >> but this is part of the whole theory of george bush, that he can make laws that he is going alone. i disagree with that, i taught the constitution for ten years, i believe in the constitution and will obey the constitution. >> chris, what happened to that barack obama? >> well, he got elected. what he was talking about were signing statements which is where the administration, president bush would say well, i'm signing the law but i think it would or woul

ll, the plic is still looking for answers as well, a new fox poll sho 66% want congress to continue the investigation of the benghazi scandal. the turning now t oth foreign policy crises where the obama administration has be ineffective, the ukraine, signs of progress tonight after government oosition leaders signed an agreeme to fm a new government and hold anarly election. it is unclear how well the deal will hold, of cours antigovernment demonstrators still demanding preside viktor nukovych's immiate resignation but the development mark a stunning tn around from just yesterday when clashes left nearly 80 people dead. president obama called his russian counterpart, vlmir putin, shortly after that agreement was signed. the white house says they talked about the importance of stablizing ukraine's economy and undertaking necessary reforms as theyut it. press seetary jay cary also said washington remains prepared to impose unspecified sanctions. >> our focus today is on working with our european partners as well as the government in opposition in ukraine to assure the agreement's i amen m

well, the public is still looking for answers as well, a new fox poll shows 66% want congress to continue the investigation of the benghazi scandal. the turning now to other foreign policy crises where the obama administration has been ineffective, the ukraine, signs of progress tonight after government opposition leaders signed an agreement to form a new government and hold an early election. it is unclear how well the deal will hold, of course. antigovernment demonstrators still demanding president viktor yanukovych's immediate resignation but the developments mark a stunning turn around from just yesterday when clashes left nearly 80 people dead. president obama called his russian counterpart, vladmir putin, shortly after that agreement was signed. the white house says they talked about the importance of stablizing ukraine's economy and undertaking necessary reforms as they put it. press secretary jay carney also said washington remains prepared to impose unspecified sanctions. >> our focus today is on working with our european partners as well as the government in opposition in ukrain

brand new fox news polls show that 74 percent of people think the president using executive orders to get around congress is not how things are supposed to work in our country. asked president obama on how he is doing improving the economy. 24 percent give the president an f. just 9 percent give him an a. am his average a c minus. >> two skiers who survive add deadly avalanche in oregon are in in the mountains. they spent the night on the ski slope after limited visibility res limited rescue efforts. two other skiers were skilled in the same avalanche on tuesday. >> thrill seekers were trapped on a roller-coaster. the ride came to a halt during a thunderstorm in tampa bay. 16 people were stuck for more than an hour while the rain was pouring down and thunder was roaring. they got everyone down safely eventually. no word on what caused the ride to malfunction. >> captain is hanging up his pinstrip pinstripes. new york yankees derek jeter announcing the 2014 season will be his last. the 39-year-old 13 time all star and five time world series champions had a spent his entire career in ne

that's a problem. >> i want to ask you about this other poll, david, and i'm going to come back to you, let me just put up the other one also, the foxin the end l the health care law be a good thing for the country? this includes people who were taking advantage of this and those who are not, but a majority, 51%, but only 42% say it's a good thing 5, 1% say it's a bad thing. full disclosure in telling me where you think america is on the affordable care act, by any chance, are you an enrollee? >> i am an enrollee. i can also testify to the merit and the benefits of the affordable care act. and i became an enrollee easily through the website. >> good for you. >> thank you. with regard to the question, look, to be fair and balanced as we always like to be here, if you look at the gallop poll, there's a gallop poll, 9,000 polled, and with regard to is health care helping the affordable care act helping america, it is. and the fact that they have found a decline in the number of uninsured from 17.3% to now 16%. so we, with reference to what angela said earlier, yeah, it is 3.1 million people and counting. and there are going to be more.

to do so when you raise $100 million through your own money to influence elections. >> a recent fox pollist of concerns, number 19 out of 20, was climate change. it's right down there virtually at the bottom of america's concern. it's not a winning issue for democrats, is it? >> this isn't a very smart issue. i agree with you. to start trying to focus on going into 2014 elections. the democrats are trying to take the focus away from barack obama kaz. obamacare. it's interesting to point out he ran ads last year against the keystone pipeline, and the ads were so dishonest the "washington "washington post" fact checkers said these were below the lowest campaign ads. so honesty is not one of the beg campaigns. >> see you soon. >>> from the focus on|)f÷ democs in 2014 to too much focus on one democrat in 2016. ed henry is at the white house story. ed? story. >> this all kicked off with david axlerod telling the "new york times" today he is worried, kind of finding a wakeup call, if you will, to fellow democrats that he is deeply concerned they're focused too much on the 2016 presidential rac

fox news poll graded the president first on the economy. >> you have what americans think. bama on improving the economy, these are the grades that came in. only 9% gave the president an a in terms of improving the economy. and slamming 24% gave an f in terms of how the president is handling the improvement of the economy. only 9% give an a. >> right. not a great report card. >> 60% of respondents are giving between a c and f. 60%. that's pretty incredible. >> another question to take a look at. how do you feel about the president bypassing congress with his executive privilege? we saw the gpa is 1.7. executive orders, 23% say good idea. 74% say not a good idea. i think a lot of people say what if a president is in power that we don't like that starts to trend there, you can keep pointing back. just like what if there is a senate who already threw out the filibuster, what if there is a senate of a party we don't like? that's what harry reid brought to the table. >> we want things better, we just don't necessarily believe, according to that poll they're saying, 74%, that you

two recent fox polls had similar results. nearly three quarters polled say this is not how government is supposed to work. there are a large number of democrats agreeing with that. 60% say they don't approve of executive orders to go around congress, 30% agree with it. and tonight, we'll compare to a much criticized bush white house, and we'll look at how even the left is starting to raise questions about an absentee president. and tucker carlson is editor and chief of "the daily caller" and host of fox & friends on the weekend. i took you back to 2008. remember this man? >> but this is part of the whole theory of george bush, that he can make laws that he is going alone. i disagree with that, i taught the constitution for ten years, i believe in the constitution and will obey the constitution. >> chris, what happened to that barack obama? >> well, he got elected. what he was talking about were signing statements which is where the administration, president bush would say well, i'm signing the law but i think it would or woul

and let's take a look at a recent fox news poll which ises the question about executive orders to bypasss. is this how government is supposed to work? we put up on the screen there, we can take a look at the numbers, and you can see 23% say yes, but a whopping 74% say no. so, the public does agree that executive overreach is something we need to be concerned about, and yet there's also perception that the gop and other lawmakers are being somewhat passive in addressing and being aggressive apart from the rhetoric of saying over and over again that the president is allegedly acting in a lawless manner. we're not seeing much that's being done apart from what -- you're proposing a few things but really in terms of definitive action, is it in place yet at this point? >> yeah, it's more than a perception. it is a reality. >> all right. i have to apologize for the audio problems that we're having. congressman, are you there? okay. they're going to continue to work on that, and if we can fix it, we will get back to congressman trey gowdy. apologize for that. we'll take a quick break and try to

a brand-new fox news poll shows 674% of voters think the irs' targets of conservative groups is an examplef corruption at that agency. this comes as several democratic senators believe it or not are calling on more tax o' ---ahead of some tough re-election bids ahead of their midterm elections. let's bring in bob kuzak. before the break, we showed the president in the o'reilly interview, basically saying it was just some bone headed decisions by a couple of bureaucrats in the senate office a. since the president made that claim, the ways and means committee has released e-mails including one from lois learner in which she calls, quote, the tea party matter very dangerous cincinnati should probably not have these cases and we know that it was then sent to washington. dealt with by five deputies and associate chief councils. doesn't that utterly undermine the president's claim? >> there is no doubt about it that the tone that the president took in the o'reilly interview, vastly different than last year when this came to light nearly a year ago, when he said this was inexcusable, was outrageo

take a look at this brand-new fox news poll, 29% of people say the economy and jobs are the most importantt the congress and president should work on, far behind, health care at 13%. senior editor at the daily caller, jamie, we're in the president's sixth year now. still 20 million cannot find full-time work. taxes and health care costs are going higher. and record number depend on food stamps. given all that, can the president blame his predecessor or has he had ample time to fix it? >> it's hard to keep blaming your predecessor in the sixth year of your presidency. he doesn't have any new ideas. if you listen to the president over the last month, month and a half, he wants to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, which is really an anti-jobs program. you're increasing the cost of labor. that most likely, might not be a huge drop, but that will cause probably fewer workers, not more. >> it's a 39% increase. a lot of small businesses can't handle that. they'll have to start firing workers, laying off people from full-time to part-time, or just close shop. >> what it essentially is a ta

. >> the other thing i was looking at a couple of hours ago at the fox news polling data, latest of whate up. when you ask americans what are their priority force the government, what they want them to do on their behalf, immigration reform is at or near the bottom. the top is jobs and the economy and the deficit and the debt and so forth. immigration reform is no really a priority among most americans. our republicans saying, hey, wait a minute. we don't actually have to do this now. >> yes. that's an excellent point because not only is it scoring low on national polling. if you look at the most vulnerable areas for senate democrats and those -- six, seven states, immigration is not a top issue. the things people are talking about are exactly what you said. jobs and the economy. deficit and the health care law. people really are worried about all these things. republicans know that taking up immigration right now when the key states that they need to win in order to win the majority in the senate, they are not talking about immigration. republicans control the house. if they feel that t

. >>> a new fox nus polls shows 61% of voters have no confidence in congress. 34% have some and 5% have>> what costs $1.2 million? it takes six months to build. then it goes, you know, 270 miles per hour? >> airplane? >> airplane, close, but maybe on the ground with wheels. this is the hennessy venom gt. it is the fastest production car in the world. the venom edged out the previous fastest car by a mere half a mile per hour. so with a longer runway, hennessy says its car will go even faster. so i don't know who these people are in the world who actually get a chance to drive these things, 1.2 million that buy one. >> you wouldn't do it? >> hennessy. >> you're not going for a ride in that? >> no, not in this reality of mine, that i call my life, thank you. >>> now a look ahead and a look back. hollywood comes to washington today. ben affleck has state department meetings talking about the congo and seth rogan testifies at a hearing on alzheimer's disease. on this day in 1993 the first world trade center attack as reported on ""nbc nightly news."" thousands poured out of the building gas

however in the same poll fox was also voted the least trusted media what other things making it a very very polarizing to me what this says is they do a great job at what they're doing which is getting people's attention is whether you think are trustworthy when do you think they're just blowing garbage in your face. people keep turning back to figure out what are people going to say on this channel max. but it just means that americans have no idea what's going on right this to scrap tax take the infotainment that spray to them they don't know and we know there was an honest and economical years ago saying that people that only watch fox news no less about what's happening the world and people who want to lose it all. which is blind modeling cousin auntie like a sports channel them even dumber about sports him walking around like the plague and i can't even watch for birdie to one of the basketball team and the others that find their way through it and then the money that is going on in santa ana ca names but they were subdued and comedy can be the answer as and as a comedian i think

however, according to a new fox poll, we are not laughing. 55%, more than half, obviously, wish thatcare had never passed. now, get this, 64% think it never would have passed if we knew then what we know now. there you go, ms. pelosi. yes, it has passed and yes, we have found out what's in it, but no, we do not like it. that is your daily obamacare update for the day. now, to that really nasty winter weather, finally clearing out for the majority of people on the east coast. it's still snowing in new england though, more than a foot of snow in some areas. all right, here is the aftermath. a total of 1.2 million people lost power because of the storm. they're slowly being restored to the juice and as expected, it will hurt the economy. dow jones estimates that all of this winter weather will take .3% out of economic growth. now, it doesn't seem like a lot, but it translates to less job creation, lower retail sales. this winter really did hurt and i don't know about you, but the snow has, shall we say, loss its charm, i'm going home today. three big tech names hitting highs, count them

the fox poll beginning with change in power. the embattled president leaving kiev and reportedly trying to enter russia after being forced out by months of protests. hello, everyone. i'm marthel neville. >> amy kellogg is in nearby moscow. we'll get a report. in the meantime late breaking jay carney the white house press secretary put out a press secretary monitoring ukraine and say dramatic moves could help bring a deescalation of the elections adding, quote, going forward we will work with our allies, plus russia and european national organizations to deal with a strong pros spus ukraine. note that the white house vary carefully did not call russia an ally. they said allies plus russia. president obama did speak with putin yesterday. their relationship has grown very tense but the president insists this is not a cold war chess game. we'll be keeping a close eye on all these fast breaking developments. live reporters like amy plus sharp analysis all throughout the afternoon. keep it right here. >> indeed. word of major arrest.

according to the latest fox news poll, 58% say for the economy, the worst is yet to come.e highest number since april of 2009. that was only six months after the financial crisis, what's going on, liz? >> what's going on, also, the president is getting an average grade according to the fox news poll. c-minus. 24% of the poll responded and gave him an f and some an it d. people not liking the president's performance on the economy. his approval rating is sticking fast at 42 it%. three quarters of the poll respondents do not like the change of executive orders. >> on the economy they think it's getting worse and we haven't hit the low yet. that's what 58% of people think. >> that's right, and that's worst again performance you notice since april of 2009. >> let's bring in lenore hawkins stuart: okay. you're an economy aist and tell why it's happening? >> everyone is talking income inequalities and you've got about two-thirds of american people are dissatisfied with their level of income and income inequality. both the republicans and democrats are using this to attack each o

although the president sometimes criticizes fox news, he knows the power of it the public policy pollingup recently surveyed registered voters about who they trust in tv news. fox news won by a landslide. 35% of the public trust fnc. second, pbs 14%. cnn clocked in at 10%, just 6% of americans trust msnbc. so, like us or not, we are a force in the u.s.a. despite the dishonest pounding we take from crazed left wing critics. as for me, the survey found that i have a 41% approval rating among americans, 37% disapprove. the rest were terrified by the question. but, shockingly, shockingly, that number is higher than any of the current crop of possible republican presidential candidates. that's confusing. so i am looking very much forward to seeing the president on sunday. hopefully we can raise even more money for the wounded vets and their families after the interview as we did last time. mr. obama done a great job helping with the track chairs and other vet causes. finally last time i interviewed the president i got lashed by both the far left and the far right. the radicals preying that i

and brand new fox polls are out showing confidence has taken a nose dive over the last decade. 39% havehe united states congress. way down from a record-high 76 percent who said they had confidence back in 2002. 52 percent say they have some confidence in the presidency and that is down from 86 percent in 2002 when bush was in the white house. and voters have the most confidence in the military. 93 percent express a great deal or confidence in the argumemed forces. the military, the fbi, the supreme court and the cia is followed. you can point to specific victories of the special forces that have fortified people's confidence in their ability to get stuff done. >> the number in congress is going down, down, down. >> one member of congress doesn't have much confidence it seems in the commander in chief says the president is ignoring the victories in afghanistan. that politician is the chairman of the house arms committee. congressman buck mckeon is going after the white house after being met with errors on the link to the war in afghanistan. the link to the war in iraq claims the end of

lou: our fox news poll shows that by a large majority, that americans hate it, this rule by fiat, by dece or whatever you would like to call it, how is this legal? >> it legal because article ii did you not give expect power but it allow president to have executive order, but there are three branches of government, that our check and balances, when the economitiv theic the executive branch starts to make law you encroach on legislative branch of government that is why u.s. voters are offended. we have the structure, for a reason. lou: you mentioned article ii, second three reid reads president shall take ce that laws be faith fully executed. >> they can take the word executed. and get executive order out of th. lou: are you kidding me? >> we are lawyers, we spin for a living. lou: i admire you so much to do that. almost like carnivals that came to town. >> thank you, but here a problem. by time that gets through to court. it is a executiverder that may be so overreaching, it takes years to get in front of supreme cot, last decision was in 1950s, look, we're going to have all sa sawmi

addressing immigration reform it alienates the hispanic and the majority of the people, according to fox news poll that carry bibles and wear badges and run businesses. and what we need is not amnesty. it is not an option. >> that's not what the hispanic community is clamoring for. >> no, why should we grant amnesty to people who stepped in this nation illegally. it is not an option. what we are looking for is immigration reform system that secower borders, if we can read the license plate thousands of miles away in afghanistan, we can detect who is crossing the rio grapped. it is a matter of secowering the border and stopping illegal immigration and providing a pathway for immigration for those who are here. those who are self sustaining and resonate with our value system. these are the immigrants are in this nation to bless this nation and not curse it. but not addressing immigration reform will further alienate a electorate that resonates with conservative values on different levels. >> how would it look to have a way to deal with 11 million. i don't know that we really know. what do we cowith

a fox nows poll show that it is not the case. also, i know i was scared and i know there was something very wrong. i think i was focused on how i could fix it and what i could do. >> i bet. >> and many people consider this a miracle. >> i am one of them. a 16-year-old survives a sky do i have free fall from 3,000 feet and her parachute never opened and she has more to share. for the first time she is talking about the incredible ordeal. >> that is a miracle and a motorcycle riding thrill seeker daring police to catch him if they can. will they? >>> it is inconceivable that this girl is alive. a texas tone ager plummeted to the ground in a sky do i having and cans now telling her story. 16-year-old mackenzy weatherington speaking for the first time since the accident in oklahoma in which she fell throw hundred feet after the marachute failed to open. >> i remember jumping out of the plane and seeing a complication with the parachute and i kicked my feet like i was taught in the class and i looked up and i was not strong to fight o

the polls out there. the foxast year, rasmussen, shows that those are three very popular ideas. the people that actually want those three things done. every poll shows it. but the political class for a variety of reasons has kind of turned a blind eye to this and keep the cheap labor. >> in i think all of that can be tweaked. the fact remains there are 12 million estimated illegal aliens, undocumented workers whatever here in the united states. part of the problem is theirs because they snuck in. but it's not their children. their children didn't do anything wrong. a lot of the children were born here. >> tharg amount, i think bill is not all that persuasive. there are a lot of criminals in the country. >> humanitarian pure and simple. >> why shouldn't the guy in nigeria who is a really good guy who want to be an american, why can't he have who guy and wants to be an american, why can't he have a fast track to this country? the fact you decided to have a child here is not a wonderful thing for the child. because