newt gingrich is with me now. let's try it again, mr. speaker.thank you for your time, first off and thank you for sticking around this morning. >> sure. bill: why did this happen now? >> i think it probably happened because john had been thinking about it. he had been thinking about doing it a month later but i think the emotional impact of the pope coming, john's a very devout catholic. this is something he always wanted to see happen. yesterday in many ways is the high point of his speakership. in that sense i think it kind of makes sense to say i want to go out with something that he will treasure the rest of his life. bill: when you were in power in the mid 199s you reached a point after four years where you made a decision to resign. >> sure. bill: how does this come about? >> well, i think in my case, to some extent john's case, what happens is, part of your party gets, has demands that are not reachable. and they view your failure to reach them as a sign they need somebody new who somehow magically will get what they want. in both of our

think that he half 2012, he felt bad about the support that he gave gingrich because gingrich's primaryt really ended up hurting romney to a certain, tent. >> sure. >> i think he felt guilty about that. his primary goal this time around is to not back a spoiler in the 2016 republican primaries. he wants to support someone who actually is electable, actually has a chance of winning so he's delayed deciding who he's going to support. he wants to see a couple of debates. there have been two so far. he wants to see a third. he wants to back someone who has a chance of winning. he's a guy who's famous for going with his gut. this time he wants to go a little more with his head. >> you paint this really clear picture in your piece about -- you can see the republican candidates streaming into the venetian hotel and casino in las vegas where his office is. going up to his office. meeting with him. and trying to get him on board. but this is someone that be he doesn't, as you describe it, doesn't like one quote from one candidate, he will completely abandon them. >> yeah. he's just -- he's famou

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my question to newt gingrich and others would be okay, if you don't support that and leonard to widen out isis so they don't come back what are you proposing that we do, put men and women on the ground in syria? >> that is the point rand paul made, it is possible for both sides of the civil war to be evil. what do we expect the outcome to be for the united states? huge frame perhaps moderates, maybe not. is there a vetting process? how can you know whether or not someone's allegiance is going to shift in the middle of the entire process? it is not world war ii, it is not the allies versus the axis. the fact the we can't possibly get a handle on what people's motivations are when they join one side or the other and we assume we are going to arm them and they are going to be rationally because that is what we really want? >> both sides are bad, but we have to ask ourselves what isn't the best interests of the united states of america? isis taking over syria to me is far worse, filling the vacuum they have in libya and other countries than bashar al-assad. >> absolutely. this started whe

also newt gingrich didn't become president. >> that's true.closer than he ever had been because he want won the south carolina primary. i think solely because of that. so, you're saying that even if the moderator is a pinhead, you know that expression, right? >> yes, i do. i you watch the show every night and i think gutfeld will be on next. >> pinhead, you don't go after the moderator. do you tweak them a little bit. >> you wait. if it's justified you do it but i don't think you go in planning a cheap shot because it lands you in the cheap seat. >> what does that mean it lands you in the cheap seat? if a moderator is being antagonistic, all right? >> you have to be able to ans at the pate what that line is, right? >> yes. >> if there is a tough question. >> but if he is picking on you. >> how do you decide. >> you decide because you think he is picking on you. >> so do you have a thick skin or not? >> i may disagree with you here. i you think if the moderator makes a mistake, ie miscategorizes your position, all right, says you said. this tru

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. >> newt gingrich will weigh in on the shrinking gop field. and a special report from the front lines of the refugee crisis. all of that plus frank luntz reveals which candidate is connecting best with you the voters. "hannity" starts right here right now. dr. ben carson continues to be attacked for his comments about a muslim being president while hillary clinton gets a pass for what she and her campaign did back in 2008. dr. carson clarified his remarks that caused such an uproar last night right here on this program. take a look. >> if someone has a muslim background and they're willing to reject those tenets and accept the way of life that we have and clearly will swear to place our constitution above their religion, then, of course, they will be considered infidels and heretics, but at least i would then be quite willing to support them. >> hillary clinton was quick to attack dr. carson for his original remark. she wrote on twitter, can a muslim be president of the united states of america? in a word, yes. now, let's move on. now, we've g

speaker gingrich, who do you want to be the next speaker? >> who i want doesn't matter. i can imagine the photocopy calls and meetings this afternoonar almost historic. >> give us a few names and who is the top three out there? >> there is clearly kevin mccarthy is the most likely next speaker because he is majority leader and wildly popular and a smart guy and leader in the california assembly and a background of leadership. and paul ryan who is budget committee chairman and vice-presidential nominee. if ryan decided to run he would have a lot of iou's in the conference. tom price came close to winning just a year ago. and you have steve sca lisce who may decide to run. you can't be sure how it will work out. there is a number of people who could decide and in this movement and all of them have to assess what is happening. cathy mcmores rogers is the conference chairman. these are folks who won the races in the system and the same time other folks are active and done a lot of things and might show up. i think that for example, congressman sessions, pete sessions, chairm

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boehner then became one of the to lieutenants to newt gingrich in the gingrich revolution pushed michael and that -- republican politicians to the side. now boehner facing his own group of insurgents facing a very similar dynamic. the big difference here is john boehner is much more conservative than bob michael ever was, guys. >> eamon, who would you say is the newt gingrich of this shakespearean drama? >> well, that's fascinating. you look through this list here of the members of the house freedom caucus. it's the tea party generation that came to congress starting in 2010. you see if there's any number of that will take that mantle up, and we're seeing a name is being flung out there on twitter by all sorts of people on capitol hill. in the meantime, pope francis has arrived at ground zero just a few moments ago. let's get to mary thompson who is live today in lower manhattan. hi, mary. >> hey, carl. he arrived at ground zero just about 15 minutes or so ago. stopping and immediately saying a prayer at ground zero. who also visited ground zero back in 2008 when he was in new york city.

for in a president and hillary clinton's defense of her private e-mail server and hear from newt gingrich how does he think the g.o.p. will play out. joe biden is getting a lot of attention, but doesn't appear any closer on a decision to enter the race. >> honest to god answer is i don't know. >> dickerson: we'll talk about it all in our panel get report on the latest on the migrant crisis in europe. our book panel on discovery and innovation. david mccullough looked at the pioneers of flight in the wright brothers. apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin aims to go from the moon onward in "mission is mars" and walter isaacson writes about hackers, geniuses and geeks to created the digital revolution. rachel swabbie the contribution of women in science. women who changed science in the world. all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs earlier i spoke with republican presidential candidate carly fiorina in manchester, new hampshire. i want to talk to you about what voters should think about when they're thinking about nonpoliticians and being fit for the job. you had interview jus

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newt gingrich and colonel ralph peters agree -- this is a war obama hasn't been winning and puten isake control of the fight. >> we're seeing a continuing collapse of the obama policy. you now have russia firmly in

tomorrow, that same town will be on the political map again for the same reason but minus newt gingrichinton toothlessly promising to do something they never do. because claremont, new hampshire is where tomorrow, the sixth democratic candidate for president will announce his new campaign. and he's going to claremont, new hampshire, specifically because of that failed promise from 20 years ago. harvard law professor is the new democrat getting into the race as of tomorrow. i've got to say, the fact that he is lawrence lesig is almost beside the point. almost running an idea for president. running the idea of getting big money out of our democracy as a presidential campaign. he has promised to leave his job at harvard and jump into the race on the -- he promised to do that if he raised $1 million in small donations by labor day. that was his self-imposed goal about whether or not he would run. he met that self-imposed goal by labor day. he's not fooling around. confirmed to us tonight by phone that he has, as of today, taken a leave from his teaching position at harvard in order to focus

and then as behead towards tuesday, wednesday, it's gingrich to be much more comfortable. fall begins on wednesday. people on social media are asking is this the last of the heat since it's the last weekend of summer? not quite. here, in the bay area, we get some pretty warm weather. so we're not done with the hot weather just yet. at least if you followed the typical pattern. >> i don't think we're done with the allergieallergies, either. >> beating the high cost of college. coming up at >>> as you may know, san francisco's real estate market is higher than ever. this home on fourth avenue sold for nearly $1.6 million this week. back if april, police found items stacked floor to ceiling, including a woman's mummified corpse. she died several years ago and the woman kept living in the house. even intense cleaning could not quite get rid of the moldy smell. >> wow. all smoke. we're getting an incredible look right after the fire started saturday afternoon. and then went up the hill for a better look. she says that everything you see is smoke. it's incredible. she says her h

he he does the will for reform bill trying to get ahead of gingrich and stop and worse bill from coming through. that has consequences for the white in the black in the country. this clinton pass which was on the one hand a golden economic age in african-americans loved bill clinton in a lot of ways there was a lot of tension there >> host: that's fascinating. i know you talked about the urban agenda and many of the civil rights community were trying to push it in the beginning of the administration as well as welfare reform that cost the fracture as well. so if fascinating aspects in the book. let's bring it up those two 2015. it's an amazing year a very tumultuous year with respect to race relations particularly when it comes to recent police interaction, police shootings. many of them have been captured on video and much of the nation has been shocked by this horrendous treatment and serious consequences that have occurred. a number of movements have been sparked by the shootings. the most i think well-known is the black lives matter movement. talk a little bit about how you think th

. >> form are speaker of the house newt gingrich goes "on the record." good evening, mr. speaker. we certainly had dueling speeches at the u.n. between president obama and president putin and then this met. your thought today about that. >> i think we are seeing a continuing collapse of the obama policy. you now have russia firmly in syria. you have russia, iran and iraq working together with syria. all these are things that three or four years ago the president would have deeply opposed. now he is going to have to accommodate a reality that he can't change. >> the news that russia, iraq, iran and syria are working together and share intelligence, we're left out of that equation? is that how you understand it? and, if so, why are we left out of it? >> look, i think we have watched a steady decline of american influence under president obama. the iranians have been trying to develop a regional highthe russians have become their ally. what you are see something a tremendous shift of the power away from the united states and western europe towards russia and iran. and it's a strategi

you know who that is, that's calista gingrich. we didn't know before today that pope francis likes bo and sonny. the white house released this photo of pope francis meeting the first family's presidential dogs in the blue room of the white house. tens of thousands turned out today where you could maybe lay eyes on pope francis. even more tens of thousands people. tomorrow, honestly, it's going to be nuts. this whole trip by pope francis, the trip to washington and new york and philadelphia. the whole thing has been designated a national security special event. they say it's one of the largest, if not the largest security operation ever mounted in the united states. the secret service has the lead role in security throughout this entire trip. but tomorrow, there's going to be 50,000 people with tickets, plus untold thousands of people more without tickets all convening at the u.s. capitol along with every member of congress and a significant chunk of the supreme court if not the entire supreme court and a significant chunk of the c

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, wife of the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, is a member of the choir.church? >> the rite of canonization is over and now we are beginning the liturgy of the word. the unusual parts are over and is something familiar. and there will be a homily and then after that will be the literature jie of the eucharist. >> we had heard that the pope may do the homily in english? >> i don't know if this is one of the ones he is scheduled to speak in english. i think it was -- well, he may. i don't know. do you know? >> i know that he has 16 versions -- 14 are in spanish. >> i think today, he did great, by the way. i thought his english was wonderful, but i don't think there were too many. and actually, brian, when a canonization happens in rome, it is very customary for the homily to be preached in the language of the person being canonized, so, in this sense, and in this sense, it's very appropriate that it would be in spanish, because serra spoke spanish. >> our control room is confirming it will be in spanish. professor, explain the significance, we welcome viewer

newt gingrich goes "on the record."e to he so you, sir. >> good to be back. >> you can explain this? he is can say the worst awful things about women, awful things in the last month and his poll numbers with the women went up 13 points. >> first of all, i think the political class hears these things much more intensely than the average american. the average american is not paying attention in great detail. i think people are prepared to discount to a certain extent donald trump being donald trump and say well, other times donald trump is a jerk, okay. >> it's sort of like what do desay today? basically? >> i think that he is in danger because i do think gradually he is shifting over from this very unusual billionaire who you can't quite imagine as a candidate to a potential president. and you think the standard becomes very different. and is going to have to learn to be more disciplined because it's no longer funny. you know,. >> is this sort of the new political dialogue? because even on the other side of the aisle, se

if you look at a guy like newt gingrich, because he had peopl riding checks, i think you'll see in this time around. people that come in third and fourth, and iowa may be around a long time. >> making iowa less important. because if you have a sugar daddy you can run the table. >> for the republicans, that will be the case. you have the super pacts. jed bush outsourced most of his campaign to the super pacts. they keep the candidates alive, but they don't help them win. that'll be interesting. another thing that we are seeing is candidates declared later in the year than in the previous two cycles, i feel the whole cycle is pushed off a bit. you look at clinton and sander sanders, they haven't campaigned against each other. clinton is running a campaign, a vigorous ones. a deft organization, very involved. she, herself, is not as visible as other candidates have been in the past >>> what about the knock that iowa is too much unlike anywhere else to give you an important picture of what candidates relative strength is? >> it's certainly the case. it doesn't decide the race. what it does

and ironically, and i've been through this before and chuck was reporting back when we ran newt gingrich out of town and it put the far right on the defensive and made the next speaker's job easier. john boehner was there when we did that to newt. he suspects this will make his successor's job easier as well. >> and chuck, let's step back and look at the environment this is happening in here. we're looking at the political environment of a campaign right now. do they reflect each other? >> they do. look, the same energy that this conservative group in the house was tapping into and was sort of expressing and essentially forced boehner to do what he did is what we're seeing on the campaign trail. in fact we have new nbc news "wall street journal" reports out to show among republican primary voters that we've been testing with presidential race, 72% called themselves dissatisfied with the congressional republican leadership, mitch mcconnell and john boehner. and that is where the fight is playing out. the same energy that's been propelling donald trump, ben carson, and carly fiorina, is th

mark: more then gingrich and huntsman. and he made a lot of money.eekend, wenthis for interesting, fun, and alpha by writing his harley around new hampshire. mostis scott walker at his alpha. if you think about was, case it, rubio, and they as interesting or fun? john: no number of miles on a harley is making up for scott walker building a fence on the canadian border. everyone we know is going to stay up late to write -- watched stephen episode. inaugural one of his first guest is a man who needs be bound -- in the bump. jeb bush gets a chance to show he is fun and interesting. joe biden will be on the show later. bernie sanders is next week. how important will this new television platform before 2016? john: if you look at the early lineup, it seems like he's basically saying, i'm going to be the political guy among the late-night host. more than any kimmel, more than jimmy fallon. the gap thatabout exists, no john stuart and no stephen colbert, there is a huge gap. but there's also going to be a poll for colbert not to be the colbert. he needs to f

but gingrich turned the tables and attacked the messenger. we see it all the time.te, donald trump attacked megyn kelly because he didn't like her line of questioning. he took to twitter writing, wow, megyn kelly really bombed tonight. people are going wild on twitter. funny to watch. any of tonight's moderators could be trump or any other candidate's newest victim if they don't appreciate a certain question. tonight's debate moderators are cnn's chief washington correspondent jake tapper, cnn political correspondent dana bash, and conservative talk radio host hugh hewitt. trump's already attacked hewitt for asking him so-called gotcha foreign policy questions in a recent interview. so tonight's dynamic between trump and hugh hewitt should be real interesting to say the least. we'll be right back. >>> republican candidates for president will face off in just a few short hours but the democratic lieutenant governor of california said he is ready for a debate right now. gaven newsome is taking on donald trump's immigration policy. >> this week california will be hosti

. >> reporter: gingrich also lost some pets in the fire but they still have their lives and their strong family, and they know that's what's most important. >> we got out of here alive. that's what's important to me. >> let's start over. we're going to rebuild. >> it's my property. what else would i do? >> what else would you do, heartbreaking. that's going to be the story for hundreds in this area but i have to tell you that we also met some people who got home and found their house intact, also surprised. that was emotional as well. quickly i'll tell you people are being brought in for about a 15-minute period to check on pets and livestock. it's short-lived. they've got to get right back out. we'll bring you more stories coming up at 6:00. >> joe, thank you. and a lot of people i talked to in middletown were telling me they had seen images on facebook and youtube and they thought their entire town had burned and that's not the case. some people are coming back plenty surprised and others like the sanchez es are coming back to see what's left. all of them saying they're so happy they h

. >> reporter: for kevin gingrich and his family. >> this is a flower garden. >> reporter: his home of 21 years gone. >> this was my brand-new toolbox. >> reporter: they also lost their house pets in the fire but they remain thankful to the firefighters that they still have one another and they will rebuild. >> we saved each other's life and we got out of here alive. that's what's important to me. >> this is where i need to be. >> reporter: craig yves works at one of the only markets open in middletown. he says for now, this is his home. >> the only thing i own right now is what's in my truck outside. >> reporter: craig lost his house in the fire. >> the whole house went around the chimney. it was the center of the house. >> reporter: he says he is focusing on helping others by working and in a way, he says, helping others who helped him. >> his feet were very hot to the touch when we got him. >> reporter: a sense of community continues throughout this town. a stray chicken found running through the streets sits in safe arms tonight until its owners are found. even though the fire is o

newt gingrich become speaker of the house and it is the first time the republicans are taking control of the house and 40 years. from that time on there is ferocious competition between republicans and democrats to try to win back control of congress. ciousay to fund that fero competition has been to change congressman from representatives and to fundraisers. they feel that the number one job now is the job of raising money. not just for themselves, but for their party. that transformation over the has 20 years has produced been the constant focus. what policies will make it easier to raise money. he is describing how the republican candidates for president were talking about the social security program, privatizing social security, which the republican base -- forget democrats the republican debates did not support. so the question is why would republican candidates we talking about reform that the base republican voters do not support. it's because those paying for that campaign loved the idea of advertising social security so the republicans and their policy to answer the funders r

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