would that be okay under a gingrich administration or should those long-term unemployment benefits be extended again? >> let me talk about right now since my administration doesn't start until january of 200013. i would urge the congress to pass an extension with a training requirement and to tie the training requirement to businesses that need work. there are over 3 million unfilled jobs in the united states because we have a work force which is no longer trained for modern jobs. if somebody's going to get money for 99 weeks -- and they may need money for 99 weeks -- that's long enough to get an associate degree. we should not give people money for doing nothing. so from day one if you sign up for unemployment compensation, you should also be signing up to get trained. we should expect you to actually succeed at the training and we should have some kind of metric to follow it. >> this sounds a little bit like what the president has proposed -- >> there's some parallels. this has been done in georgia, it's been done i believe in new hampshire. the goal would be to make sure that every

you said in the gingrich administration you would just tell the national security officials to ignore the supreme court's recent rulings on national security. so which law is it? do you just follow only the laws you wish to follow under your doctrine? how does that work? >> you follow the law. in the cases i'm citing recently with hamden, you had the court overturning the congress and the president. and what i'm saying we have a precedent from jefferson, jackson, lincoln and franklin delano roosevelt. roosevelt of 1942 when we captured 14 german spies says to the attorney general, i will not honor a writ from the supreme court. you tell them not to issue one. and i think the commander in chief has the power to do... the recent court decisions in which the court intervened in national security, they're taking on their shoulders defending america. they are totally unprepared to do it. it is unconstitutional. somebody should stand up to them and say no. >> schieffer: but what you're talking about here is just setting off a constitutional crisis. each and every time that you as president

i would instruct the national security officials of the gingrich administration to ignore the recentecisions of the supreme court on national- security matters, and i would interpose the presidency and say as the commander-in-chief, we will not enforce this. for liberal friends, the source of that is franklin delano roosevelt. in 1942, a group of german saboteurs landed in florida and long island and rolle picked up within two weeks. roosevelt brought in his attorney general and said they will be tried in a military court and executed. it should happen within three weeks. i will not honor a writ of habeas corpus, and so they should not honor it. i am the commander in chief in wartime, they are not. [applause] congress has the power to limit the appeals, and congress can cut budgets. congress can say the ninth circuit can meet in the future, but it will have no clerks. we are not going to pay the electric bill for two years, and you don't seem to need your law library, either. i am paraphrasing hamilton in the federalist papers in which he is defending it he says flatly, the judiciary

i would instruct the national security officials in the gingrich administration to ignore the recent decisions of supreme court on national security matters and interpose the presidency in saying as the commander in chief, we will not een force this, and by the way, for the liberal friends, the source of that is franklin dolanor roosevelt. [applause] in 1942 a group landed in florida and long island, picked up in two weeks, roosevelt brought in the attorney general said they will be tried in a military court, executed, happening within three weeks, and if there's a writ of habeas corpus, i will not issue. i'm the commander in chief in wartime. they aren't. [applause] congress has the power to limit. congress can cut budgets. congress can say all right in the future, the 9th circut can meet, but they will have no clerks, we're not paying the electricity bill for two years, and because you reppedder justice in the dark, you don't need the law library either. [laughter] [applause] this is, by the way, paraphrasing hamilton in the federalist papers in which he's defending saying flatly t

second -- [applause] the precedent of lincoln, i would construct the gingrich administration to ignoret decision of the supreme court on national security matters are interposed the presidency can say is commander-in-chief we will not enforce this. and by the way, the source of that is franklin delano roosevelt. in 1942 come a group of german saboteurs who landed in florida and long island. they were all picked up within two weeks. result prodded his attorney general and said they will be tried in military court and they will be executed. should happen within three weeks in the writ of habeas corpus i will not honor it and therefore they should not issue it. and the commander-in-chief in wartime. they aren't. [cheers and applause] congress has the power to limit the appeals that i mentioned earlier. congress had cut budgets. congress settled right in the future the ninth circuit can meet will have no clerks. by the way, we are going to pay the electric bill for two years and since you seem to be wondering justice in the dark, you don't seem to major law library either. this is by the w

in a newt gingrich administration, only people dedicated to the original document and its original meetingt appointment at any level. [applause] that me just close and say to all of you, i am here to ask you to be with me, to ask you to be 8 here is so that we america-- or the8 yers -- so that we8 years so that we -- 8 years so that we reclaim america. you will be with me, we will decisively defeat barack obama, we will defeat the democrat in the senate. over the next few years, we will decisively reclaim america as the land of the three and the home of the break. thank you. good luck. god bless you. [applause] >> all right, everybody. we are about to be dismissed. i have a couple of announcements. many of you are thinking, we have gone over time. that response the same way i did to my three teenagers when they would comply. i know. newt is doing a book signing in the foyer, but only until i finish announcements. there is a book signing to ma at 8 o'clock 45. -- 8:45 a.m. students, do not miss the student mix air with the young conservatives around the country. it starts in the entire room

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foundation's been in favor of a mandate and back when when the clinton administration came out with their program heritage supported newt gingrich's plan which was an individual mandate all along the heritage foundation and all the conservatives have been going home for an individual mandate until we get a democrat in the white house i don't get it well i don't think constitutional i mean it's not if the constitution suddenly changed you know if you go look at the heritage foundation website right now you'll find a paper that discusses why it's on condit with an internet maybe that's what if you're trying to there now you know we didn't write anything about the legal aspects of forcing all americans to buy a product in private commerce and if you if you allow the federal government to force people to buy health care because of course you assert that mandate has no penalties associate if you don't do anything if you are forced to buy health care you know you will if you ignore about anything that you don't want you don't get hurt but once you introduce the system you can voluntarily pay that seven hundred dollars but you there's no

administration? >> exactly. newt gingrich is running for president, trying to redirect it towards the president, to weaken them, strengthen them. >> paul steinhauser, have a great morning. >> thank you. >>> calls for calm this morning after hours of bloody clashes between angry christians, muslims and security forces in egypt. at least 23 people were killed on the streets of cairo sunday when protesters say they were attacked by thugs carrying swords and clubs. the worst violence since toppling the hosni mubarak movement back in february. ben wedeman, bring us up to date. >> reporter: today, right now, the situation seems to be calm. the clash, in fact, took place just on this road behind me next to the nile. now riot police have been deployed behind this building and up the street as william. the government has imposed a 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew to try to prevent people from coming down here, but it's a very volatile situation, and many critics say it's not helped by the actions, for instance, of state-run tv, which las

. >> reporter: cain and gingrich suggested protests are also turn their anger toward the administration. on meet the press, former white house chief of staff, now chicago mayor rahm emmanuel, urged more empathy. >> people have to feel in their lives some improvement and some opportunity of improvement for them and for their children. if you don't understand and hear the frustration in people's voices, if you are in public life, you should get a different job. >> thank you very much. >>> we know that peanut allergys are very common. but up next, could that some day be a thing of the past. >> we are talking about an allergy-free peanut. is it possible? find out details of what scientists are working on. >> that would be big news. also coming up, having a nice drink of water and we'll have a look -- and tucker is having some tea. we'll have some looks at what is appear happening with our weather and julie wright will deal with traffic. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. state farm. this is jessssica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you d

gingrich. let's play a clip from last night. >> in both the bush and the obama administration the fix has been in. if you want to put people in jail i want to second what michele said start with dodd. this sounded like newt gingrich the back bencher back in the '80s and '90s before he was in the leadership just scatter shotted everyone. >> and this is a dynamic that happens when you have a big field when there ask a couple of people who thinks can be the nominee and a bunch who can't be the nominee. newt gingrich is in the can't be the nominee category. he can say whatever he wants to say because he doesn't have to worry about if i have to say this president obama will use this against me in a debate. this is newt unbound. he has been good in the last couple debates. the audience cheers for him but it is unlikely he is the nominee because he is not raising that much money and has little campaign organization. his campaign is going to these debates and giving speeches. >> giving speeches and selling books. >> and selling books. good point. >> can i say i thought that newt would try to be a statesman

terrorist, young men and women of the military and our intelligence and the administration, i want to say thank you to them. >> newt gingrichlso stood behind the president saying that awlaki was, by law, a target. >> american citizens who engage in war against the united states are traitors and the constitution is very clear about that and they are there for enemy combatants. they get very limited due process and the president executed that and i think president obama did the right thing and i praise him to have the courage to stand up and defend america. >> meanwhile, ron paul slammed the president on the legal tea of the strike. >> he was never tried or charged for any crimes. nobody knows if he ever killed anybody. if the american people accept this blindly and casualty, we now have an accepted practice of the president assassinating who he thinks are bad guys, i think it's sad. >> joining me now with more on the political reaction is political director mark murray. good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> ron paul, it's notwithstanding we often hear praise from the gop field, mitt romney also commending the president. ar

administration has telegraphed its intentions all too often and that is just not acceptable. >> some of the toughest words came last night at an iowa conservative faith forum from newt gingrich. >> after eight lives, thousands of lives, hundreds of billions of dollars, we will leave in defeat. iran is stronger. >> president stands by his decision. >> in iraq, we have succeeded in our decision to end war. >> veteran john mccain has this to say. >> it is a serious mistake ch i believe we could have negotiated an agreement. i am concerned about increased iranian influence in iraq. mark martin, cbn news. >> persecution of christians has intensified. hundreds of thousands have escaped homeland to escape pressure from ms. muslims. lee web has that story. >> reporter: since 2003 u.s.-led invasion, many have lost their lives. >> we are happy to see -->> her husband was kidnapped, beat and choked him to death. his crime being a member of iraq's tiny christian community. >> there are people behind the scenes that want to drive the christians out of iraq. this is nothing short of ethnic cleansing. >> some iraqi christians have taken extreme measures by forming a new militia armed with

administration put in place, and have abysmally failed. doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat, don't have a job. >> newt gingrich puts out a tweet, if bump tax plans with my friend herman, bump plans with me. let's compare flat taxes. they the debate. mr. secretary, let me let you in. >> let me say, if the republicans are putting forth variations on a flat tax, when we have ceos taking home 350 times more than average workers are a new report, corporations sitting on $2 trillion worth of cash, a new record, when we have average working people paying through the nose for everything from health care to everything else, i mean if republicans want to say, we're for a flat tax, we will reduce the taxes of people at the top, let democrats say, and be the only ones out there saying, we've got to increase taxes on the only people who have the money and those are the people who are very rich taking on the higher percentage of total income than ever before, certainly over the last 80 year rn s, that's fine, let's have that debate. >> we'd love to have it as well. that approach is one that has cost the economy millions of jobs. the flat tax, o

administration has been the most hostile administration toward faith of any in the history of our country period. >> and the account may be closed but callista gingricht, yes, tiffany's. mrs. gingrich browsed the jewelry store sunday while her husband had a glass of sparkling wine at the restaurant next door. and isn't it amazing how herman cain has basically turned the republic yap showdown on its head pushing the other candidates to come up with some form of a flat tax. the flat tax is the centerpiece of rick perry's piece unveiled in an op-ed this morning. you'd have a choice of either paying the current tax rate or a flat tax rate of 20%. corporate taxes would be slashed to 20%. younger workers could opt out of social security. controversial there. and spending capped at 18% of gdp. now, of course even casual observers of politics are aware of herman cain's 9-9-9 plan, a flat 9% tax but an analysis by the tax policy center found that 84% of all taxpayers would see a tax hike under 9-9-9 so cain amended the plan saying families at the poverty level would fall under 9-0-9 and pay no income tax. >>> mitt romney unveiled his jobs plan last month and

gingrich. >> good to be here, governor. >> i want to quote something about the contract with america. you will issue a series of executive orders and help undo the damage of the obama administration on the first day of the administration. what specific executive orders would you do on day one? >> imagine that short he after the inugural address 3:00 in the afternoon and he would be at andrews air force base flying back home to chicago. at that point, somewhere between 50 and 200 executive orders. basically beginning to repeal and replace the entire obama initiatives and the first executive order would wipe out all of the white house czars effective. >> that is popular with the studio audience. and i am assuming it would be for all of the people in the country. >> they will be published by october 1st and everybody will know what is coming down the road and a number of them are immediateliective in job creation. and if you were to have as i would to repeal the obama regulation and producing oil and gas off shore for louisiana and texas. you create 120,000 new jobs and they are pretty good jobs. that is one building block if you will. however on the morning after the election. i wi

that's why you have people like gingrich and romney and a lot of others far to the right of where they were before. again, the model they have of a bush administration became indefensible and they had to find a new model, and given their ideology, the only one they could find was to the right. >> you're invited back on this program any time you would like, especially when you're accused of a felony by newt gingrich. >> well, to be fair, he didn't say -- it might have been a serious misdemeanor. >> any time, any place. thank you, congressman barney frank of massachusetts who i do believe has the iq that newt in his delusion thinks he might have had at one point in his earlier life. thank you very much, of course, to david corn. if mitt romney is the republican front-runner, the voters didn't get the memo. they don't have a heart for this guy. polls show romney's numbers have been stagnant while bachmann, then perry, and now cain have all shot to the top. why the tea party doesn't love this romney character. maybe because he's not one of them. you're watatching "h"hardball,l," only on msnsnbc. >>> we've got new poll numbers in two of the hottest senat

gingrich's campaign is now more than $1 million in debt. the gop candidate raised over $800,000 in the third quarter and spent nearly all of it. >>> and a new glitch in the obama administration'sg cost concerns the administration said friday it has halted a long-term care insurance program that was part of the massive health care law passed in 2010. you see the president right here signing that bill at the time. officials had concerns about whether it could sustain itself. >>> and for the latest political news, you know exactly where to go, cnnpolitics.com. >>> despite the lousy economy, there's one business that's really growing, hair salons. while most americans seem to be cutting back on expenses, your hair it seems is not one of them. athena jones gives us a look at the thriving hair industry. >> reporter: here, a natural hair salon in suburban, maryland, business is booming. >> you see, i didn't do that there. >> reporter: the owner says she didn't feel the effects of the recession and hasn't seen a drop in her clientele during the slow economic recovery. >> every year, business is better and better. this is the business to be in. it's consistent and it's growing. >> repo

gingrich, you dialed him on the issue of jobs. >> if you assume washington remains the way washington is right now. it's hopeless, we might as well buy greek bonds and go down together. in the reagan administration, september, 1983, we created a 1.1 million jobs. obama's socialist politics policies, class warfare and socialism, we created zero. i believe with leadership, we can balance the budget. diit for four consecutive years. >> two things i took out of that -- humor worked in a big way and going after the president and his failed policies seemed to resonate very well. >> i are right, sean. i am waiting for one of these candidates to look the camera straight in the eye and to say to all of their colleagues, stop attacking each other. no 30-second ads against republicans. abide by ronald reagan's leaveningth commandment and focus on the president. he's coming after you. it's time to respond. >> the one person who seems to have done that in every debate is newt. he keeps saying, you know, we all up here on this stage would do a., b., c., d., and e. >> there is a simple challenge for him, who do you want to stand toe to toe with barack obama in september and october of 2012? who do you want to

gingrich used that word. a threat. i'm antiwar and i might go to an antiwar rally and what if the administration said, ron paul is a threat's preaching that the government is doing wrong with the foreign policy. this to me is a very, very dangerous precedent. >> so, would you support articles of impeachment against president obama for this decision? >> i haven't introduced them, but if the mood of the country was such they wanted to do it, yes, i could support them. >> thanks very much for coming in. >>> i write about this debate over the killing of anwar al-awlaki on my blog. check it out. >>> our next debate is the cnn western republican debate. it airs live tuesday night, 8:00. new upheaval on a presidential republican primary. the first vote to next year's election could come this year. >>> plus, the one thing steve jobs did which could define the future of apple without him. lec? uh, it is, yeah, it's a chevy volt. so what are you doing at a gas station? well it still takes gas to go farther. but you're not getting gas. true. not this time. uh, don't have to gas up very often. so you have to go to the bathroom? no. y

and the argument i keep hearing is -- in fact, gingrich makes this explicitly in his stomp speech, the minute you elect a republican administration in congress, companies will start hiring again. there are a lot of people who aren't going to buy that. but a lot of these republicans at these events are convinced that that's the case. once corporate america sees a friendly administration in congress, they'll start hiring people again. i don't know. that's just what they're saying. and it's tracking among republican voters whether they can spin that to independent voters to believe. it's a big question. but i think if they could, then they've got a real shot. host: one of the events you said you watched was the freedom event. guest: on c-span. host: you tweeted about that as well. g.o.p.ars spoke yesterday at the des moines animal learning center. put that in quotes for some reason. guest: you have it at the bottom of your screen because that's what you do. but every time i saw that, it just cracked me up. i kept thinking, are the animals learning anything? host: then you write in brackets, insert joke. what are you saying there? gu

and newt gingrich came in third and the win comes one week after he took a first place in the florida straw poll and that garnered him new attention and told the audience the current administrationview is hurting the country: >> this patriot movement is what is going to save this nation. no, not hope, darling, we will save this nation. i kind of like clinging to my guns and bible. [applause]. >> and i'm not gonna let 'em go. >> eric: governors perry and romney trail the pack and 700 people showed up and he has been traveling around the country by bus and says, he doesn't have the money of other people, if they are making a lot of personal appearances and relying on that for his campaign and in this instance, the event, he was the only g.o.p. candidate to attend the conference in person, which, potentially, could have really helped his first-place finish. >> jamie: and a lot of political observers say in florida, because he got out there and met many of the people in the state it may have played a role in the straw poll as well. >> eric: an he had the straw poll last week and he's getting media attention, because of this campaign, because of his recent wins and, we'll have to see