we're going to continue our confidential with mayor giuliani in just a bit. continuing coverage of the aftermath of the tragedy in newtown, connecticut. just ahead. [ male announcer ] where do you turn for legal matters? at legalzoom, we've created a better place to handle your legal needs. maybe you have questions about incorporating a business you'd like to start. or questions about protecting your family with a will or living trust. and you'd like to find the right attorney to help guide you along, answer any questions and offer advice. with an "a" rating from the better business bureau legalzoom helps you get personalized and affordable legal protection. in most states, a legal plan attorney is available with every personalized document to answer any questions. get started at legalzoom.com today. and now you're protected. >>> hi, everybody. thank you for joining us on fox news on our special coverage this saturday of the murders that happened in newtown, connecticut. newtown just 60 miles in new york city, a commuter town in many ways. the big city of man

rudy jew rudy giuliani. most folks want you to run again, former mayor, but i don't think that's in the cards. let me begin with an easy question. what do you make of this millionaire's threshold? john boehner's plan b, spending cuts, tax rates? you tell me. >> i agree with heather. probably the best john boehner can do. difficult for the republicans. 80-plus just ran four years ago with a promise they wouldn't raise taxes. i can understand why he's having trouble getting those votes, but i think he has no choice but to the try to pass snag soomething pushes the ball back into the president's court. the passage of the spending decreases was important. that's really where the emphasis should be. in tan ideal world, shouldn't raise taxes, shouldn't give the government more money because they're wasting money. we're not an an ideal world. i think john boehner, plan b is probably the best he can get. >> ask i ask, the other side of heather's point, republicans are losing the messaging battle. >> no question abou

rudolph giuliani is here to say a lot about these things. i'll ask him if america is getting more dangerous in the wake some of very shocking high-profile gun crime. >>> he was known as one of the west memphis three now damien echols is adjusting to life as a free man. >> i was in a state of extreme shock and trauma. >> and how he survived 18 years on death row. >> it's absolutely nightmarish. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening, you're looking live at the white house where president obama has had one of those win some, lose some kind of days. the president and john boehner met for 50 minutes in a meeting being called frank. when basically translates to no deal yet. but the good news was, quote, the lines of communication remain open. the bad news, ambassador susan rice was withdrawing from the short list to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state. >> i withdrew my name because i think it's the right thing for the country and i think it's the right thing for the president. putting those things together, that makes it th

rudy giuliani and allen west are here to talk about the misplaced presidential priorities. and the deejays behind the royal nurse suicide break their silence. tonight on "hannity," our commander in chief embraces a rapper calling for the death of innocent americans. now practically everybody in america has heard about the gangnam style popular song by the rapper psy. listen. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: very popular. while the youtube video has had more than 900 million hits, new information about the singer is emerging. back in 2004, the rapper performed a song entitled "dear american" with the lyrics, quote, kill those black yankees who have been torturing iraqi captives. kill those black yankees who ordered them to torture. kill their daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, fathers, kill them all slowly and painfully. now after must deserved outrage from you the american people the controversial psy was forced to issue an apology last week through his publicist, but it's too little too late. last night he performed at a christmas event at a washington charity that aired on tnt. watch t

here to show us what we need to make a supersuccessful bash, celebrity caterer mary giuliani.l set. >> i like the recover part. let's start with the drink. >> could put champagne out. i like to put fresh juices out. guests come over, mix up their own drink. >> you have prosecco here. cranberry juice. >> name their cocktail. >> happy new year. >> i feel like i should put on the glasses for this. >> there you go. and so -- while they're sipping on their drinks. you can start eating. >> i love to serve a midnight breakfast. >> that's a great idea. >> i love breakfast so much, i'm wearing my pajamas. >> you are? >> yeah. >> that's great pajamas. >> bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. bagels. pancakes. >> can i? >> absolutely. please. >> this is really good. next? >> set the tone for your party. let the guests know what they're getting into. i like to give them a bag of fun gifts. >> can you get this kind of thing even today? >> yes. you could run to any store. put a mustache on, why not? confet confetti. >> what else in here? >> noise thinks, drink cozies. >> take the noisemaker away

take rudy giuliani.n tough on crime new york mayor who cracked down on turnstile jumpers, broken windows and squeegee guys. squeegee guys without curiously disappeared right before the opening of new york's body exhibits. (laughter) unfortunately, unfortunately it, withouted too well. now the right is being punished for its own success. like dentists who gave us fluoride and to you don't have cavities to fill or my teach a man to fish seafood restaurant. no one ever comes back. we have got to do something to scare white voters into voting republican. so tonight-- (laughter) >> tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i am calling on all of america's disenfranchised minorities to violently rise up against the white male patriarchy that is keeping you down. it is time to stick it to the man. and i should know, i'm the man. (laughter) i mean look-- look-- look at everything i have. you see this ipad? see this ipad right here, i got it for free. and my free ipad has its own free miniipad which has its own free iphone

. >> i recall that prior to that election we were talking about hillary clinton and rudy giuliani as the candidates, prohibited the favorites. >> in that election i said neither one would be the nominee and that turned out to be the k street going back to the republican field, ryan and rubio, we will have to see where they are in the next few years. going back to that rubio speech, part tugging for the workers out there -- he still has to talk about how they get health care, how they educate their kids, he has to talk about a lot of things that republicans traditionally don't like to talk about when it comes to certain groups of people. that is the test for marco rubio and paul ryan. >> what about chris christie and bobby jindal? >> christie is in temporary quarantine because of his behavior in the last week of the election. he is in talk. -- detox. >> detox on the jon stewart show. >> you have bobby jindal, kelly ayotte, ted cruz -- unless you are barack obama, you don't imagine yourself as president before you even serve in this and it. [laughter] he will have to wait. obama, of co

and if you talk to most -- even rudy giuliani -- stuart: here's the question, would you control guns>> absolutely. even rudy giuliani when he was mayor would tell you they don't want handguns in the city and they don't want people to have have semiautomatic weapons, military style weapons because it harms the police officers. i do think in urban environments you need to have really strict limitations. stuart: i come from england; right? property crimes, burglaries breaking and entering five times higher in england than in america because in america you break into somebody's house, you can get your head blown off, that's not true in england. >> if you're caught with a gun on a street, i would have very strict laws against that. you can have a gun in your house. stuart: that's interesting. the highlight reel everyone. it's coming up next. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gavis

>> this would be like that time when you're like if hillary clinton ran for the senate and rudy giulianithe only thing close to it is kennedy-nixon with the two big stars. >> titanic figures of the party. you know, the thing i would say is i actually think it is not too farfetched to think that could happen. i think if hillary clinton does run, i find it hard to believe that cuomos of the world stay in. less clear that jeb clears out of primary but he is the ideological, the guy who can mash the conservatives and the kind of establishment. he is the best case to me tie purist versus the pragmatist. >> jeb could bridge the divide. it is not clear to me that clinton is a nature heir to the obama coalition is it or is she? >> no natural heir. people want you to earn it. but i think that there is no argument out there she hasn't earned it. she has. and, you know, i think that she has done remarkably well as the secretary of state. and who's talking about it earlier in kevin was. that when she speaks, everybody in this country listens. >> yeah. >> she is a voice of authority on so many issues

be like that time when you're like what if hillary clinton ran for the senate, and what if rudy giulianie only thing close to it would be kennedy/nixon. the two stars. >> titanic figures. >> from each party. >> the thing i would say, i i had it is not too farfetched to think that could happen. if hillary clinton does run, i find it hard to believe that the andrew cuomo's and martin o'malleys stay in. less clear that jeb clears out of primary. he's the ideological, the guy who can mash the conservatives and establishment. >> he has the best case to make. >> it's the purist versus the pragmatist. >> jeb could bridge the divide. >> stephanie, it's not clear to me that clinton is the natural heir to the obama coalition, is it to you? >> i think there is no natural heir. people want you to earn it. i think that there's no argument out there that she hasn't earned it. she has. i think she has done remarkably well as secretary of state. kevin was talking about it earlier, when she speaks, everyone in this country listens. she is a voice on so many issues. this is the year of the woman. >> it is

now stepping back to get a sense from former city mayor giuliani. mayor, so much to put together. >>guest: this is horrendous and something it is hard to keep your emotions in check. all of us who are parents, a nightmare you live through, a quiet community, semi rural community, near the federal prison that i know well, danbury prison. this has to be a total complete traumatic blow to the community. you will not get easy answers, there are in easy answers. anyone who tries to present easy 18s is ignoring the problem and to examine why it happened, is it happening more frequently, can we reduce it? everyone has to be on the table, you cannot be an advocate or one social view or political view or the other. is life deep in the human personality, the factors that indicate this, science has not figured out yet, we cannot predict this, you cannot see it with any kind of certitude but we have to look at if there are better ways to protect predict it and better ways to school the schools. he walked in at least in one case with a large weapon. how did that happen? can you secure against

far better to appoint a commission to report in three months, six months, maybe lieberman, maybe giuliani to let head it and look not just at gun, which is the only place where liberals want to look, but to look at the other two elements of any mass shooting. there is the shooter, there is the gun and the environment. and we're talking about the commitment laws for the dangerously mentally ill, which are extremely lax in the united states of america. and although it would not probably have affected what happened in connecticut, it would surely have affected what happened in tucson where the guy was obviously a danger. everybody knew he was. and the only way you could stop him, the only way you could incarcerate him is after he killed. and the third element is the culture, the violence. in the movies, in the video games where without a children are desensitized to violence. it's either glorified or trivialized to a point that is truly shocking. and if you have a kid looking at a screen who is already sort of living in an internal world where you mow down people for entertainment on the scr

ask the guys who ran against him in the '08 primary, giuliani, ron paul and the others, if this guy didn't want to be president. he pushed ron paul's delegate out of congress to push him out of the nomination. he did everything he could to become president and he failed. >> richard, does no one in the romney family have any kind of ear for what honesty sounds like? >> well, i'm not sure if they know what humanity looks like. you know, they said the romney sons say they cannot think of a poe person who wants to be president less than their father. i suggest they meet more people, because there's a lot of people who don't want to be president, and here's the paradox that runs through the entire romney campaign, which is you had somebody desperate to be president and who was deathly uncomfortable to be a candidate for president. you can't message over it, it's not about the 370,000 votes they lament were not theirs and would have won them the election. only 370,000 votes. if you're al gore and you lose an election by an ex krus ating close margin, then you have the right to lament the margin

. >> jon: i believe it was former new york city mayor rudy giuliani said even if you have armed guardschool you'd probably wind up driving the suspect to some other place, where there are no armed guards tox a shopping mall or a public park or something like that. >> what you might do if you had an armed security law enforcement professional i would say that would engage him, it would give notification to the school and we could protect our children. lock down, get the doors locked. you can't, i don't care how powerful the weapon you have, you won't shoot a lock off the door. shut the doors have the bar interior, keep the kids on lockdown up against the wall. lights off. move to another classroom. the more time we have, the more time to get law enforcement there, when the seconds count it takes us minutes to get there. >> jon: i remember being on the air in the 9/11 attacks thinking this is a day that everything change changes in ths country. it really did. you look at creation of tsa and the wars that came after. is this event something that is going to bring about monumental changes,

. >> this would be that time where you're like, what if hillary clinton ran for senate and rudy giulianie kennedy/nixon. >> two titanic figures in the party. >> it's not too far fetched to think that could happen. if hillary clinton does run, i find it hard to believe that the andrew cuomos and martin o'malleys of the world stay in. less clear for jeb. he's kind of the idealogical, the guy who can mash the conservatives and the kind of establishment. >> the purist versus the pragmatist. >> it's not clear to me that clinton is the natural heir to the obama coalition. is she to you? >> there is no natural heir. people want you to earn it. i think there's no argument out there that she hasn't earned it. she has. and you know, i think that she has done remarkably well as the secretary of state. and who was talking about it earlier? kevin was. that when she speaks, everybody in this country listens. you know, she is a voice of authority on so many issues. and also, this is the year of the woman. >> it's going to happen. and perry, here are the two most popular figures we tested in the last nb

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rudy giuliani led the people out of new york, that is the kind of leadership we need to do. like we had those leaders doing something, that we need to gather as a country and help them take action. and all they're asking for is rationality. how many among us would say it is okay to have 100 rounds of clips in a banana, that is just not rationale, they're talking about people with the opportunity to take away massive, massive amounts of loss. and i think reasonable people will say that is something we can get behind. and thank you, president obama for being clear you are going to take action and you need our help. but it is not just about the guns. i tell you, on my program, we're getting deep with what to do about people and family members, people with mental illness that are out of control. there is woeful resources in our country, people cannot get conservativeship. there is no state hospital or structure. and i would say president obama please, please, there is so much more to be done here than just guns. and this is our opportunity, and connecticut is just a symptom. >>

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>> indeed, i think there is room for a pro-choice candidate when mayor giuliani, he's pro-choice, he'sepublican, he won here in new york city as a republican and he was a frontrunner back in 2008, if you remember. before we went into the primaries and had such a disastrous campaign, he was a pro-choice candidate who was 22 points up among evangelicals because they saw him as such a strong and courageous leader and america's mayor. i think that there is room for that. i think those two candidates that you mentioned -- it wasn't so much their position on abortion or being pro-life per se. it was one had a much more extreme position and the other one was just sort of medieval. he had this really bizarre idea about women. i don't even want to get into it. it was ridiculous. and as you saw, the gop absolutely denounced his views on that. >> let me very quickly let maria weigh in here and give you the final word. >> well, so i agree with amy that the gop should get credit for the diversity that they have in governorships, but it's not enough. because leadership positions do actually happen t

previously, a columnist and associate editor for "the new york sun" and chief speechwriter for read giuliani -- for rudy giuliani, he was responsible for writing the eulogies for the firefighters and fresh responders who died on 9/11. evelyn is also editor of the anthology "deadline of august, america's greatest newspaper columns." so now, let's listen to a conversation on growing up in the white house. please join me in welcoming them to the chautauqua stage. [applause] >> by way of beginning, last night, we were sitting up late talking about today's talk and i mentioned to linda, we had a column about your dad in it. you are quoted in it. i said, to that i don't have a copy of it. magically, there was a copy. it was called "touring dixie." this is just by way of saying -- hear the opening lines about lbj in which lynda features later in the column. "going to the south with president johnson is like going back to the chautauqua circuit." [laughter] you don't get better than that. as was indicated, we will just have a fun and casual conversation. we have two wonderful unique people with uniq

beginning in the clinton area, we saw a reconstitution of the democrats with the election of rudy giuliani christie todd whit enas governor of new jersey. if scott brown were to be re-elected, if chris christie were to be re-elected and we could hope for progress in congressional level and like a local level, a reconstitution of the part that needs republican representation. >> dreaming of ben affleck as a gubernatorial candidate. is that at all realistic? >> it doesn't feel like it. there are too many experienced politicians that will elbow him out. i think david raises a really important point and this gun issue may end up coal lessing that. which is, we just don't have any republicans willing to work with democrats anymore. i don't think scott brown has shown that propensity. chris christie has, though. >> ben affleck was testifying about congo. wasn't there another actor who once got into politics and did okay? >> there are a lot of others that didn't do so well. and in general, one of the problems that happens is they are used being the star and how incredibly it is and how thankless

. >> and by the way, five years ago, hillary/giuliani was a lock. >> it was a lock.f i can just say, that's how "morning joe" started its first six months, by declaring that a lock. >> that was so long ago. just like psy. >> psy, please. >>> coming up, a great game in washington yesterday. football the way it was meant to be. redskins/ravens. rg3 goes down with an injury and another rookie quarterback comes in to save the day. mike florio joins us next. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a moisture reserve, so skin can replenish itself. that's healthy skin for life. only from aveeno. and now -- i got a great new way to get deals. it's called bankamerideals, from bank of america. i choose the cash back deals in my mobile or online banking. i just use my bank of america debit or credit card when i pay. and i get as much as 15% cash back -- put into my account. this is cash back on top of other rewards i already

as you remember, as rudy giuliani let u.s. is the kind of leadership we needed and i was kind of disappointed until today. today afeel like we have our leaders letting us know that we need to gather as country and take action and all they are asking for is rationality. how many can say it's okay to have 100 ammunitions and a banana clip. nobody is talking about guns away. they are talking about taking away the opportunity for people to have massive, massive loss of life and i think any reasonable person is going to say that is something we could all get easily behind. and thank you president obama for being clear that you're going to take action and you need our help. but it is not just about the guns. i tell you, on my program we are getting in deep with what to do with people and parents and family members with people with mental illness that are out of control. there's resources in our country. people cannot get conservatorship. there's no state hospital. there's no strouk tur. and i would say, president obama, please, plea