ladies and gentlemen, give it up for mayor rudy giuliani. thank you so much, sir. and it's so good to see you, too. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, now, you've heard victims of identity theft talk about how devastating it can be to become a victim. now, you've also heard from mayor giuliani talk about the enormity of the crime and how easy it is for any of us to become victims. if you still think you don't need protection, our next guest will change your mind for sure. at one point, he was one of the world's most notorious hackers and identity thieves. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for mr. kevin mitnick. >> great to meet you, sir. >> good to meet you, sir. right before the show, kevin, we selected eight members of our studio audience -- stand up, guys -- and these eight members of our studio audience agreed to let us take a look at the information that they put on their audience-release form. and those audience-release forms has a certain amount of information on it, right? why don't you tell them? >> right. basically, they're just their name and their address

that being my great friend rudy giuliani.or, always great to see you. >> always great, larry, always. >> this mayor de blasio. i call him -- you know, he's the head of the san denista wing of the democratic party. why is he against the horse and carriage? they had horses in nicaragua when he was there. >> i don't know. when i became mayor, there was a big movement to ban them. i investigated the industry very carefully. liam neeson is absolutely correct, the horses are very well-taken care of. just think about this. they're the livelihood for these men and women, most of whom are middle class and poor. so they have to rely on these horses in order to make their living. they take very, very good care of them. they actually give them vacations. and i think it adds something very, very special to the city. after all, horses are animals that like to work. i mean, what, are we going to put them on welfare? we've got enough people on welfare. >> that's a great point. horses like to work. i think the democratic party does not unders

rudy giuliani was just about to declare he was in the running for 2012. rudy giuliani did not run for president in 2012. bill kristol is amazing. bill kristol once went on the "larry king show" which used to be on cnn and he told larry king that what america was going through right in that moment was the high water mark of the gay rights movement. that there would never be further achievements in gay rights in america, that what they were living through right then was the high water mark for gay rights. he said that in 1993. anything happen since then? who am i? oh, wait. bill kristol is amazing. bill kristol has been amazing for a very long time. obviously there's nothing fatal about making bad predictions concerning politics. i've done lots of it. any of us who talk about politics for a living, dumb enough to be lured into making predictions, we're going to get it wrong sometimes. not as often as bill kristol gets it wrong. everybody gets it wrong sometimes. it doesn't make that much difference in the world. bill kristol is very frequently wrong, not ju

giuliani said it wasn't conclusive. it's the governor who is saying it's conclusive. and for a report that was supposed to be so conclusive, footnoted, et cetera, how did they know who broke up a personal relationship? that gratuitous sexist language in that report is infuriating, and anybody who put their name on that report should be ashamed of themselves. >> i guess i'm going to ask you though, you've been spending a lot of time on this. we know what governor christie's denial is. there has been no evidence to suggest that his denial is false. have you found any evidence to suggest this? >> we have not yet gotten all the evidence. we are waiting for a court decision concerning certain witnesses that are pleading the fifth. and one of the things i do know is that this incident was known on september 13th when the executive director of the port authority reversed it. let me just point out just to show you the level of mr. mastro's report, i wrote a letter. >> mastro the attorney that wrote the report on behalf of governor christie? >> exactly. thank you. i wrote a le

joining me for reaction, the former mayor of new york city, mayor rudy giuliani. your reaction to all of this and john kerry being there, what do you think? >> i think for the first time today i get a sense that the obama administration has embraced how difficult this is and how serious this is. it seems to me they have kind of taken a while to catch up. that kind of surprises me because you could anticipate that russia would invade crimea as far back as when they invaded georgia. >> and they were mocked for it. >> and so was mitt romney, explaining what a danger russia was, but president obama really ridiculed him about that. you would think they would have been prepared with plan a, b, and c. you would think they would have done the hard work with our so-called allies to get more support than we're getting. all of that should have been done beforehand, doesn't seem to me it was. it just underscores the unrealistic nature of this administration's view of the world. having said that i do think in the last day or two they realize how serious this moving some of the

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bill stephien came out of that giuliani duhaim.o it's not like they raised their hands and said i'll go defend them. >> the stephien relationship is not exactly on good terms. to have his relationship with him was rolled under the bus. >> why the heck was that in there? nobody can explain why that was in there. it made no sense. >> i want to play you a little bit of the attorney mastro defending that part of the interview and christie's -- attack women as a potential presidential candidate. >> bridget kelly is at the heart of the problem here, so is david wildstein. >> is going after bridget kelly a way to increase chris christie's -- >> he could broaden the appeal of the republican party, particularly with women, particularly with african-americans and latino. so the lawyer there says they were treated exactly the way they should have been in that report. but they were also treated very differently. right, bridget anne kelly came off as very emotional, almost as if she hatched this whole scheme because she had her heart broken in

to america's mayor, rudy giuliani.ing ready for sanctions or kick russia out of the g8. you argue too little too late. right? >> putin decides what he wants to do and he does it in half a day. right? he decided he had 0 to go to their parliament. got permission in 15 minutes. >> that was kind of per funk tori. >> but he makes a decision and executed it quickly, then everybody reacts. that it's leader. president obama, got to think about it, go over it again, talking to more people. like the syria thing. first we're going to do something, then he was going to act on his own, then congressional approval, then wanted uk, uk said no, congress would say no, then he would go anyway, then -- finally after five or six days of wringing his hands and thinking, he brings putin in and makes putin a hero. >> do you think that george bush was in different dealing with the georgia incursion? there's only so much you can do. dealing with a crazy guy who wants to be bellicose and militant, a normal person will responsible in a normal w

giuliani is not alone on the right, and basically siding with putin?st on style points, wishing allowed that we too had a shirtless president for life. the american political right has had a strange range of reactions to russia invading ukraine. we've got more of that ahead. stay with us. [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. [ sneezes ] >>> i also expressed my hope that russia will develop constructive relations with its neighbors, like georgia. they are trying to find their own way in a challenging but hopeful world. i looked the man in the eye, i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul and that's the beginning of a very constructive relationship. i wouldn't have invited him to my ranch if i didn't trust him. >> that wa

italian news sources are saying the bounty was ordered back in the 1980s when giuliani was the u.s.n new york. the sicilian mob boss ordered that hit because he did not like the giuliani relationship with an anti-mafia judge in cicely and the plan was abandoned because of fears of retaliation by u.s. law enforcement. >>> and american airlines dropping its bereavement fares now. the company saying it brings them in line with its partner us airways which does not offer such discounts and the air lining are ending the special fares saying the internet makes it much easier for passengers to search for the last-minute ticket deals. and that's a quick look at some of the stories making news in today's fox news flash. >>> despite all that good news, there's plenty of horror stories being told. all of them are untrue. but they're being told all over america. >> the parade of horrible stories trotted out by the haters of this bill will prove not to be true. >> well, there you go. the chorus of democrats calling americans' obamacare horror stories actual lies and that list of people joining t

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giuliani, pataki? cuomo, bloomberg? and now a new rivalry.9/11, giuliani became the face of new york, and bloomberg continued the trend by wading into national issues like the recent gun debate. and new york likely isn't finished as a springboard for politics with national aspirations, though it's been a while since one got to the white house, particularly if a former new york city out of chappaqua has anything to say to that. nick is the political reporter for "the new york times" based in manhattan, and suzanne craig is "the times" albany bureau chief. welcome. >> hey, chuck. >> i want to start in albany. we know there's a power struggle between albany and new york city. suzanne, do you think it's back, bill de blasio, andrew cuomo? is this a true rivalry the way we saw ed koch and cuomo go at each other? is this a power split between the two biggest players in the state? >> well, i think it's definitely back, and one of the reasons it is, bill de blasio just got in. this is his first round up in albany trying to come up with various fundin

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>> randy mastro was a part of a rudy giuliani administration.iuliani has the same political counselor as does christy. and it was rudy giuliani who was the first one to come out to defend christy when all this broke. so it's not, as steve says, just another law firm. there are connections here. >> and one thing, i see a master now gives several, i think he mentioned this at the press conference as well. where they asked him about his objectivity. he says hey, look, i'm a registered democrat. i say, hey, if i'm a lawyer, and you're paying me $650 an hour, my political leaning is not going to matter that much. he says i'm a registered democrat so i couldn't possibly have been swayed. >> the whole point was that there were these christie democrats and they were trying to make sure that everyone was on board. >> right, and he also, i think offered up as a defense, said the lawyers have integrity. how could you question? >> i received the report from the review team at gibbs and dunn and on thursday, wednesday and thursday, i reviewed the reports on

let's ask mayor giuliani. their great at ripping something apart. they have alternatives.if you were to advise them, how would you tell them to move forward? >> first point is very, very few elections get decided two in a row on the same issue. right? usual wisdom is you don't run on the same thing this time. you don't run the last election this time. >> rigthis has got to be an exception to that. those numbers very stark. i see it all over the country. i was wth a congressional candidate today who i did some commercials for him.=fw that goes deeper than just health care. it's getting to almost a spiritual issue. an issue which americans define themselves. when you add to that, the big government of obama, it becomes not just an issue, it becomes a symbol of what's wrong with this administration. i don't think the democrats have the slightest idea of how deeply they troubled the american people. when people hear about nsa, nsa excesses which i happen to not be troubled by, but they are, they see that as another piece of this government is just taking over there. listen to

>> rudy giuliani and i have not had extended conversations about this. administration, but as rudy knows, i'm a registered democrat. >> did you go into this with an open mind? >> completely, you have to understand it. it serves no one's interest, not my office, the governor's office or the people of the state of new jersey to do anything other than to try to get to the truth. where are the other investigations coming? we believe we've gotten to the truth. and we will be judged by whether we got it right. we believe we got it right. >> you say besides bridget anne kelly, the one who sent the e-mail saying "time for traffic problems in fort lee," you found no evidence that anybody else in the governor's office knew about this idea. but that is not the same way of saying no one knew about it in advance. you found no evidence of it. but the critics say that doesn't mean anything because you couldn't talk to david wildstein, or bridget anne kelly. >> here is the rub, certain people who are the focus of the investigation like kelly, like wildstein, they have t

. >> you know, it's like being rudy giuliani or someone. you have to go on a sunday show.ll you have to do is remember the three words. irs, benghazi, or health care. >> let's look at what ted cruz said. this is telling. how long did it take to get osama bin laden? ten years. and the president as we know for the whole back story was dedicated, devoted, and pushed the bureaucracy to do what it could to go after him. now he's saying a few months after benghazi we haven't gotten the guys yet and that shows the president is weak? this stuff doesn't pass the laugh test. yet his base, his audience, the people who giuliani is talking to. >> the peanut gallery is laughing. they love it out there. >> they hear he benghazi stuff over and over. it's wrong for ambassador stevens. >> congressman elijah cummings, thank you for coming on tonight after a strange day in u.s. congress. it wasn't a good day for the chairman of that committee. thank you as well david corn for coming on. >>> coming up, the situation in ukraine. robert gates a republican has a message for president obama's righ

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the lead attorney, randy mastro, was rudy giuliani's deputy mayor in new york city. rudy giuliani has been the most outspoken defender of the governor as this scandal has unfolded. one of randy mastro's assistants is a woman named debra wong yang who's a former u.s. attorney, who got a contract with christie when he was u.s. attorney and she was in private practice. the bergen record reported tonight that her daughter actually interned at christie's office. and i can report now for the first time that debra wong yang's family with her three daughters had vacationed with christie and his family several years ago. >> we have to get the breaking news banner under you when you say that. one more time. so he has vacationed, chris christie and his family, with the family of one of the lawyers involved in the investigation of himself. >> that's correct. so these are people that are close to him, at least one or two of these people. and they were hired to be his attorney. so it's not totally unexpected. but it's not a situation where we can expect them to come out with a tot

we welcome in normer new york city mayor rudy giuliani. my first thought from the beginning was terrorism. you and i have discussed it. >> right. >> what does it say? >> you can't rule it out because whether this is debris or isn't debris, what we don't know is the reason that the plane was taken off course. pretty certain now it was taken off course. pretty certain it was taken off course deliberately. probably by either the pilots or somebody who knew how to fly the airplane. the minute that happens, you have one or two possibilities. a terrorism plot that went awry or a criminal plot, suicidal plot, other criminal plot. obviously wasn't taken off course for a good reason. so i think that's why the officials probably said you can't rule it out. >> to me, breathtaking incompetence by both the malaysian government and the airline, and i got very disturbed the other day when we know that the victims, if they are victims, families, they got an e-mail or a text saying, oh, by the way, we think that your loved one is gone, without one bit of e

rudy giuliani has been one of your most vocal defenders on bridgegate. so why should people trust this report? >> first of all, they have worked a long time to develop a reputation, and i don't think they would throw away that reputation by doing some slipshod job. in addition, randy mastro worked for rudy giuliani, he is a registered democrat. nearly five years as governor there is not a law firm in this area i don't have some relationship with, so in the end let the work speak for itself. >> you talked about the responsibility of running an office. you know people have accused you of being a bully or using bully tactics, something you have denied. but has this incident given you any pause about your own behavior? >> no, i mean, because i think what people don't understand or some don't want to understand is i'm a really passionate guy and i'm very direct. i'm not one of these typical blow-dry shallacked politicians. and some people love that and some people don't. but at core, megyn, this is who i am. so if i tried to change that i think people would s

today on fox news rudy giuliani took time away from defending chris christie to praise vladimir putin. >> putin decides what he wants to do, and he does it in half a day. he makes a decision, and he executes it. quickly. then everybody reacts. that's what you call a leader. president obama, got to think about it, he's got to go over it again. he's got to talk to more people about it. >> ah, yes. a man whose governing jurisdiction never extended beyond new york harbor, who doesn't understand the difference between a leader and a dictator. joining me now, steve clemons, washington editor at large for the "atlantic" and an msnbc contributor, and david rodin, investigator reporter for reuters. steve, on the political front i was struck by eric cantor today, whose statement reads as if it was something issued in the 1970s or the 1980s in congress whenever there would be a foreign crisis or hot spot involving the soviet union, it had that bipartisan unity. it was exactly out of the old playbook of the way congress would support a president in this situation. >> i mean, we should applaud eri

here's rudy giuliani. >> it is a vindication of the fact the governor didn't know befo beforehand andernor didn't order it. i think it's a strong report, it's not conclusive, nobody says it is, but it's a good start in the right direction. >> the question becomes, did he take back any control this weekend? >> yeah, chris, i don't think he did. i think at this point given all that's going on, chris christie's story is certainly more se lashs than the other folks that attended the adelson primary, but this thing is still far from over, the investigation is far from over, and there's a lot left to figure out. >> let's look, angela, what happened this weekend. he got a lot of attention this adelson event was actually the republican jewish coalition spring event and christie talked about the occupied territories, which is a big no-no, and you do sit back and you wonder if part of his selling points before bridgegate was his competence, where were his staff people when he was on the plane on the way to vegas? >> right. well, what i was getting ready to say is this is still so very early. wh

randy mastro was a deputy to former new york city governor rudy giuliani. he's now at least the eighth giuliani staffer to join team christie over the years. while gibson, dunn may be highlighting the documents and people they did have access to, the four most important people to getting to the bottom of the scandal were left out. mark sokolich, the mayor of ft. lee. former christie campaign manager bill stepien. christie appointee at the port authority, david wildstein, and bridget kelly, the former aide who ordered the traffic problems in ft. lee. all refuse to talk to gibson, dunn. here's what we currently know. the firm that chris christie hired to investigate his own administration cleared his administration of any wrongdoing. here's what we currently don't know. why traffic problems in ft. lee were ordered in the first place. joining me now, paul butler, professor of law at georgetown university law center. former federal prosecutor with the u.s. doj where he specialized if public corruption. all right. you're a former prosecutor. chris christie, form

this week rudy giuliani said putin makes a decision and executes it. says he drills for oil while president obama wears mom jeans. are you kidding me? not just petty, personal insults but praising putin by comparison. that's sick. >>> let's check on our fireback results. do you think gop criticism of obama undermines him on the world stage? right now 59% of you say yes. 41% say no. ben, what do you think? >> my request for senator graham and the republicans is that we're in agreement on what the president is doing in regards to ukraine. let's show our unity. let's be behind the president. he'll be stronger and the chances of getting other support around the world will be better. so, let's join together and stand up for what is right and help our president in regards to the ukraine. >> what a great note to end ontop thank you to senators carden and lindsey graham. the depate continues online as well as on facebook and twitter. from the left i'm sally cohn. >> i'm newt gingrich. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news from the white h

rudy giuliani dominated once. >> i think his libertarian you a pale on the privacy issues and nsa is very powerful to the younger generation. and that appeal can get to the establishment if it proves he can get that vote. but what do they answer when he says how does he deal with abortion if that's a privacy issue. >> on social issues, when it comes to legalizing marijuana, same sex marriage, paul tries to tow the line and sound like a centrist by leaving it in the state's hands. >> obamacare turns four and republicans they are the ones seeing reasons to celebrate. our panel explores. and inthis installment of politicians stay the darnest things, president speaking a bipartisan universal truth. a big fancy title even president mean a thing to teen or pre-teen daughters. >> they still love me and they come in and pat me on the head and kiss me and say oh, daddy i love you so much. and talk to me for five minutes and then say we'll be gone all weekend. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is hum

as one of them just as much as to contribute to sustainable resolution of the giuliani. events like this might be able to help to twenty nine to just have a broader perspective on things not a particular one. ok here is just as all get some nights. these are people who are involved in what's going on in houston both sides. if so many different points of view. in general i would say that i know it's a rarity and contemporary easier for a second whale swimming just the fact that some people today tonight in the audience was thinking of israel is trying to help in some way. and of the people in the audience was dying this amount has another book media coverage. they were done with the dessert was taken care of so many refugees from syria. they were nowhere to keep the people from syria into hospitals in israel. hundreds maybe thousands already been treated to this rule. these people are in full facilities on both sides of the picture and email. and when he asked me how come they don't all of this divorce is more to media it says about it. i was well aware that the israelis

coming up on fox and friends former mayor rudy giuliani will join us live on the curvey couch.heryl casone has the fooi companies hiring right now. get out a pen and write them down. we continue on sleep week. we have the best food and home remedies to help you fall asleep at night. >> kirk bush has a big announcement all ahead on this tuesday edition of "fox & friends". : >>> it is about ten minutes till the top of the hour. a new jersey honor roll student suing her own parents. 18-year-old rachel canning claims her parents threw her out and cut her off financially. fees, collegeor private tuition and money to live. but her parents say she chose to move out because she didn't want to follow their rules which included curfew. they told "the new york post" this, this whole thing is destroying our family. we love our daughter. the door is wide open. we want her to come home. the family goes to court today. >>> meantime an arizona woman takes action to save a huge american flag. mary beth mcmichael found the tattered flag shoved inside a box in a warehouse. she decided to call her

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he helped then mayor rudy giuliani lead the police and firefighters out of the rubble. tour of duty helping iraq set up security forces, by 2006 carrick's glowing reputation put him eye on the radar of a national establish the. george bush handpicked him for homeland security she have. >> bernie carrick is one of the most accomplished law enforcement leaders in america. >> the president wanted you. >> i believe right fully so. i think i could have done a great job. i know i could have done a great job. my background in history speaks for itself. >> carrick worried about the strain on his family. in the end of the lure of the call was too much to resist. >> thank you mr president. >> if you look at somebody else who is super qualified, super qualified to serve their country at the top levels, what would you advise them? >> don't do it. >> almost as quickly as he was anointed, carrick's star was slammed to earth hard. nailed on allegations he hired a nanny with phoney documents, and tarred with whispered allegations of ties to shady contractors, and organised crime. carri

rudy giuliani joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. how are you? >> i'm doing well. huge controversy in new york which the rest of the nation is looking at which may be considering charter schools as well. what's going on with mayor de blasio? >> well, i think the mayor got elected on a promise to basically charge the charter schools rent for being in the public schools when they have public school facilities when they are using it. of course, they are public schools. so it's a little ridiculous to be charging them rent. and given the tight budgets they are operating on. going to destroy a good number of them. the shame of this is, charter schools are basically helping poor children or children who don't have the means maybe for their parents to put them in private schools. certainly not rich kids. and they do so much better than regular public schools. most importantly, their parents want them in these schools. and the parents really should be the ones deciding on the education of the children. not the government bureaucrats. these are been very very good developmen

. >> ambassador, thank you, sir, enjoy london, now to former new york city marijuana giuliani. he joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> the two biggest players in this tonight are president putin and president obama. how do you think both of them are looking at this crisis tonight. >> looks like one has a predetermined plan and the other is trying to figure it out as he goes. obama clearly had a plan to do this. this wasn't executed. >> you mean putin. >> putin had a plan to execute this. thought out. end game might be to take ukraine. end game threaten to take more of the ukraine than agree to keep parts of the crimea. >> on the other hand, president obama has not scoped this out. this has come sort of like a surprise to him. is he trying to figure out what allies to put together. what strategies. it's astounding to me that he didn't assume this was going to happen. after what happened in georgia. after watching how this man operates, the white house should have had a game plan that was thought out a year ago of exactly how they were going to respond to this. respon