you even herd guiliani say he has finally caught on to the idea that terror is an important aspect. do you think he has got to the point where he believes this is a real problem? >> no, no, i don't. but we can solve this. we can solve this on our own. you know i have one single repeatitive serious thought, and that is political correctness will be the death of our civilization. it is not excessive politeness, but i figured out how to solve it and how we can take on the terrorists. there are two politically correct groups -- there was a poll that said the majority believe in racial profiling. there are two groups that uphold the political correct -- correctness in the media. media matters and now here is how you do it. you tell care that the members of media matters for america are all having unprotected sex -- or just sex. just having sex. their sister organization, and that under surreal law means care has to kill media matters. >> that is an amazing theory. >> that theory needed a chalkboard. >> i'm gonna ask you, a lot of people say profiling is racist. i mean, that's the primary

what do you make of guiliani's criticism here, what do you think he was thinking? i know you can't get inside his head. >> to quote president obama, this was a screw-up on his part, forgetting those major terror incidents which occurred under president george w. bush. i think his office put out a statement indicating he made a misstatement when he was on "good morning america" yesterday and made those comments. i think he'd like to take those back but stick with the general idea he was putting forward, that is that this president, president obama does not fully understand the so-called war on terror, is not dealing with it appropriately. i think that you're going to hear more of that, not only from rudy gullianfully but other republicans, including former vice president dick cheney as we move forward. this is an issue that continues to vex the white house and issue republicans critical on this issue will continue to criticize the president on, alex. >> not surprisingly, john decker. thanks. >>> starting monday, a new lineup. 9:00 eastern, the premier of the "dale "

this morning america guiliani -- mayor guiliani talked about partisanship. >> if one looks at what mayor guiliani says after testifying in the u.s. criminal trial calling it, i forget the exact phrase, but holding up the stellar record and value system involved in our criminal justice system, i do not think mr. giuliani has the record straight in his comments. i think if you watch that interview there were a number of things that did not quite seem to drop to jog to the better part of reality. he mentioned that there were not any domestic air attacks in the previous administration. that was interesting that the mayor of new york had forgotten that. >> you have now renominated johnson, not don johnson. >> u.s. that like we nominated crockett's partner. -- you asked that. i think i was pretty young. [laughter] >> sense in every nominated her, what are you going to do differently? -- since you have renominated her? >> as we talk about in here, one of the things the president would like to see is the change in the pacing of nominations in general being addressed by the senate. we have seen o

here is a former new york city mayor rudy guiliani. >> if we are at war and now we finally said the warhere are some things that follow from that. terrorists to get arrested a part of that war. they get treated the way in any comments should be treated. martha: meanwhile former director of national intelligence speaking out on "the early show." we dodged a bullet. we dodged a bullet obviously. it was a near miss, but i think the president is seeking appropriate, prompt, and corrective action. let's bring in a guest. good evening to him. scott webber is here. the senior counsel to the homeland security secretary. we are going to be joined momentarily by amy stoddard. you know, when you really look at what the president says, when you break it down, he talks about the fact that the information was out there, it was gathered. the problem was that it was not given high priority. when you look back at the creation of the office of the director of national intelligence, i think there are a thousand people that work in the newly created staff that came out after 9/11. why aren't we seeing more

host: last fall you talked about a primary in new york and match up with rudy guiliani.hat's happening in that raise in new york? guest: well looks like senator is in good shape to me. the democrats problem is on the govern nor ship there's a lot of turmoil there. will governor patterson seek re-election. the two senate seats run but we don't see these as high priorities for the republicans. they have lots of opportunities and new york is still a difficult state. there's democrats who are not wildly enthused about senator jillbran but we have all the names of the people that will primary her and there's some that bagged off. this is not a huge democratic vulnerability. host: who do you think the republican nominee will be. guest: boxer is not strong. her numbers are not. got four or five million in the bank which in most states is not a lot of money but in california is not so much money. i think carly will be the republican nominee. there's three or two other republicans at least one other in the raise. two others looking at it. but i um... i think this is more about bo

host: last fall you talked about a primary in new york and match up with rudy guiliani.what's happening in that raise in new york? guest: well looks like senator is in good shape to me. the democrats problem is on the govern nor ship there's a lot of turmoil there. will governor patterson seek re-election. the two senate seats run but we don't see these as high priorities for the republicans. they have lots of opportunities and new york is still a difficult state. there's democrats who are not wildly enthused about senator jillbran but we have all the names of the people that will primary her and there's some that bagged off. this is not a huge democratic vulnerability. host: who do you think the republican nominee will be. guest: boxer is not strong. her numbers are not. got four or five million in the bank which in most states is not a lot of money but in california is not so much money. i think carly will be the republican nominee. there's three or two other republicans at least one other in the raise. two others looking at it. but i um... i think this is more about b