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. >> harris, you said if governor huck uh key -- huck uh be wants to get his sights on something he finishesldn't you say the same thing about governor christie and a bucket of chicken? >> i don't know what he likes other than donuts and ice cream. if he decided he want to do something about his weight, he would do it. >> you are probably right. >> he should have said this. i am fine the way i am. if i get to a point where i can changing it, i change it. he needs to refer to himself as 2phat where the 2 is the number and the phat with a p-h. you get the two chains and the old school people because you have phat with a p-h. >> the kids want to call them fatty boom boom. >> it was not the fact of his weight, but the answer to the question. i don't know how it got this way. >> is it not possible he wept to bed on a thursday and was in perfect shape and then woke up friday and was huge. >> you think it is impossible, but it doesn't make it impossible. i have seen weirder things. >> is that what happened to that shirt you are wear ?g. >> then you turned that michael j fox from 1987? >> yep. >> ar

huck uh key starts -- huck uh booy starts now. >>> out with the old and in with the new. what does 2013 have in store? obama care. over a third of the states won't set up exchanges needed. >> to have an unknown cause factor pressed upon us is something irresponsible in my opinion for us to assume. >> the georgia governor on what needs to be fixed before obama care becomes law. then regulation nation. while the president promises green energy, environmental rules have choked the industry and sent millions to the unemployment lines. >> he is bound and determined to have that level of taxation out of the country. >> the new taxes that lie ahead. and getting married? buying a new home? >> family is the basic economic building block of the country. >> why the best time to do it is now. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike hukabee. >> hello, everybody and welcome. delighted to have you here. what a great audience. welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york city. as we wrap up 2012 and get ready for 2013, happy to have you with us. now tonight we are going to

. >> iraq and iran, that is what upsets people about huck hagel. >> he supported the war in iraq, voted in favor, and supported the war in afghanistan. it is an odd de that supported the two were that all the critics are now crying. he also, when it camtime to dean what was a losing war in iraq with the surge, he not only opopposed it he said it would be the worst disaster since the vinam war, and it was actually a success. >> he has other problems thate will have to address. references that heade to gays, he will have to talk about the reference to the jewish lobby when he met thesraeli lobby. those questions will have to be addressed. he has some hills to climb. >> he has some hls to climb but i think he will climb them just fine. basically, he ended up where most of the american people were about iraq and afghanistan. >> nina, you get the last word. mey christmas. see you next week.

america loves you. [ applause ] before we go thank you to governoruc had huck for trusting me to fill in for him this week . thank you, audience for being here, good night. [ applause ] more own a gun. was it could? to like this? that is our show tonight. [applause] >> and now john stossel. john: food can kill. people will eat the wrong stuff may get sick. it's while most everyone says we need government to set some limits. make sure there is not bacteria in your food or dangerous chemicals. to make sure food companies tell you what is in their food and how fattening it is. state legislator felix ortiz has done that in new york city. he got trans fat man, calorie counts posted at mcdonald's and other fast-food places. now he wants a ban on adding too much salt. so you think he saved lives? >> absolutely. john: okay. a farmer. he grows vegetables dollar raises cows, chickens, and pigs. i assume you want the people who buy your beef and pork to be safe. so don't we owe him a vote of thanks for saving this? >> no. i would say you're killing me out here. trying to get my stuff to market.

america loves you. [ applause ] before we go thank you to governoruc had huck for trusting me to fill in for him this week . thank you, audience for being here, good night. [ applause ] ♪ never once did i say i didn't know the facts, didn't know the law or didn't know my case, and i never hid behind my boss. hello and welcome to justice. this week susan rice rears her head after 11 weeks in hiding on her benghazi misstatement. what she didn't explain, her total lack of candor to the american people. instead she raised anyone more questions about her fitness to be secretary of state. >> i don't trust her. the reason i don't trust her is because i think she knew bet, and if she didn't she shouldn't be the voice of america. should has to start paying the price. >> this week we learn she was the head of the africa state department in 1998 when the embassy bombings occurred, and the diplomats there too had begged for additional security. sound familiar? even more shock is rice was not prepared to answer any questions about her role then, saying she didn't remember. you don't remember? that

we have tim huck theberry from "america's got talent." all sorts of things going on. bring your toys down or call looks soar cab, and they'll come pick it up. >> say, nick, you're making it very easy. you can drive by lefties and honk your horn and someone will grab a toy. oarlocks soar cab will come pick it up and drop it off. >> that's right. we have elves outside helping us. santa is here today. the mayor here at 8. we have all sorts of activities all day long. come by, drop off a toy. the spirit of giving is strong this year. >> you have a crowd. that's great. singing christmas careless. >> i know. it's christmas eve. >> merry christmas everybody. >> traffic. >> traffic time. >> that is my deal. we're just getting word of an accident. it's multicar accident westbound i-80 approaching gillman. it is in berkeley. you can see break lights. several lanes are blocked. we have bartow lanes, 15 us on the richmond line. a headsup if you ore catching a flight over on fso. delays on that line. the a train no service because of the holiday. caltrans no delay, and regular ser

america loves you. [ applause ] before we go thank you to governoruc had huck for trusting me to fill in for him this week . thank you, audience for being here, good night. [ applause ] ♪ >> socialism. the new craze. >> i am not a liberal. >> i was raised a socialist. my families are not liberals. they were socialists. >> we collected some great hollywood interviews and it all starts right now. >> once upon a time you and i actually felt journalism was a calling. >> i still think i'm doing something noble. >> caution. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> him bill o'reilly. thanks for watching "the factor goes holy" actors yuck nor russian james kaan, kelsy grammar have something to say about how this done hi tri-has changed. >> if we look at history, our greet country and freedom are under attack. we're at a tipping point and quite possibly our country as woe know it may be lost forever if we don't change the course our countried headed. >> you're saying, look, we're headed for armageddon in what way? >> don't say armageddon. we need to go one direc

like the immigration think that you are all so hucked up to handle a year ago and haven't done anything about. what in the world would be the -- what would possibly be the threat to you to get these spending cuts handled? >> well, first of all, i don't think that delay spending reductions are going to be part of what is negotiated over this weekend. i think that the sequester will stay in place and i think you know that i offered today again i offered two weeks ago a debt ceiling bill that has $1 trillion in it entitlement reforms and reductions in spending over the next decade for $1 trillion in increasing the debt ceiling and so that is our next leverage point. it is a shame that in this nation where every developed country in the world knows that our greatest threat is our fiscal solvency that you have to have the leverage points. you would think that people would just sit down, solve the problem because we know it is our greatest threat. but that is not the case here. we have a president who has not laid out a plan. obviously a spend-aholic. he doesn't really worry about the growth

we don't know if huck hagel is the president's top choice to get nominated for that job. it seems like we only got the first nominee for president obama's new cabinet today because of a meltdown in congress last night. let's hope that we don't have to wait for something quite that dramatic before we get the rest of his nominees too. >>> hey, one more thing about president obama potentially picking former republican senator chuck hagel to be secretary of defense in his second term. in 1998, as we just mentioned, chuck hagel opposed the nomination of james hormone male to be an ambassador because mr. hagel said hormel was aggressively too guy. well, chuck hagel apologized for remarks 14 years later when it might potentially screw up his nomination to head the pentagon. today greg sargent followed up. he asked if he accepted the apology. jim hormel said no. he said the apology was never made to him. it was only made publicly. it only had the appearance of being defense, not sincere, only in the service of his attempt to, quote, get the nomination. i do not know if president

we don't know if huck hagel is the president's top choice to get nominated for that job.t seems like we only got the first nominee for president obama's new cabinet today because of a meltdown in congress last night. let's hope that we don't have to wait for something quite that dramatic before we get the rest of his nominees too. ♪ ♪ i want candy ♪ ♪ i want candy your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! tomato basil, potato with bacon... we've got a lot of empty cans. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> hey, one more thing about president obama potentially picking former republican senator chuck hagel to be secretary of defense in his second term. in 1998, as we just mentioned, chuck hagel opposed the nomination of james hormone male to be an ambassador because mr. hagel said hormel was aggressively too guy. well, chuck hagel

line in "tom sawyer" where he says an evangelist that came through town that was so good that even huckyed saved until tuesday. i worry that our attention span on these things is so limited. you had to bring up the question of guns as the president was laying out his agenda. it is one of these cultural political issues where you have a ferociously well organized opposition, and a more diffuse common sense broader population. and i think that that is where the tension is. that also by the way is not -- the well organized interest plus the common sense diffusion is not just limited to guns. it's -- >> but, tom, talk more about guns. as you remember the assault weapons ban in 1994, it passes the house by four votes. and that was a democratic house. >> and by the way, it had a lot of loopholes of it. i brought a copy of a magazine that i get called "shotgun news." almost the entire -- this is for people who own guns and are gun collectors and some are gun nuts. not all of them, obviously. but the fact is, it's all about what we call assault weapons. and there are lots of variations on it. t

line in "tom sawyer" where he says an evangelist that came through town that was so good that even huckn stayed saved until tuesday. i worry our attention span on these things is so limited. you had to bring up the question of guns, as the president was laying out his second term agenda. it is one of these cultural political issues where you have a ferociously well-organized opposition, and a more diffuse common sense, broader population. and i think that that is where the tension is. that also by the way is not -- the well-organized interest plus the common sense diffusion is not just limited to guns. it's -- >> but, tom, talk more about guns. as you remember the assault weapons ban in '94, it passes the house by four votes. and that was a democratic house. >> and, by the way, it had a lot of loopholes of it. i brought a copy of a magazine that i get called "shotgun news." >> smarty over here. >> is that shambolic? >> this for people who own guns and are gun collectors and some are gun nuts, not all of them, obviously. but the fact is, it's all about what we call assault weapons. and t

the president given what happened with susan rice, chuck hague 'em, the huck cups have that gone with theory of the chuck hagel nomination, i think he wanted to pick someone for secretary of state that he knew would be kind of a very quick confirmation. john kerry certainly has every look of that at the moment. >> brian bender, who is the odds on favorite to fill the kerry seat assuming he's confirmed? >> well, i mean, there's going to be a place holder that governor patrick will name in an interim four or five months until the special election. governor patrick has said that person will probably not be sun who would likely run for the seat. once the special election occurs in the spring, it's anyone's guess. scott brown, former governor william weld has been talked of as somebody who would run. >> and ben affleck. >> ben affleck has come up. and the democrats will be a divisive bloodbath of a primary. >> we're expecting the arrival of the president so i'm probably going to have to cut it short at this juncture and go to the president and hear what he has to say. we're going to go to

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line in "tom sawyer" where he says an evangelist that came through town that was so good that even huckstayed saved until tuesday. i worry that our attention span on these things is so limited. you had to bring up the question of guns as the president was laying out his second term agenda. it is one of these cultural political issues where you have a ferociously well organized opposition, and a more diffuse common sense broader population. and i think that that is where the tension is. that also by the way is not -- the well organized interest plus the common sense diffusion is not just limited to guns. it's -- >> but, tom, talk more about guns. as you remember the assault weapons ban in 1994, it passes the house by four votes. and that was a democratic house. >> and by the way, it had a lot of loopholes in it. i brought a copy of a magazine that i get called "shotgun news." almost the entire -- this is for people who own guns and are gun collectors and some are gun nuts. not all of them, obviously. but the fact is, it's all about what we call assault weapons. and there are lots of vari

. >> she would be huck -- heckling you for your bad voice today. the supposed middleman in the debt negotiations throwing fire on the talks this week by saying nothing will get done unless republicans agree to raise tax rates on the rich. >> there you go. rich edson in dc with the latest on that. hey, rich. >> congressional republicans say the latest fiscal cliff shrugged off the concession on taxes. the administration is calling for a trillion and a half dollars in tax increases, and the other sticking point for republicans, much of it must be the results of tax rate increases, and that's a non-starter for republicans. >> flabbergastee. i looked, and i said, you can't be serious? i just never seen anything like it. we have seven weeks between election day and the end of the year, and three of those weeks have been wasted with this nonsense. >> okay. you heard for the first time in two decades now acknowledge revenues can go up as part of the balanced plan, a good first step, but they have to deal with rates and revenues. >> this talk has lawmakers

line in "tom sawyer" where he says an evangelist that came through town that was so good that even huck finn stayed saved until tuesday. i worry that our attention span on these things is so, so limited. you had to bring up the question of guns as the president was laying out his second term agenda. it is one of these cultural political issues where you have a ferociously well organized opposition, and a more diffuse common sense broader population. and i think that that is where the tension is. that also by the way is not -- the well organized interest plus the common sense diffusion is not just limited to guns. it's -- >> but, tom, talk more about guns. as you remember the assault weapons ban in 1994, it passes the house by four votes. and that was a democratic house. >> and by the way, it had a lot of loopholes of it. i brought a copy of a magazine that i get called "shotgun news." almost the entire -- this is for people who own guns and are gun collectors and some are gun nuts. not all of them, obviously. but the fact is, it's all about what we call assault weapons. and there are lo

huck berks if you visited the schools you denounce for removing symbols of god, you would see his work> they were punished for not being godly enough. >> stephanie: okay. supreme court justice antone scalia. isn't he supposed to be in court instead of on fox news? >> this was earlier this year but it has relevance to what's been going on. >> yes, there are some limitations that can be imposed. what they are will depend on what the society understood were reasonable limitations. >> the amendment does not apply to arms that cannot be hand carried. it is to keep and bear so it doesn't apply to canons. i suppose there are hand-held rocket launchers that can bring down airplanes that will have to be -- it will have to be decided. >> it will have to be decided. >> stephanie: by sadly you i guess. >> we're not sure if people can have rocket-propelled launchers. >> stephanie: if you can bear it, it is not that heavy. >> carry a stinger missile, you should have one. >> i don't like the look of that triple 7 up there. it looks kind of communist cal. >> how is that relevant to a well-regulated mi

eventually, huck and tom would leave that nebraska town and find themselves in the jungles of vietnam, serving side by side, there were both severely wounded by the viet cong in a land mine explosion. able to survive through the night. of that experience, he wrote, from that day on, i was a changed person. i remember a strong resolve coming over me as i were chopper climbed over the canopy of the jungle and i watched the steam rise above that in the morning light. i made myself a promise that if i ever got out of this place, was ever in a position to do something about it, i would make sure that war so horrible, so and riddled with suffering, i would do whatever i could to stop it. i've never forgotten that promise. i made it to myself but also to everyone who answers the call to serve their country. i think of it every day, because once you set a war in motion, its consequences are the ones least intended and they are always on controllable." chuck haglel. [applause] >> tom, thank you. i am grateful for the opportunity to be here for many reasons. to my not old but longtime friend, r

michelle malkin joins us, he came into his own in the late 1800s and that's when hub finn was big and huckchelle, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> steve: we're not going to talk about santa. let's talk about something dreadful that happened in michigan a couple of days ago. there was actually some violence outside of the capitol after the legislature passed the right to work law where people now have a choice. you don't have to join a union as a precondition of working someplace. there you can see in the background the americans for prosperity tent being torn down. looks like by a bunch of pro-union guys. there was people on last night who described what was going on of the we didn't know this 'til last night. listen to this. >> two men came in in ski masks. they had box cutters or knives. they started to cut the canvas straps that tent to the ground. they started to flip over the tables that had hot coffee on it. it was scary and i think a lot of people also felt very angry. they felt like their personal space had been invaded and their right to have their voice heard was b

tom sawyer says -- tom sawyer says, we once had an evangelist come through town who was so good that hucked saved until tuesday. you stay saved until tuesday. and i think the bipartisanship is like that. >> and the reality, two things that are true about the election. the president won a really convincing victory. and it's more convincing by the day. his margin gets bigger every day. people are starting to notice that there have only been five presidents in history who have won 51% or more of the vote on two consecutive elections. he's in pretty good company in terms of the historical precedent there. but at the same time, we do have still divided government. and the composition of the house didn't change that much. and the composition of the senate, you know, democrats picked up a couple seats, but the basic, you know, political matrix has not fundamentally shifted. and for a lot of those republicans who were against -- who played their version of hardball in the summer of 2011, their internal politics haven't changed that much. so those tea party freshmen who are now not freshmen anymor

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