mike huckabee is here. >>governor huckabee: the president is in trouble in states like membership michigan and michigan because the job market is not getting better. detroit on the verge of bankruptcy. there are sessions of detroit there have been abandoned. grass growing higher than rooftops. it is depressing. and this is the cradle of american industry. the part of america that --. >>neil: the rescued. >>governor huckabee: if i were the republicans because i love visuals i would love to send president obama a fiddle and say if you going to play nero lay us a tune as we burn because you seem not to understand that things are not going all rosy and sweet. to go to the podium and say that is absurd. michigan, no matter what they do, there are fundamental structural issues in michigan that are hard to overcome. their tax base. it is highly unionized workforce. those jobs have moved away. they are not coming back. if you can move the auto jobs to the south where you do not have unionized workers they are still

>>governor huckabee: they don't. see republicans attacking and that could be a smart strategy and there is a process where the house will offer bills and the senate rejects but do you think given congress' approval rating which made clinton's look like abraham lincoln, that is a risky vat -- risky strategy? >>governor huckabee: there is a risk but they have to distinguish between the generic congress and the republican congress. they only have half of congress. they do not have the senate. the democrats do. they have to say if we had the senate you would not have obamacare, you would have a budget, we would start curtailing spending and a is where they go to make this work. >>neil: what is your sense on the economic news we have been getting? it has been accelerating and this job report confirms it and some predict another recession. >>governor huckabee: it is scary when you see the numbers because the economists predicted 220,000 jobs and now 69,000 jobs. i have concluded economists are wrong 100 percent of the time

. ♪ >> tonight, a huckabee special.lenials speak out. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> this is huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city, now, in our studio tonight we've got a great group of folks, we're filled with millenials, young people ranging in age 18 to 30 either in college or maybe who have graduated in the past few years. and i'm going to say thanks to all of you for being here because it's your future that's really on the line in this election and we're delighted to have all of you here. [applause] >> now, our audience of mi millenia millenials, democrats, republicans, undecided voters. some will be voting in the first election in november and others voted the first time four years ago. tonight we're going to give them a platform to speak out and i think it's going to be a fascinating opportunity for you to hear from them. [applause] >> now, when i speak to college students or audience consisting of millenials, i try to remind them that the consequences of this electio

>> announcer: tonight a huckabee special. me len yells speak out. -- ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> mike: from fox news studios in new york city. tonight we've got a great group of folks filled with millennials. young people raging in age from 18 to 30 who are either in college or who have graduated in the past few years. i want to a thanks to all of you for being here. it is your future that is on the line in this election. we are delighted to have all of you here. [ applause ] >> mike: our audience include republicans and democrats and independents and libertarians and undecided voters. some will be voting in their first major election in november. others voted for the first time four years ago. tonight we give them a platform to speak out. i think it is going to be a fascinating opportunity for you to hear from them. [ applause ] >> mike: when i speak to college students or audience consisting of millennials, i try to remind them the consequences of this election are great are -- greater for them than bab

>>governor huckabee: sure. >>neil: so this is the week that rubio wasn't vetted and he most certainly is being vetted. does it feed the argument that maybe for rubio --. >>guest: marco rubio is still a superstar and very much in the hunt and very much in the top of the list. >>neil: were you vetted, were you looked at for john mccain? >>guest: no, no, no. >>neil: your name came up? >>guest: by the media. that is the point. >>neil: what is the process? >>governor huckabee: everyone does it differently. i talked to dan quayle and some, for example, john mccain it was visceral. a sudden, he wanted joe lieberman, no one would give him gentleman lieberman and all the party chairman around the country said we will leave the convention. it was going to be absolute disaster. and everyone who was part of it who has talked about it indicated it was visceral. he said we need a game changer. >>neil: you do it to keep people happy, they want to keep you in the fold, keep you happy, so they ask for your tax files and any inf

right in the middle of huckabee 7, 6, 5 seconds from now. >> tonight on huckabee, it is dividing frens and families and neighbors . will tuesday's polarizing recall election of governorship of wisconsin be a prelude for the white house in november? and key appointments cast aside and staffers shuned and close friends snubbed. author of the book takes us inside of the obama white house . pluss, he's the man on the keys for the world's greatest rock-n-roll band. he jammed with the governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] thank you. thank you, very, very much and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york. okay, i realize i am critical of the president's policy. but i have to commend him when he is successful in plirk what he set out to do. he made the millionaires and billionaires the villians of a disastrous economy but the president still blaming it on george bush. bush hasn't been in the white house for three and half years except for the unveiling his portraitsomehow he is powerful he controls the commempt you have to hand it to president o

now back to huckabee for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. now huckabee.f you would like to comment on tonight's show. send in the huck mail at fox news.com. >> congratulations, you are college graduate . now in addition to looking for a job, you get to look forward to years of paying off student loans. student loan debt exceeds a trillion in america and the average graduate enters the real world owing more than 25,000 on the loans. some of those debts will linger past the 50s. is a degree worth all of that debt. joining me is nick grant and jennifer ruth who is member of our staff graduating from rutgers university in 2010 and trying to pay off four separate student loans. >> you graduated in may. and got $28,000 in debt and can't find a job and living with your parents. that is not the reason why you went to the university of the tennessee . what is your anxiety as you start this phase of your life with a debt and not a way to pay it off. >> the thing when you graduate from high school. as long as you work hard and put in hours you will graduate for the

huckabee starts now. >> tonight on huckabee, dividing friends, families and neighbors. will tuesday's polarizing recall election for the governorship of wisconsin be a prelude for the vote for the white house in november? and key appointments cast aside, staffers shunned, close friends feeling snubbed, the author of the book "amateur" takes us inside the obama white house. plus, he's the man on the keys for the world's greatest rock and roll band, the rolling stones chuck lavelle jams with the governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. ♪ >> thank you. thank you very, very much and welcome to huckabee. from the fox news studios in new york. okay, look, ile realize that i'm often critical of the president's policies, but i have to commend him whens' successful in accomplishing what he set out to do. now, he has made the millionaires and billionaires the villains of the disastrous economy that the president blames on president bush. and bush hasn't been in the white house for three years, except for the unveiling of the portrait. somehow he's so powerful he

governor huckabee. let me begin with you. david axelrod said, nobody is going to remember this week in november, is he right? >> no. the republicans in the romney campaign will make sure they remember this week. obama's statement was so -- it's just crystal clear, the private sector is just fine. i can see that on a loop in a commercial. the private sector is fine, the private sector is fine. and showing pictures of closed factories and people standing in unemployment lines. if this economy is still this bad in october, you'll hear that statement over and over again. >> unfortunately, we have romney who said stuff like that and much more. romney had four or five statements like that. >> eight or nine. >> eight or nine. if you want to play that game, we can play that game for a very long time. this has been a tough week. i'm glad that the alarm bells are ringing in june than in october. people are wide awake now. post-wisconsin, people say these guys are serious, they know how to fight and they know how to raise a lot of money

mike huckabee, you ran a lot of campaigns.hought that he didn't understands when those tax cuts will kick in, this is the smartest political mind alive today. >> and you do a pretty mean president clinton imitation? >> i'm known to. the way that he governored, people get bumper stickers, i miss bill. he was a governor, he understood the dynamics of it. what's hurting barack obama, he simply doesn't understand the dynamics of being a chief executive. he has never been in that position and it's showing. >> well -- >> go ahead. you get him first. >> the answer is, it's hard to expect the president to reach out when in the first year, in the middle of the first year the republican leader in the senate said our number one priority is to defeat the president and the republican party has been their mantra ever since, they don't want him to succeed. they want to defeat him. >> how about this issue of president chinton, is he good for president obama or not? >> sure he is. by saying nice things about governor romney now, governor romne

huckabee starts give me four, three... now. >> there's great speculation on mitt romney's pick for vice-president. while the republican candidate might pick a running mate who is going to help him win some of the key swing states, it's got to be someone the former massachusetts governor can work with. john we and owen morris know something about working together. the they're known as the passing zone and understand about teamwork and shows it does work in juggling of the issues that face our country. so, you're going to help us understand that. >> we are. >> mike: and you've done this a long time. >> yes, we've actually been doing this for 24 years together. >> yeah. >> mike: which is six terms, no term limits here. >> no, no challengers. >> mike: so maybe i can give you a hand with some stuff. we have in this case, some items that represent some of the key issues that the candidates are going to be facing. >> right. >> mike: we're going to bring those out for you, fall the economy. >> i thought an illegal campaign contrib

"huckabee is next. >> tonight on "huckabee" classified information on national security making headlines: >> this has to stop. >> now leaders from both sides of the i'll waaisle want accoun. >> there is a need for a formal investigation. >> as i said we have created $4.3 million jobs. >> what about jobs that were lost people who retire and the under employed. fox news's networks break it down with the real jobs report. plus as a youngster he helped his mother take prayer out of schools. >> there was pretty much a lot of animosity toward the family and toward me. >> atheist madeline marie o'hare's son william on growing up in the most hated household in america. >> when she looked at me and said i wish abortion would have been legal when i was carrying -- she told me that to my face. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very very much. welcome to "huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. there is really no such thing as objectivity in politics. each of us sees things through the lens of our own perspective and point of view. we ca

in about six second you'll see huckabee. halfway through that you'll see me for another news update. keep watching fox news. >>> there's great speculation on mitt romney's pick for vice-president. now, while the republican presidential cabbed migh candidt pick a running mate to hp him win key swing states. these guys know a thing about working together. they're a comedy team known as the passing zone. they understand the importance of team work. they're here to show that team work does work in the juggling of the issues that face our country, so you're going to help us understand that. >> yes, we sure are. you guys have been at this a long time, right? >> we've been doing this for 24 years together. >> which is six terms. >> that's a long time. >> no term limits here. >> no. no challengers. >> maybe i can give you hand? >> we have in the case some items that represent some of the key issues that the candidates are going to be facing. >> right. >> so we're going to bring those out for you. first of all, there's the economy. >

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. well, i've decided that it's time for the attorney general to do the president and the country an important service and step down. now, i don't say that lightly. >>> i don't say it because of his political affiliation being different than mine. i've come to refer to him not as simply eric holder but eric withholder because he has become the master of with holding documents, information, and truth from the house, the senate, and the american public. in an administration that pledged transparency, the department of justice has operated not merely opaquely but behind the stone walls of stonewalling. after 18 months, numerous hearings and threats of contempt of congress charges regarding the disasterous fast and furious program that used american taxpayer money to buy guns, put them in the hands of mexican drug dealers, he's released just over 7,000 documents of 140,000 that congress has requested. 300 mexicans are dead, and one american border patrol agent is dead. he has yet to answer w

let's get you right back to huckabee. radical islam could have been one of the reasons-- >> there are a variety of reasons. >> radical islam-- >> there are a variety of reasons why people do these things, potential-- >> are you uncomfortable attributing any of their action toss radical islam. >> i don't want to say anything negative about the religion. >> mike: that's attorney general eric holder withholding the simple truth that andy long was murdered by a young man who had been radicalized and i just want to begin-- melvin, when you see the attorney general absolutely denying, not wanting to admit that your son was shooting because of the radicalization that he'd gone through and becoming a jihadist, how do you react to that? >> well, just a shame. i really feel very sad about that because i myself have written a letter to eric holder shortly after the shooting and i asked him why, how did they drop the bomb? they knew of my son, the same fbi agent who investigated my son was from nashville. the same city my son was fro

why did you hold up huckabee's picture?greg: he is a gorgeous human being. >> kimberly: i don't think he would win in mexico. by the way. also, we want to tell you we have a preview coming up. thursday we'll discuss the u.s. supreme court healthcare ruling on obamacare. so you don't want to miss that. that will be the last day of the high court to lay down the law. see if that is a split decision as well. don't forget to tune in "on the record" at 10:00 p.m. for greta's interview with arizona governor jan brewer. coming up, president obama is pushing so-called bottom-up economics. what exactly are bottom-up economics? does it involve greg gutfeld? if it does, it probably doesn't work. we'll examine that next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howler monkey." unless you're calling e

my born again father is just jealous that i get to hang out with mike huckabee and glenn beck now and then. by the way, he's my boss, i'm sure you know, and i hear he's coming. i saw a chuckboard back stage. that's not a joke. there's a chalkboard back stage. i know that's for him. mike huckabee used to try to baptize me by the water cooler on the sly when i passed him at fox news. he is the best. and my high school christianity teacher at catholic school probably is wondering where in the lesson she lost me. and then of course there's my mom, who is just amused and proud, as usual, which is very nice, but the point is i don't think you have to be a christian to want a more responsible and respectful press and i don't think you have to be a christian to want the majority of this country, 80%, to be treated with some dignity and honesty and i don't think you have to be a christian to rightly acknowledge that christianity is the bedrock of american history. i don't think you have to be a christian to espouse judeo christian values. i also don't like murder. i also don't think we should

welcome to "huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. there is really no such thing as objectivity in politics. each of us sees things through the lens of our own perspective and point of view. we can strive for an unbiassed observation but i am not going to be disingenuous and tell you i am unbiassed. i try to be fair and balanced. where sri heard that before? great concept. but detached from a point of view? not going to happen. for example this week when i heard the democrats ekt plained a crushing set back of governor scott walker winning against the attempts to recall him i hear it was because the republicans had more out of state money. actually if you add in all of the national union money that tried to get him out the money is pretty even nowhere near the 7-1 nonsense that was put out by the democratic machine. i wondered if they had a little bit of that great wisconsin cheese with their wine. because i heard democrats beat up on president obama for hitting his all time presidential record 150th fundraiser or for his having flip

not huckabee. brewer.he supreme court delivers a mixed bag on a controversial immigration law. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. perhaps the second most awaited supreme court decision of 2012. arizona's crackdown on illegal immigration. the high court struck down key provisions of the law. the most debated portion, the show me your papers requirement was upheld. we have fox team coverage. brit hume offers analysis of the decision. carl cameron examine house the ruling is playing out on the campaign trail. first, correspondent shannon bream is live at the supreme court with a closer look at this ruling. good evening, shannon. >> reporter: hello, bret. following the decision, both sides are claiming victory. although they disagree on what it means for future of the arizona immigration law, they agree the legal fight over it isn't over. opponents and supporters of the law sb-1070 got the supreme court decision they have been waiting for. split decision with justice

have a great week, huckabee is next. >> tonight on huckabee, classified information on national security, making headlines. >> and this has to stop. >> now, leaders from both sides of the aisle want accountability. >> there is a clear need for a formal investigation, you have, as i've said we've created 4.3 million jobs. >> what about jobs lost, and people who retired, and the jumped employed? fox business network's china gasperino and diane macedo break it down, the real jobs report. and plus, as a youngster, helped his mother take prayer out of school. >> there was pretty much a lot of animosity toward the family and toward me. >> atheist madeline murray o'hair's son. >> when she looked at me san said, i wish abortion would have been legal when i was carrying you, told me that to my face. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (cheers) >> thank you, thank you. thank you very, very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. there's really no such thing as objectivity in politics, week strive for our observation, but i'm not going to be disingenuo

that is our fox report on this june 30th, saturday, 2012, huckabee is next. >> tonight on huckabee. >ves will be more secure because of the law and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. >> reporter: the attorney general who sued the federal government challenging obamacare and, ken cuccinelli and oklahoma's scott group on the legal and political fallout of the landmark ruling. and... >> perhaps the most troubling of all obamacare puts the federal government between you and your doctor. >> doctors siegel and boone on how it affects their patients. >> the health care law hurts our economy, making it harder for small businesses, to hire new workers. >> reporter: small business owners on what it meaps for their business and their employees. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you very much. welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york city. the big thud heard across america thursday morning was the sound of jaws dropping. from coast-to-coast, chief justice john roberts lined up

right in the middle of huckabee 7, 6, 5 seconds from now. >> tonight on huckabee, it is dividing frensarizing recall election of governorship of wisconsin be a prelude for the white house in november? and key appointments cast aside and staffers shuned and close friends snubbed. author of the book takes us inside of the obama white house . pluss, he's the man on the keys for the world's greatest rock-n-roll band. he jammed with the governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee.