brit hume, everybody. thank you.e are the results of our bill o'reilly.com straw poll for premium members. we asked who would you like to sees a the next democratic presidential nominee? vice president biden wins. 32%. hillary clinton next. 17%. virginia senator mark warner 12%. new york governor andrew cuomo 11%. thanks to awful you who voted. we come right back, george will on congressman paul ryan being attacked as a racist for talking about poverty. watters on how the intense media coverage of the >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the personal story segment total, congressman paul ryan has made himself a target by talking about poverty. >> we have got this tail spin of culture in our inner cities in particular of men not working and just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value and the culture of work. so there is a real culture problem here that has to be dealt with. >> and that's true. there is a cultural problem that the factor has documented for years. and th

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click or call. >>> hume zone tonight. personal stake in invasion.ing today with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, president obama said this. >> over time, this will be a costly proposition for russia. and new is the time for them to consider whether they can serve their interests in a way that resorts to diplomacy as opposed to force. >> joining us now from boca rotan florida brit hume. i think this is a crossroads for the president right now, am i wrong? >> no, i don't think so, bill. i think you are right. it does remind one of the yet union's invasion of afghanistan and the profession of astonishment from them president jimmy carter. this president hasn't said he was astonished but he does seem to think that this was -- he didn't seem to fully see this coming the question now is whether he can rally other nations to his leadership as he seeks to do some of the things that you and your previous gests outlined. there isn't really a lot the president can do economically by itself diplomatically. but with the other nations on our side on, this russi

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let's bring in senior political analyst brit hume. good evening. your thoughts? >> well, bret, one thing is clear here, is this is not like dealing with north korea. a country isolated from the rest of the world and has been for a long time. russia is engaged with the world and wishes to be thought of as not only an accepted member of the international community and a great power but also a great nation. that's what the big show in sochi that we just witnessed just recently was all about, to show russia is a modern great powerful nation and very much a member of the family of nations. when mike rogers, for example, talks about booting the russians out of the g-8, that would matter to vladimir putin. it's also pretty clear from the reaction that we got from some of our allies that that will be hard for president obama to do because, for example, angela merkel of germany said she wasn't keen on the idea. a lot of energy flows from russia and through russia into western europe, to ukraine and other places as well. it will be a test of the president to see, you know,

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brit hume.mment. >> i wanted to see if hume was in that mix now. >> took some lumps. >> with all of this analysis about hillary clinton's presentation while she was first lady, it looks to me like they had an eye on a future higher office for her. because, you know, you are not telling maimy eisenhower to look for opportunities for humor, you do you know what i'm talking about here, rosen? not getting into rose lynn carter. these are first spouses that didn't really have any interest. it looks to me like even back then. they were placing hillary clinton in a situation where she could run for the of new york, which she ultimately did and then climb the ladder to the presidency. am i reading too much into it. >> first of all your reference to maimy eisenhower is very demo friendly. i'm sure your producers are excited about that rose lynn carter no less. you are exactly right there. were times when she was urged in these papers don't talk about what your husband is doing in your administration. tal

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breach that he likes the city the former president was speaking warmly and seventy seven year old john hume whose ideas of the template for the good friday agreement i did a twenty five minute speech about the peace process. he would use one phrase. one request several times by a lorry. with the side of the young people and all those who did so much like john for so long to finish the job the symbolism of the location was significant in nineteen ninety five bill clinton became the first sitting us president to visit northern ireland. twenty five thousand people turned up to see him. gary steele told square. in the years since he does like hillary has been the most consistent the important us influence in the peace process. but this was also the culinary and put the bloody sunday inquiry was held. with the reaction to its findings the scene until was bill clinton. arching northern ireland to take example from the tsunami data said you know i got to the day. where i was to get in a car and ride out to freedom. and i said to myself if you hate them. when you get in the car. you will still be t

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it's named for tip o'neill and the irish leading john hume. with kennedy and moynahan were those who led for peace in ireland. o'neill later won ronald reagan's support in getting british prime minister margaret thatcher to back the historic reconciliation. all of which led to the good friday peace accords that finally ended the troubles. we'll be right back after this. >>> we're back, as a candidate for mayor committed to lead new york city in a new progressive direction, including de blasio's promise, he aimed to slow the growth of charter schools in favor of more traditional neighborhood public schools. the mayor has now cancelled an agreement, negotiated by his predecessor which would have allowed three new charter schools to operate in public >>> we're back, as a candidate >>> we're back, as a candidate for mayor committed to lead new york city in a new progressive direction, including de blasio's promise, he aimed to slow the growth of charter schools in favor of more traditional neighborhood public schools. the mayor has now cancelled a

our senior political analyst brit hume joins us from florida. what are you thinking? >> well, i noticed that ed henry said, and i think quite correctly, that the steps taken by the seven nations, now the g-7 today, were a suspension of russia from the group, not an expulsi expulsion. so that leaves open the question of whether an expulsion could come later. but it certainly puts into focus the dilemma faced by both president obama for one set of reasons and the european nations perhaps for another as they try to confront russian over the aggression in the ukraine. the russian economy used to be apart, really, from the rest of the world, the old soviet economy. the russian economy is now much more coupled with the rest of the world. that means the country is more vulnerable to sanctions. it also means the sanctions will punish the countries who impose them, especially those in europe. as far as president obama is concerned, john, think of the president's policy toward iran or syria. in both of the cases, those policies are dependent to some extent on cooperation from r

he keeps telling him who come visit him, and hume going the read you a -- i'm going to read you a few things to convince you i'm not making this all up. he recognizes the state of israel on may 14, 1948. okay? may 15th he writes bardly crumb, a newspaper man who had been pressuring him to recognize israel. he says: you, of course, are familiar with all the effort put forth by me to get a peaceable and satisfactory settlement of the palestine question. i am still hoping for just that. i think the report of the british-american commission on palestine was the correct solution, and i think eventually we are going to get it worked out just that way. so you know what he's talking about there. may 18th, that's four days later. he writes dean -- another person who was pressuring him named dean alfonse: my sole objective in the palestine procedure has been to prevent bloodshed. the withdraw things look today, we apparently have not been very successful. nobody in this country has given the problem more time and thought than i have. then he goes, and here we go. in 1946 when the british-americ

give the viewers a flavor in the headlines we saw today in the wake of this upset, that is how brit hume it. the daily beat, despite their loss in florida democrats shouldn't panic, forbes, why the florida congressional choice is not a problem. and the new republic saying a loss in florida shows democratic candidates need more obamacare, not less. more obamacare, brent, i mean, this is -- you know, people who don't sort of stay abreast of these races and just see these headlines can walk away with a completely different impression. >> yeah, but they're in absolute denial of what is going on all over the country. megyn, you know it is certifiable truth. had the democrat won the race last night every network and all of the media outlets you just cited every single one would be talking about how this is a referendum on obamacare and obamacare won. every single won. so if that is true then when they lose the opposite should be the truth. >> brent, good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> well, breaking tonight, a third person now confirmed dead in a massive explosion in harlem, new york thi

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there's chef hume and will ga dara, you know who oversee a staff of -- there's more than a hundred peoplether. you also have to push each other and hold each other accountable and you have to have the same vision. and with that team, i think, you'll have success. >> you opened your restaurant in 2013 and is squire said you're restaurant of the year. >> yes. we were very lucky. mr. mariani was very good to us. i'm glad that he liked what he ate and i think you know we were really excited and stoked. >> congratulations. >> the meal is absolutely delicious. we want to ask you if you could have this meal with anyone past or present, who wife and jen. >> and you're having a baby in three weeks. >> i know. >> a new little person. >> our child, our first baby. >> congratulations on that. >> our little girl. >> chef bryce shuman thank you so much. for more on chef shuman and "the dish," head to our website, cbsnews.com. >>> suzanne vega with music from her long awaited album. you're watching "cbs this morning" saturday. i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i l