>> barack hussein obama. >> lawless imperitor. >> in light of what the country's been talking about in recent days, we have less than 30 seconds it's not my clock. please forgive me. why does ted cruz love america? >> this country is the greatest country in the history of the world. it has been a haven for freedom. when my dad was imprisoned in cuba and fled 58 years ago he came because no nation on earth has let so many millions come with nothing and achieve anything. and if we get back to this, brighter days are ahead, we can do that together. >> senator ted cruz! when we come back we continue our broadcast from cpac today. of course the road to 2016 we're going to be joined by senator rand paul, check-in with governor scott walker governor bobby jindal and dr. benjamin carson. that's all coming up on this special edition of "hannity." you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask

larry: reggie, one of your friends is one of the most famous muslims of the world, right, barack hussein obamalaughter ) do you think he's-- he's spending too much time talking about islamophobia or talking about the war against isis? >> well, i think, you know, he's-- he's a two-time elected president and he is never going to run for another office ever again. so i think he's really more focused on trying to get what's right for not only the american people but also for, you know, people who are of that culture here in america and also abroad. i think it's an important issue for him. and i think not only did he get accused of being a muslim but he also got accused of being a drug dealer. >> larry: he's had a lot of profiling. >> a lot of profiling. >> shenaz, people think you're muslim. >> people think i'm muslim all the time. when i go to the airport it's really annoying, because i'm always randomly selected and strip searched. >> larry, of course you are. >> and so i get no duty-free shopping. when i'm on the plane it actually works for me. i don't have this guy talking my ear off, and if h

was impossible for barack hussein obama. >> hold on.are getting economic numbers. empire manufacturing. a look at the numbers. >> this is below the january reading, as well as below estimates. we are coming in a 7.78 lower than january, which was almost at 10. this is the first to read we are going to get on how the industrial landscape is shaping up for february. keep in mind that the empire i sm is not well courtney did with other regional i sm's and the national isn. -- ism. new orders came in at 1.2. not a lot of future demand we are seeing. inventories also declining by -2. inventories are rising. is this a longer-term problem? prices paid it is an interesting thing coming out. it is up 14. it is more than january. it is paying more for the product. within the details, there is a little bit of? . overall, the empire manufacturing data is coming in and missing. >> thank you so much. back with john for some final thoughts. when you mention hillary, hillary clinton as a woman and could be our first woman president. it does not necessa

i believe barack hussein obama should get some sort of agreement to allow our people to go over therend do it they should do. bombing will not settle a war over there. it does not damage. if it had not been for the atom bomb in world war ii, thousand only thing ever and -- it was the only thing ever ended by a bomb. host: tom wheeler, the current fcc chair putting forth his recommendation on net neutrality. the house oversight committee has opened an investigation into whether the white house improperly influenced the federal communications commission in its consideration. a spokesperson confirming that the agency is reviewing a letter sent by a member of the committee. republicans have complained that by outlining his own net neutrality proposal last november, the president put inappropriate pressure on an independent agency. next is rose from new york, outside of rochester. caller: the topic appears to have turned to war versus no war. our problem in the world is that the problems are fueled by america. american problems are fueled by america. for starters, we start with too many po

caller: barack hussein obama. host: why?aller: he can show us how quickly we can become to tyranny. we are no different from germany in the 1930's. host: yet he is your favorite? caller: yes. he has pointed it out. showing us how we can believe in anything. host: did you vote for him? what other presidents make your ranking or is he the top? caller: he is my favorite. he has pointed out that we are fallible and we can slip into something less than a representative democracy. host: let's go to texas. democrats line. good morning. do you have a favorite president? caller: my favorite president as lbj. george washington does not make the list. when my kids were children i was angry they had to bring home silhouettes of george washington. many of them owned slaves. lbj, even being a southern man, stood up and did the right thing in terms of character. he did a lot of things for black people and he goes down in history as my favorite. he was a man of great character. he went against the south and he did the right thing. you canno

for me i thought, look, if a if a guy named barack hussein obama runs for president comes close and maybefor a vp or whatever that was a win. that would show so many people that anything is really possible in this country. and that was really enough in my mind to even make it seem like it made any sense at all. going through that entire process. and so i don't think the it was ever really, really apparent that he was going to win and be the president until john mccain said the fundamentals of the economy are strong in the stock market dropped 10,000 points in a day. you were kind of just on the journey seeing what happens. >> the institution in western new york state. you said you were 22 and didn't know anything about anything. it doesn't get any better. i'm 78. i know less than i used to. my question is, you worked and played for two very extraordinary men, coach k and the president of the united states. do you have any comparison about these two men? similar differences, and what was it like to be associated with these two people back. >> there's a lot i can talk about. the 1st thing t

in 2006 that a guy named barack hussein obama could have been president in 2006, i don't know if i couldd that would have been a high probability. >> and a guy named reggie love would have been the right-hand man. >> right. i will tell you that for me like the idea of being involved and being engage and working for the guy like then senator obama it was such a powerful thing that even if he had not won, i would have felt like i was winning by having been a part and working for a guy like that. >> and go through the things in the book. you write about learning that he would win the democratic election over hillary clinton. share that moment. >> that is a powerful day. and one of those, you know, historical moments. >> where were you? >> we we were at dca at the signature aviation and not a lot of plane ss there, because you have to have the air marshals there, and the president and then the senator pulling up to the plane, and senator clinton and her team are sitting there and on the plane to the take off -- >> you are all right there? >> and not only right there, and we are the only peop

apparently, what he meant to say was, "barack hussein obama doesn't love america."as helpful. [ applause ] for me, that was helpful. now i get where he's coming from. today -- this is amazing to me, that today the fbi staged mock attacks in u.s. malls to test how ready they are in the event of a terrorist attack. a terrorist attack? they're not even ready for customers. [ laughter ] what? no. we don't have larges. we only have sweaters. oh, that's the size you want? [ laughter ] what? oh, hold on. there's a terrorist attack. [ laughter ] you have to wait. i'm helping this person with their sweater question. this is cool. or not. i don't know. let's all decide after it. i don't want to be the arbiter of what's cool or what's not. but this is cool, seriously. if there's one i'm sure about it's this. this is cool. japanese researchers have built a set of clocks that are so accurate they will only fall behind by one second every 16 billion years. or as the japanese call that, not good enough. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i don't know if you are going on vacation soon, but

>> barack hussein obama. >> lawless imperator. >> in light about what the country has been talking about in recent days, and we have less than 30 seconds, why does ted cruz love america? >> this country is the greatest country in the history of the world. [applause] it has been a haven for freedom. when my dad was imprisoned in cuba and fled 58 years ago, he came because no nation on earth has let so many millions come with nothing and achieve anything and if we get back to this, brighter days are ahead we could do that together. [applause] >> senator ted cruz. see you later, cpac. [applause] >> we continue with some of the speakers from the first day of this year's annual conservative political action conference held here in washington dc . next we hear from scott walker. it is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor -- >> good evening. thanks. hi guys. well, thank you. as a kid, i grew up loving history. i loved reading about our founders, they were like superheroes. bigger than life. but being the son of a small-town preacher and a mom who was a part-time se

>> barack hussein obama. >> lawless imperator. >> in light of what the country has been talking aboutave less than 30 seconds, not my clock, so please forgive me why does ted cruz love america? >> this country is the greatest country in the history of the world. [ applause ] it has been a haven for freedom. when by dad was imprisoned in cuba and fled 58 years ago, he came, because no nation on earth has let so many millions come with nothing about and achieve anything and if we get back to this, brighter days are ahead. we can do that together. [ cheers and applause ] >> senator ted cruz! see see you later, cpac. [ applause ] >>> this sunday on q & a, baltimore police commissioner anthony bats on the challenges of policing the city. >> it was very clear to me that i still had an issue with public trust and people believing things that were -- things that were said. and regardless of the fact that i stand in áh4zfront like i did for you today and say use of force is down 46% that i discouraged complaints are down 53%, lawsuits are down that officer-involved shootings are dramatically d

i think george bush probably made the first mistake by getting rid of hussein, and obama has compounded the problem by basically getting rid of syria's assad getting rid of mubarak in egypt, gadhafi in libya, and so on. those messages, -- the message is, a secular dictator who is not prone to our style of democracy is much more prone to civilization in the region than these monsters from isis. host: if that is the lesson, then what do you do with the really -- the reality on the ground? what is your message to congress on the authorization of the use of military force? caller: my message would be to look at the overall strategy and what is in the best interest of the u.s. the reality on the ground is that we've lost two thirds of iraq to iran. iran territorially controls two thirds of iraq through malicious. -- malitias. we need to have a relationship with southern syria. we can establish a friendly nation and a democratic nation in the middle east to counter the iranian influence. then we should establish a quick reaction force. i would say, about 40,000 troops special forces combined

hussein. bush also slammed president obama, and former secretary of state, and possible democratic rival, hillarynton saying their failure to lead jeopardized safety of the us and the world. >> but i'm my own man by my own thinking, in my own experiences. having a military that's equal to any threat is not only essential for the commander in chief, it is also makes it less likely that we will need to put our men and women in uniform in harms way. >> bush by the way signed on several veterans of his father's and brothers administrations, as advisors among them, former pennsylvania governor tom ridge, became the nation's first secretary of homeland security. >> four contractors suffered minor injuries in a explosion at a southern california refinery, the blast happened in a processing facility owned by exxon mobile. officials say the building's flare system kicked in, and burned off the fuel, which prevented an even bigger fire and an investigation of course is now underway. >> and outpouring of support in arizona for the family of american hostage killed while being held captive by ice ills. the p

hussein, he's a muslim. what's wrong with being a muslim? what do you think of that? >> i think that's probably sort of an accurate statement. >> do you think obama's a muslim? >> no. >> do you think he thinks that? >> no. i think when you have the name hussein, which is what wright was playing off of, why is it that when it comes to faith, why was it the first thing he did was to deal with the relationship between east and western muslims? >> and apologize for america? >> you look at it that way, i look at it a different way. i think this has been the forefront and center of his mind for a long time. and i think this is very difficult for him. very difficult. >> it shouldn't be that hard. they want to kill us. in the name after allah. >> you and i understand that. by the way they said 20,000 more are going there now. >> yeah. cbs reported. >> that means they're all in the same area. this is where you call for davey crockett. >> good to see you bob. >> you too. >> coming up chris kyle's widow taya took the stand today in her husband's murder trial. we've got all the details coming up next. and you'll meet the navy s.e.a.l. who served alongside chri

hussein. also took aim at president obama and former secretary of state, hillary clinton and possible democratic rival. >> hashtag campaigns replace actual diplomacy and engagement. we've lost the trust after confidence of our friend, we are definitely no longer inspire fear, in our enemies. >> he ' signed several, as advisors, among them, former pennsylvania governor, tom ridge, who became the nation's first secretary of homeland security. >>> speaking of the president don't expect to see the president of the united states accompanying his first well, first daughter malea on her college tour. >> when 16 year old malea was spotted checking out stanford university last summer, noticeably absent was the president according to bt. com. during her recent visit to nyu, and columbia university, first lady michelle obama escorted her. one reason why president obama stays behind, he attract ' tension of course where ever he goes, could detract from the advice. >> i secret service says you don't need to be going to these campuses. we saw first-hand how many vehicles are involved in any kind of presidenti

they think about this, i just mentioned it to the lead, that president obama has named an anti-isis czar close ally rasheed hussein. will that do anything about action? >> another czar in this town at this time does not seem to be an answer unless that czar is somehow empowered to do a lot of things. the fact that the fbi director was not invited was kind of strange in the big picture. you had 60-plus countries. you had a lot of people from a lot of different aspects of fighting terror, not only in the homeland but overseas, and you would think the fbi would be a part of that. >> also, it seem thad the emphasis was on domestic homegrown terror, sort of talking about these pilot program that's have start nd minneapolis and other cities. but that's vastly different is it not from the international threat of isis? >> sure. it's very different. and, you know, that is the tough part about this conference overall, is that it was called a convention of violent extremism. so they wanted to deal with the stuff inside this country. they wanted to deal with efforts long term to prevent terrorists from becoming terrorists. an

obama administration. since 2011 that's when they established the center for strategic counter terrorism. hussein who is taking over in the last 24 hours and he is going to be collaborated with officials in countries around the world includes with officials in the united arab emirates which is establishing a new digital counter terrorisms. with cyber space and they are extremely good, at using social media to reach out. >> that is perhapses just not effective at all. because there's no way to quantify it. there is not a situation which we hear barack obama say thissen mo that can be dealt with in a military way and that point was also underscored by the secretary general of the united nations. >> president, thank you there on the washington summit on extremism. >> now libya's u.n. recognized government has asked the security council to lift an armed advisor to help against other arms groups. many are fighting for control. now the fight in libya is drawn between two main coalitions. the first one backs the u.n. recognized government, which is based out of tabrook the main bases are in the east of

identify as omar hussein danish counter intelligence believe he may have become radicalized last summer the attacks wounded five and killed three in cope enhague and. >>> president obama'ss to ease immigration for millions is put on hold for now. a judge in texas put in a temporary injunction to give states to temporary pursue a lawsuit to give time to appeal the orders. these were set to go into affect tomorrow and this would expand a program that would protect young immigrants, who were brought to the united states as children. >>> ashton carter is sworn as at the secretary of defense. carter takes over the post from secretary, chuck hagel who announced his resignation last year. >>> coming up on "action news" a new way to achieve weight loss success the one thing you add to your diet if are you trying to shed pounds. >>> and a change to popular candy bars, what nestle is removing from their recipe. no sweat to play. pick 5. easy to play. simple to say. [ male announcer ] approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about 80% of part b medical costs. the re

hussein. but that was pretty unpopular in her bid to get the presidential nomination. barack obamaen a state legislator in illinois opposed going to war. he eventually got that nomination a lot of people will be looking at that example, wondering if this is a smart vote for them or not-so-smart vote. we'll see. >> reporter: and how they craft it is really going to matter. >> it will be a sensitive issue. thanks very much dana. >>> rockets rained down across eastern ukraine. but is the latest fighting tied to a new peace initiative? we'll go live to ukraine. nick paton walsh is on the ground. rma. checking your credit score is for chumps. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. you know those change, right? tattoos don't change. try credit karma. it's free and you can see what your score is right now. aren't you a little bit curious? i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free credit scores. really free. i have got to update my ink. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live

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hussein was a mistake because iraqis wanted security more than anything else. >> offering few specifics on what his own foreign policy would look like bush had harsh words for president obama'ssaying military spending is too low and global alliances too weak. >> under this admin strigs we're too inconsistent and too indecisive. we have lost the confidence and trust of our friends. >> a new cbs poll shows him leading by 3 points. >> he clearly has a famous name in politics but it also means he's got a job to do in defining his own name. >> the cbs news poll also shows little enthusiasm for new jersey governor chris christie and overwhelming support among democrats for hillary clinton. 81% say they will likely consider her as their party's nominee nominee. but overall the americans find fewer paying attention to the campaign. a sign both sides will have to work hard to turn heads. now, while he kept that speech pretty vaguely, we're beginning to get a picture of where jeb bush stands on issues, he said he supports the nsa program that collects data from americans. he did not say whether he supports sending ground troops to fight isis. >>> in sports now, what many consider to b

obama is collaborating with the enemy. let's talk about this and more. with me knew shea hussein, an expert in global women affairs. she's muslim and works with women's groups in bangladesh. thanks for being here. >> thanks so much great to be here. >> when you hear franklin graham's comments what goes through your mind? >> i just want to shoot myself. listen, it's so easy for republicans and critics of obama to have a field day with the president's statements but i think people might assume he's just being incredibly rhetorical. the president, i agree with his statements. he's being extremely tactical. this distinction that isis are not islamic leaders, we are not at war with islam, that these people are terrorists, it's an extremely important point an stipulation to make right before the president is seeking military authority to go after isis with the might of the u.s. military. playing into isis' hands, calling this a war with islam will play right into isis' hands. >> some people might just say call it what it is islamic extremism, then we know what we're fighting we know what we're up against. it's very clear

obama's fault. but, bill, i think we can conclude after seeing what's happening to the christians just now, they lived in peace under saddam hussein. now they're tortured, fled for the most part, brutalized. >> consequences always. >> my concern is the men and women who are still trying to put their lives back together after the last iraq war. so before we go in it, we better know what we're doing, who our real allies are and that the objective's achievable. >> i don't think we hold territory anymore. but i think raqqa should be leveled. i think everybody in there done. >> and the poor kurds are getting light weapons. what are they doing with light weapons? they can't do anything. >> president obama had a prayer breakfast today, right? >> yes. >> and he cited there were christian atrocityies and crusades and things like that. we'll have an extensive report on that tomorrow. i wanted your feeling on it. >> i found it patently offensive. here we have as you said children being buried alive. the most brutal acts against humanity being carried out today. not 500 years ago. >> right. >> and he needs to know a little bit of history. we

obama, but his own family. bush acknowledged his brother's administration made mistakes in iraq, noting no weapons of deaf zest truck sean country not secure after the fall of saddam husseinso took aim against possible of state and possible rival, hillary clinton. >> they announce recess, then disengage. hashtag campaigns replaced actual diplomacy and and engagement. we've lost the trust and confidence of our friends. we definitely no longer inspire fear in our enemies. >> so he's trying to distance himself from, you know, his dad and his brother, but listen to this. jeb has signed on several veterans of his father's and brother's administrations as advisors, among them, former pennsylvania governor tom ridge, who became the nation's first -- secretary of homeland security, and another connection there the first secretary of homeland security, has passed it onto ashton cart here is from montgomery county. he was just approved and sworn? >> lots of connections. >>> vows to restore the public's trust kate brown sworn in yesterday, she replaces governor john, resigned office, amid allegations his fiancee used her relationship with him to land jobs for her consulting firm. br

hussein was a mistake. because iraqis wanted security more than anything else. >> reporter: offering true specifics on what his own foreign policy would look like, bush had harsh words for president obama'sy saying military spending is too low and global alliances are too weak. >> under this administration we are inconsistent and indecisive. we have lost the trust and confidence of our friends. >> reporter: despite his legacy, a new cbs news poll shows bush leading mike huckabee by three points for the republican nomination followed by florida center marco rubio and texas governor rick perry. >> he clearly has a famous name in politics but it also means he has a job to do in defining his own name. >> reporter: the cbs news poll also shows little enthusiasm for new jersey governor chris christie and overwhelming support among democrats for hillary clinton. 81% say they will likely consider her as their party's nominee. but overall, the poll finds fewer americans paying attention to the presidential campaign compared to the same points in the 2008 campaign, a sign both sides will have to work hard to turn heads. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> yesterday jeb bush aides also release

original sin was saddam hussein decision -- >> we're not going to fight the beginning of the iraq war here. >> it is part of it because -- >> it's a huge part of it. but -- >> but obama same thing in libya and coming home to roost now. >> in libya but also to understand this, republicans like myself have to take blame. democrats like barack obama supporters need to take blame because we had dexter here and he said he had never seen anything like it. the transformation was radical. i'm talking about formerly great "new york times" war county now with the new yorker. now dexter is in argentina. do you know why? because he can't go back to iraq because it's gotten worse. >> dexter's in orargentina? you've i've got to go down and see him. >> fabulous story. >> incredible. >> here's the point though joe. i saw it this weekend on "meet the press" where a republican senator was blaming obama for what he did in 2011. a democratic senator was blaming bush for what he did in 2002. bush, ormal sin, but we all own this. >> yes we do. and actually let's lay it on the brits. it's almost 100 years -- it's almost 100 years since those straight line borders appeared in the middle eas