the latest talk around jim bush.l: he is getting a lot more interest. >> i think he is becoming more interested in it. the sea is going around endorsing candidates. he is speaking out a lot more on various issues. as you know, he had a very good record as governor of florida. neil: is the name heard enough? >> how can you worry about name pollution and the probable adversarial candid as some of the same impediments? neil: it's a good point. do you think he is running? >> i don't know. my guess is he won't make his decision. neil: have you made a decision on who you will back? >> no. i am focusing on the congressional elections. there will be endless of virginities to help people. neil: you're kind of like the brothers, but there is just one of you. thank you very much. so good seeing you again. this is proof the college professors are pushing liberal agendas. you should see the names your pushing. by the way, something we are pushing and are delighted to do so because starting next monday at 6:00 p.m. this guy who's

being so far down in the polls kashkari has been endorsed by several high profile republicans, like jim busheezza rice, mitt romney, karl rove and former governor pete wilson. they fear that donnelly will hurt the party statewide. in a letter released last week wilson wrote -- as the preferred alternative. question: what has donnellye that is so controversial? answer: the letter doesn't specify, but we know that donnelly was once member of the minuteman project - the grof citizens who patrol the mexican border. >>> what makes it so controversial? >> donnelly was once a member of the minute man project. group of citizens that patrol the mexican border. recently he voted against a law that could stop the sale of confederate flags on state grounds and claims kashkari once advocated for islamic law even though he's actually hindu. he says establishment republicans just don't like him because he's trying to bring a little more country into the cub -- country club. it is likely that brown will win but it's important because the republican candidate that opposes brown will be setting the tone for t

that in a vacuum is powerful and it is sucking jim bush back into it. even if he becomes disinclined to run, until he says that, he is the person they want. he is the one they think has the best chance to win. it is the one sentence job description. who can beat hillary clinton and he looks to them to be the strongest. iny may be wrong but jeb is that vacuum. paul ryan does not seem like he wants to run. there is literally no one else close to the stature of those three for the establishment to say, who can we get on board with now and prop up yet -- and get in the race? the country is looking for fundamental change. >> at a time when the country is looking for change. conversationhe back to where we were, the reason jeb bush is attractive and chris christie was for some time attractive, republicans need to get themselves -- they have lost five of the last six presidential popular vote. in a presidential electorate year, that electorate gives to the crass the same kind of structural advantage going in that the midterm electorate gives republicans going

and bush says to mueller, "go tell jim comey to fix this. i withdraw the order. you go make it right." >> narrator: the warrantless email data collection was shut down. the crisis was averted. but at the white house, they were determined to resume it. >> and so they're sort of sifting through the fisa law, they're sifting through the patriot act trying to find existing laws, existing authorities, you might call it loopholes, to justify these programs. >> narrator: general hayden was sent to the secret fisa court to convince a judge to restart it. >> could we get a court order

he was in the room at the time and he recalled president bush saying this. jim baker recalls president bush saying that. so yes, there are conflicting times. i remember the sinnott trebek, ava gardner talks about a huge fight that she had with sinatra after all the furniture out in palm springs when she turned out wanda turner had a mayor. frank sinnott shirt had denied both of them. he got to put all that in there. >> host: were you fighting for your life and times of frank sinnott shirt? we threatened? castro not threatened, but i was very, very careful. i felt secured when i heard. we took all the liquor bottles and threw them off the table. and he said if anything happens to that, he said i'll be the first one blamed. i felt kind of secure then. i was really threatened when i when i wrote to book. i had an effect on men cited the publisher at this time i had a book party on publication, which was any real of 1991 press god, i didn't know this until later, but the publisher had hired by the cards for me. and i realized why. you know, it is one thing to write

manager bob myers the content of the best with the coach in the bay area to baseball does bush came all the not jim harbaugh one of journalism with the question hockey and no but this guy can't charming as can be succeeded of course. >> : they're great meeting in oklahoma last week been thinking about this position of the war is position but the coaching position for a long time a dollar preparation and presented what material my thoughts to chow and bomb curtain travis and we headed off. the subject is no longer coaching until was able to not speak with joe and bob in the group is hard to understand because normally a set doesn't end of the general manager for three years in phoenix i completely understand those relationships. we agree it's a different timorese to be nuts more collaborative effort. i think teams are being sold for bigger and bigger number the want more say and daily process is so told me is fine i agree with him. we really close to taking the next. i wasn't serious talks with him and hit by the field in my heart money to get to that point and fell to here. in american won the osca

bush andy card, and obama insider bill burton. but first jim acosta is "outfront" with more on the growing crisis facing president obama. >> reporter: for president obama, it's another buck stops here moment. this time over allegations of hiding veteran wait times at v.a. facilities. >> if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable. it is disgraceful, and i will not tolerate it, period. >> reporter: after meeting with veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki, the president praised the general he called rick. but he suggested the secretary's days may be numbered pending an internal investigation. >> have i said to rick, and i said it to him today, i want to see what the results of these reports are. and there is going to be accountability. >> reporter: veterans groups were quick to slam the president's comments with the american legion saying his decision to keep secretary shinseki at his post is an unfortunate one. even democrats are pouncing. >> there was no urgency. mr. president, we need urgency. we need you to roll up our sleeve

and bush says to mueller, "go tell jim comey to fix this. i withdraw the order. you go make it right." >> narrator: the warrantless email data collection was shut down. the crisis was averted. but at the white house, they were determined to resume it. >> and so they're sort of sifting through the fisa law, they're sifting through the patriot act trying to find existing laws, existing authorities, you might call it loopholes, to justify these programs. >> narrator: general hayden was sent to the secret fisa court to convince a judge to restart it. >> could we get a court order to authorize this? and so we began a very aggressive program with the chief judge of the fisa court at that time, judge kollar-kotelly, to take that part of the program that had been stopped and present it to her to see if we could get an order to allow that program to go forward. >> hayden personally meets with judge kotelly of the fisa court on two saturdays to make the pitch, to explain how they are going to do this. and kotelly eventually rules that this is legal: that the nsa can indeed

father shot to death by his brother jim mitchell back in 1991 and as is reported as a hotel employee who helped the catcher >> : kevin mitchell daughter of former of the bush brothers. she specializes in london if these after the also tells is now behind bars top undercover detectives and to run to >> : action taken place in our little town. and what happened in the little town happened outside of the large jet to run a place tells los this picture and best if should see a woman looking out the window should he said yes. >> : when turned around and went after mitchell there are the struggle the employee tells jazzmen was tackled to the ground. shad numerous counterfeit credit cards catch methamphetamines paper suggesting she was about to flee the country. airline several deputies out their books >> : or so employees does the mitchell did not have reservation here but set of large and hammersteins at under different entry date this clause of hotels in the area looking for mitchell. sunday night attracted to the of hotel in mill valley as to our family history that murdered my brother and cousin kills a child's mother. >> : apple doesn't fall far from the tr

of the "new york times" because in 2004, jim risen had discovered that the nsa was eavesdropping without warrants on the "new york times" at the behest of the bush administration blocked him from publishing that story for a year and-a-half when george bush symen him to the oval office and said it's going to damage national security. risen got frustrated wrote a book was about to break a story and did it and they won the pulitzer prize for it. i think noden was very worried he was going to unravel his life to bring this information to a newspaper that was too close to the government. and he believed that i would report on the story adversarially and aggressively and that my being at the guardian would let me do that, that was an environment conducive to that reporting. it was my views on journalism than my views on surveillance. >> rose: how did he reach out to you. >> he e-mailed me at first and of course he was petrified in retrospect for very good reason of saying any specific like about who he was. he wanted me to install enscription. he was obsessed i install these sophisticated encryption programs i didn't know anything about and didn't now

. >> jim, i have to say when you compare this president to president bush i will take this president'sition foreign policy any day of the week. >> have to leave it there, ellen, jim, always great to see you here. jim in chicago and ellen here in new york. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> surprising speech from the nanny mayor, michael bloomberg. he is accusing liberals of silencing conservatives. we will take a look at the elite intolerance on college campuses coming up. >> problems with -- illegals dumped at a bus station in arizona after being caught. ceo steve ballmer for a record $2 billion pending a from the nba's board of governors. donald sterling not going down without a fight. he has filed a 1 billion-dollar lawsuit against the nba for forcing the sale. despite promises from his wife shellie to protect the league from litigation. tucker? anna? >> thank you, clayton, unlikely ally in the fight against conservatives and their speech. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. >> used his commencement speech at harvard this week to lash out at what he calls a disturbing tre

jim drew, to quote obama, smart versus dumb. he is calling for a lighter footprint. not invade, conquer and occupy huge countries for decades the way we did under bushld rumsfeld once said if we have to invade 17 countries, that's fine with me. that's not the obama doctrine. president obama is saying we should have burden sharing, not go it alone. we should use smart power like drones that are frankly more lethal for our enemies and less lethal for our troops. he is trying to walk a middle ground and it's a difficult things to do in this country. >> it's difficult because when you leave iraq you end up with a country running completely rampant. and al qaeda also gets a foothold there. this is a difficult situation to be in, to make this decision. maybe fewer troops is $20 billion that doesn't actually buy you anything. >> maybe. but the theory behind this is with that you can train up the afghans so they can stand up on their own. but the key question with al qaeda, and al qaeda seems to be resurgent in iraq, which they would not be if we had not invaded in the first place, the question becomes what becomes the best way. the choice is invade, conque