make a difference and impact. >> bret: bobby jindal is only 39 years old. if he were to run in 2012 and be elected, he would be the youngest president in history. so when they talk about his selling point, it's his experience. he served as assistant secretary at the department of health and human services under bush >>> a former governor of the state of louisiana. >> the reason i ran for governor and the biggest challenge facing our state, bigger than hurricanes issing maying sure the people didn't have to leave home to pursue the dream. we've been sending more people out of this state than moving in the state due to lack of economic opportunities. we turned that around. >> bobby jindal was a boy wonder and young when he burst on the scene. he comes off as competent and effective governor. >> we announced 35,000 new jobs and $5 million in capital investment. i made a commitment we're not raising taxes in the state. >> bret: do you think the formula could translate nationally? >> absolutely. what we've done can work across the country. cut spending and taxes

the topic then we'll ask should congress only be a part time institution louisiana governor bobby jindal raised the question recently and while some call them crazy it does bring up an important discussion how do we make it so the politics does not become a lifelong career we're going to talk about the pros and cons of such a change to congress with political consultant. did you know that november is native american heritage month despite the fact that thanksgiving brings up painful memories for native americans president obama has announced the day after thanksgiving to be native american heritage day so is this a tacky move by the government are going to bait the issue with one lee tate and then on this black friday we're going to do a little media mash up including shedding light on a phone news focus fox news accidentally thought that the onion's stories or legitimate so they put a link. to their page on their own website so we're going to bring on georgetown professor christopher chambers to talk about that at the end of the show but first we have an update for you on a story that w

we weren't there, we don't even know if bobby jindal is telling the truth.get a little upset, frankly, when people are writing books months later and they dig up these antidotes. if it was important and deserved discussion it deserves discussion at the time. now it's just book selling. megyn: that's an interesting point. we'll see whether it works and where bobby jindal winds up. >> it may or may not. megyn: susan thank you very much for your input. >> thank you megyn, happy thanksgiving. megyn: same to you. i'm watching this video come in, i'll show it to you now at boston's logan airport. a transportation security canine unit alerted to something in the cargo area of delta at the airport. we've seen the bomb squad on the scene, we've seen fire teams, looks like a police officer in a big protective bomb-style suit, that's what i'm assuming is the bomb squad. we've just got even this report that the cargo area is being evacuated as a precaution while they examine a suspicious item that's been discovered. that's what we have right now. what is the effects to

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. >> bret: louisiana governor bobby jindal took office after hurricane katrina.ut rose to the challenge of the bp oil spill and the tepid federal response that followed. >> i spent months everyday meeting with local fishermen. time and time again louisiana people who know these waters came up with innovative solutions. using pipes or rocks or sand berms to collect that oil. too many times we were met with the same bureaucracy, red tape trying to get permission from multiple government agencies. >> bret: jindal is only 39-years-old. if he were to run in 2012 and be elected he would be the youngest president in history that's why it is so remarkable when people talk about bobby jindal's best selling point, it is his experience. former secretary of the louisiana department of health and hospitalses. served as assistant secretary at department of health and under george w. bush. former congressman. currently in his first term as governor of louisiana. a state that faced a daunt ago ray of challenges even before the bp spill. >> for 20 years we've been the only state

>> governor jindal, thank you so much for joining us. we'll be keeping an eye out in 2016 if not '12. >>> can we have a lavish all singh, all dancing wedding of the next kichk england? probably not. but at the same time you can't scurry off to a registry office. >>> it's time for a new segment we call the chattering class. >> what better way to kick it off than with the story every gossip has been waiting for. the engagement of prince william and his long time girlfriend, kate middleton. >> joining us for all the protocols and believe it or not what this may mean for the british economy, richard quest. hi, richard. >> good evening to you both. and my word, what a lot of protocol and trivia there is about this particular betrothful. >> before we get started, they met in 2001 in college and they've been together pretty much ever since. is there anything behind this timing? this isn't an old-fashioned shotgun wedding, is it? good grief, woman. hush your mouth immediately. i don't know when you're suggesting. the fact is, they've been living

. >> bret: louisiana governor bobby jindal took office after hurricane katrina.e to the challenge of the bp oil spill and the tepid federal response that followed. >> i spent months everyday meeting with local fishermen. time and time again louisiana people who know these waters came up with innovative solutions. using pipes or rocks or sand berms to collect that oil. too many times we were met with the same bureaucracy, red tape trying to get permission from multiple government agencies. >> bret: jindal is only 39-years-old. if he were to run in 2012 and be elected he would be the youngest president in history that's why it is so remarkable when people talk about bobby jindal's best selling point, it is his experience. former secretary of the louisiana department of health and hospitalses. served as assistant secretary at department of health and under george w. bush. former congressman. currently in his first term as governor of louisiana. a state that faced a daunt ago ray of challenges even before the bp spill. >> for 20 years we've been the only state in the

governor jindal says he doesn't want to be president yet.idn't rule out being on the ticket in 2012. when you write a book like "leadership in crisis," i think you're positioning yourself. let's talk about sarah palin. here is "the new york times" magazine that folks are waking up to around the country. on the cover, the palin network, how the gop's loading shadow candidate runs her guerrilla organization. robert draper, you wrote this piece, you talked to her. a portion of this is from your interview with governor palin. she says this, "i know that a hurdle i would have to cross, that some other potential candidates wouldn't have to cross right out of the chute, is proving my record. that's the most frustrating thing, the warped and perverted description of my record and what i've accomplished. it's much more perplexing than what the mainstream media has wanted to go about my personal life. other candidate haven't faced this criticism the way i have." her ability to be seen as karl rove says in the wj this week, is can folks look at her and

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jindal writes in his new book. in response today, the administration said the president wasn't angry with the governor's food stamp request, but instead was angry the governor publicly criticized the white house for foot dragging, when the governor had only made the request the day before. the white house went on to say, from day one, president obama has directed his administration to work with state and local governments, to respond to and help gulf communities recover from the bp oil spill. and from my conversations that i had today with the white house, one obama administration insider described governor jindal as ambitious and it was a clear insinuation that by use thing book, the rising republican governor was politically motivated to make himself look very good and of course, the obama administration look very bad. wolf? >> is this book only about the oil spill? >> no, it's not. in fact, there is a lot -- it's an autobiography. so he talks about his upbringing, how he get suppose politics. then he diverts to

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governor jindal pushed for his berms which everyone has agreed were a mistake. governor jindal said he didn't have a an for skimmers or bo when he knows we did. national commander thad allen descred it several times in the governor's plan which approved the plan. he got a daily update on the booms from the coast guard in advance of the daily call this is nothing more than trying to sell a book." >> look, when he comes on, he tips off the washington reporters, watch this interaction. he tells them, i'm going to be mad with the governor -- the president, the white house, i'm not sure he called the reporters up and said "watch this." the second time he comeso louisiana -- at the end of the second eek, we have a meeting with parish presidents, elected officials. at the end of the meeting he tourns me and billy nungesser says i don't want you to criticize me. he's more worried about guys, here's the plan, how we're going to fight the oil, here was the problem -- you look agn at the response. yeah, we talked to him every ay. the frustration was getting a

governor jindal. >> we have work to do in louisiana. >> what about president?> they have other folks running for president. we have cut taxes, cut spending in louisiana. >>shepard: great to see you. the talk about the louisiana governor bobby jindal for those who livous the southeast corner, but outside of there, i believe it was a november day in 2009 and you gave the response to what amounts to the state of the union address but it was the budget's first term and the whole republican world was excited and, frankly, people did not think it went well. how did you feel? >>guest: i take responsibility. the delivery was all of and i cannot read teleprompters and i am better talking to people and you look at speech, forget the delivery, and there is no one to blame but me, and people say it was a speech coach, i delivered the speech, it is on my shoulders and you look at the content, the content i stand by that content. at the time i was worried about the president's stimulus bill and worried about the spending and borrowing and if anything president obama and spea

stand by for the governor of louisiana, governor bobby jindal.ange as you have your book out, we'll talk more about that later. things changed for the republicans in a matter of two years. if you are a democrat, who do you blame? >> well, look, i'm amazed the house democrats look like they're about to renominate nancy pelosi as their minority leader, from speaker to minority leader, it's almost like they didn't hear the message from two weeks ago. they didn't hear what the voters had to tell them. the voters are saying no to higher taxes taxes and no to moe spending and borrowing. the reality is president obama has led the country and led the party in a way that they have not focused on the issues that americans care the most about. the american people said we want to go back to work. we want our economy growing again. we don't want the government taking over health care or taking over car companies and running these banks and the reality is it looks like they're doubling down. they're saying, they're ignoring what the voters tried to tell them.

in bobby jindal's new book, he takes the president to task for the oil spill in the gulf. >>> also ahead sarah palin's new reality show debuted last night at a time when a new survey shows 52% of americans hold a negative view of the former alaska governor. we'll have more on that as well. >>> plus have you seen this video on the internet? it's a cover song "dynamite" by a man who uses only his voice to make the sounds you hear here. >> we decided to give it a shot and record our own version of that. we have not seen the finished product so we'll be watching along with you a little later. >>> that 13-year-old girl found alive in ohio as police search for her still missing mother, brother and friend. peter alexander is in howard, ohio with more for us. peter good morning. >> reporter: this is a bizarre and frightening kidnapping. that young girl sarah maynard lives in this house with her family. she's in good condition, she's being taken care of at a local hospital, but still missing, her mom, her brother and a family friend. and while the search for them is going to begin again in a few

and i point again to both make donnell, christie, jindall, barbour, governors would've done to make deep cuts. you know, one of the things that was certainly the wind was at her back. you know, if you look at some of the issue matrix for the selection, two thirds of the likely voters going into election day, jobs and the economy as the number one issue and spending as the number two issue. and we have, you know, democrats in congress and the president to thank for that, but that was the same issue environment we face it in virginia lasyear in september and october. bumbling governor's race, but experience in virginia, with the most single ouon education and the entire election ccle, which if you had told me that in the governors race i would've said you're drinking too much that day. but you know, the issue was certainly in our favor and voters generically trust the republicans on the economy and on spending. if you look at those governors that have made hard decisions balance budgets by cutting spending, not raising taxes, even, you know, looking at education and health care in areas th

and she will be the nation's second indian-american governor along with louisiana's bobby jindal. haley replaces scandal-plagued governor mark sanford. >> in texas they have re-elected republican governor rick perry to an unprecedented third full term. harry defeated former houston mayor bill white. during his campaign perry linked white to president obama. and appealed to voters' anger about the economy. >> and in california, jerry brown is going back to the governor's mansion. the 72-year-old democrat defeated republican meg whitman, who spent $160 million on the race. most of it her own money. brown also served as california's governor from 1975 through 1983. >>> president obama and the democrats focused on younger voters before the election. but our exit polls show the majority of midterm voters were 45 years or older. just an estimated 11% of tuesday's ballots were from voters age 29 or younger. exit polls also show 28% of the voters consider themselves independent. republicans and democrats showed up in what appear right now to be equal numbers. >>> another interesting findi

bobby jindal in motioning. we all saw that during the b.p. crisis, the man on the spot in the middle of things. we'll also hear from tim pawlenty, a governor who has brought common sense conservatism to a very blue state. nservative ideas, sensible ideas in education to which i'm very partial and developed the idea of sam's club republicanism. we'll learn a lot from governor mitch daniels. he's a real example of the good ideas good policy makes. he was up for re-election in a very tough year, 2008. he won re-election by a mere 17 points in a state that barack obama won. we can only wonder what 2008 would have been like for republicans if we governed at federal level like governor daniels did in indiana. our fifth panelist is governor mike mcdonald -- sorry bob mcdonald. bob mcdonald another very popular governor of the swing state. he's got virginia back where virginia was supposed to be. let me tell you the difference between a republican governor and a democrat governor. when tim kaine was leaving his office his budget would be balanced wit

the robitussin relief finder it's that simple. >> greta: louisiana governor bobby jindal joins us live good evening governor. >> thank you for having me >> greta: you started out with a story about president obama. >> it is amazing to me. the first visit he makes to louisiana two weeks after the oil spill. gets off air force one. tips off washington reporters. the white house says president is going to be mad. he was angry, took me an i thought maybe he's mad about bp. about the bureaucracy, about the oil this is the craziest thing. he was made about a bureaucratic letter we sent the day before about food stamps. he tells me careful governor this is going to get bad for all of us. his chief of staff was cursing out my chief of staff. i didn't mind him being mad. he was mad about the wrong things. parallel to what happened with the election. this administration has been disconnected from the facts on the ground. during the oil spill they were mad about the wrong things. trying to grow taxes, voters sent a clear message we want you focused on our priorities. we saw it time and time again

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. >> and bobby putin bill was wondering why the american public was not -- bobby jindal was wondering why the american public was not given more warning. >> would you submit to one of these pat downs? >> not if i could avoid it. who what? >> they are trying to make these procedures as minimally invasive as possible. perhaps some repositioning there on the subject of security measures. airport and travel experts are saying that as many as 1 million more people are expected to travel this thanksgiving. get to the airports as early as 90 minutes before your flight to make sure you can get on it ok. >> people in a popular d.c. community are showed up after a couple walking home from dinner attacked. >> this was not your typical robbery. three men dawned in ski masks robbed and beat a young couple. >> this is of great concern to all of us. >> the robbery and beatings that unfolded in this alley is inspiring residents to use every we source that they have to create a safer environment. >> we want to make sure that somebody is brought to justice. >> neighbors gathered around 18th street. the

bobby jindal in motion, we all saw that during the bp crisis. we will also hear from tim pawlenty, a governor who was brought common-sense conservatism to a very blue state. sensible ideas in education and has developed the idea of sam's club republicanism. we will learn a lot from governor ed daniels. he is a real example that good policy ideas make. he was up for election in a very tough year, 2008. he won reelection by a mere 17 points. we can only wonder what 2008 would have been like if we covered at the level like governor daniel said. mike mcdonald -- bob mcdonnell -- sorry. he is another popular governor of the swing state. he has virginia back where virginia was supposed to be. when tim was leaving office, his last budget would be balanced. thanks to government.com the tax hikes never happened. he came in, balanced the budget without raising taxes. he found over $1 billion by doing an audit of the virginia department of transportation. lastly, we're joined by governor chris christie. heartthrob, phenomenon, youtube sensation. if i ask t

maybe bobby jindal. >> sarah palin. >> this is a fascinate that you bring that up because we've got aome on for the book. >> he'll do it on his book tour. >> we will not make the kenneth oh page comparisons. >> very interest that jindal, patrick, is lashing out at president obama about his handling of the gulf oil spill just a couple of months after they were working together. tell us about it. >> that's interesting. >> he's sort of tried to carve himself out as a super reasonable republican that democrats like. sort of like a david brooks, republican, that doesn't lob a lot of spitballs to the opposition. but in this book, "leadership in crisis" which is coming out, he actually has some tough things to say about the obama sfraigs administration when it comes to his response about the gulf oil spill. saying that barack obama and the white house was almost solely or way too focused on the political ramifications of this, about image, even at one point suggesting that perhaps the white house had helped stage this moment where obama was sort of tough talking to bobby jindal. so he had so

. >> governor bobby jindal.ou come talk to your friends. >> absolutely. and your friends are polite. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices? sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready for real business. with professional-grade research. and some of the most powerful, yet easy to use trading tools on the planet. it's investing with intelligence and cold hard conviction. e-trade. investing unleashed. >>> 37 past the hour. welcome back to "morning joe."

. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal putting the speculation to rest.or president in 2012. jindal is on tour promoting the new book "leadership in crisis" and last night he appeared on cnn's "parker spitzer." jindal criticized the obama administration's tepid response to the bp oil spill. >> don't worry about the criticism or the pundits. go get the job done and everything else will take care of itself and what was frustrating was it wasn't just one or two isolated examples. you would have thought five y r years after katrina we would have learned this lesson. the federal government trying to run car companies, try to be involved in health care, it loses the core competency. i wasn't sorry of criticizing the federal government in katrina. it's a competence issue. >> you can watch "parker spitzer" every night 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> well, they won't be calling her waity katie anymore. after years of courtship, prince william pops the question. ♪ obviously that's not prince william popping the question. but can you guess who this is? flashback,

and bobby jindal about the new lines of attack against president obama. homeland security, presidential politics, and why he says washington, his words, has turned into godzilla. i'm suzanne malveaux and you're in "the situation room". >>> just in, we have new information about the revolving door at the revolving white house. the possible timing of a major player's exit. ed, we know things are coming down the line. what do we know right now. >> a top democratic strategist, the former campaign manager in 2008 is going to come in here to be the senior advisor as early as the beginning of january. david plouffe was seen here at the west wing today. i asked him about the future. he told me he's just visiting. i've been told by officials he's going to stick around for sometime to come. secondly, we're learning that david axelrod is likely to leave sooner than expected. he suggested he stick around for six more months. i'm being told by the two sources that david axelrod is likely to leave after the state of the union, late january, early february. what does it

the other is bobby jindal in louisiana. >> and in texas, republican rick perry has won an unprecedented third four-year term. he defeated former houston mayor bill white. >>> so, now that most of the votes have been counted, what's next? >> president obama will hold a news conference today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. he is expected to talk about issues he wants to work on with the republicans. coabc news will provide live coverage of that news conference. >> looking a bit further ahead, the new congress will be sworn in officially january 3rd, 2011. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the country. another wet day along the gulf coast, with some heavy rain and flooding from houston to the florida panhandle. showers in florida, from tallahassee to miami, moving into georgia, the carolinas, and southern virginia by this afternoon. cool and breezy, with showers from duluth to detroit. >> mostly 50s from fargo to indianapolis. 40 in boston. 54 here in new york. and a wet 78 in new orleans. 90 degrees in phoenix. 76 in sacramento. and 60s from seattle to albuquerque. >>> and when w

speaking of republicans, louisiana governor bobby jindal, slamming president obama for his response for the gulf oil spill in a new book just out and in an interview last night with our own sean hannity, jindal tells a story between himself and the president during that crisis. >> this was the second time he comes down to the state of louisiana after the oil spill, tells me and billy, stop going on tv to criticize me, then ironically, immediately afterwards, he goes out to give his remarks in front of the press, his staff person wants know stand right next to him in a camera shot. fortunately, governor crist moved me out of the way, i was more than happy to give him the ground, but here's the crazy thing, they were so worried about perception, as i say in "leadership and crisis", don't worry about the poll teurbgs worry about getting the job done and it will take care of itself. >> when asked about a possible run for the white house, jindal says he has no intention of running for president in 2012, he's happy in louisiana. i guess that's why you write books, right? you can say things li

and you know, they're looking at folks like jindall and barbour and mcdonnell and fulani who ha done these things over the years. and also i should mention rick perry who by the way we were doing the back of the envelope sort of assessment of governor perry. he said $285 million in negative advertising spent against him over the course of his career. 285 billion was in incredible amount. the state tat dga thought they had a shot at and invested some money in. >> had i known that 285 number, would probably would have not -- [laughter] >> you know, governor. it's been an incredible leader in taxes and somebody who's going to be very prominent i think on the national scene as well going forward. >> phil, i'm struck tha you mentioned a lot of these up and comers in the gubernatorial class, but surely talking -- i remember governor's class where we were already about potential candidates on a presidential ticket. you really think after being in office for two, three years they could be seriously considered? >> you? >> you look at chris christie and what he's accomplished. look at his nati

bp still they say that it ruined the career of charlie crist, but resurrected the career of bobby jindal based computer of the region based completely on how they responded in the first week. i think that the leadership component cannot be decimated. when you talk about of tarp it probably cemented the defeat of john mccain when it became clear that he was not a player in the resolution that barack obama was willing to engage. what happens in those moments is what is critical. >> i cannot speak from the perspective of the stimulus bill, for instance, saying things like meeting a similar crisis with a similar spill to put people back to work and provide jobs and do whatever we can do to come back, what i saw was a lack of bipartisan -- lack of republicans and democrats working together. based at least on the perception of myself, in republican, more of a democratic peace of legislation, a democratic agenda of more government, more spending. possibly paying back the 2008 election. with respect to the stimulus bill, we therefore sought a massive spending bill that the country is now trying

and you know, they're looking at folks like jindall and barbour and mcdonnell and fulani who have donehese things over the years. and also i should mention rick perry who by the way we were doing the back of the envelope sort of assessment of governor perry. he said $285 million in negative advertising spent against him over the course of his career. 285 billion was in incredible amount. the state that dga thought they had a shot at and invested some money in. >> had i known that 285 number, would probably would have not -- [laughter] >> you know, governor. it's been an incredible leader in taxes and somebody who's going to be very prominent i think on the national scene as well going forward. >> phil, i'm struck that you mentioned a lot of these up and comers in the gubernatorial class, but surely talking -- i remember governor's class where we were already about potential candidates on a presidential ticket. you really think after being in office for two, three years they could be seriously considered? >> you? >> you look at chris christie and what he's accomplished. look at his nati

i have your new book aside from the fact you are promoting it governor jindal has a book governor perrytext h -- tex. >> romney has a book, governor palin goes out in late november. it it at all times to cover the election they would always kel us in do you run for office. or have you decided when will you announce. laura push they have the number one i never thought i would see that many republicans. maybe where swamping roles with the dem gats we are the party of literary achievement. but that's the bright, bright ripe and -- much moir than the left. good luck with valley. thank you for being with us. thank you. >> see you later. >> he opened fire killing 5 more people wounding nine others it just continues. the blood flows just south of the mexican border. be right back with joe miller of alaska after this. ! " # $ / 0 i >> vote counters tallied the el veks votes. in this kras they will decide the winner. >> miller paid a surprise visit to the county center to thanks his volunteers and encourage them to keep up the fight. challenging murkowski votes that are not spelled perfectly. in

. >> bret: nancy pelosi on her role in the election. 12 in 2012 continues with look at bobby jindal fromna. join me at the top of the hour for "special report." now back to glenn beck. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: i am for the next few weeks, i'm going to start moving in to what i call the trilogy of holidays. on to fridays, you are going to see the news of the day and different ideas and you're also going to hopefully experiment some gratitude. we have a lot to complaint about, but we have more to be thankful for. this isn't just like okay, i get it. goodness. no, no. we have to know what is of value to us. one thing that is of true value to me is our service men and women. and what these guys go through. and how society treats them. i remember i worked for the vietnam vet years ago. he was very proud of his service. he was really good at what he did. but when he got back, all kind of names, all kind of stuff. he was sitting in a job interview. and he said after he got back from vietnam, where have you been? he said i was in vietnam, sir. he looked at his resume and said, "sorry about that." that offe

and the president is also facing criticism from the republican governor of louisiana, bobby jindal. in his new book, he takes the president to task for his handling of that big oil spill in the gulf. we'll talk to the governor, coming up. >>> also ahead, sarah palin's new reality show debuted last night, at a time when a new survey shows 52% of americans hold a negative view of the former alaska governor. we'll have more on that ahead as well. >>> plus, have you seen this video on the internet? it is a cover of "dynamite" by a man who uses only his voice to make all of the sounds that you hear. >> well, we decided to give it a shot and record our own version of that. the four of us have not seen the finished product, so we'll be watching along with you when we bring that to you a little later. >>> but we'll begin this morning with serious news. that 13-year-old girl found alive in ohio as police search for her still missing mother, brother, and friend. peter alexander is in ohio this morning for us. >> reporter: good morning. this is the bizarre and frightening kidnapping. that youn

. >> bret: join us friday night for look at louisiana governor bobby jindal as 12 in 2012 continues. if you subscribe to the "new york times," you'll be interested to hear what they think of the old gray lady. that's next. in grapevine. jesse jekson warn what is will aren't you sick of these airline credit cards that advertise flights for 25,000 miles? but when you call... let me check. oh fud, nothing without a big miles upcharge. it's either pay their miles upcharges or connect through mooseneck! [ freezing ] i can't feel my feet. we switched to the venture card from capital one -- so no more games. let's go see those grandkids. [ male announcer ] don't pay miles upcharges. don't play games. get the flight you want with the venture card at capitalone.com. [ lovinit ] help! what's in your llet? >> bret: now fresh picks from the political grapevine. reverend jesse jackson is warning of dire consequences if the healthcare law is repealed. he tells msnbc ed schultz america would face creeping genocide and he went on to say this is a mass march for the kind of humane, a human destructio

going to be taking up one hour from now on fox business network with the louisiana governor bobby jindal. he is with me, only on fbn. the only network he is on. he could appear anywhere else but he is on fox business. why is that? maybe you should ask yourself the same question. you don't have fbn? >> demand it. >> bobby demanded it. he's going to appear on it. in one hour. >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." i've decided on my new year's resolution over the weekend for 2011. here it is. i ain't looking back. i don't care anymore. people either get it or they don't. oh, well. i'm moving on. seems like people at "saturday night live" are starting to get it. i don't know if you saw this. wait until you see it. we'll show it to you in a second. here is the thing, time to make a choice. hard times are coming. with that sentence it sounds pessimistic. don't take it that way. times of historic opportunity are right around the corner as well. but america faces that choice. next. c'mon! ♪ ♪ >> glenn: hello, america. we do have a historic choice. we can look at things or see this as a

i think governor palin, mitt romney, pawlenty, jindal. >> a lot of people could give him a run for his one. >> sean: why do you think he got his shellacking? >> because his economic plan didn't work. >> sean: because socialism is a failure. >> what they did on the economy -- [ talking over each other ] >> because of foreclosures, because of joblessness. that crowd he had before the twitters and the tweakers and all knows people they weren't around because they lost their enthusiasm. >> that's not true. >> we didn't know who obama was when he was for president. when he came out with the redistribution of wealth message we knew for sure where he was heading. >> i think we thought he was more liberal. a lot of people are surprised by how moderate and how much of a compromiser he is. >> sean: he's not liberal enough for you? he needs to be more liberal? keep going left. don't change. keep being the radical you are mr. president, don't change. more with our great american panel. when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. just don't feel like they use

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christy is not running, jindal, rubio, whether that next generation steps up, what is huckabee going to do. huckabee was helping out a lot of people as well. so the real question, does huckabee get in the race or just the next generation. >> i was reading an article about sarah palin's book tour they noted she had 2 to 3 times as many people showed up compared tonight gingrich and huckabee. >> she loves her position. they are going to run. monroe was the last guy not to have someone run against him. >> you think she likes being the pop star versus president. >> i think she likes her influential position. i don't think she will do it i think she enjoys her position like newt. >> we shall see if it is not 2012 it could be in the future. >> that is true. >> thank you tom. >> we appreciate you joining us this morning. >>> one of those things you do when you have guests in town what can be done to make fisherman's wharf more local. >> a new fisherman's wharf that goes well beyond a tourist feel. >> what started with a couple neighbors and their christmas lights has grown into an awesome d