jindal did policy first.e's a rhodes scholar from oxford, worked in the health and human services department in the george bush administration. i don't always agree with his work but he takes it seriously. but here's the thing, there are things that people do to you, like teasing you for the primetime speech and then there are things you do to yourself, like tossing around nonsense like this. >> i suspect many in the obama administration really don't believe in private enterprise. they see business something to be endured so they can provide tax money for government programs. >> that was bobby jindal on friday where he took it upon his to destroy himself as serious policy guy or at least harm it, launching into the ridiculous hyperbole hyperbole. it's clear why he's doing it. in republican party circles, everybody is doing it. this is now a gop litmus test. you must proclaim two things if you want to be in the republican party. one is taxes should never, ever, ever, ever, ever go up, never, ever. and the othe

governor bobby jindal is next.ross the country are really heated about this one, some cheering, some fuming about a new law. it's about your pets, that's in 2 minutes. >> better buckle up. new jersey officials are requiring people properly restrain their pet and must be in a seat belt. they can't hangoud window. owners can face a fat fine from $250 to $1,000 and can be charge with disorderly conduct under the animal cruelty statute. if you are caught without a seat belt in new jersey, there is a maximum $46 charge for the first offense. new jersey is not the only state with a tough dog passenger law. hawaii forbids drivers from holding a pet on their laps and in maine, they can be charged with distracted driving laws. do the pet laws protect and you your pet? or is it overreach? go to gretawire com and tell us what you think. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college.

governor jindal, i am sure you were shokdz when this case came down. the reaction in your office and louisiana in general? >> laura, not only shocked but extremely disappointed. the court ruling that this mandate is constitutional. think about the precedent they are setting. the federal government can tax us for not doing things as americans. where can that end. the federal government will tax us if we don't ito few. can they tax us if we don't buy a chevrolet volt? can they tax us for any must be number of things? this is ridiculous expansion of federal government power. the reality is we have a chance in november. we have a clear choice, we have a president who wants the government now running almost a sixth of the economy. the government involved in healthcare and car companies and banks and we have got alternative. mitt romney saying enough is enough. this was an absurd ruling the only good thing out of this is that the court was more honest than the president. the court called it was what it is which is a tax. you played it tonight. the president

it with a lot of strong arming but bobby jindal so. what i focused on is what's in the actual curriculum in these texts which are. no no state funded in their big state funded in thirteen u.s. states now in the district of columbia so. this is. yes so what is in them what is it what what what is being taught these kids. well for one example just come out with a new story which describes how one of the science texts in one of the major textbook lines fundamentalist textbook lines from bob jones university press. first of all it teaches young earth creationism and states that humans and dinosaurs lived on the earth at the same time but the text also gone goes on to speculate that these dinosaurs which lived with humans may have breathed fire they may have been fire breathing dinosaurs essentially dragons so. this is not science it's medieval still after system it has nothing to do with science and. now they're actually this text has been barred from being used as credit for high school prep courses by the university of california. a univ

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jindal, you know.ernational incident. >> stephanie: i know. her spin will be spin -- her head will be spinning around. not since george h. threw up on somebody has there been such comedy potential. peeing on the carpet. honey, come sit down. >> stephanie: i have a photographic memory for every scene in the exorcist. >> i've seen it once. [ applause ] >> stephanie: ron paul and rand paul, it is all for rand then he hangs himself out a window. so rand. hey sexy, a quick note from a loyal listenerring who you would characterize a conservative republican. i connected you with your father in your interview with mark shriver last week. my dad ran for vice president with barry goldwater. your show makes me smile. even though i rarely agree with any of your political views. scott from los angeles who also enjoys the crap. >> i hope he jindal tries to exorcise bachmann. ♪ you'll be swell ♪ ♪ you'll be great ♪ ♪ going to have the whole world on a plate ♪ >> stephanie: okay. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] why do sm

you have bobby jindal talking about obamney today. you also have marco rubio. hear how he tried to explain the difference between obama care and romney care? this is perfection. >> he supported it at a state level which mean physical you didn't like it in massachusetts, you could move to another state. >> you could move. that's why you should vote for mitt romney. that's what he did for massachusetts, you could escape that. you could escape the state border said. they're unarmed. you could leave and driecve to another state, whereas, obama, there's no getting away. that's the best case mitt romney's like laly vice presidential nominee can make against what they're running against and who they are. my guy did this horrible thing to his state, beutthe residents of the state could flee the state if they wanted to. that's not illegal. vote for the guy who did that to his state. you can get away. joining usç now is melissa hars perry, host of her own show on msnbc on weekends. thank you for being here. >> first of all, that's my governor. so, i just completely love

jindal has had to say on the ruling.e plans to implementing the provisions in his own state. >> not looking forward to the exchanges. instead, we're going to do everything we can to defeat president obama. get rid of obamacare. tenth amendment to the constitution has got to mean something. absolutely, we're not implementing the exchanges, we are not implementing obamacare. >> just say no.ç that puts him in the ranks with rand paul who said yesterday that the supreme court's decision doesn't change the facts that the law is unconstitutional according to him. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg.

." >>> louisiana republican governor bobby jindal is a fast talker.t today while he was stumping for governor mitt romney, jindal made an unfortunate slip in a conference call about the president's healthcare law. >> there is only one candidate, governor romney, who is committed to repeal the obamni -- the obama tax increase, repeal obamacare as soon as he is elected. >> bret: albomni care is a phrase used by then candidate tim pawlenty to link governor romney's healthcare law in massachusetts to president obama's healthcare law. governor jindal did say the phrase "obamacare" correctly many times on the call. finally after the healthcare ruling there has been a lot of talk about taxes. president obama is continuing his attack on governor romney saying romney does not want to raise taxes on the rich. at a campaign event held by singer marc anthony, president reiterated top earn eitheers sus himself and the celebrity host could afford to pay more. if anthony wants to pay more in taxes he has a strange way to show it. he had federal and state tax liens f

bobbie jindal of louisiana. -- bobby jindal of louisiana.he horrible response to the state of the union and a brilliant guy and has a bright future and young. and you have chris christie. there are a lot of republicans coming up. chris: christie has the northeast attitude that works with people. john harris. >> paul ryan fascinates me because he is the only republican who speaks with credibility to both wings of the republican party. the tea party wing and the establishment wing. and it's basically somebody that can help republicans make a -- generational shift which they badly need to do. on the democratic side, a similar person making a generational shift, senator mark warner who shows that he's got real credibility at the center. -- if the ever does come back in washington which is questionable. he is indeed. chris: is he presidential? in his own mind? >> there's no question. chris: when we come back, the big question of the week, will americans decide for barack obama or mitt romney well ahead of this election day or at the last minute?

you're looking as the inside picks, governor bobby jindal of louisiana and former governor tim pawlentyota. those are your inside picks. >> i'm trying to think about this from the perspective of governor romney. i think he's looking for somebody he's personally comfortable with, somebody he thinks can do the job, somebody who's got executive experience. a lot of the people who have a lot of other thing goipgs for them get wiped away. i think you end up with a set of governors. governor pawlenty, somebody romney likes, somebody who's been a successful stwo-term governor, someone with a sort of familiarity with politics at this level.ernor jindal brings diversity. he may not be a rock star with the marco rubio level, but he's one conservatives are going to like when they get to know him nationally. >> you ruled out marco rubio and rob portman. and i believe you ruled out paul ryan. now, you've got three smart guys there. why do you rule them out? >> well, they're great guys from most conservatives' perspective. most conservatives would be delighted if any one of them was on the ticket. bu

so i just completely love that bobby jindal did that. >> obamney care, it is perhaps the most bizarrehe pastç three days. >> we have seen republicans running against mitt romney saying he's the worst guy to pick because we want to make health reform a central and horrible thing against which we waptd to run and romney has exactly the same baggage. that was the case they were making forever against him. is it reof renewed importance with the supreme court ruling and in particular with republicans trying to attack on policy grounds this idea it's a horrible tax? >> so here's what i think is happening because i don't think that the entire party is this confused about what a debate between president obama and governor romney will be on a health care issue. the reason we're scheduling this vote, it is dog days of summer, nothing else is going on. fourth of july will be over. freedom, fireworks. then they'll say, okay, we've done our repeal vote. there's nothing we can do now that we've done our repeal vote, we'll have to wait for governor romney to become the president of the united state

>> well, maybe jindal. crystal ball sight, jindal is in the top four, though i'm with bob, rob portman is the best pick, and vanilla is in, i don't care what your stocks say, vanilla is in. that's the flavor to buy this year. >> actually that's what the intrade is saying, portman's chances of victory are the absolute best. he's all the way up to 27%, so that supports your view. bob costa, do you agree with larry sabato, does he meet your characteristics? >> he does. >> portman meets them, but i sat down with john thune in washington. he brings everything portman brings to the table, but doesn't have the george w. bush connection. portman was bush's budget director. thune is close with mitch mcconnell, so brings you everything that romney wants, the beltway experience, but respected by conservatives without the bush ties, but portman is so well-respected, i don't see him dropping too much. >> thune is cheap, his symptom is 2.1% chance of victory. larry sabato. i i've got some fair values here. we've talked a

it is a reminder that this very cerebral politician of jindal was a knowledgeable person that he cando the role that running mates traditionally do. something else needs to be said about why he's an attractive running mate. republicanses need to break out of this narrow label that they belong to a certain ethnic group and certain age group. it is one of the most republican available of the new population groups in america. there are a number of outstanding politicians with nikki haley and bobby jindal and without having to change their message. >> indian ancestry, and from india, not native american. >> right. >> he certainly is intelligent and certainly qualified, governor, reelected, ivy league education. he'd be formidable. >> absolutely. i totally agree with david in that the republican needs to branch out. right now they're seen as the party of white men, frankly, and that's not something that's helpful to them especially in a demographic that we have in the united states today where we are becoming much more majority minority and several states especially the battleground state

abalone any poachers, the department of fish and game held a surprise checkpoint north of the town of jindaler. they say it is estimated about 20 4,000 abalone any are takinged each year. >>> and they are temporarily off limits to dogs following close calls with coyotes. there have been several calls about coyotes acting aggressively towards dogs in the preserves. the coyotes appear to be protecting their den and pups. one woman said a coyote approached her and her dog and two mountain bikers scared off the coyote. >> i don't think if you mention coyote to a dogs, that a dog would win even though she is a pretty big dog. >> the meadow large trail will likely remark dark meadow large trail will remain closed to dogs. >>> police say 29-year-old nicholas vasquez hit the woman in the eye at a bus stop tuesday morning. he said i hate white people as he left. one wheelchair bound woman said gosh, she couldn't believe it. >> nobody should hit anybody, but to hit somebody in a wheelchair because they are white? >> he is being charged with one charge of elder abuse. >>> and it cost $400 million in dama

if true, plenty of names are being circulated ranging from bobby jindal to susan martinez. few have the popularity of rubio. his facebook page has 203 -- 2 rudder 63,000 -- 263,000 likes. >> i do not know -- >> his ad libs could be problematic but his everyman speak is seen as energy. >> you provide the school lunch programs and the good schools. >> mitt romney insists that he and one top staffer knows who was on the list. romney said that rubio is being vetted. ift is -- it does not mean he will not be included. >> the see what one city is doing to crack down on drinking. >> getting ready for some dangerously hot weather. we have a look after the break. >> a heat wave tonight. the nats play the rays. i will take you back downtown as abc 7 news >> the ceo of jpmorgan chase is back on capitol hill. >> jamie dimon is answering questions by lawmakers in the house over a $2 billion credit loss. regulators called the company's lobby, says it used bad judgment. he went before a senate committee last week and said he was aware of the trading strategy but says he did not approve. h

we're not implementing the exchanges and obama care. >> we listen to jindal here, also the other fourernors with similar messages. how much of a stumbling block would this be in the long run? >> this is a lot of political bluster we're hearing from house and senate and republicans in congress obviously. they don't really have ground to stand on now in terms of trying to fight the implementation of the affordable care act. what they are saying, the same thing that republicans in washington are saying and that is this they are going to now fight this at the ballot box and take their arguments and going to put everything they can into the november election and try to get rid of this law and not have to implement this law by tossing the president out of office and possibly retaking -- >> it's the law of the land now though? >> it is the law of the land. >> and they have three options, either they implement or the feds implement or work together to implement? >> right, parts of the law, for instance, the rule that health insurers cannot discriminate against preexisting conditions. a lot co

the republicans have brought out chris christie and jindal, and the democrats brought out bill clinton and they want to make sure that no one stays home on election day. or on recall day, i should say. the one democrat who has not then up, and the absence has been noted, is the president himself, president obama stopped in the twin cities and skipped right over the dairy states. the spokesman said he supports mayor barrett and hopes that bear barrett wins but he has not invested even a stop in wisconsin. >>shepard: mike, thank you, and now to neil cavuto, the senior vice president of business news and host of "director world," on fox. and you kickoff from the prime timelineup at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central. you spoke with the governor, right, what is the word? >>neil: he did refer to that money you were talking about and how much money he has been raising better than $30 million just on his own. and that gives a decided advantage over his opponent but the opponent has been benefiting from a lot of out-of-state young young money but there is a pickup in jobs, a drop in the unemployment r

bobby jindal is suddenly the new pick of who is the surprise.urprise top not being talked about that should be? who is jr. top three? >> portman, jindal, and probably i still like huckabee just because i like huckabee. >> seriously, i think for me it really boils down to those two. >> there's some reporting out there that says the campaign is thinking about going a little earlier than basically doing it -- is it before the olympics or after the olympics. there's that window. there's some chatter they go in late july and use it to raise money. >> they could do that. the risk is that you dissipate the rush you get from doing it that early. it's helpful to do it before the convention and set up the convention and create the excitement around the convention. they are not very exciting in any other ways so you get that piece of it. so i think part of it has to do with how far along they really are in the process. it's not easy to get an early pick done. >> is there a running mate? >> no. >> you don't think rubio puts it on the fence? >> the latino co

>> bobby jindal? >> no, portman. >> i think either portman or ryan allows democrats to make a strong argument about the economic past or future. i think both of those would be very interesting for democrats and allow a lot of clotter. >> i always say that you are smart to ask and i would be very dumb to answer. >> we have a rich tradition recently of people answering. >> i have a tradition of avoiding those questions. i think it will be a lens to look at governor romney the type of decision he makes. this will be his first decision as potential president. >> when will he make it? >> we can rule out donald trump. >> can we? >>> next up the items on our list and that is bush back at the white house. the portrait unveiling. this is a rare moment of bipartisanship in washington. listen to the former president with this president. >> i am also pleased, mr. president, that when you are wandering these hauls as you wrestle with tough decisions you will be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would geo

jindal has had to say on the ruling.ans to implementing the provisions in his own state. >> not looking forward to the exchanges. instead, we're going to do everything we can to defeat president obama. get rid of obamacare. tenth amendment to the constitution has got to mean something. absolutely, we're not implementing the exchanges, obamacare. >> just say no. puts him in the ranks with rande supreme court's decision doesn't change the fact that the law is unconstitutional aid cording to him. finally, how's this for timing? guess how some members of congress rounded out one of the most politically charged days? a lot of us can remember the annual baseball game. for republicans, it wasn't much of a lift. blasted their opponents in a final score. brutal. 18-5 for the dems. hanging in the dugout, pennsylvania democrat said if anyone did get hurt today, they would have all had insurance because members of congress have it. some arrived with signs dubbing john roberts mvp. they were rooting for the democrats i think. >>> up

ace, bobby jindal. we will be next with viewpoint. >> good evening, america. i am john fugelsang. this is viewpoint. what a show we have for you tonight. i am smacked at the level of talent. rolling stone's matt taibbi is here. and hal sparks will join us. but first, the reviews keep coming in on the supreme court's split decision on arizona's immigration law. you will be shocked to here that some very familiar figures on the right have worked themselves into a bit of a tizzy. justice antonin scalia claimed the obama administration opposed the law because it, quote, desperately wants to avoid upsetting foreign powers. i guess he means mexico -- and that the majority ofpinion boggles the mind. this from a guy who thinks jesus liked the death penalty. as for jan brewer, she told a local white house, the white house opposition was part of a plot to get illegal immigrants to cross into this country to vote to help reelect the president. >> they want chaos. they want a larger voting base as far as i am concerned and they want the illegal immigration to continue so the illegals can all

christie and bobby jindal t. me what is happening in these states is the prescription for the country overall, the federal government. >> if a conservative takes on the tough issues of debt and deficits, a conservative can win. >> sean: look at what happens. look at how vicious this got. >> absolutely demonized. >> think about it. the democrat it's okay, they sent bill clinton out, who is not singing the same songa the president. remember, the president derided any of the critics against scott walker, he sent his labor secretary and she said, my brothers, my sisters and after they won, joe biden came to the unions and said we owe you, three magic words. where was the white house? where were they? this was a huge message. wisconsin is a very, very critical state this. will be a damaging blow and don't ask/don't tell other governors, you can cross the unions and survive. >> sean: i think it tells them thatn in spite of the pressure, if you hold the line and make your case, the principled case for the economy of you

when they said they weren't going to take it, yeah. >> that one is easy to make go away. >> bobby jindaly ayotte. >> the obama strategy is going back to the bush years. you don't want a guy with bush on the ticket. >> there you go, ryan. have a great weekend. we'll have the latest news you need to know right now. mary. >>> the top american commander in afghanistan is apologizing for an air strike that killed 18 civilians including women and children. coalition commander general john allen flew to the scene today to personally offer his condolences after the wednesday strike part of a mission targeting a taliban leader. afghan president karzai has condemned the strike. >>> opening statements in jerry sandusky's sex abuse trial will start monday after the judge denied a last-ditch effort to get the case dmismissed. he's facing 52 counts of sexual misconduct. they tried to see that some charges were too vague, but that didn't fly with the judge. >> it's not exactly the welcome addition to graduation photos, but check out this enormous storm cloud that rolled in just after graduating seniors

portman, pawlenty, ryan, jindal and rubio. you said it -- you hinted at it earlier.nty's stock is rising. he's closer to the campaign than people have -- than conventional wisdom holds. is he getting serious consideration. the interesting thing about this, north carolina is the audition spot. everybody is going to north carolina to give their big speeches, paul ryan and -- >> of course donald trump. >> is he a wild card? >> sure. i think in our list we say the on the bubble spot, fortunately not donald trump. but, you know, portman headed to north carolina this coming weekend. paul ryan and tim pawlenty were there last week. >> interesting. you guys put daniels in there. we basically are eliminating him this morning. is that rough on our part? >> i think at this point, mcdonell -- mcdonell's stock has fallen the most. he was up in the top spot early on in the process. but the problems he's had with his own state republican party pushing him so far to the right has been -- has limited his options. >> there's been a lot of -- it seems as if the romney campaign allowed

governor jindal. president obama, today, delivering that economic speech in the same exact spot as the governor pointed out, where bill clinton delivered a campaign speech two years ago. now, at the time the former president was saying this, we found a big hole we did not dig, we did not get it filled in 21 months but we quit digging. give us two more years and if it did not work vote us out. now, the present president is asking for more time. and ohio democratic congressman kucinich says he deserves it. good to have you. >>guest: if to be here. >>neil: the oddity is, he did not stop digging. he kept digging. >>guest: well, let's lock at where we are. we have a legal of unemployment that is unacceptable. we have to get america back to work. we cannot rely on the bangs to save us. government is going to have to spend money to prime the pump. >>neil: why if it hasn't worked? >>guest: wait, we have not done it in sufficient numbers. >>neil: we gave $1.3 trillion, and it didn't do it are you saying you ha