here's one, i like what i heard from bob canny jindal. bobby jindal for president in 2016. i'd love to see it. new hampshire is one of the least representative states in the union. no one should pay attention to what they decide. also, we're also looking at facebook and bunch of posts on some early thoughts on 2016. here's tracy who said hillary 2016. that's it. she's got them shaking in their tights there already. jesse said stan with rand, rand paul, of course. patrick mckenney said it's 2013 and we're worried about 2016. what a waste of the country's money. there should be a law that says primaries cannot start until lection year 2016. shari, if we don't get rid of obozo, there won't be a country in 2016. let's go to phones. david's in princeton, idaho. thank you for your waiting. go ahead with your comments. >> hi, i'm from david. >> thank you for calling. go ahead with your comment, david. >> i wanted to tell you that he said it to the nail. he said it to the nail. >> i'm having trouble hear you. what did you snay >> the governor put it on the nail, on the coffin. >> a

second, i think governor jindal is wrong because the faculty of government.ident obama inherited from president bush. the size of government per capita, percentage of the country is no bigger than it was 12 years ago. >> arthel: okay. finally. finally he said, republicans and he is doubling down on the policies that governor romney pursued. i think his prescription doesn't match up to the facts. >> arthel: go ahead. >> i think government is too big. nobody can understand the tax code. the problem is richard's first point, i might agree with it if the law and rules were applied equally. you got a lot of liberal preachers in this country that have political candidates and endorsing policies and programs of the obama administration who endorse candidates and never challenged on their tax exemptions. if you are going fair about it. you ought to go after both sides left and right. i think the whole tax code is a mess. you can't understand it. who can understand it? >> arthel: let me jump in. we started this with governor jindal is giving advice to his party focusi

jindal, like many in his party, likes to talk more than he listens on the subject of gun laws and gunhootings on mother's day, we thought it might be helpful to provide some facts that governor jindal might consider including in his next speech to the nra. the center for american progress reports his state not only has the worst gun murder rate in the country, it also has the highest gun homicide rate among children. in addition, it has the second worst gun homicide rate for women in the country. so, mr. jindal, instead of talking about protecting the nra at next year's convention, what do you think about how you might protect the mothers and children from gun violence in your state? because take it from me, the nra can look after itself. >>> and a quick note on 2016. of all the republicans dipping a toe in the presidential waters, rand paul increasingly seems like he's the most ready to dive in. on friday, the kentucky senator charmed the gop faithful at the lincoln dinner in iowa. of course, he went straight for benghazi and his possible opponent. >> first question for hillary clint

sometimes we encourage it to use the hashtag fbj, forget bobby jindal.of poverty, hi education tax and proposals have indicated his lack of interest. if you maybe we should be remembering another louisiana governor, huey long. the epic bombastic political personality of his age long articulated a breath -- he called it simply "share or wealth." long, governing louisiana minced no words. the way to alleviate poverty was to take from the top and give to the bottom. he advocated a cap on the wealth of millionaires, proposed an aggressive redistribution, and argued that a home was a basic human rights. long made investments in public infrastructure, including hospitals, schools and roads, and long abhorred massive wealth inequality. in typically fashion, he once used a barb quu metaphor to explain the problems with wealth concentration. >> how many men ever went to a barbecue and would let one man take off the table what's intended for nine tenths of the people to eat. the only way you'll ever be able to feed the balance of, is to make that man bring back so

first up, bobby jindal of louisiana in just a few minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> bobby jindal will speak shortly. joining us on the line is a senior political from politico, jonathan martin. manchester is a familiar place. what are these dinners is important for the potential candidates and parties? >> important and the reason you see that candida is there so soon is because the kinds of people they will be speaking to our that donors in the grassroots supporters of the party, that they will need if they run down the road. these are the people who fund the campaigns who really are the worker bees of the party. mick envelopes, and these events are designed to give those kinds of voters a first look a, an introduction at the candidates who will be back here in the next couple years. >> how to the candidate to arrange to speak at these events? >> a great question. interest, is based on and is also it just expressed in them. the good people of iowa and n

governor jindal is reportedly considering a presidential run in 2016. the event was held at the radisson hotel in downtown new hairhis remarks are about 20 nu[applause] >> i want to thank everybody for coming out today to help support our deserved of republican senators who are making such a great difference. let's give them a round of applause for the tremendous work they're doing. even before i get started, i also want to thank not only at nhe republican but as a american for sending kelly ayotte to the united states senate. what a fantastic job she is doing for us everyday. she is courageous, she stands for our present bulls. i want to thank you. what in addition to washington, d.c. it would be easy to talk about everything president obama is doing wrong. but i want to assume you already know that. i assume you know that and you agree with that. many of us worked hard to make him a one-term president. i want to talk about something different. i want to talk about where do we go as a republican party. if all you do is watch the networks and listen to

palin and we heard from the texas senator, and governor rick perry and louisiana governor, bobby jindal. and we also heard from one of the nra's superstars, wayne lapierre, and he is one of the big faces of the nra. listen to what he had to say. >> we know every word spoken today and throughout the weekend will be scrutinized by our opponents. but let me make this perfectly clear. we will never back away from our resolve to defend our rights and the rights of all law-abiding american gun owners. >> reporter: so that's what we will hear more of today. we will here again from wayne la pierre. they will tell members where gun rights stand in america and what needs to be done and what they want the members to do. again, today i think the key word today will be politics. >> thank you. >>> now to kids and guns and the tragedy this week in kentucky. did you hear about this, a 5-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his 2-year-old sister with a .22 rifle he got from his birthday. it was purchased by this site, cricket.com. the site is down apparently for maintenance. some people are asking

bobby jindal, for you. okay. bobby jindal. who knows if that's true.true he ex-or sized his girlfriend. >> stephanie: not as in spinning class. his college girlfriend had a demon. >> bought her some pilates equipment. >> stephanie: not that kind of exercise. an exorcism. his wife could be first lady and you know, be giving a speech. hello! maybe he didn't -- it was incomplete. >> does your head spin around? that's what i want to know. >> stephanie: if it's not done correctly, do they come back? ann from north carolina, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning. i love your show. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i'm a little blue dot surrounded by a red area in the mountains of north carolina and eastern tennessee. >> stephanie: yikes. hello little blue dot. go ahead. >> caller: i want to get back to representative tom cole and what he said yesterday on the radio. he's not running again so i guess this is why he said it. he said the president called me and said michelle and i are praying for everybody there and blah blah, blah. a

senator rand paul of kentucky heads to iowa to keynote a gop dinner and bobby jindal headlines an event for local republicans in new hampshire. it's only may 2013, but in some ways it feel like 2016. christi? >> not already. paul, thank you so much. >>> a funeral director met with outraged and rejection over the possible burial of a boston bombing suspect. what is going to happen to tamerlan tsarnaev's body and what do you think about it? coming up, stay close. >>> a decision to charge admission at new york's 9/11 memorial. not everybody is too happy. the museum board said the museum is going to charge somewhere between $20 to $25 when the site opens next year. families of 9/11 victims say the museum should be free. >>> one of the best free museums in new york, at least until tuesday. when the arts of work go up for auction in christy's. they include picasso and other works of art. some celebrities could be at the auction, maybe even leonardo dicaprio as well as some of new york's billionaires. so, if you like the art, you might like the people watching there. >>> a florida teenager is

. >> the boy bobby jindal naturally stabbed his sister. >> and now the governor unveiled his revisedudget plan and he is providing more for a reserved fund. it is not enough for social services in recent years as some democrats have demanded but it now goes to the state legislature. lawmakers have until june 15th to come up with a spending plan. the federal deficit is now projected to come in well below what was estimated just a few months ago but it is 642 billion john pillow its estimate. >>> now they are having concerns about the bay bridge and they are grilling them about the bad bolts on the span. they want to know why they are using bolts which have been banned due to the risk they could crack. they are working on fixing the problem and one project manager said quote, the bay bridge still has a fighting chance to open this year. >>> train 102 about an hour ago hit a pedestrian in san bruno during during the right-of-way and they did stop all service at one time and now they have single tracking and the train that was involved is still on the scene, so it is causing major delays

guest speaker louisiana bobby jindal took several swipes at the democratic nominee for the governor's race, terry mccall. >> the candidate's wife mentioned the long time pro-life beliefs. >> our next governor should be someone who respects human life at any stage. >> he promises to defend the u.s. constitutional. >> i was the first attorney in the nation to defend the federal health care law, right here in richmond. >> he also promised to maintain virginia's conservative business climate. >> do we want a governor who undermines our right to work laws or a governor who stands up for freedom to union bosses. >> virginia and new jersey are the two gubernatorial elections this year. expect budgets of money to flow into the campaigns. >> state senator has won the republican nomination for state attorney general. now comes 35 years after his party won the party's senate nomination. >> a woman is behind bars this morning, accused of shooting her husband to death. the sheriff's office says they were called to a home in sterling on blossom drive friday evening for reports of shots fired. they

louisiana governor bobby jindal thinks that's just great.ucation act in an interview with education nation last month. >> i've got no problem if the local school board says we want to learn about creationism. let's teach them about intelligence design. teach them the best. give them the tools where they can make up their own mind. not only in science, but as they learn about other controversial issues. whether it's global warming, climate change or other issues, what are we scared of? >> what are we scared of? here's what i'm scared of. i'm scared of children being taught to go into the world thinking it's just a few thousand years old, not the 4.5 billion years of age scientists have determined it to be. that those children may be learning not just about evolution but something called creationism and intelligent design in science class, and i'm scared that they're not being taught the difference between science and religion. karen carter peterson, a louisiana state senator who has been our guest previously hads introduced yearly repeals of

bobby jindal at a fund-raiser. that is live from manchester at 6:00. also live tomorrow, kentucky senator rand paul will be speaking at the lincoln day dinner in cedar rapids. how different it was from what we face today, many things are radically different. there are no radical leftist parties or secular parties in afghanistan today. that has been wiped out. in the 1970's cut those were the powerful forces. for much of the 1970's was a secularist modernizer. he was replaced by the afghan communist, who began to try to remodel their society. they very quickly ran aground with that. the whole country rose up against them and that is why the soviets had to come in. what is amazing is the way that invasion and the almost unending civil war that has followed, compounded by the u.s. intervention in 2001, has completely wiped out that old afghanistan that we saw in the 1960's and 1970's. 1979stian caryl on sunday night at 9:00. from the u.s. senate on c-span. senators from both sides of the aisle spoke on the floor about the syrian civil war and the use of c

governor bobby jindal, rick santorum, oliver north, ted nugent and, of course, the one and only glenn beck. his saturday night stand and fight rally is already sold out, offering up overflow seating with discounts for multi-seat purchases. if you want to see where right wing culture and gun culture overlap, it would look just about like this. right now, the right wing gun culture is sitting in the ballroom of the houston oil hotel maybe sipping champagne. we don't know what they're talking about. they have a lot to celebrate. they have good cause to be really psyched right now. they just beat back massively popular but tiny expansion of background checks for gun buyers. democrat joe manchin says he'll bring that bill back and convinced he'll ultimately get it through the senate and president obama says we'll keep trying and the handful of those have suffered since denying the background checks. that's part of the game. the folks in the grand ballroom right now, it's not their phone numbers. they're going to keep selling and enjoying their guns, something they've gotten very good at. c

i'm sure there are many up-and-coming young people, bobby jindal, and we will just have to keep looking hoping that people are courageous and forward thinking. >> etta. >> does the message of personal responsibility sell politically anymore? we've seen president obama suggesting universal prekindergarten care, basically telling parents it's not their responsibility to prepare their children for school, but rather the government's. i don't think your mother would have bought that message. she understood it was for you to do that but we seem to be ex-expanding things that the government can do instead of individuals. can the politicians stand up and say, sorry, we aren't going to give you any more programs, it's for you to take care of your lives? >> i think it can sell but we have to start talking about it. see, the political -- the politically correct police have silenced the debate. we have to create the debate again and allow the people who are in the middle will have an ah-hah moment. >> the speech, the part about your mother touched me so deeply. i'm a mother of young boys. i'm wond

rand paul heads to iowa to keynote a gop dinner and bobby jindal headlights an event for republicanshire. it's only may 2013 but in some ways it feels like 2016. fred? >> thanks, paul. >>> witness says hundreds of garment workers killed in a building collapse last monday were underpaid and forced to work in deplorable conditions. we'll show you how you can help change things. see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. automatically filter amount of light. way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. vision source locations today new transitions vantage xtractive lenses experience life well lit. adaptive lens is best for you. >>> more than 600 bodies have been recovered from the rubble of a building that collapsed in bangladesh two weeks ago. the vibration of heavy machinery led to the collapse. we take a look at the garment export industry in bangladesh. >> reporter: the garment industry found a natural home in poor nations. way to provide an abundance of cheap ready made clothing is finding a huge labor pool that's paid little. bangladesh is now the second largest appare

i know that we saw bobby jindal make a speech last nate, he was making similar allegations against theainly, rand paul is someone that we are keeping a close eye on. we were enjoying his filibuster the other month. that was a very interesting sort of political play for him. i know the base really likes him. he doesn't carry the same baggage that his father did in certain ways and so, i think we will have to see what comes of rand paul but issues he is not going to let go of, not by a long shot h >> mentioned bobby jindal, giving a speech in virginia later today. we have got an excerpt from that speech. he is going to say among other things, "when you grow government this big, these kinds of scandals are inevitable and he bears responsibility for that." he being, of course, president obama. at what point -- at what point do republicans run thie in the overplaying their hand, maeve reston? >> some are being cautious about that. bobby jindal today is going to use his bully pulpit as the head of the republican governors association to call for throwing irs officials into the slammer. you s

. >> i look at a guy like scott walker and bobby jindal and rick perry. there are state capitols where you are seeing real reform and real change and that gives me hope that we can do it here in washington. >>> our james rosen had his e-mails -- you shake your head. >> every once in a while it is lucky on a grand scale. had the president of the united states, design a system to discredit fox because he decided this was a conservative channel and he was going to make sure it didn't matter. now you find out at a level that is grotesque that a justice department was targeting a reporter at fox. when the "new york times" writes an editorial defending fox news i think everybody involved ought to feel fox is vindicated. these guys apparently to wire tapping his mother and father. >> phone records. >> it was his mother and father. my point is, first of all, going after reporters, even the president said we don't want to make it criminal for reporters to do their job. i think that here we have a remarkable vindication of fox news because you had somebody doing th

bobby jindal stumped for an amendment in his state, establishing strict scrutiny for any laws relatedo guns in the whole state of louisiana. the new law essentially privileges the second amendment in such a way that even the kind of gun laws that everybody has, the most basic gun laws like if you're a convicted felon you can't buy a gun. even though laws that everybody has, those are in jeopardy in louisiana and are, in fact, being overturned by lower courts who feel like they have to overturn those laws because of that nra supported change in the state constitution. since the elementary school massacre at newtown, connecticut, in december, the only changes that we have had in policy have been at the state level. but honestly, the only states that have enacted stricter laws on guns, taken action to reduce gun violence are basically blue states. new york, colorado, california, maryland, connecticut, blue states are acting. red states are not. or if they are in states like louisiana where you might think the case for reform would be the strongest. those states are running in the opposit

. >> then louisiana governor bobby jindal let us know who would be getting nipped and tucked away. >> we've got to stop being the stupid party. we've had a number of republicans that damaged with offensive and bizarre comments. i'm here to say we've had enough of that. >> as laid out by the republican leadership, the political plastic surgery plan promised a fresh new face that would be a lot more brown and a lot less stupid. offensive and strange. okay. last week after a post defeat recovery period, it was time for the big reveal. we got our first look at the new and improved party when virginia republicans unveiled their nominees for the state's top spots in the november election politically. there couldn't be a better or more supportive environment than virginia. for the republicans to unveil their new look. i mean, virginia today is a far cry from the virginia that was once the home to the capital of the confederacy. this is the virginia that was the first state in the nation or commonwealth to elect an african-american as governor by popular vote. this is the virginia that helped

so for example, bobby jindal, he's very conservative and very popular in louisiana.ott walker, the republican in wisconsin. there was a huge recall. the recall failed. wisconsin, you would think, is a liberal state, but it has a republican governor. >> is there a credibility problem? a study found since january 52% of republicans' statements tracked by politifact were rated mostly or entirely false. more than half of the statements made by republicans compared 24% of the statements made by democrats. obviously they don't rate every statement. >> and there's a new study that shows that politifact in particular targets republicans for saying their statements are false far more often than they do for democrats so i don't take politifact fact-checking seriously. again, they track with the issues that they care about and going into it i think it's going to be an election about economic issues and liberty and these scandals that are engulfing them at this point. >> are we still going to be hearing about the things that call them skanl dals, controversies? benghazi, the irs

whether you can looking at scott walker or bobby jindal, rick perry, there are a lot of smart peoplelot of common sense things that aren't necessarily unconservative, but they're actually working. >> there's a high risk to republicans that 2014 gives them a false positive in the way 2010 did. the electorate in the midterm is older and whiter a the a time when whites over 45 are voting 60%-plus republican than the presidential year. especially with the irs controversy looming, the opportunity for republicans to further turn out their base, and they could have a good election in 2014 without solving any underlying demographic problems that has caused democrats to win the popular vote in five out of six. whether the party can come from that and then move to a more expansive, inclusive agenda in 2016 is not a simple equation. >> 15 seconds. >> that's what reince priebus is all about and i think the chairman is going a good job and i think we will, in fact, recognize that a negative victory in '14 isn't the same as a positive victory in '16. >> somebody has got to learn to compromise. tha

profile speaking this afternoon include former alaska governor sarah palin, louisiana governor bobby jindaly, and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. observers expect the national meeting to be something of a victory lap since last month the u.s. senate shot down a gun sales background check measure that the nra was firmly against even though it enjoyed widespread support among the public. >>> the tough talk back and forth between the united states and north korea may have cooled off a bit, but the pentagon is still convinced that north korea wants a nuclear weapon, one that can reach targets in america. the u.s. military sent its annual report to congress yesterday describing north korea's nuclear program as ambitious. the polgt does not expect the current north korean leader to stray far from his father's strategy. u.s. leaders had initially hoped kim jong-un would be a reformer when he took control of the country in 2011. >>> it should not be long before jurors in the jodi arias trial start besiding her fate. today her defense attorneys present their closing arguments just one day

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such leaders as governor dropout sarah palin, freshman senator ted cruz, louisiana governor bobby jindal, who has a whopping 38% approval rating in his own state. and republican presidential campaign losers rick perry and rick santorum. but the really big event is, of course, saturday night in what the nra is calling, quote, their words, the most important gathering of the year. and that, of course, can only mean a keynote speech by glenn beck. and to close the convention sunday night, ted nugent will speak about, quote, repaying our debt to here owes, end quote. apparently the nra could not get an actual military veteran to speak about, quote, the ultimate sacrifices of the u.s. military warriors and their families. so they got ted nugent. joining me now are nra enemies list ej deion, columnist for the "washington post" and "huffington post" sam stein. ej, i want to start with you, because you are the only one among us who is actually on the nra's enemies list. you've earned it. others of us have tried to earn it. and apparently -- >> you don't get there -- more than earned it. >> but e

bobby jindal tweeted while we were in the break that democrats and liberals don't believe in the dynamicin things that the government can do. when the levees broke, that was a government. no private company is going to take us to space. that was about science and improving the human condition and that used to be a bipartisan thing. we used to all believe that america should lead but now we're just cutting away all of the things that are the best that our country's government is capable of doing and it's really sad that no one stood up and talked about this when the sequester was going into place. >> tell me about diabetes research. >> well, gosh, my own lab work is on diabetes. i know a lot about this. >> so do i. >> i know you do, chris. we have made more discoveries about the causes of diabetes than any time before that. we've learned what the genetic factors are that place people at risk and point us to new pathways waiting for the next drug development to achieve. we're waiting for an opportunity now to build an artificial pancreas to supply people insulin that feeds back your gl glu

we had governor bobby jindal in new hampshire.s, we heard from governor chris christie. >> i did this for myself, my wife, and my children. and unlike some of you, they will still pay attention to me whether i run for president or not. >> you buy that one? you've run presidential campaigns. >> i don't think he gained weight after he became governor of new jersey and decided it's time to lose weight. you take his explanation as valid of what he says. i think so much of what's going on now, with the presidential campaign in 2016, started right after november 2012. that's when the presidential election for 2016. and for me, all of this, so much of the discussion, the release of the ad on benghazi, has to do with 2016 and try to hurt hillary clinton. all of the scandals, all have to do with 2016. the interesting thing to me, if hillary clinton doesn't run, this will be the first time in more than a generation, where both parties have no heir apparent to run for this office. before 1960, this is -- since 1960, this hasn't happened befo

as part of the gubernatorial faction in the 2016 field the list includes christie and jindal.r not only has executive experience, he used executive authority to achieve a goal conservatives, to break the hold public employee unions have on government in many states." ed schultz fought that fight on our network all the way through. scott walker might be the bridge between the chris christies and the people on the other side, the ted cruzs, because he's from part of the country your party has to win, the midwest. >> byron gets stories nobody else does. this was one of them. what i look at is, who's going to come out of iowa? there's going to be three, four people out of it. if it was today, you'd have rand paul, santorum, and you would have scott walker. all of them fit the bill of somebody who will resonate all across the state and do well and all of a sudden you're off to the races. i think a lot of these other people you mentioned are going to have trouble playing in iowa. >> let me go back to you on that, david. from the other point of view, progressive point of view. i don'

and certainly bobby jindal talking about activist judges and the discussion by sarah palin of tobaccoms like this is a culture war that the nra would like to wage. >> it seems the nra is still sticking by their playbook since newtown, they're doubling down on the kind of out of touch rhetoric, calling it the war of northern aggression, that the vast majority of americans don't support. there's nothing new with the nra. i think what is new in this issue, in this gun policy debate is what was happening outside of the conference. victims and survivors of gun violence were reading the names of everyone who has been killed from firearms since newtown. i have never seen this movement, the people i work with, so active, so energized, with so many new people calling. this is what it's been told to me. this is what it was like when the brady bill began to pass and the bill that followed suit. this is what's different now. >> i would agree with colin's broader point. that the resurgence of support from gun safety advocates is marked. that is new. but i also think it's worth remarking on and ana

i like the direction that bobby jindal and the legislature of louisiana are moving.ou have opposition from republicans. you think you can fight him off? >> yes. the big question is whether they won't raise taxes nationally. it is a change in federal law that will make your estate taxes go up. that is not about the internet. it is not about sales taxes. they want to be able to export corporate taxes from north dakota in two other states. that is the danger. stuart: thank you, grover norquist. check the big board. let's get to lauren simonetti. >> big winner. the stock is soaring 21%. their revenue grew and they raised their full-year forecast. they are really successfully engaging their users on mobile. they are bringing and advertisers on mobile. stuart: as you are reporting that 21% gain for yelp this morning, our colleague, charles payne, was throwing a fit. charles: a huge win. a huge move. i looked at it. i was this close. stuart: let's start again with harry reid. we have talked a lot about him. remember this? >> the sequester could also cost the country and hum

i mentioned bobby jindal and i would like to mention brian sandoval, the governor of montana and the governor of new mexico. neither of them have gotten in the national fight over union reform or election reform that governor scott walker or tom corbett in pennsylvania or john kasich and ohio. notinez and sandoval have had so much attention but they have dealt with deeper deficits and had done some things that work with the state legislature, the democratic-controlled chambers. i would keep an eye on them. i wrote a hot line spotlight which is a memo to d.c. insiders a couple of days ago. i would not be surprised if you saw martinez and sandoval getting a little bit of buzz and they will be on somebody's vice- presidential short list . host: we've got a republican at the dinner friday in south carolina, ted cruz said change happens quickly. more of what he had to say. [video clip] change happens quickly. republicans are demoralized about november, 2012. i want to remind you of 2005. in 2005, george w. bush had just been reelected president. republicans had control of both the house a

we will reair later the speech by bobby jindal from early this evening, speaking in new hampshire. this is live coverage on c-span. >> may i have your attention, please? may i have your attention, ladies and gentlemen. sorry to interrupt but we're ready to get the program started. if you can find your seat and we'll get things started right now. i'm david fisher. i'm the chairman of the republican party of iowa. i was born in cedar rasmeds and it's great to be with you tonight and bring you a first-class lineup of conservative heavyweights so it's my privilege to say welcome to you to the iowa g.o.p.'s 2013 lincoln dinner. now, to get things started off right, if you are able would you please rise as we give thanks and please remain standing afterwards for the pledge. i'd like to introduce a friend of mine to lead us in prayer. he's a pastor, a member of our iowa .comstate central committee. he's our state party secretary and he recently ran for the ffice of county swfer in mahasca county, and he won. pastor mark dolan. [applause] >> would you pray with me, please. almighty and gra

. >> last week, louisiana governor, bobby jindal, spoke at a fundraiser for the gop state senate action committee. isn't talked about as a possible contender in the 2016 presidential election. from manchester, this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you are very, very much. thank you for that generous introduction and your colleagues for the tremendous work you do. i want to thank everybody for coming to support or conservative, republican senators who make such a great difference in their state. let's give them a round of applause for the tremendous work they are doing. [applause] even before i get started, i want to thank you not only as a republican and louisiana in, but in american resending kelley ayotte to the united states senate. what a fantastic job she is doing for us every day. [applause] she's courageous, stands for principles and i want to thank you goodwin improvements in washington d.c. it would be easy to get appeared in a speech at the lot of applause on attacking president obama, talking about failed policies in all the things he's doing wrong. i'm going to assume y

volume that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic.trfi tony over to you.yo >>> louisiana governor bobby jindald off the republican convention over the weekend. wed telling republicans that ken cuccinelli for virginia has thee courage hive conviction. co what are the convictions of ken cuccinelli? for more on that we turn to thee ken who wrote all about this onn the paper. i were there at the convention.v >> i was there gavel to gavel. >> we will talk because it was s surprise at the end. >> a surprise at the end on the lieutenant dorc governor. >> i think most folks in in virginia know what his convictions are. the question is how will he he present those convictions durino the course of the campaign. >> it's clear what he is tryingr do in terms of campaigning. he is very outspoken conservative. he is a hero with the religiousi party and the right. righ he has run more conservative cos than the current governor who i bob mcdonnell who is pretty con seive tivconservative himsei is down playing all of that, he is emphasizing jobs and the economy. in his acceptance speech one spe saturday morning

and next hour the governor of louisiana, governor bobby jindal, will take to the podium followed by former. >>> a train derailment today in the suburb of san antonio, texas, and you can see these pictures, the sig and the zzig f the cars, ten cars in row towal derail pd. hauling nothing hazardous and no injuries reported. >> thank you very much. >>> guy on the left, you recognize him, rocker john bon jovi, and of course new jersey governor chris christie signing a bill into law that provides legal protection for people who overdose on drugs. this is designed to encourage reporting of overdoses so victims don't end up dead. >> and i hope that governor christie's actions here will cause other states to stand up and to pay attention and also to follow in his footsteps. >> what is so personal about this for john bon jovi, it's because his family has recently been affected by drugs. his daughter reportedly overdosed on heroin in her dorm room last fall. >>> and a dad who lost his son to leukemia has found a unique way to help hundreds of other kids win their battle against the disease. his grou

it is a good thing for bobby jindal in louisiana because the last thing we need is a louisiana politician on the house ways and means committee. this is america. we need to do things for americans. 2005, when all the lies about the iraq war and bush was reelected, and now it is the democrats that did all the lying over the last year, making sure everything was shuffled under the table so that barack obama could be reelected. all i can tell you is this country needs more than two parties. guest: we are conducting oversight and the reason this whole thing blew up with the irs is basically because the house ways and means committee, chairman camp and myself, conducting oversight, we basically did the groundwork that got the inspector general involved in this and that is why we are where we are today with the american people seeing some sunlight shed on the operations of the irs. this is just the beginning, and we are going to continue this process. i take my role as chairman of the oversight subcommittee on ways and means very seriously. i took over that position in the last congress, and we

"road to the white .ouse" is from iowa step is governor bobby jindal. paul00, remarks from rand at the iowa republican lincoln date dinner in cedar rapids. live coverage at 8:00, all getting under way at 6:00. harry forng, prince to is abated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns in arlington. tours ins served two afghanistan and did this as part of his american tour. this fromlook at earlier today. >> present arms. plays]ave the queen" ["the star-spangled banner" plays] >> present arms. plays] >> because prince harry this morning at the tombs of the unknowns at arlington national ceremony. -- cemetery. he continues on this afternoon with a stop at walter reed military hospital and flight the 13 orado springs for the 200 year games. his trip will include visits to parts of new jersey affected by hurricane sandy, and greenwich, connecticut. is department may be nearing a stage where the frequency of this crime and the perception that there is tolerance of debt could very well undermine our ability to effectively carry out the mission an

on a bill that would set debt priorities requiring the and at arst, bobby jindal fundraiser. that is live. coverage continues on 8:00 when rand paul speaks at the lincoln day dinner. >> post on 11, a lot more people cared about nasa security -- national security issues than was the case before. all of a sudden there was market for former cia folks. even former national security or he all of those guys who were used to operating in the shadows saw a market for their services as commentators, book writers. there was the somewhat uncomfortable interaction between the agencies and these former and toy ease. s. former employee >> at september 11 has moved farther into history, i have changed my mind. i think that waterboarding is probably something we should not be in the business of doing. we are americans and we are better than that. >> this is a guy who i think by all accounts meant well. who served his country. al rest is live to take on qaeda in pakistan. he is going to prison for 30 months, leaving his young family be fine. >> this weekend, scott shane on his feature story f

politico has this new article out today in which it previews a speech by louisiana governor bobby jindalinia republicans to target political organizations for scrutiny and be sent to prison. >> he's not the only one. we also heard speaker boehner echoing a similar sentiment and what do you think the chances are that we'll see someone go to jail? >> i think it's way too early to know if anybody can go to jail, but i do think it was note worth they this week the attorney general said that the fbi is going to investigate the irs, and investigate what happened there and see if there was any criminal wrong doing. even the administration is not dismissing the chance of criminality out of hand, but i do think this does play to the chances of republicans overreaching here. they don't need to call for people to go to prison just yet because people might end up going prison, but we don't know until the facts just let come out and play itself out. republicans don't need to be the ones calling for it because the facts themselves in the irs case are so bad you don't even need to politicize it, you ju