you point out that a lot of these guys, jindal, cruz, they didn't embrace the comments. they didn't say i agree with the comments. >> what i would say, what was interesting about what jindal and cruz said is that, you know, politics, political media is obsessed with sister soldier moments when a party leader or party figureheads look at the base of their party and say no, that's actually going too far. they had a real golden opportunity, the republican party, ted cruz, bobby jindal, had a real opportunity to do something like that, to say actually you know what, as much as we want people to have the right to say what they want in public forum, that goes too far. you don't necessarily get to keep your job if you, in the workplace, say things that are that passe or that out of step with the culture at large. and i think that's the problem for them. they are going to have to find new and interesting ways sort of to like defend people who support their party without actually vouchsafing any of their views. >> politico had a piece that talked about the divide in the republica

what governor jindal has done in louisiana is a model for governors across the country. unfortunately, this program is under threat. attorney general holder and the justice department took louisiana to court, claiming that its educational opportunity program in peds progress made through these -- made through desegregation. in other words, the attorney general is accusing the state of using this program to discriminate against minorities. this kind of an attack on an effective program that is designed to help everyone, providing scholarships to kids , to me asackground political payback to those who oppose school choice. they see school choice as a threat. and they are right. threat to theis a status quo. school choice protects families and children, not bureaucracy. school choice is about making sure that every student, like elijah and like brian, who have high aspirations and big dreams beyond the challenges in their daily lives, insurers than the they can have the best teachers and the best possible school environment. surely, that is a goal that all of us can agree o

bobby jindal, conservative, i think.s nice to see john mccain mention bobby jindal's name, too. they aren't the only senators in the dpmplsz running. >> he's been a long-standing senator, ran for president. are people going to listen to him when they decide who they like. >> when you're talking about influencials, he has a lot of stock among people who give money, organize. to have him stand by you as a man who was a former nominee of the party would suggest you have serious credentials, a serious candidate. i want to reiterate something chris said. i think for the tea party activist when they look back at hurricane sandy, his embracing president obama, some of his positions on social issues, gay rights and the like, i think they are going to have a lot of trouble picking him out in the pickup primary. that would be where the contest is. if you look at the numbers now, he's the only republican who runs head to head with hillary clinton. >> exactly. you hit the nail on the head there. as far as primaries, it seems to be t

. >> there are people supporting marco rubio and paul jindal enjoying this, because they're looking at polls in iowa, the first caucuses, and chris christie was competitive. so there's a huge fight now to try to identify those nationwide. and the rivals of chris christie, and nobody wishes this on a member of their own party, but in a republican race in politics, you can bet there are those close to marco rubio and bobby jindal enjoying this. >> we are expecting chris christie to speak any moment now, but as we await the news conference to begin -- here is governor christie coming to the podium. >> coming back here to this office where i've been many times before, and i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i apologize to the people of fort lee, and i apologize to the members of the state legislature. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. there's no doubt in my mind that the conduct that they exhibited is completely unacceptable and showed a lack of respect for their appropriate role of government, and for the people th

now, when speaking here at brookings, governor jindal said to oppose school choice is to oppose equal opportunity for poor and disadvantaged kids in america. i couldn't agree more. but don't take his or my word for it. just look at the results. these scholarships have brought hope and opportunity to thousand of students just like bryan across the state of louisiana. and as russ mentioned, other states. what governor jindal did in louisiana is a model that governor ace cross the country can and should adopt. now unfortunately, this program is under threat. attorney general holder and the justice department took louisiana to court claiming that it education opportunity program impedes progress made through desegregation. in other words, the attorney general is accusing the state of using this program to discriminate against minorities. this kind of attack on an effective program that is designed to help everyone providing scholarships to kids of every background, to me, is political payback to those who oppose school choice. they see school choice as a threat. they're right. school choi

bobby jindal, i remember during the conventions of 2012, bobby jindal was everywhere as the storm approachedcoast. i think he is taking that advice. which is better for people to see you, even if you don't have that much news to report, see that you're on the case and working on it, because for every person who's stuck, can't get out, it's cold, they want to know that their top elected official has his eyes on the prize. >> and jackie, the white house released new background check regulations from the vice president's office doing something about guns. how effective could this be? trying to address the issue of people with mental health problems not having access to guns. >> right. and this all reflects the fact that the administration has not been able to get any legislation through congress given the opposition of even some democrats and the gun lobby in particular. and so in the past year, a year ago, the president in the wake of the newtown massacre had put out a list of 23 things, i think. and most of it was regulations, things they could do without legislation. and the president has sa

something bobby jindal says is worth taking another look at. >> when it comes to medical marijuana, it'sot an issue i have looked closely at. if there is a legitimate it medical need, i would certainly be open to making it available under strict supervision. >>> looking at an after school tutoring program that is helping teens stay out of trouble. >>> car makers are looking past greener cars for their future, general motors is looking at greener factories as well. minor violations. it's the school to prison pipeline. the obama administration has even weighed in on this. >> this is a must-see report. >> major cities facing homelessness. officials in chicago are making a push to document just how many people are homeless so they can offer up help in better ways. >> these are interesting stories. the united nations chief negotiator will be holding separate talks with warring sides from syria. they want to gauge the willingness to sit at the table in geneva. as aljazeera reports, the summit got off to a rocky start. >> all syrian people at the moment want it to stop. >> in a condition presen

bobby jindal is term limited and is considering a reported run for president in 2016. voters in fairfax and loudoun county go to the polls today for a special election. able to use who will fill the senate seat in district 33. because of the expected snow today, voters were encouraged to get out early and cast their ballots early. they're hoping that folks do just that. coverage continues now with a look at slight problems. airlines have reported 12 200 cancellations and delays. travel interruptions on the east coast are expected to cause problems all over the country through tomorrow. virginia has thousands of trucks ready to go after drivers already treated the roads. brianne carter except our live team coverage now. we started to see the snow come down at 8:00. we're still seeing snow here in leesburg. not too many problems out on the roads. you can see we are seeing some of that snow start to stick. ght coating. those crews have been out there since early this morning, treating the roads and plowing them here in virginia. vdot has 4000 cruise across the region trea

as the president is talking about education, okay, governor bobby jindal of louisiana, supposedly the guy who said the gop needs to be the smart party not the stupid party. he tweeted that the obama administration is standing at the -- in front of the schoolhouse door, a reference to george wallace and specifically called out. >> and segregation back if the '60s blocking blacks from going in the door. >> exactly. called out eric holder, attorney general eric holder. i'm not sure how he got him into it. he said it's pretty ironic for the president to be talking about education when the obama administration and a.g. holder are making a stand at the schoolhouse door. so i then tweeted did bobby jindal just equate the obama administration to george wallace and segregationists in the '60s? a follow-up tweet responding to whoever, he tried to explain and say well, they're trying to keep black and brown children in louisiana from getting an education. >> the irony also is that eric holder is married to the black woman that was the little girl george wallace blocked in the door. that just hap

i'm close friends with bobby jindal he was secretary of health and hospitals when i was in office inisiana. he still has a bright future in our nation. and david i think is going to follow the reform measures. i think david has a good path ahead of him. for me, i am focused on the ofues that a large portion conservative minded voters are focused on. this is a long ways away. >> you have criticisms of mr. cassidy. can you talk about that? 2002 inagainst marion the primary. i was a part of the first race when she won. she is actually a friend. i talked to her fairly regularly. we served together in the legislature. differenty we have ideology. they are very good people. i enjoy them. i enjoy the friendship i have with them. that said, my politics are .ifferent than mary's in louisiana, it is a pro-life state. state. natural marriage it is the only statewide democrat left in our state. beat a liberal you had to have a conservative. if we look at the last couple of elections, and the runoff, you've not had conservatives. you have had moderate. .an a term people out in last election she w

republicans west of the really care about this and we would be just as scott walker were or bobby jindal in louisiana? a it is very bad to have screenpl screenplay-like scandal near a media market. and much of his, the love affair ith christie is some people engaged in that love affair are major executives at television him.rks who like he is a cinematic figure and his is the good and bad of chris christie. and it was on display. he has this something in much that don't see plays well on tv and plays well in the political theatre. him.is the good side of the bad side is that can be rough and brusque. you joked that we learned everything about him but his social security number. his did we learn about management style and kind of governor he is and maybe the presidential candidate he might be? >> that is a great question. we didn't learn much because we have to take his word for it. said i don't run an office where this would be tolerated et how could it have happened because any of us who work for people know where the lines are. so, we don't know. what worries those who want to support

governor jindal declared a state of emergency as well. we want to check in with bill karins. this is a lot for the south to take in. >>. everything is closed. i don't know if we have had a day where many schools have been close closed because of the weather. all through the south from houston to the carolinas, school is out today. even local governments are out because they are expecting this ice and snow and sleet mixture. they don't have the equipment to treat it it on the roads. 31 million people will be affected by this storm. we're watching the snow breaking out just north of houston. houston is doing okay. driving in central louisiana, we have the snow and ice it will. that's where we'll continue to see nasty conditions. new orleans, later tonight you'll deal with the worst of it. the windchills are dropping in the northeast today. some of the snow that we're going to deal with historic in nature. once every 10 years, 20 years, areas like virginia beach have a chance for a foot of snow. eastern north carolina, even south carolina. charlton and savannah, they could see a

republican governor bobby jindal of louisiana invited anyone offended to his state. he wrote on facebook he displaced and persecuted new yorkers, you can find refugee loving people and great food in looch in louisiana. governor cuomo says his comments were taken out of context and he was referring only to political candidates. today, virginia's attorney general will begin a push to strike down the state's ban on marriage equality. democrat mark herring on the job just two weeks says he wants to put the commonwealth on quote the right side of the law and history. he is expected to file a brief supporting the lawsuit that challenges the ban on same-sex marriage. now the impendingified in virginia follows recent rulesings in utah, they say the marriage amendments violated the constitution. >>> a mexican national walls executed overnight in texas, despite concerns it would increase dip lo pattic tensions between the u.s. and mexico. edward tomaio, less than three hours before the warrant expired. tamayo was convicted of killing a houston police officer in 1994 after shoo

christie said it's time to end the failed drug war in america on wednesday louisiana governor bobby jindal one of the most conservative governors in the country said he would consider legalizing medical marijuana and just yesterday while attending the world economic forum in davos switzerland texas governor rick perry told reporters oh if governor are begun to implement policies that start moves toward a decriminalization so why are republicans across the country starting to see the light or change their views on pot it might have something to do with that guy rand paul last night of the big picture i talked about how rand paul is now being considered a front runner for the presidential republican nomination in two thousand and sixteen thanks to chris christie's recent troubles and i talked about how many of paul's positions and his views on domestic spying and marriage equality to his views on marijuana decriminalization actually put him to the far left of the official democratic party. that means that he can get a lot of progressive voters along with conservative voters at least those wh

the "occupy" movement, and bobby jindal's response to barack obama's "state of the union" address, talked about how republicans care about addressing inequality, two demonstrations were unheard of from a republican for 30 years. >> the second "occupy --" politician who was listening to activist in obama were saying, they don't believe in the electoral system and they're not going to vote. the point i always make, when you surrender to despair and pessimism, and the system is rigged-ism, what are you saying to our brothers and sisters who fought for over a century for emancipation of slaves, fought and died? that are you saying to the women and some men who fought for almost a century for the vote for women. the cliche, by now a cliche, that the moral arc of the universe is long but benz towards justice, is also a truism, and power is a very mysterious thing, and where the pressure point will be revealed are only evident to us in retrospect, and smart people will keep on trying to find those and we'll try to follow them. >> i love your question. it's a question i want to have. in every roo

lou: governor jindal could not get away with ignoring the real cnn he extended a and invitation to any persecuted yorker and will allow them to find refuge where folks are friendlier than t tax rate is a lot lower. while virginia attorney general urges chris christie to step down from his role of chairman of the republican governors association. he said current investigations into political misconduct will hinder his ability to campaign for other candidates. our first guest says he is a sore loser ao co-host on fox news channel is this sour grapes? >> i do. i think he is upset with chris christie but he is set when he was running the republican governors association did not funnily enough money to virginia and that is why he lost. that is not why he lost. they put a lot of money into that race. it is sour grapes. and tell b.c. this hit the governor directly his position is solid ian p. is doing a great job. lou: here we go again. why can republicans shut up if a republican is in trouble and act like they are in the same party instead of each sharewned? to me it is repugnant and a viola

governor bobby jindal declared a state of emergency, asking motorists to stay off the roads today. >>> several major u.s. airports have reported delays and cancellations. 2,900 domestic flights have been canceled, including about 70 in and out of reagan, 40 in and out of dulles and 40 more in baltimore. atlanta's hartfield canceled 45% of its flights and in chicago, 20% of all flights in and out of o'hare have been canceled due to the cold snap. >>> we'll check in again on chuck bell, who is outside on the weather deck. what's it feeling like out there right now? >> it's plenty cold outside, barbara. the good news is that the wind has eased up a little bit. bad news is that we're still only about 14 degrees on the front lawn. views from our tower cameras around the area, taking a look at the fairly cloudy sky in places. view from our tower here, looking southbound across the cathedral. very gray sky there. prince george's county looking northbound toward the woodrow wilson bridge. no ice in this area is thick enough to support people safely. stay off the ice for sure. out in reston to

i like bobby jindal. i like a number of those people. they have succeeded in states that have most republicans and democrats. >> i am deciding. i think it's too hard at this point, too far out until we know more. >> that's not an answer. who do you like. your dad gave chris christie. do you like chris christie? >> i like chris christie but we got in a fight and now i don't like him any more. >> what happened? did he hit on you? >> i said he may not be my top contender i like marco rubio. >> actor steven segal is thinking of making a possible run for governor. megan appears to be keen on that idea saying the action movie actor go for it. >> are you excited about this? >> i am excited. >> bring some attention to arizona. >> some attention to arizona. when asked if he would ever run for president again senator mccain has said the people have decided he would not run again for president. but he said he is on the top of his game and will obviously run for reelection as senator. >>> kelly wright joining us in the studio. >> only one can emerge

. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal wasn't letting that go by. sean hanty couldn't get away with ignoring louisiana, the governor extending an invitation and will allow them to find ref rouge in louisiana where the tax rates are a lot lower. ken cuccinelli urging chris christie to step down from his role as chairman of the republican governor's association. cuccinelli said current investigations into christie's alleged political misconduct will hinder his ability to campaign. joining us now is co-host of the five on fox news. you think this is sour grapes? >> i do. i think cuccinelli is upset with chris christie. he's upset that chris christie when he was running the republican governor's association didn't funnel enough money to cuccinelli's race in virginia, lou and that's why he ot why he lost. it is sour grapes. look, until we see this scandal or bridgegate hit the governor directly, his position with the rga is solid and i think he's doing a great job. >> it struck me that here we go again, why can't republicans shut up, if a republican is i

>> caller: the republican party needs to nominate the bradley burns in the bobby jindal's and i would like for this writer to talk about this individual who won. >> host: are you familiar with this race? >> guest: yes, i am, actually. i talked about this race in alabama and i believe it was district one and it pitted a tea party conservative and i think we are going to see a slew of these races in 2014 when i think organizations like the chamber of commerce which is considered an establishment organization, that it will begin to have some of these more far right candidates. and this is such a huge test for the tea party and 2013 as well. and it is a sign of what is to come in 2014. and i think that what this race does, i believe that it solidifies the thesis that there is a civil board within the party. when you mentioned haley barbour, i speak candidly about him and i actually call him one of the grown-ups in the republican party. so i think that we are going to see people like haley barbour and some of the other grown-ups or elder statesman within the party began to stand up and spe

guys like bobby jindal, scott walker, wisconsin, i think that would probably make you happy. you have got a lot of good governors out there. i think we have got four senators, in particular, that i'm paying close attention to. ted cruz. rand paul, mike lee, i don't think mike lee would ever run. and marco rubio. but i think between the governors, and, you know, maybe governor nikki haley. she suspect for re-election this year susanna martinez is another rock star. we have got a lot of good people that i look at as conservative. i'm not looking for a republican. i'm looking for people that want to take bold distances and solve our problems. not people that want to play politics. >> all right. i know that you are not a big fan of president obama. so in 2016, what will be his biggest vulnerability that he leaves behind for the democratic party that the conservatives, republicans will seize on? what is the single most vulnerable point. >> the obvious answer i think, greta, would be the debt. he will double the debt. he will accumulate more debt than every other president combined

of course you have potential candidates like governor bobby jindal, former governor boesh possibly i think a dark horse like susanna martinez in the mexico of course. she hasn't talked about running. she is avoiding the limelight but still i think you have a number of candidates with the gubernatorial experience who i think could play well in 2016. >> host: in your book the gop civil war you write the road ahead has great challenges and as a party that has become more tone deaf and intransigent since the election of the first president of colored. the of a seemingly insurmountable hurdle to climb through the gop is the young voters. >> guest: the republican party lost young voters among the number of demographics and i think they will need to win going forward in 2012 young voters, not just young voters that when men and people of color and i think if the republican party wants to be seen as a national force going forward, they are going to need to find a way to promote policies, promote ideas that resonate not only with young voters, but with women and minorities, and i think that m

the governor, bobby jindal said in earlier reports said he's happy with the pace of center. other state centers and people here are wondering if congress can take back that money and perhaps redistribute it so that the fight, the bureaucratic fight doesn't continue here. that may be a problem. let me walk you through here through this gutted shell. this is what you see in the lower ninth ward. pretty much where you look buildings like this, homes, structures like this, full of disaster, and just sitting here block after block, and we talked earlier to folks earlier today also, one of the gentleman who runs the lower ninth ward development group said he's appalled that his neighborhood looks like this nine years later. where are the funds and when will they be spent to make new orleans better, tony. >> robert, in the lower ninth ward, thank you. >>> it was one of the signature programs of president johnson's war on poverty. head start is designed to give children from low-income families a better chance to succeed in school. lisa stark reports its funding could be at serious

. >> i had a comment of bobby jindal when he did his response. >> they are not good, never good, butthe president's speech. the president's speech by -- by far was considered empty of any serious proposals. >> i would say next year, gop, reince priebus, let it go. >> but it's not a fair fight. it's not set up or staged to be. >> and what eric said is right. why in the world they demand to have that, when you can't get anywhere near the pomp and circumstance of the rest of it. makes no sense whatsoever. >> all right. we've got to go. >> moving on up. >> debating to read this tweet from laura levities. >> typical what have they said. >> the woman who wanted to rip out the uterus of karate mcmorris rodgers and do something to it. >> i know you didn't want to say it. >> it's just the point that we actually have to avoid what the left says because it's so repulsive. >> don't say -- stop saying the left. >> like reading the bashir stuff. >> make it sound like we're a big crowd marching in lockstep. just not the case. most left people that i know find that stuff on msnbc deplorable, and the

christie, rubio, bush, walker, jindal, cruz and perry and a couple of others who may pop-up. republicans is two things. one is that they're interested in this big field of potential candidates, and second of all, they want this big field of potential candidates to prove that 2014 is about something bigger than their own personal ambition by going out and putting their should tore the wheel and doing everything they can to -- as i move around the country talking to grass roots republicans, they're really interested in who's a possibility, they're thinking about this guy or thinking about that guy. but they want to see what those guys do to help the cause in 2014 and that's going to be an important measure by which they judge them? >> and the question, o'reilly is, are you going to be in it? because the field is wide open. >> yeah, i know. me raising none? money? no, couldn't do it. >> you and goldberg is a ticket. think about this, florida and new york, two big power houses. >> if i were president and goldberg was vice president, he would be in every funeral in the conga i cou

i like our governors, susannah martin martinez, nikki haley, scott walker, bobby jindal. great governors, i want ted cruz in it, rand paul in it, and marco rubio in it. i think there are stars, i think chris christie had some problems in terms of his position and the base getting the nomination. i think the mainstream media doesn't understand conservatism, the tea party. it is a much bigger force within the republican party than they think. there is a rising tide of conservatism, not republicanism. so anybody that's conservative that's solution oriented that will turn the country around and make us feel good about living in america, and get people back to work and off of welfare, i'm for them. >> and somebody who can run and win? >> lower 25678s, lower regulations, killing business. someone that will drill. we have more natural resources, shale oil, oil itself, natural gas, coal than all the middle east combined. >> you need to think about moving to south dakota then. >> north dakota. the unemployment rate in north dakota is 2.6%. in midland, texas it's 6%. >> it makes ou

but it's too easy to say governor jindal was right when he urged them to stop being the stupid party. maybe deep down the right knows what it's actually doing. maybe they know that in american politics, the occult of victim hood is very seductive and this unrepenta unrepentant, "duck dynasty" patriarch is out of casting. known as straight white males whose way of life is under attack who are real men and yet martyrs to who must band together to preserve in america that they say the left and the blacks and the women and the gays are destroying. as brian boyler rights today in salon, he reflects an american cultural subset the gop depends upon for its survival. his new status as a symbol of defiance, entrenchment against the supposed pc police as a man who cannot be defeated helps the duck commander brand and the gop brand and gives the right a symbol to cling to. and who needs to cling to guns and god when you've got phil? and at the 2016 gop convention on their final night, instead of clint eastwood, they'll call on phil. and as he walked to the podium, a breathing symbol of the embat

but people like jeb bush, chris christie, scott walker, john kasic, bobby jindal, rand paul, paul ryan, they know that the most important election for our country, the election this year. to the degree that they have time for politics, their political energy is going to be focused on this year. chris christie is the chairman of the republican governor's association. 36 governors races this year. so that's where people are focused and then as jeb says, after these elections, then is the time to decide am i going to run for president and it's a hard decision. i can tell you that personally. >> i know indeed. let me does you about immigration. you've been a big leader for a bipartisan agreement on immigration reform and house gop has released its principles and there is a step towards legalization and this is going to be controversial with some of your party. how should the party move going forward, should they try to work with the white house and come up with some way to do step by step immigration reform? >> well, the house has already announced last year. they are not going to have one

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a whole bunch of republican governors out there, someone like bobby jindal of louisiana or scott walkersconsin, john of ohio. there are some from earlier contests. rick santorum, former senator from pennsylvania. there's a whole bunch of republicans whose names are out there. i think it's a little early to finalize that list. i wouldn't rule out chris christie by any meenls. if he gets through this current struggle, he's a very viable candidate. remember, he won the re-election in new jersey with a landslide. assuming he's telling the truth he has nothing to hide, he still will be a formidable candidate. one additional name i think we have to consider, suzanne, is jeb bush, former florida governor. his last name may be bush, but he's popular among a lot of republicans, rielty live moderate republican, pretty popular in florida. he's someone who could be a formidable candidate as well. >> wolf, you bring up a great point. we have plenty of time before 2016. >> we do. >> of course it's fun to guess and figure out all those. do you think when people are looking at him, republicans specific

governor bobby jindal is term limited, so the race is wide open. senator vitter can run without forfeiting his current position in the u.s. senate which isn't up for re-election until 2016. >>> now, because of the wintry weather, a lot of the programs we were planning to bring to you today got canceled. one that was not was a discussion this morning on security at winter olympics in sochi, russia. here's a portion. >> one, and you've heard a lot of discussion of in this the russian press recently in terms of capacity of the security services. they're essentially structured differently from the way that security services in the west are structured. their main goal is regime security rather than public security, let's say. and, obviously, with a high profile, very politically significant event like to olympics, those two things are connected. but nevertheless, i think the goal of the security state that putin presides over and, indeed, out of which putin himself came is very much directed more at inflating the regime from pressures coming from outsid

in 2009, it was louisiana governor bobby jindal. a absolute disaster that turned out.hasn't exactly shined brightly since then. 2010, virginia governor book mcdonnell took the stage. he was just indicted on federal charges. how about paul ryan in 2011? we know what happened to him on the romney ticket. then there was indiana governor mitch daniels, who spoke in 2012. he's out of politics now. and last year, who can forget this all-time classic. it was marco rubio with the sip of water seen round the world. i can't get enough of that water bottle reach. so who have the republicans bestowed the honor upon this year? it's congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers of washington. in a fundraising letter last month, she said democrats, quote, had no interest in working with republicans. and they're, quote, openly hostile to american values and the constitution she is also the highest ranking republican woman in congress. i wonder what that's all about. more on that next. culousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets

governor bobby jindal perfected this totally random saunter. was a rambling performance. so when that camera goes on, just be in place. let's get tip number two. it's basic. look straight at the camera. >> good evening. my name is congresswoman michele bachmann from minnesota's sixth district. we believe in lower taxes. we believe in a limited view of government and exceptionalism in america. and i believe that america is the indispensable nation of the world. >> over here, congresswoman, over here, michele bachmann. missed the mark three years ago. so remember, know your camera. let's get to the next tip. tip three. deliver a speech, not a pizza. if you want to be taken seriously, don't have the pizza man deliver any response, even if it's 30 minutes or less. and the final tip is the big one. hydrate, because you definitely don't want a repeat of this. >> nothing has frustrated me more than false choices like the one the president has laid out tonight. the choice isn't just between big government or big business. >> who can forget marco rubio'

bobby jindal cannot run again because of term limits. >>> up next, what to expect from the big winter storm in the northeast. >> first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering. fox32 in chicago will have the third largest archdiocese in the country reportedly move priests accused of child sex abuse from parish to parish while hiding their history from the public. they released a statement saying they're working on regaining trust. >> in indianapolis, a fatal shooting on a purdue lafayette campus. thorts say one person was killed and a suspect is in custody. >> this is a live look at diamond head and wikiki beach from khon in honolulu where it is almost a perfect 80 degrees right now. the big story there tonight is preparation for the nfl's pro bowl this sunday from aloha stadium, and well, we just wanted to show you 80 degree hawaii. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan --

i mean, bobby jindal, forgive me, bombed in his response to the point where it's still being parodied. marco rubio and the big water reach, marco rubio also bombed in his state of the union response. mitch daniels looks like he just popped the top off his coffin long enough to let the bats fly out before he delivered his run for your lives state of the union message. the republican responses and the tea party responses in the state of the union have generally been terrible in the obama era. but not bob mcdonnell's. not when he did it. when bob mcdonnell did it, he nailed it. >> good evening. i'm bob mcdonnell. 11 days ago, i was honored to be sworn in as the 71st governor of virginia. >> 11 days in. bob mcdonnell seemed like a rising star for so many years, in part because he carried himself perfectly. he carried himself like a president. yeah, sure, maybe if you're paying attention, you'd know that he's a president who might force you to have a medically unnecessary vaginal ultrasound probe, but, still. "the washington post" reported in december that the u.s. attorney was ready to le

governor jindal doesn't want anyone out driving. this is a place we think atlanta is bad when there is a whiff of snow. but you just don't see it there, do you? >> reporter: no. and the other problem is, a lot of this town is built on a bridge. almost all of i-10 from lafayette over to baton rouge is literally a bridge. it's over a lake, it's over a bayou. and so all of that now, 55 solid miles of i-10 shut down. there's no way to control the ice on that right now. this right here is how people are getting around. the buses are running today. because what should be right here is a trolly car. that right there, those are trolly car lanes. but the trolly cars are shut down today, because the power will probably go out if. if the power goes out, the trolleys get stuck. they don't want the trollees stuck on this track. they are only running buses today. everybody says it's raining and 34. this isn't going to happen. i have news for you. it's going to happen, it's sleeting now. the temperature is going down to 30 and that is going to all

bobby jindal is done, rick perry is done. >> suzanna martinez would be great. >> she is up for re-electioned the point. >> all right, guys. i beg you to stop because if the party food fight, that's fine, democrats are having their own, by the way, but we'll see how it sorts out. in the meantime, i don't think chris chrissee is going anywhere. but we'll watch. >> meanwhile, imagine, just imagine not getting a job because you didn't look in the inter interview as i. imagine me being the interviewer and being the one who said no. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ estimate the power of a slight. ignoring someone at a restaurant or not returning someone's call or not

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mcmorris-rodgers and there are two others that are going to be done but if you look back at bobby jindal, mitch daniels, they were stars at one time or the other. you have so many people now mcdon knell anell. . is there a curse? >> it's a dog of a speech. the democrats haven't fared well in that time either. this goes way, way back. the state of the union address, i mean, it elevates anyone that gives it. the president walks in to thunderous applause. announced with great fan fare. ascends to the podium and gives a speech having people cheering in the magnificent house chamber and cut to a little room somewhere with fake books behind someone or a basement and gives a little speech that can't ever stand up to the rhetoric, to the ceremony, to the significance of a state of the union address. it's a dog of an assignment. >> i'm sorry. i have to leave it there. it's a dog of an assignment. gentlemen, thank you both. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> this tuesday, all-day coverage of the state of the union. special coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>>

there is someone, louisiana governor bobby jindal who intervened.e said the problem is it's not over the counter. the cost would go down dramatically. he's a staunchly pro life governor who said that. if mike huckabee had said rather than have the government give people this item let's make it more accessible, let's see to it that women can make that choice themselves, that would be a smarter strategy. >> you know, hillary, it wasn't just the picture of kathy mcmorris rogers, they released this of her with her kids. there's a video running. this is a step in the right direction. i want to move beyond that. we're talking about conservatives. i want to read you something that the president told david recommend anything of "the new yorker" about gridlock. the issue has been the inability of mind message to penetrate the republican base so that they're persuaded that i'm not the caricature you see on fox news or rush limbaugh. can the president blame fox news for their problems? there are liberal outlets who do the same thing on the other side. >> well,