bobby jindal is super smart.he thing that discourages me is that he's doing all of the wrong things. what his people are not doing for him is elevating the fact that he is a smart guy. what we have seen him do is lurch as far to the right and do a lot of incendiary things rather than be, and the policy walked who can do start -- i am the policy wonk who can do smart things. i will cover them. you asked me whether i thought -- i said i'm skeptical whether any of them are ever going to get into double digits. they can, but i'm skeptical. >> the key for me is iowa. the vote is up for grabs, and both of them can spend time on the ground. both of them are among the most likable people in politics. i think both of them will do really well if they spend the time on the ground. >> when one is in the top three of one of our polls, i will buy you a steak dinner. >> the republicans finally think they've got this obamacare thing figured out. orrin hatch, richard burr, and fred upton have come up with what they are calling an

reaction to both the president's remarks and the i thought great statement by jindal? >> i agree bobby jindal said that the republican party should stop being the stupid party. and when you send out a release like that it reminds people he's a pretty smart guy and going to be a smart candidate and jumped right on the president's inappropriate remarks, and score one for bobby jindal this week. lou: and on the other side we've got rick perry, mercedes. three pinocchios from the "washington post" because the governor claimed he raised vaccinations in the state of texas to 95%. is that a big deal? >> i think it was he raised it 10% between 2000 and 2013. lou: they said raising the vaccination rate to 95%. >> that's right. in the "washington post" story the right number the correct number in texas, the actual factual number was more of a raise of 13%. so i think he was quite a bit off, and he overstated maybe the vaccination rate. you know i think -- lou: they said he lied okay? three pinocchios mercedes is a lot. >> no no i'm agreeing with you. lou: make it sound like that

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benjamin carson and governor bobby jindal. let's start right now. >> who's ready for some cpac? >> hello cpac! how y'all doing? >> this is a room full of patriots. america is in jeopardy and we are met today on a great battlefield. >> i want us to find a way to allow people to excel in our society. >> are we as conservatives ready to pick the next great president of the united states? >> we're americans. and for over 200 years we have lend a hand and -- >> i care about the fights we're fighting. and, yeah, i'm going to be passionate about it. >> your actions are so important to the fight to get our great nation back on track. i know that it is only in this country that a young woman can go from secretary to ceo. >> it's been a busy day here at cp a cpac. earlier today i got to ask questions of senator ted cruz on the big stage. take a watch. i got some questions some from twitter and facebook. >> excellent. >> you did a 21-hour filibuster. 21 hours. the purpose was to strip funding from the health care bill. i watched most of it by the way. your fellow republicans, rick santorum

. >> bobby jindal had this statement. he said, mr.sident, the medieval christian threat is under control. please deal with the radical islamist threat today. that's the point. in the middle of this urgent crisis, why are you giving a lecture. if you're a fan, this is what he does. if you're a critic of the president, read the conservative biologie blogs, you have this view a lot of it is gobbledygook. >> the average american might not want to be caught up in this history lesson or conversation about the semantics of it. they're wondering, what's going on with isis is? is isis on the run? are we equipped to deal with isis? do we need boots on the ground? do we have a stomach for boots on the ground to take on isis? >> no, no, yes, no. >> you know, i think that's the backdrop and the more pressing back drop in these sort of other debates that have been going on forever with this president in terms of the language he uses and whether he believes in american exceptionalism. >> it is going to be another talking point to throw into red meat

obviously, jindal can as well. host: edith from greenwood arkansas is next. caller: i have so many comments and talking points i could write a book. guest: -- host: ok. we had teed of minutes. please make it quick. caller: i want to talk to the general men. guest: -- i want to talk to the gentleman. guest: you can talk to me. i'm here. caller: maybe i can ask you -- how long have you been around in america? guest: i have been around in america since the day i was born. that's been 42 years. today is my birthday. 42 years as of today. caller: well, i have been around since the 1930's, and i have never seen anything like the way -- hello? guest: i'm here.

not hillary clinton and joe biden, but bobby jindal and scott walker who were in town for the annualing of the nation's governors. >> i'm in the fourth quarter of my presidency, or as some of you might call it for the kick off for your campaign season but i think there's still a lot that we can get done together. >> on the heels of former mayor rudy giuliani's questions about whether obama loves america or not, both governors were asked about this this weekend. how could i say if i know either of you are a christian? maybe governor walker had that conversation today. walker spokesman clarified, of course the governor thinks the president is a christian. he thinks these kinds of gotcha questions distract. not to be outdone by his mid midwestern counterpart, governor bobby jindal had this to say. >> there are many of us that are very concerned about the president's unwillingness to call out radical islamic terrorism. he will not only identify this threat, but take the steps that are necessary to defeat this threat. >> joining me now is sam stein and senior writer for politico magazine,

i talked to louisiana governor bobby jindal about this at length earlier.d he is very, very critical of the republican leadership. he says everybody wente< and campaigned and won a landslide electionj)a1÷ in 2014 with the mantra, elect us we're going to repeal obamacare. and then jindal said, one of the first things they did when they got into office is said, by the way, about that obamacare thing, we can'tr'6 so jindal is very upset at them. there are a number of other republican potential presidential candidates who are as well and this really may)Ágive rise to a movement here in 2016 on the republican side that voters w politician, will want to nominate somebody, will want to have a candidate who will follow through on what they say they will do. and that really could help elevate rand(&kl paul ted cruz, and scott walker. although you have to remember jeb bush has done a lot. he's just been out of office for a while. so he hasn't been campaigning too much. but if you look at his record here in florida he got a lot done as well. >> john, you mentioned tho

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and bobby jindal is in d.c.cation this morning. >>> meanwhile the gop field in new hampshire is as wide open as ever. a brand new poll shows former florida governor jeb bush slightly ahead of the pack with an admittedly scant 16%. and while bush continues to lead in the polls. tomorrow the former florida governor will release the first chapter of his e-book and launch a website that features thousands of e-mails from his time as governor. >>> malika henderson is a report with the washington post. i've created my own score cards of where i think they are up and down and i want to see if you agree with my take. i'll start with scott walker who i think is probably in the strongest position right now to grow as a candidate. i have him up on the idea of the gop base. he hits the marks in terms of the far right. and in terms of anti-union and up in terms of the iowa media market being adjacent to his home state and i have down on the huge deficit he has going on in wisconsin. what do you think of walker's prospects? >

chris christie, rand paul and even bobby jindal took turns pandering to the far right performing like dancing bears at the right wing circus. for christie a bed that just got worse with his administration facing a new criminal accusation. >>> and saying christians used eve during slavery and comments made at yesterday's national prayer breakfast triggered a holy war if will you from the hard right. lots of reaction from that. >>> and the presidency in black and white. how has president obama done when the tricky issue of race in his own junt see how he's handled. >>> a sad rush to placate the enemies of science. this is "hardball." the place for politics. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. >>> the new hampshire primaries about

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sitting next to senator scott we have governor jindal under governor jindal's leadership, louisiana has been transformed he's cut red tape, slimmed the size of government, reduced employees by 34%. and pushed education reform to give every child the opportunity to get a great education today under governor jindal's leadership louisiana has more people, more jobs, higher incomes, more exports and a higher gdp than at any time in its history. sitting next to the governor, we have larry grooms he was elected in 1997, represents south carolina's 30th district which encompasses parts of berkeley and charleston counties. the joint transportation review committee. as well as serving on a number of other committees, including education tireless advocate for school choice in south carolina he lives on daniel island with his wife carol and their three sons. our fourth member of the panel this morning is kathy mcmorris rogers, chair of the house republican conference. and the fourth highest ranking republican in the united states house of representatives. an advocate for military families, and the

and take gop governor bobby jindal who today finally said the president does love america, but in thet breath he said the president doesn't deserve to be president. >> the president loves america. he loves our country. there's no doubt about that. i think that the president has really disqualified himself to be our commander in chief because he will not only identify this threat but take the steps that are necessary to defeat this threat. >> president obama has disqualified himself as commander in chief. really? and now gop governor scott walker is doing it too. backing off his statement that he doesn't know if president obama is christian. while fund-raising off the controversy, the truth is republicans are still beholden to the far right fringe and they're still not playing it straight. joining me now are dana milbank and joan walsh. thank you both for being here. >> hi, reverend. >> thanks, rev. >> dana this weekend the new york papers quoted me when i said rudy giuliani needs a hug. meaning he's you know a faded guy, just looking for some attention. but what's the solution for all

since jindal wasn't at the dinner, just so you know to be clear, bobby jindal really wants all of us to know he is squarely on team obama doesn't love america. now, back to scott walker. i want to be completely clear about what was going on last night. in addition to giuliani, the dinner attendees were reported to have included larry kudlow, arthur laffer, and steven moore, as well as anti-tax activist, grover norquist, central figures in the gop's decades-love love affair with supply-side economics, whose driving concern is cutting taxes for the rich. what they want is to stick with the mitt romney and paul ryan agenda, and they're now auditioning to find a better vessel to sell that agenda to the american people. scott walker, they seem to think they may have found their man. joining me now, charles pierce, writer at large at "esquire" magazine, and a staff writer at grant. charlie, it's been a long time since i've seen a politician say something preceded by, i know this is a horrible thing to say, but get to the claus, comma, and just keep going. >> that's right, once you get to t

louisiana governor bobby jindal still addressing the crowd here.e you a little bit of golf commentary through this. like governor jindal texas senator ted cruz probably wouldn't be where he is today without the massive support of the club for growth which helped him get elected. last night cruz addressed this crowd here urging them not to nominate a moderate for president but to go with a conservative. if that was a veiled reference to jeb bush and chris christie, saying when republicans run conservative candidates they win elections. in an exclusive interview, cruz told me the reason that john mccain and mitt romney lost is because millions of conservatives stayed home. >> we nominate another candidate in the mold of bob dole or john mccain or mitt romney, and let me be clear all three of those are good honorable men, they love their country but what they did didn't work. it's not a winning strategy. >> reporter: cruz, of course is making a career out of bashing the republican leadership and now he's got some help from louisiana governor bobby jin

so what you see there are some republicans like bobby jindal saying rather than making this personal about the president they want to make it about policy. >> you know, what is interesting to me and maybe i can get your perspective on it, it seems to open up old wounds on president obama's associations such as reverend wright, saying he was family for 20 years to me. or father flager which i don't think is something they want. and it dovetails into the fact he can't say radical islam. and this potentially for iran could be the worst deal for our closest ally in that region. netanyahu. >> sure, i mean, sean the goal post on that iranian deal as you know it continues to move. at first they were not going to have centrifuges, or some, and then none, and it looks as though the president may be so eager to get the deal that they may give in more in the end. i think you're right on one hand, the white house doesn't want to talk about any of those old issues but on the other hand, when i talk to the president senior advisers they refer to this as a clown card. they say if the president want

we have louisiana governor, bobby jindal.er his leadership, louisiana has more people, more jobs, higher incomes more exports and a higher gdp than ever in its history. next to him, we have centered room who -- senator groom. his work in the state senate includes chairing the transportation committee. also serving on a number of other committees include education. as a tireless advocate for education,. our fourth panelist is cathy mcmorris rodgers. an advocate for military families and families with special needs. congressman mike rogers mcmorris rodgers is married to brian rogers and the proud mother of three children. congress woman, let me begin with you this morning. there are a lot of ways to think about education improvement. i would love to have you talked for a moment about why school choice. >> a resonates with me because -- both as a policy maker someone who has the honor of representing the people of eastern washington here on capitol hill, but also as a mom. i have three children. one that has down syndrome. speci

they rely on media, you, and sadly on people like bobby jindal. >> larry: your boy. >> exactly.d who portray muslims in a kind of consistently negative light -- >> he's not being helpful. >> yeah. >> larry: do you think the media is playing a part in this? the media is just great. look at the images of isis and al qaeda. how you can not feel uncomfortable about muslims when you see that all the time? i think ahmed is right 62% of americans say they don't have a muslim friend. i want to be your muslim friend. i won't help you move or drive you to the airport-- you don't want a muslim driving you to the airport. the truth is if all you see in the media is what's going on and you have no muslim friend, you're going to think the worst. that's truly what's going to happen. >> larry: reggie, one of your friends is one of the most famous muslims of the world, right, barack hussein obama. ( laughter ) do you think he's-- he's spending too much time talking about islamophobia or talking about the war against isis? >> well, i think, you know, he's-- he's a two-time elected president and h

bobby jindal and other potential candidate never uttered the word jeb bush on monday but jindal left no doubt with how he sees the arithmetic of the battle. >> if republican voters want to vote for a candidate that supports common core, i suspect they'll have that option. >> asked today if common core will hurt him in iowa -- he reaffirmed his opposition to federal control. >> i was a governor of a state where i got to chance to implement the most meaningful reforms in the country. >> he also released a batch of e-mails from early in his tenure. one of his goals he wrote to have fewer government employees. labor has huge potential to be reduce reduced, possibly in half. he cut the total workforce by 2%. when a voter wrote it would have been nice if you had shown back bean. he wrote i think my actions have defied your somewhat unkind government. power to the people, the short little people, of course. elsewhere, i am learning to show more self-restraint, so as to not restrict a free flow of thinking that could yield a better decision. i would say i have a long way to go on this. the e

this is what jindal is doing. certainly, bobby jindal's record has been critique and a lot lately. you are an executive. you have made calls. you've actually implemented policies. anybody able to see them play out. that is an age-old argument on behalf of governors. i think it will be a strong one. i don't necessarily think it will win anyone the nomination. it will certainly be a big part of what they tell voters they should be voting on. host: one more call. doug from california. caller: i think this president was elected -- i am caucasian, i think a lot of people thought there would be improvements in race relations. i think he has used race for political advantage. i do not think that is right. that's all i have to say. guest: i look forward very much to the books that will be written on this topic over the coming years. i really do. i think it is a complex, touchy sensitive issue. i'm as disheartened as anybody at the fact that race relations -- demonstrated by the events in ferguson and new york -- advertise them very negative. that is not good. i don't begin by like that. th

louisiana governor bobby jindal saying "the medieval christian threat is under control mr. president. please deal with the radical islam threat today." . the white house was again asked about the comments and said "if you look at the entire text of remarks you'll see how well-suited they were for that audience and that setting." megyn. >> trace, thank you. bobby jindal went onto say and we will be happy to keep an eye out however for runaway christians, mr. president. it wasn't just faith leaders upset. this debate raged across the political spectrum today. joining us with more, a columnist for "new york post" and contributing editor to the weekly standard and alan colmes. let me start with you on it, alan alan, since we saw a lot of republican reaction there. i mean, as bobby jindal put it, runaway christians aren't really a huge problem in today's day and age. so why draw moral equivalence. >> he should focus on running louisiana and the president is taken way out of context here. they're ignoring the bigger point, in the name of religion people have done horrible things.

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about a month ago, bobby jindal, louisiana governor, was in london and he made some comments about no-go zones around britain. >> i was very surprised by those statements and you know, with great respect to governor jindal and everybody else who has made this kind of comment, i think they're in need of some sort of gentle education on this point. i would be more than happy personally, to escort governor jindal around any area in london that he thinks is a no-go zone. i will show him what a happy thriving community it is of people jumbled up in is all ort -- in all sorts of way. it isn't true. london is very, very mixed up across it, there are no no-go zones nor will there be. i extend a warm invitation to all governors and american politicians and anybody else who wants to come in and inspect for themselves. >> i'll ask you what your conversation with the fashion editor anna ventura was like. -- anna wintour was like. >> brief. >> did you -- >> i'm told i got more words than most people. i think she said, what did she say? she said i had personality. that was it. she didn't say it to me

christie jindal. >> i think christie's got a tough case. you know bridgegate buried his candidacy i think in the eyes of many people. and he's now perceived to be the most moderate candidate in the race. and he's going to have to sell himself to a very conservative set of voters. bobby jindal i think obviously is a policy matter is a fantastic, you know, fantastic governor fantastic mind. he's not popular in louisiana or not as popular as he could be. the question is can he make himself be the guy you want to have a beer with and likability really matters. >> santorum and huckabee, not newcomers. then you've got newcomers carson and maybe donald trump. real quick, a minute left. >> yeah, i think santorum and huckabee are going to be fighting over many of the same voters. huckabee has great name id. leading an nbc poll this week in iowa. he's got a case to make. i think they're going to be fighting over the same voters. ben carson is a real wild card. he has a great story obviously. the way he talks to voters the way he talks in general trem

so what you see there is some republicans like bobby jindal saying rather than making this personal about the president, they want to make it about pollty. >> what's interesting to me, and maybe i can get your perspective on this, it seems to open old wounds about the president's radical associations reverend wright, 20 years, he was like family to me. the speeches, sitting on boards with bill ayers or father flager. and then dovetails into the fact he can't say radical islam. and then the issue of iran and this potentially could be the worst deal for our closest ally in that region. and netanyahu. >> sure. i mean, sean, the goal post on that iranian deal continue to move. first no centrifuges and then some and more and more and more. appears the white house is so eager to get a deal for the president's legacy that they might be giving in here at the end. and that's something that's going to be scrutinized very closely. again, that's on policy. i think you're right on one hand. look, the white house doesn't want to talk about any of those old issues, but on the other hand when i talk to s

so much so -- i know they played bobby jindal but he was applaud applauding him not long ago for makingtatements. they are a distraction but they gin up the republican base that aren't based on reality. that is unfortunate. scott walkers walk-back is more legitimate and it has far more traction. >> and you talked about your time as chair of the party and one of the goals was to get the republican party to be more palatable to people of color. and is this what your party is doing when this president is in office and how can you broaden the base when it does feel good to the bobby jindals and the scott walkers and the others to go after him. >> it is not. i think it is futile because the body of evidence stacked against the proposition is overwhelming. and so what the party has to do is have its own internal come to jesus, do we want black folks to vote for us and do we see them as a viable constituency as they once were and until they have someone to stand up and have the rest of them get in line to follow the course of america and in our party that this is intrinsic to us, i don't see t

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bobby jindal apparently didn't know it. he went over there and gave a speech trying to revive it. now it happened again. it happened today. the pattern here is bad. if you're an person politician that wants to be president, think of london as a no-go zone. things started a little bit okay, chris christie went to a soccer match, there was some rhyme and reason. new jersey has always had a lot of health care industry. they had a good big chunk of the new jersey economy. so to attract trade interest, the state's governor would find a way to visit a manufacturer of a vaccine. he went to the manufacturer of a flu vaccine. while touring, he got to area the safety glasses and the lab coat. he looked very smart. all going well if you're running for president. there are good things about this. if you do that photo-op at a place that makes vaccines, even 23 it is in another country, you as a candidate for president are going to get asked about vaccines and whether or not people should take vaccines. so you should probably have an answer ready for that inevitable question. >> there has been

bobby jindal has been our guest twice before, most recently in september. i'm glad he agreed to come back. he graduated from brown university at age 20 with degrees in biology and public college and study.doc for -- studied at oxnard. after working briefly, he became -- at 27, he became executive director of the national bipartisan commission on the future of medicare. then came a two-year tour as president of the university of louisiana, which to president bush nominating and at age 30 as assistant secretary of health and human services. he ran and lost the race for governor in 2003 but do thousand four, was elected to the house the first indian-american elected to the house since 1956. he was elected governor in 2007 at 36. the unrest in the nation at that time and was reelected with $.60 -- 66% of the vote in october 2014. he is the father of three young children. please give us time to listen to what our guest says. to help you resist that were listed selfie urge -- that relentless selfie urge, we will e-mail pictures as soon as the talk ends. we will m

. >> bobby jindal. >> i think the idea of bobby jindal is glamorous to people but like rick perry he tries too hard. >> rick santorum. >> rick santorum is so narrow in his appeal it is hard to see glamour. >> ben carson? >> ben carson does have a lot of mystery because he is a surgeon, not a politic not a policy wonk. but behind the mystery is somebody who is completely new to politics. >> mike huckabee. >> he represents the folks. it's me in the media kind of glamour but that's not glamour. it's a down-home charm. >> there is a sense of glamour about donald trump but does it translate to the presidential field. >> it's a rich guy in new york glamour. it's not a glamour that has anything to do with politics. >> scott walker? >> scott walker has managed to make a very difficult task of taking on special interests which doesn't sound glamorous. in retrospect he can cast himself as a hero. people like the idea of a brave candidate, a guy who stands up and yet he is not scary. >> could someone emerge with a glamour, charisma and pizzazz? >> it's certainly very early days and most of thes

jindal's office put out a statement refusing to condemn the former mayor but adding that giuliani shouldferent phraseology. >> i think it's a mistake to question people's motives. it's one thing to disagree on policy. the and i try not to question the president's motives as being a good american or bad american. >> reporter: giuliani's comments are no surprise to some. >> he's going to double down triple down and quadruple down. >> reporter: a long-time observer says the man hailed as america's mayor for his leadership during 9/11 is tarnishing that legacy gaining a reputation for sometimes inflammatory rhetoric. >> he's enjoying this. rudy's been out of the news and now he's on the news. >> reporter: giuliani continues making front-page news this weekend, bringing up old claims about the president's past. >> we haven't even mentioned some of the other communists and leftists who educated him as a young man. >> reporter: david axelrod dismissed the criticisms in an interview. >> i can't climb into rudy giuliani's head and explain. >> he said what he said. what he said was despicable and

. >> bobby jindal?> i think a that the idea of bobby jindal is glamorous to people but again like rick perry, he tries too hard. >> rick santorum? >> rick santorum is so narrow in the appeal, it is hard to see him as glams rouse. >> and ben carson? certainly, he has a lot of misery. >> he does have a lot of mystery, because he is a surgeon and not a politician, and not a policy wonk, but behind the mystery is somebody who is completely new to politic, and that is a problem. >> mike huckabee. >> he represents the folks like me in the media and kind of glamour, but it is not a glamour, because down-home charm. >> certain sense of glamour about donald trump if you think it translates to the appeal. >> it is the "celebrity apprentice" glamour and rich guy, and nothing to do with the politics presidential or otherwise. >> scott walker? >> he has managed to make a difficult task of taking on the special interests and making it sound glamorous. and in retrospect he can cast himself as a hero. people like the i

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people saying that are aggressive -- >> governor walker refused to condemn the comments and bobby jindal shined in saying quote -- the gist of what mayor giuliani said is true. it's true that the president doesn't love america? this is now an acceptable talking point from mainstream republicans? today president obama showed what this debate is really about, talking about the plan to defeat terror group, and emphasizing once again that the u.s. is not at war with islam. >> these terrorists are desperate for legitimacy. all of us have a responsibility to refute the notion that groups like isil somehow represent islam, because that is a falsehood that embraces the terrorist narrative. the nothing that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. all of us regardless of our faiths, have a spoon to reject it. have a responsibility to reject it. >> dana milbank worst, thank you both for being here. >> congressman, it's one thing for a former mayor who is looking for relevance to say this stuff, but what about so-called serious republicans, some who are running for president. >> it shows a ver