we saw how well karl rove did in 2012. i don't think he could plan that far ahead to create the tea party in 2010. that was a creation of what happened in 2009 and 2010. not just with barack obama but with george w. bush a big spending republican who spent us into debt. he gave us medicare part b. >> jon: but they don't ever talk about it in that matter. they say the deficit is from bush. >> that pisses me off. i was here in 2004 his a book before the election in 2004 i said bush is bankrupting us. his foreign policy is going to bankrupt us. we're going to lose the next election and going to wreck the economy. now i'm being attacked for writing things like this saying we seriously we probably shouldn't drive the beer truck off the cliff. i'm saying the same exact thing. i'm against big government republicanism. >> jon: you are saying the past ten years have all been because we didn't listen to you? >> exactly. exactly. at least the republican party. now you know! not you. i don't think i would have ever influenced you but

and will we have the karl rove, 501 c 4s, will karl rove in that world all start screaming abut this. saying this is unfair. you are frying trying to shut us down. if they do. what they're arguing against is enforcement of the law as written. >> i think that's absolutely correct. the same way that this tape party targeting scandal was a phony scandal as revealed on the show. it was initiated. by a republican staffer in the cincinnati office. and there was never any obama administration involvement what so ever. i think you will hear this same dishonest characterization of the motivation to make this change. there are two things to keep in mind there. the first thing is -- all of the groups like the karl rove groups who are complaining that this is some effort to suppress their political activity. the 501 c 4 gives organizations like karl roves, the cloak of secrecy. they like dark money. they want big contributors. the millions of dollars. have contributors never, never identified. i think you will hear the claim this is an effort to suppress speech by conservatives. the rules will ob

and karl rove wing of the party is going after the tea party, this does not look good.do you make? >> i think, we have one issue that unifies republicans and conservatives that is opposition to obamacare, i think they are crazy to be fighting each other, not that tea party is so innocence, they denounced half of republicans in washington, and whether mcconnell or others. you know some adults like i consider karl rove, ought to stand up, say, let's not have this fight. here is a most -- >> karl rove, we can look at bam alabama. >> i think that is look the democrats are just starting to splinter over obamacare. and the way it is pushed by obama. and republicans ought to unify and press. >> first thing we need is an apology from karl rove, and john mccain, apologize to ted cruise and the tea party, we were righ right -- >> a big warm hug and kiss? >> i am one of the original founders of this movement, i tell us we need to get back to tax enough already, the problem is others have polluted tea party, large institutional groups, we have large over gap in where we agree in co

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for tonight's politically corrected on correcting karl rove and last night's o'reilly factor bill o'reilly had rove on to explain the big disability cause he believes explains the increase in social security disability recipients rove attributed the increase in social security disability recipients to a lack of fraud protection in programs like social security and medicare take a look. private insurance companies have a financial necessity of making sure they stop fraud there are no fraud protections in medicare medicaid social security none in fact rove is just plain wrong medicare medicaid and social security all have fraud prevention programs in place to protect prevent and recover money from any cases of fraud department of health and human services recently released a fact sheet about the medicare fraud program that details the variety of laws in place that punish medicare fraud which criminalizes the government being overcharged or knowingly defrauded by medicare recipients doctors or third parties for example between two thousand and two thousand and two florida governor rick scott'

karl rove wrote publicly what he was up to. the democrats didn't catch up to it in 2010. democrats just going to have to sit there -- until 2020. until the next redistricting census before they can actually seriously take on the problem. awe off the demographic change favor democrats pretty extraordinari extraordinarily. in the late decade. some changes will start to overwhelm even the effort of redistricting. some of the redistricted districts don't have a huge margin. they don't win 65-35. 55-45. so as the demographics change. some will be worn down. we are stuck with this for a decade. >> one of the striking things abut th about this is that the republicans don't play it safe once they get elected within the new district. they, they, in the past when you would see redistricting like this t. the w this, the winner would play down the middle. they know there are mixed voters in the district. the republicans with the 55 levels of the majority in their district go, pretty far. in the republican direction. once elected. >> there is always the threat of the primary from some

here with us in the studio tonight analyst karl rove.aign for 16 might start earlier this year -- this year, this season. barack obama has three years to go. but if obamacare implodes, in 2014, and you are predicting it will, right? >> yeah. i think there are going to be enormous problems. >> if it does implode and we are sitting here this time next year right after the republicans take back the senate and all that, well, wait a minute now. >> could happen. >> but they have got to win six out of seven of the democrats seat seats up in red states. in order to do that they have to have purple sheets like minnesota, michigan. >> if obamacare is that bad, you would think that that would happen people would be angry about it. >> it could be worse than 2010. gains in the senate could happen again. >> now on my radar screen i have got rubio in florida. cruz in texas. and christie in jersey. >> you are missing six. >> i know that but those are the ones that have cachet that people who follow this, now, there are governors and things like that be

now, for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us from washington, fox news analyst karl rove. i going on here, mr. rove? >> well, i think you have got it pegged pretty well. the problems are big. not just with the web site but with the underlying policy. and the problems are going to get worse. starting with the fact that thus far we have seen 4.2 million policies cancelled. that represents an even larger number of people that's a number of policies. we have got a lot more people who are going to lose their coverage. the congressional budget office at the time that the bill passed in 2010 said that 8 to 9 million people -- 7 to 8 million people would lose their coverage. a month later, the department of health and human services chief actuary for the center for medicine medicare and medicaid services 14% are going to lose coverage. the economics firm said 17 million. the american action network had a group of economists who estimated 35 million people would lose their coverage. and the national center for policy analysis said over a three year period as many as 100 million peo

karl rove comes back from austin, texas. karl, how are you? everybody has been focused on the website. a few people talking about premiums and deductibles going higher. what do you believe the focus for obamacare will be when america comes back from its break. >> the media will focus on the website and the administration is saying it will work better than it did on october 1. well, it didn't work on october 1. they are discouraging -- reports are they are discouraging allied organizations from pushing people to the website on monday for fear it will collapse and they are looking for alternative ways to sign up people. even if you have a good experience on signing up, there is a part of the website that transmits the information to insurance companies that is still broken which means it will add to the cost of getting you signed up and perhaps even delaying people past the january 1 start date. bill: you mentioned in the "new york times" we were told they want people to talk about obamacare over thanksgiving dinner. now the story suggests they

karl rove, thank you for your analysis. >> serious new questions about the agency tasked with enforcing the law and that is the irs. many wondering if it is an overwhelmed agency. and fox business network david asbin and co-host of after the bell. how are you sir? >> very good. >> can you tell me what the irs's duties will be. >> it is a huge expansion. they have to distribute trillions in subsidies for those who can't afford insurance and penalize people who don't buy it and supposed to buy it. hss is the implementer and irs is the enforcer. how can they enforce something if they don't have information that is solid enough to know who to penalized. and from hss, they are not getting solid information. the irs can't penalize if they don't know who. we are the ones who get hurt. >> dave, that comes back to the website and effectiveness and whether or not people can use the website. mark everson said it is a heavy lift. do we have any indication or idea of how well equipped the ears will be in carrying this out? >> the problem is, even if the website is working, and even if they have all

karl rove joins us now. karl, the first thing i thought when i heard about this delay was, hmmm, it's not exactly a friday afternoon dump like you would call it in washington, d.c. but it's pretty darn close. what's the first thing you you thought when you heard about this latest delay? >> well, the first thing i thought of is, look, this is not the worst thing about this particular program. the shop program. they actually had a huge failure in april, in april they announced that they would not -- if you were a small business and you wanted to go buy a shop plan, for small business, you wouldn't be able to pick a variety of plans for your employees and it would be one. it was not going to be until 2015 that the government was going to be able to offer you a consumer choice that is to say a menu you can say to your employees you can take a gold plan, a silver plan and a bronze plan. those are the three plans the government allows. you had to pick one for them. this program was already deeply unattractive to sm

karl rove and i will analyze. ♪ joy to the world ♪ the lord has come. >> another one by thes the duster megyn he kelly and i school district they reversed themselves. ms. megyn will be here tonight. >> i am today announcing my candidacy. >> far left movie director oliver stone says he refuses to watch my movie "killing kennedy this wow. that might be good news. >> when does it all end, huh? how much is enough? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. more excuses about obamacare. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the latest is all the chaos is being caused by the health insurance companies. >> the insurance companies that chose to strip away benefits from existing plans in the interim that cancelled existing plans in the interim. you know, they took away that grandfathering opportunity. and that's a reality. >> oh, but according to the "the washington post," mr. carney is not telling the whole truth. quote: the administration's effort to pin the blame on ins

karl rove says it will have a political impact on the election. >> we are approaching 5 million poll he sues canceled. that means a lot of people. there are multiple people on the policies. they are looking at 32 to 52 million policies canceled. that would be a huge problemi i they even have it next year. >> they are protecting people pushing for a delay of the individual mandate. for the numbers of people enrolling a spokesperson for health and human services tells the wall street journal they anticipated low numbers in the beginning but expect that number to increase over time. >> we will see. thanks so much kelly wright live for us in dc. >> the north carolina man arrested at raleigh durham international airport is linked to a terrorist group. he was being held without bond after an fbi sting on facebook. sheikh told an under cover informant he was on his way to join al qaeda fighters in syria. he was arrested at the airport as he was getting ready to board the flight to lebanon. sheikh a legal permanent u.s. resident from pakistan is charged with attempting to provide material su

today we learned karl rove is taking on the tea party. merican cross roads is swearing off unluktable candidates. guess rove hasn't forgotten todd legitimate rape aikin. but the billionaire right wing koch brothers are moving full steam ahead. their group americans for prosperity spent a record $122 million in the 2012 election. a spokesman says when we see opportunities to engage on our issues, we go all in. you can expect that to continue. but it's not just a clash of the big money guys. sarah palin spent the last week ripping anti-choice, anti-gay marriage, and anti-gun control chris christie for not being conservative enough. so what's going on inside the gop? i'm going to say chaos. can i get a round of applause for chaos? survey says, chaos. chaos is correct. and this is one family feud that isn't ending any time soon. joining me now are cynthia tucker and krystal ball. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> cynthia, do you agree the feud between the cheney sisters is part of a bigger republican sic civil war? >> wel

our campaign to karl rove. >> what about the obama handout covered up implying that i was a crook. >endorse him and throw my full support behind him. >> i have known hillary clinton as a friend, a colleague. i had no doubt that hillary clinton is the right person to lead our state department. president clinton, you need to appoint him secretary of explaining stuff. i like that. >> joining me now is msnbc.com executive editor rich are wolfe author of "the message" and jonathan allen, upcoming book is "hrc: state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan, as the hillary clinton expert here of the panel, she has traveled a long road from that presidential primary debate stage to where she could today, watch the president of the united states drape the medal of freedom around her husband's shoulders. >> i was waiting for president obama to recommend president clinton for sainthood. >> he's got a few more years. >> perhaps that nobel prize that bill clinton never won that obama did. look, over five years a lot has changed. there's been both a political necessity for barack oba

as far as karl rove goes, the republicans don't want it to succeed and any hit it can take say good one for them and so far it's been able to sustain itself very well. >> i thought e.j. deion's part was great. it's not just health care talking about the president. he has to grapple with the wider causes of discontent from the surveillance program to gridlock on immigration reform to the strained economic circumstances of many who have supported him in the past. he can survive his enemies. he needs to win back the citizens who were once his friends. all of this is connected, isn't it, josh? >> i think it is all connected and the healthcare thing is by far the most important component politically. i think if the president can fix this, he can get his footing back. >> this is a guy with skillses. let's not forget. whatever his poll numbers are right now and he may be on the losing end of this. this is a guy who has fought one before. >> the key things is getting a website fixed. this is an issue where the policy option matters if and a big part of the reason that people are so upset when t

. >> in response, karl rove, didi wrote today, republicans should play every night that democrats should take their delusional advice. who is right here? debbie wasserman schultz? we don't know. the white house feels fairly confident and quite confident that the website will work for the majority of users to use their language by the end of this month. so we should start to see in the coming days and the next couple of weeks the numbers improve day by day. there ought to be some evidence leading up to the idea that the website's going to work for the vast majority of users and that will be step one and that's important and once people can access the website and they can go in and shop for a better policy and review their options and they can enjoy what subsidies they're eligible for. the rollout could not have gone worse so far, but once the rubber hits the road and people can access the benefits and there may be a lot more to talk about for those members running for reelection in 2014 and beyond. >> they need to get those numbers up for sure, and i know you saw the interview with bill c

karl rove's group, crossroads, gps, and american crossroads raked in a total of $325 million in 2012 alone. amazing. the koch brothers-backed group americans for prosperity, topped out about $190 million for the year. that money is used to back far right politicians who, in turn, fought far right legislation they push, including such genius ideas as cutting taxes for corporations, blocking any increase in minimum wages. this is what they do. they sign the paychecks. but they might as well be writing their own laws. joining me now is e.j. dion of "the washington post." thanks for coming on the show. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> e.j., republicans are adamantly opposing an increase in the minimum wage while taking big money. >> in fact, when you think about the balance of forces in the congress, minimum wage workers do not have a lot of people out there giving big money on their behalf. and i think it's important to realize that while the labor movement, the union movement, does a lot with the money it has, its influence is now being dwarfed by this big money, this dark money, o

just because karl rove writes numbers on a whiteboard doesn't mean his math works out. we've had his moath in the past. obama care is designed to replace junk policies with good, affordable health care, which is good for the consumers in the long run. consumers are going to win. here is a number. here is a number that you will not find on karl rove's whiteboard. 17 million americans qualify for subsidies under obama care because they are low-income americans. this is what it's all about. there is absolutely no point in republicans continuing to go out and continue to slam obama care. they're committing political suicide. it is the law. it's not going anywhere. all republicans are doing is digging themselves deeper into the hole they are already in. you can sit out there and listen to this garbage. the only thing they have left is republican lies and misinformation. i'm having fun doing this show more now than ever. it's fun to come on the air and debunk all these lies. in states that have set up exchanges, obama care is working like a charm. in kentucky. now we did this

karl rove, laura ingram had a field day throwing around your name this morning. take a listen to this. >> beautiful. >> every democrat listen to debbie wasserman schultz, do exactly that. obama care every single day. it's a great thing, everybody loves it. don't pay attention to the ordinary people. there are a few malcon tents, go out there and push this issue every single day. you know what, i don't know what you're smoking, because debbie wasserman schultz says that democrats should embrace this and run on it because it's a winner. >> well, good. i hope debbie wasserman schultz and her words of wisdom emanate throughout the democratic stratosphere and i hope they permeate the candidates' campaign structures. >> all right. so let's have your words of wisdom. based on that that can permeate throughout the democratic stratosphere. the law in and of itself is just that. it's a law. so now everybody has to learn to live with it and this is a big, big lift for our social structure in terms of the promise that we're making to each other. our social contract. do you t

we spoke to karl rove who said, hold the phone. wait a minute. this is democracy.'ve already seen one-fifth of our economy upended and redone by this legislation in the first place. if anything else will be changed to it, he was recommending it go through legislatively. there are a couple of bills out there right now. the house will vote tomorrow on legislation that would basically grandfather in every single health care insurance policy across the country. would allow if you lore lost it, got the letter in the mail, to keep insurance that you have, that you like, the doctor that you like just as the president had promised. but, boy, gregg, there are a lot of people that are raising the question, we'll talk to a health care executive coming up, how on earth would you do that? gregg: one of the other things they're floating at the white house the last 24 hours, all right, maybe we can give subsidies to people paying a whole lot more in that brand new premiums? there are two problems with that first of all the president promised you wouldn't have higher premiums that

whether that would be the case from the very beginning so if you talk to people down the grounding karl rove and cheney what you find is that they refer to the individual revolutions as the tunisian revolution the egyptian revolution the syrian civil war and i think about smart a much better way of referring to it ok how do you how do you feel about using the term arab spring arab awakening two years on because as we just heard i mean in each individual country circumstances are different but i think one could make the claim that a lot of the there are a lot of other issues that they have in common in common particularly our west a dictatorship supported by western powers i mean this is one commonality almost all of them of. well i mean this is absolutely true i mean we mustn't lose sight of the fact that what happened in the arab region which started off in tunisia and then rapidly spread and swept the arab region particularly going through egypt which is one of the most and staunchest and close as ally of the united states was people actually of the world thing standing up to the genes dic

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juli pace, karl rove, and evan bayh. karl, we talked about this eat great length. how much trouble is obama care? ? >> in trouble. the president's job approval rating is now tied for the lowest of his term and his disapproval rating it at his highest and the law has gotten far mar unpopular and these problems are going to continue. let's put this in perspective, the individual market is being affected, but let's remember there is about 150 million people that get insurance through their employer. 90 million are unaffected. those are self funded plans governed by risa. so there is about 15 million in the individual market, so a total of about 75 million. the department of health and human services said 20 people would lose their coverage. other estimates are as high as nearly 50% of people. that is rolling out over the next year. >> all right, the new yorker had a classic cover. you can see president obama, secreta secreta secretary sebelius crossing her fingers. i'm sure the white house isn't laughing. >> they're in a holding patter. no one expected the website to

and why do you think hammad karzai is kind of stretching it beyond the presidential elections well karl rove karzai was cole by our ambassador in a kabul i can bury as not an adequate strategic partner and didn't you show that today kerry was mousetraps and thinking how to deal karzai goes and tells the jirga. look you know we have to vote on this and i'm not sure i trust the u.s. they don't trust me and so we're all oral in this is what i can bury worried about that once you have a reliable partner to work with you're up to this trick without a paddle and also you know that i can very said this way back in november november nine of number six of two thousand and nine he said you know i think that karzai would like to have us invest even more freely in there because he thinks that the u.s. is just interested in in fighting it in eternal war on terror and permanent military bases to have influence in that immediate area well i can very had it exactly right karzai is acting that way it's an insoluble problem as long as the populace nani's play the game of feeding the insurgents to park their s

but karl rove says democrats did not have a problem when it was the group's backing them. >> it is interestingted to happen when conservatives have done with the liberals have done for decades >> there will be a huge fight not in place for th 2014 cycle but a factorn the 2016 presidential election. ashley: the new york times reporting the nsa was able to gain access to the communications of google's and java without their knowledge through the weak spots including of fiber optic cables that connect the majoo data centers around the world. today they shut down the center's but it is believed that they bypassed the company's and access to be infected information on the transmission lines. and not just suspected terrorist phone calls santa e-mail's but sexual activity as well some documents leaked shows that the agency monitored the material of wind and attend to discredit them to harm the reputation according to edward snowden. joining me now is the "a team." monica crowley and ron christie and fred barnes. think you for being here. en as the weather goes. here we have another delay for small-bu

flawed republican candidate with many establishment money folk staying to the side the likes of karl rove and american crossroads who assumed this guy was going to get his head handed to him by the much better funded terry mcauliffe. and in the end he would lose by only two or three points. i'm not necessarily sure that tells you that all is lost for the tea party in virginia. >> does he have a point? he was much worse funded but there is libertarian candidate who took a substantial percentage of the vote. if even half of the votes that the libertarian candidate got, if it went to the republican, if he got the majority of the votes he could have won the race. >> no question, i don't think the virginia race necessarily came down to tea party but look how fraughted democratic candidate was. this was the ultimate insider and politician. >> household name. >> but again, you know, at a time when politics is about the--one of the reasons if you go back to the christie side of it is that people want people working with the other party. they don't want the ultimate insider. they don't want the ba

coordinated effort funded by the chamber of commerce, funded by big tobacco, run by gillespie, by karl rove. this was dreamed up. >> this is something to keep an eye on for people who think they shouldn't vote in midterm elections like 2014. the state goes as the state goes by majority vote. they're trying to do it by congressional district. if they can get it changed like that they basically can went the presidency with a dramatically lower number of votes than the other side had. >> right. in these same states where they redistricted so dramatically they're proposed to have the electoral college linked to a congressional district. if they had that last election, mitt romney would be president despite a popular loss. >> that's a vast majority of the number of congressional districts, and all they have to do is use that to rubber stamp a victory in the house and a victory in the presidency. >> and they're obviously not proposing this in big red states like texas or south carolina. this is in only states where the republicans happen to control the legislature. >> besides reapportionment, the

and gop bag man karl rove is all over fox without a word of support for cuccinelli while he schemes and whispers against the scenes against conservatives nationwide. >> i'm not a media critic. let's go to the argument, the people i grew up with like tom ridge, and all those guys we grew up with in my youth that were regular republicans, someone notched to the right of center are responsible for a man who wants to get rid of birth control, who wants to have person hood. this guy is pushing the envelope. and then he blames them for watching. >> this is the first time in 40 years that a party has won the governorship when they had their own member in the white house. it's the first time i think in a century that the same party hasn't won the governorship of virginia twice in succession. so they've broken all kinds of barriers here with cuccinelli. i think there's something else that we ought to know which is that because of obama care they were rallying toward the end of the race. you talk to the pollsters for mcauliffe, and they'll tell you that from june on, they were 2 to 4 points ahead

jon: karl rove, fox news contributor, joining us with his memories from texas. karl, thank you. >> you bet. jon: we are awaiting the start of the memorial ceremony at dealey plaza in dallas. we'll bring it to you live in its entirety. we also want to know where you were on that day 50 years ago. so many of us will never forget exactly what we were doing when we heard the news. tweet us your story at jon scott@fnc and tweet pattive ann brown,@patti ann browne. we'll share your tweets throughout the hour. >> come news of another obamacare delay. it could have a big impact on a lot of americans about a year from now. we'll talk live with texas republican senator ted cruz next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer

karl rove's nonprofit group is estimated to have spent almost a billion dollars since 2010 on variousal campaigns. the group americans for prosperity prosperity, they have been spending millions as well. sheldon adelson has given tens of millions to -- those groups which take the millions and millions and millions of dollars especially from big dollar donor donors and they use it for various cam pains, those groups remain untaxed under the guise of social welfare organizations. political operations funded by undiscloseded donors at least for the moment are considered to work for the cause of social welfare and that's how you get a billion dollars where you don't know where it came from or what's to become of the organization who made it happen. today the obama administration proposed new rules to specify exactly how much and what kind of political activity these wealthy nonprofit groups could engage in and still qualify as tax exempt social welfare groups. these new rules would not just set clearer limits on spending, they would prevent these groups from funding political ads that app