it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. manage. >> mc rove. ♪ our dnc is what they're calling me ♪ >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes. don't quit your day jobs, fellas. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy escape like president bush tried to do after this press conference. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he didn't even know where the door was. >> i was trying to escape. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spelling expertise in front of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. you wrote phonetically. what else? there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, are you smarter than a fifth grader, dan. >> i guess he was wrong and i was right. >> and speaking of a gaffe with an "e" on the end, here's a technical one. >> an

if karl rove said, i handed them all over, trust me, would you trust karl rove if that is what he saiddavid: secretary clinton is the head of the agency, and the way i understand the way the law works, it is the call of the agency to turn over what is relevant or pertinent. i trust that she did that. mark: but if karl rove had a private e-mail server at the white house, never used white house e-mail, and wrote all of his e-mails on rove.com and in the white house said we would like you to hand over all e-mails that were relevant would you trust the batch that would be complete or have questions? david: i might have questions and i don't think there is anything wrong with asking questions. more: why should the press and the public trust that hillary clinton on e-mails that she totally controlled and could have deleted or withheld if she wanted to, why should we trust that she handed them all over? david: i think because there is no evidence of any wrongdoing and i don't know of any allegations of wrongdoing. mark: there was the allegation that it was improper for her to do e-mails that

we take up clinton scandal its 2016 implication talking with karl rove. and head of secret service does not know ha his agents are doing or why. but, telling congress what he really needs it money to build a fake white house to train agents to protect the real one. joseph clancy called capitol hill today to answer questions about what is a growing list of scandals. a subject of my commentary. we begin in israel with benjamin netanyahu, now declaring victory, releaseed this statement on twitter. against all odds, a big win for likud for national camp, with a leadership of likud a big win for the country of israel. joining us, former israeli ambassador to united states, daniel ayalotph*rpbgs. >> hello lou. lou: she right? >> he probably is, they predicted that netanyahu would trail by 4 or 6. he would have to cede half of the term to his opponent, this is not the case. lou: with his victory. having ability to begin to create coalition to lead the government what will be the impact immediately in terms of national security policies, and relationship with bot

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bush, fox news political analyst, karl rove.arl good to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> we have a lot to talk about in the republican party. first, these charges of israeli spying on those negotiations. is this just simply spite, petulance on the part of this administration with netanyahu? >> oh yeah. lou: your thoughts. >> absolutely. absolutely. look, we would expect the israelis to be trying to understand what is going on in the minds of the iranians. we helped them build a sophisticated capacity to intercept and monitor iranian communications. the idea they're getting this by monitoring the us is probably laughable. they're getting this by monitoring the iranians and the iranian conversations. and it is petulant. you used a good word for the white house to engage in this. that we the united states trying to monitor israeli communications. we should not be surprised they're trying to monitor the communications of the iranians about these negotiations. for them to go to the wall street journal and lay this out and start w

karl rove joins us.arl, those are rough words. >> well, i have been mist find as to how the president has handled this. he has, through the actions over the last six weeks, made -- drawn more attention to prime minister netanyahu's speech and made it a bigger, more significant, more consequential event by series of p.r. blunders that represent in my mind an unskilled, undiplomatic, arrogant and petulant at times approach on the part of the administration the president and his people. it started six weeks ago and has been going on ever since. it's been really an extraordinary time. >> well, i think it's quite unfair that the prime minister. because the original beef which is just a distraction and everyone should grow up and get over it it, was because speaker boehner made the invitation to the prime minister and he accepted it and apparently the white house was angry because speaker boehner hadn't cleared it first with the white house. speaker boehner saying is he his own separate branch of government. b

why karl rove agrees with me. i'm the one who is impossible. @e8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú ♪ help an oil company overcome minus 47 degree temps, 5 foot ice, and 16 foot waves, to safely keep crude oil flowing 365 days a year. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> cruz is in expect at least a dozen others to follow maybe more with. this kind of debate crowd not time for much followup. but mitt romney says plenty of time for republicans to agree on >> we have 16 candidates, most of them viable. we may have 16 mostly viable. >> but are we going to get to the convention without a nominee? >> if that occurred, my guess is the people that got the delegates would come together and choose one of themselves. >> i'm not so sure but karl rove knows this stuff inside and out. here was my point. if you have a lot of guys competing in delegate apportioned states and a good number stay in the race, say half a dozen do then it gets to be tough for one guy to have that, you know, 1200, 1250 delegates the

bush fox news political analyst karl rove. good to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> we have a lot to talk about in the republican party, but first, these charges of israelis spying on those negotiations, is this just simply a spite petulance on the part of this administration with netanyahu? >> oh yeah. >> you're positive? >> absolutely. absolutely. look we would expect the israelis to be trying to understand what is going on in the minds of the iranians. we helped them build a sophisticated capacity to intercept and monitor iranian communications. the idea that they're getting this by monitoring the u.s. is probably laughable. they're getting this by monitoring the iranians and the iranian conversations. and it is petulance. i used a good word for the white house to engage in this. we, the united states, try and monitor israeli communications. we should not be surprised that they're trying to monitor the communications of the iranians about these negotiations. and for them to go to the "wall street journal" and lay this o

karl rove has some thoughts. >> also tonight comparing hillary clinton with president obama. how do they differ? laura ingraham will weigh in. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. killing the cops that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we saw here in new york city, inflammatory rhetoric can get police officers killed. and remember back on december 20th two new york city officers lu and ramos shot dead in their car by deranged man apparently set off by antipolice rhetoric. last night a similar situation occurred in ferguson, missouri but the officers have survived. 245 central time yesterday afternoon ferguson police chief thomas jackson resigned. that's what the protesters wanted. he and the city manager now out thereof and a new power structure for ferguson will emerge. however by 8:00 p.m. last night. an estimated 150 protesters had gathered outside the ferguson police station. 70 cops there to keep order. 9:00 p.m. a protester was arrested for blocking

. >> let's bring in karl rove. how would you answer that question? the yemen policy of the united states a success, karl? >> guest: josh ernest went on to say the united states has the supacity supassu capacity to reach special operations in the state. i had lunch with a special operation to came back and he destroyed all of the weapons and i don't think he thinks we have much and our reach is released. the white house is getting close to the edge of lala land saying everything is okay in yemen. the saudi arabia don't want this on their southern border. that is why they mobilized 150,000 troops and started airstrikes. and four vessels from egypt as we speak are arriving on station. the saudi arabia egyptians and sunni arabs whipill not allow this. >> you have the american embassy closed and the leader of the country fleeing by boat and american special operation forces also getting out and destroying their weapons in the process. how does the administration continue to call this a success? >> guest: i have no idea. and look this is why -- the preside

the fact is, i worked for karl rove when you referenced those e-mails.e got the hell beat out of us for thinking that every e-mail wasn't coming through white house servers. it would be nothing but trying to avoid the record and -- >> clearly did not have department e-mails. she didn't. >> she's the head of the -- >> we do all -- i think all of us at this table expect hillary clinton to make an announcement for president. we expect that. >> it could be delayed. >> putting together a team, clearly that's going on. here's the question. i always look at these stories and say, there's got to be a backstory here. there's something that suggests a fuel to this beyond what is being reported. is it this supposition on the part of her critics and maybe stand-by critics that she is very private about her person, not wrongdoing or something like that, she just doesn't like to be totally exposed in what she does every day. it's her instinct after years of being attacked by the right when in arkansas and since then, a built-in instinct for self-protection for privacy

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so, i have seen and this will be my final reading where scooter libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency in fort meade maryland. a beer in a white house pool car. i will just read the opening few sentences and then skip over to make. scooter libby come and remember all based on these on the news comes to remember scooter libby trajectory this is august, 2004, scooter libby would do almost anything for his boss the vice vice president come anything. he would fabricate he would offer half-truths and untruths and even go to jail for god sake though he knew the prospect was unlikely as cheney would always have his back. scooter libby was imprisoned by setting in the car with karl rove for a long drive on the baltimore washington parkway winding through the suburbs was testing the limits of his patients. the air conditioner against the heat outside and he asked for what seemed like the tenth time where are we going? i told you an undisclosed location. i know that where. if i told you where it would be disclosed location. after cow and senior adviser colliding senior a

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priceline.com >>> we have karl rove and kirsten powers and juan williams. you had to have a political account because you could not do political business on the government account. how big a deal is this hillary clinton and how big a role will it play if her campaign? >> it will be big and reaffirm the vision, the narrative people have of the clintons that they are governed by a different set rules whether it is foreign contributions to their foundation or someone getting a salary from a private company selling intelligence to foreign entities on american politics at the same time she is getting a salary at state department, we will have a series of these things that are the clintons' sense of entitlement. i was amused at congressman schiff. rnc accounts were there for political activity at the white house because of the hatch act we had to have a separate account but we were told these were presidential reports swept and added to the white house archives. in fact, there was a problem because they were in the to be missing and congressman schiff was the lou

dick cheney or karl rove a non-government website and karl rove says, don't you worry, we gave over ourls to comply with federal rules. are you okay with that? >> there's legitimate questions here and that's fine. where did the e-mails end up? 55,000 does seem like a lot, but the problem we have raised is the problem with "the new york times" story, which it hasn't held up. they omitted key facts. they omitted the fact that the law pertaining to private e-mail accounts was passed in 2014. they didn't include the fact that john kerry is the first secretary of state to use a government account primarily. >> so the question to me is there's two possibilities. one is basically hillary like myself doesn't want to use the government account. but that account was created only a week before she is sworn in. >> right. >> so clearly, to me the question is if you trust the clintons, if you trust hillary clinton and the people around her, you think this is benign. if you don't trust her, you think they were trying to hide e-mails from the record. >> people will always think that about the clintons.

. >> i think you and karl rove live -- >> i have nothing in common with karl rove. i don't do that kind of stuff. >> no, no, no. i know you don't. but you are agreeing with him. >> i'm not agreeing with him. i'm telling you what the strategy is i'm not agreeing with it. >> i know what the strategy is i'm telling you that it's the same strategy that gets us nowhere. >> okay. so you are going to throw your weight and i can't see your tummy but you are throwing your weight behind ted cruz; is that correct? you're with him? you are his guy for now? >> i love ted cruz but i am also open to rand paul. i'm also open to scott walker. right now my guy is ted cruz but i want to learn more from the other two. >> that's open-minded of you. that is open-minded, beck. >> i know. you are not leaving the republican party. you just want to know more about it. >> >> here is the thing. don't vote for parties. don't blindly support the party. >> now i agree. >> support the people. in the meantime, you know, you know it kills me for a year i had no on my desk for radio. we were covered

i guess my point is if you run this in an opposite direction and it's karl rove that's the whole point of this, right? are you inclined to think the worth of them. >> colin powell was helping plan a war we didn't have to wage so i'm a lot more concerned with the fact that all his e-mails are gone. well, but there's not a lot of outrage about that. >> if it was karl rove and if you did find out that someone in the bush administration or someone you are not inclined to trust basically ran this procedure after the fact they got to say you get this, i stay this -- the point is, fundamentally will come down at the that if you don't trust hillary clinton or think the clintons are shady then that's not going to be do enough. if you do, you do. that rorschach test is going to be the defining feature of the next 20 months. >> i would expand it, if you are less interested in hillary as the democratic nominee, you may see this as just an opportunity as opposed -- i mean because fundamentally at the end of this, like what is it that we're chasing? really i mean -- what is it we're chasing here? >>

[laughter] where "scooter" libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency. in the white house pool car. i read the opening to sentences then i will skip over to nic. "scooter" libby trajectory would do almost anything for his boss the vice president he would offer the half-truths' with the un truce even go to jail although he knew the prospect was not likely as cheney would always have his back. >> he was imprisoned. >> but going for a long drive on the parkway going through the suburbs to test the limits of his patients the air conditioner fought against the heat and where are we going? i told you. undisclosed location in. where? if i told you where it would be disclosed claims senior adviser to the president for you can tell me. >> i cannot tell you. senior adviser outranks senior staff tactically that was the big debates of the administration that structure that he built who was out shrinking to -- to. >> then the mysterious dark parking garage and then there rival and go into an elevator and he produces the fob then they go deeper and deeper into the ear

[laughter] so i have this season were scooter libya and karl rove are driving to the national security agency in the white house pool car. i will read the opening to sentences then i will skip over. . . would do almost anything for his boss the vice president he would offer the half-truths' with the un truce even go to jail although he knew the prospect was not likely as cheney would always have his back. >> he was imprisoned. >> but going for a long drive on the parkway going through the suburbs to test the limits of his patients the air conditioner fought against the heat and where are we going? i told you. undisclosed location in. where? if i told you where it would be disclosed claims senior adviser to the president for you can tell me. >> i cannot tell you. senior adviser outranks senior staff tactically that was the big debates of the administration that structure that he built who was out shrinking to -- to. >> then the mysterious dark parking garage and then there rival and go into an elevator and he produces the fob then they go deeper and deeper into the earth than the elevat

when she criticized the bush administration's use of private e-mails when it was discovered that karl rove were using rnc accounts for official business. here's second tear clinton. >> now people feel invisible. now they have reason to believe that they are being rendered invisible. you know or constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wire taps. we know about the secret white house e-mail accounts. >> they also duck up an inspector general reports which criticized the u.s. ambassador to kenya to bad behavior, including his use of e-mail, private e-mail. that led to his resignation as ambassador. it says he drafted and distributed policy authorizing himself and other mission personnel to use personal e-mail for daily communication. >> for official government business. it was a flawing of direct instructions to adhere to state department policy. >> he thought the one at the embassy wasn't sufficient. he was fired to that and other things. >> did secretary clinton, his boss, know he was fired for that reason? >> of course, i would think. he was a friend of president obama. i'm

clip of hillary clinton talking about secrecy at the white house so there is hypocrisy there about karl roveand where he was, there were separate rnc accounts e-mail accounts, for the republican national committee that were used for political fund raising to keep it separate from official but there were allegations that were proven that bush officials were using the other accounts to do official business. that has been there before that republicans were doing this. >> you brought up whitewater but it was under 40 people that knew, when hillary clinton was first lady there were so many questions around her she held a press conference that was called a "pink press conference," and answered questions for 70 minutes about whitewater and travel gates and cattle futures where she made $100,000 on $1,000 investment. do you think the press from those days still has the their of hillary clinton it is pushing, she is unthat likes the secrecy and doesn't play by the usual rules? >> to some extent it is justified. i don't think it is justified to the complete estimate. at the love that did not turnout t

reporter: secretary clinton was among many democrats then as a senator, who they were going after karl rove, other top bush officials who were using g.w. bush server e-mail for official corps upon dense. now it's been turned around on the clinton administration. listen to what mrs. clinton said about all that back then. >> our constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wiretap wiretaps, the secret military secret e-mail accounts, it's a stunning record of secrecy and corruption, of cronyism run amok. >> i asked josh ernest whether this white house knew about the fact that secretary of state clinton, then secretary of state had her own server at her home and that her e-mails were going through there. and he said i don't know the answer to the that and several other reporters ss ss questioned him about what they knew. >> especially when they're saying whatever whatever@clinton.com. this is raising a bunch of new questions about benghazi, so go again, what are you learning? >> reporter: what's interesting about this is that josh ernest for two days now has said this white house,

we'll be talking with republican strategist karl rove here. >>> also the head of the secret service doesn't know what his agents are doing or why. presenting or more scandal, telling congress what he needs is more money to build a fake white house so his agents can protect the real one. the secret service scandal the subject of my commentary. >>> we begin with netanyahu's victory. president obama yet to congratulate him. instead delegating the task to that to secretary cer a e. three other allies have offered congratulations including the prime ministers of britain, canada and indianaia. joining us is a member of the house foreign affairs and veterans committee. he is co-chair of the how's republican caucus. al good to have you with us. the polls were wrong, talking with the former ambassador to the united states.:states. he said the polls are always wrong in israel. this is really a decisive victory. what does it mean for israel its national security and the policies they'll follow going forward? >> well, the prime minister clearly is very strong on national security. that's what drove him

. >> and karl rove joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening. karl, i don't know if you are -- if president bush 43's administration did this but for some reason it bothers me. jen psaki says she doesn't know much about anything about this yet on january 29th the question was posed to secretary kerry about whether or not american funds were being on the ground in israel or not to impact the election. she doesn't know today. what's your thought on this? >> this is a troubling chain of events. the department of state by november of last year transfers $350,000 to a nonprofit called one voice, a movement, which is designed to encourage a palestinian state. a two state solution in israel. and there are 2014 report, annual report, they announce that they are, embarking on ground breaking campaign around the israeli elections. by january they have linked up with victory 2015 known collectively in israel as b 15 -- v 15. which has one goal defeat of netanyahu. they have office was next door to each other in tel aviv. they are cooperating together in the

. >> what did the democrats say when karl rove was using the rnc server?t does -- now -- >> what could the rnc say now? >> but why now? is it okay because -- the standard used to be -- >> i didn't say it was okay. >> so why fall back on that. >> well, first of all, there's nothing like what colin powell did. what colin powell did was say, i'm going to convert everybody to e-mail, i'm going to use my personal e-mail, and then when the state department asks him, where are yew e-mails, secretary powell? he said, i don't know, they're all gone. no one cared -- >> it was good unusual for the bush administration -- >> why don't you care about that? why don't you care about the fact. >> who says i didn't care, so the clintons -- >> wait a sect. >> they have a private e-mail server. you're asking me why i didn't care -- >> you didn't know ten years ago he would you say going to throw away. very little coverage of that ten years ago. >>> the roundtable is staying with us. this is "hardball," the place for politics. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you

, and all of my years in politics, i don't think i have seen an issue changed so radically. 2004 karl roveas using anti-gay slurs as a wedge issue and now it has changed completely and republicans to know what to bring up the issue. representative frank: i agree with you. as late as 2004 if i had said i plan to get married while i'm still in member of congress, people would have said that would controversial. when i did get married in 2012 to jim, and they asked if it was controversial, it was. a lot of colleagues were met i did not invite them. it is the most rapid social change in american history. we started out having hidden from everyone, so the prejudice ran the show. there was no counter to the prejudice. what happened is that more and more of us decided to be honest about who we are. i served and many others. as we became honest about who we were, reality defeated reggie -- prejudice. especially on same-sex marriage. there were people against marriage because they disapproved of us and maybe they did not want us happy. they did not want to give us a sense that we should be treated

an aide says i like how you took on karl rove.his is the same guy that refuse to believe that romney lost ohio. i put more faith in your numbers than his. and another says what the pundits do the talking. all right. their track record has been so remarkable. and finally calvin in philadelphia says i always liked the way you use history to prove your point. say that more often because i think people need to be reminded that the prevailing view at the time was right. we can never would have become president and neither would jfk or carter. and that is why i'm always here to challenge what everyone else is saying. it's the reason why never hadtance." dates in high school but the reason why my hunk in information today >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> if i got a letter like this, i would think it was a scam. someone is scamming us. >> so is it a scam? >> i said, you know, ray, there is a fine line between aenius and . announcer: is it a scam?ssed >> there's a fine line between da gen

. >> and karl rove and whether or not there were separate rnc the accounts as i remember, and gw bush accounts that were alledgedly used for political fundraising rightly so to keep it separate from official but there were allegations never fully proven that bush officials were using the other accounts to do official business. so that has been there before in fairness to hillary. >> you brought up whitewater. and i think a lot of people forgotten or barely even knew when hillary clinton was first lady, there were so many questions swirling around her that she once held a press conference called the pink press conference because she wore a pink outfit and answered questions for 70 minutes about whitewater, the land deal in arkansas that the clintons lost money on, about travelgate, but missing records, about cattle futures. do you think the press, forget the "new york times," the press from those days still has a narrative that she is enamored with secrecy and not playing by the usual rules? >> yes. and to some extent, justified. i don't think it's justified to the complete extent beca

. >>> joining us now with more reaction, fox news contributor, karl rove, and doug schoen. have either of you decided who you prefer for the republican nomination? karl, have you decided who you like? >> no. and i'm not going to tell you when i do. >> all right. i've not decided. i'm genuinely undecided. anybody you like? >> i'm willing to tell you, i think jeb bush is far and away the best candidate that the republicans could nominate. and ted cruz would be hillary clinton's best news. she's got. >> i'm not sure you're right there. for a lot of different respects. karl, let me go to you for the republican side. let's talk in brackets now, sweet 16. you've got, what, an evangelical vote. social conservatives. a tea party vote. a libertarian wing, all part of a republican coalition. you've got people that are fiscally conservative, socially liberal. where do the candidates fit into the brackets? >> i don't think it's as simple as those four. you've got full spectrum conservatives who are national defense conservatives and economic conservatives. you've got main street republi