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. >> that is longer than karl rove. >> our you? [inaudible conversations] >> i will make that out to you no matter what. you are stuck with it. >> one is to bill sanders. [inaudible conversations] there you go. fabulous. is kelly in rhode island? >> new picture -- new hampshire. >> is getting colder rand colder further north. [inaudible conversations] that his the interjection -- handkerchief. >>. >> deal with down there iran gave a lecture. he has ben talking about you ever since. [laughter] >> she invited me to come. also my condolences. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] what could be better? there you go. how are you? congratulations. nobleman who makes those is my wife's best friend. she will not let me pay for them so of course, i send them to everybody. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] he is around here someplace. did you see you when you came in? we did break up your donkeys. right here. steven colbert rigo. >> there we go. [laughter] >> do you want me to hold your bag over here? [inaudible conversations] spee dec i a

. >> karl rove, this is an entertaining book. packed with information. it has big things, wonderful little details. my favorite detail, the question is who is going to give the opening indication. you mentioned the tension, the protestant group. the protestant minister or catholic priest. >> mckinley directs the rabbi shale should give the indication. give the opening indication. i would suspect they would all go anti-. it is an enormous signal. i am in charge. you are are no longer in charge. mckinley as a result of this , the republican presidential candidates receive the endorsement. the st. paul delivers an explosive lecture. there to give the indication. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that was afterwards book tv signature program. >> thank you for doing this. really fantastic. >> you know what, that is what i heard. [inaudible conversations] >> consistent with your understanding. >> c-span tv. >> hopefully so. yes. >> so, and with your wife. >> our you? >> that is the one part of our house. >> how are you doing? >> the other day, visiting

karl rove says donald trump's campaign doesn't have the ground

david: karl rove -- >> we're a long way away from that. still have iowa, new hampshire and a lot of delegates to select. david: we have got to go, karl, one question you want to ask donald trump in the debate, quickly? >> how will you defend yourself declaring four bankruptcies when you were merely taking advantage of the law. david: just to be fair he never personally went bankrupt. companies had trump name. he personally never went bankrupt. >> he was the head of all four of those companies and principle shareholder in everyone many them. if he steps forward i didn't declare bankruptcy. there is fact has to be dealt with there. david: he never personally went bankrupt. >> four companies he headed went bankrupt. david: i get you. thank you, karl. melissa. melissa: donald trump secret data vault is using it to build up ground game, surprise to trump rivals. gop frontrunner hired an experienced data team to build a ground campaign and mobilize voters in early states, according to deep dive in "politico." joining me guy benson, townhall.com

. >> book tv attended the publication party for karl rove. >> that is what i heard, and it reaffirmed my view of sleep. c-span, book tv, who thought this up is what i want to know. >> so how is karen? >> karen is an with your wife to introduce her to the kitchen because it is the one part of our house she has completely unwound. >> speaking of that. [inaudible conversations] >> who lived in this house 20 years and don't know where the toasters. >> my gosh. >> did you make this bigger? >> it was a darker color. and the art was different. so we sort of brightened it up and are in the process now, we are going to change up the carpet because it is old and changing of some of the furniture which we had removed moved. an interview with kerry. it is now seven. figure out going down to miami tomorrow. >> a prep meeting. >> no more flying out? >> the the las vegas. i would fit right in there. i do a good elvis impersonation. >> that is how they make their living. >> still doing speeches? >> this year ended, 88, 85. >> i asked him if there are going to be questions. let's go hit him about chan

karl rove of all people. rove's group, american crossroads, has hit the airwaves in iowa with an attack on hillary clinton that place directly to bernie's anti wall street bona fides. let's watch this ad. >> ever wonder how hillary clinton can afford so many ads? chances are, they were paid for with wall street cash. hillary clinton has gotten 54 times more money from wall street interests than from all of iowa. hillary rewarded wall street with the $700 billion bailout. then wall street made her a multimillionaire. >> i represented wall street. >> you sure did, hillary. does iowa really want wall street in the white house? >> well that was an unpleasant ad. we should note the multiple layers of irony in there. karl rove was a senior adviser to president bush who signed the wall street bailout. got it? and received hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from investment bankers. what are they up to here? they're trying to build up burr knee, because they think bernie is an easier opponent, right? >> this

interviewed by richard berke keizer commencing editor for national review magazine. >> we are here with karl rove, author of "triumph of william mckinley." mr. rove was a senior advisor for president george w. bush and the architect of his election and reelection in 2,002,004. his publisher asked me if i would read his book and blurb it and i did. i just want to begin with what i said. karl rove shows how william mckinley used his watershed election to change his party for the political process in the nation. it's all here. the big themes, backstage maneuvers, personalities, hoopla. a great read for historians, political junkies and in our own wild elections michael america. >> i will pay you for that. it was awfully generous. >> let's introduce the man as 1896 began, who was william mckinley? >> guest: in the most immediate sense, he is the governor of the state of ohio and throughout his entire career in the congress firm 1876 through 898, he has become the lead voice within the republican party of the policy and protect the terrace. that is at the surface of the critical battleground state gav

she seemed delighted that karl rove's campaign is now running an ad against her. in a campaign past positions are going to get scrutiny, so, i wonder how do you respond about ads circulating about your past positions? you urged congressmen to give serious thought the nationalization of the oil industry. in the long run, sanders said, all utilities must go under public ownership. >> george, that was a long, long time ago, before i ever was elected to anything. i was mayor of burlington for eight years. i have been in congress for 25 they can go back. people can go back and look at the fact that hillary clinton was as i understand it was a supporter of barry goldwater. who cares that's a long time ago. >> i was going to ask, what was your thinking then and what changed your mind? >> what i said 40 years ago is less important. you talk about electability. if you look at all of the polls -- almost all of the polls out there today, today, what you find is that bernie sanders defeats donald trump by a much larger margin than does hillary clinton in the last national pol

if karl rove is going after me they must be worried about me. you'll have to find them on a >> 9:00 on the weekend. her worst playing prevent defense. looking like she was inevitable. limiting the debates. not engageing. now, she's realizing, look, and new hampshire, she would be still the front-runner in south carolina. >> let's not forget, nevada come comes before south carolina. so, you could have a scenario where bernie sanders wins three contests. for a month, she hasn't won a contest. if she loses three contests. it's going to be hard for her to recover. >> i like the fact the bernie sanders and hillary clinton are competing on the issues that americans care about the most. i feel good about where we're at. >> and one is calling for a massive tax increases which the any of this stuff. >> i want to bring to you, kevin, a little bit of time left, a lot of people are going to look at this and see bernie sanders and hillary clinton on the democratic side, donald trump and ted cruz on the republican side, michael bloomberg is going to take a lo

. >> booktv attended the publication party for karl rove author of the "the triumph of william mckinley". mr. rove mingled with guest and gave brief remarks on the book. the party was held at the home of wane and lee berman in washington, d.c. >> who thought this up? >> hopefully your book sales are doing well. where is karen? >> karen is in with your wife. hey how are you? >> lee had to introduce her to the kitchen because that is the one part of our house karen is completely unfamiliar with. >> the other day, speaking of that, i go, i want some toast. did you make this bigger? >> no, everybody asks that. it was a darker color. and the art was different. lee brightened it up and we will change out the carpet was it is old since we have lived here 20 years. we are changing out some of the furniture. the interview was scheduled for two, three, five and now seven. >> going to miami tomorrow. >> a prep meeting. and then we are flying out to the land of sheldon viva las vegas. i think a make a good elvis impersonator. i don't know what we will do about it this year. he is 50 or something li

a super pac run by karl rove is running an anti-hillary clinton ad in iowa. nd she characterized rove as a quote, errand boy for billionaires. >>> meanwhile, a voter asked hillary clinton if she would consider nominating barack obama to the supreme court. she said great idea. only one former president taft has been appointed to the nation's highest court. >>> more surprises for tomorrow night's gop debate other than donald trump's absence. former virginia governor gilmore will make his debut and the undercard -- at the undercard stage and rand paul is back on the main stage. >>> just recently ben carson was near the top of the field, but with his drop in the polls, so goes his campaign event attendance where as he used to need to give multiple town halls at the same location, at a recent stop in iowa there were more than 150 vacant seats at a church holding more than 5 hundred. only a few senators only made it to capitol hill yesterday. as alaska senator lisa murkowski noted they were all women. the senator joked that she and senator susan collins hadn't plann

karl rove, vicki, you were saying it started with karl rove. >> he is the father of microtargeting.a thank you note to karl rove for helping them get in it. >> john carlo will take it. >> i used to work with him. >> he was the one that came up with the idea of saying this is a big nation. we need to start kafring it up and not just latino vote, white vote, black vote. who shops at home depot and who shops at lowe's. he is the one who started it. 10, 15 years later wee snapchat, facebook, vine. so we have seen this proliferation that started in 2000. >> the proliferation to give you a data point here taken from the "wall street journal," the cruz campaign developed, they report, 178 different consumer data segments. 178. this is based on interest, this is based on what they read, this is based on where they might go to snapchat, how the social media, et cetera. >> what is so fascinating about that, though, and the karl rove point is that as you mentioned this is the wild west. a completely unregulated front. and yet you have karl rove. you have ted cruz and other people who claim to

chief of staff karl rove discusses his book the triumph of william mckinley and looks at the 1896 presidential campaign interviewed by the senior editor for the national review magazine >> host: we are here with karl rove the author of the triumph of william mckinley wife the election of 1896 still matters. he was a senior advisor for president george w. bush and the architect of the reelection in 2000 at 2004. karl rove shows how william mckinley used his watershed election to change his party, the political process and the nation. it's all here. the big things, the maneuvers, the personality. a great read for historians, political junkies and in our own while the cycle americans. who is william mckinley and what does he want? esko he's the governor in the state of ohio and throughout his career in congress from 1876 through 1890 he is become the lead voice in the republican party for the policy of protective tariffs. and that is at the surface. it's between the civil war in 1904 has not been born in the state of ohio so as the governor of ohio he's an immediate prospect for the presidential

we're joined by karl rove.ted the, the intel community's inspeor general came out with this. and apparently he didn't even have high enough classification rating to look at this stuff. >> mccullough iii. >> this gets worse and worse for the clinton team. you know, we were told nothing classified. it was approved. you know, other people have done this. and it gets worse and worse. there is a very serious fbi investigation going on in this. i would not be surprised to see them make a referral to main justice sometime this year. i'm not certain it's going to be hillary. but i think it's going to be people around hillary. i think her defense is going to end up being, you know what? they told me we could do this. they told me it was okay. >> she's a lawyer. they who? >> whoever, cheryl mills, houma an dip, i don't know. but let's go back to the very beginning. if you wanted to do this the first thing you should have done as the secretary of state is walk into the office of legal advice, the general counsel for the s

, and it's unfortunate. >> that's quite a broad range, simon and garfunkel to karl rove.ut bottom line is that i am told that that is not exactly what's happening, that's what's happening is that they are weighing in some of their final 30-second ads and there is a 30-second america version, uplifting and all the rest, which hillary clinton said monday night when it was played for her is fabulous. >> it's a great ad. i've had the song in my head all week. he should stick with that. >> well, they are going to run that, but they are also considering a version of something they did run previously, which is "which vision do you want?" it won't mention or show hillary clinton, but it will say the person who takes money from wall street without getting specific about goldman sachs speeches. that's not really a negative ad. it's a contrast ad, is it not? >> well, let's see the ad. >> okay. >> i hope he rejects his consultant's advice. the description in "the new york times" this morning was disturbing and it was an on-the-record interview with his political consultant. i hope he

are some inevitableility has to be wiped away. >> if karl rove is going after me they must be worried about me. you'll have to find them on a milk carton. >> hillary clinton has been at her worse playing prevent defense. looking like she was inevitable. now, she's railizing, look, bernie sanders can win in iowa and new hampshire, she would be still the front-runner in south carolina. >> let's not forget, nevada comescome s comes before south carolina. you could have a scenario where bernie sanders has won three contests. it's going to be hard for her to recover. >> the bernie sanders and hillary clinton are r competing on the issues. >> and one is calling for a massive tax increases which the country can't afford to pay for any of this stuff. >> kevin, a little bit of time left, a lot of people are going to look at this and see bernie sanders and hillary clinton on the democratic side, donald trump and ted cruz on the republican side, michael bloomberg is going to take a look at this, does this make a third-party run inevitable. >> if donald trump is a nominee, you'll see the republic

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i was struck this morning, american crossroads, the super pac founded by karl rove has just launched this online ad in >> hillary clinton has gone 54 times more money from wall street interests than all of iowa. hillary rewarded wall street with the $700 billion bailout. then, wall street made her a multimillionaire. >> i represented wall street. >> yep, you sure did, hillary. >> that echoes the points being made by bernie sanders and his campaign. are you worried that your ties to wall street are weighing you down? >> well, first, let me say, it shows how desperate the republicans are to prevent from becoming the nominee. i find that an incredibly flattering comment on their anxiety, because they know that not only will i stand up for what the country needs, i will take it to the republicans. i have a track record which shows i know how to stand up to them and i will win. i think this just proves my point that i'm the strongest candidate to go up against any with the back and forth on wall street, i think it's, you know, look, i have stood up to wall street even though i did represe

karl rove is a fox news contributor. he served as senior adviser to president george w. l as deputy chief of staff. karl, good to see you. george w. bush won iowa in 2004. right? it was one of the only two times in the past, like, 30 years iowa has ever accurately predicted the gop nominee. >> well, i would say it was 2000 that he won, not 2004. there were no caucuses in iowa in 2004. but, yeah, in fact, he's the only republican to win iowa, win the nomination, and win the presidency. >> so why is iowa not so great at predicting on the republican side, they're pretty good on the dem side, who the nominee will be? >> well, they're not that good on the dem side in picking winners in the general election. the only two times that that's happened, 1976 with jimmy carter and 2012 with barack obama. they tend to pick the democratic nominee but don't necessarily pick the winner in the general election. look, on the republican side it's because the state caucus, the caucus in iowa tends to be nominated by social conservatives, particularly from western iowa, and as a result, they

jon: karl rove, see what happens. l certainly be watching tonight when we find out who will be on the main stage. karl, thank you. >> thank you, jon. happy new year. jon: you as well. do not forget this thursday, january 14th, the best in business hosts the next gop debates. first round starts 6:00 p.m. eastern with trish regan and sandra smith from our sister network, fox business. then leading republican candidates take the main stage at 9:00 p.m. eastern. maria bartiromo and neil cavuto moderate that debate. jenna: an american woman living in florence is found dead in her apartment. what italian police are doing to find ashley olsen's killers. what is next for the world's most dangerous man. we'll talk to a journalist who has seen the jail he is being held from the inside. do you think it was ethical for "rolling stone" to publish the sean penn's interview with the notorious drug lord? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. do the. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers t

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. >> no one did that better than karl rove. he pioneered what he called microtargeting.at was credited with winning the 2004 election. he compiled reams of information about people. >> if they own a gun, what magazines they read, what car they own. >> we had a microtargeted voter file in which we had up 225 pieces of household level information about them. we knew what kind of car they had. >> republicans today most often drive ford mustangs, audition, mercedes. democrats are more likely to own a honda civic hybrid, volvo, or nissan leaf. they watch tv shows, conservatives like "dancing with the stars" and modern family. >> you won't have to pay taxes for the rest of your life. >> liberals are more likely to watch "law and order" or "30 rock." >> tonight tgf will not be the worst thing on television. it will be john stossel. who's with me? >> yeah, not surprised that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-

. >> but i will say this -- that you know, you look at these ads now being run by karl rove's group, american crossroads, ads against hillary. supporting basically, bernie, in iowa. you look at this and the kind of argument that comes from the clinton campaign, which is that there's some coordination. the leak goes to the hill, to republicans on the the hill who then spill it. what have they got? they have got zip. let me finish this point, though, eric. basically the real issue here is emails, not classified. classified or not classified, being sent and received. hillary clinton said she never received or sent anything that was marked. >> she lied. >> that's seals the case. >> somebody is going to jail. maybe houma. >> i think juan should go to jail for lying. >> that was the rhetoric today, that came out of the clinton campaign today, that it was a coordinated effort by the gop to have these, the timing of these emails being leaked. the problem with that is it wasn't the gop, it was "the new york times," michael schmidt wrote the article that talked about the emails, hillary clinto

karl rove has a book just out , which i blurb, on william mckinley. 1896.elected in he argues mckinley was a competent political strategist and he brought new votes into the republican coalition, catholics, workers, immigrants. he says several times in this to dohe reason he had that is because the republican party had been eliminated in the south. >> i will tell you a story about karl rove which may surprise you . years ago "the new yorker" did a profile when he was a major figure in the bush administration. he was a history major, and he -- he saidorite book , my favorite book as an undergraduate history major was "free soil, free labor, freeman." -- free men." it showed how they build a political coalition. at the end of one of my lecture courses on this era, one of my students comes up to me and says, you may not approve of this, but i'm an intern in the white house this year and working with mr. rove. i said, i don't disapprove. feel that'm glad you way. he whipped out my reconstruction book and said, mr. rove asked if u.s. autograph this for him -- if you would autograph this for

karl rove says it could be damaging to trump's campaign. ♪ melissa: all right.'m not sure that was karl rove, right? didn't sound like him or look lime him. here is erick erickson, fox news contributor. eric this is opportunity for the other folks on the stage to be out there to get their message across without one person dominating the evening, right? >> i think so. i suspect all eyes will be on ted cruz now. everybody can take their shots at him at center stage. melissa: right. what would be the way to play that in your opinion? >> marco rubio threw cruz off his game over cruz's policy changes over time. cruz didn't have good response to that he did have a good response on the vat tax charge. i suspect we'll see them. condition dates point out donald trump is not there. only iowa debate before the iowa caucuses. iowa voters take the caucuses seriously. that could matter. >> how many people show up undecided at this point? >> there will be some decided but iowa secretary of state and registrars are not showing new significant voter registration. if donald trump

. >> no one did that better than karl rove. he pioneered what he called microtargeting.h winning the 2004 election. he compiled reams of information about people. >> if they own a gun, what magazines they read, what car they own. >> we had a microtargeted voter file in which we had up 225 pieces of household level information about them. we knew what kind of car they had. >> republicans today most often drive ford mustangs, audition, mercedes. democrats are more likely to own a honda civic hybrid, volvo, or nissan leaf. they watch tv shows, conservatives like "dancing with the stars" and modern family. >> you won't have to pay taxes for the rest of your life. >> liberals are more likely to watch "law and order" or "30 rock." >> tonight tgf will not be the worst thing on television. it will be john stossel. who's with me? >> yeah, not surprised that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-leaning but less li

as karl rove was saying this is not typical election.how up in your car, wait ten minutes and vote and go home. you have to come out and support your candidate. for all of that reason all campaigns need ground game, to identify supporters and get the people out and support that candidate on caucus night. what do they need to do it? how have they tried to do it? brad anderson was president obama's politicalor in iowa back in 2012. >> what they really need to do is figure out, okay, here are my supporters, here is where they are, here are their addresses. here are volunteers knocking on those doors, here who we need to turn out on caucus night. last four days it will all be about gotc, which is get out the caucus. reporter: jeb bush made news last week by pulling down all the advertising in iowa and diverting money to buildout the ground game. hiring more staff and bringing in more volunteers and using mobile app to identify supporters. tim albach who is running bush's ground game said that it is smart to put people into people. >> i think

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karl rove in austin and joe trippi in los angeles.artha: the candidate hunkering down getting ready for their staff. one is calling out the media and the way it's covering this race. >> i think a lot of iowans are getting insulted. the national media and pundits are predicting this race and screening people out. martha: the stage is set ready to go for tonight's prime time countdown. each of them are looking for that leg up. so joining me is fox news media analyst. howard kurtz with the way the media is approaching the developments we have seen since we got to iowa. mr. trump's choice -- >> the man knows how to steal the spotlight. many are saying this is a brilliant move. and he utterly dominated the conversation the last 48 hours. but there is a down side risk here. for the first time i'm seeing lots of people in social media saying trump is ducking. saying he's afraid of tough questions. in a tight race maybe some folks don't like the fact that he's bailing out on their debate. martha: we watched hip change the dynamic. he suggeste

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