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. >> but then gregory asked about the democrats leading 2016 pr prospect hillary clinton and remarks by paul's wife, kellywho cited clinton's predatory affair with monica lewinsky which should preclude her return to the white house. >> someone who takes advantage of a young girl in the office and they have the gall to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women? so yes, i think it's a factor. it's not hillary's fault. >> it should be an issue? >> it's a factor in judging bill clinton. >> but is it somebody hillary clinton should be judged on? >> i'm not saying that. this is in regard to the clintons. sometimes it's hard to separate one from the other. >> whether he tended to start up the scandal, it was a heated and volatile subject for the media. >> president clinton did a bad, bad thing. monica lewinsky was not exactly an innocent vim. >> harry reid suggested that airing any criticism of hillary clinton on any subject will backfire on the gop. >> the republicans are struggling with how they deal and relate to women. and to attack potentially the first women president i think is very bullish.

clinton because, you know, you saw rand paul. he addressed this problem, comments that his wife kelly made to "vogue" magazine that clinton's presidential be derailed by her husband's predatory behavior. senator paul doubled down on his wife's dig. >> i think the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that, and that is predatory behavior. >> is it something that hillary clinton should be judged on if she were a candidate in 2016? >> i'm not saying that. this is with regard to the clinton and sometimes it's hard to separate one from the other. >> hard to separate one from the other. saw you shaking your head there as you were watching it. do you think it's a fair critique? >> you know, i think it's foolish for rand paul to talk about what happened back in the late '90s. a lot more sense to talk about bill clinton and who he's been associating with since that time. there's a terrific article in the "new republic" by one of bill clinton's right-hand man. and there are a lot of questions about some of the people bill cl

clinton because, you know, you saw rand paul. he addressed this problem, comments that his wife kelly made to "vogue" magazine that clinton's presidentialould be derailed by her husband's predatory behavior. senator paul doubled down on his wife's dig. >> i think the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that, and that is predatory behavior. >> is it something that hillary clinton should be judged on if she were a candidate in 2016? >> i'm not saying that. this is with regard to the clinton and sometimes it's hard to separate one from the other. >> hard to separate one from the other. saw you shaking your head there as you were watching it. do you think it's a fair critique? >> you know, i think it's foolish for rand paul to talk about what happened back in the late '90s. a lot more sense to talk about bill clinton and who he's been associating with since that time. there's a terrific article in the "new republic" by one of bill clinton's right-hand man. and there are a lot of questions about some of the people bil

karl rove and the clinton camp tonight on "the kelly file". >>> and breaking tonight, the white house has been caught red-handed again, misleading the american people on the truth about obamacare. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly, two weeks ago the white house touted the number of people getting coverage thanks to the president's health care law. a record 6 million people are supposed to get coverage because of obamacare. six million, listen. >> more than 2.1 million people who have enrolled in private plans and 3.9 million americans who learned they're eligible for coverage through medicaid and the children's health insurance program. because of the affordable care act you're looking at this enrollment pickup. >> that is a white house senior adviser saying nearly 4 million americans are now eligible for medicaid coverage thanks to obamacare. that was false. that was untrue. it was grossly misleading. the senior elections analyst for the well-respected real clear politics, sat down and crunched the numbers, concluding that only 380,000 new medicaid enrollees are e

. >> let me bring kelly into this conversation about hillary clinton. of the most powerful women in the world as well. let's talk about this politico story today. this long report that she's already had at least one meeting with political strategists out there weighing the pros and cons of running for the democratic presidential nomination. from everything you're hearing, kelly, is she anxious to break that ultimate glass ceiling, become president of the united states to try once again. >> i know, wolf. how ironic that back in november when she launched this program, no ceilings to get women more opportunities and to break the glass ceilings calling the glass ceilings the last piece of unfinished business in this century. how ironic that if she ran and won, she would crack that ultimate glass ceiling. as you mentioned, that report in politico where she had this meeting and talking about how difficult a campaign could be and how some advisers close to hillary clinton are concerned about the impact on her legacy if she were to run and lose. so it seems, o

meaning you, that his gut feeling is that hillary clinton will not run for president, is a good thing since all the polls show her trouncing any opponent, kelly the wife of rand paul practically cuts him off to say clinton's relationship with with monica lewinsky should complicate his return to the white house, even as a spouse. his predatory behavior was offensive to women, she tells me. are these issues something that you think will be fair game and an appropriate part of a campaign should she be the nominee? >> you know, i mean the democrats, one of their big issues is they've concocted and said republicans are committing a war on women. one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn't prey on young interns in their office. and i think really the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior and it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. this isn't having an affair. i mean, this

meaning you, that his gut feeling is that hillary clinton will not run for president is a good thing, since all the polls show her trouncing any opponents, kelly, the wife of senator rand paul, practically cuts him off to say that bill clinton's relationship with monica lieuin win ski should complicate his return to the white house, even for his spouse. i would say his behavior was predatory, offensive to women, she tells me. are these issues you think would be fair game and an appropriate part of the campaign, should she be a nominee? >> well, you know, i mean, the democrats, one of their big issues is that clinton says republicans are committing a war on women. one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn't prey on young interns in their office. and i think really the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old, and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior, and it should be -- it should be something we shouldn't want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. t

karl rove told megyn kelly said the attack could have been prevented and it hurts hillary clinton in 20013. >> secretary of state and 70,000 employees in the department of state it was not the 70,000 employees who was in charge of this. he was the under secretary of state the number two official in the department. he reported to her and never bothered and she never asked about what is happening with security at our embassies. no one has been held responsible for this at all. nobody has lost their job nobody has been fired nobody tossed out of the department and pensioned off. nobody. the most damaging things of this report today is it could have been prevented. >>> and senator lindsey graham from south carolina appeared on "the hannity show." it raises questions about her being the president of the united states. >> if hillary clinton was too distraught to appear on television on the 15th of december is she really capable of being commander-in-chief? the reason hillary did not talk about what happened in benghazi she is in charge of the consulate not susan rice is because she is too

should point out senator paul's comments were a follow-up to his wife kelly who was profiled in an article in vogue. she called bill clinton'sior predatory and offensive to women. is this the republicans only way to get women's attention in the upcoming election year? >> republicans were really going to have to find themselves a brand-new leading candidate. it looks like rand paul wants to step into that slot as the so-called frontrunner in the gop field. it's an unfortunate strategy he's taken to reach back some 20 years to blame whatever president clinton did in his white house on his wife and try to connect it that way. she ought to be judged on that record and that record alone. he ought to be talking about policy at the end of the day. he should be talking about his opposition to the lily ledbetter act. he ought to be talking about inequality in pay between men and women in this country. he ought to be talking about those things. >> rand paul, sitting senator from kentucky, says liberals have concocted this war on women. that all of this legislative stuff attacking women's rights is just a fairy tale. i don't know if th

progressive outline and it certainly is something that hillary clinton can try to attach herself to as many democrats on the hill are doing as well. >> kellyhat they won't have the vote today if people can't get back from out of town. >> there is a possibility. i've been checking with offices. there are a number of members from farther away places who have connection flights and that type of thing that have been affected so far. i'm told that there has been no delay of the vote yet but that could happen this afternoon. if it does, we'll let you know right away. >> thanks so much. great reporting, chris, thank you for weighing in and kelly o'donnell, of course. and to another big story here in washington. the national zoo's baby panda ready for her close-up. this is baobao, born on august 23rd, making her official public debu on january 18th. >>> the supreme court effectively gutted the 1965 voting rights acts in june last year when the court struck down a key provision opening the door for states and localities too undo a half century of voting rights gains. >> in the 11 states all confederacy and even in some of the states outside of the

. >> senator paul was also asked about comments his wife, kelly, made in a "vogue" profile when she suggested that hillary clinton'sirations could be derailed by bill clinton's affair with monica lewinsky. he didn't seem to just stand by the comments, but seemed to reiterate them. >> yes, i think it's a factor. it's not hillary's fault. >> it should be an issue -- >> it's a factor in judging bill clinton in history. >> is it something hillary clinton should be judged on if she's a candidate in 2016? >> i'm not saying that. this is with regard to the clintons, and sometimes it's hard to separate one from the other. with regards to his place in history, it certainly is a discussion. >> of course, before we get to 2016, there's the 2014 midterms to talk about, a prime opportunity for republicans to take control of the senate. republican leader mitch mcconnell talked sunday about what he believes the party needs to do between now and november. >> in order to win november, you have to have an electable candidate, and i'm very confident that in every single police where we have an opportunity for a pickup, we're going to

points the finger of blame directly at hillary clinton's state department for the failures leading up to the death of four americans. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, a busy night tonight. the report is out and the findings are clear. a 15-month report determines not only was al-qaeda behind the attacks contrary to what the white house and "the new york times" told the world but that it could and should have been prevented. the report concludes as follows, this is a quote. the failures of benghazi can be summed up this way, the americans serving in libya were vulnerable, the state department knew they were vulnerable and no one in the state department did anything about it. the intelligence committee does not collect threats in dangerous places so it can be ignored by senior decision-makers. yet the intelligence warnings in the field were met by this administration with a deafening silence, the four americans who were killed deserved better. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more. >> well, good evening, the claims that this was the work of extremists with no formal terrorist connections. >> several al-qaed

if anything, kelly, it reminded me a little bit of bill clinton.ie today. >> carol was just going to say something. >> i wanted to throw in one other thing. didn't he also spend a lot of time talking about bipartisanship? one of the things that stood out to me is how he kept saying this was getting done with the democrats and the republicans together, which was very, very interesting given the fact that this was a national stage for him. >> and part of chris christie's appeal on the national stage is that he is a republican governor in a blue state like the state of new jersey. he's a guy who can win in a bipartisan way who has made it part of his calling card to be a bipartisan governor or at least appeal across party lines and try to find those places where he can work with democrats. if he's going to win the republican presidential nomination in 2016, he's going to do it as a guy who can bridge some of the gaps that we've seen that have divided washington so much. that's his appeal nationally and he was very savvy to include that appeal in the s

the whole stop and frisk argument that ray kelly successfully implemented -- do you think that's a national message, richard? >> no, i do not. >> it's not a clinton not a clinton message. and it is not a message hillary clinton will embrace if she -- >> tell me more about that. how does she get out of that -- >> the de blasio phenomenon is very specific to the fact that mike bloomberg, who did a great job for 12 years, people are ready for a change and he capitalized in a very left leaning democratic city and ran a clever campaign and we'll see how he does. >> but a very divisive campaign. >> i personally think that he will be a better manager than most people think he will be. but we'll see, right? but this is not a message that the democratic party or hillary clinton is going to embrace. >> does hillary clinton go -- >> it is a very unclinton message. >> -- elizabeth warren slash de blasio slash obama, or will she do what richard is suggesting and be more like her husband? >> if she ever got to the white house she'd be more like her husband. but the fact is when you have 15 democratic senators sign a bill to stop the president from appeasing ir

kelly live in new york city. and tonight. new bombshells tonight in what's looking like an effort to destroy the man who could beat hillary clinton. is this woman telling the truth? >> mayor zimmer. >> plus a well known hollywood actress forced out of a job after having the nerve to back a tea party candidate. she'll join us live with what happened behind the scenes. >>> and one of the darlings of the democratic party gets caught playing fast and loose with the facts on her resume. the kelley file starts now. >>> and breaking tonight a new jersey mayor refusing to answer our questions after she joins in on what is looking like an effort to kill the presidential chances of the man who might be able to beat hillary clinton. >> that was hoboken mayor dawn zimmer running from our camera and refusing our interview request. after she appeared on two main stream cable shows this weekend. claiming that his lieutenant governor told her that hurricane sandy relief funds would not be forthcoming unless the mayor backed her redevelopment project favored by the governor. here's the mayor. >> the major question is did they connect sanding fund

kelly live in new york city. and tonight. new bombshells tonight in what's looking like an effort to destroy the man who could beat hillary clintong the truth? >> mayor zimmer. >> plus a well known hollywood actress forced out of a job after having the nerve to back a tea party candidate. she'll join us live with what happened behind the scenes. >>> and one of the darlings of the democratic party gets caught playing fast and loose with the facts on her resume.

kelly ann's honesty. these things are not comparable. benghazi is a tragedy, not a scandal, and no one has ever linked it to hillary clinton directly.you've said before, ambassador stevens himself wanted a light military footprint and wanted to work with the local folks. whereas the bridge scandal is a scandal. we do know people, whether or not the governor knew about it, ordered this as some sort of reprisal and politics. it's the kind of thing that americans grasp easily. benghazi didn't get through. mitt romney tried to use it. and the american people see it as a fog-of-war scandal. it's only a scandal on the right, not with the american public. >> let me put the question to kelly ann. come 2016 at the republican convention wherever it's held, will not the keynote speaker, the people get up on that platform use the word "benghazi," or will they not? will it still be a red hot poker to jam at hillary clinton? >> maybe not. i think at that point her challenges will be many. and benghazi will be part of it. but her challenges are really going to come from the left. i think what bridgegate -- >> at the convention? >> -- people are in

kelly. see you tomorrow. >>> governor chris christie accused of playing dirty politics in new jersey. >> i was told this was a traffic study. >> well, the debate on how the so-called scandal stacks up to hillary clinton'shazi cover-up. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> potential presidential candidate caught up in scandal. >> chris christie in crisis. >> a big problem for a man with big ambition. >> is this just a smoke screen to divert attention away from his new tell-all book about the president? our friends from the five drop by to respond. and this brutal knockout assault

kelly. see you tomorrow. >>> governor chris christie accused of playing dirty politics in new jersey. >> i was told this was a traffic study. >> well, the debate on how the so-called scandal stacks up to hillary clinton's role in the benghazi cover-up. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> potential presidential candidate caught up in scandal. >> chris christie in crisis. >> a big problem for a man with big ambition. >> is this just a smoke screen to divert attention away from his new tell-all book about the president? our friends from the five drop by to respond. and this brutal knockout assault was more than harassment? and the white house spends your hard earned tax dollars on this global warming propaganda. >> the fact is no center can either prove or disprove the climate change. >> our great american panel tackles the most outrageous videos. >> transitional living fund. >> call these communities promise zones. >> and frank luntz goes into the framework of the lexicon of democrats. and the most outrageous examples of media bias. hint, chris matthews is on this week's list. "hannity" starts now. >> and in what they hoped would be the big lead on their stories, governor chris christie's a