jack kemp, 1996, bob dole's running mate you can great dole/kemp ticket.sounded like. give you a taste of that. >> we cannot forget, my friends, that a single mom and her children in this country cannot be left out of our great revolution for this country. the american society as a whole can never achieve the outer reaches of its potential so long as it tolerates the inner cities of despair. >> it is interesting, first of all, i don't know everybody around this table knew jack kemp. i certainly did. he was sorter of the republican version of hubert humphrey, by the way, a happy warrior type, a man that clearly did not have hate in his heart. quite frankly, i don't think you can say that about all republicans these days. you have the party that wants to work on image control. they keep on talking about doing outreach, image as opposed to reality. john case sick was including medicaid because of prin principles about the poor that is the ongoing legacy of jack kemp. >> when we -- >> i was going to say, the idea of jack kemp and the idea of big-city republica

it's time we revisit some of these ideas of jack kemp and expand upon them. i told somebody recently, this is jack kemp's enterprise zones on steroids. the bill that i will introduce will introduce these and empower and begin these economic freedom zones. this bill will lower perm and corporate income taxes in detroit to 5%. my bill will also lower the payroll tax 2% for the employees, 2% for the employers. economic freedom zones will cut out the red tape that keeps new businesses from starting and old businesses from thriving. inside these zones will suspend the capital gains tax, encourage greater investment in business and real estate, and we will allow all small businesses to deduct most of what they invest in the first year of the purchase. how will this differ from a traditional government stimulus? well first, these zones don't ask houston or they don't ask atlanta to bail out detroit. these zones free up detroit to bail themselves out. this isn't just about detroit. i'm a politician. so i'm a little concerned about my home. we're concerned about kentu

en brasil se sienten los nervios dice kempes. >> los nervios mismos de donde se estÁ haciendo, despuÉs, y bebeto que levantÓ la copa del mundo 1994. >> estamos haciendo todo para hacer un gran mundial, de los mejores de todos los tiempos, esees nuestro objetivo .un legado para nuestro pueblo que no tiene precio. >> brasil, el Único que no ha ganado la copa en casa, tiene la obligaciÓn de ganar. >> no hay necesidad de ganar un grupo mÁs flaco,más fuerte, no,la selecciÓn brasileÑa,hay que ganar, y estaremos juntos. >> univisiÓn deportes tendrÁ cobertura completa, y el es lo que estarÁ en el bombo 3 dÓnde estÁ la selecciÓn mexicana. >> como se dieron las cosas, ya estar es un milagro, y se puede contar con la buena fortuna de que tuvimos una mala eliminatoria y a mÉxico le toque un grupo a modo, o puede ser que te toque el grupo de la muerte. >> tambiÉn en el sorteo estarÁ el recuerdo michel jackson,ya que en 1995 grabÓ un vÍdeo que pasarÁn durante la ceremonia. >> estaremos pendiente, gracias y maÑana volveremos a brasil, antes de despedirnos los dejamos con imÁgenes del querido expresid

so i'm promoting economic free dom zones similar to enterprise zones from jack kemp 20 years ago.nterprise zones on steroids. this is a massive giveback of money that's already yours. we are not going to take it from houston to bail out detroit. we'll let detroit keep their money and bail themselves out. it's phenomenal how much money can be left in detroit simply by lowering the taxes in detroit. >> it's like kemp's enterprise zones on steroids. i looked over the plan. you're calling it the freedom plan. you will give eligible areas a reduction in individual and corporate tax rates. correct? yes. we'll take personal and corporate tax down to 5%. bring the payroll tax down for the worker and employer. and we'll reduce the red tape and let businesses thrive. we'll invite entrepreneurs from around the country and around the world who want to come to detroit and make it like a mini hong kong. there are great things you can do the. it's amazing how much money accumulates not from other parts of the country but just from detroit's tax base if you don't take it to washington. you leave

it's time we revisit some of these ideas of jack kemp and expand upon them. i told somebody recently, this is jack kemp's enterprise zones on steroids. the bill that i will introduce will introduce these and empower and begin these economic freedom zones. this bill will lower perm and corporate income taxes in detroit to 5%. my bill will also lower the payroll tax 2% for the employees, 2% for the employers. economic freedom zones will cut out the red tape that keeps new businesses from starting and old businesses from thriving. inside these zones will suspend the capital gains tax, encourage greater investment in business and real estate, and we will allow all small businesses to deduct most of what they invest in the first year of the purchase. how will this differ from a traditional government stimulus? well first, these zones don't ask houston or they don't ask atlanta to bail out detroit. these zones free up detroit to bail themselves out. this isn't just about detroit. i'm a politician. so i'm a little concerned about my home. we're concerned about kentu

my dream is the kemp/baucus which reduces taxes becomes law. i want to help dave do that. after 2015, this is really no secret, this is not a newsworthy item, that is the natural progression of how i saw things. and there's nothing really new here. >> are you leaving the presidential door open for 2016? you just had a big poll in iowa. you had the best numbers of all the republican candies. a lot of people are saying, you know look how he negotiated this budget. he can get things done. you stopped the shutdown. some people are saying you saved the republican party from itself, because you stopped the shutdown. so is the door open for a 2016 presidential run, i ask you, paul ryan? >> well, i'll answer you, larry, that i'm going to make my mind up on that issue later on. i'm just trying to do my job right now. the people in wisconsin elected me to represent them. my colleagues asked me to chair the budget committee. i'm doing that job the best i can. i'm not going to let future ambition or career moves cloud my judgment today, and what i decided, my wife and i decided let's

and my mentor, the late jack kemp, always believed in the safety net and helping those who truly couldn't help themselves. i think the republican party have to take that democratic message out because this thing is going to wind up bankrupt -- their plan is going to bankrupt the system and nobody's going to win. gop has to say, here's how we're going to do it, even if it means, heaven forbid, i'm going to say this on the air, even if it means more spending to help the sick. i would do it. as long as it's transparent and we let the taxpayers see what they're getting for their money or to help the risk pool formation that hadley is talking about. last word, lanny. >> i hope you don't run for president because that's a tough message for democrats to beat. and the reason bill clinton was so successful, he believed the free market and business could be helpful to those progressive goals. you have it slightly the other way around. but there is a lot of commonality. i hope you don't run for president, larry. >> it's one of my pet peeves. universal access, i don't believe that's ever going to hap

santa teamed up with the fire department to give the kemp family a christmas.s county fire department has been collecting the names of families who need their help. earlier this december, they picked one family, the kemps, and last night the crews delivered gifts and goodies to their home. the three boys and their mother all agreed this felt like a holiday miracle. >> we were at the point we wasn't celebrating christmas. it makes me happy that we get to celebrate now. >> this has been a tradition for the fire department for years, and many of the firefighters told news4 that this is one of their favorite nights of the year. >>> well, you're invited for a imagine jal christmas adventure tomorrow evening on nbc 4. we'll take you along as we experience the holidays around the globe and we'll do it without leaving washington, d.c. we have an extraordinary invitation to visit inside the private residences of ambassadors and their families from around the world. they will share their family christmas celebrations with us, show us around their houses and all thei deco

ryan is trying to pick up the jack kemp mantle of compassionate conservatism. he has been traveling to urban areas with bob woodson who was a civil rights activist who was prominent during the reagan era. they don't believe in government support for these programs for anti-poverty programs. they want to energize the private sector. i don't think it's very realistic, but nonetheless that's his new schtick. mounting a presidential race from the house is a tough thing even in the best of times. these are the worst of times. when you have this -- ryan is a defacto member of the house leadership, a congress with 9% approval. i would not put a lot of money on his presidential chances. >> eleanor, you are over looking the perceived imperfections of obamacare and how this in a sense helps ryan who is so experienced. >> i don't think so. look, i think paul ryan is a very able civil servant. he runs the budget can. i don't think he's had any dramatic achievements. i do believe this. you got scott walker will be govern governor of wisconsin. ryan will be eclipsed by anymo

i'm a reagan guy through and through and jack kemp. dorian and bill, stick around. >>> now, folks, stay with me. tune in tomorrow night. i'm going to be joined exclusively by house budget committee chairman, paul ryan, himself. >>> now, this evening, a huge drug company announces it will stop paying doctors to promote their drugs. is obamacare the reason why glaxosmithkline is going to be pull back? watch out, people, multivitamins may be banned for your health. there's a new study out saying don't take them. that's coming up next. >>> later, speaking of obama care, the president's disastrous plan is dragging his poll ratings to a historic low for a fifth-year president. isn't it time for the republicans to present american people with one clear health care plan of their own? especially telling them how to take care of the sick. >>> don't forget, free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. i think ryan is very much on that path. i'm kudlow. we will be right back. so i got the windows nokia tablet. it's, well, impressive. it'

t's similar to what jack kemp introduced. he loved to find ways to empower eople, real people, regardless of race or family background. he called the plan a conservative war on poverty. it's time we revisit some of the ideas of jack kemp and expand upon them. i told somebody recently, this is jack kemp's enterprise zones on steroids. the bill that i'll introduce these and duce empower these freedoms. this bill will lower personal and corporate income taxes in detroit to 5%. the bill will also lower the payroll tax. 2% for the employees. employers. economic freedom zones will cut ut the red tape to keep new businesses from starving and old businesses from thrive gt. suspend e zones, we'll the capital gains tax, encourage investment in business and realize. we will allow all small businesses to deduct what they invest in the first year of the purchase. how will this differ from a stimulus?l government well, first these zones don't don't ask or they atlanta to bail out detroit. these zones free up detroit to bail themselves out.

getting a lot of different conservative together -- jack kemp would have horrible fights and they would come together and come up with a tax reform plan, there would be battles on the budget. there were a lot of different ways forward and conservatives, we believe even into the 90s, we always talked about a legislative laboratory of ideas, talked about the marketplace of ideas, always talked about the free marketplace of ideas, close the doors, go downstairs, debate nonstop among ourselves until we came up with the best plan for reform. that is not the case any more. in washington d.c. if you veer off the path a little bit to the right or a little bit to the left, there are ideological which hunts, insufficiently conservative and insufficiently republican. that is the d.c. party. that is the 9% party, that is the record low party, you go outside the city that i love and i love living in, political you go outside the city and the republican party is a pretty vibrant party. we control 60% of the governor's seeds, we control the majority of state houses. we controlled a majority of the sta

jack kempe would have horrible fights with phil gramm and others and then they would come together and come up with a tax reform plan. there were to be constant battles on the budget. there were a lot of different ways forward in the conservatives we believe even into the 90s, 1994 we always talked about a legislative laboratory of ideas and you talked about the place of ideas and we talked about the free marketplace of ideas. we would close the doors and go downstairs and debate nonstop among ourselves until we came up with the best plan for reform moving for it. just not the case anymore. if you veer off the path a little bit to the right or a little bit to the left there are ideological witch hunts and people suggesting you are insufficiently conservative and insufficiently republican. that is the 9% party. that's the record low party. if you go outside of the city that i love and that i love living in and working in, but clinically you go outside of the city and the republican party is a pretty vibrant party. we control 60% of the governors seats. we control a majority of the state

economic freedom zones in detroit and i'm sorry i want freedom i don't actually like that company jack kemp montero ross the retirement age me that says we're all sweet freedom i'll take it any day. freedom freedom to die in the gutter freedom. to be without and better to die on my feet than on my knees yeah. ok. great life thanks for a good one. coming up america is the wealthiest nation in the world but millions of americans wake up every day to light. up at a snapshot of poverty or oregon over the nation's eyes to the poverty epidemic that's sweeping america. i would rather as questions to people's positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my. larry king now right here on r.g.p. question more. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some knocks lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close in for the truth and might think. it's because one full attention and the mainstream media works side by side with you is actually on here. and

detroit and i'm somebody i want freedom i don't actually like they're not going to all right jack kemp montero ross the retirement age me that says we're all sweet freedom i'll take it any day. freedom freedom to die in the gutter freedom. to be without and better to die on my feet than on my knees yeah. ok. great life thanks for a good one. coming up america is the wealthiest nation in the world but millions of americans wake up every day to a life. get a snapshot of poverty or get over the nation's eyes to the poverty epidemic sweeping america. with. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future. live. live. live live. stop rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i think. everybody knows if you. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioning the constitution. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct help us. program. them like you know i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying the trans national debate real discussion critical i

might agree on fast track except senator baucus and congressman kemp have always agreed. in fact, the two of them both voted for the 2002 fast track when, for instance, there was quite enormous opposition. so to me what is news about the fast track situation in the u.s. is why these two guys are the chairman of the committees of jurisdiction have not introduced any trade authority legislation despite their saying since easter of last year that they had a deal almost ready and it was going to go in at any moment it is all of these months of down my this begs the question, given what the house looks like right now, assuming the bill goes into more, this four days left, nothing was it done. so next year when they're going to have crazy season kicks in my summer of the midterm elections, and six months is the republican house clung to give the democratic president they just really love and respect fast-track trade authority which took president bush two years to make credible blood, sweat and tears and lots of political deals to accomplish by one of? to me what is really fair

>> matt kemp, baseball player. >> what we're hearing is he's been a good friend to her.ying on his shoulder a lot. he's been wonderful, giving her lots of hugs. so far, it's not exclusive, not a major romance, but he has received an invitation to the kardashian christmas day or party or whatever they do. >> christmas eve, a huge bash. >> one friend said she's quick to fall and falls hard, but she's also quick to move on. >> she gave that a solid try. two years fighting that is not easy. >>> miley is on the stage at the jingle ball. we aren't going to show you the pictures of her twerking with santa because we know what that looks like. >> and the christmas tree, too. there it is. >> kind of. >> anyway, so she didn't disappoint, i guess. >> no, she did not, but what's also interesting is she posted a picture. she's part of the free the nipple campaign. >> free the nipple? >> yes, and she posted a christmas picture of herself with a santa hat and two hearts that say merry christmas over herself. she's all about -- she believes the female body is beautiful and it's not porn

remember, paul ryan rose through the conservative ranks starting as a young aide to jack kemp. and he has always been considered by the right as a man of the movement. and boehner, as much as he is conservative, has never been as much in the movement. that allows boehner to step away from the specifics and let ryan make the case. >> over in the senate there is word coming out that mitch mcconnell is going to vote against the deal. if you have a primary member like mitch mcconnell and john cornyn, none of those guys are going to vote for it. you might win concessions, but the underlying gravity that pulls people to the positions that we've seen is still there as six or seven incumbent gop senators facing primary challenges. >> i actually respectfully disagree with you there. i think mcconnell's nay vote is interesting, we should pay attention to it. he looked at the spending levels next year part of the sequestration cuts. mcconnell wanted to keep as is, he wanted the status quo, ryan has conceded the cuts. mcconnell didn't want to get the fees ryan enacted. within the republica

before eldridge met christie kemp. >> jamey eldridge moved in next to me in the room and man, she was just beautiful. you know? she didn't want nothing to do with me. she didn't like me. but you know, she came around. the dimples, they got her. you're crazy, but i love you. jamie has trust issues. >> look at you. what are you my [ bleep ] counselor? >> yes. >> i think we'd be very good. >> we do great together. i'm laid back and she's a fire cracker. >> i love her. yeah, i'm in love with her. and she loves me. it's a much more intense kind of love than i think you would get out in the free world because out there, you have so many distractions, you know, and other things to do. you don't have that in here. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but there are two downsides to prison relationships. one is that displays of affection are against the rules and can result in segregation. the other is that most of the the time, one person eventually gets left behind. campbell is in the third year of a mandatory 20-year sentence for second-degree murder. eldridge in her third year of an eight-year

the life and times of marjorie kemp. it comes out in may. that looks serious. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> that's a good question. what is that book about, liz? >> it is a true story about a woman who was almost burnt alive at the stake by the same man who executed joan of arc. it is a true story. >> that is serious stuff. you are on the wrong show. i guess i can't make jokes about that. to the firs story. will his stare help obamacare. it is day whatever of -- >> obama-apacalypso gate. >> a new campaign featuring maroon 5 squeaker adam levine is aimed at getting people to sign up for their state's health care exchange. lisa leslie, fran dresher otherwise known as the nanny and cal penn who kicked off his contribution with a tweet reading "cover your dong and you will livelong." in fact, cover your whole sexy body, hash tag, get covered. the get covered campaign released this video featuring obama impersonator called alpha cat. warning, this may be the worst thing you have ever seen in your life. >> ♪ no preexisting condition could ever make you listen ♪ ♪ tell a

the success of the event inspired matt kemp and his wife to donate $50,000 but only if make a wish can raise a matching donations by tomorrow. >>> hundreds of thousands of people signing up for a one way ticket to space. >>> plus, uc berkeley offers a new way to deal with stress. why researchers say these dogs could actually help during finals week. >>> now to julie haener in the newsroom with what we're working on for 6:00. >> two months after a missing patient's body was found in a hospital stairwell. >>> i can't even answer to the family is to how their mother died. >>> the backlog delaying closure in this case and hampering other investigations. >>> plus we showed you the gas main fire that sparked an evacuation. learn why pipelines have been spewing in this neighborhood for yearlings. [ man ] they're big. strength we can count on. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>> happening now, you're looking at live video of a protest in santa rosa against a sonoma county sheriff's

when crime occurs here or in the outlying areas, the arrested person is likely to spend time at the kemp county jail. most of the 1,000 male and female inmates are accused of crime and are awaiting the resolution of their cases. jail officials take strides in a manner that will minimize any problems. how are you doing? good. >> we evaluate everybody that comes in know their risk, their need, we have housing areas, inmates of the same type of risk, same type of needs and that's how you keep your jail safe if possible. >> some cases require the jail to take extra precautions. >> would you open 42, please? >> now the case in the jail involves four suspects. it is a very serious sexual assault and home invasion. and the importance to keeping those people separate is a full time responsibility. you can have some very violent situations. one of those suspects wants get to to the other one before he talks about the case. his life is in danger. >> the four suspects were booked into the jail one year earlier on charges of first degree home invasion, armed robbery and first degree criminal sexual

kemp about the construction of the transcontinental rental -- railroad come that was all before grant. and the tweet us kind of that a bunch of local politics to do a few scandals but nothing extraordinary. the problem is the republicans now can't figure out who they are what they are supposed to be. grant is this figure who tries to straddle the divide. on the one hand, it's fair to say in his support for the african-american former slaves, he is the last lincoln republican but, of course, lincoln himself had that other site. lincoln was a corporate lawyer. so lincoln was behind the pro-business legislation. if lincoln had lived, one hesitates to say this about a tragic death, but it was the best career move he could have made to be assassinated. because he exits the scene when things get messy. if lincoln had lived, lincoln's reputation would not be what it is today. he is generally considered to be the greatest of american presidents. but if it had to deal with reconstruction he would've come across exactly what grant had to deal with. he would have faced a revolt within the party

jack kemp's enterprise on on steroids. the bill introduced will introduce the use and begin economic freedoms. this bill will lower personal and corporate income taxes in detroit to 5%. my bill also lower the payroll tax to present for the employees 2% for the employers. economic freedom zones will cut out the red tape that keeps their businesses from starting an old distances from driving. inside these songs will suspend the capital gains tax, encourage greater investment in business and real estate and allow all small businesses to deduct most of what they invest in the first year of purchase. how would this differ from the traditional government stimulus? first, the zones don't ask you stand -- or they don't ask atlanta to bail out detroit. the zones free of detroit to build themselves out. this isn't just about detroit. i'm not so concerned about my homework kentucky. we are concerned about any zip code with unemployment greater than 1.5 times the average. right now in a community in america with 12% approximately your

jack kemp, who was a great guy but unbelievable there on tax- cutting, and formerly the wall street journalist, a fanatic, and art laffer, who is a charlatan. he claims to be an economist, and he waves his hands. he is still at it until this very day. so that group wanted to dominate reagan policy, and novak was there, the voice in print, and when i realize that we were going to have to backtrack and some of the supply-side doctrine and some of the old bridge on the tax cuts, these guys that i have described, not so much jack, but the other two, and some of their fellow travelers, they used novak to do whatever to me they could. unfortunately, it was not a lot. it did obviously complicate my life. the tax grabber. we were facing a deficit of about 6% of gdp, and that scared the hell out of people. it was billions of dollars as far as the eye could see, which is the equivalent of our trillion dollar deficits today, and i was trying to work with the congressional leadership to find the least damaging way to raise the revenue, defense cuts, looking at things to close the gap, at least something t

the kemp family won. >> we were at the point where we wasn't celebrating christmas.we get to celebrate now. >> the firefighters brought food baskets for everyone and toys for the three boys. >>> here's a look at four things to know at 6:55. in about 15 minutes two american as throw snauts will step outside the international space station for a second space walk of the week. they'll be replacing and repairing the failed cooling system. today is the final day to make last-minute christmas purchases. places like toys"r"us, macy's and kohl's are staying open until at least 6:00 tonight. >>> today is the new deadline to sign up for health insurance. tune in to 23450us midday to find out some of the problems this extension could cause. >>> four people are in the hospital after a serious crash at joint base andrews. police say the car slammed into a pole along allentown road at midnight. the cause of the crash is under investigation y investigation. >>> if you're heading out the door to do shopping, layer up and wear a warm winter coat. we'll be in the mid 30s. by 40 at noo

oe >>> any pics, khloe hours after filing for i did veers sneaking away with dodgers' star matt kemp.eeing the star before her split from lamar? >> miley dropping new clues about her break-up from liam hemsworth. a sneak peek for her barbara walters special. >> paul walker laid to rest. how his heart broken parents said good-bye, surrounded by his "fast and furious" family. >> who is spying on ashley judd?

robert kemp and the impact company. >> well, answers are not behind the guy with impact, but there's a company known as impact, and if you're playing football, there's something nowadays called a -- these neurocognitive tests, baseline tests you take before the season, and then if you get a cop cushion or if there's a suspected concussion, you take the baseline test again to see if you are up to speed. if you are not up to speed, it's a tool to keep you out of play. in the book, i talk at great lengths about the company impact because there's a lot of scholarship done on impact, particularly by a guy named robert -- mark levell, and a lot of the scholarships, you know, touts him back and suggests impact's effective, and in many of the articles, you don't learn that robert, the guy touting impact, is also the president of the company, the ceo, the guy who is making millions of dollars off the deal. nfl uses this, formula 1 uses it, wwe uses it. it's a big business. i have a chapter called "concussions, inc." they are a big business. the internet is not that much different from the 19t

and i were working on this bill and we didn't want it to be a black caucus bill so we went to jack kempngrich who were republicans who said they were conservative but not racist. we said this is a good chance for you to put your names on something that is conservative democracy and free enterprise is what we're advocating. they were the first two to sign. and then everybody signed up. >> but there was opposition too, wasn't there? >> there was plenty of opposition, but the opposition was balanced out by nigeria because nigeria was the leading trading partner with great britain. and when president ba sen joe found that nigerian oil was going to south africa, he cut off oil to britain and canceled over $2 billion worth of british contracts. then margaret thatcher sent lord carington down to meet with him. they formed that committee of esteemed persons that ended up completing the negotiations and i think it was one of the finest hours of the commonwealth. >> yeah. >> and the u.s. congress. >> people had to be talked -- >> the congress had to override a vote toe. >> it was a long fight com

to tax reform, they told dave kemp not to do it because it would distract from the obamacare effort that. i hope that republicans decide to work with democrats because on the minimum wage, raising it, on extending unemployment insurance to the 1.2, 3 million americans who are going to lose it, these are all economic issues, job-related issues that republicans have refused to do anything about. look, the budget deal is i think somewhat optimistic, but ultimately this is whether republicans are going to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. i get that they're going to go after the affordable care act but they have got to be able to do other things and they haven't been able to do anything else except raise, you know -- except to fight the affordable care act this past year. >> there's also another big issue we should not forget, the debt ceiling. here's what congressman paul ryan said about that on sunday. >> we as a caucus along with our senate counterparts are going to meet and discuss what it is we want to get out of the debt limit. we don't want nothing out of this debt limit.

ryan was a protege of jack kemp and ronald reagan. senator johnson, please stay with us. >>> coming up, we've got our ace political pundits standing by. what did they think of the paul ryan deal? what do they think of mr. johnson's change? and did this split the republican party or is it going to save it in the end? maybe we need a little less rhetoric and a little more policy. >>> more obamacare problems, by the way. one week until the deadline, yeah, but is the site going to be ready? not just to take the signups, but to protect your identity. the answer, apparently, is no, it will not. >>> and on the fed's 100th anniversary, who is the best fed chairman in recent memory? the contenders, paul volcker, alan greenspan, ben bernanke. i will have my pick and so will our panel of experts. >>> don't forget, folks, free market capitalism always the best path to prosperity. we're "kudlow" and we'll be right back. my mantra? family first. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low te

way, this is the area good politics and good policy and i view this bill is a resurrection of jack kemplican is going to cities and say you need less government and more free enterprise and that is exactly what rand paul insane. bill: i bet paul ryan was cut enameled. >> i'm not sure. but the message is pretty simple. after 50 years of big government dominance in big cities like detroit and in new york, you see all of the problems and maybe if they tried a new approach of cutting taxes and getting whatever regulations, you might see a real renaissance in cities like detroit and chicago. bill: let me say what the ideas are. lowering income taxes, lowering the payroll tax of 2%. and then suspending the capital gains tax with later investments. would that solve detroit's problem? >> it would go a long way to helping. i think that cities like detroit can have a renaissance and i really believe that. but you have such high taxation. especially when you're talking about a 5% tax in detroit. that is down from 35 or 40%. you are talking about a significant incentive for businesses to locate thi

it's time we revisit some of the ideas of jack kemp and expand upon them. the bill that i will introduce, will introduce power and freedom zone. this political lower personal and corporate income taxes in detroit to 5%. my bill will lower the payroll tax, 2% for the employees, 2% for the employers. economic freedom zones will cut out the red tape that keeps new businesses from starting and old businesses from thriving. inside these ozones will suspend the capital gains tax. we will allow all small businesses to deduct most of what they invest in the first year of purchase. how will this differ from traditional government stimulus? first these phones don't ask houston or they don't ask atlanta to bail out detroit. these zones free up detroit to bail themselves out. this isn't just about detroit, i'm a politician, so i'm concerned about my home, we're concerned about kentucky or any zip code with unemployment 1.5 times greater than the average. any community in america with 12% approximately or more will be eligible for these freedom zones. it will include ma

jack kemp would have horrible fights with program and others, and then it would come together and come a tax reform plan. constant battles on the budget. there were a lot of different ways forward. the conservatives, we believe even into the 90's, we always talked about a legislative laboratory of ideas. we talked about the marketplace of ideas. we always talked about the free marketplace of ideas, close the doors, go downstairs, debate nonstop among ourselves until we came up with the best plan. the ministers not the case anymore. in washington d.c. if you veer off of the path a little bit to the right or a little bit to left there will be an ideological which aren't. people suggest your insufficiently conservative and republican. that is the d.c. party, the 9% party, the record low party. you go outside of this city that i loved and that i love living in and that i love working in combat political you go outside of the city, and the republican party is a very vibrant party. weekend -- we control 60 percent of the governors' seats. we can control a majority of the state house. we can

we must courtney kemp balance all these challenges with the resources necessary to overcome them. wind power and natural gas offers texas way to clear all these obstacles. our domestic supplies last to meet not only our challenge but those of her neighbor. those must be addressed correctly. last month we have a hearing on h.r. 331 with the north american energy infrastructure act. at the hearing ferc was concerned about h.r. 3301 with the effect of their duty to comply with section three and section seven of the natural gas act. i think after initial musings we want to emphasize that ferc section three and section seven authority remain in place. in fact, h.r. 3301 provides ferc additional authority by limiting the presidential permit process, creating a regulatory structure within the commission and gives the ability to approve the import or export of natural gas across national boundaries but i think members of the subcommittee has confidence in ferc's pipeline permeability and h.r. 3301 is an example of that. i look forward to discussing all these issues today and thank her wit

but he did bring up this idea of a jack kemp enterprise zone on steroids which he rhetorically callsforward with those kind of ideas are helpful for the party. but if they're going to appeal to minorities, you can't just drop in and give a speech. you have to stay there. >> we're going to blow through the best and worst. patricia, your best? >> my best is for thad cochran, turns 76 today and he's running for a seventh term. takes a lot of guts. and then my worst week, i hate to say it, sonny obama, bad dog, jumped on a toddler at the white house and created the worst christmas card of all time. >> i know. but that toddler was so cute. got right back up. she was amazing, right? morris, what's your best and worst? >> my best is my wife's birthday this weekend, so i have to give her the best week. but looking at globally, it's the best and the worst with losing nelson mandela who was a great leader. we're losing him and losing a real superstar. my heart goes out to the mandela family and the rest of the world for losing him. >> susan, best and worst? >> best goes to bill bratton who pro

not only about obama care but on wednesday he went to detroit talking about freedom zones like jack kempsis now. and then we'll speak with p pik botha. he helped get mandela released. remarkable personal stories you've never heard. >> outstanding. thanks a lot, chris. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. stay with us. [ eeping ] [ male announcer ] you hear that? that's the sound of car insunce companies these days. here a cheap, there a cheap. everywhere a cheap... you get it. so what if instead ofjust a cheachoice, you could make a smart choice? like esurance for example they were born online and built to save people money from the beginning. that's what they've always ne. not just somhing they...cheep about. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >>> in the mining community and beyond, the subtle joke here. people are going to feel really stupid when i do really well. >> yes, they are. it's the reality show that takes you inside the world of gold mining only the precious metal isn't found in the ground, it's found in the most unlikely