>> kirsten's surprised at all of us.ked and horrified. >> all right, more questions surrounding how much the nfl knew about the ray rice domestic abuse case and when in what was the last day of the hearing in rice's appeal of his indefinition suspension. sources tell esp, in the the ravens' general manager testified that he heard rice tell nfl commissioner roger goodell that he hilt his then-fiancee in a casino elevator. this contradicts goodell's previous comments that what he was told was ambiguous to. this could be critical information because the ravens' rubbing back was originally -- running back was originally suspended two days but given a harsher penalty when that elevator video surfaced. certainly, this could have an impact on his appeal. >> i'm wondering why it's not having an impact on why roger goodell is still in charge of the nfl? you didn't need the videotape evidence to know what happened in that elevator, and now we know, apparently, that he told goodell what happened in the elevator before the video cam

. >> let's look at the midterms and go to kirsten.ish language papers, my spanish is not good, but i think that's yes we could, not yes we can, like it already happened. the san antonio express news, president obama peachireaching 5 million immigrants, avoiding deportation. the republicans lost the hispanic vote big-time in 2010. to kirsten's point, is the president setting up for trovk failure with hispanics in 2016? >> i think he's tried to and i think there are ways that republicans can handle that, there should not be the reaction he had in the last cycle where they sounded extremely anti-immigrant. what they can do and should do, but what the house had wanted to do when stopped by harry reid when the senate was under harry reid's control, was to pass inge crememental bills. a way of showing they are interested in regularizing, in trying to make it a more humane system and trying to make sure shs the last cohort of 11 million. >> a quick 30 seconds from steve, then kirsten. steve, you earlier said, no, don't pass legislation and c

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that would be huge. >> kirsten? >> he was one consultant, right?not the person who made all the ultimate decisions, he was somebody who just, you know, this is his perspective, not the perspective of over people. so i don't know if it would work unless you find other people who worked on it, actually work in the administration, you know, who are willing to admit this. i think he clearly was central, and it's probably reflective of what people think, but how can you prove that? right? i mean, you have to be able to prove that other people -- >> do you think anybody should be held accountable based on -- >> yeah, absolutely, of course. yeah. i mean, it's just another one -- this gets so old talking about the media, but this has not been covered by anybody other than if you just accidentally stumbled on to fox news, if you usually watch msnbc or cnn, this is big news to you because, truly, it's not getting covered by anybody, and this is huge news. >> not even in "the new york times". >> it's on youtube though. >> it's really stunning. you know, this

kirsten, you cannot make this up. >> yeah. -- and the thing is, it's one thing, i think, if you're working, i don't know, on some other job where it doesn't involve life and death and protecting the president and you do things like this. but it's your job to be there protecting the white house. to be so cavalier, i don't understand it. it's not like you're just making someone wait in a line a little longer to get their sandwich, you know what i mean? you are supposed to be protecting the president of the united states. >> you know, kirk, i'm wondering -- and i loved how you started today "as an american," if we don't protect our president, what are we interested in protecting? >> yeah. you know what it makes me think about is i think of my own family. my wife and i have six kids. i need to protect my family, and this is my responsibility. you know, looking at the secret service, i'm not a security professional, and so i can't tell anyone how to run a security agency, but i know that as a father of six kids and a small business

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kirsten powers is a fox news political analyst. she joins me now. your reaction to that? astonishing. i really don't know why she would say something like that. she's such a good politician. she's so smart. she really has stayed in this race, which i think has surprised a lot of people in a climate that is very hostile to democrats and in a very conservative state and she really has been hanging in there. she's down by four points and i think it's going to be very hard for her to recover from. >> really? >> she just insulted all the voters. she essentially said that the voters in her state are racist and have problems with women. >> and sexist. a double whammy. >> yes. i don't know why she would say something like that. and clearly they ee equilected >> right. and you look at new hampshire, president only has a 38% approval rating. >> exactly. >> that's not in the south and yet people don't really love his policies. >> exactly. >> it doesn't always boil down to race but we've seen a lot of democrats make that mistake but what's to say she went to that place at this point

. >> go to palm 22 you you know many kirsten's are told when they go out and witness this is circular reasoning that's not reasoning to the ma say most injuring are not jewish and those process seize are the same in the old testament their bible was the old testament in the gates upon their mouts this took place in matthew 27 and they crews inside him and part of the garments cast were spoken by the proof tests and they parted my remnant and they watched him there it says in palm 22 they looked and stair upon him they watched him and set up over his heading head this is jesus the king of the justin you destroy the temple and build it in 3 days liquor store the chief privity and scribes this was 0 their job they said he saved others himself we can't save if he be the king of usized he trusted in god las vegas let him delivery him, i said i am the son of god. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you mr. president the victims of the ca balance i live 14 meters and 10 blocks from supervisor campos was asbestos and also in the election had been filed to - but any adult can tell you what we

totally different old white guy. ( laughter ) and my guest tonight is democratic new york senator kirstenr what it's like to pander to the greatest people in america! ( cheers and applause ) a new york doctor infected with ebola is reportedly now well enough to play the banjo. people immediately stopped wishing him a speedy recovery. ( laughter ) this is the "colbert report." ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. it's good to have you with us. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for being here. good to have you with us in here, out there, all around. i hao

totally different old white guy. ( laughter ) and my guest tonight is democratic new york senator kirstenask her what it's like to pander to the greatest people in america! ( cheers and applause ) a new york doctor infected with ebola is reportedly now well enough to play the banjo. people immediately stopped wishing him a speedy recovery. ( laughter ) this is the "colbert report." ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. it's good to have you with us. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for being here. good to have you with us in here, out there, all around. i have to tell you after a greeting like that i would not kick you out of bed for eating crackers, folks. let's get right to the big story, last night's midterm elections. huge night for the republicans across the country. they won everything it's senate majority, the bigger house majority, tight governors' races and

republicans were not elected to govern. >> joining me now, kirsten powers, fox news political analystsa today columnist, joe trippie, former presidential campaign manager for howard dean. and dana perino co-host of "the five" here on fnc. she served as press secretary under president george w. bush. dana, does he have a point? >> he certainly has a point, but i don't think it's the only point. i would describe it as stop, drop and roll. they want to stop president obama from doing things like obamacare, they want to stop executive action on immigration. and i also think there's a significant part of the population who wants to stop him from doing a deal with iran. on the drop part, obamacare certainly still played a major part. most of the ads that ran in races where people won were against obamacare. >> that was one of the untold stories of the election is how that really was played up in a number of races. >> certainly was though democrats like to say it wasn't. and third thing is, get the economy on a roll. that's where i think president -- rush limbaugh i think is not being fulsom

. >> inspires kirsten san francisco beautiful san francisco's market because of its unique character will be instituted. >> put in place to guide the plaintiff and how better to protect the character of our neighborhood thanks to the supervisor mar and we're happy to see the signage and toifgs for ground floor retail when i here people talk about again and again how difficult and on and on reduce it is for small businesses to get their conditional use we added planning staff to see to the enforcement and expediting the permits so if it takes 4 months we look to the city in helping them ousted and thanks yourself work and i support the amendments to the regulation and thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors eileen i'm actively representing the building owners and sf my client is behind me i want to pick up but i want to start with you was brought into this process to participate in first, the study that was funded and instigated by the plaintiff and thanks again for taking on a topic you don't see this regulation for but the plaintiff was looking at the propo

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. >> kirsten schulz: the department has changed when i joined my entrance class think be 11 to 14% of the. >> women in international security found a pronounced and persistent gender gap in the senior foreign serviceambassadod oh serves in a highly visible post as ambassador to brazil. >> liliana: it's only as i look backwards now that i realize i was opening ground. only looking at the pictures on on the wall of former colleagues of which there is only one more woman and then myself that i realized, oh geez, this is also breaking ground. >> bonnie: liliana ayalde's journey to ambassador was unique. she is not a political appointee, like one-third of us ambassadors, but she is also not career state department. ayalde began her foreign service career at the u.s. agency on international development, usaid, more than 30 years ago. this is her second posting as an ambassador. >> liliana: challenges could have been there but i never took anything as a roadblock. in many cases i may have been the first woman they had seen in whether it was a director or a as i moved up as a mission director

joining us in the studio is kirsten grives. she is a doctoral candidate in the department of sociology at ucla and the author of "mirror mirror off the wall, how i learned to love my body by not looking at it for a year." now, i can't imagine this because of the nature of the work that i do. so i'm looking at the headline and thinking i couldn't do that. so you spent a long time working on this book. >> i did. >> tell me what the motivation was. >> well, as a sociology graduate student, my research focus is on body image and women's issues. so i surprised myself that when i was engaged to be married i kind of got caught up in all of that bridal hoopla about looking beautiful that one day and i felt so frustrated with myself about my own body image issues that i decided to needed something big to push back on that big media telling me i needed to look perfect. >> first tell me about the uncomfortableness you had with your body image. >> well, when i was in high school and college, i had anorexia. i recovered from it, but part of

kirsten powers is a fox news political analyst. she joins me now. your reaction to that?shing. i really don't know why she would say something like that. she's such a good politician. she's so smart. she really has stayed in this race, which i think has surprised a lot of people in a climate that is very hostile to democrats and in a very conservative state and she really has been hanging in there. she's down by four points and i think it's going to be very hard for her to >> she just insulted all of the voters. she essentially said that voters in her state are racist and have problems with women. >> sexist. double whamy. >> clearly they elected her. so i don't know why she would say that. >> and you look at, you know, we were talking about in new hampshire earlier president obama has a 38 percent approval rating. that's not in the south and people don't love his palsies. if that doesn't always boil town to race. we have seen democrats make that mistake. when is the day she went there. kays before the election. >> that she is very tired. i don't have a good explanation of

kirsten, good to have you with us. a big win. with that comes big responsibility. in a wall street journal article on thursday, mitch mcconnell and john boehner vowed to get congress going. most of what they talked about looked like a g.o.p. wishlist. tax reform, tort reform. things that george bush made little progress on. with the democratic president. is there a risk at promising action and not delivering? >> not at all. i think that it was very good of both the speaker and the leader, soon to be leader, to map out what americans can expect in the coming months. i think another story that came out today was in the washington post, and it detailed a little bit of a relationship between the white house, harry reid and the senators. a little insight into why the senate was not productive at all, and we saw a complete obstruction and road block there. i think it's very good of senator mitch mcconnell and speaker john boehner to say that that isn't happening with the new arrangement that will happen, and it will start in january. >> let's listen to mitch mcconnell, a

happy day before valentine's day, kirsten. you know, just in case travis forgot. he did forget.what? it's not a thing. (lowered voice) dude, why? don't call me "boy toy." mm. aw. why are her flowers bigger than mine? they're the same size. why are they the same size? (laughs) i'm just kidding. but fix it. (chuckles) that is so much better. you know, when you put love out into the world, it always comes back to you. watch this. hey, travis! you're such a great son. i love you. (chuckles) lookin' hot today, mrs. t. go make me some money, handsome. best bro in the world, everybody, sittin' right there. double frap-cap for the lovely lady.

kirsten simmons has this report. >>> isis, how is it still growing and threatening the west?d, an unprecedented propaganda machine. >> the flames of war are only beginning to intensify. >> chop off the heads of the americans, the french, whoever you may bring. >> but why are young westerners joining the ranks of isis? >> the people of america. >> the fighting has just begun. >> according to counterterrorism, there are now several thousand among an estimated 15,000 from all corners of the world. they're lured by an intoxicating brand, the utopian vision of an islamic caliphate ruling the world. >> isis is not the only islamist group in syria. nbc news has been given a unique, on-the-ground look and a level aligned with isis. death has become a way of life here. near the this syrian town, a desperate attempt to save an injured child after a bombing. >> there have been two children badly severely injured. one of them is in critical condition. >> the syrian president's work apparently. the injured girl's brothers and sisters hold hands. the man in the mask is a british jihadi. he

. >> for more on the tuesday electionless, i'm joined by kirsten. good to have you with us, a big win on tuesday, with that is big responsibility. in a wall street journal article on thursday, an op ed piece, mitch mcconnell and john boehner vowed to get congress going. most of what they talked about looked like a g.o.p. wishlist. tax reform, tort reform. things that george bush made progress on. is there a risk in promising action and not delivering? >> not at all. i think that it was very good of both of the the speaker and leader - soon to be leader, to map out what americans can expect in the coming months. i think another story that came ute today was in "the washington post," and it detailed a little bit of the relationship between the white house, and harry reid, and the senators. the position that harry reid put the wows in and vice versa, and a little in sight into why the senate was not productive at all. we saw an obstruction in road block there. it's good of senator mcconnell and speaker john boehner to say that it is not happening with

kirsten, with a welcome to you, how do you respond to what you just heard? of course, thanks for having me on. i really like lily. she's very good at her job. but this shows just how desperate the democrats are right now. we heard a change in their rhetoric over the last couple of weeks. it coincides with what we're seeing on the ground in each of these senate states. it's because they're starting to come our way, we're going to do very well on election day, i think. it's interesting that the exact opposite of what lily said is true. we've been saying for over a year now that our goal as a party is to expand the electorate because we have to as a republican party. we need more voters in our party and not fewer. so we've been spending a lot of time in new communities that we haven't been in for a very long time and really focusing on turning out voters, low propensity voters, people who don't usually vote. we are saying to them, please come out and come vote early. >> okay. democrats have criticized republican-controlled state legislatures for enacting measur

this is "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros, and here with us today harris faulkner, katie pavlich, kirstenthe host of huckabee, governor mike huckabee. he's back and outnumbered. >> very much. great to be back with you guys, thanks. >> welcome to the show. >> good day to have you on. we've got a lot of big stories. >> not much going on, but we'll make it up. [laughter] >> immigration 2016. can't wait to weigh in with you. >> i've gotta go. [laughter] >> oh, no! >> you are tethered to this couch for the next 60 minutes. >> it'll be fun i. >> is he rolling the dice on immigration? determined to go at it

i'm sandra smith: here today, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers, political commentator and spokesman fortiative, rachel cam positive duffy, and today's one lucky guy, fox news correspondent peter doocy, and he is "outnumbered" today for the first time. >> and that's a good thing. >> welcome to the couch. [laughter] dud you get any sleep last night? >> not a lot because i had seen the special a couple times before it aired, but you can't go to sleep when you know that the whole world is seeing this thing you've within working on -- you've been working on for more than a year. >> and you were fun for "fox &

today reside panel includes dionne, and ashley, and mike, and kirsten.on this and what you heard from this guy, what do you think? >> doesn't surprise me at all. and i think all of our generation, it doesn't. that's why they stay away from the polls. we're not apathetic for no reason, and i think that lot of people think that politicians work this way, that washington works this way. now they're seeing it in full plain view, and -- >> they're all like that? that jaded. >> no. bus this doesn't help. not only does calling the american voters stupid but hearing somebody say the architect of obamacare say a lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. when you hear that, of course there's concern, there's going to be this -- not only for obamacare, but then when you start to hear things going forward. >> blows my mind this is a year old, and -- >> his done this multiple times. >> three that were televised -- an academic seminar, and he is there and the crazy thing is everyone in the audience is agreeing with him and nodding, you're right. >> wanted to

now for the top story tonight, reaction, with us here in new york city monica and kirsten powers. >> i think what ben stein said, whatever his intentions were did not come off very well, referring, to you know, black people as pathetic, you know, self-defeated. i don't think that that's an accurate description of african-americans. >> yeah, but he said the black under class. he didn't say all african-americans. >> okay. so the black underclass is sympathetic and defeated. >> i don't think that's true and i think that it is -- it sounds racist to me, actually. and i am not somebody to throw that word around. i think that to talk about a group of people who are underemployed, which conservatives like to point out all the time to blame on barack obama as if president. >> let's get out of the theoretical and let me ask you one straightforward question. >> okay. >> if a african-american young person drops out of high school, okay? and doesn't get a skill. doesn't learn a skill. would you say that is self-defeating? >> i don't know the circumstances. it certainly is a bad decision. you kno