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jason riley, columnist with "the wall street journal," kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. jason, what are your thoughts? >> axelrod says there's no evidence. maybe there's no evidence because hillary erased them from her e-mails before she turned them over. this is going to continue and big picture, it could hurt hillary because she's vulnerable. she's already not a star politician in the sense of a candidate in the way that obama was or in the way that her husband was. she doesn't have that going for her. she stumbles quite regularly but she's got the money and she's cleared the field. this stuff continues to come out. i think you'll see other democrats sitting on the sidelines, elizabeth warren who say, you know what i think i can take her on. >> is there angst, kirsten, in the democratic party? >> i think there's angst in the sense that this is not what people want to be dealing with but i don't think there's angst by the idea that hillary clinton probably won't win and won't win. i don't think that there are any -- even if there are people who decide to get in there ar

and kirsten is right. and think about this. nobody called it what it was back in the '30s when the holocaust was happening. nobody said this was persecution against the jews an ethnic or religious group and that led to the killing of many people. we need to have the fortitude to say what this is, it's religious persecution and ethnic persian persecution and kirsten is right. >> this is genocide. >> kirsten is right and i'm glad that you've come around to feel that way. the two sound bites that we rolled was one at a christian prayer breakfast and another easter breakfast. look the country is about 83% christian or so and for him to call christianity and christians at the national prayer breakfast and then again at the easter service, it's insane. >> why is he doing this? >> why would he do this? i can't think of what is the benefit other than, look, he's standing by what he stated at the very beginning that you know he wants a tolerant, all-encompassing america that is his vision for the world. i don't understand why he would d

usa today columnist kirsten powers. syndicated columnist george will and charles lane.here's been a lot of talk about how clinton is going to take a softer more intimate approach this time than eight years ago. what struck me looking back at that video, that's exactly the kind of tact, the tone she set last time. it seems to be her go-to move. what do you see going in? what are her strengths and weaknesses on day one? >> she has huge advantages. better known than any democrat in america or any democrat running in this election year. she has tremendous body of support and supporters that dates back years. she has a huge fund raising apparatus. she has professional people around her. she has long experience. she knows the issues but at the same time she has tremendous baggage. do american people really want another four eight years with the clinton and their weird marriage? do they really want more of the kind of behavior the deceptive behavior we saw with regard to the e-mails and all the rest of it which is so redolent of clinton administrations and clinton experiences

kirsten, which is worse? >> you have to put it in context. the republican side, the videos coming out announcing, they're so fake. they're so phony. and the thing and all politicians, they live in the d.c. bubble, they don't get out and they just listen to campaign advisers and don't speak and talk like real people. everyday americans they're campaigning to. >> what are real people? >> falling all over themselves to say what a wonderfully accessible candidate she is, and you're not accessible if you're not talking to people. >> keep in mind, let's keep in mind. >> like 1996 or something. >> devil's advocate. i talk to real people all the time. they're jerked. they yell ba-ba-booy, is that worth it? you got to settle. >> from authenticity perspective, the clinton political machine, it's sad. she doesn't have that much momentum. people within her own party are saying gosh, who else do we have to challenge her? chelsea clinton would be more authentic and relatable to the millennials and the young voters. >> that's bias. >> they've got to drive o

kirsten powers and national journal ron fournier.senator orrin hatch was complaining about $8,000 on exercise stair climber i assume is in a building with actual stairs. >> gjt for him. this is outrageous. some things money has to be spent. they are an organization that deserves to have some basic things. but why do they need new furniture? what's wrong with the old furniture? does the desk not work anymore. >> they don't need an exercise stair climber. >> they don't need new furniture. few desk or chair that works it doesn't need to be replaced. >> i will go a step further. take a look how many step climbers we have in congress right now in the house and the senate gyms? have you taken a look at the furniture the senators have? take a look at senator hatch's office. cheaper furniture. outrageous what congress spends on this stuff. too. >> i'm hung on this $8,000 on exercise stairÑb $8,000 to a family, that's a big deal. that can change their lives. >> take your -- i'm not defending the irs, appalling, have your cameras go to the hou

ted cruz got to come out, say hi and run off to iowa. >> what do you think, kirsten? at this point has cruz -- obviously he seems to have had a smoother rollout than rand paul. >> definitely. i think as much as chris is right the media was sort of able to circle the wagons and be ready for him. some of these problems were created by rand paul. if he hadn't reacted the way he reacted to an interview with savannah guthrie where she was asking him some pretty basic questions, i think. she's not known as somebody who's particularly overly partisan or nasty. so i think that he stepped on his own story. in his own rollout he made the story not about what he's going to be as president but rather what's your problem with reporters, whether it's female or not i think is a little overblown. but why can't you answer these questions? why are you so testy? do you have a temperament problem? he invited that on himself. >> and he made that intentionally based on what he told me people like it when you press back on the reporters. so it may have been a strategy. you go online and of

. >> could a i interrupt kirsten bust the ac those three years ago what is one of the people that helped make that happen. >> excellent. thank you. >> and would you repeat that. >> dr. stewart levine chief financial officer for blue shield. >> welcome. >> now we'll hear this is terry hill from hill physician group i think he's the motorcyclist and lead for the aco administrator. >> and we'll have richard who's the brown and to tell la half of the population from the ah o from brown and i've been terribly alone and forgotten in manhattan >> welcome back. >> ann marie director of clinical services i'm very happy to have them. >> thank you all for taking time out of our busy schedules to be here undoubtedly there will be questions during the presentation that needs our expertise and response as we go forward to thank you for taking the time to come. >> as part of the presentation i will share my analysis then we'll have the two representatives terry hill and richard answer what we've old as questions and we'll go back and make a recommendation and close the presentation. >> that's correct.

and kirsten powers has a new book out may 4th. entitled the silencing. the left is killing free speech. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. bernie goldberg says the national media is afraid. cover story is about women, honestly. very provocative. he will be here. rand paul is running for president. is he too radical. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. >>> personal story segment tonight, senator rand paul from kentucky has announced he will run for president. some from his own party strongly oppose the senator. there is a new ad from a republican group. >> the senate is considering tough new sanctions on iran. president obama says he will veto them. and rand paul is standing with him. rand paul supports obama's negotiations with iran. and he doesn't understand the threat. >> you know, it's ridiculous to think that there they are a threat to our national security. >> rand paul is wrong. and dangerous. tell him to stop siding with obama because even one iranian bomb would be a disaster. >> all right. the paul campaign says they

kirsten? how is this campaign framed? is it framed with this launch about breaking the glass ceiling? how is it framed? >> well i mean, that's the big question. i don't know the answer to it. i don't know that the glass ceiling thing is going to be an overt campaign theme. it's going to be always the underlyings story. the same way barack obama never really said elect me, i'm going to be the first black president. everybody else was saying it. and i suspect that she will let other people do that and carry that water for her. >> and in the democratic party. is there still this anxiety about one candidate? >> i think yeah i think most of them would like to see a primary. i think it will make her a better candidate. it will be better to have -- honestly, also if we have looked at the way that she was during that press conference, she is obviously very stiff. she needs before she goes up against the republicans she needs to have somebody she will vanquish but give her a run for her money. >> that's it for the panel. stay tune

. >> and i converted kirsten powers the new book going to be called the silencing.w. >> let's just be clear. >> no. for a long time, i've been writing that there is this women on the left just violent people. it's people say what about conservatives? conservatives don't have the cultural power for silence anybody. if they wanted to. and we saw in this situation, what happened with the petes rea owner is that they expressed a view that -- a group of people don't like. it happens not to be my view. but they have a right to express that view. >> i take heat when i saw this. i don't like bill maher. he's good for america because he says everything he wants. that is healthy. you have groups of people that take every word i say in the hopes they can attack my advertisers, shut me down get me fired. >> this isn't new. what is shocking is the moving from a civil rights agenda, live, let live. let us live our lives, moving into punishing people who disagree with you. when we see this move from the left around the world going from liberalism to facism. i think those of us who

>> well, first, i want to say hats off to kirsten powers especially because she is a liberal who hadn president obama. what i write about is liberals in general who have never been shy about showing their outrage on all sorts of things. they were outraged over ferguson, despite the facts. they were outraged over phony wars on women. they were outraged a few years ago when critics didn't want a mosque built at ground zero. so liberals are always showing their outrage because it's a way to show their compassion and how good they are. okay. fain. where is their outrage now? where are the demonstrations now? isn't the killing of christians by muslim fanatics worthy of outrage? don't christian lives matter? i guarantee you this, bill. if a fringe of christians were merely discriminating, not killing discriminating against muslims, there would be plenty of liberal outrage. you know what? outrage is dead. and when outrage dies, i don't want to be poetic here or put too fine a point on it it, but when outrage dies, some of our humanity also dies. >> and our protections also. our protections

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. >> kirsten is the attorney, replacing her predecessor in june 2014. >> some of the allegations in the department of justice letter are not accurate and are sensational. but at the same time i look back and say i could have done things differently, and it's important to recognise that we can always learn, we can learn from the better. >> reporter: the missoula county attorney's office agreed to changes as a result of the d.o.j. investigation including giving the montana attorney-general oversight authority for sexual assault cases and training for prosecutors. kelcey said she decided to come forward when others shared her experience. >> i'm not going to let something like this control my life. absolutely not. i lost control one night, look where it got me. i'm not going to let them have any power over me not going to school. me. >> kelcey graduates spring and plans to find work as a state. >> reporter: in this alert from the university to the state, it says an agreement will serve as a blueprint for colleges and students to protect against sexual assault. you? >> a little yes. this is

. >> supervisors kirsten here to talk about impact fees this afternoon i'll present legislation by our planning commission on december 12th the citywide nexus analysis legislation and i think we've already had a really great conversation on a lot of the topics i'll reframe we completed the nexus study a requirement that you update the nexus study every 5 years each of the area plans has it's own nexus study in an effort to make the program easier to generate a citywide analysis that covers the city it sets standards rather than a list of good to establishing the relationship between new residential and non-residential development and new infrastructure i want to make clear that nexus study doesn't look at transit it is is studied in a separate issue and not affordable housing we're talking about transportation matt haney streetscape and bicycles and open space and childcare facilities within the framework of this. >> so the legislation before you today as i said was adopted by the planning commission only december 11th and it does basically one main thing it updates the references in t

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

a local charity recommended kirsten gonzalez as the recipient of the car.this goal mother of two is trying to finish college. look at her. she's breaking down. westbrook says he was happy to hand over the keys. >> i love her reaction. >> yeah. >> god, i love people doing good work like that. let's take you outside see if anything good is happening on the roads right here. southwest philadelphia, this is the platt bridge by i-95. no problems just yet between 26th street and i-95 looking pretty good. tacony palmyra bridge up right now. head to the betsy ross bridge instead because traffic is stopped. and we had a disabled vehicle just cleared here in glenside on easton road, dave. >> all right karen on the big board we have storm tracker six with showers mainly down to the south in places like dover and cape may county. everybody else looking at gray skies and perhaps a bit of drizzle. we're also a lot cooler this morning with temperatures in the low to mid 40's all the way out from slatington and fleetwood down to pottstown saint davids warrington and 43 deg

and kirsten powers is here. and #oneluckyguy i have been waiting for chis fox news chief james rosen and he is "outnumbered." >> i have been watching the show since it debuted. i totally get the con am so excited to be the the "oneluckyguy" >> you have a liegeance -- social method. >> and you are so fascinating the government spied on you. >> and even my parents. >> the serious concerns about what is supposed to be some of the best restricted air space in the entire world. the bizarre landing of a small aircraft in broad dawoughaw daylight of the west lawn capital. the capital grounds were jam packed with visitors and tourist. watch: >> this is not good people. >> this is not good people. i want to make it clear that wasn't anybody in authority. that was a by stander telling the world it was not good. florida mailman douglas hughes is due in federal court today reportedly going to take responsibility for the stunt trying to draw attention to campaign finance frustration. he has been on the radar of the secret si

sandra smith, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, steven hayes is here. you know i love you but i have to do this. how are you? >> i am so good. it is great to be back with you. >> your baby is beautiful. which should be hyphenated. >> thank you for the announcements. i saw the announcements you made on the show from the hospital room. >> you will bring in pictures and tell us about it. >> we will do that. and the band is officially back to together. >> a lot of news to get to and questions on the first one. the white house acknowledged the death of two american al-qaeda members and apologized for an operation that killed two hostages. one of the-- this happened in january. the man was one of the first to rise within the enemy. in a separate operation an american who was an al-qaeda leader was killed also. it was during the strike on furuk that resulted in a death of two hostages one american and one italian. kevin cork is live with the news at the white house. >> reporter: i would love to join you on a much happier note. unfortunately, the news today is

that's why tim is pinch hitting for you. >> kirsten has a fever.rt, 98.6. >> just like up to transmission from something so fan to serious. >>> another u.s. warship is now being moved into position off the coast of yemen. it's possibly setting the stage for a real show down with iran. the pentagon now confirming to fox that the uss roosevelt will join eight other warships already in place as concerns grow about iran's role and escalating tensions in that region. the aircraft carrier is prepared to intercept potential shipments of iranian weapons to the houthi rebels in yemen. a convoy of eight iranian ships currently heading to the gulf to deliver them. we will follow the story throughout the day. >>> overseas new coming in overnight. egypt's ousted president morsi sentenced to 20 years in prison for the ilcanning of protesters in 2012. 12 other muslim brotherhood leaders have been given the same sentence. he was the first democratically leader. the egyptians overtloouhrew that government. >>> a testifying moment behind home plate when a woman is k

host of money with melissa francis melissa francis, kirsten powers and ainsley earhardt is here and one lucky guy today we welcome to the couch former intelligent agent chris plante. for the first time you are out numbered. >> yes, i am. >> actually you and i because of the blond hair. we are happy too you here. we have big news. mark the calendar. two democratic sources telling fox news hilary clinton will announce her presidential campaign sunday afternoon ending years of speculation about her political ambition. sources say clinton might review her white house run to voters via social media before heading to early primary state. but her stat has fallen in key states including iowa thank do is the e-mail scandal. take a look at polls in colorado virginia, and the hawk eye state find that half of voters say hilary clinton isn't honest and in iowa and virginia her favorability rates has lost. not good news for the former first lady but she is plugging away. do you think she is who the republican will face? >> she thinks she is inevitable. and thought he was in 2008. so what she thinks d

and they have launched the apple watch, but he is written about as a civil rights eater, and also kirstenlibrand writes about julianna margulies and about predicting -- protecting children from sexual assault. or he often it may have been something that made them rich or powerful, but it is what they have done with the wealth, the same, the power, the influence, in some field other than where they started. charlie: and then where do you choose who writes about them? for example, colin powell. steve jobs's widow writes about hillary clinton. hillary clinton writes about elizabeth warren. nancy gibbs having her right about elizabeth born may have been a little bit mischievous. charlie: oh, no, not you. nancy gibbs: sometimes we ask rivals to write about one another, partly because they are in the best position to appreciate them, so we asked antonin scalia to write about ruth bader ginsburg. they are friends. they are not ideological allies and yet he writes about the role she plays within that set of justices to sharpen everyone's opinions, everyone's thinking and that is the kind of influ

. >> march 2015, democrats cory booker and kirsten gillibrand along with republican rand paul have just most a day shus marijuana legislation in our lifetime. if it paths, it would create a fundamental change. >> our drug laws in this country as a whole need a revolution of common sense and compassion. >> for starters, it would do something scientists have been begging for, reschedule cannabis from schedule one to schedule two. >> you can find out what the medical impacts and when can you use it and when does it make sense. it would be so simple. >> the bill would mandate more farms to grow research grade marijuana and allow greater access to it for those in need, including veterans who for the first time would be able to get a prescription for medicinal marijuana from va hospitals. >> let's stop the pot hypocrisy. we now have three presidents who have admitted to smoking marijuana. how much of a hypocrite do you have to be to say i broke american laws using pot as a recreational thing and i'm not going to support this idea that as a medicine for severely sick people that they shouldn't

kirsten powers from our sister network and megan daily is back and charles payne is here. he is back and "outnumbered." >> thanks a lot. >> we had a busy news day. harris is watching the press conference but let's get to the homegrown terror. a 23-year-old ohio man is facing a judge today. officials say he trained in syria and returned to the united states with plans to a tack a military base or prison. we are told he wanted to kill americans execution style. former new york mayor is saying we should not be surprised. >> this is part of the plan and their war on us from the beginning. it is something we have to be aware of. this is a good result for the government because we caught this guy. but the reality is there are a lot more out there that we are not catching. we should have a lot more information about them and that is what we are looking. we are lacking the information on these people. >> "the new york times" is reporting this is the terror we have been fearing. >> i have problems with the term self-radicalization. there is a great news article written by the polic

. >> kirsten?ell, yeah, i think when -- if you remember the way this was characterized is you have the ayatollah selling this to his audience and says it's sort of this isn't actually what's going to happen. so for the president to cave on this on something that it seems at this point now he just wants any deal. just to be able to say that he had a deal and being willing to give up something that i think, you know, and i have been supported of the deal and this is very detrimental there is no point of doing a deal unless you are absolutely sure that you have been able to get inspectors in and verify it before the sanctions are lifted. >> this has been exercise in counting unhatched chickens so far. we have given as charles says on the sanctions inspections are left. and the ayatollah must be kicking himself saying why didn't i think of other things to demand t this point. so ask yourself would he, meaning president obama not concede at this point? it's hard to think of anything. >> trade we talked

kirsten powers is especially obtuse diskuzing the flood of children across the border.f us don't agree with her, we must hate children. bill, please tell me why our wounded warriors are not 100% taken care of by the federal government? money, john. feds don't want to spend the money on special housing wheelchairs, other needs. that's why we the people, have to do it. bob, spokane, washington. being a fan of jesse james i always thaugs of him as a good rascal. your legends and lies trailer indicates otherwise. jesse james was a violent maniac, bob. wait until you see the real what "legends and lies" which ta bu ths coming sunday on the fox news channel 8:00 p.m. is all about. what these guys were really like. patrick murphy, tucson, arizona. bill, a costco store here has a huge and i mean huge display of the "legends and lies" book, they must like you. well, we sell tons of books, pat. we love costco. "legends and lies," the book is physically bigger than the usual book because it's packed with pictures and maps. if you guys like the old west, you're going to love the bo

and a reminder the book "the silencing how the left is killing free speech by kirsten powers.ning on her own, everyone. >> i am not. you are misselling the book. >> blaming the left. [ laughter ] comes out may 7th. directly ahead, stossel says we should not worry about religion under attack in america. then, since you know the declaration of independence, the constitution and the bible are all sexist that's what the federal government is saying. laura ingraham will deal with it >>> stossel matter segment tonight. our pal john has a special report friday evening 9:00 p.m. on the fox business network our sister network entitled church and state. stossel doesn't see a big problem although some of us dissent. >> judeo-christian tradition in this country is under attack. >> america's assault on religion. >> under fire. >> assault on religious liberty. >> government demands that we choose for our caring for the elderly poor and our faith. >> i don't believe in america with a separation of church and state is sleuth. absolute? >> here now is stossel. your take is that religion is not

and a reminder the book "the silencing how the left is killing free speech by kirsten powers.ning on her own, everyone. >> i am not. you are misselling the book. >> blaming the left. [ laughter ] comes out may 7th. directly ahead, stossel says we should not worry about religion under attack in america. then, since you know the declaration of independence, the constitution and the bible are all sexist that's what the federal government is saying. laura ingraham will deal with it audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the season's hottest convertible... ohhh....and say goodbye to samantha. [ male announcer ] geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more.

sandra smith, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, steven hayes is here.ou know i love you but i have to do this. how are you? >> i am so good. it is great to be back with you. >> your baby is beautiful. which should be hyphenated. >> thank you for the announcements. i saw the announcements you made on the show from the hospital room. >> you will bring in pictures and tell us about it. >> we will do that. and the band is officially back to together.