krauthammer talked about a whole range of issues. sentencing and immigration.s, you can put health care exchanges in as well. once you go did you know the rod. the predecessor be it democrat or republican to do it as well. >> that's a good point. they have used executive orders for appropriate purpose. when you are well aware of a mending laws. the president said we have to live under the law and then he said. we need to make, i think 27 major changes to the law. if he wants to do. that >> i think it is in the 30s. i hear your point. richard, krauthammer is saying if you do this expect this to happen to you in the future. are you going to regret that? >> no, we have seen the expansion of presidential power from richard nixon. and beyond that point. bill, the president is exercising his constitutional right here. and beyond that pint. the next election will be which party can get the voters out in the polls. >> before we get to elections you will be okay with a republican president. >> i might object like lars. you but there is nothing i can do. >> you can objec

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>> ted cruz says john kerry is unsuitable and charles krauthammer says it's per in addition at the -- per in addition pernicious at the very least. >> how can somebody resign if theyler -- already seem resigned? win an election. you know, then you don't have to scream for heads to roll. you know, it seems it's always easier to lose and attack the people that beat you but now it's time to figure out a way to beat these guys rather than constantly call for their resignation. he's probably not going to resign. this extreme comparison -- it's the equivalent of breathing for leftists, comparing something to aparthe apartheid. a of week ago it happened with slavery. when people talk too much, this stuff happens. we should treat our alleys better. this administration sometimes gets confused and i'm saying

that was krauthammer's big point.ie said hasn't changed the way americans view insurance. that everyone should have access to affordable health care. the truth is. experts in the health care industry said the increase to the existing policies that are out there and not cancelled by obama care they are much higher than it would have been combachlt i don't disagree. there are parts of obama care that needs to be part of insurance reform. and do something like what representative langford said. >> this piece of legislation was drafted by republicans. and it was remarkable and a flawed bill. and the question what are the outcomes going to be long- term? >> you disagree that tyler said we will pay for this years to come. >> tiler doesn't know unless he has a crystal ball. >> reach in your pocket and can you pull out the crystal ball? >> i wave the magic ball, will it happen? ask me later. >> we shall. later today, and for that we say and for what? appreciate the time. >> i would like a crystal ball. an abuse of power, judg

it's not -- i want to roll something by charles krauthammer or what i like to call him the hammer about the culture of the left. >> this is the culture of the left not being satisfied with making an argument or even prevailing in an argument but in destroying personally and mar n marginizi marginizing, people who aoes them. it shows a level of intolerance, it should be unacceptable and people ought to get what they are giving out and feel they counterboycott. >> kimberly were you listening? >> i was listening and how soothing his voice it. he presents something in such a way that it's not hostile. he's talking about the double standard for liberals and the left here. this is something that -- if you look at the juxtaposition, this is inappropriate, this isn't fair. it's not showing tolerance and what is supposed to be what the left is about. >> in my admiration of charles krauthamm krauthammer, apparently our producer can't find anybody else -- >> can i make a point about this topic? >> i am making a point about this topic. >> okay. let's hear it. >> he says the whole left is that way a

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>> i don't agree with krauthammer often, but even he understands wait a minute, what are you talking about here? and he's a conservative pundit. >> right. charles krauthammer it's worth noting once upon a time worked for walter mondale before he became conservativconservative. and he remembers that conservatives are supposed to be people who believe in the constitution. these guys, not charles, but some of these right wingers call themselves constitutional conservatives. you can't be, as he understands, a constitutional conservative if you don't believe in the government that the constitution itself created. but they need to be a lot more like charles coming out there. they need to be a lot of republican politicians who stand up and say enough of this. but this talk is so popular on fox news and with rush and with what david fromm called the conservative entertainment complex that a lot of them are afraid to stand up and say this is ridiculous. >> you know, joan, leave it to ted cruz. he goes even out and blames president obama. here's why he said this story was resonating. listen to

you can't go wrong with krauthammer. [applause] i think that is just -- i just like seeing krauthammer area of [laughter] tonight on krauthammer. he has 48 hours to find the missing girl. [laughter] krauthammer in my office now. >> what is it captain. [laughter] we need your badge. just doing my job. i could create an entire show. i probably have. a pretty heavy writer from the national review, but just a beautiful user of words. unlike me as kevin williams and we both love them. the great thing about dana is that she sent articles every morning for me to read and they are always -- spinnaker that is a great thing? >> yes. florence king is a great writer. in terms of fiction my favorite writer is jim thompson who is -- he writes plata boilers like the killer inside me. he writes about evil and i think that he is great and if you are into philosophy -- [inaudible] >> nice accent. >> i made a list of people and also to get them to start reading the magazine. it's really boring looking but it has a sound take on the issues

joining us now from washington, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. is going to change, as far as hillary clinton is concerned in the next two years. her record is her record. how do you beat her? >> >> you let reality set in. i think the democrats will surely nominate her if she runs. it will be a coronation. i think if you look at how the polls have narrowed over the last few months, i think what did you say 49 pert% to 45%? that's a pretty narrow range. we are still two and a half years away. you know, i think the reason that people have this fuzzy picture of her, the name clinton, the 90's, very good time. peace and prosperity. they don't remember anything particarly bad. but then as reality approaches and they get to look at her record, this is not going to be an easy run to the once she gets in the general. and when he they look at her record, they begin to examine the real hillary and the real achievements, the lack of achievements, i would say. then she is going to be up against the real race. >> all right, let's go over the achievements that

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. >> time for tonight's episode of "i agree with fox news" starring charles krauthammer. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ >> time for tonight's episode of "i agree with fox news" starring charles krauthammer. >> a single payer system would have been simpler. if that's what democrats wanted they should have gone for it. it would have been much cleaner to full government control. a single-player plan like they have in canada or britain would make a lot more sense. >> that is the newest and most inventive fox news attacks on obama's affordable care act. of course, if president obama had tried to remove insurance company profits as one of the driving forces of our health care system and gone for single payer, charles krauthammer and fox news would have fought against that just as hard as they fought against

charles krauthammer talking about her legacy and the tough road she faces when she runs for president in 2016. >> i think the reason people have this fuzzy picture of her in the 90s a very good time, peace and prosperity. they don't remember anything particularly bad. but as reality approaches they begin to look at her record this is not it going to be an easy run to the presidency once she gets to the general. when sthey look at her record ad began to examine the real hillary and the real achievements or lack of achievements she will be up against the real race. >> krauthammer goes on to say the way to beat hillary is to focus on failed reset of relations with russia and response to the terror attacks in benghazi. heather? >>> a major stumble in keeping america's safety. they are no longer the richest. we have more. >> good morning to you heather. the rich are getting richer but it is a different story for middle class americans. according to data compileed by luxembourg income studies we are no longer the wealthiest middle class. citizens of other advanced countries received much la

krauthammer should have known bert. then the kids on his research list. then the kids on the curvy couch quick to jump on the denial wagon. >> how were those numbers? 7.1. that's very specific. that's a good number for the white house. the question is how many were actually paid. how many were duplicates. looking at a rand study that says just 23 percent who signed up by monday night and only a fraction of them had been paid. they say that 850,000 previously uninsured have paid by monday night. >> it's always about the money, isn't it? never about the people. 7.1 million people are now going to have healthcare. millions others are going to be on board. but that's not really part of the story. see don't believe these folks on the couch. said monday, americans are making their obamacare payments. >> what we know from insurance companies and again, stan, the customers pay their companies. this is private insurance and the private market. for initial customers it's somewhere between 80, 85. some as high as 90 percent have paid so far. a lots of companies have

let's bring in our panel, george will, elise viebeck, and charles krauthammer.houghts? >> these reports in estone i can't -- estonia, this is alarming. it is a member of nato. we have an obligation we have held for 60 years. that an attack on one is an attack on all. what's happening in ukraine is a classic, it was a nazi, then a communist tactic of stirring up unrest clearly from the outside and then having those stirred up unrest ask for intervention. that's what happened in hung garry, what was done in crimea. the russians are clearly setting the premise for an invasion. they may not have to do. they have already conceded it's ready for an referendum. so putin can win at a distance, but if he doesn't, he will win hand to hand and he has nothing to fear from the united states. the fact that karyn went on -- car any went on in the president conference to say they are not considering lethal assistance, the ukrainians -- what we are doing is holding the coat of the little guy in a fight who is essentially unarmed. >> senator mccain has been very outspoken on this

this morning charles krauthammer is talking about president obama's legacy. he predicts the policy will fail even more over the next two years. >> he will probably worsen it because he has trouble understanding other countries are national interests. they do want to dominate other countries. every century back to the stone age. he was saying over the weekend they were not acting in russia's interest. he is instructing the mayor on national interests. they have ceased the most important piece of strategic territory the crimea. he is winning on a geopolitical level in a way that president obama doesn't understand. >> he leaves for asia tonight. krauthammer suggested if there was any strategic idea behind the trip. >> military might have crossed president obama's red line with another chemical attack in the ongoing civil war. >> you have indications of the use of a toxic industrial chemical probably chlorine in syria this month and the opposition dominated village. we are examining allegations that the government was responsib responsible. >> they agreed to shif

stoddard and charles krauthammer. welcome, everyone.what do you make of this, because there's been bipartisan support. there have been conservatives who have supported these efforts as well saying it's a good idea. our jails are overcrowded. let's use some common sense. >> that's what struck me about as curious about this move. the president seems intent on doing unilaterally what appears growing support to do it. i don't have any problem with the substance and policy of what he's doing. most people agree there need to be some sentencing reforms. the question is how to do it, how to sequence it and shouldn't we be doing this legislatively. and you had scholars conservative heritage foundation making arguments and legal scholars on the left making those. i don't understand why president obama is choosing to ignore all of that, to build on that growing consensus and actually lead as opposed to to just doing what might be easier but, you comments, these speak to fbi kind of older sentences can erode the rule of law. you can make the argume

and the usual krauthammer geniu genius. >> and we all saw the president put on this victory lap, but that the structural problems of obamacare are real and not going away. and we also know that the structural problems are going to kick in as the year progresses, and rates will go up, and those e notices will be going out right before the election. >> and it sounds like conservatives, don, and they are naming names and moving the goalpost, and what about that 7 million? is monica right? >> no, she is not right. come on, lou. what is an en row lee, and i like the great nancy pelosi channeled george washington and the founding fathers and told us what a milestone day it was and people said that we will not talk about obamacare again and yesterday was the last big day, and we will see as we move to november. >> mark, is it over? mission accomplished? >> well, we should have had a banner behind, mission ak k accomplish and not only 1 million, but 7.1 million. and we will find out that most who signed up will not actually pay for anything, and who knows the it is the right breakdown of all

either way, charles krauthammer wondering if this was all worth the price. >> you have to ask yourself, the price we have paid, the estimate is $1 1 to 1.5 million of these people were uninsured before. the whole idea was insuring the uninsured. that's going to leave about 40 million uninsured. for that, we had to cancel 6 million policies? the price of this overturning, uprooting and revolutionizing a sixth of the economy and ecosystem and medical care is staggering for 1.5 million uninsured. is that the way it should have been done. >> is there anybody else we could have gotten sound bites from besides charles krautham r krauthammer. >> i love charles. i think we ought to use him more than we have before. we just don't get enough of him, but obama can talk all he wants about 7.1 million people signing up, but the question is the promise kept? no, are premiums going down? no. are the uninsured now insured? absolutely not. did people keep their plans? no. did people keep their own doctors? no. they can talk about all they want about 7.1. >> but bob, it's the law of the land. obamacare

krauthammer is on deck. how will obamacare effect you? charles really hopped up about this.t talk moments away. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. so, if you're what ysleeping in your is youcontact lenses, ask about the they're approved for up totacts 30 nights of continuous wear. ask youroctor about safety information as serious eye problems mayccur. visit airoptix.com for a free one-month trial. >>> back of the book segment tonight, the president celebrated the affordable healthcare law today saying it had met expectations. medical industry and those things will not be completely defined for a few more months. joining us now from washington on his take will be obamacare in the long run charles krauthammer: i don't care they care how many people s

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. >> time for tonight's episode of "i agree with fox news" starring charles krauthammer. >> a single payer system would have been simpler. if that's what democrats wanted they should have gone for it. it would have been much cleaner to full government control. a single-player plan like they have in canada or britain would make a lot more sense. >> that is the newest and most inventive fox news attacks on obama's affordable care act. of course, if president obama had tried to remove insurance company profits as one of the driving forces of our health care system and gone for single payer, charles krauthammer and fox news would have fought against that just as hard as they fought against the affordable care act. coming up, the owners of hobby lobby are opposed to providing contraception coverage in their employees' health care plan, but they invest in companies that make those very same contraception products. when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another

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charles krauthammer says the supreme court got it exactly right.also has that new book out, things that matter. it's been on the "new york times" list forever. charles joins us. nice to see you, charles. >> good to be here. thank you. >> affirmative action, you said the supreme court got this one right, upholding a ban in michigan on it. >> after almost 4 0 years of rulings on affirmative action. there is finally a ray of light that the court can see its way out of the thicket. and that is it ruled that michigan has the right and it did pass in a referendum the abolition of affirmative action. it basically restated what in the civil rights act you may not discriminate on the basis of race, et cetera. which is pretty clear and stuff that i think the majority of americans would stuart support. the. the court said what's important in this is that the ruling was 6 to 2. in other words, the conservatives were joined by the famously liberal justice stephan breyer. and they all agreed that this should be left in the hands of the people. and as briar said

i call him charles because krauthammer. >> i call you carlson sometimes.operson on earth that calls you carlson. >> pretty much. >> you are like cher? just gretchen? no last name? >> you started it. >> i started it. >> here is the headline, i'm not offend od by it it i like it. >> why would you be? it's your sur name. >> but that emailer said why do you do it? >> he thinks i'm being mean to juan because i'm not calling juan williams. >> we need to ask waterboarding that. >> i don't care if you call me gretchen or carlson but i like carlson. >> i'm not going to ask juan anything because he just keeps running on and on and on. 8 minutes with the man. if you are mad as hell, we at the present time hear about it. mad as hell as foxnews.com. megyn kelly on the most controversial story of the evening. heisman trophy winner jameis winston not charged with rape in california. the feds say there is something disturbing about the case. miss megyn moments away. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion

kirsten powers, usa today columnist, and charles krauthammer.els lonely without the full screen of your book up there, but it's still available, i should point out. >> at book stores everywhere. >> george, you're in the spotlight here. let's talk about this, though. the ceo, what about this case and the implications of it? >> in addition to be evidence, redundant evidence that progressives for diversity in every but thought, it's an illustration of a new phenomenon. no one likes sore losers, but now we have sore winners. the gay rights movement is winning, with a speed and breadth that takes your breath awa. in oklahoma and utah and elsewhere. yet unsatisfied with victory, they want to stamp out and punish people for their previous views. this is relevant to an issue that is live in this town, that is campaign finance reform. people who want to reform our finances and increase government control over speeches and spending say, well, everyone can be in favor of full disclosure of campaign contributions. this case is an example of why some of us w

. >> so what about this argument that charles krauthammer and others have made that, you know, what the court actually did the right thing. it's incremental, but they did the right thing because they said we're not going to decide for the public. this is too contentious an issue. this is something for voters to decide. and you saw that in liberal justice breyer's concurrence. he said we shouldn't settle this for all-time. the voters should have the say. what's wrong with that? >> well, justice sotomayor thinks there is a lot wrong with that. she thinks the voters are capable of disadvantaging minorities, using that process. she said that's what happened in michigan. they passed the constitutional amendment, it means that racial minorities no longer have access, explicitly to the elected board of regents to appeal to them as parents of legacies or athletic scholarships are able to do. >> what's your reaction to her point? >> i think that, look, she says there is persistent racial inequality in society. to jason's point, justice sotomayor is talking about black americans, because of the l

." >> charles krauthammer blasted obamacare. he's a doctor and an honest guy. if he is against it very to take notice we will not know if it helps americans for another few months at least. that is when insurance companies will tell us whether they're happy or taking a financial bat. charles says many doctors are fleeing the medical arena. i know that that is true. that will be the deciding factor on how sit evaluated if american physicians don't cooperate the law is going to fail. it's that simple. reaction, joining us from san francisco chris cafinas. where am i going wrong here? >> a couple places. you it's, i think we have to step back and look at the problem. tens of millions of americans didn't have health insurance. we can argue about what the best strategy was people on the left wanted to go further. people on right wanted a different approach. the president solidifies roles of insurance companies. as far as roll out you had a rough beginning. now you have 7 million people that signed up 3 million people on their parents' plan. another four plus million

. >> krauthammer is sounding off on benghazi.te all of the evidence may be too complicated for the mainstream media to pick up on. >> we now have the smoking document which is the white video because we don't want to blame it on the failure of our policies which is what anybody who looks at this assumes all of the way through. before an election obama is saying al qaeda is alive al qaeda is dead. he is running a foreign policy issue on which the whole campaign is based is one that says he killed bin laden, al qaeda is on the run. this undermines a whole narrative. they have to invent the video. >> i think this is extremely important. without it it will be a struggle. i think the republicans have something that ought to be looked at. i don't know if there will be any interest in the mainstream media. >> extreme weather taking a devastating toll deadly tornadoes and storms again. flooding from alabama to up state new york. maria is tracking the wild weather for us. >> good morning heather and ainsley. i am in athens alabama how ext

steve hayes, juan williams, and charles krauthammer. all right, gentlemen, busy day at the court today. a very splintered opinion but what it came down to 6-2. we what do you want make of the opinion? >> it did not get into as much of the specifics of the policy debate over affirmative action so much as it did -- it helped decide who should be in a position to help make these decisions, and basically it said voters in a particular state, if then to, should have a say on these things, and i think justice scalia made that argument quite forcefully as he often does. it has interesting legal repercussions in the short term but i don't think it solves the problem. i think it's going to be a battle in the court certainly for a long time. the politics i think are also very interesting. if you look back at what the original proposition of the initial michigan civil rights said. it's really not a controversial statement drawn from the 1964 civil rights act. it says in relevant part, the state shall not discriminate against or grant preferential

. >> krauthammer and i were having a discussion, look at the stage of -- at the age of sterling. >> you >> one more thing, coming up. you can take we got a lot coming up here. >>> one more thing. who is first? >> it's me tonight. >> good. >> all right. so take a look at this clip, it's senator harry reid on the floor of the senate. >> since snyder fails to show any leadership, the national football league should pick up the slack. i believe he's a good man. remove this hateful term from this term. rid the league of bigotry and racism. >> so now the pressure is on dan snyder over the name of his team. somehow that name is being equated with what donald sterling has to say. excuse me, that's a jar too far. >> wheel of for tune. >> boozing my shore excursion. >> i would like to solve the puzzle. >> booking my shore excursion. >> i wouldn't have got that. >> speaks for itself. >> you thought it was booting. >> whoa! >> this came out today, judicial watch pointed out that over the past five years, president obama and joe biden -- the biden family have spent over $40 million of your tax dolla

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it is columnist charles krauthammer. they said you shouldn't believe the number. >> this is a phony number. it is wovnderfully precise. they don't know what the numbers are and all of a sudden 7.1, 7.2. it's meaningless because a we don't know how many have paid. it is an enrollment number how many were previously insured. >> the point of kicking off a program that will cause the 2 trillion over a decade was to insure the uninsured. >> ex cia boss will testify publically in front of the house intelligence committee. kelly, what can we expect to hear today? >> we can expect michael morrell will face tough questions they woefully disregarded on the ground in benghazi. it killed four americans including ambassador stevens was planned and coordinated. morrell will have to explain why that information was dismissed and why he was given talking points. it was over a p controversial video about mohammed. >> obviously there's disagreement between what mr. morrell has told the committee in the past and what the station chief brow

." >> charles krauthammer blasted obamacare. he's a doctor and an honest guy. is against it very to take notice we will not know if it helps americans for another few months at least. that is when insurance companies will tell us whether they're happy or taking a financial bat. charles says many doctors are fleeing the medical arena. i know that that is true. that will be the deciding factor on how sit evaluated if american physicians don't cooperate the law is going to fail. it's that simple. reaction, joining us from san francisco chris cafinas. where am i going wrong here? >> a couple places. you know, it's, i think we have to step back and look at the problem. tens of millions of americans didn't have health insurance. we can argue about what the best strategy was people on the left wanted to go further. people on right wanted a different approach. the president solidifies roles of insurance companies. as far as roll out you had a rough beginning. now you have 7 million people that signed up 3 million people on their parents' plan. another four plus million

charles krauthammer is expressing outrage over kerry's comments agreeing the secretary of state should step down. >> nonsense. it is pernicious and extremely harmful. i think cruise is right this is beyond something requiring policy. this is a resigning time statement. this is an injury to an ally that will be repeated. people who say i am not saying this. the secretary of state of the united states is untrue and at the very least an immediate apology. >>> search for a father and his two young children missing in a national park is growing more desperate by the hour. jr kemler and his 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter went missing in a national park in south carolina days ago while they were hiking. they were last heard from on saturday when he texted a friend saying they were lost. the main concern right now is kemler and his children don't have any food, don't have any water. crews will be out this morning still searching for the family. >>> a candlelight vigil to remember and to celebrate the life of the murdered teenager marin sanchez. ♪ >> she was stabbed to death last week

syndicated columnist george will, ron, senior journalist, and charles krauthammer., they emphasize they are remaining tough on russia. george, how much does perception come in when it comes to foreign policy? >>> perception matters a lot. the president hasn't been stealthy about this. he said i'm withdrawing from iraq and withdrawing from afghanistan. i'm cutting the defense budget. i'm going in for nation building at home. and then he turns around and says we're trying to help putin stabilize the situation in the crimea. putin is spending every weighing -- waking hour on destabilization and he is candid about his objectives. this is a mismatch. it's not a manhood problem. one man is tough and another man doesn't want to wield the power of the united states. >> the voters backed him on what he ran on in 2012. >> a large number of americans still want a rather quasi, dovish president. at the same time, they want a president who will keep them safe. i think the president has miscalculated what the american people really want and is obviously being played out on the in

. >>> jason riley, elise vee back, and charles krauthammer. >> this is not about delay.s about trying to kill the project. it also demonstrates to me how how driven the president is. you've got democrats senator landrieu in tough senate races, mark begich in alaska is another one. the president doesn't care. you've got labor leaders saying, mr. president, tens of thousands jobs, well-paying union jobs. he doesn't care. the only group that has his ear is the radical greens. this is what he has to offer them, obstruction on purely symbolic basis. >> environmental groups, like tom stiers group is putting a lot of his own money in his election. this is rotten eggs for transcanada and good news on good friday for those who oppose key stone as not being in our nation's best interest. >> it's clear that the white house is listening to its left flank. i think that there are also worse things for people like mary landrieu than to be seen blasting president obama in the race. clearly unions do support the project going forward. they are very angry with president obama, but he's al

steve hayes, juan williams and charles krauthammer. charles, you are a baseball guy. singles, doubles, no errors? >> there have been a rot of -- a lot of errors and i don't think he would really want to characterize anything had in his foreign policy as a great success. it looks rather ridiculous. he seems to think and he creates this straw man that the only alternative to the policy of total weakness he's been showing in ukraine is to land troops somewhere in ukraine. there is nobody advocating that. i think he all has to do is say the world iraq and he's made an argument. and then he said do we think arms in ukraine are not going to deter anybody. instead he's fact these sanctions are going to have anesque. the stock market in moscow went up 2% and the ruble went up 2 -- 1%. that's how the markets who don't have a political axe to grind have evaluated the utter uselessness of the sanctions he imposed today. if he wants an example of how weapons have influenced russian encroachment, when the turks and greeks were losing the gorilla wars, what truman did, he supplied

charles lane, dana perino, and jasper's mom, and syndicated couplist, charles krauthammer. >> what do you make of this new email that we see? it's from ben rhodes, deputy national security adviseer and with the line saying to under score that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. >> the communication strategy gets together, figures something out and night before a sunday show or the day, you talk to the principal involved, make sure you answer any questions, offer suggestions and go open do the shows and holm hopefully you never talk about it again. it's almost two years ago now, the question at the heart of all this is who pushed the video. we know exactly who pushed the video. the thing that's interesting about ben rhodes in this case, i don't consider him the villain, i consider him the messager. unless he is the most deputy communications adviser ever in the history of the universe, there is no way he came up with this strategy on his own. this email shows what everyone else was thinking about, obviously they were trying to protect oba