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lou: corpsmen, we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. we asked whether your outraged at politicians and racial activist court refusing to acknowledge that both brown and eric garner would be alive if they would have obeyed the law enforcement officers. 96% replied in the affirmative. he sure to vote in tonight's poll. tonight's question is do you believe that leaving congress behind closed doors is working diligently in support of amnesty? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. so nasa says that we are one step closer to putting americans on mars after it successfully launched its new alliance spacecraft, 3600 miles into space, the capsule built for human beings has gone. >> three, two, one. lift off. the dawn of o'brien and the new era of american space. lou: passing a very important test, temperatures as high as 4000 degrees, twice the heat of more maldive. and they are asking it to go to mars in 2030 via satellite. and coming up next, do as i say not as i do two policemen all across the country. if you store your guns properly... so not just

lou: our audience thought once straight talk. we appreciate you being with us. this. lou: and jeb bush raising the prospect of another bush presidency he treated i excited to announce i will affectively actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united states but a reminder this is not the first time he talked about 2016 to release a new book and he would flip flop on immigration reform with a path to citizenship with the controversy led him to withdraw that many illegal immigrants out of what the governor called the active love. new fox news poll shows republican voters would prefer governor mitt romney over bush. 19% vs. is &. governor crist christie or governor huckabee or ray and paul round out the top five with 8%. deal, feinstein report from the cia. of talking to the former general counsel lou: john served at the ncaa lawyer for about 34 years and was the top layer with the cia interrogation and techniques were authorized also author of the book company man. thank you for being here. start with the report the insistence of democrats with th

lou: our audience thought once straight talk. we appreciate you being with us. this. lou: and jeb bush raising the prospect of another bush presidency he treated i excited to announce i will affectively actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united states but a reminder this is not the first time he talked about 2016 to release a new book and he would flip flop on immigration reform with a path to citizenship with the controversy led him to withdraw that many illegal immigrants out of what the governor called the active love. new fox news poll shows republican voters would prefer governor mitt romney over bush. 19% vs. is &. governor crist christie or governor huckabee or ray and paul round out the top five with 8%. deal, feinstein report from the cia. of talking to the former of talking to the former general counsel so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no bra

lou: we appreciate you being with us here, attorney general scott pruitt. o much and good luck. >> thanks, lou. lou: the obama administration is preparing for another surge in refugees, 9,000 syrians displaced from that country's civil war. the state department has announced it's now vetting the refugee applications, the first contingent of those refugees -- some 1,000 people -- will begin entering the country, we're told, this month. >>> up next, first president obama accused americans of racism. now former president clinton looking to the left, perhaps, echoing the shocking remarks and raising the ante. next, stay with us. ♪ ♪ lou: well, it turns out president bil clinton doesn't think much of americans either, he's the latest to weigh in on the eric garner/michael brown grand jury decisions. the former agreeing with mr. obama, that racism is deeply rooted in americans and our country. >> we still have not solved the problems that lead us to act out of fear sometimes, preconceived notions of people of another race who also may not be of our socioeconomic g

lou: joining us now.s we hear i consider a nonsense carrying out the drumbeat of racial exploitation what are your thoughts? >> i hear the voices proclaiming racism from america and it is disturbing to me. in many of us have experienced it but america is not racist to say we have an african-american president with brown skin and then many caution -- caucasians devoted for him so how does that feel now? we voted for you but i am a racist? lou: and the attorney general calls the said nations of cowards and then retreated into the shadows and now has emerged again. and these are scoundrels seeking refuge in a race and being held accountable. they're behavior is utterly disgraceful for leaders of our nation. >> it takes courage on national television and i'm thankful for that. i am gathering with african-americans and other leaders for dallas texas for reconciliation. and then to have the most racist our in america sunday morning been no people are worshiping together. now love every ethnicity i know that we'

lou: we appreciate you being with us here, attorney general scott pruitt. uch and good luck. >> thanks, lou. lou: the obama administration is preparing for another surge in refugees, 9,000 syrians displaced from that country's civil war. the state department has announced it's now vetting the refugee applications, the first contingent of those refugees -- some 1,000 people -- will begin entering the country, we're told, this month. >>> up next, first president obama accused americans of racism. now former president clinton looking to the left, perhaps, echoing the shocking remarks and raising the ante. next, stay with us. ♪ ♪ could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13 ® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50

lou: we thank you for that. pam bondi. attorney general of the great state of florida. good to have you with us. >> thank you for everything you do. thank you. lou: up next, new report shows the islamic state is growing stronger than ever as its revealed that us efforts to train and equip syrian rebels doesn't begin until spring. that's next. stay with us. lou: the threat from radical islam is stronger than ever according to a new report. more than 5,000 people killed in jihaddist attacks last month. the islamic state responsible for half of those death. general jack chairman of the institute for the study of war. general, great to see you again. a new fox poll shows eight in ten americans say it's likely that the islaislamic state will launch an attack on this country on our ground in the near future. what do you think? >> well, i think they have a right to be concerned, and certainly after those beheadings and all the threats that have come out of the islamic state, the american people are understandably concerned about that. i think that kind of an attack would probably be started here by so

ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a free 30-tablet trial. . louing us now fox news strategic analyst connell rolf peters. president putin defending the annexation of crimea on religious, cultural grounds saying it's the same as temple mount in jerusalem, what do you think? >> that is one of the nutty statements of the year. russia only took crimean peninsula in the 18th century. before that it had been islamic for many centuries. the heart, the temple mount for islamic christianity is kiev, the capital of today's ukraine. lou: you shouldn't have said that, you shouldn't have said that. >> i know that, that's the truth. you got to remember, lou, his speech was only aimed 10%, 5% at us. he was for domestic consumption, blaming the west for the yields because putin knows full well the russian economy is going to get a lot worse pretty quickly. the ruble is crashing, can't give away corporate bonds, yield on the state bonds is going up. price of oil is two thirds what it needs to be to eke into the black. he's made wild promises of programs. he's prom

us. email me at lou@loudobbs.com. follow us on twitter @loudobbsnews. find everything at loudobbs.com. for us tonight. stay tuned for neil cavuto coming up. we thank you for being with us. have a great evening. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto, and congratulations liberals, you put american personnel all over the world at risk. and your tortured logic is that the world has a right to know that we torture. pity you didn't feel the same way about those jonathan gruber videos. that is torturuous. his musings is torturuous. no matter. that was a sham meant to be embarrassing this president, not so your torture release meant to embarrass, oh, that president. it is amazing what you guys will do in the name of transparency because it is so transparent what you're up to.

our lawmakers are supposed to protect us, not supposed to be lawbreakers. that's number one. lou: that's great rhetoric, it doesn't mean much, every individual is responsible for himself and herself in this society. >> but you just asked us about the black leadership taking responsibility. we do assume responsibility for our communities. the work that she has done for 30 years, the work i have done for 30 years. lou: let me lay it out for you, before you brag too much. >> i'm not bragging, it is an honor to serve our community. >> i'm going to answer it in the time i need to answer it. lou: we're going to be limited by time. >> we can be limited by time, you invited me to a discussion, you raised a question about training and retraining. when i was police chaplain for 21 years, i was under several commissioners, under commissioner lee brown who introduced community policing that giuliani and others took credit for, there was a rapport that was second to none. l.c. scott was the commissioner of training for public, i was the chaplain. lou: my lord, please, you understand we only h

lou: thank you very much for being with us.s provide evidence the internal reserve service did not act alone in targeting conservative political action groups. how far does this scandal reach in the obama administration? here next. stay with us. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. . lou: irs commissioner john koskinen warned that budget cuts could delay taxpayer refunds and affect enforcement. budget cuts not the only thing plaguing the agency, the watchdog refusing to share records with taxpayer information with the white house, joining us is tax attorney for wood llp and forbes contributor robert wood. good to have you with us. let's start with the koskinen statement that they're not going to be able to do their job and get people money back to them because

e-mail me at loudobbs.com, follow us at lou dobbs news. to everything at loudobbs.com. and now, struck by a column in "the washington post" today. or by the subhead attached to the critique of senator ted cruz which was meritorious in my view and persuasive. if you haven't already, senator ted cruz should read it. but like i said, it is the subhead that caught my eye and it said when you never compromised, you never deliver. and all i could think upon reading it was did rubin ever hold that up to president obama's obstinacy to and i think that that includes the advent of the republican advantage on capitol hill. perhaps we shouldn't be quick to dismiss refusal to compromise. never is a big word. and it seems to me it could be a rare moment in which our elected officials could actually withstand principle and honor. and thank you for being with us. stay tuned for "cavuto" coming up next. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: the thunder dam down unde. forgive australians at this hour they are not focused on if we torture enemy combatants, b

lou: and david boies is threatening to sue any news outlets that use the material? king about this now, last week we talked about it, david boies sending all the threatening letters. lou: i know david, it scares me. >> he is a great attorney. the reality is in this case he's overreaching. the information was hacked by north korea, not by the twitter users who were retweeting it for the general use of the public, and that's what the supreme court decision said years ago. if it's public use and it's a public interest, it's allowed, first amendment protected. lou: isn't it sony that has the legal problem here? that sort of puts being set aside seems to me. they're the ones who have, what do you think? >> their employees are saying personal information is out there. social security numbers, our medical histories. our children's names, their social security numbers. all of this private information that sony should have done what they could to protect, it it's still in the public domain. liability to sony, not the smoke in mirrors where you go after twitter users, you as t

he joins us next. lou: a explosive new b lou: an explosive new book report how four americans who died in the bengali terrorist attack would still be alive today and private security contractors not been told to stand down the night of the attack. my next guest, one of those team members on the ground that incredible night. joining us now is the co-author of 13 hours, the inside account of what really happened in benghazi. it is en incredible book. we recommend it to you. is an honor to have you here. >> an honor to be here. lou: what happened in that moment in which you and your colleagues, your comrades wanted to get through the consulate compound and you were told to stand down by the station chief? >> the guys were all ready to go, they were plucked in the vehicles and at the station chief, we are ready to go, let's go, he said wait. back and forth on the phone. and witty to go, following five or ten minutes later, teague came up, we are losing the initiative, we need to get going, we need to get our e

risk-free for 60 days and get this document shredder free -- a $29 value -- when you use promo code go. call now. louing us now is matt and mercedes schlapp. >> we actually might hold hands. [laughter] >> it's good to be here. lou: let's start with the news conference that the president held did you come away inspired reassured in the policy direction of america? >> he started off strong, he was defending his record on the economy, talking about u.s. leadership internationally. but then when he went after sony and said they made a mistake, it's sort of derailed the whole press conference. as you know afterwards the ceo of sony came out and basically said that i call the white house and i've been talking to the white house. so somewhere in the white house i can assure you that there were people scuffling and saying that no one told the president or the president didn't know that we were having conversations with sony and that became the new story of the day. so i think the president seems way too relaxed and i said earlier, he needs to have more press conferences because he sounded a little rusty. >>

lou: general jack keane, thanks for being with us, we appreciate your insight as always. >> always good to you, lou. lou: up next, the mayor of one of the country's biggest cities calls the summit counterparts across the country. on how to best implement president obama's unconstitutional immigration fiat. how's that work again? we'll show you here next. lou: joining us now the a-team, ed rollins. michael goodwin. both fox news contributors. let's start with mayor de blasio of new york city, will coordinate bring together mayors to implement the executive fiat of president's delivery? >> it is grandstanding on his part, he is a politician more than a mayor. everything he does is with an eye on politics whether feather bedding with unions or whether it is playing the card. card. >> are you referring to mayor or president. >> i refer to him as -- lou: you have to be impressed, to see 3 successive meetings with a cabinet, and a group of other folks, two are closed one is open, all about how to retrain police. >> we have police to do a fabulous job. they keep us safe, we're safe as a nation

lou: we thank you for that. pam bondi. attorney general of the great state of florida. good to have you with us thank you for everything you do. thank you. lou: up next, new report shows the islamic state is growing stronger than ever as its revealed that us efforts to train and equip syrian rebels doesn't begin until spring. that's next. stay with us. ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. lou: the threat from radical islam is stronger than ever according to a new report. more than 5,000 people killed in jihaddist attacks last month. the islamic state responsible for half of those death. general jack chairman of the institute for the study of war. general, great to see you again. a new fox poll shows eight in ten americans say it's likely that the islaislamic state will launch an attack on this

lou: joining us now, heather mcdonald, today fully half of all of states are suing the president over on amnesty, 25 states, tennessee the latest. your reaction? >> well, lou, we have seen in new york is an attack on civilization today, what obama is trying to do is attack the constitution, words matter in case of police, and actions matter with obama, we're working ourselves into a constitutional crisis that almost division of civil war, states are understanding that they are last line of defense in trying to protect the constitutional division of powers, which says that congress makes laws. congress makes immigration laws. the president does not have that authority. yet he seized it for himself, 25 states understand not only that this is a constitutional issue but one that affects their pocketbooks, encouraging a more greater flow of illegal immigration, which is what this does, will affect taxpayers across the country who are forced to pay for the new onslaught of illegal aliens. lou: that is subject of sheriff joe arpaio's lawsuit against the president. a federal judge hearing arg

ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a free 30-tablet trial. . lous get to the politics of the thing. washington times online opinion editor fox news contributor monica crowley with us, and the co-host of outnumbered on the fox news channel, jedidiah bila, thanks for being so nice to me. >> thanks. [ laughter ] >> on the show monday. >> we try. don't make it easy, though. lou: let me start with this bizarre appearance by secretary johnson of homeland security. he made so little sense, he was so convoluted, and the committee seemed like they were just giving up on the whole idea of getting a responsive answer from him. >> they kept pressing the questions on immigration and kept giving the same routine answer, he believes that the president has a constitutional authority to do what he did last week, and it was like pulling teeth. now remember that he was as recently as yesterday in the running to be the new defense secretary. so perhaps he was a little distracted, lou, by sending off that job that apparently nobody wants in washington either. >> are we

use it? charles: lou: it doesn't extend to state county?risdiction at this moment in time. lou: he stands in ebenezer baptist church and make that grandiose statements, it is utter nonsense. lou: they really have a serious racial divide on their hands. they show so many americans have bought by racial president would diminish racial animosity, the latest polls showing white and black, overwhelming numbers. look at that. 53%. it has gotten worse since barack obama entered the white house. lou: i don't understand how he can sleep at night. i can't imagine how any president irrespective of his race, ethnicity, religion, could possibly, possibly be satisfied with his performance if this is the result of five years in office. judge napolitano: i think it is shared by a lot of people. he seems curiously indifferent to the way he is perceived even by his own base. and he is out there somewhere, but not pulling levers of government to make it better. lou: agrees dimensions summit in new york city, mayor bill deblasio, coming and on how to the way t

lou: it may be a complaint from your history. general, good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: general bob stales. >> time for a look at on-line poll results, do you believe republican leader behind closed-doors is working diligently in support of amnesty? 52% of you said yes, vote tonight, would you rather have a president who can inspire all americans rather than tear down and divide our nation? tell us what you think. >> and republicans picking up a 9 senate seat, bill cat dee out cassidy ousting landrieu in the run off saturday. >> mark that people in louisiana put behind that which the rest of america said on november 4, we don't like the direct that president obama has taken our country, we wish to go in a different direct. i am i believe langs to represent these find folks in louisiana as we have placed that mark. lou: indeed, there are now no democratic senators or governors in deep south of this country, republicans control every state capital as well. up next, attorney general hold holder, calling us a nation of coward when it comes to race in 2009, a criticism t

lou: general jack keane, thanks for being with us, we appreciate your insight as always. >> always goodg to you, lou. lou: up next, the mayor of one of the country's biggest cities calls the summit counterparts across the country. on how to best implement president obama's unconstitutional immigration fiat. how's that work again? we'll show you here next. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen, 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit, and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, the leader in identity-theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive, personal information every second of every day, helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts and credit, even the equity in your home -- your valuable personal assets. look. your bank may alert you to suspicious activity on your credit

the martha, lous us to communicate with one another, exchange ideas and learn from one another.his interaction that we are able to produce ever more goods and ever more sophisticated goods for more people at a cheaper price. john: and americans view the free market as ruthless competition, you grew up in czechoslovakia, which was envisioned as we, the people, the communists were all in this together. >> yes, it was slightly different economic system than we have here in the united states. and as a kid, i remember empty shops, you know, misery everywhere and, of course the lack of political freedoms. but now, thanks to the free market reforms that have taken place over the last 25 years, central and eastern europe, not to mention india and china are doing much better than the past. john: human progress, they have charts documenting this perhaps. this is the most impressive, life expectancy, what measures things better than that. for years, people died at age 30, only recently, once you got private property and economic freedom does the line go up to 65. >> prior to the industrial

us. >> great to be here. lou: in the spirit of the season, the attorney general is out playing racial politics. the president himself doing the same. it is extraordinary timing. >> if they are really serious about trying to help young black men and prevent them from being victims of violent crime, let's talk about black on black crime in the inner city, because that's where the crisis point is. if they would talk about fatherhood and the importance of these young men growing up with, a father figure in their lives, that would be significant. instead we're off on the peripheral issues, things that amount to a very small percentage of black deaths, and i'm not saying what happened to garner was insignificant. i'm saying if they really want to look at the great body of wrong being done to young black males, talk about the young black males being murdered in our major cities. lou: interesting that the president nor his attorney general will talk about what is an abject failure on the part of black leadership in this

thank god he's using it. >> in that case you're absolutely right, lou.against what i also believe is an assault on the police by the elected democratic leaders of this country the president the attorney general, the mayor of new york. there are unfortunately other occasions where bill bratton has tried to walk a fine line and have it both ways. he's created some confusion here in new york about whose side he's really on. some days he seems to be four square with the mayor. other days, four square with the troops. so i think it remains to be seen how he plays out. lou: he was also the boss -- the police boss out in los angeles leslie, your impressions of him there and the job he did and is generally regarded as having done. >> i wish i knew more about his history here. one thing i will tell you that is the sentiment regardless of what coast you're on, it's definitely a time for that type of leadership. i agree that he split hairs in terms of what side of the fence he was on. this is what people are looking for. a very bold effort. part of this healing eff

lou: alveda, good to have you with us, thank you as always. >> thank you so much. lou: alveda king, time to take a look at online poll results -- be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is, do you believe the president would extend his current rule by fiat to a third term? by simply ordering the nullification of the 22nd amendment? what do you think? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next here, the pool of republican and democratic 2016 presidential candidates, well, starting to enlarge and take shape. >> i'm thinking about running for president, and i'll make up my mind in short order. lou: not exactly a lot of excitement there. but we're going to bring excitement to it all right here next. stay with us. how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request

lou: governor mike huckabee, good to have you with us. >> appreciate it. lou: before you go, i have a little more scripture for you. here's another one of our favorite verses, proverbs 26:12. quote -- how did we do on that? >> i think you did very, very well, i like it. lou: a senior research fellow at the heritage foundation calculating the president's amnesty, robert rector maintains illegal immigrants will be given social security numbers access to social security assuming that and delayed access to welfare and obamacare, the net cost to taxpayers should run around $2 trillion. joining us now with his view on all of this is the former director of the congressional budget office, president of the american action forum. doug, great to have you here. >> thank you, lou. lou: first, the idea that the president would sign such an order, your thoughts, your reaction? >> i think this is a tremendous step backwards for the nation. for the people he claims he's trying to help. in the end, what did he do? he gave them a three-year reprieve on legal action, didn't g

please stay with us. lou: and attorney general eric holder this time in the president's home town with the nation's highest murder rate inhá it's a man's world? well i don't see anybody's name on it. while they were out doing their thing. we slowly changed all that. we changed all that. today women can do anything men can do. and there's one thing we're even better at... lou: the white house pushes ahead with the executive amnesty fiat despite the republican of leadership saying they will stop it. the director for immigration services announced his agency will begin taking applications in mid february. and les gutierrez is not waiting he will be in chicago this weekend with mayor bob the manual to help 500 families prepare for background checks to get more people to sign up the more unlikely lever unravel this. joining us to talk about this and much more we're joined by former arkansas governor, former candidate and on the fox news channel mike huckabee. so the attorney general as well playing racial politics

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