sounds like he sat down with mike kelly, columnist for a couple of hours and mike kelly took him through everything. mike kelly says we have a cohesive narrative, wow, it's changed from this and changed from that. if you tape together all of the different interviews given, i didn't see anything that was that major, that was that new in the interview that he gave on friday. what he said on friday there were little gestures from christie and christie's crew, in hindsight, looks like they were doing outreach, their subtle way to get me to endorse, there was a man who tried to say, look, there's a democratic mayor here, endorsing the governor 0 is it something you might? i'm a democratic mayor. he told me about david wildstein meeting him at ground zero, told to treat him well. what he still -- i talked to him as recently as last thursday, what he still unable to tell you, okay, look back to august that infamous e-mail, right? asked about an endorsement close to the e-mail? he says, no. any contact, any communication with somebody the administration, somebody in the campaign side, somebody o

mike kelly, thank you so much. matt katz, thank you so much. please come back again, matt. >>> coming up, is bill clinton fair game for republicans campaigning against hillary clinton in 2016? more to the point, when going after a very popular ex-president be smart politics or bad politics? >>> also, perception versus reality. the health care law. we know it's getting better and better in terms of its implementation. but voters don't see it that way yet certainly. tonight how they hope to meet the obama scare with a scare of their own. >>> kevin spacey's character has a lot of people talk about how he reminds them of another president who gets things done. guess who it might be. >>> finally, let me finish with a difference between george washington whose birthday is honored today, and the idiots who are screwing around on his bridge. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ female announcer ] look younger in 8 weeks? i prefer today. [ female announcer ] new clairol age defy color collection. with our best breakthrough gray coverage. lustro

nbc news reports republican mike kelly of pennsylvania stood up and screamed to the room, "what kind is this?" congressman kelly reportedly received some applause for his remarks but still nowhere near enough republican members of congress fell in line behind the supposed leaders of this supposed team. as of this morning, nobody knew what the republicans were going to do. nobody knew what house republicans were going to ask for in exchange for passing the debt ceiling. then today, john boehner let the other shoe drop. he announced what the republicans would demand in exchange for raising the debt ceiling was nothing. he explained they could agree on nothing so they are demanding nothing. no demands about obamacare or oil drilling or abortion restrictions or anything else. and so that straight up or down vote happened today. it was originally scheduled to be later this week, but everybody's worried enough about that storm bearing down on washington that they all wanted to vote today in enough time to let them get out of town and get home safe before the snow comes. that debt ceiling b

mike kelly reaffirms sayyng it is political posturing with a range won't affect that many workers.crease failed political ploy so the dams can have they hope will winning issue for keeping the senate. jim makes a good point on saying political posturing givinggkids a raise, he stays, doesn't look for better job. i wish i had made that point. cheryl: awesome place in hawaii. security is on high alert for the sochi games. concerns that the terrorists may smuggle explosives through toothpaste tubes. the u.s. department of homeland security to awarding the toupees tactic may be used on russia bound planes, abundance of caution surrounding the olympic games but no threat at this time. the opening ceremony for the games is on friday but some of the competition's may have begun. people are asking jay carney in the briefing about this issue. dennis: no word how floss' might be affected. we remember this famous selfy with president obama and the prime minister of denmark. what phone was he using or more importantly which phone should % he have used for the flow? our friends at the new york

mike kelly stuck around for a couple of hours now.s and maybe over 100 answers. there is a lot of fashion out there because i think education is important, but a lot of misinformation. a lot of people are concerned about the homework assignments they are getting and i would say part of the implementation and these things are all over the lot. i encourage teachers and parents to get involved and standards are set. we want to achieve them. homework is evolving and they are all over the lot. we look to achieve higher standards and parents and teachers are working to get there and make sure that the assignment is square with what the standards are meant to achieve. >> isn't that a key to education? when they are not, 245i tend not to. >> there is really a tremendous amount of passion and misinformation. >> we really appreciate you sticking around for us. >> we have taken over your morning. sorry about that. >> he missed church and all is okay? >> we go to the 8:00 mass and we will get to it later. >> we have a fun set here. >> thank you f

. >> australia's tora brine finished second followed by american favorite kelly clark. >>> mike inouyeod morning. >> good morning. we'll shred it over on the freeway, i have no idea what that means. we'll ride 101 northbound through san jose, a clear view for the road. low clouds hovering above the deck, good news for drivers. we'll see if that is a fog situation. overnight road crews are the issue, 680 around the bend at 101, 280 around the creek boulevard. the trivalley a smooth drive yesterday and fog the same day before and a view 508 westbound coming in through dublin no problems seeing that road. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" an update to breaking news an overnight fire near san francisco state forces dozens of students out of their beds. what fire investigators are telling us this morning, all coming up in a live report. >>> the and thousands of flights already canceled nationwide because of the severe weather. what you need to know if you're planning to fly east this morning. it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing

to three point three percent the high interest rate for five year fixed deposit kelly reached five point two percent. mike and about in order to race to reach six point two percent. what's more the point to a minimum purchase amount. if profit on the working day after they put money into it. they can with chronic any time to fit into all these matches are much more convenient and probable than i did take apart the rain and the products sold by day rapid development of china to give the final product is quietly reading the benefit of the country's traditional banking industry. vintage crop it to the wide interest rates that can load up the rate of five lending rate the kids to earn money quite easily. this three d big deposit for them to reform the current business model chinese users. but that opinion about the competition product as it is baking industry. one row quo china's traditional mystery finally killed the threat from private gaming company thinking that there's a lot of people put money into banks. david wanted to read all the time eventually. i've been in labor with me and to just work for all t

. >> and, mike, let's go to the bridget kelly decision where she's essentially saying i'm refusing to cooperate, cite iin fifth and fourth amendment privileges here. what does this mean going forward for her? >> reporter: well, look, bridget kelly has said she will invoke her fifth amendment rights. bill stepien says he will invoke his fifth amendment rights and david wildstein already has. all the key players who we know from the e-mails were directly involved in this are not going to talk. so it's very hard to see -- and in the cases of stepien and kelly, turn over documents to the legislature. it's very hard to see how the legislature will get to the bottom of this. they're going to continue their investigations. they're going to get stuff from the governor's office. but the answers may end up with the u.s. attorney. now the question is, when we will learn what the u.s. attorney finds, if we ever do. they've got to bring a federal case for us to -- for the evidence that they get. and they can get this material. >> right. >> reporter: they can subpoena bridget kelly's yahoo! and gma

kelly, i spoke to mike. we also now know that david wildstein and the port authority deputy director bill baroni were worried enough about what happened at the george washington bridge on november 12, 2013, baroni asks, are we being fired? they were not fired, but were allowed to resign in december and were both praised by governor christie as they exited their jobs. there is another exchange where wildstein and baroni worried about new jersey senator loretta weinberg and assemblyman john wisniewski disrupting one of their press events. wildstein, instructions for gaggle. do we let weinberg and wiz attend. can we stop them? baroni, how do we stop them? it just creates an issue. wildstein, i don't see how, but need to ask you. baroni, yeah, they will beat us up either way. joining me now is steve kornacki who has been covering this story from the beginning. he is the host of msnbc's "up with steve kornacki" on the weekends at 8:00 a.m. steve, a little more information here. we knew the previously that wildste

mike huckabee. good night and god bless. stay tuned for twitter @ megyn canc kelly, thank you for joining us.nd moved out to odessa, texas. and i always have admired him for his pioneering spirit. >> our dad is probably the sweetest person you would meet. he is very kind and good

mike huckabee. good night and god bless. stay tuned for twitter @ megyn canc kelly, thank you for joining us. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >> we met at a dance, he was the first person who ever kissed me. i almost fainted from excitement. >> he packed up mother and me and moved out to odessa, texas. and i always have admired him for his pioneering spirit. >> our dad is probably the sweetest person you would meet. he is very kind and good fashioned. >> it is amazing how he lives, by his actions. >> he is modest. there is a difference. >> he is not perfect and no one is. but amazingly he is as close as you can get. >> he was the only dad who could catch baseball straight behind his back. he was a cool dad. >> the family of the 41st president of the united states shares intimate stories only they can tell. welcome to a bush family album. i'm brit hume. while historians and journalists will both praise and criticize the president, the family remembers him first and foremost, a loving family man, a man with a servant's heart. on this program, a peek into the bush family. you will hea

mike huckabee. good night and god bless. stay tuned for out for you. >>> good evening every, and welcome to "the kelly file" special on the presidentialranch ignoring the constitution and creating, editing or ignoring laws as the president sees fit. to be fair, mr. obama has not tried to hide what he is doing. >> we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. i told my administration to keep looking every single day

mike huckabee. good night and god bless. stay tuned for out for you. >>> good evening every, and welcome to "the kelly file" special on the presidential power grab. i'm megyn kelly. tonight, we investigate the growing concern over what critics are calling a lawless presidency with an executive branch ignoring the constitution and creating, editing or ignoring laws as the president sees fit. to be fair, mr. obama has not tried to hide what he is doing. >> we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. i told my administration to keep looking every single day for actions we can take without congress. with congress, or on my own. i've got a pen and i've got a phone and i can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions, administrative actions that move the ball forward. now, i'm going to be working with congress where i can to accomplish this. but i'm also going to act on my own if congress is dead locked. i have a pen to take executive actions where congress wouldn't. and i've got a telephone to rally folks around the country on this mission. where congress is not acting i'll act on my own. i

kelly. ania, mike the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 357, the g.i. tuition bill fairness act of 2013, a bill introduced my my friend, representative jeff miller, chairman of the veterans' affairs committee. i wish to highlight section 17, the infect shuzz disease reporting act, a bill introduced by my friend, chairman of the veterans asee affairs subcommittee -- veterans' affairs subcommittee. the infectious disease reporting act is a bill i'm proud to co-sponsor. this commonsense provision is necessary to respond to infectious disease issues at v.a. facilities nationwide, including the deadly outbreak of the disease at the fitsburg's v.a. in 2011 and 2012, it killed at least five of our veterans and sickened as many as 22. this facility became ground zero for the veterans' affairs committee investigation which found gross mismanagement at the pittsburgh v.a. in response to the 2011 outbreak. this is particularly troubling to me as there are many veterans in my district whory lie o

mike krichly. we talk about wildstein and stepien. bridget kellys of the editorial pages and the response from the general public might not be following every incremental development. there is concern about what christie knew and when he knew it. christie himself made the point that the single biggest offense his aides made was the fact that they lied to him. if it is true that christie lied and misrepresented what he knew and when he knew it, that sort of thing, that's when you get these headlines on the tabloid saying, christie knew. that's going to be the takeaway. folks are going to take. regardless of all the other kind of layers of this. politically speaking, that's why you are getting this sort of empettis saying he should step down if this is true. >> he would have to know where he was putting himself in that marathon two-hour press conference. he would have to know if evidence came to light later on, because that would leave him. we all have that on tape. >> i have shared this story on other shows. the first thing i have thought of was bre

. >> kelly, thank you so much. >> mike want to find a baby-sitter and take the father of the childrenot yet, not yet. well, you know, one can only hope. and charlie sheen is engaged. >> that's not all of it. >> all the big hollywood headlines in "today's buzz." hoda's eating a brownie! ♪ classical piano [richard] last year,thinking they can do their own taxes, americans left behind more than a billion dollars. that's five hundred dollars on every single seat. not just in this stadium, but in every professional football stadium in america. this is your money.get it back with block. get your billion back,america. ♪ winter is rough. especially inside... luckily, the kmart semi-annual home sale is on now. and shop your way members get $5 back in points for every $30 they spend in home. kmart. get in. get more home. ladies, we need to talk... ... about haircolor. it's garnier nutrisse nourishing color creme. rich, radiant... ravishing color! nutrisse nourishes while it colors. plus it has avocado, olive, and shea oils. garnier nutrisse. nourished hair, better color [ male announcer ] can't

on "the kelly file," a top senate republican says the justice department has just missed a deadline to explain president obama's recent run of executive actions. this, just weeks after senator mike grilled the attorney general over whether this behavior is even legal. joining me now, utah republican senator mike lee who is a member of the senate judiciary committee. good to see you, sir. so eric holder has received that request and said, i don't think so. and so what is your next move? >> well, our next move is to continue to question him. i questioned him in the judiciary committee a few weeks ago and still have yet to receive any satisfactory response. so my question about what gives this president the authority. the attorney general, to my great surprise and dismay really didn't have anything. all he said was i'm sure there is authority in there somewhere, i don't know whem, i'm not sure who reviewed it. i reminded him he is the attorney general of the united states and all he said was i'm sure we have something that covers it. but this is a problem, megyn, because we have a constitution. the purpose of the constitution is to prevent one person from getting too much power, es

joining kelly and me to talk about this john manly from wells fargo and mike mcqueen from hightower.ave seen your share of market pullbacks on wall street. does this one make your palms back? >> yes it's a very good sign. i have seen more than my share. we've been through it we'll get through it again. >> and, mike what do you make of this? to bill's point, does this even register when you go through the experience of past sell-offs, whether it was in 2013 or in years prior? >> actually our clients are giving us the right message which is what happened in the past is something we should sit through. none of these have been permanent. they're willing to sit through it. no one is panicking. i think it's a natural cause of what's going on in the last couple years. >> why isn't that complacency, mike? i get what they're saying but when does it become complacency? >> i think the investors out there, individual investors, may have gotten some perspective from 2008 and 2009 and are beginning to act a little more like institutional investors if you can believe it. they have perspective and t

mike drewniak, his spokesman had conversations. i'm skeptical. >> i never understood. -- we've got to wrap it up. i never understood why his deputy chief of staff who had worked with him, bridget anne kelly, never at least gave her the courtesy of a phone call or a meeting, saying what were you thinking, what were you oh -- is there any logical explanation, you possibly could have had? what was going through your mind? apparently he just decided to fire her without giving her an opportunity to explain her position, which never was clear to me why he was doing that. unless -- and there was some legal reason why his lawyers were saying don't even talk to her. she is in big trouble. if you talk to her, you could be seen as coaching her. you could be in legal trouble yourself. unless there was some legal rationale, which i obviously still don't understand. you see any rationale at all for him not even giving her the courtesy of a phone call? >> no. unless he knew that she knew he knew. in other words, she -- if he called her into his office and she said, well, as you remember, we discussed this bridge closing, so what do you mean? that's one possibility. the other is just that he wants to ke

mike steinberg trial, another s.a.c. person who was charged with insider trading and ultimately convicted. so a very tense, electric sort of courtroom today. you saw that play out with that scuffle afterwards as well. >> kate kellyporting. thank you very much. it's not the only big story of the day. we're also following the big rally on wall street. the dow having its best day of the year so far. disney is only about a buck away from its all-time high. it's the biggest gainer. we're going to talk more about the markets and how you play them when we come back. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> let's take a look at how the markets are doing at this stage. the dow is up by about 164 points. there are only three stocks that are in the red right now. disney by far is the biggest gainer. it's up by over 5%. it's all-time high is above 76. so it's not so far away. bit of a buzz kill, though. still the dow is on pace for its third straight week of losses. i think the s&p is on pace for its fourth straight week of losses, today notwithstanding. >> let's bring in harvey pitt. great to chat with you again. your reaction to this verdict? i would imagine you

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>> mike, a sigalert is block all lanes on westbound highway 92 as you come up to skyline boulevard. it will reopen at 10:30. >> leyla, thank you. announcer: it's "live with kellyerformance from the vamps. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]