here's what's coming up tonight indiana governor mitch daniels signed the right to work legislation into law yesterday so what can a workers in indiana expect now also greece's three years into its austerity experiment is its economy stronger or worse than ever and america's nuclear power plant infrastructure is aging as a system for posing a clear and present danger to our nation. but first. but first you need to know the state a look at this this was the scene yesterday as thousands of union workers and supporters marched outside the state house in indianapolis inside lawmakers passed legislation to make indiana a right to work for less state it was later signed into law by republican governor mitch daniels indiana is now the twenty third state in the nation to go right to work for less but the first in the last ten years to do so and the first in the manufacturing belt of the united states the place for unions were essentially born in this country so what exactly does right to work for less mean it basically means that workers in union shops are required to pay union dues to get the b

we'll talk to mitch daniels, the highly respected governor of indiana. it was only a few months ago some people were saying maybe mitch daniels should run for president. he decided not to, but now there's talk especially if romney should stumble, maybe he should get in the race. we'll talk to mitch daniels about that. >> if you could bring people up to speed if you remember, why did mitch daniels say early on that he did not think he wanted to take part in this? >> well, among other reasons because of his wife and his children. it's a complicated family situation. he and his wife were married for a number of years, had their kids, then divorced. she moved out to california with a fellow and ended up coming back and remarrying him, but i think it obviously sounds like a soap opera. i think there's some concern gee, do we want to parade all that out in a presidential campaign? apparently she didn't like the idea and neither did his daughters. >> i can certainly understand that. sounds like you're going to have a lively show this weekend. i'm looking forwar

congresswoman michele bachmann and mitch daniels. >>> plus, the threat to u.s. security with former cia director michael hayden and former ambassador to israel. >>> then, a man with a plan. starbucks' ceo, howard schultz. i'm candy crowley and this is state of the union. >>> ron paul almost has a total package a strong consistent mess rage, enough money, and motivated and surprisingly young support system. what he doesn't have after nine contests is a single win. his estimate is the lowest of the four contenders and looking ahead, paul is in third or fourth place. joining us now is a man who is needing a breakthrough. thank you for joining us. i think it's fair to say at this point, you get all of that money and yet you don't have a win and it seems almost impossible to envision a presidential nominee that can't win in a state somewhere. look ahead for me and tell me where you can win. >> well, it all depends on how you measure winning. if you measure whether we're winning the maximum number of delegates in a state, we actually have had a win. some of these stra

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my meineke. >>> we are back with mitch daniels and michele bachmann.ed to pop the two of you quick questions about the state of the race right now. every time i ask someone if a long race is going to hurt the republicans, the stock answer is of course now it makes us stronger. but i want to show you a couple of polls here and the first one is -- the question is, to republicans only, are you satisfied with the field of presidential candidates? in october, 66% of republicans said yes they are satisfied. now 55% say. so an 11-point drop in republicans satisfied with this field. we also see the president gaining in head to head against all of them and slightly against mitt romney. is that proof that over the course of this time republicans have hurt themselves? congresswoman bachmann? >> no. not at all. what you're seeing are candidates showing the flaws in each other. and of course you're going to see a reduction in the number that these candidates will show, but president obama also hasn't necessarily been the focus of this race. that will all change. th

. >>> indiana governor mitch daniels signed the right to work for less into law. >>> this was the scene on capitol hill this afternoon. house republicans had documentary film maker josh fox arrested on capitol hill. i don't know, does this guy look disruptive to you, he joins us for an interview tonight. this is "the ed show," let's get to work. >>> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. >> mitt romney says he's not concerned about the poor and he's getting hammered for it. except this was not a mistake. we have the proof and we'll talk about with it bob shrum and eugene robinson. >> americans deserve a straight deal right now they are not getting one from our tax system. >> the buffet rule gets its day in the senate. bernie sanders has the details. >>> the fight for workers rights is exploding in arizona. police, firefighters and teachers are under fire in the desert, and we're going there for the latest. >>> on capitol hill the arrest everyone is talking about. >> this is a public hearing. i'm within my first amendment rights. i'm being taken out. >> josh f

maybe if rick santorum is the nominee he might pick mitch daniels, also maybe not. in indiana right now one of the things going on in republican politics is the on-going legal trouble of a man named charlie white the secretary of state. that makes him the top elections official, in charge of elections and voting and making sure the process is by the book and executed with integrity. charlie white was the guy in indiana until earlier this month he was found guilty of six felony charges including voter fraud. when charlie white voted in an election in indiana m may, turns out he was registered at his ex-wife's house even though he had moved in with his new fiance across town. so there, finally a documented case of voter fraud with an actual conviction. only republicans that self-appointed voter fraud hawks are fighting this thing in indiana the day after tomorrow, he has a sentencing hearing and if the judge reduces his six felony convictions to misdemeanors, then mitch daniel, the governor and potential vice presidential nominee might give charlie white his old job b

we'll ask republican governor mitch daniels. plus, we have pain at the pump become pain at the polls for president obama. we'll ask our panel how rising gas prices will affect the presidential race. and our power player of the week offering adventure on the internet, all right now on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. on tuesday, voters go to the polls in michigan and arizona to what maybe the most important primary day so far. joining us now from flint, michigan is governor mitt romney who has a lot riding on both. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks, chris. good to be with you again. >> chris: before we get into politics. i want to ask about the latest crisis in afghanistan. as you know, nato forces are being pulled out of all the afghan ministries there because two top u.s. advisors were killed as part of a continuing furor over the burning of the qurans. the question i have, what does it say to you. pulling our forces out of the ministry, what does it say ten years after the war begin

of course kerry that kind of cost that they were in charge of an entire economy somebody like mitch daniels has really high marks for fiscal stewardship maybe that's what ticket needs sort of if it's going to be iraq has a lot of negatives he's got a lot of people who dislike him and i'm not sure that always issue and they all have a lot of people who dislike them i mean a lot of able to fly christie but is is very popular in new jersey i think i mean you're definitely right that there's a sense it's kind of always been there that this isn't the republican party's a team you could say this may be kind of a b. team but look at all these candidates who are up right now they have their merits mitt romney had a very successful tenure as governor of massachusetts. care system good liberal like yeah yeah. you know they these are you know then to his credit by the way that health care system was first proposed in one thousand nine hundred eighty three by richard nixon and the romney care version is almost identical to nixon and obamacare is almost identical to nixon care as well yeah and they can'

massachusetts, deval patrick, and new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, and governor of indiana, mitch daniels of you and nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> i want to talk the economy first with everyone. i want to start with you governor daniels. you gave the response to the president's state of the union address and you were pointed about his economic record. let me play a portion of it. >> the president did not cause the crisis that continues in america tonight but he was elected on the promise to fix them and he cannot claim the last three years have made anything but worst, and as i pointed out, 8.3% unemployment, close to where it was in february of 2009, that's a dramatic improvement, just last month more than 240,000 jobs created. do you stand by what you said? >> every word of it, david. the economy is down 30 points, and we just kicked a field goal. i think i would keep the champagne on ice. i heard a little of the previous interview. look at the percentage of the americans working, two-thirds of the jobs lost have not been regained yet. the participation rate is extraordinar

and mitt romney than the naacp next republican nominee mitch daniels who was given his audition at the state of the you can the governor of indiana all that well the governor of indiana match mitch daniels who of course has sold some of it you know former leader of the bush administration i'd like to rebut now nomic leader right. doing a good job in indiana recovering nicely. i mean the idea of an occupy super bowl is being actively obama this being viewed by everybody in the country some kind of like ruckus you know is that even look at obama's gallup numbers he got in the most trouble when occupy was really starting up and gaining steam occupy doesn't do anybody has his numbers were only bad because more progressive were upset with obama and they were he didn't blessin in popularity among independents don't think that that look you know looks bad for the democrat a reason to have to put in popularity in gallup when occupy first came on the scene it was getting a lot of press was because it exposed one of the issues that a lot of liberals have with this president that he's not been li

why would you do that if you're mitch daniels. i have to take mitch daniels at his word.how these things work. they love you today, but they'll find something wrong with you tomorrow. >> he went through this when he had time to prepare. our panel's going to stay with us. when we come back, a new report pinpoints the city with the most corruption in the united states. just which city it is might surprise you. don't worry, i'm not going to ask these guys about that. and tomorrow's fat tuesday, but authorities are cracking down with partyers with a tough new curfew. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that is helping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, medical history follows you... even when you're away from home. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping business, and the world...work. rethink possible. ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit scor

. >> mitch daniels is using a dog whistle where santorum is using one of these.ut, jesus. >> dow hear that, jon. >> jon: yes. >> you can hear the difference between this and this. dow hear that. >> jon: okay, yes, stop it! >>s so he's not afraid to state explicitly republican dogma. it's kind of refreshing this is what we should be doing in debates. put ideas out there in the marketplace in their bare form, and let the voters decide, free market. >> no, no, no. we should not be doing that, jon. and i will show you why. because then voters have to take your platform to its logical conclusions. for instance, rick santorum is pro-life. consistently in a principlesed way in all situations. so let's play that out, we. >> i believe and i think the right approach is to accept this horribly created, in the sense of rape, but nevertheless gift in a very broken way, the gift of human life and accept what god is giving to you, as you know, we have to, lots of different aspects of our life we have horrible things happen. i can't think of anything more horrible, but neverthel

the race. >> why did mitch daniel say early on he didn't think he wanted to take part in this?her reasons, because of his wife and children. and this is a complicated family situation. they have their kids and married for a number of years and divorced. she moved to california with a fella and ended up coming back and remarrying him. i think, obviously, it sounds like a soap opera and there is some concern, gee, do we want to parade that out in a presidential campaign? she didn't like that idea very much and neither did his daughters. >> and that sounds like you will have a lively weekend. >> and thank you. >>> and may be you watch for the winners and fashion. >> of course. and our movie reviewer gives us the predictions and we have classic footage of an oscar legend. >>> and lindsay murphy is up with sports. >>> and some strong winds and gusty winds. take a look. 26 miles an hour gusts at d.c.; 25, baltimore; 30 at dulles. when will we get a break from the winds? the details in the full forecast are coming up just ahead. we'll be right back after the break. 

governor mitch daniels do these voters look happy? that story is straight ahead. >> whether people talk about bob mcdonough as a choice, some people will think of his time at pat robertson's university when he wrote that public policy should be used to punish, could habitate tors, homosexuals and fornicators. when he's discussed as potential vice presidential nominee, a lot of people will think of this. >> the senator from northern fairfax? >> thank you, mr. president. there is a floor amendment that is being distributed i would ask the clerk to read the floor amendment. >> the clerk will read the floor amendment. >> page two, substitute after party period. insert prior to prescribing medication for erectile disfunction, a physician perform a rectal examination and cardiac stress test, informed consent for these procedures shall be given at least 24 hours before the procedures are performed. they have just pushed through legislation that would have the state government force virginia women who have medically unnecessary ultrasounds ag

indiana governor mitch daniels. welcome back to "fox news sunday" . >> guest: thank you, chris. 92 voters are growing less and not more satisfied with the field . i will put up statistics. gall up poll finds 55% of the republicans and republican leading independents wish someone else were come this is what former florida jeb bush. >> it is troubling when people appeal to fears and motion rather than getting them to look over the horizon for a broader perspective. question. are you troubled by the negativity and smallness of the race? >> guest: from time to time. on both sides. the president is one of the main perpetrators of negative politicings. we wish it would subside some. i don't blame the candidates. >> chris: let mow and you another aspect of it. you have said republicans need to focus on the economy and debt and as you famous low said to call a truce on social issues . are you troubled when you see republicans spending so much time talking about contraception and planned parent hood. >> guest: they didn't st

would romney trade trump for mitch daniels at this point?ou betcha. >>> speaking of that, here's a no-brainer. who do you think was clapping the loudest when mitt romney and donald trump took to the podium? that's right. the obama campaign. here's a portion of an e-mail sent out to obama supporters earlier today. "yesterday, mitt romney said he was humbled to accept donald trump's endorsement. seriously. yes, donald trump, birth certificate conspiracy leader, has decided that mitt romney's his guy and romney has embraced him without reservation. as if we need a reminder which topic it was that dominated trump's almost candidacy. >>> and finally, game on. there are a few super bowl bets going on in congress. but here's one that involves the senators. this one is between new yorker chuck schumer and jeanne shaheen of new hampshire. what's at stake? a round of beer for the entire senate. it's just a question of what type. let's hear the two of them discussing the wager earlier today. >> we think we brew a lot of really wonderful beer in new ham

republican governor of indiana, mitch daniels, and governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, and we're talking politics and, yeah, a little football. >>> the new jobs numbers shows unemployment down to 8.3%, and the republicans argue the rebound should be stronger. with us, msnbc's rachel maddow, and california congressman, xavier becerra, and republican strategists, alex castellanos. good morning, and picking up his third win, mitt romney scored the vote. this is where the count stands this morning. it's romney at 48%, and newt gingrich, a distant second at 23%, and paul at 19 and santorum 13%. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states. i will be a candidate for president of the united states. we will go to tampa. what happens is, every primary day or caucus day, the romney headquarters in boston sends out the rumor they believe i will with draw, which, of course, is their greatest fantasy. i am not going to with draw. i am pretty happy with where we are. i think the contrast between romney and me will be wider and wider and clearer and clearer in the next few weeks. >> s

>> i think mitch daniels would be an interesting pick. he was a lot of the so-called establishment that wanted him to jump in. i'm not sure he's as exciting to generate the energy but he can conceivably do it. >> stewart: what about the possibility, and it's been talked about, of a broker convention. >> right. what i'm suggesting is if a candidate were to jump in now, it would be only because it looks like it's going towards a brokered convention. they couldn't win enough delegates to win outright but if they saw it going towards a brokered convention they could get on the ballots of the last seven states to gain momentum and win the last seven states where they would be odds on favorite after the first ballot. >> stewart: you mentioned odds. give me the odds on another candidate jumping in first of all. what are the odds? >> very low. very unlikely. but not out of the realm of possibility. it's a risk. quite a risk. because their reputation is on the line. >> stewart: the odds of a brokered convention? >> i think they're more likely than