. >>> governor mitch daniels said it was a close call. he is a republican governor. the indiana legislature was controlled by the republicans in the 2012 season. there was nothing that the legislation passed that governor mitch daniels thought about vetoing except this one thing, this one bill he said for him was a close call. he said he only signed it because in his words in the real world there will almost never be a situation in which these extremely narrow conditions are met. and that was the reason that he was willing to sign it. even as he signed it and explained to the local press why he was signing it he admitted that he was worried about it. he said what is troubling to law enforcement officers and to me is the chance that citizens will misunderstand what the law says. and that worry turns out was understandable since there was no real way to explain what that indiana law did except this. the indiana law that lets citizens shoot cops. or another take on it. nra backed law spells out when indiana residents may open fire on police. at least when fox news cover

. >>> governor mitch daniels said it was a close call. he is a republican governor.islature was controlled by the republicans in the 2012 season. there was nothing that the legislation passed that governor mitch daniels thought about vetoing except this one thing, this one bill he said for him was a close call. he said he only signed it because in his words in the real world there will almost never be a situation in which these extremely narrow conditions are met. and that was the reason that he was willing to sign it. even as he signed it and explained to the local press why he was signing it he a

mitch daniels, president of purdue university, has capped tuition costs for three years as start. why aren't more schools doing that? the other thing to think about. think about these big state schools and schools like harvard and yale and stanford. they have endowments in the billions of dollars. why not use some of that endowment to lower the tuition costs for the students so they can afford it? >> you know, you bring up a lot of good points and a lot of people out there can relate to what you're trying to talk about, trying to come up with the dough to put the kids through college. >> the bottom line is, there knee free lunch. if we make it cheaper for people to pay back their student loans, the taxpayers pick up the cost. >>> new action on capitol hill over the controversial taliban prisoner swap forrer is again bowe bergdahl. right now the house is getting ready to hold a classified intelligence briefing. >>> the five former gitmo detainees known as the taliban dream team we know they are in qaqaa t-- qatar right now. is anyone really watching them? amy, what can you tell us

president of the indiana state fraternal order of police said the law signed in march by governor mitch danielsbut only now getting national attention might give people the impression they can shoot police with impunity. he says, it is a recipe for disaster, he tells bloomberg. can you talk about the significance of this? it is something the millers also celebrated, that if a police officer engages in an unlawful act, let's say trespassing on person can bethat shot. this was legislation that was supported by the nra, and when the governor signed off on it, governor daniels, he said he had some hesitation about doing it. certainly radical legislation and certainly part of a larger movement. it in effect nullifies the authority of federal law enforcement agencies operate within certain states. so there are proposals that say if a federal agent, law enforcement agent is going to come to our state or our county to arrest someone to carry out an investigation, whatever it may be, they must first obtain the permission of the county sheriff. unconstitutional, but also clearly connected to the county s

e-mails in to you, amity schlaes, i always felt the modern-day equivalent of calvin coolidge is mitch danielsnor of indiana and any thoughts about governor daniel? >> guest: there are a few coolidgees i am fond of and what is governor and president mitch daniels, one of minds, that is important too. another is paul ryan. do i endorse these people? i am just saying who has a coolidge like bent? that is to say cares about budgets viscerally. some of this is temperament. talking about coolidge and many, even fired white house housekeeper when she spent too much. that was coolidge and which candidate is the government he likes to say? who likes books? who likes to keep books? coolidge would have loved excel. >> host: you writing a biography of calvin coolidge his salary was $75,000 which was a lot of money back then but he had to pay for food and housekeeping. >> guest: he offended a lot of the white house staff because he wasn't very good to upper. and they wrote books. just as bitter and one of them, the housekeeper, told her story to cosmopolitan. and published my time in the white house and w

>> guest: i try not to compare people to coolidge, and one of those is governor and president mitch daniels. what a mind and what a temperament. he's a lot of fun to be around, that's important too as vooz svelte showed. another is paul ryan, another is ted cruz. do i endorse these people? no. i'm just saying who has a coolidge-like bent, that is to say cares about budgets viscerally. some of this is temperament, isn't it? we were talking about coolidge and money, he liked to hang on to his money, even tired a white house house keep enwhen she -- when she spent too much, right? that was coolidge. and you want to look which candidate has the temperament that he likes to save? who were those guys? who likes books? who likes to keep books? who likes excel? coolidge would have loved excel had he lived. >> host: you write in your biography of calvin coolidge that his salary was $75,000 which was a lot of money back then, but he had to pay for food and housekeeping. >> guest: oh, and he didn't like it. why do we know this? because he offended a lot of the white house staff because he wasn't a ver

director like mitch daniels and rob portman did. now senator portman submitted a balanced budget when he was o.m.b. director under president bush. she has not submitted any reforms really to bring our government under control. and o.m.b., and one of the concerns i had about her appointment was that it's such a critical part of our government. you have to have a strong o.m.b. director to control this massive government and control wasteful spending. that's the president's right a arm. that's the person who brings the cabinet secretaries in and say, "you're spending money. i hear complaints about waste. i hear about duplication. the president wants you to fix this." we should be -- we saw none of that under her leadership. so her tenure at o.m.b. evidenced no drive to even tackle the magnitude of our financial challenges. she proposed to bust the spending caps that congress and the president agreed to. she proposed to bust the spending caps that congress and the president agreed to while trying to suggest otherwise. she ignored the me

the tea party failed to unseat mitch mcconnell of kentucky and the texas candidate. chris mack daniel forced a primary run off against chad cochran. >> the white house approved a measure that would veterans to go to doctors, more than 57,000 new v.a. applicants have waited for an appointment. >> there has been another school shooting at an oregon high school. a 14-year-old student was gunned down tuesday by one of his classmates. authorities say the shooter used a rifle to kill the victim in the boys locker room. he was later found dead inside one of the school barmes. this latest shooting comes a week after a student at a seattle pacific university was murdered last thursday. now reacting to latest string of shootings, president obama had strong words for gun proponents. the president seemed pretty frustrated yesterday. >> the latest school shooting prompted him to speak out. you will understand his frustration. these dots show school shootings that have happened since the newtown connecticut massacre in 2012. yellow is for shooting at colleges and universities and blue at grade scho

a former republican governor, the former head of office of the management and budget, governor mitch daniels. and what they concluded was that human space exploration remains vital to the human interest but that it's only going to succeed if it is properly funded. and so the increase in funding provided in this bill for human exploration is going to keep us on track for the coming year. and we know that the space launch system, and the capsule called orion, which is being built as we speak, assembled at the o.n.c. building at the kennedy space center, we know these are critical to human exploration. and nasa has a very boring term for them. they call it "foundational capabilities." that is the capability of putting humans into deep space and eventually on mars. and while other countries are talking about a heavy lift rocket, we are actually building it and it's being built today with its spacecraft. and now we're going to look to the first test of this spacecraft. it's going to come in just a few months. it's the orion spacecraft on top of another rocket to do the deep space penetration and