congratulations to you mr. trumpe folks loved it and it was great seeing you and your beautiful wife and family. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> very nice. well done. >> heather, donald, thank you very much. have a great week. >>> heather will be back shortly with more headlines. a "new york times" columnist rushing to the defense of president obama after he claimed the savagery of radical islam started with the christian examines they should get off their high horse. >> i'm totally pro-obama on this. i think he said the right thing. it was the gospel of humility. >> really? governor mike huckabee here with his response a little later on this hour. >> and you thought illegal immigrants busted through the border like this? well turns out it's even easier. newly elected senator exposing huge gaps in the border fence. he'll be here next. ♪ ♪ if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle ov

mr. trump doesn't do things on the cheap. >> well, you know it's really offensive and let's face it we can always find these examples of egregious government spending but i think they subtract from our overall mission of shrinking government. the reality is all government spending almost by definition is waste because it's political allegation of the resources we create over private sector allocation of it. i think we need to move away from the little things and talk about the big government that exists here that is a huge ball and chain on u.s. economic growth nationwide. >> it's a great point. steve, the fact is that these ideas they might begin even as virt use the idea of consumer financial protection it sounds great, but then inevitably this is liz warren's idea, by the way, she's the one that came up with the idea for this agency inevitably it becomes a boondoggle boondoggle. >> this is that from the beginning but it ex emp guys their mentality. government will always get bigger. classic

mr. trump stoppeded by to talk about tonight's live season finale of "celebrity apprentice."you some sports. the all-star game capped off nba all-star weekend at madison square garden. lebron james surpasses michael jordan. he moved into second place on the nba's all-time all-star scoring list after scoring his 263rd point. lakers' guard kobe bryant ranked first with 280. russell westbrook took the mvp title leading the west to a 163-158 win over the east. westbrook scored 41 points, 1 shy of wilt chamberlain's record stat in 1962. the game drew an all-star crowd as well from nba legends to a slew of entertainers. you know those guys. even former president bill clinton who looked happy sitting next to former nba great dikembe mutombo. finishing 22 under, 265 to win pebble beach pro-am for the second time in three years. snedeker pockets nearly $1.3 million in april's u.s. masters. >>> for the qualifying session for nascar's biggest race of the year was criticized by tony stewart as a complete embarrassment and called a cute show by clint bowyer. why? they abandoned single-qua

i would love to hear mr. trump say, kovalchuk you're fired -- cavuto you're fired. hear this, priscilla is no longer watching work on that. and you wear the coolest shirts and ties, do you wear anything on your lower torso? >> no, i do not. to mike in pennsylvania, shut up i watch to enjoy your show but you have to let your gersts speak more without interrupting them. you are as bad as o'reilly, that hurts. but ellen e-mails same thing you must love the sound of your own voice you sound like a whiney child who first needs to gargle then slapped hard in face. any advice for those who try to watch you, but can't stand you. >> don't watch, thank you for watching and all new "strange inheritance" starts right now from your financial super hero. jamie: was he a life long hoarder or a shrewd collector answer in this salvage yard. jamie: did you know how many cars grandpa had. >> locals say this is say worth less eyesore. his grandson calls it an iron goal mine. which is the truth? we're about to find out. jamie: i am jamie colby, i am driving into enid, oklahom

mr. trump last night a sad joke and insult to the past. >> well, there was no glamour, no beauty to me. and maybe i remember the past differently. i thought it was terrible. i thought the set looked rims. obviously they spent a lot of money with the wheels and gears and all of the different things. i just thought it wasn't good. i thought there was a tremendous lack of glamour. i thought a lot of the winning performances and a lot of the winners were surprise winners. people were shocked by the whole situation. you know, there was a lot of conservative hatred there. there's no question about that. i haven't seen any conservatives get up lately and start ranting and raving. sort of an interesting evening. i thought it was just not a good looking program. i thought the set looked horrible. >> it's interesting, mr. trump, because, you know american sniper snubbed in two categories. meanwhile more americans went to go see it in its category than ever before. when you mention political take on the s

mr. donald trump. ya'll doing okay? >> thank you. >> they have chairs. or will we stand? >> let's stand. >> okay. first question. by the way, it's great to see you? >> nice to see you. >> don't read into this. do not take that as an indication that i am committed. >> buy them at macy's. that's right. >> i am going to get fired. the first question, many of my friends ask, okay. you kind of flirted with running before? >> yeah, i did. i thought romney could do it, and he let us down. i love building. i am building all over the oral. i love it. more than anything else, i love it. but i love this country. my children now have grown. yvonka, eric, they are ensconced in the country. i can let them run things but when you are building it's hard for a person like me to run because i have a lot of things happening. a politician, they run. what do they do? run, run, lose, they run. with me, i give up a lot when i do this. i already told the apprentice people, nbc wanted to renew. i said, i am doing something else. it's very important to me. i am doing something very important. so i

. >> if you do run out of respect are, i will be calling you mr. trump. >> that will be very good. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> you can see our entire view and there is a lot more with donald trump. just go to gretawire.com. >> my friend and colleague sean hannity also speaking today at cpac. >> the world right now is craving answers, solutions the answers and solutions i have always believed at a -- as a conservative are going to come from us. >> sean has spoken to many of the g.o.p. potential candidates at the conference. sean joins us from cpac. nice to see you sean. >> hey, greta how are you? good to talk to you. >> i'm very good. who is your prediction as to who is going to win the straw poll at cpac? you listened to all cheering and booing and just by listening to that what do you think? >> if i had to guess throwing it out there is just too close to call. when i was on stage, i mentioned all the presidential candidates' names off the top of my head response, it was probably scott walker, rand paul, ted cruz, maybe the top three. at that time but i did if at two di

mr. donald trump. you all doing okay? >> thank you. thank you everybody. >> they have chairs. or do you want to stand? >> we'll stand. let's stand. >> okay. first question. it's great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> don't read into this. this is a donald trump -- do not take that as an indication that i am committed. i still haven't made up my mind. >> very well. >> i'm going to get fired in a minute. all right. you know what, the first question, many of my friends ask, okay. you kind of flirted with running before -- >> primarily. i did. i thought romney could do it and he let us down. i did. i love what i'm doing. look. i love building. i'm building all over the world. i love it. more than anything else i love it. but i love this country. my children have grown. they are very, very esconfidenced in the company. i have great executives. i can let them run things and i have no problem. when you're building it is very hard for a person like me to run because i have a lot of things happening. a politician, they run. what do they do? they run, they run. they lose. they win. th

mr. trumpning. >> i would like to share with our viewing audience something that you tweeted out last night right after that. you tweeted, it must have been president obama that called in with what will go down as the dumbest play in the history of football! all caps. same thought process. okay. tell us your thought process and putting out that tweet. >> well, i think it was probably the dumbest play in the history of football. you have a runningback who couldn't be stopped. you had one yard three times to run it. you had plenty of time and you could have taken three shots at it. and the game was overment and you would have taken up the extra clock so they would have gotten the ball back with no time. and all they had to do was run the ball probably once, but they could have run it three times. i think it goes down as the dumbest play ever and compare that to obama and his bad decision making as an example, sergeant bergdahl for five killers that are right now trying to do damage to us and a lo

. >> no one knows except for mr. trump we'll see you soon. >>> now this coming up, marrying rich. sounds like a great idea. but what happens if you want a husband that helps around the house? is that still a good idea? the breaking study just in on that. >>> and another winter storm is on the horizon which means the risk of getting a car crash is even greater. but we have the secret that could save you thousands of dollars when you need it the most. that's ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. today is thursday, february 5. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the people of jordan rallying behind their king, spreading pictures of him suited up for war. this morning he's vowing to destroy isis terrorists with or without the help of the united states. we are live in jordan with the latest. >>> that's great. meanwhile, so where does our leader stand? >> how can the president yesterday say we're here, we support jordan. they're a key member of the coalition. they make this decision overnight and you can't say whether or not you

>> to be your next apprentice mr. trump? >> yes. >> yes. it's all good.a you're fired. >> how about a roller coaster. i think lisa is the better competitor. >> i watched her bring in pretty big checks. at end of the day, i knew it was going to be a fund-raising task. i had to be honest. they were the better competitors. i went as far as i wanted to. i raised $50,000 and that was the main reason i was there. >> i made it this far and i'm ready to go. bye-bye. >> i'm good. >> is that partly because you had a tumultuous run. there was drama. capital d drama in the series. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. i wish she would be accountable and she took my phone and put out the ugly tweet about myself. >> kenya was here and denied it. she said i didn't take the phone. for those who haven't been watching closely. this happened on the episode. >> phone gate. >> someone took your phone and tweeted something unflattering about you and you think kenya took the phone. >> without a doubt. she told on herself when we were in the board room and she brought

mr. donald trump. you all doing okay? they have chairs. or do you want to stand? >> we'll stand. let's stand. >> ok. first question. it's great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> don't read into this. this is donald trump. do not take that as an indication that i am committed. you flirted with running the last time. >> i thought romney could do it and he let us down. i'm building all over the world. i love it. i love this country. my children are grown people he are ensconced in the company. i have great executives. i can let them run things and i have no problem. when you're building it is very hard for a person like me to run because i have a lot of things happening. a politician, they run. what do they do? they run, they run. they lose. they win. they run. with me i give up a lot. i already told the apprentice people. nbc wanted to renew and i said i'm doing something else that is very important to me. i'm doing something very important. i am looking at it very seriously. i don't want what happened to mitt romney to happen again. that was a tremendous blow for this country. >>

mr. donald trump. you all doing okay?t to stand. >> let's stand. >> okay. first question. by the way it is great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> don't read into this. this is a donald trump tie. don't take this as an indication that i'mzv committed. >> bought at macy's that's right. >> i'm going to get fired here in a minute. the first question many of my friends ask, okay, you kind of flirted with running before. >> last time primarily, i d. and i thought romney could do it and he let us down. i love building. i'm building all over the world. more than anything else i love it. my children have grown now, ivanka, don, eric and i can let them run things and i have no problem. but when you build things, it is hard to let someone run because you have things happening. what does a politician do. they run and run. when i do this i give up a lot. nbc wanted to renew and i said i'm doing something else. so i'm looking at it very seriously. i don't want what happened to mitt romney to happen again because that was a tremendous

mr. anwar was imprisoned for six years on what he says are trumped up charges. since his release, he has organized three separate parties. but he's been charged for a second time with breaking malaysia's law against sodomy. the verdict will be finalized on tuesday morning. our correspondent, speaking to mr. anwar and sent this report. >> reporter: he's been a fixture of malaysian politics for two decades. and for almost as long he's been battling the same charges. a politically motivated vendetta, say his supporters. 16 years after anwar ibrahim was first arrested sporting a famous black eye from a police beating, and igniting a pro-reform opposition movement he once again faces the prospect of a prison sentence. there's too much ever to consider putting me to jail. i'm innocent. but it's a political decision to putting me in jail. and i have served time as government. eight years in prison. two years, and six years in prison. i'm, of course my age and my physical condition, no one want that. but this is the price i have to pay. >> reporter: at the last election

trumps global warming. so whose got it right? i'm david asman welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with mr.teve forbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutely does not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama

mr. fahmy who's position is exactly the same, he's no longer an egyptian citizen, he's a canadian, seven years imprisonment on trumped up charges, he should follow, and so logically and legally, he should be deported next week, and it will be down to the al jazeera one on february 23 now it's before some very poor, lousy judges. in fact at the first level of egyptian authority who are really government officials and know what the government decides, it can get away with. hopefully in any kind of legal system, you have an appeal court, which earlier this week gave its reasons for quashing the conviction of the al jazeera three. it said there was no evidence of terrorism. there was no evidence of any connection with the banned muslim brotherhood so it's the prosecution, which of course is directly linked to the government have any decency or sense of law, they will drop the charges february 23. the court would actually throw them out. we are in a political situation not a legal one. it's as i say a cot and mouse game which is designed and has been very successful in chilling journalism and stopping any coverage of the

trumps global warming. so whose got it right? i'm david asman welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with mr. steve forbes, michael zane yan sabrina shaffer carrie she will felled and mike. >> the president absolutely does not have it right. look, it puts the entire obama presidency into sharp relief this is an administration that is sort of putting -- the crucifying of children and the beheading of americans and burning people alive behind climate change. this is sort of strikes me as absurd absurd, but it strikes the american people as absurd as well. if you look at the pew research center they just did a survey 76% of american thinks terrorism should be the top priority for the president climate change second from the bottom at 38%. the only thing closer to terrorism is jobs and the economy around 76 and 75%. so this witness is once again out of touch. >> john what do you think? >> you gave me rick's slot again this week. >> you seem so comfortable will. go ahead. >> i to. i don't know what's wrong here. you know without minimizing for a second the who are roars brought on the world by ter

mr. johnson... >> yes sir... >> how are you? >> fine,thank you sir. >> how are you doing today? in the outside world, inmate robert johnson was a heavy gambler... >> donald trump flew me all over the world - hong kong and all over... >> you have to be kidding >> oh yeah...i'm not kidding you...i his private jet. - ...until his wife cancelled his credit line at the casinos. >> cause i promised her before i left the house, i would not use my credit line. i keep my word... but she didn't tell me i couldn't say i had a credit line. >> ok >> now he claims he doesn't remember shooting at her with a rifle. which raises the question, if prisoners with dementia can't remember the crimes they committed, how can they be rehabilitated? >> i had the same question. i can't control that. but not being able to control that, the best that we can do, as physicians and healthcare providers is to manage them in a way that is humane, that's compassionate, and the only way we can do that is by understanding their disease. >> as the prison population in america continues to age, other states will undoubtedly need units like this one to look after inmates with deteriorating mental ca

>> i think putin has trumped had a card and that's in the background at this point. >> so you think we've moved past that. mr. zabo what do you think the take away for the meeting next week what's at stake here? >> i think it's been overshadowed almost entirely by ukraine so i think what we'll have to look for on monday is will they find some sort of agreement on this strategy towards moving forward on russia and the whole idea of arming the ukrainians. we'll see a lot of discussion about ukraine. she has met with putin more than anybody else so i'm sure the president will want to get her views on her recent meeting and where she sees putin going and how much leverage there will be for an agreement. i think that will be the main issue they'll be discussing. the nsa issue and i.s.i.l. will be ton agenda and the transatlantic talks ttip trawks which the germans support very heartily. >> i think it will be mutually agreed upon that the u.s. will provide arms and the germans will continue to take the diplomatic track representing the eu. be. >> we'll have to leave it there. miss raymond mr. zabo good to have you

trump the important. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. >>> let's get started with my interview with president obama. >>> mr. president, honored to have you. >> good to see you, fareed. >> lippedcy lindsey graham says he's troubled that you won't use the term "war" with radical islam. >> i think that the way to understand this is there is and element growing out of muslim communities in certain parts of the world that have perverted the religion have embraced a annihilistic violent, almost medieval interpretation of islam. and they're doing damage in a lot of countries around the world. but it is absolutely true that i reject a notion that somehow that kreecreates a religious war because the overwhelming majority of muslims reject that interpretation of islam. they don't even recognize it as being islam. and i think that for us to be successful in fighting this scourge is very important for us to align ourselves with the 99.9% of muslims who are looking for the same thing we're looking for -- order, peace, prosperity and so i don't quibble with labels. i think we all recognize that this is a particular prob

mr. chief justice, your reaction to president obama's comments? >> well, i'd like to tell president obama that he's entirely correct. federal law does trump state law. but what this harvard professor who is president of our states does not understand if a trial court's decision on the constitutionality of a federal question is just that, it's an opinion. it may be law of the case before her. it is not overturning the alabama constitution. federal law is not made by judges. that's something very basic. something speaker boehner has just remembered edreferred to about the constitutional violations of this president and the supreme court. we are seeing this. those interpretations are not law. if they were then the legislature would have no role. legislatures should make law. the united states supreme court constitution is law. so is alabama constitution. we have a fundamental misunderstanding in our country. if kerlfederal courts by their mere utterance make law. they do not make law. they make law to the case a applicable before them. >> this isn't a law class. i'm not a lawyer. but if the u.s. supreme court hears the case in april and deci

trumped their peers in the u.s. specifically because of the yen. steel will add dollars. cold hard steel. you have a very happy mr.oyota. >> odyssey will continue as the new austerity government faces its harshest critics. they will meet in frankfurt. the need to unlock a new bailout deal for the indebted nation. they show faith in the new leaders. they said greece would retreat. hans nichols is in berlin. hans, good morning. which meeting? the one in frankfurt or berlin might be more important? >> good morning. in some ways, he needs the blessing from mario draghi for he can even think of his longer-term strategy for chancellor merkel. cell line coming from the chancellor's office is they are bracing for the long game. hardball from chancellor merkel. we know they will face this acute financing need. their plan is to have some sort of bridge financing to get them through. but according -- the ecb seems unlikely to grant them that. there is a cap of about 15 billion euros. they may want to go up to 25 billion. he clearly is playing for more time. >> we are going to be pitching our ideas to the group on how greece

mr. secretary. speaking of latin america. the situation in venezuela continues to deteriorate. the venezuelan government arrested curacaoen president on trumped up charges. there are others who languished in prison over a year. we had legislation past signed by the president that calls for including mandatory plems implementations of certain sanctions. can you give us an update of where the administration is at and how they intend to move forward? >> we are perplexed by and disturbed by which is going on in venezuela senator. i reached out when i traveled last year, year before, to panama panama. and i think it was in guatemala i saw them. we met. supposed to be a 15 minute meeting. turned out to be 45. we agreed we were going to follow on and begin a new period. and next thing i knew couple weeks later we were being attacked for this and that and accuse of this and that. this seems to be the pattern. whenever president maduro or someone in venezuela at the high level gets in trouble they blame america and it is repeated effort to trump you have notions of coups which don't exist and to play, frankly, to an old script. this is regrettable. ou

mr. secretary. speaking of latin america. the situation in venezuela continues to deteriorate. the venezuelan government arrested curacaoen president on trumpedp charges. there are others who languished in prison over a year. we had legislation past signed by the president that calls for including mandatory plems implementations of certain sanctions. can you give us an update of where the administration is at and how they intend to move forward? >> we are perplexed by and disturbed by which is going on in venezuela senator. i reached out when i traveled last year, year before, to panama panama. and i think it was in guatemala i saw them. we met. supposed to be a 15 minute meeting. turned out to be 45. we agreed we were going to follow on and begin a new period. and next thing i knew couple weeks later we were being attacked for this and that and accuse of this and that. this seems to be the pattern. whenever president maduro or someone in venezuela at the high level gets in trouble they blame america and it is repeated effort to trump you have notions of coups which don't exist and to play frankly to an old script. this is regrettable. our po

mr. kwong man. i would just reit rate its's spoending to national level polls within the last two years. to me if sectarian inch eism trumps secularism the way it has in iraq, because of these identity groups like isir, then e then we better make sure that we realitily push back on sectarianism because it's such a powerful force. it's a force of nature. if we don't deal with sectarianism. i e iceland, aqam in these groups have a relatively easy time to big a side stlu guy leens e listens. >> a lot of lessons. it has been a discussion within the ranks of the al-qaida movement, okay? so they learned lessons from the ways our callie did things. even though the new president what's in there now, still, there's not a sense in that. and just a real december pratt economic conditions that these people live within. and that's just going to be a difficult thing to change. sdul kk change. you actually have the wealth to provide for their citizens. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. naurng e thank you very much for being here today. each of e has made points throughout the morning about how the sectarianism was a driver for violen

mr. speaker, the attack on sony and anthem's data breach underscore the need supported by d.h.s. for the majority to prevent d.h.s.'s hardworking employees from being paid or undertaking new projects it is politics trumping policy. i urge my republican colleagues to abandon their misguided strategy and bring a clean bill to the floor that will appropriately fund d.h.s. thank you mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from i rhode island -- the gentleman from rhode island time's expired. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? without objection the gentleman from indiana is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the memory and legacy of dr. miller who passed away yesterday. dane was born in 1946 and was nothing short of the classic american success story. along with his wife. there's also no shortage of professional accomplishments to fully describe this industry titan. as the founder of biomed a medical device company in warsaw indiana, he started the company in true indiana form. in a converted barn. during his time as president and c.e.o., he managed to grow biomed into a company of over $2 billion in annual sales