mr. walker's experiences. this is about an hour. >> first of all, thank you, everybody for coming out. we really appreciate the support and were going to kind of wing it a little bit, keep it easy and will just take it where it goes, right?

mr. walker's experiences. this is about an hour. >> first of all, thank you, everybody for coming out. we really appreciate the support and were going to kind of wing it a little bit, keep it easy and will just take it where it goes, right? a lot of people have been asking where, why, how did this book come about, why did you write this book. and i've to say that the books actually start in the way, i've been working on this book for almost four years now. while i was working on american sniper which i wrote with chris giles, another great american, one night chris and i were hanging around in his den and were looking at some pictures. the picture came up of some guys were about to go out on a seals mission and endorse one was a lot taliban the other people in the room. and growing slightly different uniform. and i said, who is that big guy? chris looked at me and, well, it's the only iraqi i ever trusted with a gun. that's pretty interesting. tell me about that. told me that was the translator they call the johnny walker and chris letang about some of the missions. i have to say that

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>> forgive me, mrs. walker.idn't mean to suggest that at all. >> then maybe you should listen to the civilian sit across from you. >> does it help your cause to have a story line? no spoilers. i don't want to ruin this for you, but this is a major plot point throughout the second season. does it help to bring attention in a way like this or trivialize it? >> no. it's another vehicle for victims' stories to be heard. what we're talking about is maybe women have been walking the halls of congress for almost a year now and frankly they deserve a vote. to have more people talking about it in the media and p popular tv series is important. >> senator, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, pope benedict sets the record straight after rumors swirl he stepped down over corruption in the vatican. what he's saying now about his relationship with pope francis and the real reason he resigned. >>> and even if sandra bullock doesn't win an oscar this weekend, she'll still clean up. the amount she's bringi

mr. walker's experiences. this is about an hour. >> first of all, thank you, everybody, for coming out. we really appreciate the support, and we're going to kind of wing it a little bit, we're going to keep it easy, and we'll just take it where it goes, right? a lot of people have been asking where, you know, why did, why -- how did this book come about, why did you write this book with, and i have to say that the book actually started, in a way i've been working on this book for almost four years now. while i was working on american sniper, which i wrote with chris kyle who's another great, great american, one night chris and i were hanging around in his den, and we were looking at some pictures. the picture came up of some guys who were about to go out on a seal mission, and i noticed that one of them was a lot taller than the other, than the other people in the room and was wearing slightly different uniform. and i said who's that big guy? chris looks at me and says, well, that's the only iraqi i ever trusted with a gun. [laughter] i was, like, oh, that's pretty interesting, man, tel

mr. walker's experience. this is about an hour. >> first of all, thank you, everybody, for coming out. we really appreciate the support, and going to kind of winged a little bit, keep it easy and will just take it where it goes, right? a lot of people have been asking why did come how did this book come about, why did you write this book, and i have to say that the book actually started in the way i've been working on this book for almost four years now. while i was working on "american sniper" which i wrote with chris kyle, whose another great, great american. one night chris and i were hanging around in his den and we're looking at some pictures. a picture came up of some guys who were about to go out on a seal mission, and i noticed that one of them was a lot taller than the other people in the room and was wearing slightly different uniform. i said, who's that big guy? chris, chris the texan, said that's the only iraqi i ever trusted with the gun. that's pretty interesting, man. tell me about that. he told me that was a translator they called johnny walker. chris torbert talk about

mr. president. >> wisconsin governor, scott walker, a possible 2016 contender, e-mails released from wisconsin courten he was milwaukee county executive running for governor, he was copied on some e-mails from county staffers who were apparently working on the gubernatorial campaign while working at the office. and it's created kwoquite a sti. but how much of a stir? and what about this? steve? >> not much. this is a fire and a mess. first of all, the investigation that produced these e-mails, prosecutors, many of whom are democrats, 49 of the prosecutors of the people who work in the district attorney's office are democrats. chief investigator is a democrat. district attorney is a democrat. declined to charge scott walker with anything. declining he had broken the law. there was so much excitement and anticipation that this could be another bridge gate and bring scott walker down has done nothing of the sort. the lead story on "politico," for much of the night, the walker scandal snoozer yawns rather than outrage. that's exactly what it is. >> yeah, i think it may be something not terribly sexy. bu

walker. check also bring it to coax it into southern and mr pascoe cheeky testing by judging support to pass them the people of cork city secondly i've seen prepared for the worst one what's the mood like there this evening. but whatever book the moon shot in the weather certainly seems to have turned as angry as to feast on us here in ct this evening in right across the south coast and all of the predictions that were made about the weather that are coming to an ever going to have great heights high stakes are on quite tightly common fight is denying this evening and certainly throughout the day. the city council has been reinforcing that the flood warning is that hubby made for over the past twenty four and forty eight hours at two and a half thousand sandbags had been distributed to traders and homeowners across the city center with what it appears that that would not be adequate to stop the type of flooding. add that we have seen bed that we are likely to see here and all the predictions see that it could be worse and then be a daunting that was experienced skier yesterday morning and si

mr miller get results. for tonight's politically correct that i'm correct in wisconsin republican governor scott walker on fox so-called news sunday walker said that he has refused to expand medicaid under obamacare in his state because he's just looking out for wisconsin taxpayers. i don't think the measure of success in government is how many people are dependent on government i want people to no longer be dependent because we empower them to get good jobs family supporting careers in the private sector and that's part of our philosophy we did something unique we didn't do what other states did by just not taking the medicaid expansion we didn't take the challenges that come with the medicaid expansion and putting our taxpayers at risk because i love the taxpayer don't put it at risk even before the governor walker says he was wisconsin taxpayers. but if you really love wisconsin taxpayers he'd be expanding medicaid to millions of wisconsinites who are living in poverty right now walker and republican lawmakers in twenty five states are preventing millions of people from getting their own tax dollars back i

walker. let's welcome to the guest spot actor michael gill who plays the president of the united states. mrow are you doing, sir? you are toting a beard. what's going on? >> i'm on hiatus. always nice to just relax and gain a little weight and grow a beard. happy valentine's day to everybody. happy seasons two day. >> the show is so popular. people were all over twitter yesterday, pleading with netflix to bump up the release to season two, just one day early. they were snowed in. this is from ben fuller, netflix, i'm snowed in and it is my birthday. the classy thing to do is release house of cards. how much of this addiction stems from the moment that we are living right now. we're so appalled with washington, but also so fascinated by it. >> i think it is a bit of both and on top of that, you're imposing a very shakespearean tale and drama on to our political system, which makes it really delicious. there is a -- an area of reality where we all think, well, this could very well be happening. or is this really, yeah. and then you deal with the fact that, yes, there is also that imposition o

walker if this is how they're going to respond to this. they have no curiosity about the truth whatsoever? wisconsin politics on the republican side? i mean, here you have a united states senator, mr. johnson, from wisconsin, who's all over president obama about trust and being able to function as the president of the united states, yet he has no questions about his own governor when damaging e-mails like this come out. i find this amazing. i called on the republicans of wisconsin to grow a pair, grow a spine, get some integrity, hold some hearings, get to the bottom of this. this man wants to be president of the united states. and now i want to know what rins pree vus, head of the rnc and head of wisconsin, does he have any comment on these documents? it's clear this goes way beyond any kind of political witch-hunt. john, i have to ask you about this. what about impeachment? is that off the table? that can't even be talked about because you don't have the legislative power there either? >> again, i don't think impeachment comes up at all. i think what needs to happen here is exactly what you said. he needs to come back to wisconsin, needs to sit down, needs to be honest. this is

mr. walker's experience. this is about an hour.