. >> well, if there's any surprise for me, it is that mr. bush, governor bush is only at 12%. it seems to me he -- in terms of the opportunity to win the election of presidency is the strongest candidate that's a republican. i think he'll show that over the next year or so. >> that's the modern republican party. >> too many people talking. go ahead. >> listen, jeb bush could well be the establishment entry in the finals. he could well be. him or romney or christie, but you have a name you just dropped out there that's important, john. and that's mike huckabee. now, the social conservatives were ignored in the last election. they're enormously large in iowa. the jewish money is going to move. huckabee is very strong with these folks, very strong with the evangelicals. he's a conservative. >> is huckabee wrestling with the decision. >> i think he's looking toward it. >> yeah. >> you've seen groups get together. >> have you seen him speak to the subject. >> he took a trip over to poland and the three is. >> like romney did. >> ireland, italy, and israel. that's what they used to

my lastte this letter, letter, to you mr. bush and mr. cheney.indiscernible] manipulation and search for wealth and power. i write this letter because before my own death, i want to make it clear that i hundreds of thousands of my fellow veterans, along with millions of my fellow with hundreds of and the more in iraq middle east, no fully who you are and what you have done. ,> that was tomas young ultimately at that time, he decided not to take his own life .fter reading that he got so much enormous response all over the country. but they moved to seattle and he died in his sleep late sunday night, early monday morning. >> yes, he did. very earlyled me monday morning. it was on my cell phone. i have an waiting for the call for 10 years. i have to say that. every time his area code came up , this is it. so finally it happened and he is at peace. take somewe have to positive away from this. i think tomas made an enormous impact on those he met as well as people who saw him and what he went through. he was really -- he was the town crier for all of

>> if there is any surprise for me is that mr. bush, governor bush is only at 12% and seems to me he, in terms of the opportunity to the elect of presidency is the strongest candidate that the republicans have. i think he will show that over the next year or so. i am convinced -- >> with the modern party. >> and he can be an establishment party. >> too many people talking. >> jeb bush could be the establishment entry in the finals. >> crib bush? >> him or romney or christie. >> you have a name you dropped out there that is important, john. that is mike huckaby. the conservatives worried, they're enormously large in iowa. he's strong. the jewish vote is going to move and money is going to move toward the republicans because of the israeli situations. huckaby is strong with them and he's a conservative. >> is huckaby wrestling with the stition? >> i think he's looking toward it. >> yeah. >> and you have seen groups get together. >> have you seen him speak to the subject in. >> he took a trip in poland. the three trips and three is. >> li

mr. bush giving a big hug and kiss to amber vinson. you remember her, she was one of the nurses who is now ebola free and here's her reaction. >> amber, how are you? how you feeling? you look great. >> thank you. >> been watching you on tv. >> there you go, quite a moment in her life there obviously with the former president. mr. bush also expressing his support for the much criticized hospital, saying it plays an important role in the dallas community. he actually underwent a heart procedure there just last year. >>> coming up, a super storm slamming into alaska, the remnants now bringing freezing temperatures, get this, to much of the u.s. in the days ahead. janice dean will have the forecast. >> yes, temperatures are going to feel more like january than november. as far south as the gulf coast. we'll talk about it. and who's going to get snow next week. stay tuned. america's news headquarters returns after the break. . . . you know your dentures can move. unlike natural teeth. try new fixod

mr bush told the interviewer that it wasn't so much that he was tying to avenge his father's reputation. of course, g h.w. bush had lead the war into iraq, back in 1991. >> i was sponding to the gossip that works around the political circles. clearly it had one thing in mind. that was to finish the job as my father did. my dad decided not to go into baghdad after routing saddam hussein out of kuwait. the reason why is that wasn't the mission, he stated. i wept in there as a result of -- i went in there as a result of a changed environment because of september 11th, and the danger we were concerned about was the weapons would be put in the hands of terrorist groups that would make the attacks of 9/11 pale in comparison. >> reporter: one thing that george w. bush would not address is whether he believes president obama is handling the current situation in iraq appropriately. of course, for the current president. his task now is to convince members of congress and the american people that the strategy for trying to confront and defeat i.s.i.l. in iraq and syria is the right one, as is his

the administrative assistant called and mrs. bush picked up the phone and he hung up the phone. you always need to tell your staff what you've done to avoid unpleasant surprises. but i'd say -- i'd go with newt as the speaker. >> congressman coble, during the clinton administration you served on the impeachment committee. looking back at that period of time, how do you think that will be viewed in future generation? >> you know, the late henry hyde, i won't each qualify to say probably, the most eloquent orator in the congress. henry told me one time, i think i remember this correctly, he said i'm not wild about this impeachment but there are 23 americans serving active prison sentences for having committed perjury. how do you justify that and turn a blind eye to the president? he said, i can't do it. and i'll always remember henry saying that. and your question was how would it play with the passage of time. the order of it, which this came, and i believe he may be only one of two presidents who was impeached. am i right about that, peter? >> that's correct, he and andrew johns

bob schieffer asked mr. bush about that in an interview for this weekend's cbs news broadcast "sunday morning. of. >> were you surprised when you gave the ultimatum to saddam that he didn't leave? didid you think there was a chae he would leave? >> i really did. >> you did? >> yeah. when he was captured i was told that the f.b.i. agent that talked to him, he said, "i just didn't believe bush." and it's hard for me to believe he didn't believe me. but that's what he-- i think that's accurate. it was just hard in retrospect for me to look back and say i don't see how he could-- i don't see how he could doubt my word. >> pelley: bob will have more of that interview on "sunday morning" and on "face the nation wrts when he will also interview president obama. one hour, two presidents because it's "face the nation." late today, the white house announced that president obama has chosen loretta lynch to succeed eric holder as attorney general. lynch is currently the u.s. attorneattorney in brooklyn, ne. she would be the

the man who succeeded mr. bush as governor of texas was in court today. rick perry's lawyers asked a judge to throw out felony charges against him. perry was indicted for allegedly abusing his power when he vetoed funding for a program run by the travis county district attorney. perry said he did that because the district attorney refused to resign after being convicted of drunk driving. the governor calls the indictment a political witch-hunt. the judge will rule next week. today israeli police used force to break up large protests in the west bank amid fears of a new uprising by palestinians. violence has grown since israel gave the go-ahead for more jewish settlements in the palestinian section of jerusalem. allen pizzey is there. >> reporter: tear gas and stones, running battles between palestinian youths and israeli security forces are happening daily now in the narrow streets of east jerusalem. there's every reason to think it will get worse. this is a big part of the reason why: a stone's throw away, hundreds of new apartments are being built for j

. >> the 340er, i hear that, but i heard the mother, of course i heard that directly from mr. bush i'm the last person to have the democrats sitting there, goodness gracious, he's the possibility. it's leader in florida, and she's come bag to immigration reform, the hispanic community would say this is a guy who understands what it means to want to work to improve your family. >> you think he could make it in the general election. >> i think he would win for republicans in the general election. >> the big charter school guy. >> all right, what do you think? >> i agree with that. that's the problem that's going on in the republican party right now, you have one group that won't let him -- may not let him win a primary, but if he were to get through a primary, he would have a very good chance of beating hillary clinton or joe biden. >> at what point do you further on to a country by putting in another obama or hillary clinton, does it matter that much to destroy hope for america to make a point? or how about winning and moving the country forward? that's the kind of problem i have wi

also disapproved of mr. bush back then and 38% approved. >> i want to say one thing to the american people. i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinsky. >> and then there's bill. after that infamous denial in 1998, his approval rating remains sky high at 67% and the republicans still lost five seats. two years into president reagan's second term, the democrats did take the senate and many predict that will happen again on tuesday but in reverse proving once again that the most powerful man on earth sometimes is really no match against the wishes of his citizens. maria? >> great analysis, eric. thank you so much for that. more with senator jerry moran. senator, how important do you think is the president obama component of this? are people going to vote against their local representative's policies because they are after all the same as president obama's policies? how much of a drag will he be? >> you make a great point, which the democrats

also disproved of mr. bush backhen and 3 approved. >> i want toay one thing to thamerican people. i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woma ms. lewinsky. >> andhen there's bill. after that infous dnial in 19, s approval rng remains sk high at 67% and the republicans still lost five seats. two yearinto president agan's secd te,he democrats did take the sate and many predict tat will happen again on tuesday but revers proving once agai that the most powerfu man on earth sometimes is really no mat ait the wishes of his citizens. maria? >> great nalysis, eric. thanyou much for that. more with senator jeymoran. senator, how impor do you think is the president obama component this? are people going toto vote agait their local representative's policies because they ar aft all the same as presiden obama's poci? how much of a drag will he be? >> you make att point, which the democrats are trying to distance themsves from president obama but the reality in states weun races in which there are moat incumbents, they voted with pres

possible, but i do want to say a special thanks to the veterans of foreign wars, this folks in mrs. bush's office. the folks at the pentagon have been incredible. i am eternally grateful to them. the folks at jeep, which i will explain in a moment and the volunteers who are here, some of them drove up from north carolina to help out tonight. a brief word about the legacy project and why we are here. today marks the beginning of national military appreciation month. and i am happy to see that al ex wax has been instrumental in bringing attention to this is here with us tonight. and we figured what better way to honor those who have served and those who are serving in this country than through their own words, the letters they've written home. the sole mission of the legacy project is to encourage americans to seek out and preserve these letters before they're lost forever. since '98, we have received over 60,000 never before seen letters from every war in our nation's history. people have found these in their attics, their basements, their closets and they offer unprecedented insight into w

secretary, in all due respect to you, i think that this president owes mr. bush, mr. hunter, and thousands like him an apology for standing by as isis entered iraq and essentially made this bush prediction come almost precisely true, and the concern i have, of course, is that i'm afraid that it's the same ideology or the same approach is being borne out on other fronts. as dangerous as isis is, as again, you so accurately described, the greater danger is if some of the core elements of that insidious ideology, which is in some of the leadership of iran right now, gets their finger on the nuclear button, and this president seems equally oblivious to that as he has been to isis entering iraq, and my concern is that their latest funding request includes a significant portion that would go to isf that we'll be fighting alone beside quds and eye raina s iranian shia militia. that has a of elevating iranese krenlt or increasing their credibility to some extent and hastening the day where they will gain access to nuclear weapons and this administration seems oblivious to all

mr. bush embraced one of them amber vinson. the others were cleared last night. >>> for hundreds of millions of americans, a pacific storm is expected to deliver something that's way too early in the season. a dreaded return of the polar vortex. the remnants of typhoon nuri have brought 70-mile winds. let's get more now from meteorologist ed sturen from our chicago station. good morning. >> good morning. ore 200 million will be affected by the cold temperatures and here is that power house storm as we take a look at it off the aleutian islands there. this puts a buckle in our scream and jet stream. the cold air will advance and everybody's going to feel the effects of it from the upper midwest all the way down to atlanta by the time we get to the end of the week. forecast highs by wednesday, only 9 degrees in billings where they'll be in the mid-60s today and around freezing in chicago and barely 50 degrees in little rock. on top of that the chance for some snow as we head through the week. up in montana as soon as sunday and b

the administrative assistant called and mrs. bush picked up the phone and he hung up the phone. you always need to tell your staff what you've done to avoid npleasant surprises. but i'd say -- i'd go with newt s the speaker. >> congressman coble, during the clinton administration you served on the impeachment committee. looking back at that period of time, how do you think that will be viewed in future eneration? >> you know, the late henry hyde, i won't each qualify to say probably, the most eloquent orator in the congress. henry told me one time, i think i remember this correctly, he said i'm not wild about this impeachment but there are 23 americans serving active prison sentences for having committed perjury. how do you justify that and turn a blind eye to the president? he said, i can't do it. and i'll always remember henry saying that. and your question was how would it play with the passage of ime. the order of it, which this came, and i believe he may be only one of two presidents who was impeached. am i right about that, peter? >> that's correct, he and andrew johnson.

secretary, in all due respect to you, i think that this president owes mr. bush, mr. hunter, and thousands like him an apology for standing by as isis entered iraq and essentially made this bush prediction come almost precisely true, and the concern i have, of course, is that i'm afraid that it's the same ideology or the same approach is being borne out on other fronts. as dangerous as isis is, as again, you so accurately described, the greater danger is if some of the core elements of that insidious ideology, which is in some of the leadership of iran right now, gets their finger on the nuclear button, and this president seems equally oblivious to that as he has been to isis entering iraq, and my concern is that their latest funding request includes a significant portion that would go to isf that we'll be fighting alone beside quds and eye raina s iranian shia militia. that has a of elevating iranese krenlt or increasing their credibility to some extent and hastening the day where they will gain access to nuclear weapons and this administration seems oblivious to all

si since reagan and bush 41. mr. obama said the time to act is now. >> we have known for years. for years we haven't done much about it to. day we are doing something about it. >> to qualify. undocuments immigrants must prove they've thin in the country for five years and passed a check. the president would deport all undocuments residents. >> he will fly become to washington, d.c. with the president in las vegas, nbc bay air y news. >> during the president's speech he was heck md by some one yelling, the president replied a first step. not the only step. we are going to have to do more work. >> i looked and i said. maybe, they must spray something in the vineyard. >> next at 11:00. spraying toxic chemicals near schools without warning. we investigate a system that keeps parents and students in the dark. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri, third storm is developing. closer toward the bay area. tracking the rainfall. how this is going to impact your weeken. in a few minutes. >> a whole new way to get around. we'll show you rocket skates. the grumpy cat taking over san francisco as a -

mr. bushr and other workers for their dedication. >> it's been a tough period for dallas and this hospital. fortunately this is a team of people who really care and compassionate folks. >> president bush is no stranger to the hospital. he had a heart procedure last year. >>> 911 dispatchers are going to start asking callers to go to liberia, sierra leone or guinea. they'll be asking questions about risk factors. they're taking the necessary steps to make sure the public isn't put at risk. >>> 18,000 nurses are plan ago strike over safety concerns. the california nurses association and they say nurses are going to walk off the job because of safety standards and they want better training and protective gear. they showed us a new infectious disease unit and they say the standards exceed the cdc standards. >>> yesterday this is in the philippines. >> sirens marked the anniversary in the city of it. alequeban, it killed 6,000 people and leveled villages in one of the country's poorest areas. more

mr. sekulow's point, bush 41 granted deferred action without any statutory thor. >> and people -- we're talkingbout over 5 million tonight. >> i they we'll have a betttter conversation if we don't sbrup each other. >> say your peace. >>> for people without statutory authority, so almost every president since eisenhower -- >> 1986 law, as -- >> hold on, hold on. i'll give you a chance to respond. >> george, i don't think it helps for you to keep interrupting me. >> jordan can fully respond, let's let julian finish. >> i think the statute is pretty clear that the president has this authority. i think the supreme court has interpreted the presidents as having broad authority. every president since eisenhower has done this. now, jordan may want to make the argument this is overstepping the authority, i think you can make that argument. i think this is testing the outer limits of the president's authority, but i almost most legal experts believe they will lose that case if they go to court. this is a temporary action, a question of the president deciding -- prioritizing which illegal immigrants, whi

bush. >>> mr. mcdowel, i'll start with you, were you surprised by today's announcement? and how big of a deal is it? >> it's a big deal. when the president of the united states looks into the camera and tells the president to do something, the f.c.c. is going to listen. i can't think of a time where we've seen this much white house action influence it. so it's a very big deal with a little surprise that this came out today by the president of the united states? you bet. >> susan, do you feel the same way? >> i definitely feel it's a big deal. but i'm not at all surprised at the end. the president is a man of deep prings pl. and he understands, just as you said, this is electrify case for the country. and that of the four companies that may be unhappy, 330 million americans want to be sure that the companies make the choices fr them. >> you think this is a bhad idea and you actually were in a position to sit on the commission and study it. what is the case against it? as i have to say, it seems really airtight, this sort of equality principle. and there's lots of people's

the president said republican presidents have done this before including reagan and bush '41. mr.ma said the time to act was now. >> we've known about this for years and we haven't done much about it. today we are doing something about it. >> to qualify, undocumented immigrants must prove they've been in this country at least five years and pass a criminal background check. the president said he would deport all undocumented immigrants who are felons. sunday he will fly back to washington, d.c. >>> as you might imagine, it's a mixed response. republicans specifically house speaker john boehner believes president obama is damaging the presidency itself and sabotaging any chance of a bipartisan support. >> i warned the president over and over that his actions were making it impossible for me to do what he wanted me to do. >> speaker boehner is promising to work with congress to put a stop to president obama's actions. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." the holiday travel season is under way. what you can expect at bay area airports and out there on the road. >> grumpy cat ta

mr. optimism. then we get -- you know, george h.w. bush. that's the case, what kind of president do you think would be the polar opposite of barack obama? i mean, who fills that role, taking your argument to the next level? >> i think there's different -- i think on personality, you would immediately say chris christie. that is, you know, even down to -- you have the skinny guy versus the heavyset guy, number one. you have the guy that sees everything in nuance, everything is not black and white, it's gray areas versus -- and who rarely loses his temper versus a guy who probably loses his temper too much. in temperament you would say the polar opposite is chris christie. then i would say ideologically you would also say a scott walker. i don't -- that's what we know -- if walker had more of christie's personality, i think we would say he is the -- he would be the perfect package of polar opposite. >> what review do you think the president would give this book? >> i think he would say, "you were writing it from too much of a washington persp

bush 41's action affected up to 1.5 million. while mr. obama is expected to be more than 5 million people. >> it is analogous to mention reagan and bush. they did do executive orders on behalf of the illegal immigration problem. >> after bush took action, congress pafld a 1990 immigration act to make a family unit permanent. it is not clear if a new congress will be able to follow mr. obama's lead. >>> thank you. health and human services sylvia burwell said numbers are unacceptable. she tweeted that out after republicans discovered 400,000 individuals who signed up for medical and dental coverage through obama care exchanges were counted twice. that lowers the total announced from the 7.1 million to 6.7 million. >>> stocks are up today. the dow gained 33. s&p 500 finished ahead four. nasdaq up 26. >> how china could literally turn out the lights on your family. first, here's what some of our fax affiliates are covering. in tallahassee, florida, a campus on fsu. a gunman wounded three before he was killed by police. he went to law school i

mr. obama has used his executive powers 191 times. george w. bush, 291. bill clinton, 364.ald reagan, even more than that. >>> republicans, some republicans, are saying president obama's immigration order is nothing short of illegal. they promise a fight in congress. >> listen to all of the humanitarian discussion. what about the rule of law. what about compassion for the rule of law and the constitution, this republic and the vision of our founders? this is a crisis. we have options in the house. the first thing would be -- it would be a resolution of disapproval, that lays this out. we have to get a better look at the documents that will drive this first. the second one could be a censure for the president of the united states. that's not happened in more than a century. and that would be a direct message to the president. third thing to cut off the funding. i want to fund the government. i want to keep this government open. but if they ask me to vote for an appropriations bill that funds an unconstitutional act on the part of the president of the united states, i'm bound

mr. chief justice, even though president bush issued that statement which said this didn't change the policy of the united states and that we weren't going to enforce it because he was treating it as advisory, the consequences that ensued october of 2002 were that there were mass demonstrations in jerusalem, thousands of people in the streets, some turning violent. the palestinian parliament met and voted for the first time to declare jerusalem the capital of the palestinian state, no longer forbearing on that issue. and if you look at pages -- >> but that's partly because the executive branch made such a big deal out of it. i mean, they issue a statement saying, this is unconstitutional and all that. they could easily have said, this is no big deal, they're just letting whoever is born there pick the name they want to put on -- >> with all due respect, your honor -- >> nothing to see here, move on, and we're proving that by going ahead and signing it. and over the over the intervening course, the executive has litigated this. it's a self-fulfilling prophecy that it's going to be such a huge

mr. cool. this president was hiding in the bushes this whole campaign because people didn't want him out theree should have been embarrassed in some way. explain the different psychologies of the two parties on the economy. >> well, it goes back, i think, to the terrible economic crisis and the democrats had the worse one. a crisis occurred, a terrible one in 2008, that was really brought about by republican policies more than anything else, although there was some shared blame, the deregulation. and the democrats had the responsibility of cleaning it up. you mentioned the auto effort, which was an enormous success. i believe if you poll the american people today, they would denounce the democrats for bailouts. everything that was a bail-out was started by george bush. we helped make it work. that's the lingering problem. secondly, and here is the problem with the economy. it's a vicious cycle for the democrats. it's the increasing inequality. we have the best economy in the developed world by a significant margin. but very little of that is felt by the average person. for people's income who

mr. zitner mentioned that george h.w. bush was in a different circumstance. actually, he wasn't. the senate passed the legislation that he wanted to do, but the house failed to act, exactly the same situation obama is in now. he took executive action without the house passing legislation. host: thank you for the call. guest: that's a fair rendition of the legislative history as i understand it. president didn't get the legislation. it was the precipitating event to what we saw this week, by taking the dream act that did not pass and putting it into effect through executive action. host: the speech the president gave on friday in las vegas. there was a key strategy behind delivering his remarks out there. guest: the highest latino population in the country, lots of potential votes to be had. host: potential swing votes in 2016. harry reid says he is running for another term in 2016. here is the president on friday. [video clip] caller: a lot of -- >> a lot of people focus on the latino community, but the truth is that they're not just -- [indistinct chanting] spanish] si, se puede

mr. president, george h.w. bushaught on the kiss cam. >> happened during the houston, texas as game. the camera focused on george and barbara. >> there was a little hesitation, but then there was that peck which was appropriate for his generation, and, yes, the crowd went wild. >> they did. stay with us for the latest on the breaking news from vienna in two minutes from our newsroom in doha. wor more on nuclear talks with iran have been extended for scenario months. tune in tomorrow morning for a breakdown on what was achieved and the sticking point in those negotiations of the that's it for us here in new york. i am morgan radford. >> i am del walters. we will leave you with images of the day and a look at what has been called the great catch of the year. >> put this to music. i don't think he stepped out either. >> may be the greatest catch i have ever seen. >> indeed. >> spectacular one-handed grab by new york giants wide receiver o'dell beckham, senior, against the cowboys. we hope you are having a great morning

mr. transportation, we did a lot of positive fingers. the first reauthorization, passenger rail in even years, a record number, $24 billion, which we actually over wrote president bush's veto quietly when jim went into the hospital. mr rahall, and i found out where beckley, west virginia, was with our very first transportation hearings. the reauthorization. some things couldn't be accomplished when one party had the house, senate and white house and i know we had some rough and tumble that we did accomplish for the american people a record number of pieces of legislation. i think him for his service and all the departing members for their service. we have an important responsibility, building the nation and infrastructure and i intend to continue to work with everyone to make certain we keep that obligation. >> i thank the gentleman. with that we will go to our panel and now. thank you for indulging us. our panel today consists of calvin soholl iii, the president of the business roundtable john engler, the president of the airline pilots association, mark baker, president and ceo of the aircraft and rand policy association, the president and ceo of airlines for americ

mr. transportation. we did a lot of positive things. the reauthorization of passenger rail. a record number, 24 billion, which we actually overwrote president bush's veto quietly. but mr. rahal, i found out where beckley west virginia was with our very first transportation hearing on the reauthorization. some things could not be accomplished. one party have the house, senate, and the white house. we had some rough-and-tumble, bd accomplish for the american people a record number of pieces of legislation. i thank him for his service and all of the departing members for their service. we have an important responsibility and building the nation's infrastructure, and infrastructure, and i intend to continue to work with everyone. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman. with that we will with that we will go on to our panel now. our panel consists of calvin's cove all the third, the third, the inspector general for the department of transportation, john engler, president of the business roundtable, president of the airline pilot association, president and ceo. president and ceo of airlines for america and traffic controllersal air association. associat

mr chairman. are cruelly u --accurately described isis. george bushd, "if we leave iraq before the say we are ready, will be risking the future of iraq. on a ll see mass killings horrific scale, and we will be increasing the chances of american troops happy to return even more dangerous enemy". this president, mr apology for an standing by as isis went into iraq. this bush prediction came precisely true. i have is that i am afraid it is the same approach is being warned out in other fronts. is, the rous isis greater danger is if some of element of that ideology gets their finger on the nuclear button. this president seems he is oblivious to that as he was to isis entering iraq. latest funding request is will be a group that fighting alone shia militia. that is a way of elevating iran's credibility. is increasing the chances a day when they will gain taxes to nuclear weapons. to administration seems not see it. to believe were doing enough with iran? with the first comments. did he president certainly not do anything. force could have stopped them gain

mr. secretary, i'm out of time, so i need like three words at most. you are close to the family of george h.w. busheb bush going to run for president? >> i don't know whether jeb bush is going to run for president or not but i hope he does. he would make an extraordinarily fine president. he's a very, very capable young man. he's had excellent experience as governor of florida, and i don't know whether he's going to run or not and i rather suspect that right now, he's not entirely sure. >> we sort of suspect that, too. >> -- whether he will run for president. >> james baker -- >> i hope he does. >> -- thank you so much for being here with us this morning. >>> next up, what are we to make of a president who uses his last pre-election saturday address to talk about what women want and a republican leader using the same venue to talk about what lawmaking would look like if the republicans take control of the senate. our roundtable is eager to weigh in. ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] no matte

mr. obama do illegal immigration: a million undocumented people. both president busher and president reagan took executive action allowing some illegallies to stay in this country. parents of children born in america thus they become american citizens. president obama's move is likely to be much bigger than that joining us from washington, congressman luiz gutierrez, a member of congressional hispanic caucus. what do you think is going to happen, congressman. this is coming down pretty soon. >> i think, bill, the president is going to choose between five and 10 years that is that you have to be in the united states for five to 10 years and you have to be working here and you are going to pay for background check and submit your fingerprints. he is going to give you a work authorization for two years and social security card. put you on the books paying taxes and i think he is going to before you can submit a paper application you have to have american citizen children. you have to have roots in america. and i think that's what he is going to do. that's only going to b

james baker who work for george bush and ronald reagan and george bush again said that it was his thought -- and he said mr. reagan when reagan was in the white house. he said that if reagan had not challenged ford in '76, then ford might well have won the 76 election, and if he had, and reagan never would have been president. because if a republican had one in 76, let's say ford, he would not have been challenged by another republican. so reagan would have had to wait until 1984, by which time he would clearly have been too old to run for president. so that is james baker's take on that subject. next question. [inaudible question] >> about 30 years. [laughter] my question is this. you have not addressed the changes in the media over the years. the other question is, you know the bushes, is jeb bush going to run? [laughter] >> i tell you what, i was put that into two parts. i will let jonathan deal with the media question, and i will let chase weigh in on whether jeb bush is going to run. >> we talked a lot about how the media is so much tougher on president today than the media was back in the days, often

bush. so you have smarty pants mr. gruber who said everybody was hoodwinked because they don't know what's best for them. when wait forward a white house response and now we got it. >> i have to tip my hat to josh earnest. only the president's spokesman would have the nerve to come out and say it's the republicans. i loved gruber's comment. a basic exploitation of the lack of economic understanding on the part of the american voter. they knew ultimately the people who had the cadillac policies would pay the costs. it has taxes on drug companies, taxes on insurance companies on each insurance policy they have, it has tax on medical device. it has taxes on health providers. in an interesting testimony before congress senator john cornyn asked who is going pay those tax, the drug companies, the doctors, the medical device manufacturers, will they be passed on to the consumers? the cbo said of course they will be paid for by the consumers. so we have sick people going to the hospital to will pay higher prices because of th

mr. chief justice, even though president bush issued the same which said that didn't change the policy of the united states and we weren't going to enforce it because he was treating as advisory the consequences that ensued in the middle east in october of 2002, that there were mass testimony mop stations in jerusalem, thousands of people in the street, some turning violent. the palestinian parliament met and voted for the first time to dechair jerusalem the capital of the palestinian state, in longer forebearing on that issue and if you look at -- >> but that's partly because the executive branch made such a big deal out of it. they i shall issue a statement saying this is unconstitutional and all that, could have easily said this is no big deal, they are just letting whoever is going there pick the name they -- born there pick the name put on, nothing to see here, move on and we are proving that by going ahead and signing t and over intervening course, the executive hasty hit gated this as a self-fulfilling prophecy it is going to be such a huge deal. mr. chief justice, with all due res