mrs. clinton. and how would we describe mrs. clinton's style? the famous pantsuits and the hair problem. [laughter] >> i think at the heart of it, i just feel like it's not important to her. you know what i mean? i think public service is very important to her. >> yes. >> but her appearance is like down on the list. she has a lot of things to do today. >> mrs. clinton is looking very presidential these days. >> she is. >> there's definitely an evolution that's been taking place. the bar has been raised. >> i think since she got to be friends with oscar and donna. >> at least she's taking notice. >> i think mrs. clinton is also this is a problem rosalynn carter had. it comes as a surprise and a bit of a shock that people are this interested in your clothes and take such an intense interest in your clothes or that part of your job was going to be to promote american fashion. if i do good work, you should be looking at that. but it is a part of the first lady's job to promote american fashion industry, to promote american looks, and to be a kind of

mrs. clinton does not run. i don't know if she would go forward if mrs. clinton does. but maybe she would and maybe it would rock the house. there might be -- >> some mistakes in 2008 i wouldn't be surprised see if warren gets -- >> schieffer: we ought to talk about demonstrations yesterday. this story is story that is not going away. do you think this is going to be a significant thing in the coming elections? >> i do. sort of seeing the start of civil rights microsoft part two. there was some unsettleddish ice from the first issues 40 years ago, the relationship between law enforcement agencies and the communities they protect, communities of color. it's bringing up -- another thing, too, that you have just society in general is growing very sensitive to the issue because there's some growing sense of a police state, surveillance issues, issues about invasion of digital privacy. people are concerned about that. you have people of color were marching yesterday, say, where were you guys, we've been going through this about 400 years now. >> schieffer: mark, you'll get

mrs. clinton would beat chris christie 43-42. she would also defeat rand paul 46-41.head of mike huckabee 46-41 as well. she would defeat jeb bush 46-41. paul ryan, mrs. clinton wins 46-42. again senator ted cruise wins 4837. looks like mitt romney is the g.o.p.'s best chance to catch the white house at least at this moment. brit hume. i keep thinking that mitt romney may run, you know, richard nixon lost to kennedy he came back, he wins in 68. i think romney may do it isz specially the polls way out. what say you? >> certain things, there are as a political reporter you watch for whether you are trying to figure out whether some prominent politician is running for office or some other office for that matter. romney is doing for he campaigned for the republican an democrats in midterm election. is he out in public appearing on it v programs enforcing his views and also doing things you would never do. i have had my turn and now it's time for somebody else. of course, mrs. romney has said of the romney family and presidential campaigns that we are done, done, done she

mr. clinton said i consider this law precatory. if mr. obama were to end the embargo and someone challenged him on the basis of helms-burton, it would be possible to say mr. clinton said he never looked at this as what the words really say. and then you have an interesting court case because i don't think there has ever been a challenge to a signing statement that has gone all the way to the supreme court. nobody wants to fight with this president, folks. fighting with him is a really losing proposition right now. but he all by himself has said i am going to keep the embargo until cuba becomes a democracy. >> i enjoyed your talk by the way. you might touch on the cuban missile crisis. how influential do you think that is as far as our reluctance to open arms and be a neighbor trading and that sort of thing? it seems it still hangs over us. >> i think it did. i am not sure that it still does, but unquestionably unquestionably to go through the archives of the kennedy library, the johnson library in austin, texas, is to be astounded by how

mr. clinton said i consider this law precatory. if mr. obama were to end the embargo and someone challenged him on the basis of the helms -- helms-burton, it would be possible to say mr. clinton said he never looked at this as with the words really say and then you have an interesting court case because i don't think there has ever been a challenge to a signing statement that has gone all the way to the supreme court. nobody wants to fight with this president, folks. fighting with him is a really losing proposition right now. but he all by himself has said i am going to keep the embargo until cuba becomes a democracy. >> i enjoyed your talk by the way. you might touch on the cuban missile crisis, how influential you think that is as far as our reluctance to open arms and neighbor trading and that sort of thing? it seems it still hangs over us. >> i think it did. i am not sure that it still does, but unquestionably, unquestionably to go through the archives of the kennedy library, the johnson library in austin, texas, is to be astounded by

mrs. clinton and 42% for jeb bush. fox news political analyst ed rollins extraordinary is here. welcome.od to have you here. 2015 isn't even here just yet. by my watch, there's still a couple of weeks. by any event, we are hearing about folks who are interested in the oval office. what do you make of what you're hearing over the last couple of weeks, particularly the fact that jeb bush is promising to actively explore the presidency? >> jeb was a very important addition to this field. a lot of people were sort of waiting to see what he was going to do. by setting up an exploratory committee, he's getting ready to go. he has his fathers and his brothers fund-raising base. he has an organizational tie with lots of people across the country. having been governor for eight years of the state of florida, he positioned himself well. he's not the leader of the pack. romney still leads. there's still a lot of people talking about it. the rest kind of bunched. you have huck babee, paul, a variety others. probably about 20 people today sitting around with staff thinking about how they can run for

mrs. clinton didn't do see bad himself. she topped the survey r most admired women. that was compared to 8% of oprah. >>> just so you can ring in the new year twice, time travel. >> you better believe it costs a pretty penny, huh? this is a look how sidney australia started 2014. one of the brightest new year celebrations on the planet. private fly is letting you experience this in person and do it all over again in los angeles. there's a 19-hour time difference between the two cities and it takes just an 11- hour flight to pull off the double celebration but will cost about $11,000 per person. have fun. enjoy. >> i don't know if that's worth it. >> i know! >>> too much rain to too much snow? weather not always welcome add cross the done country this year. a look back at the storms that kept us cleans up over and over and over. >> topper is next who can see some snow. >>> from a crippling southern ice storm to a massive snowstorm, 2014 was a busy year for weather! >> reporter: it was a rough start for the year for the deep south. in january, snow and ice brought the

mrs. clinton, 2014 didn't go exactly as planned. >> what happened in 2008 was that hillary's canadasy got in front of any rationale for it. the danger is that that's happening again. you hear ready for hillary. it's like ready for what. >> reporter: her first big interview was with diane sawyer. >> if i run for president t the way i think about it is the two most important questions are will you run and can you win but what's your vision for america and can you lead us there. >> reporter: she seemed a little out of touch. >> you have no reason to remember but we came out the of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. >> reporter: while it's true the clintons left the white house in debt because of legal bills, they quickly made millions. the next day she tried to clarify her remarks on "good morning america." >> i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today. it's an issue that i've worked on and cared about my entire adult life. >> reporter: the next round of headlines was about her huge speaking fees. $200,000 or more for a single speech. over the summer mrs. c

mrs. clinton doesn't say why that's happening. and she surely knows. we'll take a hard look at it >> do you think it's a racial issue? >> i really doubt it. it was about the officer's pride. >> also tonight, the daughter of the late eric garner speaks about the very controversial case. >> this is a national crisis. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. who is organizing the racial protests breaking out across america? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first of all, peaceful protests is good. it's a hallmark of america. if you feel something is unfair. if you feel that, you should demonstrate your dissent. we saw the tea party doing that a few years ago. we see policing unfair to blacks doing that today. some responsibility goes along with profiting. -- protests. especially in your actions are causing descres to other people. you need to know what you're talking about. the claim that american police are hunting down young b

mr. clinton's plan calls for spending $40 million for ethics and integrity education, another $2 milliono recruit more minority police officers, and $5 million to set up citizen police academies to inform neighborhood residents about police procedures. the clinton administration disputes those who say police matters are purely a local responsibility. >> we believe that the federal government can play a vital role in making sure that local enforcement can be as good as it possibly can be. the whole notion of putting 100,000 police officers on the street is something that this federal government has tried to -- has tried to foster. >> there have been a number of high-profile cases involving charges of police misconduct. in los angeles the beating of rodney king by four white police officers captured on videotape. in pittsburgh the case of johnny gammage, a black businessman who died of suffocation after being stopped by five white suburban police officers. in new york city the case of abner louima, a haitian immigrant who says he was beaten and brutalized by police a year and a half ago. m

mrs. clinton doesn't say why that's happening. and she surely knows.ll take a hard look at it >> do you think it's a racial issue? >> i really doubt it. it was about the officer's pride. >> also tonight, the daughter of the late eric garner speaks about the very controversial case.

mrs. clinton. he gave $25,000 to ready for hillary.tion that raised a lot of money and the money can't be transferred to hillary's campaign if she runs. >>> real clear politics reports jeb bush is putting out feelers in new hampshire already. apparently two top gop strategists contacted to run his possible 2016 campaign in that state. >>> and admitting to white house hanky panky when she appeared on sister station bravo. made a few confessions to the host about her now husband but then boyfriend. >> did you ever fool around in the white house and -- >> maybe a little hanky panky. like maybe a kiss on the roof. >> in d.c., they lit up the national christmas tree on thursday and the president just couldn't help himself. ♪ >> and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now from washington, the reporter for "the hill." kevin good morning. could we see your dance moves or no? >> a pretty good dancer, if i do say so myself. happy friday. thanks for having me. >> start with the expected nominee for secretary of defense

mrs. clinton. first tree. 1995. the theme was twas the night before christmas. >> they reached out to architecture schools to create different ornaments for the house and they reached out to schools to represent that story. and it was a sugar mantle in the green room there. >> and created a bit of consternation. it was a pastry and sitting on a mantle against french silk. and there's also a fireplace under it which was lit every evening. the pastry chef, that we had long discussions and actually, you can't see it there, but ended up with pieces of flexy glass behind the pastry to shield the cloth and the front where the greenery is hides an insulation shield which kept the heat from melting. >> it's a make it work moment. >> i ended up being more of a person that says, you want to do what? let's talk about this for a moment, with the garlands hung. there was a lot of negotiation of how decorations would go up. >> they had snowmen one year. this is all pastry, this christmas tree here. all sugar work, and another sug

mrs. clinton, down from last month, 63%. meanwhile, v.p.biden is i adistant second with just 14% of the vote. senator elizabeth warren has 13%. >>> one person vouching for senator warren, though, seems to be democratic congressman joseph kennedy iii. in an interview "with "the boston herald," she said whatever warren wants to do, she's going to excel at. she has been adamant that she's not running for president, and i take her at her word for that. if things change, we'll see." well, we are still waiting to see if jeb bush will make a run for the white house in 2016. but as mother jones points out, he may have more in common than his brother than we knew. turns out the former governor of florida's first twitter follower was karl rove, the architect of his brother's campaigns. also w.'s former deputy chief of staff and currently a fox news analyst. >>> in alaska, thousands jumped into ice-cold water this weekend in an effort to raise money for the state's special olympics. senator lisa murkowski and senator-elect dan selvin also jumped in on

mrs. clinton? >> she has an opportunity to improve on and succeed with the obama numbers.at's only if she gives a commitment to renew and support the executive action on immigration that president obama has recently enacted. if, in fact she decides to not renew it or she doesn't give a commitment, she's not certain, we find her support drops by almost 50 points. a shocking number. down to only 37% support. her support in the latino community is contingent on leaning in and supporting this executive action. >> i think politically, it would be the easy choice for her to make, ton support the president's action on immigration. but the fact she hasn't come out and made a clear statement on what she feels on this do you think this will have an impact? >> yes, absolutely. so far she says she supports the president. she has not said whether or not she will actually renew this or she thinks the next president will renew this. president obama announced the doca for the dreamers in 2012 and romney never said if he would allow it to continue or repeal it as president. because this is

mrs. clinton said she will announce next year whether she tends to run for presidency.on: a be taking odds that decision? >> a small parlor in the d.c. bureau to being taken on this. to say anything more would not be appropriate. heather: look at that right there, we will tell you where that happened and who got out of the house and one of the questions that pregnant women face. what medicine can they safely take. some important new changes that will affect all pregnant women. details coming up next. americans drink 48 billion bottles of water every year. that's enough plastic bottles to stretch around the earth 230 times. each brita filter can replace 300 of those. clean. clear. brita water. nothing is better. ♪ hi. i'm new ensure active clear protein drink. >>clear huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got 8 grams of protein. new ensure active clear protein. 8 grams protein. zero fat. ensure. take life in. heather: let's check in what is happening on "outnumbered." >> it is friday eve. dozens of people have been arrested as protesters flooded the streets in new york

mrs. clinton's campaign appearances this fall and a rocky book rollout in the spring have left some clinton watchers uneasy about her skills as a candidate, a problem long in evidence but perhaps made worse by her last job. this week brought still another comment that exposed clinton to criticism. >> that is what we call smart power, leaving no one on the sidelines, shows respect even for one's enemies. trying to understand and insofar as psychologically possible u empathize with their perspective and point of view. >> i have seen very little improvement in the candidate skills, having been secretary of state, she may have gotten worse. it's tough to go back to rope lines after you have been with kings and queens. liberals preferred abh, anyone by hillary, popular senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, but warren says she has no plans to run. >> up next, will there be more protests after the death of eric warner in new york. wtic in hartford, connecticut where police are increasing patrols after reports of stealing packages right off doorsteps. authorities have responded to such calls s

mr. clinton said he never looked at this as what the words really say. will have a really interesting court case because i don't think there's ever been a challenge to a signing statement that has gone all the way to the supreme court. nobody wants to fight with this president. fighting with him is a losing proposition right now. saide, all by himself has i'm going to keep the embargo until cuba becomes a democracy. might touchoned you on the cuban missile crisis. how is that as far as our reluctance, be it a neighbor or it trading or that sort of thing -- it seems like -- >> i think it did. unquestionably, to go through the archives of the kennedy library and johnson library is to be astounded by how worried everyone was. undergraduatee during the cuban missile crisis, hanging around, watching television and so forth. they really thought this was going to be like a 9/11 attack that they could see coming at them. this was a very worried washington, d.c. time, that faded into the past. i took a flight three or four days after 9/11 and i was terrified. it

mrs. clinton is saying it tends to make one stand out. lou? lou: carl, thank you very much. carl cameron. much more on the republican candidates for 2016 coming up here tonight. among other places in my commentary. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> the most political ag goes grandiose on a stage once dominated by civil rights icon dr. martin luther king. civil rights activist and niece of . lou: disrupting the work and lives of millions this afternoon. a major cable failure as the utilities put, it knocked out power creating an absolute nightmare forcing all of detroit's public schools to close early, stranding countless numbers of people on elevators and passengers on the detroit people mover. multiple government buildings and fire stations affected. local power has been restored to about a third of the customers affected. six years after he took office and weeks after announcing his resignation, attorney general eric holder now claims he has a plan to end racial profiling. >> in the coming days, i will announce updated justice department guidance regarding profili

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mrs. clinton leading, more than 61% take a look it's almost fist i 50 points ahead of her next closest potentialger. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who insists she is not a candidate. so is hillary a slam dunk or can someone else stop her? a professor of law and science at usc susan always good to see you. one of the great nuggets i think right now elizabeth warren, the opponent of the latest fox news poll is now two years before the next presidential election, also had 12% against hillary clinton, a freshman illinois senator named barak obama. should we read anything into that or is this hillary's for the takeing? . >> hillary's for the taking. it's a completely different landscape. >> that number. i love fun numbers and i'm a great elizabeth warren fan. but i don't think elisabeth warren is going to get into this race unless hillary gets out. i think the significance of the numbers the significance of the democrats, the last democrats rushing i was joking with somebody. rushing to get onto the crowded booths the clinton train is the democratic party has no appetite for primary fights.

mrs. clinton's speaking fees is erupting and has been ever since it was reported she's due $225,000 when she speaks this fall at a benefit for the university of nevada, las vegas. >> hillary clinton has a list of demands that critics say would make a rock star diva proud. >> hillary clinton is having trouble with this. it's just made it difficult for her to connect with folks and to have that sort of woman of the people image that she's trying to portray. >> will anybody be calling jeb bush a diva? >> i actually think it's a case where it's going to be an election where neither really is going to be a man or woman of the people. mitt romney had a big problem because we're talking about a lel of wealth that's eye-popping. i don't think jeb bush will be building car elevators, but it will become an issue already. people have written stories, why is he starting these firms? is he running for president? wealth is always an issue, especially in times where populist energy is driving a lot of the political action. so i think both candidates will have to figure out a way to prove they are still in

mrs. clinton not just 62%, the party's left wing favorite massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who insists she will not run is at 12%. vice president joe biden is at 10%. >> this is a really serious life changing decision and i'm going to take my time. i realize at some point end of this year early next year i'll make a decision to really pursue this or to stand down. >> and then there's former florida governor jeb bush. he's thrown the republican field into a tizzy with news that he may run. it appears that mr. bush and mitt romney will have to duke it out at the top. mr. romney has 19% support, jeb bush 10% with chris christie mike huckabee at 8%. rand paul 8%, scott walker 7%, ted cruz 5%. most of the speculation is whether jeb bush will follow his father and uncle for a bid. immigration and the common core curriculum. bush strikes at hillary clinton, the close els of any of his republican rivals. if the election is now, she would win 49-42%. you know at this stage any predictions are still a parlor game. remember at this time leading up to the 2008 presidential race it seemed like a sl

mrs. clinton was secretary of state, i was a member on the intelligence committee, i was in congress at thef benghazi and all the rest and so i have a lot to say about these issues for 2016. >> michele bachmann, i'm sure we'll be speaking over the months and years. thanks very much for joining us. >> you were fabulous as a moderator in the presidential debates. >> thank you very much. maybe you'll be in one. you didn't say never. you didn't rule it out completely. >> well, you're a great moderator. >> you never know. never say never. we'll see what happens. michele bachmann, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a commander f isis says it played a key role. treat chest congestion. t really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac.... ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm ne

mrs. clinton, mr. vice president and mrs. gore, and americans everywhere. a rock, a river, a tree.o species long since departed, march the mastodon, the dinosaur, who left dry to tokens of their sojourn here on our planet's floor. any broad alarm of their hastening do is lost in the glue of dust and ages. but today, the rock cries out to us clearly forcefully, "come. you may stand upon my back and face your distant destiny, but seek no haven in my shadow. i will give you no hiding place down here. you created only a little lower than the angels have crouched too long in the bruising darkness have leaned into long face down in endurance. your bounce spilling words armed force water. " the rock cries out, you may stand up on me, but do not hide your face. across the wall of the world, a river sings a beautiful song. it says "com rest here by my sidee, delicate and strangely made, proud yet rusting perpetually under siege your armed struggle for profit has left colors of waste upon my sure, currents of debris yet today, i call you to my riverside if you will study war no more. come, c

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mrs. clinton doesn't say why that's happening. and she surely knows.hard look at it >> do you think it's a racial issue? >> i really doubt it. it was about the officer's pride. >> also tonight, the daughter of the late eric garner speaks about the very

mrs. clinton's campaign appearances this fall and her rocky book rollout in the spring -- >> we came out of the white house not only in debt, but dead broke. >> reporter: it's a problem long in evidence, but made worse by her last job and by the prospect she might cruise to her party's nomination without robust competition. this week brought still another comment that exposed her to criticism. >> this is what we call smart power. leaving no one on the sidelines showing respect even for one's enemies. trying to understand and inso far as psychologically possible empathize with their perspective and point of view. >> i have seen little improvement in the candidate skills. if anything having been secretary of state where you're treated as a potentate, she might have gotten worse. it's tough to go back to rope lines after you have been with kings and queens. >> reporter: liberals prefer abh, anyone but hillary, elizabeth warren from massachusetts. she said she has no plans to run. jim webb who served as reagan's navy secretary has formed an exploratory committee. in washington, james rosen, fox

mr. clinton is not going to declare one way or the other until next spring. >> well, i believe elizabetharren gives her a run for her money and at least a litmus test kind of candidate that will hope would hillary clinton will take liberal position that a difficult to defend a general election. that is the minimum. hillary clinton is not telling you, her organization is not telling you the truth. do you really think having covered the clintons as long as you have and knowing how operates do you think they will let elizabeth warren run roughshod through washington and garnered national attention? liberals love her. you think they will let her have their space between now and may? i highly doubt it. stuart: you are right on this one. you follow politics more closely than i do. assess for me the power of elizabeth warren and the hard left among the democrats. looks to me like they are winning with in the democrat party. looks to me like they are winning. >> republicans just succeeded in making the democratic party lot smaller. republicans and a bunch of democrats home, several moderate demo

mrs. clinton, her poll ratings are going up now. she's more interesting as an idea than a candidate. to bring in michael steele. she's been sitting by waiting to get involved. i think it's about time. because leading the nice list, you'll be happy to know, michael steele, john boehner. >> yeah. >> this is cool. and the naughty list is comprised mainly of democrats. at least the ones we make graphics for. >> that sounds like a tech problem, which goes back to the nausy list. i think there's some upside to that. i think there's real opportunities for, you know, how the leadership, dollarly boehner navigated the water this is year. and did so in a way in which he was able to keep that hard right base ne check, get through the election process, in a successful way. set up the senate, i think, for mitch mcconnell. so yeah, i think that's a good pick right there. >> matt, you said hillary clinton's p.r. adviser had a tough year. her top p.r. adviser is nice. william jefferson clinton. why is he nice this year? >> that's a democrat i put on the nice list. i have to give president clinton a

mrs. clinton -- secretary clinton. very, very smart lady.to sharpen there foreign relations -- foreign affairs, where she could, in turn, run for president. she was kind of a free spirit out there. the defense department, as you said before -- he has gone through four of them. two of them were, i think vvery competent. but he would not listen to them. fraser -- that man, for many years, ran wild. and land security guide us much, much trouble. i think the biggest one is the attorney general. he has put so much faith and power in the attorney general. point, he is almost on the been the president of the united states. that is not good. then ms. jerrod -- i don't know her first name -- or t: let julian zellers jump in here. of the criticisms is of the leadership of major positions -- whether it is hillary clinton or eric holder. he has had very strong figures in this position. some of the credits don't like them and don't like the policies they have pursued. we'll see how the successors do. the second criticism is one that is rather traditional

mrs. clinton shows strengths, tha, allude su.and, asking whether they could support any of the nine gop republicans, none got more than one-third of voters. mitt romney, carries the strongest numbers. "a.b.c. news" poll, you can see the numbers there. it says, in new jersey governor chris christie, and, mark ruby oh, and perry, score between 35-40% support. ted cruz was at 34%, and, scott walker, 29%. stan, independent caller, what are your thoughts? caller: from what i heard, last night, he has a very moderating, and interesting sort of mainstream idea. but, i'm going to be a president, by putting my hat in the ring, that subverts the democratic process, and the people that control the money, and decide who is going to be in there, and the same thing goes for the whole first family drama, that goes on. it's almost, football game or super bowl for the masses. there's an excellent lecture, we the people, held an interesting thing, where these people are predetermined by the 144,000 of the alans, that have the money. it's a subvert

mr. dupree that he quoted from one of the counsel from bill clinton. want to ask him who that counsel was and what was the approach of his citing that person. >> great. thank you for the question congresswoman and for your leadership on immigration for many years. the national immigration law center has been very involved in the implementation for child and deferred arrivals program. the new program announced by the president for accountability is similar and previously midst on the same thing. as lawyers awe do advise what te risks are, the fact this is an individualized application someone will look at the application, look at the evidence, are you eligible for the criteria, do you meet that criteria and only at that point will the department of homeland security decides whether that person merits action and if the status quo is unacceptable, as i shared in my testimony. and parents, the mother who was here today was the first to come out of the shadows to make sure she's there for her daughter at the end of the day. they will take that risk even if

mrs. lincoln of life, the sturman drawing enveloping lincoln's wife could not be matched until we had hillary clintonn the white house as the president's wife. and it was mrs. lincoln who first carved out a distinctive role for herself during her white house years. as much by necessity as by choice. several of mary lincoln's immediate family were engaged in military rebellion dedicated to the overthrow of her husband's government. she remained completely loyal to the union and went well beyond what was required having her male incoming and outgoing read for her. lincoln's wife had perhaps the most challenging time as first lady, a term that was coined before she assumed the role but became a label embraced by the press to designate the president's wife. due to mary's visibility and profile, she took advantage of this new role. as mary lincoln the todd was only added later by descendants who actually wanted to link mary to her birth family, the todds, and also to another president and that is dolly todd madison was actually married to a todd. but in her own lifetime, the two named mary lincoln felt he

that's something that congress has to do since the helms-burton act was passed under president clinton. >> mr just another bad foreign policy move and that we will not be able to move cuba in the right direction given that we're sort of caving to them, that we're giving them what they want and not asking for enough in return. to that you say what? >> well, for a long time i've said the best way to bring democracy and freedom to cuba, i'm sure in small incremental steps is to have full opportunity for americans to go there to trade, to invest, to let the cuban people see clearly that we're not the villains in their economic plight, it's primarily brought about by the ill-advised policies of communism but i think this will open up the cuban people to the realization that they need to move towards more freedom and democracy. raul castro compared to fidel has done a good bit to bring about openness and freedom in economic terms not doing very much of course in political terms. i think this will come in eactivitiablely. >> mike barnacle. >> mr. president, what's your sense of after the castro brot

mr. sekulow, how president reagan, clinton and bush, can you remind us how they can do something but all of a sudden president obama can't do essentially the same thing? >> as i said in the written testimony, congressman scott and as i said in my opening statement, i don't believe that president bush, president clinton, president bush, president obama have the constitutional authority to do what they did. and the fact that it's been done for four administrations and other 25 or 30 years, as i said, constitutional violations don't get better with time. i mean, some have argued there's statutory distensions at play here. i don't take that position. i take the position that if you look at it just constitutionally, was there a constitutional basis upon which those actions were taken? frankly, i don't see it. i'm sympathetic to what they were doing. i don't see it to be done that way. and the percentages should make -- constitutionality is not determined by the percentage of violation. if there's a violation of 1%, it's as bad as a violation of 99. >> is there any constitutional legal distinc

clinton. >> she will have to litigate and mr.r the allegation that he, according to ms. green, sexually abused her. >> reporter: green was an aspiring model and singer, like so many other accusers, she says cosby drugged and assaulted her, but she eventually fought him off. >> the center of my being understood that, you know, he had gone from helping me to groping me and kissing me and touching me and handling me, and you know, taking off my clothes. >> reporter: green, now an attorney, signed on as a jane doe to andrea constance's lawsuit that cosby settled in 2006. when the cosby scandal broke wide open last month green spoke out to cnn and others. >> i hope that women have been saved by not having been victims after 2005. >> reporter: cosby himself is not directly responded to his accusers examine ento say he should not have to answer to innuendos. in response to green's lawsuit, cosby's lawyer issuing this statement, "we are very confident that we will prevail and we will pursue claims against the attorneys who filed this act