newt gingrich, great to have you here. me start -- it's simple, but chuck schumer is make it very complicated. do you have a silver bullet that the president could employ here? >> i think republicans and people concerned ought to say schumer is adoopght strategy that says weaken america to strengthen the democrats. that's what he's doing. he's deliberately, maliciously slowed everything down, making it harder for the elect the president of the united states to take control of government, and the best case study is the director national intelligence who is in fact a former senator, dan coats, a terrific guy. i suspect 90 of the senators in a secret ballot would confirm him. to have him hanging out there is maliciously destructive and makes no sense for the united states of america. and to the best of my knowledge there is no issue that matters. this is willful destructiness hoping if they screw things up the blame will come on president trump. lou: there is no question senator schumer has done exactly that. and there is no

we are back here with newt gingrich. good to have you here. welcome. >> i am glad we can hear each other. >> martha: . >> martha: you wrote a great piece of him is on foxnews.com and you talk about the moment you and your wife are on the democratic side of the house and you sort of watched things changing as the speech went on. explain that. >> i think initially, the democrats were very stiff, they were very, they were there because they had to be. gradually, more and more of them applauded. at key moments, a number of them gave a standing ovation. of course, when he honored the fallen seal and his widow, virtually everybody come i think two or three democrats didn't stand. everybody else did. interestingly, as you pointed out earlier, infrastructure was a big winner. a lot of democrats from districts that need bridges, need highways, need other kind of infrastructure. i would not be at all surprised to see president trump get up to a third of the democratic caucus voting for an infrastructure bill. >> martha: we'll see. i also note that you t

w we continue with newt gingrich.at the bill that the speaker is talking about is locked up. nobody has an opportunity to read it. i talked to him earlier today and he said it is locked up. there are things in there like the cadillac tax that is being renamed, a mandate that remains and that he and other conservatives and the house, the freedom caucus are against. what is your reaction? >> i don't think we will know until we see it. it takes a long time, theg process. even with your fans. they may have staff working on the bill right now, it may be in seclusion. it is going to become public, and the minute it becomes public, it will be on the internet, and you will have thousands of experts and lobbyists and others analyzing within minutes. if there are really dumb things in the bill, it will be very obvious in the first 24 hours,, and then we'll have to go through and amending process. i have great respect for speaker ryan. he and i have both held that jo job. it's a tough job, but in the end, he serves his conferenc

newt gingrich will be here in just a minute.ut first, the commander in chief laid out his vision for america. he reiterated what we already knew, that he was going to keep his campaign promises. but there are many forces now actively working against president trump, and that is tonight's opening monologue. ♪ on the campaign trail, then hyping candidate trump was very specific about what he wanted to do when he occupied the oval office. we are not going to mention them all, but we will put a list on the side of the screen, creating jobs, reforming the tax code, repealing and replacing obamacare, renegotiating trade deals, rebuilding the military, and he also promised extreme vetting of people coming from countries that have ties to terror. he also promised to defeat isis and to nominate a originalist to the supreme court. this is what the president said about his promises. >> for too long, we have watched the middle class shrink as we have exported our jobs and wealth to foreign countries. we have ignored the fates of our childre

newt gingrich, thank you very much.lways good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: tonight , oh backlash across the country are sanctuary cities fight the trump administration. dallas mayor of mike rawlings brought his message all the way to washington today and he brings a tear to "the first 100 days" live tonight. then, andrew napolitano on the very latest action against the white house which is just breaking as we speak. he joins us on that. and democrats warning that a filibuster is coming for judge gorsuch. wait until you hear what chuck schumer said when the shoe was on the other foot. later, remember this, controversial professor called trump selection an act of terror in her classroom in front of her students? what did she get for that? and award, of course. ♪ >> we want to focus on the serious violent criminals. we want them to do our job and we want to do our job. i think the rhetoric is in the way. >> martha: that was l.a. mayor eric garcetti with tough talk earlier as the sanctuary fight heats up across the

newt gingrich and sarah carter will react in just a few minutes. we also turn our attention tonight to a big developing story. as of this moment the gop's legislation to repeal and replace obamacare scheduled for a vote tomorrow does not have the number of votes needed to pass on that crucial vote. desperation now sitting in, what can the geo beat do to salvage the bill? white house sources are telling us and the fox news channel that the administration is now close to a deal and freedom caucus chairman mark meadows confirmed to me and said that they're not there yet but he's extremely optimistic, he will join us later in the program. also freedom caucus member congressman dave pratt. we turn our attention to our top story tonight, once again terror, this time in london. earlier today, the suspect who police say was motivated by terrorism overseas use the vehicles to mow down pedestrians on the westminster bridge in london, after he exited the car the suspect fatally stabbed a police officer outside of parliament before being shot dead by police. h

newt gingrich. mr. speaker thanks for being with us. i want to start with healthcare. the president indicated that he is hoping republicans day by day web's positive and optimistic. but in leave it this freedom caucus, do you really think people like tom cotton or rand paul will flip over to the point where we have the vote next thursday? >> well, i think the house bill -- speaker ryan probably will get out with one or more amendments. the senate bill will be totally different. can mcconnell get a bill out of the senate? probably. but it won't be the house bill. then the real dance will be probably a month from now when they get together in conference and they have two different bills. i think that's going to be a challenge. trump made his living on making deals, and this is a real test of that ability. judge jeanine: what do you think will be the difference on the house and senate bill? where is the emphasis? >> because of the pressure the freedom cow is the bill is moving to the right. it's more change in medicaid, it's more anti-washington. the senate i think has tw

we continue with newt gingrich. mr. speaker, how do you roll out a bill and not show one member of the house what's in the bill? how do not appeal to moderates moderates -- >> as you know, my newsletter came out yesterday, posted on fox news. it came out -- i outlined the mistakes that were made. it was an astonishing failure, to follow what ronald reagan and margaret thatcher taught us. we were so successful in that contract of the american congress. these guys were talking process, the guys were democrats were tg health care. it's not their job, second, you have to have something that people can believe in and understand and it cannot be so complicated that nobody understands it except -- you cannot write a bill and i am very worried they have learned nothing. you cannot write a bill designed around the very arcane senate reconciliation rules. totally fake scoring. and get anything you can explain to the american people. i think there is a way to get this done. it starts with something that's a major argument. if you

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newt gingrich with his take on that in moments. both of those stories and this shocker from the white house that went a bit under the radar today. watch. >> today, we are beginning the process of a long-overdue reorganization of our federal departments and agencies. we have assembled one of the greatest cabinets in history. i believe that so strongly. and we want to empower them to make their agencies as lean and effective as possible and they know how to do it. >> martha: he is talking about doing something that never, never happens in washington, folks. healy is telling the people around the table, his cabinet, to cut their agencies, in some cases, by 20%, so, and one day, we are talking about rolling back the biggest entitlement of our time, obamacare, and cutting the size of government. this is important because this has never, never done in washington. republicans don't do this, democrats definitely don't do this. so, welcome to the first 100 days, everybody, i am martha maccallum. it is day 53. >> there is duplication and red

we continue now with newt gingrich. club for growth, heritage action, americans for prosperity, freedom works, the freedom caucus, some members of the study committee rand paul, mike lee, ted cruz, marco rubio are against this bill, here's my question. this has been discussed as their primary agenda item for eight years. they released the bill, they rolled out a bill yesterday and there is not consensus. why didn't they build consensus, finish the bill in the square that you told me about, how legislation gets made, how the sausage gets made before they rolled out? maybe something that can never happen. at present with african republican house member and every republican senator behind him, this is our answer to obamacare were all in agreement were going to pass it today. am i naive to think that something like that could have happened rather than the squabbling that has been going on in tv that les took 24? >> i think it might've been done but it would be very, very hard. there are two key things to remember about wher

lou: newt gingrich thank you. >> thank you. lou: we're awaiting the president's rally no louisville, kentucky. we're told that the president is on his way to kentucky expo center, we'll bring him to you when we takes the stage, we're coming right back. this has been, an extraordinary day in washington d.c. and the world, we'll have it all for you, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> speaker ryan and the white house confident that health care legislation will pass the house. >> not unusual to have this give and take, i am confident we'll be able to move all portions of the plan. lou: congressman jim jordan is joining us next. >> north korea conducting a new powerful rocket engine test on the same day that secretary of state tillerson concluded his asia trip. we take up the rogue natatatatat lou: confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch, finally here. and started off with democrats quick to attack him, blumenthal, vowing to use every tool available to block the nominee if he is out of mainstream. though

um next, we have newt gingrich.mited by our imagination. and at southern company we're building the future of energy, for you. brian: house freedom caucus members defending their objections to the gop health care plan, including our next guest who even claims he change his vote from a "no" to a heck no, and he used a different word. gop congressman freedom congress member joins us now. do you feel like you undid president trump? >> what's that that? >> do you feel like you undid president trump and didn't cooperate and didn't come to the table? >> you know, first of all, our leadership did a lot of r& d when they wrote this bill. the problem is they think r& d stands for rip off and dupe wait, so they copied obamacare when they wrote the bill. i think president trump has been given bad advice. i have no objection to president trump. he's very charming, and he made a great case for the bill, the problem it's not what we complained on. repealing obamacare polls at over 50% but this bill polls at 17%. maybe the folks o

there are reports from "the washington post" -- back with us, newt gingrich.nk that was before today, the speaker said it is not going to be the binary choice, take it or leave it that they were onced selling. i said from the beginning, they ought to get the freedom caucus, reince priebus and stephen bannon. the study group should get in there. i think they ought to get senators in there, get the groups that are opposing it. heritage. it get them in a room, take awas everyone's phone, fill the box that you talk about, and creating legislation and get it done. it seems like all this infighting shows they are ill prepared after eight years of running on this. >> i think you are partially right. >> sean: i think i'm always right. >> i know. you invited me to be your guest so i will give you a slightly different opinion. >> sean: i am kidding. i know. i'm sorry. >> this is what folks on the right sometimes forget. you also have to get senator collins from maine, from alaska. when you look at the senate margins -- zero democrats arek going to help because theyey ca

author of the book "treason," former speaker of the house newt gingrich.evidence found, basically exoneration by the investigative units, and the narrative has gone on since before the election. what does this tell you? >> the first thing that hit me tonight, listening carefully to that interview, and she really made some good points, the second born, which apparently went right at the campaign computer, sort of the electronic equivalent of watergate. in 1972, when nixon operatives, who were government employees, broke into the democratic headquarters to find out what the democrats were up to, that was considered such a huge scandal, nearly it because the president his job. what you have electronically, the federal government has gone into a campaign computer in what was clearly a fishing expedition. they ran the risk, and it begs the question, why with the court had issued a warrant to go into a campaign computer when there is, in fact, no evidence that the camp was in any way involved with the russians. >> sean: it is unbelievable to me. we have learned

newt gingrich was exactly right when he said in the last couple of days that if this vote had friday, with the 17% approval rating of the bill, lower than obamacare had, it would've been an absolute disaster for the republican party. i'm not expecting anybody in our party to say thank you, louie. they will continue to be mad, but ultimately the bottom line is, now we have a chance to sit and talk. greta come yesterday, you have been flying all around the capital. paul ryan, steve scalise, they were everywhere. they were talking to everybody. now tell me specifically what issues you had. that's what we are looking for. that is how you make bad bills better. we agreed with the president. buthought we had a deal, then republican leadership would come in and say you can't do that. the number one thing we were looking for -- we will hold our nose and vote for some of these bad provisions if we can just be certain the premiums are coming down. people can't stand our premiums right now. host: does that go to the part of the affordable care act with essential health benefits? did you want to

. >> i was struck by something former speaker of the house newt gingrich said. the president should put off tax reform and work right away, particularly with democrats, on a major infrastructure bill. would you be open to that? >> it's a question of values. infrastructure is something that we democrats have put in a proposal. $1 trillion of infrastructure. it creates 15 million new, good-paying jobs. we like it. here's where the president seems to be headed again. special interests. wealthy special interests. let's do it by tax breaks. the tax breaks he's proposing, 82 cents on the dollar goes to the financiers. that's one problem. so you're not getting bang for the buck. two, in the places where those tax breaks will work, you're getting huge tolls. the american people don't want tolls on every highway. and third, it will build nothing in rural america and large parts of urban america because it just can't pay those tolls. if they want to spend some money, meadows would be vehemently opposed. he would have to break with the hard right and his caucus, we'll talk

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charles: early today newt gingrich was on and one of the things talked about was the order of things. >> first thing they ought to do is open up the whole issue of infrastructure. you can get at least half the democratic party to work you to pass an infrastructure bill. you start to build a trump majority which is bigger than the republican majority. charles: after the healthcare debacle, the talk about bringing democrats in, there is talk about getting some of these things done. infrastructure is at the top of the list. this an area where the president can easily take his eye off the ball. he thought he had a deal, they sent the money to the states and it all vanished. >> donald trump cities not ideological. he would be willing to reach across the aisle and work with democrats on this stuff. they are democrat i activists and their base is panicked. they were calling donald trump a hitler and a fascist. i don't think they will tolerate cooperation. they are slamming the black caucus for even speaking with the president. paul ryan said to a couple donors, healthcare is still on the aut

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meantime, newt gingrich is saying it's time for the president to play monty hall and let's make a deal. part of the deal was to push for democrats getting involved in this. that involved maybe giving them a carrot of infrastructure. take a look. >> the first thing they ought to do, open up hole of infrastructure. you can get half of the democratic party to work with you to pass a infrastructure bill. i'll do infrastructure, taxes in a big way and -- >> neil: in that order? infrastructure ahead of tax cuts? >> absolutely. start doing infrastructure this afternoon. >> neil: all right. infrastructure to win over democrats. maybe tax reform afterwards. sounds like a climb. can it be done? let's go to charlie gasparino and carrie sheffield. carrie what do you think of that? first infrastructure going, get people jazzed on the other side. and maybe win them over to go ahead with comprehensive tax reform while you're add it. >> no. with all due respect, i disagree with the speaker. i say this as someone that used to work for tony blakely. no, speaker newt, you're wrong. infrastructure is a bo

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newt gingrich, laura ingraham and lou dobbs will join us. this a rift in the republican party needs to stop and they need to get their act together and keep their promises. but first, more on the developing story that we told you about last night surrounding former obama official, dr. evelynve farkas and the obaa surveillance of the trump transition team. tonight, brand-new information on the shocking public acknowledgment that she made earlier this month on a tv show that former obama officials are now raising a lot of eyebrows around the country. that is tonight's opening monologue. last night on this program we showed you video where former obama official evelyn farkas said she urged her former colleagues and people on the hill to get as much information and intelligence as they couldgu on the trump team before president obama left office. on march 2nd during an nbc interview, dr. farkas who served in the obama administration from 2012-2015 as deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, eurasia -- listen to these comments v

here with reaction author of the best seller "treason" newt gingrich, former house speaker. mr. gingrich, we got one donation, $30 million from the canadian, frank, who went to kazakhstan with bill clinton. this was in a lead up to the deal. then also when you look at the money that was given over a period of time, millions were donated to the clinton foundation. bill gets twice his general speakingy fee and hillary signed off -- speaking fee and hillary signed off on russia getting 20% of america's uranianiu uranianium -- uranium which is used to make nuclear weapons. your thoughts? >> i think it's very strange that both the house and senate intelligence committees are chaired by republicans and yet all the noise is about phony charges involving donald trump. i mean, you have real evidence as you pointed out, peter's book is amazing! since then, we've had all the wikileaks. we have an enormous amount of evidence. i do think it's legitimate for the american people to want to know about all of this foreign money. where's it going? who's it going to? etc.. i think a totally one-sid

liz: that's what newt gingrich is talking about respecting our constitution, bill of rights, tolerance our values, right, senator? setor brown: what a novel thought, emac, to love america, the greatest country in the world. i believe we should change our immigration policy. i have no problem putting it on temporary hold and properly vetting folks who want to come in. i think everyone coming in should bring in a trade or talent that we, in fact, need. not just a blanket, yeah, come on in and, you know, we'll put you on our welfare rolls, that is completely inappropriate. there are many countries that look at the applicants and say we need that nuclear engineer, we need that teacher, we need that xyz person, that is more than appropriate. liz: british police made 8 arrests in connection to the london attack. senator brown: good. liz: isis is taking credit for it. do you worry all it took to carry out an attack like this and to shut down london was a knife and a car? senator brown: of course i worry about it, it's the new norm. in the magazines that promote terrorism, you're saying use ev

here with reaction, newt gingrich. mr. speaker, we've got one donation, $31 million from this ukrainian -- when you look at the money given over a period of time, millions were donated to the clinton foundation. bill gets twice his general speaking fee and hillary signed off on russia getting 20% of america's uranium. which is used to build nuclear weapons. your thoughts? >> it is very strange that both the house and senate intelligence committees are chaired by republicans and to get all the noise is about phony charges involving donald trump. you have real evidence as you pointed out, since then we have had all the wikileaks. an enormous amount of evidence. i do think it is legitimate for the american people to want to know about all this foreign money. where is it going? who is it going to? et cetera. a totally one-sided witch hunt by the elite media spurred on by liberals inside the permanent bureaucracy, and then with the shrill partisanship of schumer and pelosi. neither of them to the best of my knowledge ever calle

we will talk to newt gingrich about that. also, there is a new travel ban order. brit hume has some thoughts. violence between pro and anti-trump demonstrators getting worse, even as a college professor has attacked for bringing a speaker onto campus. we will tell you what we know. >> you are from lebanon and you want to make america great again? >> yes. i just bought a make america great again hat. >> bill: also, ahead, watters going to trump tower to find out what is going on in there. >> are you going to go into trump tower and have a taco bel taco bell? >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. taps, collusion, and chaos. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points memo." and this memo will be free of speculation! no spec zone. the trump eaters that his campaign work with the russians to derail hillary clinton's chances to be president. that accusation has angered the president. antidepressant administration with unwanted controversy.

>> one of the effective things newt gingrich did when i was in the house, we had conservative versusate splits as well. different names but same issues. he brought them in to his office, they would meet regularly. it was run by richard pa mrshgs pamba and chris shays, and he met with them every week. at that time it was epa issues, but this time mr. ryan can say come up with common grounds on healthcare, and while you're talking with each other if you want to bring in representatives from club of growth, planned parenthood, whomever, listen to them, because it would be good for the cause. we need you to understand if we stick together we have a more republican product than if we're split. >> nina, this has all played to your advantage. republicans are saying it's 60 vote time. that means democrats. a lot are saying there's certainly problems with the aca, we should be talking about those problems. they're in a jam. the president said let the aca die on its own. it probably won't, but if you're there to help people and you know things need to be fixed, get to fixing that falls on you

. >> so then what do the two pages of 11-year-old tax returns tell us we'll talk to newt gingrich in 27 minutes. stay tuned for that. meanwhile, president trump will make a push on health care reform during a rally in tennessee and speaker paul ryan urging the rest of the republican party to fall in line. >> we have to make sure to hit the sweet spot for consensus and get it done. we don't want an endless, dragged out thing. we have to make good on our promises. the bill is modelled after tom price's bill he had introduced as recently as december which had like a dozen freedom caucus members as a co-sponsor. i feel we're in a good place but we want to listen to members and make improvements to the bill so long as it doesn't make it harder to pass. >> one is senator rand paul from kentucky. welcome back. you speak as if the house bill's going nowhere. are you the one republican that can ensure it's dead on arrival? >> i think conservatives are unhappy with ryan's plan because it looks a lot like obamacare and the best description is obamacare lite and it keeps mandates and subsidies a

we continue with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. all right.stic that at the end of the day they are going to get this healthcare bill done. i think they have to do it. i like your idea of bringing everybody in, but i also like the idea behind closed doors. i don't like the idea of a public fight among every faction knit republic party. i don't think it has served anybody well. >> look. i like it being out in the open because this is about you and your children and your mother it's about everything you know. if you are going to deal with health issues the more open and public it is, let people talk themselves out. you have got a couple committee he is you can assign this to, let them have hearings all over the country. let them build a consensus that we can replace obamacare. >> sean: your window is closing because reconciliation is over in may. and the next opportunity for reconciliation is going to be in a dax bill. >> look, use reconciliation for the tax bill. forget rec son sillation for healthcare. the republic leadership tried to put us b

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former speaker of the house newt gingrich, herman cain will join us in a feud minutes. the g.o.p. health care was held before a vote could take place in the house of representatives where there is a lot of anger, frustration in washington, around the country, and tonight, we will examine how we got here and how we can make sure this never happens can bring -- the republican health care bill for the time being hit a dead n end. we told you the reason the republicans are in this position without a vote to repeal and replace obamacare is because this legislation legislative ps been too contentious, disorganized, and disjointed. on the positive side, it's been a bigger tent party than anyone really imagined, but the fact is after seven long years of republicans promising to repeal and g replace obamacare, not getting the job done is acceptable. anyway, here's what speaker ryan said earlier today. >> moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains. well, we are appealing feeling these growing pains today. we came really close today, but we came up short. >

thatd a number of people he meant toward and tutored, from dick cheney to newt gingrich, people who served under him. that should not be lost. bob michael was a conservative republican but the way he went about the work that he did, his style of civility in treating being ablefoe alike, to work across party lines when he needed to make this institution a better place. we need more people like bob michael and public service. he is a shining example of what public service should be. i'm proud to serve in the same congressional district that he representative -- that he represented. and lastly, he made us proud to oria, illinois. he made this country a better place for his service of over 50 years. tonight we say recipes. with that ideal back. announcer: in case you missed it, here are some clips of see in programming this week. joe biden at a bipartisan ceremony to award him a patriot award. some of the press guys are lousy just like some senators are lousy, like doctors are lousy, lawyers are lousy, but it doesn't matter. we should never challenge to the basic truth that an independent and