services commit says they are looking at al-marri's case, and a damaging pattern of behavior by obama administration that started with last year's swap of the 5 at guantanamo bay for sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> the administration violated the law. in training bergdahl for 5 detainees in guantanamo bay we're somewhat cassius about taking what they tellous face value. >> reporter: as if it was a cosince dense that wangs were released in december, and al-marri a month later spokesperson chose her words carefuly. >> i am not going to speak to what qatari individuals cans did or didn't do, but i can assure you that was not part of the discussion. >> reporter: addingal quitea sleeper agent got credit for good behavior in prison. lou. lou: good conduct. credit for a terrorist. >> you can at a super max. lou: we learn were from you catalina. >> thank you. >> much more on president's response to radical islamist terrorists taking that up with former pentagon official ktmcfarland coming up, we're coming right back stay with us. >> president obama not going down in history as a great negotiateer,negotiator just

this issue has been labeled as a top priority for the obama administration. what is being done?> that's correct. first of all, i think there's two ways that we have tried to approach the -- the issue. on the one hand we're providing for immediate humanitarian assistance. we're trying to make sure those communities that have been displayed and are residing in other areas, have the basic necessities that they require. they have access to things like water, sufficient food, nutrition, shelter and so forth. so that's phrase one. making sure these communities are able to continue on. i think step two is the longer and harder part. it's actually trying to figure out what is an approach and the solution to dealing with the type of displacement and the conflict that is causing a deep-rooted unsettling, that is causing a -- a -- really the deacon deacon deacon-- deconstruction of these communities. >> secretary kerry noted that 75% of the world's population live in countries that don't allow religious freedom. we're talking about places like hungary, and france, and greece, and saudi ara

the obama administration moved on its promise on friday. the opening of banking relationships, and the allowance for americans to travel on a general license for authorized purposes and projects. americans who visit cuba can return up to $400 worth of goods. >> this easing of the economic embargo will allow lives to improve. >> this relaxation of rules comes days after the release of 53 political prisoners a step agreed to last year to start restoring ties. but the half century-old embargo can be relieved by congress, where many remain skeptical. senator marco rubio wrote in a statement, one thing that is more crystal clear today is that this one-sided deal is enriching a tyrant and regime at the expense of u.s. national interests and the cuban people. a study estimates that companies could collect up to $1.3 billion a year if the cuba embargo were to be fully lifted. >> the new world of cuban relations starts now. we look at two countries 90 miles apart figure out how they're going to be neighbors again. it was one thing to make the splash

she's suing the administration because she says the obama administration spied on her. voice: if you've crossed this administration with perfectly accurate reporting they don't like, you will be attacked and punished. you and your sources may be subjected to the kind of surveillance devised for enemies of the state. lou: although the argument could be made that the obama administration has a record of treating our enemies of state like friends, sharyl attkisson's point does seem, well, reasonable. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the white house going hostile on israel. iran directing its terrorist arm to begin targeting the families of the jewish state leaders. my next guess former israeli ambassador to the united states daniel ayalon. lou: more unidentified unnamed anonymous sources being used in connection with heated charges against israel and members of its government in the new york times, the house organ, if you will, of the democratic party. joining me now to talk about what's going on here. the former israeli ambassador to the united states, thank you f

granting and the affordable care act they've had more leverage and for a variety of reasons the obama administrations need the states to both -- not just expand medicaid but also to participate in the health exchanges. and you see how that baseline played in in terms of the administration's negotiations with states. the administration has actually been quite flexible and in the affordable care act has really had a lot of back and forth, been willing to consider state concerns move in interesting directions to get republicans onboard. you see that in the idea of the creation of things called partnership exchanges. and also in the approval of medicaid waivers for private insurance. so you see bipartisanship coming as a result of the federal/state aspect. another thing to consider and i think this will be probably the last thing i have time for, i'm happy to talk more about this in the q&a is the separation of powers impact. clearly, one thing that we see is a sidelining of congres right? major policy changings are coming at the behest of the congress and those changes involve waiving termsf statutes r

the obama administration finally retaliating against north korea for hack attack against sony pictures possibly the costliest cyberattack ever on an american company. the white house slapping new economic sanctions on pyongyang's arms industry and intelligence operations. reaction from general jack keane whether sanctions are the right move. >>> protesters taking to the streets from the east to west coast marching against brutal police tactics and a lack of accountability. the demonstrations come as the new york police department proves excelling at keeping america's largest cities safe with the new york murder rate falling to a record low. >>> prominent black conservative niger innis is here to explain why he thinks cops are black america's best ally. >>> and the president making the most of his vacation with lots of golfing, shaved ice and snorkeling, that's going to come to an abrupt end. all about the battles that lie ahead between president obama and the new republican congress. >>> but we begin with the president's move to penalize north korea for the sony hack attack. the white

. >> going back to that, the obama administration has a goal that the new epa climate change rule to cut the percent of carbon based on 2005 levels by 2030, given how important clean energy is to the company, have you thought about creating some sort of goals? >> we have thought about creating goals for the company -- yes. the thing that is a little bit unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal, i start off with what do we need to be by 2050 because that seems to be the year the world's scientist oka sans, 2030 is a little bit of a convenient -- scientists focus on, 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year. the reason you pick 2030 instead of 2050 is because between those years if we stay on our present course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear, every nuclear plant in the country will retire between 2030 and 2050 because we have not built a new plant in the last one permitted was 1979. when gas displaces coal you reduce your carbon and when gas displaces nuclear you go in the wrong direction and that is not what we can afford to do so we have to look at the glide path dow

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. >> big trouble for the obama administration. it now admits it made a mistake by not joining with 40 world leaders to condemn radical islamic terrorism in paris. we have two reports this evening. >> i'm saying romney is running. that's what i'm saying. >> that was way back in september. so how did i know mitt romney would make another run for the presidency? we will tell you. >> do you admire the fact that the president went golfing after that american was beheaded? >> yeah, if he was on vacation. >> also ahead, watters world, the hero edition. >> dreamy eyes. >> yeah, he does. staring right at me. 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. the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know about one and a half million people demonstrated in paris france on sunday. demanding an end to radical islamic terrorism. 40 leaders led the march which received worldwide coverage but among those leaders there was one big absence. the us

she's suing the administration because she says the obama administration spied on her. voice: if you've crossed this administration with perfectly accurate reporting they don't like, you will be attacked and punished. you and your sources may be subjected to the kind of surveillance devised for enemies of the state. lou: although the argument could be made that the obama administration has a record of treating our enemies of state like friends, sharyl attkisson's point does seem, well, reasonable. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the white house going hostile on israel. iran directing its terrorist arm to begin targeting the families of the jewish state leaders. my next guess former israeli ambassador to the united push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. when heartburn comes

india is, quite frankly too poor and behind china to commit to so much targets. >> the obama administration is aware that this trip could be interpreted as much more than a three-day visit. they insist he is not taking sides between india and pakistan because president obama has never been to pakistan, and in another first he is the first u.s. president to visit india twice while in office. patty colhane al jazeera, washington. >> a group of 11 men and one woman has run seven marathons on seven continents, and they did it in the space of a week. they have gone from antarctic to dubai's desert sun. they will end in sidney, australia. >> these 12 people have been running around the world since last saturday they've run six marathon courses on six continents. that's 42 kilometers in antarctica and in chile, and in florida the same before further marathons in spain morocco and dubai. the runners, of course, have flown more than they've run. nine flights since their first antarctic race. their final flight to sydney, some dressed up on board. before the landing mode, the real running gear was on

but now the obama administration is underplaying the threat from the jihad. eems disengaged on that front. last night martha maccallum asked state department spokesperson why the administration will not say the words islamic terrorism. >> why is that so hard to say? >> well, it's not hard to say. but it's not the only kinds of extremism we face. we will focus on all the different types of extremism with heavy focus on people who do this in the name of islam. we would say falsely in the name of islam. there are other forms of extremism that are also important. >> tell me what other forms of extremism are particularly troubling and compelling to you right now? >> well, look there are people out there who want to kill other people in the name of a variety of causes. >> martha's question was simple and clear. marie harf could not answer. usual. there something amiss with the president's view of the radical muslim threat. talking points does not believe mr. obama should have necessarily attend ited the anti-terror rally in paris over the weekend, but surely surely

one individual said the obama administration's attempt to control language shows that we have a white. and the senate's approval of the keystone pipeline obama claims that jobs are temporary. and that's not an argument. and douglas wrote about libya qadhafi gave up after the invasion of iraq the first time. the threats we need to worry about are here in this country pretending to be american politicians. we love to hear from you. e-mail us and call us on twitter at lou dobbs news or go to our facebook page where everything can be found at lou dobbs.com. >>> tonight on "war stories". >> it was right in front of me so i shot him down. >> details of men with extraordinary skill. >> so you hold it until you think you're about to lose consciousness, and then you whip back around. >> and the courage to match it. >> i kept thinking i'm going to live as long as i can. >> they exploded and then all hell broke loose. the fighter agents. that's next on "war stories." >>> tonight inside the world of the fighter

international affairs because as far as foreign policy goes not many success stories there for the obama administration. what about international affairs? >> well you know, when you talk about success stories i guess it's in the eye of the beholder. president obama's principal goal

is we start this hour with the obama administration which had a has doubled down on its position that north korea was responsible for the hack on sony pictures. officials and organizations u.s. security firms have questioned the decision to attribute the situation to north korea. those analysts don't have the evidence president obama has. loikslibby casey has the report. >> this is the first imposing sanctions on a country because of an attack against a company. the nature of the hack which they say was destructive and coercive and u.s. officials are standing by the assertion that north korea was responsible for hacking sony pictures. they say that this is part of a larger plan to push back against the threat of cyber-attacks. now there are already sanctions in place on many north korean entities including the three targeted today. so this is symbolic in many ways. but here are the groups that will feel the sanctions: one is the intelligence gathering arm of the north korean government. another is the research and development arm for defense and the third is known as komid maim export

obama white house. the force is not often identified as formulator of policy decision-making or arbiter of decision direction and administrative but that force is one to be reckoned with, president obama says he's not an emperor or king but should he change his mind about all that. that force that is part svengali part rasputin and chief consiglier is valerie jarrett who went to spin away the overwhelming criticism of the administration's failure to march in solidarity with 44 other national leaders protesting radical islamist terrorism. jarrett declared that the public relation might have been one thing but that president obama certainly got it right on the paris terrorist attacks. >> i think as we said certainly we would have liked to participated in the parade i'd remind that you attorney general holder was in paris for a very important meeting together with his colleagues from around europe around and the world to take a look at what we can do to make sure we're cooperating fully. we certainly got the substance right but would have been great to participate in the parade. and delighted secretary kerry is there now. lou: ja

what about the obama administration has been lean and what about the obama administration has been le mean? there's nothing there. >> listen there's nothing there. >> listen, i got to get equal time with two of you. i know you guys are upset that the economy is doing so well and you can't claim that under obama it's done poorly. >> it's the slowest -- >> i'm saying -- >> one at a time, gentlemen. i know. lanny, steve makes a really good point. i mean, she is very much -- to call hillary clinton an innovator, she's not you know, someone who's going to radically rethink the nature of man's relationship to the state. >> you're great at the phrase -- all i can tell you is that the popular polls right now show that they all disagree with the three of you conservative republicans. >> do they? so we have an actual -- what famous pollster? >> -- because of qualifications and looking to take her country -- >> let me interrupt this infomercial, do people support hillary and if so, why, is she going to run? >> i believe she's going to run. at this point she does have a 10, 12 even 14-point advan

you think we're going to go into court and sue the obama administration or embarrass the obama administration over going to try to get the very same kind of presidential directives for these couples as we see in the context of the dreamers with respect to daca and with respect to the recent transfer program. that would be a horizontal with thinking about this. but the vertical dimension is different. in the vertical dimension you ago, trying to persuade individual line officer to exercise favorable discretion in one case after another. how to do this? in removal cases you try to get immigration judge to delay or close, give a long continuance in the removal case, or maybe get a dhs attorney to drop the deportation proceeding, or maybe try to make sure, go to uscis to prevent a removal proceeding from being instituted in the first place. this actually worked. lawyers were able to do this for their clients in case after case and time after time where government trial attorneys agreed to exercise discretion consenting to the closure of an immigration case of the deportation case, u.s. benefits a

the event included law professors discussing the obama administration's use of executive order, and whether the action of such the balance of power between congress and the executive branch. this is one hour and a half. >> good morning. it is now 9:00. we will get started. welcome to the 2015 academic program, the topic, dysfunction and executive lawmaking during president obama's administration. my name is rachal. i want to thank the committee for selecting this program and the staff for all of their hard work in putting together the conference. i am supposed to say if you things before i give my opening remarks. the attendance sign up sheet for this session is in the back of the room. we value your feedback. you have gotten a form. please take a moment to fill out the form at the conclusion of the program. i want to acknowledge a couple of professors for co-organizing this program with me. the idea for the program was born out of our own work as immigration scholars and in , response to the conversation over the legality and legitimacy over president obama's executive acts in immigration,

obama administration gave its credit for at least halting the

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. >> the obama administration has fallen flat on its face in terms of a foreign policy. >> another reset may be in the works with russia with bloomberg reporting secretary of state john kerry attempted a secret outreach to vladimir putin as the white house national security council carried out an extensive review of the russian relationship in december. kerry spoke by gone to his russian counterpart today about ukraine and the middle east. north korea's leader opened the new year pronouncing in a statewide address that he's open to a summit with south korea after more than 60 years of conflict. >> translator: we can resume the high level talks which have been suspended and hold partial talks if the south korean government has a sincere will to talk to improve the relationship between north and south. >> north koreans have always talked a big game. >> reporter: it may be now the time to encourage iron and syria to fight against isis. >> the white house argues then and the president did this at his year end news conference last year earneded with some good news. >> well, yes and no. with t

international affairs because as far as foreign policy goes not many success stories there for the obama administration.

dealers could sell guns without conducting the federally required background checks, that the obama administration would ignore those states? anyone who approved what president obama has done under the guise of enforcement discretion will have no cause to complain about a future president's decision to allocate scarce resources. for instance, he could decide that the obamacare individual mandate, which is constitutional according to the supreme court only because it is a tax, will not be enforced against anyone who did not buy government-approved health insurance. president obama has also violated the law when he released five taliban fighters who were detained the guantanamo in exchange for an american sergeant. as the nonpartisan government accountability office concluded the failure to notify congress 30 days before such transfer and to provide a justification that that was a violation of law. now, i've asked the justice department for justification that they prepared for this move by the president. to this day the president refuses to produce to me, the just department's opinion that purports

in havana and wanting to burst into a flood after the obama administration opened up a total of 12 categories of travelers allowed to the isolated islands. >> when what you're doing doesn't work for 50 years, it's time to try something new. and our ship in cuba policy has

"the journal editorial report," after years of saying that bashar al assad must go, is the obama administration now set to cut a deal with the syrian dictator? >>> plus the senate passes a keystone pipe line bill as the president set his sights on the new fossil fuel target. is alaska ground zero for the next energy showdown. >>> and mitt romney bows out. as two gop governors inch closer to a 2016 run. who is most likely to benefit from his exit? >> so syria's future can begin. >> the only way to bring stability and peace to syria is going to be for assad to step down. >> assad needs to go. he needs to transfer power to a transitional body that is the only way that we'll resolve this crisis. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. well, after repeatedly calling for the ouster of syrian president bashar al assad, is president obama changing his policy? the administration sources are leaking that the president now thinks assad and his regime may be part of the solution. as the priorities shifts to defeating islamic state. this as moderate syrian rebels claim that u.s. money

talk will be based on recent publication entitled actually we should wait, evaluating the obama administration's commitment to unilateral executive branch action. our last speaker will be professor joseph landau, who is an associate professor at fordham university school of law. professor landau writes in the areas of administrative law national security, in , immigration law and teaches courses in those areas as well. professor landau has received the teacher of the year award in 2013, and he's been named one of the best lawyers under 40 by the national lgbt bar association. his talk is entitled immigration experimentation, and it studies the role of agency bureaucrats including immigration law . without further ado i will turn over to our first speaker, professor jill family. [applause] >> thank you so much. it's my pleasure to start off our session today and be a part of this panel, in fact, hold a this whole discussion. and the topic of separation of powers certainly has been getting a lot of attention lately, and the push and pull between president obama and congress over various issues, in

the obama administration has a goal with these new rules to cut 30% of the carbon based on 2005 levels by 2030. given how important clean energy is to your company, have you thought about such a goal? >> we have thought about creating goals for the company. i think the thing that is a little bit unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal is -- where will we need to be by 2050, because that seems to be the year that the world scientists focus on. 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year to say, look how great we are, because for now until 2030, you naturally get this carbon reduction. the reason you pick 2030 instead of 2050 is that between 2050, if we stay on course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear. every nuclear plant in the country will retire between 2030 -2050, because we have not built a new nuclear plant in this country since 1979. when gas displaces coal, you reduce your carbon reduction. we have to look at the path, the glide path down from 2030 22050. >>to 2050. >> is a lot of talk about natural gas being good for the climate. as you say, the emission reductions a

but i think the thing that is unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal __ word we need to be by 2050, because that seems to be the year that site is focus on. 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year to sort of say __ look at great we are. from now until 2030, natural gas displaces call. and you sort of naturally get this carbon reduction. but the reason that you pick 2030 instead of 2050 iis that between 2030 and 2050, if we just at our present course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear. every nuclear plant in the countrywill retire between the year 2030 and 2030 because we haven't built and a new plants in this country. the last august 1979. so they will all be at the end. and when gas displaces coal, you reduce your carbon production. when gasped rreplaces nuclear, you go in the wrong direction. so we have to look at the glide path from 2030 to 2050. >> so going out to 2050 __ the has been a lot of talk about natural gas being so good for the climate. i think people close to the administration say that it is essentially the climate policy right now. because it displaces

." >>> the terrorist next door, we stopped this guy but guess what the president obama administration saying your neighbor's kid can train with terrorists, keep his citizenship and come back. time for the white house to wake up before new york l.a. or dallas look like paris. >>> plus, get ready to get hosed at the pump while gas prices fall and lawmakers want to reach into your pocket for a bigger gas tax. >>> and then. >> we're still paying for it. so is it really free, then? >> the president's free college plan dents asking if it's really free. with he do the math, you decide. "cashin' in" class in session starts right now. >>> hi everyone i'm eric bolling. our "cashin' in" crew, wayne rogers jonathan row lick. come and go as you please. you heard the white house saying their attitude toward americans hog overvaes to train with terrorists and allowed to come back. there are growing calls to revoked the citizenship much anyone who does this. michelle, we saw it happen in france, why take a chance here. >> i have no idea. look, if there is proof that someone has gone and joined isis,

president barack obama promised to close the guantanamo bay center in cuba and many are still locked up in the prison and we report on the barriers facing the u.s. administrationter: it was the first executive order barack obama issued as president. closing the prison at guantanamo bay cuba but that was six years ago. the prison is still open. president obama called that unacceptable during his state of the union speech. >> so it makes no sense to spend $3 million per prisoner to keep open a prison that the world condemns and terrorists use to recruit. >> reporter: despite obama intention congress passed laws that limit what he can do in the band administration efforts to move detainees to an empty federal prison in the state of illinois and congress won't allow the detainees to be tried in federal court. recently a group of u.s. senators introduced a bill that would suspend nearly all detainee transfers for two years and ban all transfers to yemen. >> it's one thing to make a campaign promise, but if you look at the security situation that we are facing around the world right now now is not the time to be emptying guantanamo. >> reporter: and then there is th

one individual said the obama administration's attempt to control language shows that we have a whitese that role semantics. and the senate's approval of the keystone pipeline obama claims that jobs are temporary. and that's not an argument. and douglas wrote about libya qadhafi gave up after the invasion of iraq the first time. the threats we need to worry about are here in this country pretending to be american politicians. we love to hear from you. e-mail us and call us on twitter at lou dobbs news or go to our facebook page where everything can be found at lou dobbs.com. take a second to like the fox business network on the facebook page. have a great weekend and good night from new york. ♪ ♪ no. neil: welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. avenida scrooge and barack obama. which one of these does not belong in wide i will let you think about that. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ the answer is barack obama. >> we know

one individual said the obama administration's attempt to control language shows that we have a whiteouse that role semantics. and the senate's approval of the keystone pipeline obama claims that jobs are temporary. and that's not an argument. and douglas wrote about libya qadhafi gave up after the invasion of iraq the first time. the threats we need to worry about are here in this country pretending to be american politicians. we love to hear from you. e-mail us and call us on twitter at lou dobbs news or go to our facebook page where everything can be found at lou dobbs.com.about it. >> the walls of wall street down late loaded john: the wolf of wall street was downloaded illegally more than any other movie. and the idea is to encourage the proliferation of new ideas. even drug dealers have expanded the situation. and if it doesn't change the name, the lawyers may come. >> i am an intellectual property attorney and you have stolen my

having said that, the obama administration has done some things that no previous administrations have done. for instance, if you want to go and see how many times somebody has visited the white house whether it be a donor or lobbyist, a policy person, you can go online and see that. that has never been done in an administration before. where you can actually see everybody who has been in and out of the white house for a visit. with the exception of people -- with national security reasons who will not show up on the list. that is the most ordinary thing when you think about it. you cannot say that for any member of congress, your senator, and you cannot get any kind of public record whatsoever of who they are meeting with and why they are meeting with that person. you can do that for the executive office of the president. i think there is some significant move in transparency. the real tension, which is private discussions, in order for them to be genuinely good, in order for people to get the president their best, bluntest and unguarded advice, they cannot be carried out in public so