. >>> representative peter king hops into the king. >>> and tiger woods could be slipping on the greenket in april once again. >>> derek pitts breaks down the new report on life from deep space. >>> welcome back. jeb bush has made all of the rounds on all five sunday talk shows, plus spanish language network telemundo. this happened yesterday. it was an unusual move considering jeb wasn't managing a crisis or declaring his intention to run for office, but, rather, plugging his latest book. good for him. bush had a tough time all week actually articulating his right word lurch on immigration. yesterday, it was -- he was not only asked to defend his evolving views but also explained as family legacy. yet, the former florida governor didn't seem too concerned about the possible negative impact the bush name could have on his future political plans. >> i don't think there is any bush baggage at all. i love my brother. i'm proud of his accomplishments. i am proud of my dad and proud to be a bush. >> we got that. proud of the record. he went further on "meet the press." >> my guess is that h

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. >>> and tough talk long island congressman peter king is about to fight.e's going to box the kickboxing champ irish joe foley at a pub on friday. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> portions of the northeast hit hard by superstorm are bracing for coastal flooding as a late winter storm continues to march east. in new jersey, incredible video shows the storm's powerful wind gust making land fall. >>> now for a look at the national weather, we have nbc meteorologist bill karins. you had quite a reaction to the peter king's story. >> he can't box that guy. >> why not? >> it would be ugly. oh, well. lots to explain and lot to recap. north and west of d.c., you got nailed. if you were in d.c., inside the beltway, it was a rainy, wet, cold, miserable day and you didn't get the snow that you were promised. baltimore didn't get much either. i-95 east, nothing, had to be out north and west. it still was a big storm, it's continuing to cink this morning. we're okay on the jersey shore, but the most concerns with the high winds and the surf up here in

new york congressman peter king is normally jabbing democrats on capitol hill but this weekend he camenging for a local new york business. king took part in a two-round exhibition boxing match against kick boxing champion irish josh foley. whew! he's going up against this guy. the republican congressman took a few hits to the head -- i'll leave that comment to go. to promote boxing matches at a long island pub, okay? king held his own against the champ even landing a few hits. after the fight he was just happy to walk away staying "great fight, more importantly, i survived." yes, you did, congressman. way to go. looking at the video, i think foley may, may have been going a little easy on king. here's foley landing a big hit 30 seconds into the fight back in 2008. yeah, yeah, there's no doubt about it. peter king didn't take a shot like that. but he did do something good for the community. we should point out that foley's opponent suffered no serious injuries. >>> one other sports note tonight. tiger woods, is he on his mark? i think he is and he's headed right for next month's masters

that's republican congressman peter king from new york there.ed a two-round fight with iris folly out on long island. congressman in the white trunks. it was the real deal, people. real punches and all. we're told it was a draw. the congressman was raising money for a friend's business. that might have gotten him into hot water with the watchdog group that's calling him out for an ethics violation. one of the people who was not ringside, rosemary. >>> to the political playground we go, drawing laughter from a crowd consisting of journalists and politicians, here's one of our favorite lines from the president. this one was about former secretary of state hillary clinton's replacement. president obama said, quote, john kerry is doing great so far. he's doing everything he can to ensure continuity. frankly, though, i think it's time for him to stop showing up at work in pantsuits. it's a disturbing image." but bobbie jindal got the best. the president and i had the exact same campaign slogan years ago but unfortunately ups sued us and made us stop

. >>> congressman peter king steps into the ring with a champion kick boxer and an all-star "saturday" that blew the doors off this very building. >>> good morning. i'm marra schiavocampo. history is being made at the vatican this week. they don't embrace social media, high tech blocking devices have been installed to prevent leaking about the new pope. the church is sticking with the papal election updates via smoke signal. keir simmons joins us from the vatican. what's happening there today? >> reporter: good morning. just 24 hours away from start of the conclave and we can show you the live picture where you can see they are putting up a curtain in front of their main window at the center of that building. you can see that's the balcony. that is where the new pope will emerge once he is elected. the voting will begin on tuesday afternoon after they said mass in the morning and there willing one vote on tuesday afternoon and then four votes per day and what will happen is that they will begin by voting for a wide range of candidates we think but then it will begin to narrow down. on

this, ladies and gentlemen, is congressman peter king in the ring.ir, you know, i have been boxing for a couple of years. i am ready. i saw your performance on this one. hua good fight. did you enjoy it? >> it was good. it was a great experience. i don't golf or take vacations. this was saturday evening in new york, josh is a great guy, great fighter. we had a two-round exhibition and it was good. it was a real good community event. with a sellout crowd. i survived it. but if i do act wobbly today, i did take a few shots to the head. >> jamie: wow. you think you are ready you? ready for me, sir? >> i am not ready for you, jamie. >> jamie: we are not hitting the links, we're hitting the ring. congressman, please take care of us and our safety at our airports. and thank you for weighing in on the trial downtown, on a very serious topic. thank you. >> thankee, jamie. >> eric: now for a look beyond the news with liz trotta's sunday commentary. >> secretary of state john kerry on his maiden diplomatic query to the middle-east arrived in egypt last week, a

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and peter king said it then.rk to fund raise if you're going to turn your back on new yorkers now. he was hot about it then, and he's proving to be consistent. so putting some heat on marco rubio, encouraging donors. and you know, new york is the place they all go. new york, dallas and california, it seems, are always the finance trips. encouraging big donors not to support rubio or others who voted against it, to say don't go against your self-interest and hold their feet to the fire. so it's interesting to see that kind of the fire he had on the house floor when this was all unfolding. he's carried it. he's got a long memory, as some in new york do. >> it's not like he's from kansas. i mean, it's not like marco rubio's from kansas. he's from a state, i'm sure peter king -- >> understands these things. >> over the years peter king has probably paid, you know, voted for without questioning funding for florida hurricanes. it's fascinating. wow. >> kelly, you're the best. thank you so much. >> thank you, kelly. >>

there he is, that is new york republican peter king. he says he likes to box.e's been training for several years. so last night on long island, he put on some gloves and went toe-to-toe with a kickboxing champ almost 40 years younger than him. congressman king is 68 years old, 230 pounds. he we're no headgear and threw hands pretty aggressively for two rounds. king said they really went at it. no sparring. but it was just an exhibition. nice going. always rooting for the old guy. >>> a republican senator stages a filibuster, angering gop colleagues but delighting some liberals. if that weren't strange enough, president obama is suddenly launching a charm offensive with his congressional opponents, even taking them out to dinner. what's going on in washington? everything is upside down. inside out. i don't know. everything right is left, left is right. let's talk about it now with anna navarro and van jones. anna is a republican vat gist. the reaction was as fascinating as a filibuster himself. organizations like the aclu, code pink, and even jon stewart praised

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republican congressman peter king calls cpac's decision a mistake. >> that's a suicidal death wish. loses all credibility. you have a governor who's conservative, he's balanced the budget, taken on unions, he's pro-life, and he has a 74% favorable rate in a democratic blue state. here's a person who has shown that blue-collar conservatism works. that it appeals to working men and women. that it appeals to women. and these are the areas where we've been suffering. chris christie is doing the job, but they say because he fought for the aid for new jersey, which he was entitled to, the same aid that every other state has always gotten, he won't be accepted. >> for his part, governor christie says the snub does not bother him. >>> president obama has pulled the trigger on $85 billion in forced spending cuts after he and republican leaders could not hammer out a deal. here's how you could be affected. there would be fewer fda safety inspections of food manufacturers, as many as 70,000 kids might lose access to head-start programs. unemployment benefits could be cut by more than 9%, and t

that is new york republican peter king. he says he likes to box, he's been training for several years. last night he put on some gloves and went toe to toe with a kickboxing champ, almost 40 years younger than him. >> congressman king is 68 years old, 23 pounds, he wore no head gear and threw punches pretty aggressively for two rounds. they really went at it, no sparring, but it was just an exhibition. >>> there's a lot of buzz right now about a new book by facebook's number two in command. work and the will to lead hits shelves tomorrow. tonight's 60 minutes aired an interview with sandberg, and susan candiotti explains why the words of this billionaire businesswoman are drawing praise and a healthy dose of criticism. >> cheryl sandberg wants women to succeed and says it's alarming how far they haven't come. >> the very blunt truth is that men still run the world. >> in her first televised interview to debut her new book, lean in. leadership roles for women are alarmingly small. only 21 female ceo's in the fortune 500. >>

. >>> peter king is slamming marco rubio for fund raising in his home state. king says new yorkers shouldn't give a penny to the senator because he originally voted against aid for victims of superstorm sandy. >> senator rubio voted against it, never came to new orleans to inspect the damage, never spoke with governor cuomo or bloomberg, he just voted no as if this is like accepted policy that national republicans can vote against new york. that's bad enough. then i understand he's in new york trying to raise money apparently for his presidential campaign. i was thinking in my case, if i had voted against aid to louisiana after katrina, i wouldn't have thought of going to new orleans to raise money. or if i refused aid to florida, i wouldn't have thought of going to miami to raise money for myself. it's time new york to send the signal, we've had enough. we're not going to allow this to go on where politicians can attack new york, vote against new york, and we're not looking for a bridge or tunnel or some special project, this is life and death we were talking

. >> reporter: peter king -- >> no one has exposed this kind of conflict of interest until you guys came and did it. >> should there be legislative oversight when it comes to what regulators are allowed to invest? >> we should take a look at it. >> reporter: insiders pointed to the close relationship between dtsc director and this man. he is a lobbyist for boeing, another company that holds a permit with the department. he also supported her confirmation. >> we have found her to be balanced, thorough and just as open as she claims to be. >> reporter: kevin deleone questions how the agency is being run. >> there may be too close of a relationship between the department, the bureaucrats and the alleged polluters. that's not kosher in my book. >> the dtsc says that the managers have done nothing wrong and the director will talk to us once the outside review of the agency is complete. we will keep you posted a the interview. >>> coming up next -- >> i'd like to have your answers. >> he has declined to talk about serious issues behind the gates of the california national guard. general david

new york's peter king who represents long island is blasting florida senator marco rubio and other gopacking them for coming to new york to fund raise even though they voted against a hurricane sandy emergency relief bill. congressman king telling "the new yorker observer," quote, being from new york we're not supposed to be suckers. it's bad enough that these guys voted against it. that's inexcusable enough. but to have the we'll say audacity here on cable, this isn't premium cable. we'll go with audacity. to have the audacity to come in and say we crewed you, now make us president? no comment yet from rubio and the others. while lawmakers squabble over hurricane sandy, the storm survivors are busy rebuilding their lives. in fact, take a look at surveillance video of surfside bagels. you can see right there a wall of water rushing down the street and into the front door. one of the owners described the extent of the damage to us. >> when i came in to the store, i just couldn't believe what i saw. everything in here was wrecked. everything was -- had water damage. the appliances and th

athena jones has more on new york congressman peter king's comments. >> reporter: hi, don.im said officials here are closely watching this situation and at least one member of congress, congressman peter king, said he believed the north korean leader's strong words aren't just an empty threat. he also echoed this concern that kim jong-un could be putting himself in a difficult position with this fiery rhetoric. he's a member of the house homeland security committee, and let's listen to what he had to say today on abc. >> it's not an empty threat. i wouldn't be that concerned about them hitting the mainland u.s. right now, even any u.s. territory. i think the real threat is to what north korea might be boxing itself into. kim jong-un is trying to establish himself. he's trying to be the tough guy. he is 28, 29 years old, and he keeps going furt ennher and fur out. his concern is he might have to save face, launch some sort of attack on south korea or some base in the pacific. >> reporter: any attack on south korea or pacific base would be a dangerous escalation of things. in

peter king says the top to bottom review is needed of the tfs a. i'm arthel nevil.to cashin in. you know where to get all the latest headlines, foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news. i'll see you again in about an hour from now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: the pain at the pump is while some say chavez's departure could mean lower gas prices but others say we've got the fix. get rid of costly regulations on refineries and stop being dependence on greener gas. >> it's all passed on. stop this greenhouse nonsense. stop the summer blend and pass the keystone xl pipeline. we have a friend in canada wanting to send something to us. it's very simple but nobody is doing anything. >> eric: there is over hundred gasoline blends in america. midwest blend, southern blend. high ethanol content -- it goes on. how about one blend? >> that is state level you are arguing with the federal government should be dictating the state laws. i don't think you are. this is not what is causing the crisis to go up. we have the highest domestic production since 1992. we are less relia

. >>> and new york congressman peter king, the 68-year-old republican moved from the political arena there into the boxing ring. on saturday night, king fought in a two-round exhibition bout against kickboxing champion "irish" josh foley. the friendly sparring match that ended in a draw. >>> new studies show stress can take its toll on the heart. researchers found higher rates of card yag problems in veterans with post dramatic stress disorder, in hurricane katrina victims and in greeks dealing with their country's financial crisis. doctors say prolonged stress raises hormones that affect blood pressure and influence other risk factors. >>> meanwhile, the biggest-ever study of mummies found that even without modern-day vices like fast food or cigarettes, people still had heart problems and clogged arteries some 4,000 years ago. "early today health" is brought to you by vagisill wash. >>> can the dow make it a fifth record day? it closed at 14,397 on friday putting the blue chips up nearly 10% for 2013. the s&p ended at 1551, just shy of a 9% gain for the year. and again, it's only ma

joining me is new york congressman peter king, former chair of the homeland security committee. let's talk about two more insider attacks, killing two americans. three afghans, also after a man in afghan police uniform opened fire on the visiting americans. right after chuck hagel had been there this weekend and hamid karzai canceled the joint news conference amid wild accusations. what dot implication force the u.s. timetable withdrawal. >> it's absolutely disgraceful. it's somewhat personal to me, i lost a constituent corporal buckley. last summer. it's inexcusable. i believe our military should be more forthcoming in exactly what's happening over there. what's being done to those who perpetrate these acts what type of vetting there is. and as far as the timetable, i think our timetable has to be based on what's in our best interests. as to whether or not we're going it leave a total vacuum behind. what we can do, but certainly more of these attacks continue, the harder it is for us to sustain any type of presence there. and karzai has to realize that. he can't continue to pla

would they agree with peter king? >> yes.ing itself almost irrelevant to a certain degree in terms of the future of the republican party. i mean, this is a group that invited donald trump to speak this time, but did not invite chris christie or bob mcdonald, the governor of virginia, two very prominent and popular republicans in their own states. so, this is clearly the conservative base of the republican party saying, we lost that election because we didn't have a great candidate, not because we didn't reach out enough. not because we need to rethink some things. but because our messenger was b bad. and this is one part of the republican party that you are seeing. now, there are lots of other republicans like peter king who say, one of the reasons we lost is that we have done little to tell the middle class that we care about them. that we have to reach out on all sorts of levels and inviting donald trump and not inviting chris christie, i would argue, is not a formula for success. >> gloria borger in washington. thank you v

peter king says a top to bottom review of the tsa is needed since december of 2011 more than 50 airport workers have faced disciplinary action in new jersey for various violation. overseas, a pair of deadly attacks as u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel makes a visit. first a bomb off the afghan ministry in kabul. an hour later another bomber attacked a police check point. 18 people dead, some of them children. i'm jamie colby, now back to cavuto on business. keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> and wal-mart backs down, the discount retailer scaling back plans to spend in new york amid fierce union protests and gary k, you say consumers everywhere should protest? >> it's amazing to watch this, in the city of new york, where there's a high cost of living. you have a company singlehandedly lowered cost for consumers and no, let's not build one. you're not going to have the workers. the construction workers, this is a loss for consumers all the way around in the city and tells you, i've got to use the words, they're dummies, people not allowing this to occur. >> i tell you this is

lots to talk to with peter king, straight ahead. first, john berman with other stories making news. >> catholics may have a new pope in less than two weeks if everything goes quickly. the successor may be in place by march 15th. 100 cardinals meeting this afternoon. one of the maun things, they may set a date for the conclave. and keith o'brien who abruptly resigned and will not attend the conclave, says he is guilty of sexual misconduct. he says there are times that my sexual conduct has fallen below the standards expect of me as a priest, archbishop and cardinal. john allen in rome for us. any insight as to when we can expect the conclave to begin? >> reporter: hi, john. officially no. all of the cardinals of the world being including those over 80 and won't vote in the conclave are meeting this morning. they will go back in this afternoon. one of the top items on the to-do list is establish a date. we don't expect them to do that today. we may be looking at a conclave that begins over the weekend, perhaps as early as sunday. in a

peter king from new york said "i give the administration credit for this. it's steady, and it's unrelenting, and it's very successful." but some lawmakers here on capitol hill question the decision to bring abu ghayth to the u.s. to stand trial in a civilian court where he will have the same rights as american citizens. >> the last thing in the world we want to do in my opinion is put him in civilian court. this man should be in gain mow bay. >> reporter: senators lindsey graham and kelly ayotte say he should be tried as an enmachine combatant and interrogated to gain more intelligence on al qaeda. white house sources tell cbs news the president's national security team was unanimous in saying the prosecution of ghayth in federal court will best protect the national security interests of the united states. now, abu ghayth will face a number of terror charges. one of them could be murder. the maximum penalty there is the death sentence. ann marie. >> susan mcginnis, thank you. >>> john brennan has been confirmed by the senate to be the next director of the c

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peter king says the group is ignoring christie's record. >> that's a suicidal death wish. cpac to me loses all credibility. you have a governor who was conservative, balanced the budget, taken on republican employee unions, pro-life and a 74% favorable rating in a democratic blue state. chris christie is doing the job but they say because he fought for the aid for new jersey which he was entitled to, the same aid that every other state has always gotten, he won't be accepted. that writes off cpac as a serious force. >> well, christie seems unfazed. he says they don't want to invite me, that's their call, their organization, their business and they get to decide who they want to have come and not come. >> quite a party. i'd invite you, victor, so you know. >> and i'd invite you. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead this hour. >> here's a look at what's coming up. >>> there are people who say you should apologize. >> for what? >> did joan rivers take it too far this time? we'll tell you the joke that made her some enemies and why she's not apologizing. >>> it was the leak that

new york congressman peter king, the former chairman of the house committee on homeland security wrotehe head of the tsa asking for a top to bottom look at the operations and a plan to fix them. brianna and victor? >> wow, that is scary. for people who travel as often as we do, the idea that an ied gets through, but they couldn't find -- they always find my big bottle of shampoo. >> exactly. that accidental bottle of water you put in there, gone. >> but the ieds make it through. >> i flew yesterday and i was wearing a sweater with like a c cowl neck and i was patted down just to be sure that, yes, anything that's kind of away from your person, i find they're always -- they always double check. >> and these problems are happening at newark, hopefully they get this fixed. but for the flying public -- >> it is worrisome. >> we've got to get this done. especially with the sequester and cuts and tsa cuts. >> that is what people are talking about in line at the airport. while we are talking about airlines, when you want to take a transatlantic flight powered by french fry oil. i say yes. >>

senator marco rubio is facing heat from peter king of new york. he blasted the florida senator for raising money on wall street after voting against an emergency relief bill in the wake of hurricane sandy. congressman king tells "the new york observer," quote, being from new york, we're not supposed to be suckers. it's bad enough that these guys voted against it. that's inexcusable enough. but to have the balls to come in here and say we screwed you, now make us president. i guess i'm allowed to say that. >>> after an 18-month battle, the house has passed a violence against women act with just enough bipartisan support. the senate approved the beill, then the house passed it with every single democrat voting for it. only 87 of the house republicans voted for it. in the last congress, house republicans refused to bring this bill to a vote. the bill's passage also marks a new trend among house republicans. for the third time this year alone, the house has broken the so-called hastert rule. the unofficially named rule states all bills in the house mu

lou: and peter king says don't go near the of conservative political action committee why is he so worriedeople going there? >> there is the presumption republican = conservative but they are not. the conservatives said they want you dry a clear line and peter does himself on the republican blind after calling himself a conservative. there really is a moderate republican

well imagine the surprise when new york congressman peter king stepped into a boxing ring at a localnight. he went two rounds in an exhibition match against former kickboxing champion josh foley. no winner was declared in the match. 68-year-old king is an avid boxing fan and has been training for the past nine years. >> this is a beautiful shot of the bay and partly low clouds along the coast that will press for tomorrow. but it should clear out. sunshine for out today. look for a 60 as well as the north bay. looking at temperatures the yellow is showing temperatures in the '70s. the east bay, the north bay. and here is the map as we go towards tuesday. warmer temperatures i'd i think that it could go a bit overboard we could see some 80s for wednesday. with the details, coming up. >> six teenagers were killed today in an early morning accident in northeast ohio. investigators say that their s-u-v swerved off the road. hit a guardrail and flipped. before finally landing in a nearby pond. you are looking at video of the aftermath. according to the ohio state highway patrol two people

. >> congressman peter king said today. joining me now evan coleman.s individual popped up in turkey several weeks ago. we heard that he was there. the problem was that the turks didn't have a criminal charge out on him. the question was how did we get him to the united states. he wanted to travel back to kuwait and when the flight landed in jordan authorities were there to greet him. >> did he have options in that flight? are you saying he arranged that himself? >> it is not clear. they said they weren't interested in having him back. they said he was not welcome. there is no indication he would have been welcome. at one time he was influential in kuwait but they had just about enough of him. >> now we are back to why are we having a trial in new york and

. >> gregg: and new york congressman peter king is calling for an extensive security review in new jersey after an undercover inspector got through security carrying a fake bomb not once but twice. >> heather: a family of young woman killed by a lion has set up a memorial fund to benefit wildlife groups. diana hanson was volunteer intern, they say her death was tragic accident. >> gregg: family of a missing f.b.i. agent marking a milestone. it's been six long years since he vanished in iran. his whereabouts still unknown. john kerry met with the family to assure them that the u.s. government is still committed to finding him. >> reporter: last time dan levinson had direct contact with his dad, he got an email of how proud of he was of his son. he was kidnapped in iran where he was work on a case related to cigarette smug also as a private investigator. >> we are devastated but are happy to see that he is alive and that is relatively well. >> dan levinson and his mom met with john kerry here in washington. the state department says they continue to welcome the assistance of our internation

representative peter king and so many other great people. are you coming up to join me today? >>gretchen: i would love to but i'm immediately leaving. >>brian: you're taking off? that's right. >>steve: who knew chris wallace had a brother in the nfl. >>brian: he doesn't talk about it because he wants the spotlight on him. >>gretchen: who knew peter king was boxing? all those stories if you listen to brian's radio show. next on the rundown, not getting enough sleep? it's making you fat. just how fat? coming up next. >>steve: it's the coolest in si. anna kooiman will pull back the curtain on cirque du the curtain on cirque du soleil. if you think most hybrids are a bit under sized then this will be a nice surprise. the curtain on cirque du soleil. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max come. c-max go. c-max give a ride to everyone it knows. c max has more passenger volume than competitor prius v and we haven't even mentioned... c-max also gets better mpg. say hi to the super fuel efficient ford c-max hybrid. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ m

on wednesday republican congressman peter king attacked his fellow republicans on tv screens across the country. >> i'm saying right now anyone from new york or new jersey contributes one penny to congressional republicans is out of their mind. they wonder why they are becoming a minority party, why we're going to be a permanent minority, what they did last night is so immoral, so disgraceful, so irresponsible. >> new jersey governor chris christie blamed not only his fellow republicans for what he described as a betrayal but specifically speaker boehner. >> there's only one group to blame for the continued suffering of these innocent victims. the house majority and their speaker john boehner. americans are tired of the palace intrigue and political partisanship of this congress which places one upsmanship ahead of the lives of the citizens who sent these people to washington, d.c. in the first place. new jerseyians and new yorkers are tired of being treated like second class citizens. >> speaker boehner has responded to the furor by back tracking planning to vote on the aid. if anythin

peter king i: they captured significant victory for the u.s. against al qaeda.a spokesman for al qaeda and a part of the 9/11 plot against america. susan rice says north korea will achieve nothing. following to launch a nuclear attack against the u.s. hours before the u.n. security council voted unanimously to oppose sanctions against north korea. and the last of the 115 cardinal electors that will vote for the next pontiff. after four days of meetings they have not set a date for the conclave to elect a new pope. those are your headlines, back now to lori and dennis. lori: thank you so much, we appreciate the update. according to members of congress, the president sitting down to lunch with the top leaders, republicans paul ryan and others. scheduling meetings with house republicans on wednesday, this after the president posted a dozen senators for a dinner at an exclusive d.c. restaurant last night and from what i understand picked up the tab. all this in hopes of reuniting talks i brought a budget deal. will it work? time now for their jobs. great to see you.

republican condition congressman peter king of new york is used to fighting battles on capitol hill buty night he was squaring off against former kickboxing champion. less than half his age, no winner was declared. the two round-fundraising match, but king, who has been training for 9 years respectfully held his -- report please held his own, and he joked his day job gave him an advantage using that pent-up stress, and anger as motivation. >> here is a story that male fans of jennifer love hewitt might agree oshe joked in an interview, she would consider insuring her breasts for $5 million, if she followed through, she would not be the first hollywood starlet, in 2011, holly madison insured her breasts for just $1 million. no comment. >> up next congressman paul ryan taking aim at obamacare repeal, his party leadership behind him. lori: the a-team takes that up and more, the all guy a-time tonight, stay with us. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. st

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new york's peter king trading actual punches instead of political jabs for a change.me back to "early start." glad you're with us. i'm zoraida sambolin . >> and i'm john berman. thanks so much for being with us. it is just about voting time and i'm talking about the most secretive vote in the world. tomorrow, 115 cardinals will walk from their home away from home the residence at the vatican to the sistine chapel taken twice a day every day until they elect a new pope. rick hilgartner is on device worship here to talk about all things conclave. we are a day away from the vote. what happens now? how much last-second politicking is there? >> well, many would say it's all about politics at this point but i think it's important to remember they recognize this is a spiritual moment. their voting takes place right in front of michelangelo's "last judgment." in a prayerful context, the conclave wants the doors closed is going to be less about caucusing or canvassing and more about prayer as they each in silence write their vites then walk one by one up to place their ballot

peter king declares civil war against southern republicans.ou make of that headline? >> well, my wife is in atlanta, georgia, so probably my in-laws will be mad at me about that. no. other sections in the country in the republican party seem to have written off the northeast. they take us for granted and, listen, i'm not hear looking for sympathy. i don't want to go around like a third-world beggar but when we had this devastating storm, people i work with every day, all in this, all one team standing together and certainly one after the other voted against aid to new york and new jersey when our people were suffering. it was beyond me. i couldn't have imagined, for instance, back in 2005 even considering against aid to louisiana or mississippi. by the way, a number of members from those states voted with us. florida, not so much. they've gotten tens and billions of dollars over the years. but, no, i think that we've taken on a -- we have a very puritanical green eye shade. too judgmental. i'm pro life, conservative, but i don't believe that i