yes, looking at the role of those two men fox news rez roger ailes and his boss rupert murdoch. there really no disputing fox's power in influencing the gop. so far every republican candidate to declare, ted cruz rand paul and marco rubio, they have immediately made fox's sean hannity their first tv pit stop on their road to the white house. and in a rather bizarre twist on friday we saw mike huck abee announce he's planning to announce something on the presidency on "a special report with bret bair." >> it's decision time. where are you? >> i will announce on may the 5th in my hometown of hope, arkansas what my plans are going to be and i will let everybody say come to hope on may 5th you will find out what's going to happen. >> the question for us as we enter the real primary season is how has this rejiggered the landscape of real america and the media. joining us is hadas goal. >> thanks for having me. >> you pointed out there's interesting research from the pew research center how republicans get their news from a flairower number of sources from progressives or people in th

. >> jon: let me ask you, when you walk into the roger ailes wing of the building, is it darker and colder sunshine and light. >> jon: are you really there. you have very optimistic. >> i am i write about it in my book. i grew up on a ranch in wyoming. i'm a morning person. >> jon: time do you get up? >> now not as early as i did, but before i would get up before dawn and i would usually go to dead at 10. >> jon: what time of year is that? >> it depend on what time of year. >> jon: can you ride horses? >> i can. that was one of the great compliments from my grandfather is that i was a great horsewoman. >> jon: it the tradition western-- >> western! >> jon: is it on bare. >> western on a quarter horse. >> jon: you know what's so weird, i field feel like and you i grew up in the same way. and maybe that's why we're both so sunny. >> that's right are you-- are you, like, a pessimist-pessimist. >> jon: i'm not a pessimist at all. i think i'm an optimistic idealist. i believe deeply in the goodness and-- i'm not ( bleep ) you. like, i know-- >> that's why -- >> this is anguish. this isn't pessi

the people that sign my paycheck rupert murdoch to roger ailes to bill shine the greatest man on theace of the earth. melissa: i still wish that they -- >> no. >> it makes you less miserable. >> i have been self-employed for multiple decades. they know how to give you the purpose of life. melissa: if they like their boss it is because they feel like they can approach their boss. >> people admit that the greatest bosses of the world are approved for murdoch -- >> they know how to communicate. >> all right. thank you very much al qaeda. hundreds of prisoners. plus a huge season for the housing market. the best time to sell your house. more money coming up. ♪ you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. melissa: a terrorist attack killing nearly 150 people in kenya. al qaeda linked group is taking responsibility for the attack.

our boss roger ailes talks about how he was taught to run toward the danger.and up for people that were in trouble. family value that was engrained in him in a young age. >> good samaritan. different mind set in today's day and age they think i don't want to get involved. it's knob of my business and this group think that you see. >> more than that anybody can call 91 1. all right? you don't get involved. you say there is an assault sexual assault taking place on the beach. >> more and more this kind of thing. >> standing around with cups of beer watching. >> remember the poor man in connecticut out on the road and carbs were swerving around him and vape of being shot in the front of a convenience store. stepping over the body. >> it's desensitized. i think we are seeing it in america big time and all over the world. >> make a mental note to yourself before you encounter a situation like that that you will be the person who stands up. you have to challenge yourself. >> that's not taught. that's not taught. >> you can teach yourself. we are teaching it right no

if you want a different job, i know this, during the time that i worked for roger ailes at fox, if i had been consistently going over to abc and asking you guys for a job and never showed up at work at fox, i don't think roger would have kept me on the payroll. i'm pretty sure he would have turned me loose, as he should have. so i just believe that people if they want a new job, be honest about it. say this one is not satisfying to me. i really don't want this one anymore. i'm going to resign. i'll go after the job i really want, which is president of the united states. >> we'll be looking for your announcement soon. thank you. >>> we'll be back with "the roundtable's" take on the field. and jon karl talks to laura bush. >>> name the former first lady who mused on her life in the white house, here's the quote -- the vice president's wife can say anything, nobody cares. the minute you say something as president's wife, you have made the news. we'll be back with the answer. we'll be back with the answer. are you having activia? greek. oh cause it looks like activia. greek. activia greek