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but alongside roger ailes, he worked with a man named jon kraushar. today in 2015, roger ailes is obviously still very busy running the fox news channel. but jon kraushar is still around too and jon kraushar today is also back in the news because jon kraushar reportedly today all these years later just got himself a new client in the bush family. according to a report today in new york magazine, the jeb bush for president campaign has just hired jon kraushar to overhaul the debating and tv skills of the latest of george h.w. bush's sons to make a run for the presidency. ailes and kraushar were seen as critical to getting bush into the white house in 1988. can the exact same guy and the exact same type of training also do it for jeb 30 years down the road? if the jeb bush for president campaign is going to turn around, the place they are at now from which they are trying to execute this turn is much farther off course than they imagined it to be. latest polling his him in fifth place. latest iowa polling has him in seventh place. the latest iowa number

and i resigned from there and i have been following the history of roger ailes for several years. >> you get a meeting with ailes. >> um-huh. >> not easy. >> listen. >> i didn't get a meeting with him. he doesn't even know who i am. i have been here 19 years. >> listen, it is not easy to crack the lineup for the the new york yankees. >> this man here i see on tv doing it but it was for another channel. >> ailes likes you and he puts you with maccallum because nobody would work with her. >> a lot of emails on bill hemmer and welcome to america's newsroom. >> a lot of emails, indeed. good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. >> when you come from another cable network to fox it is a substantial change to your professional life the way the business is set up here at fox under ailes we don't have the employees that these other networks have. we do so much more with so fewer people. >> that's because we are so much smarter than they are. we don't need all those people. >> your parents have been married for 52 years. >> 54 years coming up in august. >> you better give them a nice prese

i want to start my day with my children first and he offered a blessing to do so. -- roger ailes.onfident this decision is the right one for my family. she will share more about her decision this morning on "fox and friend and we miss hwish he best. >> lovely person. >> the time is 26 -- 36 after the hour. the clock kid arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school now demanding millions in damages. the lawsuit just filed. >> do you like beer? how they could put your favor rate brewery out of business. the plant is with the other size. how the man picked the wrong investment. ♪ i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ >> welcome back to "fox and friend first. if you see something, send something. new york city unveiling a new terror app so people can report suspicious activity around the ci

in '88 we had a great team; roger ailes, lee atwater and myself provided some of the toughness and the hard response. and it allowed him to talk in a positive way. what happened in '92, i think, is that he was expected to do both sides of that, and it really just didn't work. >> how much of the time was spent on policy and how much time was spent on re-election focus? general domestic policy and foreign policy? >> i was in the white house from 1989 to march of 1992. and even though you do political things in that period -- the president would do some fundraisers and would during the re-election cycle of 1990 went out and campaigned for some republican candidates -- i can tell you that probably not enough time was spent on politics. and the president -- just take a look at what was happening simultaneously. the dealing with the soviet union, dealing with saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait, the negotiation on every one of those pieces of domestic legislation i talked to you about by a president who would invest personal time meeting with rostenkowski over two dozen times, meeting with c

. >> the line was fed to bush by roger ailes, now chairman of fox news. >> it was a moment he created a moment of support. it was interesting that he expressed doubt. you know, you think it went okay. and it went okay. it went better than okay. >> bush won the nomination by getting tough with his republican competitors. >> bush went negative. bush won the primary in new hampshire and then won in south carolina and pressed on to victory, ultimately. >> his first big decision as nominee was to pick a running mate. bush chose a relative unknown, the 41-year-old senator from indiana, dan quayle. >> george bush made an official offer and i said, oh, thank you very much. we'll be a great team. and he says, we want to keep it a surprise, so don't tell anybody. i says, well, surprise, i said, i'm sort of watching television, and they just said it's not dole and it's not kemp. i think they might figure out, fairly soon, that it might be me. and he said, look, this is your first assignment. now, don't screw it up. >> i'm proud to have dan quayle at my side. >> bush wanted a surprise. he wanted

that's a reference to roger ailes at fox news. >> in the first debate there was push back on a fox anchor who asked pointed question to donald trump. michael shure reporting from los angeles. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders launched his first tv advertisement today. >> sick and tired of established politics and they want real change. >> bernie sanders brands himself as an alternative. corruption, change, income and equality and affordable education and touts campaign contributos, he has a way to go. airing 7500 adds. and raise more than twice as much money as senator sanders. >> secretary of state john kerry. diplomatic correspondent was forcibly removed as she tried to question the president, islam cara move on his human rights president. global watchdog groups call the country repressive. a state department official apologised for their role in escorting more hello out. >> an increase is expected in the number of people made ill. made by the restaurants in washington state and in oregon. they sickened 19 people in western washington and another three in portland ore

he goes on and on about this there was a meeting with he and roger ailes to get fox news off his back. he is whiney about this. i find this amusing because he is describing himself with fox news. >> van, final thought and we have to go. >> any time a news agency names itself after a furry predatory mammal, i think the name speaks for itself. >> it was william fox a century ago. >> van jones and jeffrey lord thank you. >> donald trump will be on cnn tomorrow morning on "new day" starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the governor's mansion changing hands in kentucky. cnn projecting that matt bevin will win that race. outgoing governor that took federal money to expand medicaid coverage and matt bevin promises to reverse that. >>> a dying child's wish and her parent's decision to honor it. is a 5-year-old old enough to choose heaven over the hospital? can she truly understand what it means? >>> our next story is about the most wrenching decision a parent can face. imagine your child is sick and doctors cannot cure her and she told you she wanted to go to heaven. would you honor her wish? wh

i don't expect to see a change. >> so roger ailes wasn't brought up? >> i wasn't there but my campaign people never mentioned his name was brought up. it was more like, okay, we know what's happening next tuesday. let's going forward try to get it done right. >> governor george pa kha patak thanks for stopping by. >>> you're looking at live pictures from florida where jeb bush is launching his fix it tour. does that mean the jeb exclamation point is gone? it's more than a network. it's how you stay connected. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you get an industry leading broadband network and cloud and hosting services. centurylink. your link to what's next. ♪ just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. diis critical f

according to the washington post, among the reasons kosht one operative is people are afraid to make roger ailes mad, a reference to the network chief. >>> let me ask you if you stand by the claim that as a 14-year-old boy you attempted to stab another boy and attacked your mother with a hammer. >> those things are absolutely true. i am 100% sure they are true. this is simply an attempt to smear and to deflect the argument to something else. >> to many carson supporters questions about whether or not past stories are true are nothing more than a smear campaign by the so-called liberal media. we watch fox news and listen to the radio. >> if you predict how the flurry around the memoir would play out so far it's done nothing to damage his popularity. a news poll has him leading the pack with 71%. another has him the highest against hillary clinton. due to his mild mannered if odd disposition, candidates other than donald trump have been reticent to attack dr. carson. one of the big questions going into tonight's debate is if one of the other candidate wills try to go after carson on that area. joi

roger ails, a great man. that does it for us on this fox report. thanksgiving, turkey day is coming up. thanks for >>> it is monday, november 23. high anxiety ahead of the holly. police officers training as homeland security urges americans to keep their thanksgiving plans. >> we want the public to continue to go to public events, celebrate the holiday season. >> the new national security questions in the wake of terror attacks abroad. >>> a where break in the case o pastor's pregnant wife killed in cold blood. the arrest just announced. >>> and wild weather making a mess of travel plans. maria molina tracking where the storm is heading next. fox and friends first starts right now. >>> good morning.. you're watching fox and friends first. nice to have you here. thank you so much for starting your week and your day with us. we begin with the fox news alert. holiday travelers on high alert. hope land security urging millions of americans not to change their thanksgiving travel plans despite growing fears of a terror attack. kristin fisher is live in

roger ails, a great man. that does it for us on this fox report. thanksgiving, turkey day is coming up. thanks for watching, i'll be back with you tomorrow with outnumber outnumbered. >>> you are in watter's world and i'm jesse watters. the world is still realing from the attacks on paris this last week. savages slaughtered 130 innocent civilians scattered over the streets of paris. everybody is on high alert. these are the facts. the prime minister announced that the mastermind exploited the refugee crisis to slip in. a syrian passport was found next to the body of one of the isis attackers. isis fightires posing as syrian refugees were caught just days ago sneaking into europe. men with fake passports were recently stopped by u.s. customs officials and eight syrian nationals were detained this week crossing the mexican border into texas. in order to protect americans from radicals posing as refugees, most governors are calling on president obama to stop, for now, his plan to fast-track 10,000 syrian refugees into this country. but president obama

. >> the line was fed to bush by roger ailes now chairman of fox news. >> it was a moment he createdoment of support. it was interesting that he expressed doubt. you know you think it went okay. and it went okay. it went better than okay. >> bush won the nomination by getting tough with his republican competitors. >> bush went negative. bush won the primary in new hampshire and then won in south carolina and pressed on to victory, ultimately. >> his first big decision as nominee was to pick a running mate. bush chose a relative unknown, the 41-year-old senator from indiana, dan quayle. >> george bush made an official offer and i said, oh, thank you very much. we'll be a great team. and he says, we want to keep it a surprise, so don't tell anybody. i says, well surprise i said i'm sort of watching television and they just said it's not dole and it's not kemp. i think they might figure out, fairly soon that it might be me. and he said, look, this is your first assignment. now, don't screw it up. >> i'm proud to have dan quayle at my side. >> bush wanted a surprise. he wanted to be as h

and thank you, roger ailes, you keep our dreams moving forward. we're grateful. >>> all right.g up. i did a periscope. you were going through your bag. we're going to find out what you roll with. andrea: we'll see about that, harris. harris: we're not going to go through -- andrea: that was your idea. >> that could be dicey. kennedy: it's going to be very moist. harris: it'll be fine. foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on the overtime tab. glad to have you today. >> had a great time. harris: click on the overtime tab when you get to our page, we're back here at noon tomorrow, "happening "happening"

and we taught roger ailes book. what happened to those days? >> excellent plug. >> thank you very much. >> that's true there was a real education, like you said from conservative professors. >> look what's going on in the last year or so. jerry seinfeld and chris rock say they're not going to play college campuses any more. now we have liberal protesters taking on liberal professors, presidents and chancellors. now maybe the left is going to start to wake up. you lose hollywood and academia, what do they have left? >> it's not going to end until parents decide i'm not going to, i'm not going to pay for this crap. i think we have a call for here this is mike middleton, the interim president of the university of missouri on safe spaces. >> i think safe spaces are critical. i think students need spaces where they can feel comfortable, where they can interact. without fear. but i think if you're asking in the context of the first amendment and free speech issues, that's a very delicate balance. >> it's not a delicate balance. >> i don't understand

other folks are saying from inside the meeting, this had more to do with folks being scared of roger ailes lot of things at play. one, you're eight days out so there's not so much that can be changed when you don't have the leeway, the runway to make it happen. second of all, again, it's not my job or the rnc's job to tell the candidates what they want. if they like the format as fox has put forward, then that's all we care about here at the rnc. our job is not to tell them how it should be. if they're happy with the for t format, great. if they're not happy, they can advocate -- >> but one thing they're not. -- real quick. i know, i'm sorry to cut you off. one thing they're not happy with, you heard ted cruz saying, no one should be able to moderate a debate if they've never voted in a republican primary. they're mad at the questioning they're not hearing from conservatives. but the cnn debates, we have -- hugh hewitt has been asking questions. he's a very strong conservative voice. so, what they're happy with and not happy with, they don't seem to be in alignment what they're saying publ

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living in a nazi germany-like situation we're also living in a cuba-like situation if it wasn't for roger ailes and bill o'reilly. >> it's funny how well he's doing in the polls for a guy who can't get his message out. >> isn't it? >> rebecca. >> we all know those of us who watched the last republican debate that jeb bush didn't quite land his punches against marco rubio. >> he's down to 4. >> but the attack line is actually starting to resonate with voters. his attack on marco rubio for not attending votes in the senate. i went down to florida recently, talked to some of their home state voters, jeb bush and marco rubio, people who have voted for them in the past that are now supporting trump. asked them why have you left team jeb and team marco and they told me regarding marco rubio senate votes were the problem. >> it's tough being a no-show and a credit risk. anyway, thank you. thanks to everybody at the "hardball" round table. carol lee, david corn, and rebecca berg. up next the power against the president. a revealing look at how lady bird johnson was the defining force behind lbj's path

demands apply to the next debate and that also has to do with the power relationship between fox and roger ailes and these candidates. >> it worked out that way. there was agreement in the room that it was a bit too late to ask for fox business news to renegotiate but also they did not want to mess with fox news. it as was easier in the words of one campaign manager to mess with cnbc than fox news. >> thank you, dave weigel. i'm joined by democratic pollster and political strategist stanley greenberg who advised the presidential campaigns of bill clinton and al gore. author of the new book "america ascendant." you have been in politics a while. have you ever seen anything like what is going on institutionally with the republican party right now? >> no. and we are all in awe each day. but it also appears to me quite naked. i think what i realize and i think it's very real, the rnc doesn't have any power. it is not the republican party. we have watched a republican party that's mounted a ferocious counterrevolution to the trends in this country. it's built over a decade. and the voters that are ba

won't have to comply is because there were some people in the room last night that are afraid of roger ailesx. did you hear that sentiment? >> i read it in "the washington post." i wouldn't say that means it happened. but i also think that if, look, the candidates collectively talked about that, if they agree the criteria and format for this upcoming debate is something they're amenable to, that's great. our job isn't to make decisions for them, it's to sad veadvocat their behalf. if they're comfortable with the upcoming format, then we are as well. if they're not, then we're not. we don't make decisions on their behalf. we work for them. >> great to see you on "new day." >> you bet. thank you. >>> we'll talk more about this with chris christie and lindsey graham in the next hour. stick around for that. chris? >>> truth to power in a brand new interview, actress leah remini is unleashing scathing comments against her former church, the church of scientology. what did she say and will there be any fallout? we'll dig in when we come back. hi i'm heather cox on location with the famous, big ida

roger ailes, who i found out can be not just wise and so effective and the best leader that i have knownughtful, and supportive boss that i could have known as he walked me through this decision making. which was not easy. and it wasn't easy because he is the best man that i've worked for. i pray that my kids and my daughter as a working woman comes her time has the honor of working for someone like him who understands the working mom part. and it's hard because of all of you. you all have made this a really hard decision because i have fallen head over heels in love with this place. this is my family here. this is the a decision i'm making and i feel the peace of god about it, that i'm in a season where the kids need the best of me, not the rest of me. and it's not -- >> that's why you're going to take care of your family. >> i'm going to spend this time with the kids in the morning. start their day off right. mornings here are certainly better with friends. mornings at home right now at this time in our life are better with mom my. i will say i've made a promise to god and to all of yo

maria: congratulations to all graduates congratulations to roger ailes what a great program i want toctacular shaffon white. >> i wish ever ceo big or small in this country would look at roger's diversity program here in ailes apprenticeship program do same thing what a different world would it be. maria: true training makes a difference. >> i think what you are hearing from the program graduates, expreliminariphize how we feel working here we feel sported and there is a level of mutual respect, are there is never a moment where you can't ask for help. and be guided and mentored, when we'll come in this building it changes your life. >> couldn't agree more cult you' unbelievable tomorrow graduates from the program don't miss that stay with us tomorrow american retailers breathe big on black from my we preview some of the best deals a jump-start on holiday shopping, new fox news polls out donald trump still ahead in the race for gop nomination can he hold that lead you are watching "mornings with maria" on the fox business network, back in a moment. ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes

you see these young people being there, talking to roger ailes, such a legend himself. >> despite all he's accomplished see the pride in his face about the young people being lifted up, not just his words but as he was watching them, he was beaming as if they were his own kids. >> this week we will introduce you to the graduating class right here on "fox & friends." you're going to see that this week on "fox & friends." >> very cool. >>> coming up on the show, while the u.s. is battling over taking thousands of syrian refugees, saudi arabia has tens of thousands of empty tents ready to go. so why are they refusing to take them? >> plus, a college creates a safe space in their student n s newspaper solely for minorities. starting to become a trend around the nation. the publisher says it's ridiculous and he joins us coming up. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are

i met with roger ailes and roger said i want you to know that this baby is part of the fox family. >>t of flowers from you guys and the card said welcome to the latest freedom fighter. and we both started crying when we were reading it because we just felt just you guys have embraced us and loved us, and it's been amazing. because his family's in florida. mine's in south carolina. my mom is in town, his family's been in town. my dad's been in town. but to know we have family here remaining, really means a lot. you all have been just incredible. >> your mom is there with you. we love your mom. she's there. she's been running the camera for you all morning, she's been setting up -- >> mom? >> mom. nothing like a visit from mom when you have a baby. >> so we -- >> exactly. >> bring her to the couch. >> here's my mom. >> hey, mom. >> you want to sit in here? >> no, no, no. >> mom is a school teacher for 33 years. and nationally certified in child education, so early childhood education so this has been very helpful. this is her chair. this is where she rocks the baby and she happens been

>> very famously, roger ailes gave advice to ronald reagan before a debate he was having., you didn't get elected on details. it's all about vision. i agree with the point that you're making and i would also say he's providing exactly the level of information that american voters -- republican american voters are demanding. he's still leading the polls although we can talk about how his margin has shrunken and may continue to shrink. to the extent people are frustrated with his lack of detail, they should probably be frustrated with what the demands are that are being made of him. i don't mean bit media. you've asked for the detail. by the public that are still willing to support him without that concrete plan on any issue. >> michael, bill, great to get your follow-up to the trump interview. we want to hear your take out there. tweet us using #newdaycnn or post your comment on facebook.com/newday. chris looks forward to reading all of those. >> he's looking forward to reading your tweets. she's looking forward to reading his tweets. >> that's right. >>> back to the top st