now, my message to karl rove, if you stay on the same course, karl rove will lead you to even greaterasters in 2014 in what you sell in 2012. tea party activists have come to understand that if you vote for the lesser of the evils, you are still voting for evil. [applause] if you give us candidates, you declare war on our candidates, you give us candidates in the pockets of big business, you give us candidates that are not constitutional conservatives, you are going to have a rude awakening the day after elections. i love amnesty for illegal immigrants. leading our nation. the establishment can say, we are the only the establishment can say well, we're the only chance at repealing obamacare and if you don't elect us the democrats are not going to do it. how many in this room really trust the current republican leadership in the senate and in the house to actually do what they say and repeal obamacare, raise your hands? how many dosed -- don't trust them? so, why should we believe anything that they say? they don't keep their word. they don't like being held

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and finally according karl rove has adjourned the trial of egypt's ousted president until tuesday after the proceedings resumed earlier in the day morsi along with fourteen others from the muslim brotherhood charged with inciting the killing of protesters back in twenty two trial comes a day after supporters and opponents of the former islamist leader clashed in a number of cities across egypt with police firing tear gas to disperse the mobs. israeli democracy is well and truly embracing cyberspace last year the government admitted it paid some students to defend its policies on social networks now it's using facebook rather than direct face to face meetings to ask the public what it wants explains. there's a new kind of politics blowing through cyberspace the parliaments on facebook and its users are the legislators it's very simple citizens right the page what they want to change. sometimes even better if they write how and we take the

i think the republican party, george bush and karl rove, lost the senate and house in 2006. who gave them the house in 2010? i think the tea party. and they're holding on the establishment with their fingertips on to the senate, trashing conservatives, making -- sleeping in bed with the u.s. chamber of crony capitalism. >> they're saying now, whether they got their funds, they're saying the hell with you, eat it. >> i don't work for them and they mean nothing to me. if i had my way they're gone. i've seen leaders and worked for leaders, and leaders change evens. leaders affect the future, and they have arguments. they don't stand there and talk with marbles in their mouth, trash their own party and so follower. look, it's a party right now. we need a new republican party. new leaders. i've seen it. i've seen it with reagan and gingrich. there are men and women out there who are waiting in the wings who can lead this party and make a case. but i want to say this because it happens a lot on your

this would lead to immediate rove. we recovery. we saw unemployment was -- they continued to says it was going to jump start the economy. but the most important number i think is to look at what the -- what the unemployment rate would be today if the labor force participation rate were the same today that it was then. and the unemployment rate today would be 10.8%. that is not a success no matter how the white house tries to spin it. >> dan pfeiffer today,

how are you, karl rove. i'll try not to breathe in your direction. >> my wife came to new york and came home sick. >> interesting to a lot of people, what names come to mind -- >> look, there are 16 of them. let's stay focused on this one we were talking about tonight. i thought first of all nobody wants to be named the early frontrunner. because that happened to chris christie and they came after him. and so i hope senator paul strikes me as a very sharp guy does not want to be seen as the frontrunner. >> you supported him for the senate. >> oh, yeah, we spent like 3 or $4 million from american crossroads, to help. to me it is very interesting. he is a contender. too early to start, in my opinion, having frontrunners. but he is a contender. he is let libertarian than his father. and he is really a pragmatic politician when is comes to the factors. he says the republican party and conservatives need to recognize that our principles are for everybody everywhere, at all times. he says why doesn't the republica

we are back with karl rove. extent is obamacare going to be the strategy of both parties going to into the mid terms? >> well, i think it's going to be a big part of the republican strategy. democrats are going to try to diminish the damage that's being done to their brand and to their candidates by it but republicans have got to be careful in how they approach it. they have got to, in my opinion, first of all, be very focused on the fact they say to the american people they didn't tell the truth about this law pooch were warning, experts were warning. congressional budget office saying people were going to lose coverage. actuaries at the department of health and human services were warning you wouldn't be able to keep your plan. we have got to have republicans simply say there were not only lots of problems but democrats were warned there were going to be lots of problems and they turned a blind eye to them. secondly you can really trust the people who passed this law to be the people to fix it? they rammed it

lou: yeah, well, you know, emasculated by karl rove and mitt romney. >> don't get us starre!!ed on karl rove. >> it worked so well for her. >> i am rooting for bill clinton a doormat for president in 2016. lou: chris plant thank you, matt patrick thank you, todd starns thank you. >> thank you. >> carl will double his stake in new york times to almost 22% ownership. just a little less than half of shares value today's close, a good deal, and a timely investment. up next, we'll take up ggowing divide between big business, and conservatives in the republican party. when it comes to immigration and a host of other issue, we'll be joined by vice president geneve wood, she is next. if you'vgot copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily haled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstruc aiays for a full 24 hour spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium omide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney

so these two people talking a team that finished on six under sixty six in six second place while rove about who also carded a sixty six to grab it showed that the inside. i think. i do. ch. it did ukrainian says it's too late oh four toronto has been credited to a new medical treatment. the thirty five year old who claims to be abducted and tortured for the week by mysterious kidnappers was about to leave hospital after weston to get into contention the ukrainian police according to a rescue. i would also pose and the two of the group called open mike made appetizers has been protecting the protest comes to kiev to more toxic and sentences prompted opposition action we need to open i self defense units to control their own children the streets and into safety and if we count the corner friends call your neighbors patrols the streets and helios else can start to lawlessness. organized by the authorities with the help of ironic. my to do. kristin fifty indicate the two last week make a few concessions to contestants including repealing some anti protests tools. it estimates that day of

it's the same thing the buzz saw that rove ran into.ney and influence and power shifted away from the infrastructure of the party. started under my watch at the rnc with rove and that crew decided we can take the big dollar donors and move them over here into these silos that have been created by the supreme court's decision citizens united. messina along with other democrats have moved into that space as well. he is doing it like you said very much like rove but they have to keep in mind the base of the party is still the controlling x-factor here. as we have seen with tea party activists and the gop you can see that same kind of noise emanating from the democrats particularly when you get beyond 2016 and the field is much more or closer to 2016 the field is much more wide open for presidential nominee. >> there is a little subplot here also which is his lean towards hillary clinton the most prominent obama person to basically anoint her. you have to think what joe biden thinks about that and the base of the party, some of whom aren't

i agree with rove. can't go after hillary clinton, why didn't you do this, why didn't you do this? republicans have to learn, sooner than later, that they have to have a strategy that says here's what we're for and this is how we're going to do it. they talked about it, but you need to be able to put up a positive -- this is what you do, this is how i do it, instead of saying no, no. >> i agree with that, but don't you think they should ask her what she plans on doing instead of talking about what her husband did, instead of talking about her appearance, her weight. leave that and ask, here's what we're going to do, what are you going to do? >> listen, if obamacare goes as badly as you think it is, they'll raise that issue on her because of the health care reform debate began with her heading up the health care reform panel at the white house. but i think you're exactly right about this. you're going to have to force her to say this is what i would do. she's going to have to force republicans to say, ok

mccain a few months ago went to ukraine and the problems in ukraine in a way what does mccain and rove have to do here or thoughts of this i'm blue well i mean mccain did worse we had created a military outpost in the former soviet republic of georgia when saakashvili was president. one of the largest cia agencies in the world was there we'd arm this georgian fighting force and we were encouraged saakashvili or we lost control of it there's a debate about that but on the eve as you say you may be the only person in the american me whose other ever uttered these words other than than myself it was saakashvili began that war when he attacked or setia provinces inside georgia but under russian protection mccain went to tbilisi the capital of georgia and said we are all georgians ok flash forward to. december november december and this crisis in ukraine which i think is the worst international crisis unfolding in the world today and mccain goes there and he stands on a platform with the leaders of the protesters in the streets one of whom israel calls a quick easy fascist and in any semi a

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. >> we'll get into it with former ohio governor ted strikland and gop strategist karl rove. then another obamacare delay continues a controversial practice. raising questions whether the president's un rat lal rewriila of the law are legal. >> we've never seen a president who takes the view if you disagree with a federal law he can ignore it or just change it. >> can president obama change obamacare without going back to congress? we'll ask republican mike lee of the senate judiciary committee. and congressman javier basara, chairman of the house democratic caucus. and our power player of the week, medalist girard senahi is live in studio and promises to astound our panelists. we'll see. all right now. on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. when new jersey's chris christie spoke in chicago this week, a former governor was sent to act as a truth squad. and when papers from one of hillary clinton's closest friends were discovered, we decided it is not too soon to talk about the 2016 presidential election. joining us from ohio, that former governor d

joining us from austin, texas, fox news analyst karl rove.ow, they are getting little ratings bump over there but and it's surprising because it's just night after night after night. there is nothing new. they are on a jihad against christie. why? why are they wasting all the time? >> well, don't look just at msnbc. they are the tool. they -- look back behind them and you will see a lot of democrats, particularly those concerned about 2016 who are doing this for two reasons. one is because they think think have to and the second because they can. they have to because they look at christie and say he, at the time that this broke was the frontrunner on the republican side and in many polls was tied or ahead of hillary clinton. so they are worried about him. and their object is to tear him down. by tearing him down they send a message to any other republican if you are coming after us, this is the kind of treatment you can expect from us. they are doing it because they can. because they have a willing media to help them. not just msnbc. but this

and from texas, former bush white house senior adviser, karl rove. all right, gentlemen, we're going to get to chris christie in a moment, but let's start with those papers from close clinton friend diane blair. in the papers, hillary clinton calls monica lewinsky a narcissistic loony toon and adds it was con centusensuaconsensua power relationship and not sex within any real term. and hc still in despair that nobody in white house is tough enough and mean enough. and then going after former president bill clinton as a sexual predator. >> their standard bearer seems to be a guy committing the workplace kind of violence that we should all be opposed to. >> karl, i understand that republicans are going to need an affirmative agenda, but does all that history have any traction in 2016? >> well, it may, but the trouble for republicans is going to be it's easier to say what you're against and harder to say what you're for. go back to 2000, for example, it would have been easy for then candidate governor george w. bush to have repeated some of the charges

since its founding, rove's gps has spent $253 million supporting republican candidates.ngton post" and the center for responsive politics reveal that the coke brothers political groups raised more than $400 million in 2012. as the times reports, the irs hearings are a convenient sideshow. they sap resources from the agency so it can't investigate the big fish. marcus owens who directed the irs's exempt organization from 1990 to 2000 told the times the clear impact from the negotiations has been to throw a proverbial wooden shoe into the machinery causing it to grind to a halt. if conservatives can run out the clock, the irs investigation of these groups will exceed the statute of limitations. while minor characters pay the price, the big players will in all probability skate. rove and the cokes are unlikely to see their tax exempt political reined in or the financial clout of their 501 c independent expenditure groups. there, america, is your scandal. that's all for now. see you back here tomorrow. the ed show it up next. >>> good evening americans and welcome to the ed

let's watch rove in action there. >> are two things wrong with this. one is the arrogance of the moment and the continuing stubbornness of this cover-up. the attack happens on a wednesday night. by thursday morning, the libyan president is telling america this is a terrorist incident. by sunday morning, susan rice is picked out -- i feel sorry for her in a way. she was a patsy. the american people deserve to have an answer. who concocted the scheme? who briefed susan rice? >> well, we know all the answer. the answer was the cia told her what to say. general david petraeus, who is beloved on the right and maybe he should be, but is beloved on the right said don't say al qaeda, don't say terrorist, say extremists. and by the way, this is happen had. it started in california. it worked its way through cairo and ended up in benghazi. all the facts on the table. asserted to by bipartisan sources. not just "the new york times," as you mentioned, alex, but the senate bipartisan committee. it's all in, and they keep acting like they do on evolution, like they

the next morning i get a call from karl rove. of his voice, saying you chicken you know what. you were going to win any way, just went on and on and on. it was unbelievable. i was unhinged, just unhinged. i felt sorry for him to be honest with you. god speed. >> i think we all feel sorry for karl rove. it's good to talk to you. it's a terrific book and also quite timely because you're trying to get your job back in florida. the poll has you beating the republican rick scott by eight points. >> charliecrist.com. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. wow, this hoh no.s amazing. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted

the next morning i get a call from karl rove.g at the top of his voice, saying you chicken you know what. you were going to win any way, just went on and on and on. it was unbelievable. i was unhinged, just unhinged. i felt sorry for him to be honest with you. god speed. >> i think we all feel sorry for karl rove. it's good to talk to you. it's a terrific book and also quite timely because you're trying to get your job back in florida as governor. the election is in november. the most recent poll has you beating the incumbent by eight points. good luck with that. >> charliecrist.com. thank you very much, piers. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] she won't remember this, being carried in your arms... but after a morning spent in the caribbean, playing pirates with you in secret coves, an afternoon swimming with dolphins, finished with a movie watched against the setting sun... she won't exactly be short on memories. princess cruises, come back new. ♪ that's my end goal, that's my end destination. for me, even a quick weeke

some disagreement in the republican party right now about whether to make it an issue you had karl rove a few days ago basically saying you know i think this is a bad mistake this was in the past there's so much to focus on right now why are we doing that benghazi for instance and then you have other people even ryan's priebus saying i know i think this is fair game everything is fair game so i think they actually need to come to agreement before on whether or not professor change you can do for them to do and focus on this but i think a lot of republicans are kind of scratching their heads and saying i don't think this is fair game john what do you think. well look everything is fair game to an extent but as every points out there is this big disagreement the republican party you know bill clinton's approval rating shot up during the during the impeachment hillary clinton's approval rating shot up the democrats picked up a seat in the house in the midterms and in one thousand nine hundred eight on heard of in the sixth year of a presidency this is been a problem for republicans of back

lou: yeah, well,ou know, emasculated by karl rove and mitt romney. >> don't get us starre!!ove. >> it workedso well for her. >> i am rooting for bill clinton a doormat fresident in 2016. lou: chris plant thank you, matt patrick thank you, todd starns thank you. >> thanknk youou. carl will double his stake in new york times to almost 22% ownership. just a little less than half of shares value today's close, a good deal, and a timely investment. up next, we'll take up ggowing divide between big business, and conservatives in the republican party. when it comes to immigration and a host ofther issue, we'll be joined by vice president geneve wood, she is next. lou: aeek ago u.s. chamber of commerce ceo tom crow cw crow -- ceo tom donohue wrote an op-ed, here to talk 'why big business seems to be moving in opposition direct of coervatives on immigration and other issues is viceresident haiheritage foundation geneve wood. great to have you with us. >> glad to be here 9. lou: tom donohue pace belie telling republican party how it is going to be.. not the house legislation. and push

karl rove is here to react to that live in austin, texas.rning to you. >> good morning to you. bill: carney kind of doubled down too in that comment. he said obamacare will actually help democrats in november, broadly speaking. how do you see it? >> well this is what white houses have to say and when you face a second midterm election. i know i went through that myself. you have to go out there and sort of raise the spirits. you can't go out there and say we'll get our posteriors handed to us. you have to talk optimistically but let's go through what he said. he said they would keep the senate because of popularity of the president's policies. look, his policies, the stimulus bill, the deficits, the spending, obamacare, all of these are unpopular. for example, on obamacare, it is not only upside down, more people dislike the law than like the law but energy is with the opponents. 34% strongly oppose the law. only 21% support it. in addition to that the president's job approval is low. it is about 43.2% in the real "l clear politics" average.

." >> karl rove explains why obamacare kills jobs. kathleen sebelius claims there is no evidence that the healthcare law leads to job losses. >> her statement appears to ignore the new report findings. rove appeared on the record and explained why sebelius is wrong. >>> it says between now and 2024 between 2 million to 2 and a half million equivalent full-time jobs would be lost because of the volunteer in reductions in the effect of marginal tax rates in the program. in other words, it's a design of the subsidies in the affordable care act discourages people from working more. the head of the cbo says this is an implicit tax on additional work. it will mean 2 to 2 and a half million full-time workers are gone by 2013. that's only the start of the bad news. she should read it. might be entertaining reading. those are not employed at all because of the affordable care act and people working fewer hours as a result of the affordable care act. the cbos had a not tried to quantify these two from the over all effect. we can see the effect

. >> joining us from austin, texas, republican karl rove. paul, i believe, wants to return the party to it a conservative position across the board is that your reading? i have a slightly different reading. i think he wants to have a strocker influence of libertarianhpdcÑ principles inside the republican party. look, each party. first of all, let me say two things about senator paul. first of all i admire the fact that this man believes strongly that the party's pr explained and can have septemberability in every corner and community in america. is he challenging the republican party to reach tout to young people, to african-americans, to latinos, to asian americans, to get outside of our normal comfort zone. i admire him for doing it second of all, he is he running for president in 2016. every candidate that is going to run for president in 2016 is going to face a challenge of thousand describe a republican party or on the other side a democratic party that they ought to lead. and it's one of the three big challenges every presidential cand

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karl rove served as chief of staff to president bush and he's here today. good to see you in person. >> good to see you. >> what do you make of president clinton going to stump for this newcomer. >> he's been there before. in 1996 he carried the state of kentucky by about one point campaigning against mitch mcconnell who won by re-election by 12. in 2008 hillary went to campaign against mitch mcconnell and he wub by six. in 2010 bill went back to kentucky to campaign against rand paul and he won by 1. he's a familiar face in the state. i don't think at the end of the campaign it will be dispose tiff but it will help her raise money and have conversations like we're having today. >> what was interesting, she was asked whether she wants president obama to campaign for her. >> this race is about putting the people first and i don't need a surrogate to do that. what's the difference? >> one is an unpopular president and the other is a friend of her father, major powerbroker in the kentucky democratic party. >> will it hurt her she didn't vote for obamacare. tha

but, in the "wall street journal" karl rove writes this. republicans outraised their democratic opponents including in all three states, montana, south dakota, west virginia, where the democratic senators are leaving and in two of the four states, alaska, arkansas, louisiana, north carolina, where democratic incumbents are trying to hold on. talk about it with angela mcglowan, a fox news political analyst. the point that james carville seemed to make, angela, was that as bad as things are for the president, his favorability ratings just about as low as they have been in six years, carville says that republican favorability ratings are even lower and therefore things are looking good for the democrats. what do you say? >> well here we go. he is a great spin master on the actual message there, jon, but the bottom line is this, people will not vote party lines. people will vote on policy. people are going to vote on who would create a better america proves parity for their pocketbooks and clearly it is not the dem crassic party and clearly not

karl esigned to protect rove's crossroad g.p.s. and the koch brothers from houston from exposing where the money that they put into the political process is being used. everyone knows what a 501c4 is about. you give the money to the organization, they don't have to report your name to anyone. and then the organization can use it any way they want. now if an organization comes to e i.r.s. and says, we want a 501c4, the i.r.s. should ask a few questions, don't you think? if they're going to give an exemption from the american people for those people paying the taxes who put it in there. karl rove and all his cohorts ought to pay tacks if they're going to use it for the political process and it's the i.r.s.'s job to find that out. the same with liberal groups. they treat all the groups, any group that comes in, has to explain what they're going to do with the money. and we've had six investigations, but now we have a bill without any conclusion from any committee or any investigation that there's a problem. the floor of the house shou

here is what rove said about paul on fox today. >> frankly, rand paul spending a lot of time talkingut the mistakes of bill clinton does not look like a big agenda for the future of the country. i'm not certain again that beating up on bill clinton and monica lewinsky is a particularly good thing to strengthen your skills. >> well, for a long time now, i've thought rand paul is the one to watch on the republican side. he has gone on the attack early as he has tapped into the idea that people on the right are angry, and they want to see someone hit the other side hard, and that's what he is doing. that's just what he is doing with the clintons. and late today senator paul went on the attack against president obama. he is planning a lawsuit against the president, the director of national intelligence and the heads of the nsa and the fbi over nsa surveillance. we'll be back after this. >>> we're back. rafael cruz, that's senator ted cruz's father has become a political celebrity of sorts to the far right thanks to his unfiltered comments about president obama. here he is back in 2012. >

you have rove saying there is no such we can focusing on, why are we dredging up the past. so they have to decide how to handle that. but i don't think you will hear a peep on the clintons from this. and here is a tweet from the viewer that says benghazi disequalifies hilary clinton as commander in chief in her words get over it. >> i think the book has the most serious, independent, non-partisan, if i am bias i missed it, description of what happened in benghazi and the decision to be into libya and how health care put that c together. and new details about what was going on at the state department, and the aftermath with with the talking point and briefing point and that famous moment in the senate hearing where she said what difference at this point does it make. as far as benghazi goes, she said it is her biggest regret. there is no evidence that the request for more security in tripoli which is a long distance from benghazi made it to her desk or near her desk. she says she is responsible. the question for blame lies with the terrorist first for foremost. and then the

what do you say to karl rove?his terrible habit, when people ask me a question, i usually respond. what's interesting is people have come up to me and say, hey, what a great strategy. he deserves it. other people are saying, why are you beating this to the soul. people keep asking me this question so i keen answering the question. i think that hypocrisy should be pointed out and i think when people claim to say they are for women's rights, particularly in the workplace, and yet they seem to be a purveyor of some sort of troglodite mets sage to women, i think >> you brought it up and you and i have talked about it. you and i had a conversation in the context of the whole war on women. it turned out it was off camera, but you brought this up to me a few months ago. i mean, this is something you've been thinking about, right? let's gist be honest. >> no, answer questions, purely and simply. when david gregory asked me that question on the sunday morning program, i had no idea what he was going to ask me. he was prepa

what do you say to karl rove? interesting about this is people have -- some people say what a great strategy, he deserves it. other people say why are you beating this dead horse that's 20 years old? nobody realizes the situation of this. people keep asking me this question, so i keep answering the question. i think the hypocrisy should be pointed out and when people claim to say they're for women's rights and yet they seem to be a purveyor of some sort of trogladite message to women, it should be pointed out. but y'all keep asking me questions. when you quit asking me questions, i'll quit bringing the clintons up. >> when that came up with c-span, you brought it up. i was looking on the tape, because we had a conversation, the context of the whole war on women. it turned out it was off camera, but you brought this up to me a few months ago. this is something you've been thig about, right? let's just be honest. >> purely and simply, when david gregory asked me that question on the sunday morning program, i had no

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the popular vote i would remind karl rove and electoral college.ersonally for reagan in 1976 and 80 and i want you to listen. i feel certain he would be enormously proud. in fact i'll bet he would have been thrilled to stand before you write here and thank you for all you are doing and all you have done and congratulate you on this fifth anniversary of the tea party movement. i think it's appropriate to end my comments with a truism from president reagan which is the last paragraph from ibooks liberty and tyranny which most of you have heard i now but i'm going to repeat it anyway. for those of you who haven't. reagan rode freedom is never one generation away from extinction. we didn't pass it to our children in the lead stream. it must be fought for, protected and handed on for them to do the same for one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children's and our children's children what it was once like in the united states when men were free. you folks, you are an inspiration to people like me and millions of others. it's a great honor to

and hereby adapts this a a and as part of this resolution commits to all the rp and be it further roved that the rec and park department improves the safety and habitat project including the conceptual plan that includes the safety improvements to the pump house and enhancement for the california garden snake and frog. >> it's been moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. so moved. >> thank you commissioners we're on item we announced at the beginning we'll hear item 12 a we're separating item 12 which the the tower disagreement. >> good afternoon, commissioners nick or good afternoon commissioners (laughter). >> nick for the department. very expiated to be here like jake after many years of work with the final step for this commission an a very important project that we have been working on and that's, of course, the lease for the coit tore concessions operation. as you all know coit tore was built in 1933 to grace the skyline it was named after hillary clinton come back to leave a significant place for the city to add to the city she also loved. a group of artists which was a forei

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