rove and the people who surround rove have always had a problem with the truth. but right now on this issue, it's hard to tell a lie because the numbers speak for themselves. look, bush's executive orders were absurd. bush went as far as trying to shut down stem cell research with an executive order and used it to side step the geneva convention by way of executive order. he used it to destroy the possibility of having a look at presidential records. this was the most active republican group we had ever seen. so this talk about imperial presidency is something that even karl rove can't tell a lie about. and when he's out front talking like this, you have to say, something is different. he's just not right. rolled himself into that same kind of talk that just seems so crazy. >> and into the detail of it, rove explained away bush's use of executive orders by saying that the president has a broader authority when it comes to waging war. now, he, of course, was picking on the president for that of immigration. using war as the excuse, what about that? >> well, i mean

i think at that level karl rove got what he wanted from the clinton folks. >> well, karl rove has saidn't think she can be a candidate, or that she can win. then again you all remember election night of 2012 with karl rove. the panel is sticking with me. >>> still ahead, defining duplicity ahead. i'll explain coming up. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [male announcer] glucerna... nbr: scott, man - we're here 'cuz we love you. you fed your lawn earlier this spring and now you're at it again. we're concerned. scott: (chuckles) thanks neighbors, but summer's on its way. and while the grass may look bonnie green and lovely now, it still needs a late-spring feeding to keep it that way. another feeding now with scotts strengthens and helps defend your lawn from the brutal heat and heavy use to come. nbr: we knew that, right guys? oh yeah... let's go feed! scott: get scotts turf builder lawn food. feed your lawn. feed it! to

. >> an e-mail walker allegedly sent to karl rove. >> you already have one potential 2016 candidate for the republican party under a cloud of investigation. >> are they trying to do to you what they did to chris christie. >> there's no doubt -- he has not shown a great ability to handle national xrut sunscrutin >> does scott walker have a lot to worry about? >> this isn't a document released kaudsed problems for walker. >> some of the left spin this. >> it's not over adds long as it's there. it's a potential headache for scott walker. >> if you think you cannot wait for this week to be over. take a moment to consider the case of wisconsin governor and potential 2016 hopeful scott walker. governor walker got to start his day looking at headlines like thez heralding news of a alleged criminal scheme for readers in madison and milwaukee and across the entire nation. those headlines were written after documented unsealed by a federal appeals court judge jed shed new light on allegations of said scheme to illegally coordinate spending and funding between walker's campaign and conservative gr

walker send to republican karl rove. on may 12th, 2011, walker e-mailed rove saying, bottom line, r.j. helps keep in place a team that is wildly successful in wisconsin. we are running 9 recall elections and it will be like 9 congressional markets in every market in the state. now, just look at that comment, folks. is that a sales job or what? this is scott walker saying, come on, karl, bring some of that money into the state. look how we're organized. look what we're doing. look what we're up against. we need the money. you can do it. help us out. here's how good we're going to be. rj johnson is a top adviser to the wisconsin club for growth. the club for growth is the central player in the alleged criminal activity. bottom line for walker, he is in serious legal trouble. i think walker is alleged criminal activity had a major impact in the 2012 recall election in which walker won. look at the numbers. he's working over rove and these outside groups, allegedly illegally. he outraised tom barrett, 7-1 in money. two-third

it's not just rove. former deputy defense secretary paul wolfowitz loves the tv cameras these days trying to mop up his reputation. he's out with his opinion. the architect, one of them of the iraq war was out fear mongering, fear mongering about the next 9/11 earlier today. >> political leaders lead and they explain to the public that this is -- you don't like my using the world and complain to the public, this isn't some obscure conflict between shia and sunni you don't understand. this is about preventing another 9/11. that was barely ten years ago, people understand that one. and if we wait until something terrible happens, believe me, that tlb will be no need to exp, many of the options will be gone. >> so we certainly don't want to let any of the options slip away. what do you say we throw more troops into iraq and try this thing one more time again? you know what, if the republicans had power, if they could, we would be sending massive troops back to iraq so they could get it right maybe the secon

the prosecutor's filing claims governor walker sent an e-mail to karl rove. he said, quote, in an e-mail sent to karl rove on may 4, 2011, governor scott walker extolled r.j. johnson's importance in leading the coordination effort. here's what the governor said when asked about the e-mail. listen to this. >> they state that you sent an e-mail to karl rove suggesting koord medication with r.j. johnson. did that happen? >> again, i have not seen that. i don't know what specifically you're talking about. i can't imagine that. >> now, he says, senator, he can't imagine he sent the e-mail. is he accusing prosecutors of outright fabricating evidence? >> you know, it sounds a little bit like that. he sure is trying to tap dance around the truth which is he knows that is e-mail was sent. he wants to not blatantly say he didn't send the e-mail. it's no different, to be honest with you, rev, when he was talking to what he thought was a koch brother and talked to him about what he wanted to have done to tie to influence the recare k recall election and try to sabotage p

he said that karl rove is organizing this entire thing.nd the text is in all the news coverage today. and there's a lot of news coverage. >> right. so here's my question. what's illegal about this? right? i mean, walk me through this. i think there's a few responses you get from walker and republicans. one is that this has been looked over a ton. this is a partisan vendetta witch hunt. the other is this is politics. like, this is politics. in fact, the federal district judge threw this out and said this is first amendment protected activity. >> okay. george rudolph randa, the federal judge, only judge in the state of wisconsin who's a frequent flier to koch funded brothers retreats to conservative activists who's a member of the federalist society did in fact write an opinion saying that campaign finance law in wisconsin should not apply and that there should be free spending in races and that there should be, you know, complete access by outside groups to do whatever they want to do. run as many ads as they want, spend billions of dollars

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karl rove has warned republicans mr. donnelly is quite prone to sharing the weird recesses and corners of his mind and it could be really problematic for the gop saying, quote, it will be used to tarnish not only the california republican party but they'll throw it at everybody else on the ballot, kashkari, the $700 billion man has climbed in the polls and is now even with donnelly. on monday, hundreds of thousands of republicans received a robocall from former massachusetts mitt romney on kashkari's behalf. that means the top two candidates regardless of party will compete in the fall. >>> we wanted to check in on all three of these races and we'll snau start in mississippi with perry bacon who is live in jackson. perry, this is sort of the big race -- good morning. this is the big race of the day. let's talk about where things stand, particularly after this last three weeks in which mcdaniel has been forced to fight back allegations that he was involved in some way, shape or form with the filming and video of senator c

>> i think you have to look towards karl rove.re had been wealthy donors getting involved in politics in different ways but karl rove is the one that foresaw even before the citizens united supreme court decision in 2010 that really opened the flood gates, karl rove saw the potential for just a handful of these super wealthy donors to become a true force in politics. and while some of the donors have stepped out on their own and become kind of rogue agents, it's really the operatives who can channel just a handful of big donors who become the most powerful. >> i was just going to say, where's the chicken and egg here? is it big donors interested in influencing the political process, or is it political consultants who have trolled for a sugar daddy? >> i think it's both of those. what we're seeing more and more, especially after 2012 where of course rove and some of the operatives around the koch brothers were so successful in raising huge sums of money and didn't get the result. obama was re-elected. the senate remained the same a

i wasn't surprised to see karl rove's name as far as the statute is concerned. it seem it is prosecutors are focused on johnson, jordahl and the governor. i can't tell you if you are the walker campaign, on top of dismal job reports today in wisconsin, you almost have to be spinning out of control if you are that campaign now. >> you know, you involved in the recall and groups like wisconsin club for growth are classified as 501-c-4s. it means they can't coordinate with campaigns and they cannot push candidates on the issues. watch this ad that they ran in 2011. >> governor walker promised to make government live within its means. though the special interests don't like it, he's making them pay their fair share. call governor walker, tell him to keep his promises and continue fighting for wisconsin taxpayers. >> senator, does that sound like an ad pushing an issue and not a candidate? >> it absolutely does not. it sounds like it's pushing the candidate. but they didn't use the magic words, vote for or against scott walker. that's not the issue in this investigat

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, of course, the question karl rove wants everyone asking is whether democratic front-runner hillarylinton is too old and infirm to be president. >> karl rove suggested hillary clinton may have brain damage. >> look, she'll be 69 by the time of the 2016 election. she will be 77 if she serves two terms. >> stephen: let me check the math there. okay, yeah, okay, i have 69 straws in one hand, and let me get-- let me get eight more straws. yeah, yeah, that really feels like a grasping at a lot of straws. ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, yesterday, yesterday, one eagle-eyed journalist cast further doubts about hillary clinton's advanced dereppitude. >> hillary clinton's recent cover shoot for "people" is raising a lot of eyebrows. >> drudge reported tweeted, "is clinton holding a walker?" >> stephen: that's a fair and reasonable question. i do not doubt for a second that if hillary clinton used a walker, she'd insist on appearing with it on the cover of "people" magazine. no surprise, information, hillary huggers people flew into damage control releasing this statement. "secretary clinton

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. >> the karl rove question. does that put the rest what rove tried to do? >> no. don't think it is going to end it because i don't know what the scope of records is going to be. john mccain put out tens of thousands of patients of health records because of his pow history. i think there are people for whom whatever she put out it will never be enough. >> the amazing thing to me about the rove business and several other things that happened in recent weeks is how much they are desperate, the republicans, are absolutely desperate to run against her as if they can finally put the stake into the heart of clintonism. >> they're using the book for their own purposes. that is two things. she raises money in the way that ted kennedy used to raise money. they needed democratic person. attacking hillary and being on hillary clinton is a way to keep their supporters sending money. >> it will be interesting to see for public and to thought it will be an easy way to sell a book. there are certain grassroots that will always give a low dollar amount when they see her name. >> i

the very one where karl rove once sat, and prior to that hillary clinton. it has been said that karl rove was george bush's brain and that you're barack obama's spine. >> i think the president has a pretty sturdy spine all on his own. >> reporter: we were given rare access to valerie jarrett this week, both at the white house summit on working families and a full day inside the west wing to probe her influence and the administration's priorities. so the president came in to office with an astounding approval rating, and it's now down to 41%. what happened? >> look, we're going through some tough times. i'll tell you something that i learned very early in the first campaign is that you just can't look at the daily polls. my goodness, if we listened to the polls, he would have abandoned the race in the middle of the primary session. >> reporter: is it harder to govern than you thought it would be? >> oh, much more so. i think one miscalculation that i made is i did not fully appreciate that the republicans in congress were going to just say no to everything.

as we read the book, another issue she'll be asked about on the book tour, karl rove, i criticized himay he raised the questions about hillary clinton's health. she had a concussion late in her term as secretary of state. i thought the way he did it was reprehensible. but he did raise a legitimate issue. she said she'll do with what other candidates do, if she runs, she'll make her records available. she also discussed the severity of the concussion. >> it was i think a serious concussion. >> but the clot in addition. if the clot had dislodged -- >> well, can i tell you? that was scary. >> you have trouble with vision. >> because of the force of the fall i had double vision for a short period of time and i had some dizziness. >> she looks great there, very engaged in the interview. i think that's the test. can she answer the questions directly. if she runs, do they make the records available? as we watch her over the next several months, that's the ultimate test. >> this book tour and everything we've seen so far in terms of all the stops that are lined up, once again, it's hillary cli

his going into the roving room where they will wait for her majesty to arrive.oint before we get to the main event today which is the delivery of the speech itself. a thought on how the speech is put together and a kind of political tension that there might be. you are facing an intellectual contest next may. can you tell us about the process of getting the free speech is together? >> i think you touched on it earlier in the program. there were many people who said back in 2010 that the coalition couldn't last. i think what we have shown is that where we have a common goal there's a lot in our country at the time. we had gone through deep recession and those challenges the country faced brought the coalition together and we focused resolutely unless areas. bringing the deficit down and welfare reform and a whole host of changes but what you will see from the speech today is there are still a lot more to do. we have a long time to plan for that and it's something the coalition is working hard together on. >> what you pull perhaps don't realize is of course with t

>> i would do what other candidates have done, absolutely. >> what would you like to say to karl rove about your brain? >> that i know he was called bush's brains in one of the books written about him, and i wish him well. >> we'll have more from the interview on "this week" with george stephanopoulos in the morning. you can catch the entire interview, diane sawyer with hillary clinton, monday night 9:00 p.m. eastern. nothing off the table. her marriage, her plan for 2016, and when will we all know whether she's going to run, a look inside clinton's life we have not seen before. on the eve of her new book, hard choices, that prime time special monday night. >>> now, she was the original phenomenal woman. today her friends, the famous and her family gathered to remember author and poet maya angelou. during the service today in north carolina former president bill clinton described her this way, god loaned her his voice. here's abc's susan saulny. ♪ >> reporter: they called it a celebration of rising joy, both tearful -- >> the loss i feel, i cannot describe. she was the ultimate teache

, an advance look at hillary clinton sitting down with diane sawyer, and the subject turns to karl rove. h. h >>> bowe bergdahl now recovering in a military hospital. on the cover of "time" magazine with the headline "was he worth it?" is that a fair journalistic question, jim pinkerton? >> it's an important question. but there are also larger policy questions. for example, michael mucasey wrote in the "washington post" -- >> former attorney general. >> from president bush. >> this is part of the lawyer left's strategy of closing down gant noe. they need to set up the predicate of doing that. >> have the media not focused enough on that? >> i think the media are all in favor of closing guantanamo so they sort of take it as an implicit assumption of course we should shut the place down. but i think it's an important policy question when you read about how horrible these five taliban types are and you realize they're now back as armen rosen wrote in the daily beast, it essentially means the obama administration's given up on the afghan war. >> i just have to say, look, let's just focus on

the latest installment in the is hillary too old to be president smear campaign followed karl rove'sormer secretary of state was suffering from the lingering effects of brain damage from a fall at her home in 2012. an attack which seemed to have boosted rather than diminished the former first lady ahead of her book rollout next week. joining me now, senior white house correspondent from the hill and co-author of "hrc state secrets and the rebirth of hillary rodham clinton" and analyst jonathan capehart. i want to begin with this, don't these stories and smears and suggestions, karl rove's comments don't they help clinton rather than hurt her? >> i think they done the outside group, like you saw, correct the record, all running with it now. everyone wants to focus on her health, on the past, no one wants to focus on the issues. and i think they kind of do boost her. they -- these are sort of silly little arguments, no one's talking about the issues, people focused on walkergate. they do help her case in a way. >> so if they want to play small ball, they're playing with the wrong perso

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as karl rove just said, the area that they want to take over is in syria and in iraq. and if you look at the map, you know, really at this point, they've accomplished a fair amount. now, they haven't secured all of that area that's gray on that map right there, but they have really managed to take over some key cities, mosul being the most important of those in iraq. that's the second largest city in iraq. now, they were able to do this by gutting into iraq through syria. you know, in the chaos of the civil war in syria, they managed to get recruits, train them there, and then cross the border in lightning pace and do this raid that is now gotten them a lot closer to where they want' to be. >> and in terms of getting to iraq, i mean, many military people i have spoken to so far say iraq is a pretty strong hold for maliki, just the way that the city is set up so there isn't really the fear. although they are about 40 miles outside of baghdad is the thinking they will stop or is it -- or are they going all the way to baghdad? >> well, what they say is that they are going

. >> rose: the other question about her is karl rove's question. she's now said she has all medical records immediately. does that put to rest all this stuff that rove tried to create. >> no, it doesn't. because whether you think it's legitimate or not, i don't think it's going to end it because she says i'll put out what others put out. john mccain put out tens of thousands of medical records because his history and i don't think she's going to do that. there are people for whatever she puts out will never be enough. >> or the conspiracy theory. the amazing thing to me about the rove business and several other things that have happened in recent weeks is how much they're desperate, the republicans are absolutely desperate to run against her as if she want to finally be able to drive a stake in the heart of clintonism because they never can beat these guys. >> they also, they're using the book launch and the book tour for their own purposes. >> that's right. >> and that's two things. she raises money in the way ted kennedy used to raise money for t

. >> before i was here, karl rove and before karl rove, hillary clinton.ry morning, the president's briefing book on my assistant's desk. i pick up that. >> reporter: she has known the first couple since 1991 when she offered michelle robinson a job in chicago's city hall and met her then-fiance. >> starting with the front page. >> reporter: on this morning, she is eager to read coverage of the white house summit on working families. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: an event she spearheaded the day before. a rally for paid parental leave and hiking the minimum wage. >> that he is are common sense issues. >> one of the questions the "washington post" and "new york times" raised this morning, why not back legislation and if the administration believes this put your money where your mouth s >> i think we shouldn't shoot from the hip. i think what the president said is, look, let's start with the premise that every american should have paid leave and then let's have a conversation about how to get there. >> reporter: difficult with an uncooperative congre

it's amazing to me he would directly write to rove like that.y done by an aide two places away or done by r.j. johnson. not done by the governor himself, bragging about this thing that brings together 12 groups to raise money and of shift money to different races. really weird that the governor himself did that. >> why did he? >> i don't know. is he arrogant? was it cockiness? i bet he was just trying -- >> he was trying to show off. >> brag to rove. >> about how clever his operation is. >> exactly. >> does that make sense as an analysis of this that somebody you want on your side to think you are as tough as everybody. look at this. i have this organized. look at the this. >> i think it speaks to the fact that the independent groups have become so intertwined directly in campaigns and the actions of little bitle ca political partieses to the point the governor thought he was on solid ground. this is almost status quo in elections. we are seeing an interplay between campaigns and independent organizations. >> governor walker has denied any wrong

that is a smoking gun and it shows that he was talking to karl rove about coordinating the whole stateollars from outside groups into the state in these little tiny races around the state and these nine districts that he lays out and this will benefit rove and the entire nationwide, right-wing republican apparatus to pour money into wisconsin to get involved in these races and that coordination is illegal and that's been the subject of this investigation all along. >> on page 144 today, it says prosecutors argue that this scheme, quote, prehave aeded nearly aspect of the campaign activities during the 2011 and 2012 elections. say, senator taylor, what's your response to that? >> i'm not surprised, ed, of the allegations. in some sense i'm surprised maybe that the journal sentinel has said something that is not favorable of scott walker, but i'm not surprised because this is a pattern that has plagued him and his campaigns, frankly, since he was in college. it's the same kind of behavior that we've been stating consistently that he's been slippery and been able to evade and in the end i

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move you remember when call rove proclaimed you know quote like a rooster that the republicans would be in charge of american government for the next thirty five years i don't know if you recall that but it was a time when when when his hubris was it was even exceeded what it typically is and karl rove felt very empowered by the idea that he could bring a sustainable he could bring a sustainable powerhouse to the republican party by bringing in the fringe that eisenhower never would have paid attention to as a matter of fact richard nixon dismissed them and ronald reagan almost dismissed them until the out water told him you must have the crazy fringe you must have the rich the fringe the religious evangelicals and you must have you and the racist and you must have the nuts the gun nuts and you must have the anti-government types you must have this and it was like inviting a vampire into the g.o.p. house they let them in through the front door and then all of a sudden this this tea party vampire started sucking all of the blood out of the republican party and on one side in this stor

. >> just getting into the roving remand.ust one point before we get to the main event today, the delivery of the speech itself. you know, really about a kind of political tension that there might be. two different parties facing an election next may. tell us about the process of getting the speech together. >> i think that you touched on it earlier in your program. there are many people said back in 2010 that this coalition would not last for work, not the way politics is done. i think we have shown is that where we have a common goal, back in 2010 we had gone through the deepest recession and almost 100 years. those challenges brought the coalition together, and we have focused resolutely on those areas. that is bringing the deficit down, welfare reform, host of other changes. what you will see today is that there is lot more to do. it is something that the coalition is still working very hard on. >> most people don't realize that what the queen's speech reflexes, perhaps, the competing demands. they all want to get a bill

karl rove, for all of the problems i've had with karl rove through the years, he drives me just berserkt times. karl rove was saying this in 1999. the country is changing. the republican party has to change with it. i don't think karl changed exactly the way you would want to get more hispanic voters and more african-american voters but i think this is a positive development. >> that is one way to look at it. >> >> i'm saying getting african-americans to vote in republican primaries. as i have said thad cochran is a type of republican that drives me crazy. he is a big spending appropriator but i'm not stocked shocked and stunned and sadly stunning we got old white american voters. >> the people that voted for you maybe to perhaps demographics you didn't get in the past. >>> you could be like sarah palin and cry foul and be so upset about the results of losing that you talk about abandoning ship and cut the party in half and leave. >> if the republican party doesn't get their act together you would consider moving third party. explain. >> well, if republicans are going to act like democr

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