i called up karl rove. just a friend. i'm watching karl rove. he says, donald trump needs 300 points. i said, that sounds reasonable. a friend said that's impossible. here's what's going to happen. 240 or 250 or 260 and everybody thrilled at, he'll say, donald trump had a bad night. somebody said it's impossible for 300. look, you got some bad people on fox and great people and bad people. and you're going to have -- >> wait a minute. in all fairness, have you watched msnbc? they suck. >> they do treat me well. and i have to tell you. i have great respect for fox. >> i know you do. >> and you and o'reilly and he treats me a little bit rough and greta. >> neil cavuto. >> stephen hays shouldn't be on. karl rove still thinks romney won. they had to pull him off the air. the election ended about four hours ago. i'm telling you, romney won. he shouldn't be on the air. >> let's go back to hillary for a second. hillary clinton said, this is a quote, donald trump saying america's not great again. we don't have to make america great. america is already g

the karl rove policy of foreign interventionism.d open boarders has hollowed our our middle class. taking policy advice from a guy lining his pockets with corporate money. karl rove is interested in making money for a small group of corporate donors. the american people are saying we are the share holders in this country. we want to put new people in the board room to run this country and bring back middle class wealth. charles: i want to hear these things. >> we are going to fight foreign currency cheating that has destroyed america's manufacturing core. we'll bring those jobs back from china. charles: how do you do it? our federal reserve took action to drive the dollar lower. >> there are provisions in law right now to deal with foreign currency manipulation with counter veiling duties, and it will force china to improve it behavior and abide by the laws and rules of international trade. you cannot have free trade or free commerce he unless everybody plays by the same rules. number two we are going to raise middle class wages by

i did a karl rove cover. >> karl rove cover story, right. >> you know, what was that? i ended up going back to 1978, the first year he came to work for jim baker in the state. and then we kind of rolled forward through clements. and it ended up being kind of a recent history, but still a history. >> it is as much a modern history of texas politics as it was a biography of karl rove or a profile of karl rove. >> it was. and so what i saw in some of those stories like that was that i was really writing a history. or my piece about cheney and halliburton. those really were histories, actually, and i ended up -- because i remember -- now, of course i'm constructing them from interviews. >> right. >> as opposed to dusty old documents. >> but nonetheless, deep research, right? >> i saw a vision -- yeah, deep research. and i saw this idea that you could kind of tell a story by putting together events that happened a long time ago. and really that was what it was. i mean, i just thought, one, i can do this. and, two, you know, i mean i happened to -- i just happened to pick up

up is karl rove who is not a fan of donald trump. >> that karl rove why is he after me.on't like me. they are killing me. why do you put them on the show, blah blah blah blah blah blah. so, you have gotten to him and i said, look, it's rove's opinion, it's krauthammer's opinion. we have people on defending you. that's what we do. are you personally against donald trump? do you feel he is bad for the republican party? >> yeah, look. i don't support him. i have strongly held beliefs that he is not the right guy for the job. >> why? >> well, let's talk first of all issues. and then let's talk character. on the issues, we have a debt crisis coming. and ij8 is being driven by entitlement spending. and he stands up and says i will not touch social security or medicare. those are the principle drivers of our budget problem. and you need to reform these institutions before they go belly up. social security goes belly up in 2033 and the hospital portion of medicare goes belly upw@ in 2032. >> you don't feel he has gasp of issue. >> i'm an advocate of trade. this idea of starting

here to explain it all from austin, texas, karl rove.l street journal" today i'm reading your column. and you are talking about going to the republican convention with no candidate having the 1275 needed, delegates need to do win. just explain to the folks what could happen then. >> well, it's 1237 represents a majority of the republican convention for 106 years the rule in the republican party has been in order to be the nominee you have to get a majority. if we have a convention, which nobody has 1237 delegates needed, then what will happen is they will keep voting until somebody does. after thgg first ballot 57% of the dels will no longer be bound to support the person who won their state. they will be able to pick somebody else. after the second ballot 80% of the delegates will be free to choose somebody else. at the end of the sixth ballot, 100 percent will be able to choose somebody else. >> okay. so there is all kinds of politicking going on and people trying to persuade and that's why kasich and cruz hang on, right? they think th

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karl rove and i will be back as the campaign cowboys crunching the numbers as they come in.y. have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> fox urgent reports a terrorist attack abroad with u.s. diplomats targeted. among them, our assistant secretary of commerce. we are working the story. more on it in moments as we get it. and if you're just tuning into the news on this sunday, a lot to know in the political race for the white house. the second super tuesday approaching as republican candidates in particular with fiery words to set things up on "fox report." watch. >> i'm going to win here in ohio with the support of the folks here who have seen their lives improve. >> we have a president that doesn't have a clue. he doesn't know what's going on. and the people of this country are angr

joining us from los angeles, karl rove.t looks like trump will be unbeatable in florida or am i wrong? >> well, he has a very good poll here and it does reflect his numbers in the same range ofs6'7other polls that have him in the high 30's and low 40's. this is the highest number. but it's a big gap between he and marco rubio in rubio's home state. this would be deadly if it happens. this is in conflict with the fox poll is pretty good generally, but this is in conflict with another recent poll that said the majority of the people who had voted early had voted for rubio. so, this is why we have elections. >> that's why we have elections. but there is no doubt< that rubio has lost momentum. he didn't win any delegates last night. he is a good campaigner, i think. i wouldn't count him out in florida. but i think we have to look forward and assume that i would say the odds are 4 to 1 trump wins the 99 delegates. let's just stay there for now. he takes 99 delegates away. i don't know if he is stoppable after that. >> well, if t

joining us from los angeles, karl rove. it looks like trump will be unbeatable in florida or am i wrong? >> well, he has a very good poll here and it does reflect his numbers in the same range ofs6'7other polls that have him in the high 30's and low 40's. this is the highest number. but it's a big gap between he and marco rubio in rubio's home state. this would be deadly if it happens. this is in conflict with the fox poll is pretty good generally, but this is in conflict with another recent poll that said the majority of the people who had voted early had voted for rubio. so, this is why we have elections. >> that's why we have elections. but there is no doubt< that rubio has lost momentum. he didn't win any delegates last night. he is a good campaigner, i think. i wouldn't count him out in florida. but i think we have to look forward and assume that i would say the odds are 4 to 1 trump wins the 99 delegates. let's just stay there for now. he takes 99 delegates away. i don't know if he is stoppable after that. >> well, if

i had a spirited discussion with karl rove about it here on the factor last night. and today mr.on the issue. >> is there any current discussion underway, within the rnc, to change the 1237 rule? >> oh, no, not at all. in fact, that was my point to eric last night, who was a little hyper kinetic about it. >> hyperkinetic. plenty of conservatives are worried about it happening. are their concerns warranted. joining us from washington "u.s.a. today" politics editor paul singer and in the studio political. jz huey paul, it's been reported, it's been well reported. it's been discussed. are groups from the rnc meeting with high level republicans to discuss a way to change the rules for the 2016 convention at the convention? >> i think there is a thinking and actually a plan. there is no doubt that there are a lot of high level republicans and conservatives who are concerned about mr. trump's potential winning the nomination. however, keep in mind that convention rules are written by a convention rules committee that has not yet been named. these are delegates who are picked by their s

let's bring in our campaign cowboys, chris wallace, karl rove and joe trippi.o chris, tu. . >> i want to thank bill hemmer for creating such excitement for our coverage tonight. i want to bring in joe as well as carl. we heard hillary clinton live to clinton's speech and her abilities as a general election candidate. >> if you consider the past speeches this was a far more unified, central speech than she's given in the last couple weeks. she was talking about jailing student loan company executives. and tonight i'm glad we have been endorsed and we need to come together as a country. and she's closer than are the republicans and she's smart to do this. >> your thoughts about the way she's going after trump? is that the right path at this point? >> it's the right thing to solidify her base and dwell on some of the things republicans are concerned about. we're 2 or 3 months away from being in a place either side can get work from a general election. things that work in prime yar yeez don't work in primary elections. >> we're going to talk about hillary clinton's

karl rove before. this is a fight to the finish.uz have a legitimate chance at this. rather effective. he took on bill clinton. bill clinton is much more fair game. in this kind of psychological. he did it very effectively. bill clinton's problems. >> it is a little bit harder. good to have you guys here. i agree. telling young times that there really is no difference between communism and capitalism. why communism, it does not work. taking econ 101 class. some kind of panacea. that is next. ♪ ♪ trish: time for your fox business brief. the markets are closed today. the commerce department reported better-than-expected news. a big old whopping 1.4%. it is better than anyone previously estimated. still far below what was considered. strong with consumer spending and stronger exports. listen up. mcdonald's is starting to expand its all day breakfast menu. mostly in the south. only eating breakfast whenever you want. we will be right back with more intel on president obama. difference between capitalism and communism. really? see you th

>> one of karl rove's contributions the change about politics in recent elections is this emphasis on what they call micro target, using data to figure out which constituencies need to turn out. that is a little different from spin which is about communication. you might say the air and the and as opposed to the ground game that they are tied together. what it allows for is micro targeting of your messageing. that is something the great public relations specialist who was advising, something he was on to 60 years ago as well but we certainly see a more sophisticated form of messaging because each constituency through its own niche media whether it is fox news or african-american radio, on climate change the bush administration, whether men to get them to hear the white house position, there are all kinds of ways messages are tailored for specific media in order to reach specific constituencies. i wish i had more time but i know you all have either events to get to and i am getting the no. >> the destructive nature of the internet that tom friedman wrote about last week. >> we have to

pointedly asked karl rove about changing the rules, and karl rove pinned him down on that. so trump does have a point on this one. he hasn't been treated as fairly as other candidates have. but i think pete is right. i think we are finally seeing some honesty. i appreciate ted cruz and john kasich saying no. they are finally being honest. i think when trump said i don't want their support and i don't care if they support me. i thought that's a refreshing moment of honesty. establishment support probably doesn't help you anyway. versus these candidates are reneging on an unenforceable promise. we saw this coming. i never thought that donald trump was going to get behind any republican nominee other than himself. i thought he was never opposed to a third party run. and i thought that was evident. i'm not knocking him for it. i don't believe trump is running a campaign about the republican party. i think he's running a campaign on his particular ideas to make this country great. >> there is no scenario where a third-party candidate doesn't give a decisive advantage to democrat

and karl rove showing many see trump as erratic and not presidential. >>> here at home, faculty at the california state universe campuses could go on strike next month. union wants 5% for its 26 ,000 members. the union is officering 2%. university officials say they plan to keep all the campuses open and say they're taking steps to minimize the impact on students. >>> the san francisco elementary school is shutting down. st. mary's is a k-8 in chinatown. and today, only 80 students. the san francisco archdiocese saying they can't keep it going. parents were notified yesterday. >> sad moment to hear that. hopefully reopens, right? >> the school is going to close at the end of the year and could reopen kindergarten in a few years. the bling wall bilingual school. >>> a fire on #u8 0 -- 880. no one injured. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> sinbad's is being torn down. been there since 1975. and a plan to demolish it and a contentious battle and -- close about four months ago. >>> san francisco international airport want the passengers to feel like rock stars when t

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. >> i think that is the most likely go but in order to get there, to do that he's got to rally as rovepoints out the other part of the party did that did not vote for him. in order to you that he may have to change his tone and tenor.he may start delivering more scripted speeches. we are told the speech this afternoon to aipac in washington is a scripted speech for donald trump which is a rare event as you know and how he deals and talks about the other part of the party that is not voted for him will be an important sign going forward but again, the unity of the party is the only way the republicans can win once they get to a general election. otherwise you have a scenario where the democrat, likely hillary clinton walked away with it. jon: once again donald trump on with hannity tonight on fox news channel. people are going to want to check that out. and we had ted cruz and john kasich on special report bureau got them all covered. thanks brett. heather: something else coming for you. president obama on day two of the historic trip to cuba. part of the administration's effort to rest

karl rove offered advice in an op-ed-style piece in the "wall street journal." first line was change your tone before you urge your fans to knock the crap out of them, ask yourself if any president would admire your saying that. what do you make of these comments and the criticism that trump seems to be getting from everywhere? >> well, deirdre, it is great to be back on with you, first of all. i can just say that we're not going to be taking any advice from karl rove, who let's be honest, makes his living now raking in money from large corporations and not interested in the future of the republican party. we can set that aside. mr. trump was speaking figuratively and i think everybody understand that. what disappoints me is you have people like senator ted cruz, instead of condemning the far-left fascist protests that we've seen trying to disrupt free speech is attacking donald trump. that's very disappointing. deirdre: all right, i want to get to senator cruz in a little bit, but it's linked together to top conservatives who are meeting secretly but the meetin

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and karl rove, who has been involved in various anti-trump activities, he had a column last week thatke himself more presidential. they're already kissing up to him, waiting for exactly that moment you said, when he's in power and they may have to just surrender. >> democrats are excited about the prospect of him being the nominee, to the extent that democrats are excited about that, it's because they think he might lose, and even if he does win, it will blow up the republican party. i don't think there's any reason to believe that he would, a, lose, or blow up the party. >> i agree. careful what you wish for. >> frank rich, "new york" magazine's writer at large. good to see you, frank. we'll be right back. stay with us. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. tha

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maybe the next roving bear will trigger a bull market in health care because bernie sanders will fade after his michigan win, perhaps his high point, and clinton can tackle a little more favorably toward the drug companies. maybe we get a merger. sooner or later the big president harma firms are going to make moves. i don't want you to lose sight that a guy like gundlach says addressing you, the small investor. he's trying to make the point the market might be a little more dangerous than you think. if that's really the case, then only more people will buy the stocks of clorox and walmart and few will buy the stretched ocean plays like stretched out diamond. running $56 billion the way gundlach is you don't have time for niceties, individual stocks. he's making much broader, more sweeping pronouncements that might not have the value ascribed to them. he's a bond guy. gundlach could be right about some stocks for certain. as we've seen time and time again, when someone's right about a certain group that doesn't necessarily mean he's right about other sectors within the broader s&p 500.

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time for our group, gop strategist karl rove. julie pace who cars the white house and the campaign for the associated press. kimberly strossel from the "wall street journal," and analyst ron williams. we asked you for questions for the panel, and we got plenty this week about the violence at trump rallies and whether or not he's responsible for it. jenny sent this on twitter -- he specifically told people to punch them in the face. how is that not inciting violence? jean coburn wrote this on marco pointing the finger at donald? do they always blame the victim? karl, do you expect all of this about the recallallies, the violence, do you expect it to have any impact on the vote? and i ask this as a genuinely open question, will it help trump or hurt him? >> i think it will help him. let's divorce this question, put it into two parts. moveon.org, black lives matter, and others who have announced their desire to break up trump rallies by organized demonstrations inside the halls, this is reprehensible behavior, run by colonels in mir

gop strategist karl rove, julie pace. kimberly stossel and juan williams.and got plenty about the violence at trump rallies and whether or not he's responsible for it. jenny sent this on twitter. he specifically told them to punch people in the face. how is that not inciting violence? jean coburn rote thwrote this. why are ted and marco pointing the finger at donald? do they always blame the victim? do you expect all of this about the rallies, violence, do you expect it to have any impact on the vote on tuesday? if so, i ask this as an open question, will it help trump or hurt him? >> it will tend to help him. let's divorce this question and put it into two parts. moveon.org, black lives matter and others who have announced their desire to break up trump rallies by organized demonstrations is reprehensible behavior. bernie sanders and hillary clinton and the leaders of the civil rights movement have a moral obligation to speak openly to the groups and discourage them from doing so. do whatever you want outside the rallies, do whatever you want outside in th

and karl rove, who has been involved in various anti-trump activities, he had a column last week that trump can make himself more presidential. they're already kissing up to him, waiting for exactly that moment you said, when he's in power and they may have to just surrender. >> democrats are excited about the prospect of him being the nominee, to the extent that democrats are excited about that, it's because they think he might lose, and even if he does win, it will blow up the republican party. i don't think there's any reason to believe that he would, a, lose, or blow up the party. >> i agree. careful what you wish for. >> frank rich, "new york" magazine's writer at large. good to see you, frank. we'll be right back. stay with us. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't stress

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