take former bush adviser and parboiled american, karl rove.ove was in the white house, he sarcastically referred to his critics as "the reality-based community," and claimed that people like him "create our own reality," a reality, in which i'll point out, he chose to be karl rove. now, when rove said that, we all saw where this was headed. because if that republican administration could get away with creating their own little space-time continuum with theç magic of make-believe, it just goes to figure that it was only a matter time before everybody else did it. it's just like the hedge fund bros getting mad at the people on reddit. they're not upset that someone's making up some artificially inflated value to game the market. they're just offended that people who aren't in their country club are allowed to play. so when it comes to crazy conspiracy theories, you can't put the genie back in the bottle, and not just because those same republicans 13 years ago were fine with rumors that the genie is a secret muslim. remember "secret muslim?" tha

top political operatives including our own karl rove are predicting quite clearly that the boon times are open for the lincoln project. maybe the whole business is going to shutter quite soon. martha? >> martha: good coverage. gillian, thank you so much. fillian turner in washington. so joining me now for the debut addition of a new segment called wise words from the "wall street journal" editorial page deputy editor dan heatinger and bill mcgurn and columnist jason riley also a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. gentlemen, great to have all of you with us today. let's do a quick around the horn on whether or not the lincoln project survives and then i want to talk to you all about rush limbaugh.

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karl rove and geraldo rivera talking about biden's pledge to bring the nation together. breaking news. chicago has just reached a tentative agreement with the teacher's union with a small group that is supposed to return this thursday. in san francisco, getting close to a deal contingent on vaccine availability. that will take awhile. let's go to philadelphia where teachers are now defying the call by the superintendent that they must return to class. this looks like it could be a volatile situation. here's what the teachers are being asked to do. it's a small scale plan. return a limited number, about 9,000 students, by february 22. that gives them another two weeks to iron things out. they're already saying that they will not go back. workers all over the united states have return to their jobs. here's a look at the parents versus the unions across america starting with parents explaining that irside. >> she's been asking me what the point of living is. what's the point? >> my kids have suffered through this process. we've had to withdraw my doubter from school. she ha

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that's why karl rove and others are speaking out forcefully.by the extent established republicans and young leadership like ben crenshaw and others are throwing up a flare as well. everybody is realizing quickly that that is a big, big problem. >> so michael steele, 30 seconds, your prediction of what comes with the meeting with leadership, what happens to her in the house? >> it really depends, brian, on how much internal pressure there is within the whole caucus, house and senate, for kevin mccarthy to sit her down and in karl rove's words set her aside in farthest building away from the house floor. but the problem is, you have 140-some members of the house caucus who stand with her, are just as qanon crazy and trump obsessed as she is. so i don't know how he weathers that, how he weathers that kind of a force inside his own caucus. because at the end of the day, he still wants to be speaker of the house. >> this is why i think of you guys all the time, along with all of our other guests. these are strange times we're living in. mark mckinno

kevin cramer on what happens now and later president trump takes the stage at cpac this weekend karl rove is here what we can expect as republicans look ahead to 2024. first let's take a look back at the week's big moments in this edition of the week stalkers. watch. >> you are going to be among those questioning garland on the floor today what you want to hear from him. >> i'm going to have some questions about the durham investigation, the hunter biden investigation, i also have some questions that center around china. maria: texas saying you can't come in like a king and decide to blow off the laws that congress put in place. >> that executive order was unconstitutional, unlawful on its face. this demonstration has been clear from the white house they are systematically dismantling every single effective tool and policy. maria: why 4000 people a day are showing about our borders. >> absolutely right on the numbers about 3500 per day that were seen crossed the border illegally, we are in a crisis on the southwest border at the moment. maria: president biden challenging critics say the 1

so there you have it and they there are headlines saying that lab rove bested borel that he human was humiliated in moscow and so on and so forth only because he did not take an overly aggressive stance on this whole issue of jailing of alexina valmy and basically tried to do his job and will be diplomatic about this whole situation but this quiet quote loud quiet of condemnation it was interrupted by and i wish member of the european parliament who pointed out that as she sees it the the only reason that election of only gets so much attention is because he was jailed in russia and that the e.u. is using him simply as a political pretext to slap more sanctions on moscow i must be as anybody else to stand up for anybody's rights including newfound east but let's be honest he's officious immigrant racist and maybe 4 percent of the support and we wouldn't be discussing him oh if you've been arrested anywhere else other than in russia so of made the following point as well he said that russia is already independent of him militarily so russia does not rely on anybody or russia is in arms

some of the former president's defenders while even acknowledging as rove did that what we have seen as far as the imagery is compelling, particularly with yesterday's emotional and powerful footage, the sort of legal piece of this is perhaps not where some of these senate republicans want it to be. there was also a moment that i think is worth noting here. it came from congressman ted lieu connecting the dots between the insurrections and donald trump's incitement of them. he talked about the political future of the former president and what is really at stake. he said his concern is not whether donald trump runs again, as our reporting has been and my sources have said donald trump had been considering, but what happens if donald trump runs again and loses. congressman lieu was trying to paint a picture to some of those senate republicans who may be somewhat on the fence after what they saw yesterday, that if you do not convict, this could happen again and that sets the stakes at what's at play here. >> i they that was an interesting way he put that. i want to go to kristin welker.

>> you know, i'm hung up when operatives like karl rove say something like that. it also reminds me of mitch mcconnell's speech yesterday. you know, he gave this big speech essentially declaring donald trump guilty but he still voted to acquit. it's like, so many people, so many people in the elected leadership, officials, operatives, they want to somehow have all the benefits of trump without ever being responsible for trump and just pretending that, oh, this is just going to go away on its own. i don't think donald trump is going away on its own. mitch mcconnell was intimating yesterday that, oh, the courts will handle this. the courts will handle this. well, i've heard for what, the past five years since donald trump came on the scene in the summer of 2015 that somebody else would do something about it some day. and that date just keeps going and things keep getting worse. and so i think it's foolish and short-sighted for people like karl rove to be on the sidelines saying this problem will take care of itself when they have not invested the time, structure, an

joining me now, karl rove. former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and a fox news contributor. chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer and a syndicated radio host. chris, start with you. i guess, you know, it's no surprise given the fact that the construction on the wall stopped, that sends a big signal to basically walk away from the work that was being done there. then you have the news that deportations will be dramatically decreased. if you're caught, you're not going to be send back. so obviously that sends a signal to a lot of people south of the border that it's a good time to come. so it's no surprise that you end up with this surge was unaccompanied minors that now they're put in this untenable situation of having to deal with and take care at this point. is it? >> well, it's no surprise that there's horrors all around the world and that the united states is a beacon of hope -- >> martha: that wasn't my question, chris. >> it's no surprise that people want to come here. thank god. when they stop wanting to come here, i'll worry

peter baker on thursday spoke to karl rove who said trump is tarnished for all time and incapable of2024. the question is how much power to dominate the gop will have drained away by this time this is over. what do you think, maggie, about this question? i mean, is this push back from people like nikki haley, karl rove and others significant enough to push trump into a corner? >> i don't know that it's enough to push him into a corner, i do think it is enough to send a signal to other republicans that they don't have to, you know, fear trump the way they once did and i do think that mcconnell's speech was aimed in part at reassuring suburbanites, reassuring donors who may be concerned about the party after what took place on january 6 and who have said they don't want to donate anymore to senators who voted, you know, in favor of pushing back or denying the certification of the vote on january 6th. i think that rove is right that trump is drained just because i don't think he -- i don't agree with him the extent of it, but i i do think trump is going to discover that he is diminished

minutes the nasa has already it already has as you mentioned curiosity rover up there on mars it's been roving around since 2012 what does nasa hope that its new rover will find that its old one has not. well this research station this mobile research station is really able to detect bio signatures so we could go one step further one step beyond that blast machines and say we will be able to detect lights this time and the crowd of everything that chokingly. goal so to say what you mentioned already to collect samples to put them down for a future mission and get them at the end of the decade and return to us that's unparalleled now this rover is in a crater were it's believed that a lake used to be so is there an assumption that there really was water where this rover has put down yes there's no doubt about that it's so obviously similar to the formations we have at the mouth of the degree of us and in the world here at the mouth of the mississippi or at the cent famous river and so on that's quite obvious it's only a question where at the delta you have to look for and focus the location of

karl rove, great to see you tonight. surging numbers in the southern border prompting the biden administration to do something donald trump got blasted for. the former acting commissioner mark morgan on whether the media will react the same way this time around next. rd in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] .. >> shannon: the cruelty of the prior administration has come to an end and now we will woolsey of the prior administration has come to a end and we will demonstrate to the world what we as americans are. shannon: the new secretary calling out the trump administration is the biden administration plans to open up temporary shelter for migrant children in texas. the very practice they blasted the trump administration over. joining me as mark morgan to discuss that dichotomy and president biden's executive orders. good to have you back. we continue to hear about surging numbers at the border, the white house pres

joining me now, fox news contributor karl rove. welcome, karl. how are you? >> fantastic, sir.make of this group designed to stop stacey. we could have used them in january, couldn't we? >> exactly. look, georgia has contribution limits, about $7,000 is what you can give a candidate for governor, and so, if the republicans -- the republican governor runs for reelection, he is limited to receiving $7,000. stacey abrams has a galaxy of organizations, some of them receive -- are subject to federal campaign limits of roughly $10,000, but others are 501(c)(3)s and 501(c)(4)'s dark money nonprofits, and together, all of these groups raised well into the nine figures, and so, the republicans are faced with the prospect of trying to take on abrams while she has these political organizations that in the past have done everything they can to advance her political career, and obviously these political consultants and groups finance -- people have mounted a super pac effort to against her. all good and legal. i that weird thought. i'm not sure she is running for governor. i think she is ru

former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove joins us to break it down. >> how are you? >> shannon: i'm good. republicans say they're good. kevin mccarthy, you have the woman congress woman liz cheney who will retain her leadership position with the gop. and several others coming out of the meeting saying it was a strong meeting, that they are more united than ever and ready to move past their inner quarrels. >> it sound likes that. i think a big reason why is because liz cheney took it upon herself to call virtually every member of the caucus and give them a chance to express their concerns to her personally and privately and respond to them with respect and it seems to have worked. a pretty overwhelming vote. this is not the way that you want to spend the opening weeks of the new legislative session, with a division within your party. i think they've taken a big step to resolve this one. >> shannon: they also say marjorie taylor-greene stood up, took questions. she denied any allegiance to qanon. she separated herself from statements in the past, conspiracy theories. w

karl rove says that he has two options.vote the speech to his anger over losing the election. there is a second approach of mr. trump take. he could empathize his agenda and contrasted with the bidens policies, tell us about his future and what the g.o.p. will face in the next few years. richard, it will also tell democrats what they are going to face almost immediately. >> i went actually command one saying that karl rove said, which is that if donald trump donald trump conceded that joe biden had won the election, it would do a lot to heal the divisions in this country, rather that living in this dream world that he and supporters of his are living in. i think democrats know exactly what they are up against. let's take china as an example. all of the issues that predated the trump presidency, intellectual property theft, state subsidies, all of those are still, today, exactly the way that they were before, and there is something joe biden can do, which is bring allies to address them. >> harris: so, during this hour, and

let's bring in "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor karl rove.s a senior adviser to president george w. bush. so, karl, you address this subject in your column this week for us. the gop in the middle of what could be become a civil war over the role of donald trump? >> yes, we are. the question, is it going to be a minor conflict or a major conflagration. yes, that role being taken by donald trump with this broadside at the senate majority leader. i thought it was a mistake if that the senate majority leader said what he said on saturday. it was picked up on sunday, pretty much gone by monday, and so on tuesday president trump proceeded to have a 600-word statement issued lashing mcconnell as an incompetent, which he clearly is not and even raising an old slur against elaine chao whose family runs a privately-held shipping company active in the pacific and in china in which she and mitch own no stock and which, obviously, wasn't a problem when donald trump named her his transportation secretary. but he's now -- the former president's now set hims

. >> sandra: when it comes to senator marjorie taylor greene, karl rove says she's a problem for theeds to deal with it. what are your thoughts? >> i'm going to leave all of this about the house to the house. >> sandra: you don't have a stand either way? >> you know, sandra, i will let them deal with issues in front of them today. we will all leave this at the house leadership. >> sandra: you are a sitting u.s. senator and you should probably have a thought on it. >> i'm going to leave all of this to the house. i know they are working through this. >> john: let me ask you something, senator, i wish i would know you would have an opinion, the legislation you introduced the feathers to strip dod funding states to allow immigrant, illegal immigrants to obtain driver's license. this is this top green lighting for illegal immigrants act. this has been tried before tuna with ale. why wouldn't succeed this time? >> it should succeed because people are sick and tired of seeing sync with the gnomic sanctuary cds receive funds that they are supposed to be using for law enforcement and ae time,

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. >> maggie, i want to read something carl rove told "the new york times", your newspaper saying -- he said quote, the beneficiaries are democrats so the more we have purity tests and everyone has to think and act alike when it comes to former president trump, it's only helping democrats end quote. as long as the former president is playing a role in politics, will those purity test that rove is speaking about ever go away? >> i don't think so, anderson. look, to your point, when you were mentioning kevin mccarthy at the top of this segment going down to mar-a-lago in your words kissing the ring, he was in palm beach anyway but the fact he made this stop to see the former president appear for this picture that where president trump used that picture and put out a statement saying that, you know, my own endorsement is worth more than it's ever been et cetera, et cetera. what mccarthy needs is the infighting to stop. what he went there to tell former president trump essentially is mccarthy wants to be speaker, as we know, and he needs the former president's help in trying to actually tar

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some of the reforms include mandatory inspection checks to ensure a crew member is on roving patrol, better smoke detector systems upgrading emergency exits and also requiring safety management systems. now major meth bust in the south bay the fbi's calling it. one of the biggest drug bust in the history of the department of justice, northern district. federal officials from multiple agencies announced charges against 44 suspected drug dealers and gun traffickers. this is all in connection to an alleged criminal conspiracy that stretches from sunnyvale to sinaloa mexico. >>these years include approximately 500 grams of fentanyl. 20 pounds of cocaine. 20 pounds of heroin. more than a dozen firearms, more than $200,000 in cash and more than one 1000. pounds of methamphetamine i want to explain what 1100 pounds of methamphetamine is it's approximately 80 million doses. so if you sit down and think about it that's about 11 hits 11 doses for every citizen in the bay area. >>that's what we've successfully took off the street. >>well they used everything you can imagine the it done from wir

and for the 1st time ever stunning images of beamed back from nasa's and rove. has been an escalation in myanmar with security forces cracking down further on protesters demanding a return to civilian rule so people have now been killed this police tried to break up the. second largest city the officers used live fire on crowds gathering in banda lie tell me chang has the latest. shots ringing out as protesters in mandalay flee from the police and water cannon tear gas and sling shots also. used to disperse the crowd casualties taken from the scene by ambulance as the security services attempt to break strikes that have shut down shipyards only or what the river in the capital naypyidaw marches commemorated the death of a 20 year old student shot in the head during a demonstration last week determination amongst those present that they would continue to march against the military coup despite the danger until the civilian government is restored. and there are possibilities of many more people dying and we ourselves can even know whether we will die or not but we

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well it is a pretty straightforward message especially coming from a veteran diplomat which circle of rove certainly is but here the russian foreign minister he's rather showing his hand he's explaining what will happen if the e.u. decides to follow through with a plan to impose new sanctions and if these sanctions are crippling to any of the key sectors of russia's economy world this is what will happen but again moscow has already confirmed that it will not initiate the process and will only react to what the e.u. will do this frustration it stems from from his meeting with the use foreign policy chief joseph burrell and even moscow some about a week ago sergei lavrov clarified moscow's and reiterated moscow's position that the if these swap at the swapping of the suspended sentence for a real one for lex in a valley it's an internal matter but at the same time jos a burrell called on russia to release the kremlin critic and world saying that this case is politically motivated is politically charged and according to. the e.u. diplomats in including jos are borel they are being strong arm

mass as late as rove has ties done successfully cold perseverance has traveled 470000000 kilometers through space to help us find if life ever existed on the red planet is rob reynolds high space scientists erupted in cheers when perseverance landed safely on mars it was the culmination of an action packed nailbiting 7 minute landing sequence. first the spacecraft entered mars orbit then its entry capsule raced into the martian atmosphere at 19000 kilometers per hour. the craft then deployed a large parachute to slow its approach to the target zone. slowing down the craft fired thrusters to hover just above the surface then deployed a crane to lower the rover gently downwards i can confirm. they didn't begin to write the complex and delicate operation went off without a hitch moments later perseverance beamed back images of barren landscape studded with boulders congratulations our savior pain and our own team that's not years well excellent you know it's the most ambitious. yes and far reaching mission to the red planet the rover is primary goal to search for signs that microbial life may

that but the next major success came in 1907 when the mars pathfinder landed a base station with a roving probe the robotic rover named so jonah was the 1st to operate on the surface of the planet well now spacecraft from 3 nations are in its orbit the u.s. mission perseverance is due to land on thursdays hussein china's 111 in may and then of course the hope probe from the u.a.e. which sent back this image on sunday. i spoke to dr keith smith who's been following the laws missions closely in his capacity as editor of science magazine he says there are several reasons for this upsurge an interest in the red planet. part of that is the fact that the cost. has come down because of commercial. entities being able to provide lotteries but also there has been an increase in the number of different countries around the world who see value in doing this sort of science in sending our spacecraft to other planets to learn more about them and part of that is to do with the scientific things we can learn and we can search for signs of life on mars and we can understand how its climate has changed an