>> rudy giuliani hired bernard -- richard: rudy giuliani hired bernard kerrick. he is a criminal. the best line ever from joe biden is, every rudy giuliani sentence has a subject, a verb and 9/11. [laughter] robert: i disagree. richard: rudy giuliani, if you look at what he is saying currently, he is not. -- he is nuts. and we've already mentioned that crime all over the country has declined in places with her without rudy giuliani. i respectively disagree. -- respectfully disagree. robert: and i disagree, too. >> let's not forget that two of the worst police misconduct cases occurred under giuliani's watch, abner rima, the man being anally raped by a broken broomstick, and the other, the nypd has had a lot of great officers and a lot of problems but it was hardly a begin --a beacon of rudy giuliani administration. moderator: thank you for your answers and for your question, and i'm sure next year we will have rudy giuliani are stop -- here. >> i think i have a difference of you from mr. kaufman on whether or not the united states can actually be said to have a police state. i'm w

rudy giuliani the best line ever from joe biden is every rudy giuliani sense as the subject of herb and 9/11. [laughter] >> i disagree spent rudy giuliani and if you look at what he is saying currently he's nuts. and we already mentioned that crime all over this country has declined in places with or without rudy giuliani. so i respectfully disagree. >> and i disagree, too. >> let's just not forget that -- [inaudible] >> where is the mic? can you keep them on all the time? >> i just want to say let's not forget two of the worst police misconduct cases occurred under giuliani's watch. 41 shots on the one hand being anally raped by a brick and broomstick, and the other, nypd has had a lot of problems over the years and a lot of great officers but it was hardly a beacon of understanding in the giuliana era. [applause] >> thank you for your interesting question, and i'm sure we will have rudy giuliani here on stage next year, over here. and students, please come forward on the mic's spent hi. thanks to everybody on the panel. i think i had a bit of a difference of view from mr. coffman as f

rudy giuliani, as the best line ever from joe biden is, every rudy giuliani sentence has a subject, a verb, and 9/11. >> i disagree. >> rudy giuliani, if you look at what he is saying currently he it nuts. and we already mentioned that crime all over this country has declined. in places with or without rudy giuliani. so i respectfully disagree. >> i disagree, too. >> let's just not forget that -- [inaudible] >> where is the mic. can you keep them on all the time? >> i just want to say let's not forget two of the worst police misconduct cases occurred under giuliani's watch. diallo, 41 shots on one hand being ain'tally rained bay broken broomstick and the other the nypd has had a lot of problems and at lot of great officers but hardly a beacon of understanding in the giuliani era. >> thank you for your interesting question. i'm sure we'll have rudy giuliani on stage next year. students, please come forward on the mics. >> hi. thanks to everybody on the panel. i think i had a bit of a difference of view from mr. kaufman as far as whether the united states can actually be said to have a

her biggest challenge to sharper her differences with new york mayor rudy giuliani. both support gun control and abortion rights. he hasn't announced yet, but appeared on five sunday talk shows and said on "meet the press" -- >> i'm going to run for the senate and i'm going to serve there. >> you just said you're running for senate. >> i did? >> is that a correction? >> well i don't think that's accurate. we'll see. >> i did? i said that? from day one, she rattled him enough that he didn't even know he was running. he did ultimately announce that he was properly running and everybody thought he was going to win. he ended up dropping out of that senate race citing health reasons. he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer a few weeks earlier. but even before his announcement he was dropping out, he was already trailing hillary clinton by double digits in the polls. as a candidate, he was just flailing. famously, he hated to leave new york city for the statewide race while campaigning. even though upstate new york was supposed to be republican territory, that is where

rudy giuliani the best line ever from joe biden every rudy giuliani sentence has a subject, verb, and911. [laughter] rudy giuliani is if you look at what he is saying currently command is nuts. we already mentioned that crime all over this country has declined in places with or without. i respectfully disagree. >> i disagree, too. >> let's not forget. [inaudible conversations] >> where are the microphones? keep them on. >> let's not forget two of the worst police misconduct cases occurred under giuliani's watch. forty-one shots on one hand being anally raped by a broken broomstick and the other. the nypd has had a lot of problems over the years and a lot of great officers, but it was hardly a beacon of understanding. [applause] >> thank you for your interesting question. i i am sure will have read giuliani here next year. over here. students, come forward of the mike's. >> hi. thanks to everyone on the panel. panel. i think i had a bit of a difference of you for mr. kaufman as far as whether or not the united states can actually be said to have a police state. i'm wondering perhaps it

we'll check in with rudy giuliani. a video you'll see only tonight. and the one brave money who took on her 16-year-old son. how that ended, coming up. >>> fox news alert, protest rers ignoring the curfew in the city of baltimore. live on the ground is geraldo rivera. what's going. on? >> reporter: they have started throwing bottles. not they i don't want to say it's the entire crowd, but i saw at least a dozen, at least 10 or 12 bottles being thrown at the police. but malik, formerly of the new black panther party, he's gone through a metamorphosis and representing black lawyers for justice and others. so describe what you are seeing here now? >> well what we are seeing is -- i'm legally observing to see what i'm seeing. you see some pain and suffering. it's just some lightweight bottle throwing. people live here. >> sean hannity says there's no such thing as lightweight bottle throwing. >> it's just a few bottom. ls being thrown. it's nothing serious. >> how would he like a few bottles thrown at him? >> they don't want to be told to be going home. w

. >>> coming up america's mayor, rudy giuliani reacts and what he would do in panama city beach when we come back. that's all straight ahead. >>> also tonight, we have more we're going to get to. and that is hillary clinton ends up staged in campaign stop in abi bringing in fake voters talk to her at a coffee shop. >>> one on one with a congressman who says it feels like open season for killing black men in america. that and much more as we continue. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. >>> welcome back to hannity, now we have been warning you about the out of control partying that goes on during spring break and what it can lead to, now that panama city beach florida has come under scrutiny for handling of several instances like the alleged gang rape and several shootings. well what should the city now do to prevent this type of thing from ever happening again in the future? here to answer that question, the man who cleane

. >>> coming up, america's mayor, rudy giuliani reacts and what he would do in panama city beach when we come back. that's all straight ahead. >>> also coming up tonight, we have a lot more we're going to get to, and hillary clinton ends up staging a campaign stop in iowa by bringing in fake voters to talk to her at a coffee shop. >>> one on one with a congressman who says, it feels like open season for killing black men in america. that and much more as we continue. 8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l>> welcome back to "hannity." now, we have been warning you about the out-of-control partying that goes on during spring break and what it can lead to, now that panama city bea

rudy giuliani, the cast of snl. ♪ john: the tribeca film festival is the talk of the town.nt our red carpet reporter to mingle with the celebs. >> did you come up with the slogan for hillary's campaign? >> yeah. why not? why not get on board? why not get on board the hillary train? >> i think she would win it she use that. >> what are your thoughts on her logo? >> looks good. >> she has certainly paid her dues. she has the right to be president if anybody does. >> i don't understand it. >> in a way, it is kind of like, i'm with stupid. seriously? i got this. flex she deserves the job -- >> she deserves the job if she wants it. >> is it pointing to the left or the right? >> who cares what the logo is? is that what is going to make our president? the president is about making the country better. >> the guys have any suggestions about who should be her running mate? >> oprah winfrey. >> we will get free stuff all the time. >> pauly shore, that would be fun. >> any ideas for what her slogan should be? >> still killing it. john: that is pretty funny. the 2016 board game, we made

and we've had other moments of tragedy in our country like 9/11 and just as rudy giuliani was, quote, america's mayor on that day, ron norig in oklahoma was america's day. it was an amazing performance as i got together his police and his firefighters and was immediately on the scene and one of the great public servants that i've ever seen. and i would be remiss not to mention my friend behind me, mr. lucas, as he alluded to in his remarks that was his district office, one building over. that was a place where he was in and out of a lot in the federal building and my task as secretary of state signed by -- assigned by the governor was to work in weab to try to coordinate with the federal government a long-term rebuilding effort. nobody did more to rebuild oklahoma city than frank lucas. . this was not a natural disaster, this was literally an attack on a federal facility in oklahoma city with a unique federal responsibility. those are all things that frank lucas got done not just for the people of his district but the people of our state. frankly, in that he set some precedents that s

i was at the gym again, and carol costello from cnn decided to go after rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani didn't shoot this man. she had shown tape of him previously defending cops. therefore implying that he had something to do with this. if a muslim bombs a marathon, do you go after people who then defend the muslim faith? no you don't. so going after giuliani because he defends an organization that he's part of seems awful. >> defending the broken window theory. >> it had nothing to do with this. the point is focus on the incident. you have footage of the incident. you no longer have to see this through the prism of race. we have it in front of you, a man shoots another man in the back and kills him. >> it speaks for itself. >> yes. >> okay. >>> coming up president obama takes another shot at christians. this time at the white house easter prayer breakfast. the remarks have sparked outrage. >> sparked. >> my favorite phrase. next on "the five." know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set

as we're watching all of this i want to bring in former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who is just literally shaking his head. a little lightweight bottle throwing no big deal going on. more importantly, i want to go back to yesterday. i have known you, and i watched you take control of new york city. and when you took control of the city you had a rule. it was one bottle is thrown one rocket's thrown those people are arrested immediately. yesterday, what we saw in baltimore was the exact opposite. police in retreat. they kept backing up and backing up. empowering those people who were attacking them. >> i don't understand how 20 years later, 15 years later, we're still making the same mistakes. i took over new york city after there had been two riots, four days each, in the last four years. including crown heights, where jewish people were killed. a jewish boy was killed and other jewish people were beaten up. i vowed there were not going to be any more riots as mayor. the biggest thing that was done wrong in maryland was a cooling off period. giving them a period of time to just

soil and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins us. mayor, pleasure to have you on the record tonight. what do you make of the news that another american has been linked to a terror group? >> well, it's not a surprise at a all. kimberly. this is part of the plan that goes back to the late 1990s, bin laden wrote about the fact that you can self-actualize these jihadists if you know what you are doing. and it's actually an easier way to bring about an attack. so, part of my frustration about this is how we act so surprised at these one offs like the boston marathon bombing. the bombing in london in 2005 were local people. they were people who were basically citizens of the u.k. this has been part of their plan. their war on us from the very beginning. and it's something that we have to be very aware of. this is a good result for the government because we caught this guy. >> right. >> but the reality is there are a lot more of them out there that we're not catching. this is why we need to have a great deal of local police knowledge about

we will talk more about that story with new york mayor rudy giuliani who helped find counter terrorist like two fbi guys on the inside. he did get back from syria. >> that is the bad news. he shouldn't have gotten back from syria. good news is we caught him. remember president bush used to say the difficulty here is we have to be right 100% of the time. they have to be right less than 1% of the time. i think that is the issue we are facing. that gets more difficult when it is internal terrorism. the fact that he left the united states came back under funny circumstances would indicate that we should have picked him up. the ones that worry me are the ones that don't bother going overseas and are planning it here. there you need a lot of policing a lot of local policing and training of police. basically the fbi and homeland security have to think of our 800,000 uniform police officers as their eyes and ears. we have to come up with that concept. there are only 14,000 fbi agents but 800,000 police. it's those police that can spot the terrorists. i can give you examples before september 11

rudy giuliani was able to clean up the streets using bill's crime bill.s anyone going to ask her on heels of baltimore would she reject her husband's own legislation. >> i doubt it. this is why i'm glad i am a republican. liberal policies that have caused this generational poverty in this town. and until people wake up, and like i did and realize and understand that the free market, school choice, and conservative principles are the only way to change and grow this city. any city. any city impoverished. it is only way. >> sandra, very quickly what about that? liberal policies in baltimore. the president doesn't seem to want to talk about that. it was really rudy giuliani's policies cleaned up new york to make it as safe as it is today? >> the root of the situation is the economic situation in this country but yet the president, when he spoke yesterday he blamed congress for not acting on his economic policies for the, unemployment situation that we still face in this country. so there was in my opinion, lack of condemnation of the violent acts in baltimor

chris christie needs to do what rudy giuliani couldn't do. rudy giuliani was a really popular mayor right after 9/11 who did real well in the northeast and kept postponing his chances because he couldn't do well elsewhere. by the time florida came along, he imploded. so chris christie may have a warm reception in new hampshire. he's got to see how voters in south carolina and iowa and elsewhere feel about him. but look he's got to do what everybody else will do. take a look at the polls, take a look at how many people are giving him financial support dip his toe in the water and figure out what he wants to do. we'll see. but if he jumps in, welcome. there are a lot of folks in the pool already. >> there are indeed. i want to bring in a reporter for bloomberg politics dave wiegle. i think a lot of folks were surprised to hear jeb bush say it's time for republicans to let loretta lynch go and by go i mean confirm the woman. the country's black, african-american female attorney general. how much do you think his talking abouts on these issues ta

rudy giuliani says it's time to confirm her. these are not people that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle normally say are lawless. now, this is the story of loretta lynch and why i think she has been able to wait out this long, long process. loretta lynch has a lot of patience. when she was a little girl, she took a test and she did incredibly well on that test. she did so well that they didn't believe she took that test. then they asked her to take that test over again and she scored even higher. when she was the valedictorian of her class and the principal came up to her and said this is a little awkward, you're african, we might want another white student to share the honor, that's what happened to her, she said all right. that is a woman who has been through something and can wait this out. well, she waits no longer after today. now, the other thing i heard from our friend on the other side of the aisle, from senator cruz, was that somehow she is lawless because she supported something that every president since d

i understand and i was surprised that you haven't talked to rudy giuliani your old boss and great friend for so many years. >> it's been a long time. lou: how does that make you feel? >> look i've talked about this. this is a small portion of the book. but the reality is that we create a distance early on to keep him out of the mix of my withdrawal -- and the federal investigation. but what bothered me was that he's the godfather of my kids. and i would have hoped he was there for them while i was gone. >> great to have you here. again, congratulations. time for a look at last night's poll results. we asked whether you think with his foreign policy record, mr. obama should be eager to make a deal with the world's leading sponsor of terror. 91% of you said no. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. see you here tomorrow. good night from new strangeinheritance.com. >> a sanctuary for exotic animals. >> how is his health? >> he's doing good. >> call of the wild. >> rescued by quite an odd duck himself. >> we use 26,000 pounds of chicken or beef every six weeks? jamie: wha

so did she have a responsibility to follow the rudy giuliani rule? the first rock that is thrown you're done and arrested you send a message to everybody else. that will not be tolerated. . >> i want to make a distinction here. there is a big distinction from peaceful protestors today. people protesting were not throwing rocks and between the two, where you get to this you know headlines saying protestors are rioting. rioters are rioting. thugs are looting. >> unfortunately, when you sign up to go on these protest mars you don't always get only boy scouts >> well that is true. listen, richard is correct. some peaceful protestors do fade in the background. but they're interchangeable. >> no they're not, mark. they're not. >> for anyone watching. richard? richard? listen to me. >> people are not interchangeable with rioters and looters. that is absurd. whether it is is -- whether -- whether. >> richard richard, let me finish. you're watching people this is not the first time that they've conducted themselves in this manner. and you kind of wonder why t

so did she have a responsibility to follow the rudy giuliani rule? the first rock that is thrown you're done and arrested you send a message to everybody else. that will not be tolerated. . >> i want to make a distinction here. there is a big distinction from peaceful protestors today. people protesting were not throwing rocks and between the two, where you get to this you know headlines saying protestors are rioting. rioters are rioting. thugs are looting. >> unfortunately, when you sign up to go on these protest mars you don't always get only boy scouts >> well that is true. listen, richard is correct. some peaceful protestors do fade in the background. but they're interchangeable. >> no they're not, mark. they're not. >> for anyone watching. richard? richard? listen to me. >> people are not interchangeable with rioters and looters. that is absurd. whether it is is -- whether -- whether. >> richard richard, let me finish. you're watching people this is not the first time that they've conducted themselves in this manner. and you kind of wonder why t

rudy giuliani says he's not surprised about the rise in home grown terror and he says that we need to be more proactive in stopping it. >> we have got to have surveillance on these groups in the united states that may be encouraging people. i don't think this happened accidentally that he went to syria. something happened in the united states to encourage him going there. this requires intensive cooperation between the fbi and local police. training the local police to see the precursors of terrorism. >> isis making advances. making advances on the iraqi city of ramadi even as air strikes reign down before above. yemen ceasing an oil terminal. leland vittert is live with more with these growing threats. >> these air strikes aren't doing enough. a number of civilians running for their lives from ramadi gives you a good idea a lot of folks worry this city might fall t. goes right to the core of the administration's strategy of fighting isis and the more time that goes by the worse it looks. isis supposed to be on the run with iraqi troops pounding them and coalition providing air sport.

so did she have a responsibility to follow the rudy giuliani rule? the first rock that is thrown you're done and arrested you send a message to everybody else. that will not be tolerated. . >> i want to make a distinction here. there is a big distinction from peaceful protestors today. people protesting were not throwing rocks and between the two, where you get to this you know headlines saying protestors are rioting. rioters are rioting. thugs are looting. >> unfortunately, when you sign up to go on these protest mars you don't always get only boy scouts >> well that is true. listen, richard is correct. some peaceful protestors do fade in the background. but they're interchangeable. >> no they're not, mark. they're not. >> for anyone watching. richard? richard? listen to me. >> people are not interchangeable with rioters and looters. that is absurd. whether it is is -- whether -- whether. >> richard richard, let me finish. you're watching people this is not the first time that they've conducted themselves in this manner. and you kind of wonder why t

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is sounding off on the problem with hillary clinton's perceived untrust worthiness. >> part of a problem, and that goes to the biggest liability which is trust worthiness. if she is going to present herself she has to present herself as an authentic person to over come the untrust worthiness that has built up over the years with regard to all of the different things. i don't have to mention them all. >> she has a vicious temper. >> what she needs is spontaneity. she goes into chipotle lay, theoretically nobody recognizes her. >> she has on the glasses. how can any one recognize her? >> the legal decisions in our country's history doesn't mean he can't serve jury duty. john roberts showing up like any ordinary citizen to do his civic duty at a courthouse. roberts answered a few questions from the judge and injure or 49 was dismissed. >> the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead out of a hollywood movie cops say this was all too real. meet the heart doctor who was supposed to be saving lives. instead he was catchinghatching an

in 2001 under then-mayor rudy giuliani. had been, this would become oddly important, commissioner of corrections. in 2004 george bush wanted him to join his cabinet. his failure to pay a nanny taxes made him withdraw. by february of 2010, bernie kerik stood convicted eight counts of criminal conspiracy, tax evasion and lying under oath and headed to prison. joining me, bernard kerik author of the new book "from jailer to jailed." thank you for coming on. >> thanks, chris. >> i want to ask you what you know, what we don't know. what the fall from grace felt like, what prison was like. most fear rape in prison, fear being beat up, fear the hell of it. start with that. what was the worst part of something you never thought you'd experience? prison life? >> honestly, chris, the worst part for me was not prison life. the worst part for me was the removal of my kids, was being taken away from your family. and i think the depravation of freedom, for anyone, especially someone in my position or someone in your position, the deprava

i understand and i was surprised that you haven't talked to rudy giuliani your old boss and great friend so many years. >> it's been a long time. >> how does that make you feel? >> look, i have talked about this and this is a small portion of the book but the reality is that we created distance early on to keep him out of the mix of the heat of my withdrawal from -- and the federal investigation, but what bothered me was that he's the godfather of my kids and i would have hoped he was there for them while i was gone. >> bernard carrick great to have you here. again, congratulations. >> lou thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. inheritance.com." (?) >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> if i got a letter like this, i would think it was a scam. someone is scamming us. >> so is it a scam? >> i said, you know, ray, there is a fine line between a genius and idiot. he said, yeah, i crossed that two or three times a day. who is this mysterious benefactor? >> he's a

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rudy giuliani was raising a ton of money. it's not even useful to look at the big organizations. just pretend you're a baseball scout. you're at spring training, and you're watching the pitchers work out. they're throwing their curve balls, their sliders, their fastballs. who's got the best stuff? who looks like a politician who's got skills? if you'd done that with obama and clinton in '08, you would have said obama is better. that's all i do at this stage. who's better? >> what are you noticing right now? >> i think marco rubio's the best. just the best stuff. creative, on top of his game, very intellectually smart and going after interesting policies. scott walker, very practical, very sharp. he's got a great story. unlike the others, he was governor. he actually did stuff. he's got a great story. those are my two aces. bush, you can see that he's been out of the game for a little while. sometimes puts in a good performance, sometimes extremely flat and soft around the edges. chris christie, he was so strong before. now he's trying not to be obnoxious so he's so weak. he's too

. >> are they less rudy giuliani? >> they will have a lot of money. >> the hawks? >> the hawks.ther contributors and nevertheless they don't want to get a foot hold because they have been in control and -- >> who has a better shot than jeb and walker? >> marco rubio. >> you think rubio -- >> oh! >> this is what i like. we have three guys and still wanted the four. with a ticket in iowa, he's still in the race. he's the only guy i know that can win both. it would only take 25%, if there's four people in the race. >> anyway, the roundtable is going to stay with us. >>> up next, president obama says hillary clinton will do just fine if she just is her wonderful self. that's a far cry than the line he threw at her last time. this is "hardball," the place for politics. you get used to stale odors in your mudroom. you think it smells fine, but your guests smell this... febreze air effects works instantly to eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to. smells like a field of awesome in here. so you and your guests can breathe happy. it's back. the philly cheesesteak pizza. get our philly

just ask rudy giuliani who led the pac a year before the primaries. or take william seward. he was a shoo-in for the nomination in 1860 until a little known one-term congressman named abe lincoln came along. and let's not forget hillary clinton in 2008. it happens all the time. how do some of these inevitable candidates end up as road kill? >> when they end up as road kill i think it's because an insurgent candidate comes along who is able to kind of appeal to the sentiment of voters that someone is taking them for granted. >> reporter: in 1984 walter mondale was the inevitable mommenee but not before he nearly lost to gary hart. >> you can have a great campaign operation, but if someone else catches fire, particularly against a candidate, that rocket ship has extra fuel in it because of what they're trying to do. >> reporter: when gary hart seemed inevitable three years later he imploded in spectacular fashion after some monkey business with donna rice. whatever the reason, inevitability is not all it's cracked up to be, although hillary may be inevitable inevitable candida

. >> rudy giuliani just said the president doesn't love this country. >> i'm saying, and i may be wrongdo not tect in this man the same rhetoric or the same language, the same love of america that i detect in other american presidents, including democrats. >> while multiple scandal continue to play the administration, your commander in chief decided it was appropriate time to apologize for american yet again. >> he does not believe in exceptionalism. he's not interested in america's place in the world, who considers or strength part of the problem. >> this man hates this country. his father was a communist, hi mother was a leftist, sent to prep ivy league schools where his contempt for the country was reinforced. this is what we have, a radical ideologue, a ruthless politician who despises the country. >> i hope nobody went to harvard where they teach people to be communists. ted cruz said if you want to understand him, he taught at harvard, this is the mccarthy stuff again by him. >> they saw he learned at the need -- >> it sounds -- >> yeah, so i believe he actually likes america. he

stunning and he has a beef there to get his attorney general through especially since you had rudy giuliani say she should be confirmed because she was tough on terror as a prosecutor in new york. interesting democrat dick durbin said because she is the first african-american woman nominee to be attorney general if confirmed the first attorney general as a black woman, she is being put to the back of the bus. republicans were furious when durbin said that. the president did not mention race in his news conference. interesting as well, last night at a political event, jeb bush was asked about this. he basically said she should be confirmed. again, another republican. that's not going to sit well with conservatives for jeb bush but this will be injected in the 2016 campaign. >> no doubt. thanks, ed. have a great weekend. >>> a ton to chew on right? for reaction to the president's news conference and more bret baier who anchors "special report" joins me now. let's talk about the iranian situation. right after john kerry and the president announced this deal a couple of weeks ago, the iranian l

take rudy giuliani. 2008 race the mayor america's mayor, led the pack by 23 points. the primaries. even his florida strategy couldn't save him and he withdrew in the next day. william seward was the republican candidate. but abe lincoln emerged and seward was devastated. joe trippe who ran for walter mondale in 1984 when mondale almost lost to gary hart said someone could still emerge that would give the clinton campaign a real scare. >> you can be inevitable have a great campaign operation but if someone else catches fire, particularly against an inevitable candidate, that rocketship has extra fuel in it because of what they're trying to do. >> it's been said that america doesn't like political coronations and there are plenty of democrats who don't want to see hillary crowned without at least a fight. >> i think history is full of examples where the inevitable frontrunners are inevitable right up until they're no longer inevitable and what i've heard is that people want new leaders. they want to hear the voices of new leaders and they want to have a robust debate a

former mayor rudy giuliani would have handled things much differently. >> you shouldn't have a cooling off period. you should arrest the first person who throws a rock, arrest the first person who tries to burn something. people have a right to protest and make their opinion. they can be very upset about what they consider to be a murder of a person in custody but you cannot destroy property. first person does it goes to jail. >> k.g. that was a fantastic interview. >> yeah. >> he said his police were instructed the first person that throws a rock gets arrested the second and third and fourth get arrested as well. he said don't give them any room. it's a wrong way to live. >> i think he's right. it's like a tipping point of policing. if the first guy throws it is it okay for them to throw a punch? no. you have to jump on it right away. we'll have a zero tolerance policy. what gives you the right to in injure or destroy or incite? you cannot use your hands to commit acts of violence or destruction of property. no way. >> juan can we learn from this and say that this cooling off period i

i understand and i was surprised that you haven't talked to rudy giuliani your old boss and great friendears. >> it's been a long time. >> how does that make you feel? >> look, i have talked about this and this is a small portion of the book but the reality is that we created distance early on to keep him out of the mix of the heat of my withdrawal from -- and the federal investigation, but what bothered me was that he's the godfather of my kids and i would have hoped he was there for them while i was gone. >> bernard carrick great to have you here. again, congratulations. >> lou thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. [ dynamic music plays ] [ dynamic music continues ] [ dynamic music continues ] [ dynamic music continues ]

i understand and i was surprised that you haven't talked to rudy giuliani your old boss and great friendg time. >> how does that make you feel? >> look, i have talked about this and this is a small portion of the book but the reality is that we created distance early on to keep him out of the mix of the heat of my withdrawal from -- and the federal investigation, but what bothered me was that he's the godfather of my kids and i would have hoped he was there for them while i was gone. >> bernard carrick great to have you here. again, congratulations. >> lou thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. >>> tonight on "war stories," suicide piloting in the sky. >> it's a frightening thing because you know what they can do. >> hidden enemies on the ground. >> we knew we had run into something. >> these trucks were stacked with dead american soldiers, and they were loaded on there like wood. >> on okinawa, the last battle of world war ii. coming up on "war stories." ♪

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is standing by to go on the records in just seconds. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. >> today in ohio, an alleged isis sympathizer indicted on federal charges. he trained with terrorists in syria and returned to the u.s., planning to kill american soldiers and police. the 23-year-old suspect is a naturalized u.s. citizen. he is he now facing several charges, including providing material support to terrorists. today's indictment, says the suspect left the u.s. bound for syria in

ron paul would try to make the libertarian argument about going to war, he would be shot down by rudy giuliani. i wonder if the thing will happen or will there be a conflict, let's go to war and be careful. i don't think it's going to be simply a hawk party as it looks. the money people are hawks, big names are for hawks. i think -- when i saw rand paul one point ahead of hillary clinton in pennsylvania i say -- i said something is going on that people are not so hawkish as their party says they are. >> one quick question steve schmidt on a related subject because john mccain with whom you worked so closely told kelly o'donnell he is running for re-election and age is not a factor as far as he's concerned, just getting started, has the chairmanship he always wanted. i wanted to play his conversation with kelly. >> for any voter who says he's turning 80 it's a six-year term, that's worry some. what do you say? >> i say watch me. i say watch me. take a look at my 18-hour days and take a look at my legislative accomplishments. i'm just getting started. >> he's just getting started, steve. for all

head to south carolina and for a republican to not be right and jeb bush cannot afford to do a rudy giulianime to life. i think it's going to be really hard particularly for ted cruz as you just showed is willing to occupy that far right space and say i'm the guy that is going to do what george w. bush promised to do in 2000 which is to be the person that stands forthrightly for christian conservatives to get them to come out and vote and join the coalition. it was george w. bush who largely awakened evangelical christians and made them become political. jeb bush really can't afford to let them completely go. but, remember these are two wings of the party fighting each other. >> you also can't have it both ways bill. >> exactly. >> and hillary clinton wasn't vague at all about where she stands. she tweeted "like in law, arkansas bill goes beyond religion, would permit unfair discrimination against lgbt americans, i urge to veto." >> this is going to -- yeah i think it's going to continue because it will be other issues. and joy just touched on it. there's a fight, a real battle between two w

i understand and i was surprised that you haven't talked to rudy giuliani your old boss and great friendis that we created distance early on to keep him out of the mix of the heat of my withdrawal from -- and the federal investigation, but what bothered me was that he's the godfather of my kids and i would have hoped he was there for them while i was gone. >> bernard carrick great to have you here. again, congratulations. >> lou thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. ♪ somewhere beyond the sea ♪ bobby darin, frank sinatra, dean martin... ♪ volare ♪ ♪ whoa-oh... ♪ tony bennett nat king cole, johnny mathis... ♪ it's not for me to say you love... ♪ bing crosby, patsy cline, elvis presley... ♪ but i can't help falling in love with you ♪

the difference is when he approaches that line or even crosses the line or when rudy giuliani a few weeks ago got heated and said something about the president, the country was subjected to a category five civility storm from the media. everyone is reaching for the smelling salts. oh this is terrible. gnashing of teeth. when harry reid comes out on a routine basis and slanders people groundlessly and makes remarks like this, it seems like the self-appointed civility police are curiously offduty a lot of the time. >> very interesting. i want to play another exchange that is a bit interesting. watch this. >> mitch mcconnell put out a statement after you announced you were retiring. it did not include the word "friend" in it. what does that tell you? >> i guess he should have had me help write his press release. >> what do you make of that? >> that's not too bad. that is a funny response. he is almost retiring. the place, congress will be a better place when he's gone. i think the more frustrating thing we heard from him recently when he was confronted about that mitt romney lie, accusing hi

so was rudy giuliani a forgone conclusion in 2007.ou know we've had lots of forgone conclusions in american politics. >> so who do you see on the horizon the democratic side that could jump up and derail mrs. clinton's run? >> i don't know. barack obama was down 37 points at this time in 2007 to hillary clinton. so i don't know. again, it's about performance, matt. the president of the united states, agree with him or disagree with him, has twice performed pretty well as a candidate. and he performed very well against secretary clinton before she was secretary clinton. right? so i don't know what is going to happen on the democratic side. mrs. clinton is going to have to perform. she is going to have to earn the nomination. nobody is handed these things. this is the nomination for president of the united states. you got to earn it. you got to earn it and perform. the people are tough on us as well they should be, if you're going to be president. >> you can watch the full interview tomorrow morning on the today show. so caroline your r

i remember when we were having hillary clinton versus rudy giuliani, how that was going to be the nomination fight last time around. now it's hillary clinton versus probably somebody else in the republican field. she's the front-runner and i think that's a very dangerous place for her to be. >> let me read this kimberly atkins wrote in the boston herald, her campaign has to be about something more than humanizing the former secretary of state. she'll have to put some meat on the bones of her campaign message sooner rather than later. new hampshire voters are looking for substance over style. well you heard the republican candidates there giving a lot of style, where they giving a lot of substance and will they be held to the same bar? >> you know i think that they are going to be held to the same bar, it's just going to be on a different timeline. they, obviously, right now are having a basically big clash of personalities, also a clash of what direction the party is going to want to go in. this is sort of the next chapter of the internal fight within the republican party and the presidentia