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rudy guiliani came in.he way, i'm staying nearby if you need me on the show tomorrow. so we booked him. he'll be with us at 7:30. about 20 minutes from right now. >> the only guy with a better build than me on the staff is keith. tonight laugh. he was there hugging me up. >> we go way back. >> so your keith is on the other line. >> it wasn't just elisabeth and keith. the entire crew, we massed in midtown and toasted the festive snow. >> which was a great time. i did share a receiving ball from dan marino the other day. >> and i put a picture of the whole crew. >> as i said, rudy guiliani will be joining us 20 minutes from right now on what the mayors are doing right and what they are doing wrong. >> that's right. heather nauert and i spent time yesterday. and you have big news out of libya. >> at this hour, a luxury seaside hotel that is popular with tourists is now under attack. three guards murdered in cold blood and unknown number of hostages have been taken. this all unfolding in tripoli libya. masked g

this is the second time he's held the post, having previously served under mayor rudy guiliani, commissioner for boston and la police departments. crime wait in new york city continued to fall in 2014. the number of homesideicides fell t but there are challenges despite success. thousands have taken to the streets in the past few months to protest against the nypd's approach to some policing. protests triggered in response to a staten island grand jury's decision not to indict the officer who killed eric garner after placing him in what appeared to be a choke hold. there has been a widening reef police the chief police unions and the mayor who has expressed solidarity. tensions peeked after the killing of two police officers last month. police officers turned their back at mayors and police stopped enforcing it minor hort of last year's levels. david ignatius recently wrote the spirit of police community partnership has been badly damaged in new york and across the country, but the best model for how to heel the rachel is bratton's own experience fixing broken police departments in new york

you the two people who have done the most to save african american lives in new york city were rudy guiliani and mike bloomberg. actually saved thousands of lives by focusing on crime in a very intelligent way candidly if chicago were to be as aggressive as new york you'd be saving hundreds of african american lives a year in chicago. >> schieffer: let me ask you about something going on here in washington this is the situation that's grown up around congressman steve, part of republican leadership in the house who turns out that what is it 12 years ago he made a speech to a white supremacy group some democrats saying he ought to leave. speaker boehner says he's standing with him. i don't think that this helps the republican case in any way what about congressman scalise. >> first of all i admire your professionalism. you went through that without breaking up. the president for years went to church who pastor said hateful things about americans. the president says he didn't hear any of them. we all gave him a pass. gave a great speech in philadelphia, we got it. he went to that church a long

joining us, rudy guiliani. of course, you were mayor during the '93 bombing mr.were there. does it matter what we call our enemy? we see the damage they do. >> it matters a great deal. this would be as if ronald reagan wouldn't have used the word communism or john kennedy wouldn't have used the word communism and described them as a senseless enemy. this is not a -- first of all that's totally inaccurate. this is not a senseless enemy. this is an enemy with sense. they have an ideology. they have a philosophy. you can call it a distortion of a religion which it is but it's still an ideology that they follow. it is around the world. they are able to do organized attacks. they were able to do lone wolf attacks. they're able to inspire people to kill. this looked like a very well-trained group. these people had training. >> yep. >> i think it's a terrible mistake. first of all, it's a sign of weakness and secondly, it doesn't organize the world against them and start to isolate the more moderate muslims and give them a place to comment and speak out. >> we just had

as rudy guiliani said they've earned it.s painful to see them go through what they're going through. i will be with the liu family this coming weekend for the services and i would like to be able to say to them after this weekend, 'cause we're so close, we're at 600,000. we need 200,000 more. we're so close. wouldn't it be nice for us after this weekend to call them up and say, listen, we raised the money. >> so this is what i want you to do. you mentioned mayor rudy guiliani giving 20,000 of his own money. we heard jeb bush and his wife gave $10,000. ask our viewers to step up. >> i know your viewers can do it. tunneltotowers.org. whatever you can do. ten dollars, $100, whatever you can do it can definitely put it over. the viewers here, fox viewers there is no doubt about it, can most certainly do it. megyn kelly has been tweeting about it putting it on facebook. she's a board member of the foundation, and i just know that it would make a profound difference in their lives if we can do this right away and tell them, hey, t

the stanford institute and in the 2008 presidential election was chief foreign policy adviser to rudy guiliani. author of grand strategies and trial of a thousand years he teaches in the grand strategy, one of the most popular and rigorous disciplinary seminars offered at yale to handle questions of leadership and diplomacy. professor hill teaches in studies of western civilization freshman year program so without further ado please would join me in welcoming our moderator will introduce the panel professor charles hill. [applause] >> thank you and good afternoon. my first job before getting to the panel is to waive this in front of you "suicide of the west: an essay on the meaning and destiny of liberalism," this is just out, it is available, and as on, and it is for the handful of the is it haven't read this is theory, and kenny how relevant his work is to what we are talking about today. i recommend you get it online. today is a panel on the drift in u.s. foreign policy. we have three remarkable public intellectuals of wide-ranging influence on the panel today. i will introduce them in the

mike paul, former adviser to rudy guiliani and val demings, former orlando police chief.t do you make of this thing? you think it's going to go away, and every time there's a funeral now, there's a protest by the police against the mayor. they are deeply, for whatever reason, deeply hurt, too sensitive perhaps, but definitely ticked off at what they see as the mayor's position about the police officer on the beat. >> well, chris, you know, it is a very tough time for new york. and police officers see themselves, although 35,000 of them in new york, they see themselves as one. one force. one department. one thin blue line. one family. and what they do realize is that every day that they put on the uniform, what happened to officer ramos and officer liu, could happen to any one of them. during a tough time in the city with protests and we know many officers have been battered, the officers are also grieving. we cannot forget that. they lost two colleagues very tragically, they're grieving too. when one of their leaders talks about his relationship with his biracial son, we

remember the fox candidate in 2008 was rudy guiliani. people forget that.dy guiliani, particularly, granted, it was more than the roger els candidate than the rupert candidate. but i wouldn't i think that gets over, overrated a little bit. but it's funny you bring up this jeb thing. i was thinking this morning what if you know he's the son of a wealthy family, a successful political family he is somebody that plays well in the corridor am i talking about john huntsman or jeb bush? and there is a fine line between becoming the john huntsman of the field tanhan becoming the main stream candidate of the field. >> that is the second time this morning somebody suspected he might be this year's john huntman. absolutely fascinating. let's go. >> you are looking at mike huckabee huckabee is a guy that our good buddy pad but canpat buchanon would call him a great candidate, a great political candidate, a great political athlete west virginia are you hearing about huckabee in his nomination fight? >> i spent the last few days with huckabee on the campaign trail or on

rudy guiliani sat there yesterday and i think he put it perfectly.y for no apparent reason. they're not even telling us these guys are rehabbed or saying they're going to lock and key. they are free to do what they want from u uguay to the bahamas and other areas. john earnest was asked by ed henry and some others. listen rationalize this for us. why would you be letting them out? >> a week after terrorists with ties to yemen, at least one of them trained by al-qaeda in yemen killed at least a dozen people in paris how could the president release five more gitmo detainees originally from there? >> because there was a unanimous recommendation from his national security team that steps could be put in place to insure these individuals are transferred, that we can significantly mitigate any threat that they have to the u.s. for our interests and i can tell you that only 6% or so of those transfers have been suspected of or have been confirmed to have rejoined the fight. >> isn't that still a problem? 6% of these detainees wind up going back into terrori

the plummeting of the high crime rate in new york we saw in the 1980s when we stop and frisk, rudy guilianire it hams. >> i think i know a little about. that i was the police commissioner in 1994. we began the decline. so i have a little personnel perspective on that. the stop question and frisk was a essential tool of policing. like a the treating patients how much medicine do you give the patients? what happened here the dosage as the patient was getting better is too high. we ramped it down to 50,000 a year. last year was a record low time in the city of new york. >> we have a graph that shows that dosage and the increasing dosage of stop an frisk. here is the graph. it shows it ramped up in 2003. to your point, it keeps there at 2010 and 2010. then you see the precipitous dropoff. yet the bottom line there doesn't seem to pick up. are you confident even without the stop and frisk policy you will be able keep that red line there low of violent crimes? >> we will be able to keep crime down in new york city. it will spike from time to time. looking at it over a period of time not just on a