. >> make it scott walker. >> i love scott walker. >> that's who it should be. >> i love scott walkerpe scott runs for president in 2016. i'm a huge fan of him. i think ted cruz -- for ted cruz to come from where ted cruz came from and come to washington, d.c. -- again, the guy it was as a republican who was concerned about the republican party's brand being shattered and a republican who is obsessed with winning, and is sick and tired of losing, you know how much ted cruz bothered me this year -- listen i don't think it was a mistake that ted cruz went to mandela's funeral. i don't think it was a mistake ted cruz is keeping his head down. he's tacking temperamentally more towards the middle of american politics and we'll see if he continues to do that. >> no, he's not. >> can i do a winner? >> yeah. >> i perpetually have been skeptical about this program. >> mika is very upset about this. >> i'm just saying no he's not. he didn't evolve. he gnawed away at obamacare. scott walker evolves, learns. this guy doesn't learn. you should change your pick. if you want to win. >> growing. the

now it's no problem with scott walker's close it out. ms was down the hammer and ends with thirty winners and three blocks and ep the jungles three cents to one. for me near the sports center this has been speaking to check back at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. rules the eye. there was a snowy day here in seoul and adhere over fifteen centimeters of snow have already fallen on common problems that sprite and some reasons are still under heavy snowfall bought at this hour it tells us to overturn an account at the weather center that this tropical plants from the north gave us the plant itself on thursday making it feel a lot closer than the actual temperatures what a time when the provinces under a heavy snowfall watch while some sun and the city are kind of winter weather advisories that tomorrow but to be the oldest day of the season yet with daytime highs hovering at around zero degrees. he let that the current conditions wisely can see it it's pretty cloudy across the back seat to a low pressure fact that the war the

on the other hand scott walker makes the point that you can't beat something with nothing. and so do republicans have to kind of say, here is what in fact we want to do on health care? >> they do. but i think to be fair republicans have benefited mostly from the substance of obamacare. what is the last hammering, a lot of individuals have been hammering if you want, you like your plan you can keep it. if you like your doctor you can keep it. that doesn't change. -- one system, i think that problem, website in that respect is a bit of distraction we'll see how well it's been fixed it's a good example of why you don't want government to do these things. the private sector, bunch of private companies are competing, i think aetna and cigna would pay a price if the website crashed. that doesn't happen with the government which is why government shouldn't run big chunks of our economy like health care. they have some positive alternatives they need to highlight them more and i think need to advance them more i think paul ryan will introduce a pretty big set of republicans alterna

scott walker and wisconsin. scott is obviously conservative guy of paul ryan out of wisconsin geographically we are starting to move north. ideologically i thought it was very -- we saw kelly ayotte in new hampshire being one of the few people that stood up during the government shutdown saying enough is enough. you people are killing me up here. i was glad to see pat toomey take a couple of courageous stance as well on a lot of different issues. i think it's really good news the republican party has come out of my region and is now starting to influence elections in the northeast, the midwest and who knows maybe in the far west and here's the thing. if we want to be a national party again, we are going to have to do that. in 2008, 2009, 2010 there wasn't a single republican representing anybody in new england. hopefully we are turning that around it is we have to be a national party again. that's not only good f

he describes scott walker this way. our question for you this morning, to governors make better presidents? weighing in on this issue in this weeks cq weekly is grover norquist. let's hear from brian in schaumburg, illinois. to governors make better presidents? caller: i would say no. i think that is a false qualification. look at lincoln, eisenhower. i like the first bush, but i think it is a bad idea. i always had a lot of bad parties.ns on ♪ in both the other lady called president bush a bad president. i would also nominate governor clinton who became president. he did a lot of bad things that hurt the average working man. go back to that list of the last five governors to serve as president. bush, bill clinton, ronald reagan, jimmy carter and franklin roosevelt. all except jimmy carter served in two terms. case three t's terms. does it mean anything that they were elected to more than one term? caller: george w. bush won by a hair. i stand by my point. i do think you have to be governor to be president area and abra

scott walker and wisconsin. scott is obviously conservative guy but paul ryan out of wisconsin. geographically we are starting to move north. i thought it was interesting you solve kelly ayotte in new hampshire being one of the few people that stood up during the government shut down saying enough is enough. you people are killing me up here. i was glad to see pat toomey take a couple of courageous stance as well on a couple of different issues. i think it's really good news the republican party has broken out of my reach and and is starting to influence elections in the northeast, the midwest and who knows maybe in the far west. here's the thing. if we want to be a national party again we are going to have to do that. in 2008, 2009, 2010 there wasn't a single republican representing anybody in new england. hopefully we are turning that around because we have to be a national party game. that's only good for republicans but good for the two-party system in the country. thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you, guys. [applause] >> we will do a book signing and if you can do

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tell you scott walker is the only person waging a war on christmas last week walker's campaign sent out an e-mail asking supporters to give money to his campaign instead of buying christmas presents for their children. that's right the e-mail read in part instead of electronics or toys that will undoubtedly be outdated broken or lost by the next holiday season help give your children the gift of a wisconsin that we can all be proud of. scott the grinch walker is in a tight real action battle and he apparently needs all the money he can get by telling wisconsinites to give him money instead of spending holiday cheer money on their children. well that is just very very ugly. crazy it's a bird it's a plane it's a giant bundle of weed calling from the sky please that's what some san diego residents were saying last weekend see some drug smugglers from mexico got a little crafty by dropping two hundred sixty pounds of marijuana adult plane into a field outside of san diego officials say these smugglers flew over san diego with an ultralight aircraft and then dropped the payload of into the f

we'll talk politics with wisconsin governor scott walker. and ask about his new book on his controversial actions against unions and his message for his party and the nation. some republicans think he could be candidate for the white house in 2016. we'll get analysis from former obama white house chief of staff bill daly and bill crystal editor of "the weekly standard." then look at presidents, past, present and future. the authors of three new books, author of "the bully pulpit. and peter baker author of "days of fire." there are no leftovers here, this is ""face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. cbs news political director john dickerson. >> dickerson: there are two breaking stories this morning first a metro north commuter train derailed in new york city. so far four people have died and more than 60 are injured. some of them critically. no word yet on what caused the derailment. also today the obama administration says dramatic progress has been made to the health

among them, republican governor scott walker. e next president will be a governor outside washington, d.c., as he talks about himself. he wrote a new book, "unintimidated." a big part of that story took part in 2012 as walker worked to survive the presidency. let me ask you about the budget. i want to remind people what we're talking about, this deal, no government shutdowns for the next two years, deficit reduction of $23 billion, reduces the amount of spending cuts, in other words, allows for more spending in some areas, and reduces cost of living for military retirees. what i thought was significant was yes, they're talking, the government has been working a little better, but the right calls it unamerican and unconservative. >> one, i think it shows the leadership and respect that paul ryan brings to the table. he's one of those guys that steps out of the role of congress and really stepped up to provide some leadership. but for those of us who think the federal government is too big, too intrusive and too involved in our live

this year we interviewed governors chris christie, scott walker and bobby jindal who offered fresh new ideas for the republican party. >> what's happening in the states we're getting right because 60% of the governors in america republican. majority of state senators in america republican. huge land slipped since 2010. what are republicans not doing in washington, d.c. that republicans at the state and local level are doing. >> three big things. governors and state leaders were more optimistic than our friends in washington. we're not just against something. we're laying out a plan. we're laying out a vision. >> you got to. >> that's how you lead. you don't sit back and nick the other side. we talk in terms that's more relevant. sequester, goes right over their head. debt ceiling, fiscal cliffs. we talk about making our kids schools better, we talk about balancing our budget, we talk about helping our neighbor get a job again and finally the third thing is courage. having the courage to act. i think, unfortunately, a lot of american voters look at washington, don't think anybody has th

calling charles krauthammer a liberal, tom coburn or liberal, scott walker liberal, chris christie a liberal because they didn't believe we should shut down the government? the government shutdown strategy was about the stupidest strategy imaginable. you could see that coming, that disaster coming. as my professor said like a freight train out of the mist, slowly coming your direction about to run you over. no. you could see it for four weeks. no. i mean, come on. get out of the way. that is what krauthammer walker and myself for saying and they didn't do it. i talked to somebody that was, we will just say he played pretty big role in this strategy. i went into his office and i said dude, what were you thinking? you just thought wrong. your problem is and this is what krauthammer said, the crisis. he said these guys think this makes them look more manly or something. they don't realize it makes them look like idiots. and i said to this guy, this would he like the coach of the dallas cowboys. deciding when it was fourth and 31 instead of hunting they run the quarterback sneak. maybe y

among them, republican governor scott walker. t president will be a governor outside washington, d.c., as he talks about himself. he wrote a new book, "unintimidated." a big part of that story took part in 2012 as walker worked to survive the presidency. let me ask you about the budget. i want to remind people what we're talking about, this deal, no government shutdowns for the next two years, deficit reduction of $23 billion, reduces the amount of spending cuts, in other words, allows for more spending in some areas, and reduces cost of living for military retirees. what i thought was significant was yes, they're talking, the government has been working a little better, but the right calls it unamerican and unconservative. >> one, i think it shows the leadership and respect that paul ryan brings to the table. he's one of those guys that steps out of the role of congress and really stepped up to provide some leadership. but for those of us who think the federal government is too big, too intrusive and too involved in our lives tel

but i figure there are a lot of governors t there like scott walker and wisconsin and others in christie in new jersey. >> every time i mention the tea party. >> there are people who have strong feelingsabout it and it's taking place within the party and he has done a lot of work to earn the nomination just like anyone else. >> i don't know him well. i had lunch with him once. i watched him operate in i wasn't a fan when the hurricane hit. >> he was doing what he thought was necessary. >> you think you'll regret it? >> i don't know that he had any other choice, frankly, in terms of doing what he was supposed to be doi. but just like all of us, we carry a we have done in the past and that's pt of our legacy. and you have to be able to explain it and support it and get peop to understand if you want them to support you in the future and he has that same task neil: what is your biggest regret? >> list doesn't have to explain me at all. she's her own candidate. and it's an asset and liability. and she is a mother of five by people. a lot of experience at the national level, and ithink wou

that idea, give money to scott walker.sent out this e-mail asking for christmas time donations. that e-mail included the line give your children the gift that keeps on giving. now, we reached out to friends of scott walker, the group who sent out that e-mail as well as the governor himself. we're still waiting on a response about that e-mail. >>> new york congressional hopeful and republican george demos is making headlines with a new ad. it compares his democratic opponent to president obama and ron ford. take a peek. >> tired of politicians? then look at george demos. he's not a politician. >> all right, so rob ford continuing to refuse to step down since admitting to smoking crack cocaine. but he has been stripped of his powers there. as? i'm thinking th. ho, ho, ho!....the what? i need a car that's stylish and fashionable... especially in my line of work. now do you have a little lemonade stand? guys, i'm in fashion! but i also need amazing tech too... like active park assist... it practically parks itself. and what co

scott walker's hair, that is going to be a problem. >> so true. i only vote hair by the way. crazy people have crazy hair. remember that. >>> we have to take a break. that was a strange topic. seemed like a good idea at the time, but sometimes they don't work out. this one wasn't awesome, but it wasn't bad. it was fun and interesting much like your host. tonight, coming up, the c block. as usual the c block is sponsored by urinals. urinals do a lot for men, maybe not so much for women. thanks, urinals. you're welcome, greg. >> choking on a hair. >> why was this ghost in court? the story hannity refuses to cover. >> they raised some alarms. that's where i get all of my news. the nfl rejected a pro gun ad for air during the super bowl. that's the big game between football teams. >> it is a top game. >> the stop for daniel's defense focuses on personal protection and fundamental rights. have a look, look havers. >>> i can see where that would be a problem during the super bowl. the bullets come down. the real ad please. >> for my family's safety it is my highest priority and no

. >> the new challenger emerging now is governor scott walker. we we have got a new republican piece saying scott walker could be the guy who comes up being the front runner. appeals to more people than anyone else. >> what are the people? >> in the republican primary. >> that's the key. he can't get there because if you have a scott walk eric santorum and all of the other senators who might end up running they are all above suspicion compared to chris chris tee. >> as walker emerges he has to somehow get out of the heat of what he created. he created chaos. >> yes, he created chaos. the first part of his term was spent fighting a recall and all of those folks crowding the state legislature trying to push for his recall but he won. he also went out and expressed contrition. all of that will work very well. but i'm not sure. let's say he did get the nomination. is that enough to have him win the general? probably not in the way that chris chris tee would? >> thank you very much. >> up next, the case of the florida woman who was sentenced to 20 yea

you got scott walker will be govern governor of wisconsin. ryan will be eclipsed by anymore iowa. ryan is also from wisconsin. he's too much in my judgment of a noncharismatic worchg. is he very good on the numbers, very good talking about enterprise zones. i don't see how he breaks through in a field with cruz, rand paul, chris christie, all these other characters who are very energetic and lively and much more dramatic in front of the camera. >> so you think in a cruz -- the cruz-ryan combination, you think that cruz is the winner? >> if the two of them are the competition. >> really? >> cruz would win hands down. >> please, please. >> we're talking about republican primaries. pat could be right about that. winning hands down, i wouldn't talk about a national race. >> we saw ryan in action in the last presidential race. ryan had terrific substance in that race. >> did he not? >> he did. >> he was sidelined most of the time. >> he has terrific substance. i think pat's right. >> you are thinking cruz in opposition to ryan? >> i don't think cruz has ruined himself nationally. has o

the author contributed the great leap in part of scott walker stripping union rights in the state.union rights away in your state you can race to the top of the rankings, at least if you get your rankings from us. that report was written by a "wall street journal" journal editorial writer and journalist and it got a little local and national media attention. but there is a question of who funded the study? that mystery has been solved. any guesses? guardian newspaper says it obtained documents from the group that published the report and says it was bankrolled by the koch brothers. a charitable trust controlled and run by the koch brothers a spokesperson from the koch brothers said it was not earmarked for that individual study but confirmed they did pay out that grant. the milwaukee journal sentinel spoke to the economist who wrote the grant. he had more advice on how wisconsin can continue to rise up the list. economists called on governor walker to lower the state tkt for the wealthiest individuals, to slash the upcoming tax rate and the economists told the journal sentinel, thi

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i would add scott walker who wants to run as a national base.nd may surprise you, i have rick perry. perry is a dramatically better politician than his performance in '12. he is serious about this. i have almost no doubt he wants to run. he's not going back to iowa for fun. i think you can imagine a perry-christie fight that will be a very interesting choice for republican party. >> so back this way. do we just say hillary clinton and be done with it on the democratic side? >> i said hillary clinton in 2007 and i was totally wrong. i clung to hillary all the way until april. trying to explain why -- >> are you stlil? >> i want to go back. i'm not going to back off. i think hillary is -- if she runs, she is the inevitable nominee. >> i agree. i'm not sure she will run. i think she may decide she doesn't want to spend the rest of her professional life doing this thing. >> and losing perhaps. >> perhaps. >> i think -- i mean i think if she runs, she is the front-runner. i think there is early prefatigue setting in. this headache factor where if she

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. >> scott walker disagrees. mike pence disagrees. >> and mike pence is my favorite. mark my words. we'll see what happens to mike pence. >> you can count on the new york times doing an expose. >> of course. who's something that you admire? >> who i admire? just in politics or? >> sure. >> i always have my deep great admiration for mitt romney and his family. >> and hillary? >> hillary clinton's at the top of my list, but i'm a protÉge of dianne feinstein. i think those women exemplify the role models for women. >> jill brand. >> i think that hillary's probably going to run, which will be fun to watch. thanks to hillary rosen and kevin madden. go to twitter to weigh in on our fire back question, who do you blame for the widening income gap. right now, 15% say democrats, 58% republicans and 27% say both parties. we have very smart viewers. from the right, i'm s.e. cupp. >> and from the left, i'm howard dean. >>> erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> next, break news. emergency responders responding to a fiery crash. >>> and people killed by suicide bombers in russia this weeke

. >>> a top aid to wisconsin governor scott walker fired.really offensive comments about hispanics on his twitter page. two read in part, illegal mex cleaning in the library and nobody speaks english. a spokesman for the republican governor says he condemned the remarks. >> former president bill clinton is speaking out about those critical comments he made about obama care last month. mr. clinton criticized president obama for his promise if you like your plan you can keep it. on tuesday, he set the record straight on what was or was not behind those remarks. >> is it because you are setting the way for mrs. clinton to run? and seconds, are the problems with obama care limited to the website? >> the answer to the first question is, no. first of all, i said nothing about this. not one word until the president spoke. >> the former president didn't say whether he thought problems with the law were confined to the website. he also didn't give any insight into a possible white house run by wife hillary in 2016. >> changes to frequent flyer progra

scott walker was primaried by a congressman named mark newman. ron johnson was primaried by about three republicans who were running, but the cream rose to the top. it works. and i think we're a big enough party to have all these opinions in the same room, debating it out. and i think that we're going to do really well. >> one last question, i'm sorry newt. i know i'm hogging the time. what about chris christie? he was just reelected less than a month ago. part of the glory of his reelection was the wing of the majority of the hispanic vote, yet he just flip-flopped on his dream act position just weeks after winning his reelection. are you going to back off? are you going to walk away from these positions? >> i don't think so. he won a majority in the hispanic community. one of the reasons he did so well is he was there long term. he showed up. one of the things we did through the growth and opportunity project is we helped finance the entire ground operation in new jersey on a long-term basis, and it worked. when you have a likeable candidate on

meanwhile, wisconsin governor scott walker chiming in on some federal issues saying he supports congressman ryan's attempts at fiscal reform but real change will only begin when republicans start winning more elections. >> i think it shows incredible leadership and respect that paul ryan brings to the table. he's one of the guys that steps out of the role of member of congress and really stepped up to provide leadership. for those that believe the federal government is too big, too incruisive, too involved in our lives, what it tells us is we want to really budget deal we can wrap our arms around. we have to win in the 2014 elections particularly in key senate races. spaul one of the rare people in washington who is acting more like a governor than just a member of congress. >> congressman paul ryan's strength on fiscal matters may be resonating a bit outside of capitol hill. according to the des moines register, 73% of republicans have a favorable view of ryan. that's the highest among all of the potential 2016 presidential hopefu hopefuls. on the democrat side, of course, all hillary clin

the best you can get there often cycling as scott walker's i commence with a four piece the blocks to go long with his twenty five foreigners into serving pieces and cut the capital went in straight sets or three points. now moving on top major league free agent to junsu is still in talks with several teams but it's the texas rangers that top the shortlist. reports say that they could net him with a six year one hundred and twenty million us dollar deal but that they are leaning towards the five year agreement with the one your team option. other factors are obviously at play here with nelson cruz and wasabi ropes and not the still on the market. the longer they wait the price here too to trace. tickets will be tough and ending off it was the top ten all throughout wednesday to sunday owns miracle goal lifted sunderland goal for powerhouse chelsea in the english league cup quarter finals to ask abt one hundred and eighteen minutes into extra time when he slotted one course the left coast the pro palin his tea to two one victory at all. he called the bowl the first in his english footb

we'll talk politics with wisconsin governor scott walker. message for his party and the nation. some

communications station are giving millions of dollars of free promotion to the republican candidates from scott walker to paul ryan but they're not letting a single democrat on the air at all and again it goes back to violating the public trust and their legal responsibility to serve the public interest all the public interests not just the republican interest how do you respond to the argument we hear incessantly about it's not the right wing media it's actually the liberal media has taken over and that's going to be combating on sirius potus you are right take a look at the radio landscape in this country we're better than ninety percent of all talk radio shows in this country are quote conservative parentheses right wing less than ten percent are liberal and in fact just today premier networks said that randy rhoads is going to be taken off of the air no no no this is a meeting that they've created it is not true and it is time that we start standing up for all of our rights to have our access to the microphones our first amendment rights are being violated abbi we all deserve to get our views over

have you on you started your activism during the two thousand and one uprising against governor scott walker what was it about this particular event that galvanized you to take action at that point i had never been involved political activism but that became personal to me. one of the groups of people that were attacked by governor walker's budget repair bill was teachers and my mother and my sister were teachers at the time so it became personal to me and that's what initially brought me out but after spending time in the capitol and learning about other people's stories and why they were involved. i realized it was a much bigger much bigger deal than i'd originally realized. and since then i've i've stayed active some incredible photos there just really catching those moments right in the courthouse there have you always been a photographer and if not what compelled you to use this medium to display your activism yeah i've always been interested in photography before i got involved in activism i was actually being paid photo shoots senior portraits weddings and then once i got involved in

liz cheney, wendy davis, alison lunder grand grimes, scott walker, scott brown, tom cotton, misch nellto see you. >> hello. >> robert, i'll start with you, i want to get with the conservative light thing rod, liz cheney. challenging a popular senator, i might add, mike enzi in wyoming's republican primary next year. >> i think, at the end of the day, senator enzi's going to win. senator enzi's up by double digits. liz cheney has done everything wrong in a primary race. she's labeled as a carpetbagger, lived lived in virginia majority of her life. there's a hunting license and fishing license incident. she's not really in line with her family's thinking when it comes to gay marriage. wyoming, she appears to be flip-flopping back and forth. i think she's going to lose the primary. i think she's going to lose big. >> richard, what about this overall, the republican family feud? is this going to hurt the party? >> you know, dick cheney, liz cheney's dad, was discredited towards the end of the bush/cheney administration nationally. i think he's not helping himself even in wyoming. he seem t

we'll talk politics with wisconsin governor scott walker.nd ask about his new book on his controversial actions against unions and his message for his party and the nation. some republicans think he could be candidate for the white house in 2016. we'll get analysis from former obama white house