back to the 1970s is reaction the criticism from the nixon administration of the liberal media of spiro agnew. that it would be could captiv. from arthur brisbane couple cycles ago to be full-blown spokesman. >> jon: you worked for richard nixon? >> i did. it was a great granddaughter on paper and loss of one in "washington post" is one less on the post for ro robbers but the truth is the reason she no longer there these big papers are dying. their circulation is down and subscriptions are down and everything is moving to the web. as web version may need an ombudsman. >> but a shout out to margaret sullivan. she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fo

spiro agnew would talk about people being squishy soft on communism, unaware of the whole mccarthy period, 20 years of that kind of talk getting you in nothing but trouble. here's a guy who calls himself a texas conservative who has no memory or any knowledge of, apparently, the history of modern conservatism. when he said moderation gets you in trouble, well, let's listen to barry goldwater who cooked his party for years with this line back in '64. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> you know, all i can say is wow. that kind of straight from the hip, right wing talk, and there's perry with absolutely no knowledge of this kind of talk that moderation weakens you. civility -- >> don't tell me you have any expectations -- >> okay. i'm just setting him up. >> let me play off -- >> are you accusing me of parroting these guys if i suggest they might have had an iq? >> yes. let me play off something joy said. she talked about karl rove in a very cynical way, and i agree with

back to the 1970s is reaction the criticism from the nixon administration of the liberal media of spiro agnew. that it would be could captiv. from arthur brisbane couple cycles ago to be full-blown spokesman. >> jon: you worked for richard nixon? >> i did. it was a great granddaughter on paper and loss of one in "washington post" is one less on the post for ro robbers but the truth is the reason she no longer there these big papers are dying. their circulation is down and subscriptions are down and everything is moving to the web. as web version may need an ombudsman. >> but a shout out to margaret sullivan. she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see i right here next week. >> kelly: hello, i'm kelly wright. >> heather: i'm heather childers. chilling claims of cyber spy, hacking into u.s. busi

that's the kind of thing spiro agnew and richard nixon were very successful in pulling away reagan democrats. >> in aum fairness, it's a good thing to go for. here's chris wallace. let's listen to chris and then wayne. >> i think what they'll do is they'll turn this universal check on the law-abiding into a universal registry of law-abiding people. and law-abiding people don't want that. >> they absolutely do not. forgive me, sir, but you take something that is here and you say it's going to go all the way over there. there's nothing that anyone in the administration has said that indicates they're going to have a universal registry. >> and obama care wunt a tax until they needed it to be a tax. >> it was the supreme court that said that. >> i don't think you can troous these -- >> you can't trust them is the bottom line. it's fear. >> but they're not just arguing the policy malters. it's coming at it from a sort of political cultural angle. they're the enemy. and its all ties into what we have. >> why the change? a couple years ago, wayne lapierre personally was there on the issue of backgr

the former vice president spiro agnew had problems with the law. he got convicted. he pleaded no contest to taking bribes and other things. what happened to his attention? guest: the vice-president is not provided a pension directly in the act. i can talk about what happens to presidents who might have had troubles after office. -- in office. the articles of impeachment were brought against clinton. he was not found guilty in the senate and was not removed from office. richard nixon left office and was not removed. they were eligible to receive benefits provided to former presidents. it is not tested whether somebody removed by impeachment would receive these benefits. host: a right-wing response to the comments about george w. bush saying he saved your hide from the terrorists. when do the president's receive this money? is it one payout each year or monthly? guest: i believe it is a monthly pension. i do not think they get one installment. host: do the president's request the amount of money they need for different things and break it down for the government? gues

spiro agnew would talk about people being squishy soft on communism, unaware of the whole mccarthy period20 years of that kind of talk getting you in nothing but trouble. perry calls himself a texas conservative who has no memory or any knowledge of apparently the history of modern conservatism. when he said moderation gets you in trouble, well, let's listen to barry goldwater who cooked his party for years with this line back in '64. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> you know, all i can say is wow. that kind of straight from the hip, right wing talk, and there's perry with absolutely no knowledge of this kind of talk that moderation weakens you. civility -- >> don't tell me you have any expectations -- >> okay. i'm just setting him up. >> let me play off -- >> are you accusing me of parroting these guys if i suggest they might have had an iq? >> yes. let me play off something joy said. she talked about karl rove in a very cynical way, and i agree with that. but at th

back to the 1970s is reaction the criticism from the nixon administration of the liberal media of spiro agnew. that it would be could captiv. from arthur brisbane couple cycles ago to be full-blown spokesman. >> jon: you worked for richard nixon? >> i did. it was a great granddaughter on paper and loss of one in "washington post" is one less on the post for ro robbers but the truth is the reason she no longer there these big papers are dying. their circulation is down and subscriptions are down and everything is moving to the web. as web version may need an ombudsman. >> but a shout out to margaret sullivan. she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see i right here next week. with. >>. >> heather: hello, i'm heather childers, welcome to a brand-new hour. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright in for gregg j

as a political assistant to spiro agnew executive assistant to james buckley senator. he said key roles in presidential campaigns of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and robert dole. in the academic world, he's been a member of the board of visitors of duke's public policy school. so much for biography, not too exciting matters of process. as always, were on the record. no live blogging are treating. no filing of any kind. there's no embargo in the for this is over except for c-span will not use video until two hours after the breakfast and so those of you who paid ken fio. despite major changes in the news business, the breakfast group remained in-depth consideration to newsmakers and journalists and help the serving civil approach is appreciated on morning in our guest is at the center of a controversial issue a circus certainly is on the front page of "the wall street journal" and a lovely color picture. if you think to ask a question, please send me a subtle nonthreatening signal and i'll do my best to call one and all in the time we have. i will offer mr. keene bri

the former vice president spiro agnew had problems with the law. he got convicted. he pleaded no contest to taking bribes and other things. what happened to his attention? guest: the vice-president is not provided a pension directly in the act. i can talk about what happens to presidents who might have had troubles in office. the articles of impeachment were brought against clinton. he was not found guilty in the senate and was not removed from office. richard nixon left office and was not removed. they were eligible to receive benefits provided to former presidents. it is not tested whether somebody removed by impeachment would receive these benefits. host: a right-wing response to the comments about george w. bush saying he saved your hide from the terrorists. when do the presidents receive this money? is it one payout each year or monthly? guest: i believe it is a monthly pension. i do not think they get one installment. host: do the presidents request the amount of money they need for different things and break it down for the government? guest: they talk to the

he was a political assistant to vice president spiro agnew and assistant to james buckley senator. he said key roles in the presidential campaign a proud reagan, george h.w. bush, purple. mr. king has been a fellow at harvard institute of politics and a member of the board of visitors of the public policy school. so much for her biography coming out to exciting matters of process. as always we are on the record. no live blogging or treating. no filing of any kind of the breakfast is underway. there's no embargo except c-span has agreed not to use video to session for these two hours after the breakfast then so for those who paid for breakfast compile. when i tried to sell public figures, i tell them despite major changes in the news business, practice group remains to symbolize the chinese makers and journalists in your health preserving the approach is especially appreciated on mornings when our guest is at the center of a controversial issue i circus circus on the front page of "the wall street journal" and a lovely color picture. if you like to ask a question coming to the tradi

he was a political assistant to spiro agnew. he has had key roles in the presidential campaigns of ronald reagan, george h.w. bush, and robert dole. he has been a fellow at the kennedy center harvard institute of politics. so much for biography. now on to the exciting matters of process. we are on the record. no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo when the breakfast is underway except that c-span has agreed not to use video until after it the breakfast has ended. i tell guests that despite major changes in the news business, the breakfast group remains committed to conversations between newsmakers and journalists. your help is appreciated on mornings when guests are at the center of a controversial issue, as our guest is. on the front page of "the wall street journal" this morning, a lovely color picture. if you would like to ask a question, do the traditional thing and send me a subtle signal and i would do my best to call on one and all. i will give mr. keene the opportunity to make some com