joining us from ohio, that former governor, democrat ted strickland. and from texas, former bush white house senior adviser, karl rove. all right, gentlemen, we're going to get to chris christie in a moment, but let's start with those papers from close clinton friend diane blair. in the papers, hillary clinton calls monica lewinsky a narcissistic loony toon and adds it was con centusensuaconsensua power relationship and not sex within any real term. and hc still in despair that nobody in white house is tough enough and mean enough. and then going after former president bill clinton as a sexual predator. >> their standard bearer seems to be a guy committing the workplace kind of violence that we should all be opposed to. >> karl, i understand that republicans are going to need an affirmative agenda, but does all that history have any traction in 2016? >> well, it may, but the trouble for republicans is going to be it's easier to say what you're against and harder to say what you're for. go back to 2000, for example, it would have been easy for then cand

>> i think governor strickland's successor despite fracking gate is in the mix. there are 15 candidates wide open. bobby jindal has a-plus people around him. he's a very smart guy. he understands the politics of the party and how to bridge the legality and grass roots. >> governor strickland, what do you think about governor caseic? where do you think he stands? >> recent polling showing hillary clinton would best him in ohio and every other potential republican candidate, but the fact is that governor caseic has a record now. he talks about the ohio miracle. there is no ohio miracle. we're 45th in job creation. we've lost more jobs per capita i believe perhaps than any other state in america. unemployment is now going up rather than down. so i think governor caseic has to worry about being reelected in 2014 quite frankly before he thinks about 2016. whoever the republicans bring on board, i think, is facing a terrific challenge if secretary clinton decides to seek this office. i think she's by far the frontrunner. the country is ready and hungering for the leade

>> i think governor strickland is correct. the reason the democrats are doing this is because chris christie is a strong potential candidate in 2016. they're going to try to smother every republican presidential possibility they can because they know that this race in 2016 is going to be difficult for the democrats, hard to get a third term, particularly after the two term of obama. i think the democrats will be better off picking another voice to go after governor christie. when governor christie found out about the two individuals and what they had done, he immediately fired them. let's go back to 2008 and joe the plumber. governor strickland's own employee of the head of the employment commission was accessing confidential governmental data bases to find out private information about joe the plumber and leaking it to the press. now is governor strickland to adopt his standards either incompetent or lying simply because it was his appointee who did these things? let's step back and look at this. let the process go forward an

this just seems a little bit farfetched. >> ted strickland is the one leading the attack for the dnc. they've made a two-fold argument. it's kind of unbelievable that christie wouldn't have had kelly about this. it is possible that his staff sort of went rogue here. what does that say about his abilities as a governor? what does that say about his control over his own state and office? >> what's the play nationally for the republican party at this point? there are three buckets we have seen lately. one rally around christie. there's go negative. and then there's just kind of sit on the sidelines and be as quiet as possible. do you sense that the tide is shifting internally in the republican party as the drip, drip, drip continues? is the mood shifting? >> you need another whole bucket for rudy juliany. there are calls for him to step down as the republican governor's association chairman. that was a position he sought to take after he got electe eelect. you've heard some people suggest that maybe christie should step aside. that, to me, alex, is where you should look because that's a

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in terms of what ted strickland said, though, today, about how governor christie's office ought to stop attacking the news outlets who are reporting on the scandal and the people who are investigating it, governor christie's office kept that right up today. they released this broadside attack on "new york times" reporter kate zernike after she made an appearance on msnbc. in the governor's press release his office attacks what he describes as, quote, "the new york times'" myths about the scandal, and a special counsel hired by the legislature, in a unanimous vote, 100% bipartisan vote. the governor's office today calls that special counsel, "the democrats' lawyer." is that what he is? just the lawyers for the democrats. the way governor christie kept up a steady stream on people reporting this story and people investigating this scandal while the governor, himself, keeps saying in public how much he's cooperating and how much he wants to get to the bottom of all it, that paradox, that contradiction between his personal public statements and what his office is doing in his name, that con

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"fox news sunday" is here with exclusive governors mike lee and ted strickland. miss the battle over the obamacare controversial changes and whether the president is taking his power too far. i'm doug mckillway, thank you for watching. >>> i'm chris wallace. three years out sparks are already flying in the 2016 race for president. leading operatives on the left and right are working to derail potential frontrunners. >> either the governor knew and is lying or he's the most inept, incompetent chief executive. god help us if he were to become president. >> we'll get into it with ohio governor ted strickland and gop strategist karl rove. >>> then another obamacare delay continues the controversial practice. raising the questions whether the

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. >> reporter: aaron strickland directs storm operations for georgia power, the state's largest utility ice is his main worry. >> what happens there is it builds up on the trees, and we have a heck of a lot of trees in georgia. those trees start falling. when they fall, they bring down the power lines. >> reporter: the home depot in downtown atlanta had run out of most storm supplies-- no generators, no firewood, no ice melt. >> the storm lanterns, they're out. >> all the storm lanterns are gone. >> so it would be naive of me to ask if you have any salt, right? >> no salt. >> reporter: the store's manager told me many people bought charcoal and propane for grills. they plan to cook outside if they lose power. forecasters think this could be atlanta's worst ice storm since 2000. scott, a half million people then lost power. >> pelley: and the national guard has been put on alert in case evacuations are necessary there. mark, thanks very much. storm warnings are up tonight in the carolinas, and wyatt andrews is there. >> reporter: heavy snowfall in the carolinas led to hundreds of acciden

. >> we'll get into it with ohio governor ted strickland and gop strategist karl rove. >>> then anotherinues the controversial practice. raising the questions whether the

ted strickland former governor he went after the governor in w jersey tried to even separate with a 59 approval rating. bu i want to turn to former nuer two at the cia now congress wts him back. apparently she lied or misrepresented the talking points on benghazi. but that is allied. at do you think it? is this the big deal or what is the endless process of noense that is the height of the effective stonewalled by this industry should? >> it should be but it prably will be coz the public is not sophisticated enough to know what happened there but the? scandals become stories but serious things le this it is a very serious issue and lying to congres is a very serious crime but not something that will capture the public's imagination but is too hard to understand. lou: the national liberal media not carrying out its role of oversight and and as the watchdogs to back congress will take this up throughout the year it is a top issue for house republicans especially the midterm electi year and e ticket to 2016 but we see people leaving shows the interest in this issue is leading. lou: the mo

ted strickland former governor he went after the governor in new jersey tried to even separate with apercent approval rating. but i want to turn to former number two at the cia now congress wants him back. apparently she lied or misrepresented the talking points on benghazi. but that is allied. what do you think it? is this the big deal or what is the endless process of nonsense that is the height of the effective stonewalled by this industry should? >> it should be but it probably will be coz the public is not sophisticated enough to know what happened there but the? scandals become stories but serious things like this it is a very serious issue and lying to congress is a very serious crime but not something that will capture the public's imagination but is too hard to understand. lou: the national liberal media not carrying out its role of oversight and and as the watchdogs to back congress will take this up throughout the year it is a top issue for house republicans especially the midterm election year and the ticket to 2016 but we see people leaving shows the interest in this issu

strickland. >> they're not equal.place on it. >> the body and the acl is a little bit smaller. it helps save our knees work better in men than women. when men land they fire their quad which is helps protect their acl. in women, the natural impulse is to fire the hamstrings and that is problematic. >> reporter: one competing today, sarah hendrickson injured her knee so bad in august it was questionable when she would make it to sochi. radical surgery made it possible for her to compete. eight have suffered injuries but the coach says those injuries show women are the weaker sex. >> that's simply not true. there's not any reason to think that girls can get hurt by being girls. >> reporter: no athlete makes it to this level without knowing the risks. no athlete makes to the olympic podium without conquering the course of competition and their own fear. for "cbs this morning,"don dahler, new york. >>> that go-pro >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 8:25. time for some news headlines. th

when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless body of a boy. >> on the seventh day a maintenanceody tossed down into the woods behind a parking lot at a suburban office complex. >> the bank was fairly steep. >> medical examiner joseph burton had to hold on to a rope to get down to the scene. >> he had a ligature mark on his neck like if somebody had a ligature and they were behind you or off to the side behind you and they closed their hands or fists together and pulled the ligature, basically. >> in other words, killed from behind. >> most likely, yes. >> all right. let me place another sample on this side. >> state crime lab scientist larry peterson attended the autopsy. >> i can recall at one autopsy pulling a fiber off of one of the victims. it was a green carpet fiber and mounted the sample on the slide went over and looked under the microscope and it's the same one. >> you knew right then? >> knew right then. >> apparent it's another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> local television carried these pictures live from the crime scene. >> as it was studied it was

ted strickland announced christie was lying or incompetent. victims of the ft. lee lane closures were holding a protest on the george washington bridge. while all of this was happening, christie's office decided their best strategy was to take on the second largest newspaper in the country. in an e-mail sent a few hours a ago, the governor's office issued a full throated defense that read more like an offense. his office said it was correcting comments made on this network earlier today, but like other e-mails before it the message read less like a fact check and a lot more like an angry comment. myth number one from "the new york times," christie administration efforts to gather all the facts are an attempt to threaten people. then actual fact. governor christie has promised a thorough review so something like this never happens again. okay. the okay is mine. then there's myth number four. the governor's office operation have shut down. actual fact. in keeping his word about not letting anything get in the way of doing his job, he's kept a robust public schedul

. >> the democratic national committee drafted tom strickland to brand him a bully. >> either the governor knew and he is lying or he is the most inept, incompetent chief executive imaginable. >> but despite the criticism, the rga says christie continues to rake it in, raising $1.5 million in texas last week, with more trips reportedly planned for massachusetts, georgia, connecticut, and michigan. in new jersey, the legislature's investigative committee is issuing up to 20 more subpoenas as part of its probe of the lane closings. >> that's a continuing please of review, a lot of material to go through. we'll continue to follow the trail wherever it leads us. >> during his appearance in chicago, he also reflected on the toll of the scandal, admitting that the revelations have affected his family, but he said he will continue his work as governor as the investigations continue. bret. >> eric, thank you. you can expect to be on hold a long time if you call the irs with a tax question. the new head of the agency has posted a youtube video saying his organization has very limited resources and

. >> we'll get into it with ohio governor ted strickland and gop strategist karl rove. >>> then anotherctice. raising the questions whether the

this time, former ohio governor ted strickland will be out there.with reporters, criticizing chris christie. and get this, there are four republican gubernatorial candidates in illinois. there's an election there this year. none are meeting with christie and the democrats are hyping that big time, saying look, again, republicans are avoiding chris christie. but here's what the rga tells me. listen, christie was never supposed to meet with any of these four guys because the rga doesn't get involved in primary politics. when the republicans finally have one nominee, then they say christie will be out there trying to help them win back that seat. >> so there's the optics and then there's reality, and i guess there's also their own realities, right? i'm just curious, though, when you look ahead, how long do you think this backlash is going to stick with him about this whole thing? >> reporter: yeah, this is the troubling part for chris christie, is you're right, perception is just as important as reality, just like we saw when christie went to florida a

. >> reporter: democrats are determined to keep the pressure on christie, even sending ted strickland miles to taunt him. governor, why exactly are you here? >> i'm here because governor chris christie, his office at least, engaged in reprehensible behavior. >> reporter: as for christie, most of this is supposed to make him a national figure in the first place, like criticizing washington. >> they either have to change themselves or they have to be replaced. >> reporter: even if some comments may now have a different context. >> voting, especially for an executive, a governor, or a president is a visceral action. people look at the person and say, do i like the person? do i trust him? >> reporter: now, christie also praised on the last republican president, president george w. bush, calling him grossly underappreciated as president and also made a point by saying that he handled with class by not butting in but as for the current president, barack obama, he also sounded pretty partisan, like most republicans would at saying that he is to blame for the partisanship and the toxic atmosp

ted strickland 350 mi. to taunt him. >>: governor, why exactly are you here? but i'm here because governor chris christie through his office at least it engaged and reprehensible behavior. >>: as for kristi most of this appearance was a chance to be the street talking politician that made him a national figure and the first place. by criticizing washington. >>: that the chains themselves are be replaced. >>: even if >>: people with a person and say, though i like the person. do i trust them >>: and other news, french president francois hollande's didn't have a date at last night's white house state dinner in his honor. so he was seated in a very special place - next to president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. the white house last fall invited hollande and his longtime girlfriend to come for a state visit. the couple broke up weeks ago, after hollande was caught in the tabloids heading to a liaison with another woman. and san francisco will get its own chance to host the french president. president francois hollande will be here today at city hall.