he should be more like me, a uniteder. >> a uniteder. >> that's what i am. >> how can you say that withtraight face? >> i am a uniter. you're a polarizer. you call me the devil and you say i'm divisive? >> when i tweet you on the show all hell breaks loose. >> i went shooting last week. one of my shooting partners sent a picture of us to you. >> i saw you had big guns. ways very happy for you. let's talk about the polarization of political debate in america. glenn beck was quite brave, i thought, to say what he said. if i'm being self-reflective, doesn't happen very often but i may as well throw it out there. when i've done the guns debate, cane tell that when i get over angry and get a little bit abusive to the gun people, that it actually doesn't help the debate. that actually all it does is intensify the polarization. and it means any kind of compromise becomes less likely. do you like glenn beck look back on some of the stuff you said and thought, maybe i could have curbed it there a bit, calmed things a bit and been less polarizing? >> i was definitely too nice to hillary clinton.

vice president ford was sworn in of the unitedent states. this was the dress mrs.ford was during swearing-in. she was less than excited about the coming first lady. she resolved, if i'm going to have to do this, i'm going to have fun doing it. the fun started almost immediately. she had a state dinner, and it was something she had to prepare for. she hit the ground running. she had a number of , because president ford's administration overlapped the bicentennial. some of the other events were held during that year. this one is for the may 17, 1976 , but there were a number of notable people who came to themhite house, and among this was a letter received from japan in appreciation for in 1975.im the first time the emperor had ever left japan. here are some of the invitations and dinner invitations from the biggest event, and that is when we hosted queen elizabeth in july of 1976. this was a gift the queen of england presented to mrs. ford. it is a gilded soup terrine. on its face is a hand-painted image of the white house, and it was the official gift of great brit

the implication that governor christie is not the bipartisan uniteder that his big re-election victory suggested and that he himself claimed to be. >> as your governor, it's never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me being governor has always been about getting the job done first. >> that was governor christie on election night promising to be governor of all the state of new jersey, everyone, whether they voted for him or not. and here he is slamming washington for not being more like himself. >> we watch a congress at war with itself because they're unwilling to leave campaign-style politics at the capital's door. >> all alone, though, critics have accused of the governor of preaching tolerance but practicing bare knuckle politics. e-mail messages obtained by cnn implicate some of his top staffers and appointees on those grounds. about a month before the lane closings that locked down parts of new jersey, the manhattan bridge, ann kelly one of three deputies on christie's senior staf

the uniteder for states institute of peace. patrick, a reporter with defense daily. eeva, washington correspondent or the chicago tribune. alison fitzgerald, finance and investigative reporter at the center for public integrity and chairwoman of the national press club committee. skipping over the speaker for a moment. eric, new systems specialist at the associated press. the committee member who organized today's event. -- jen, editor inside the army. carlo, a freelance defense and national security reporter. and thomas young, a retired air national guard. senior master sergeant. [applause] when our guest became the chief of staff act in 2011, his job was not too easy. he had served nearly 37 years. he fought in desert storm as a key defender in operation or rack ephraim. he was the head of the campaign in iraq. saddam hussein was captured under his watch in 2003. not the home, he is fighting a war against sexual abuse in the army which has an army -- higher rate than other branches. in a message to army personnel he said, "the u.s. army is failing in its efforts to

ambassador to the uniteded nations, bill richardson. governor, thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you very much, wolf. >> i asked the question to you. you've been there on several occasions. i was there with you exactly three years ago. we spent six days in pyongyang. do you believe that american basketball players going to north korea like this delegation could actually open up that country to the rest of the world? >> well, i've been disappointed in the turn of events of this basketball trip. first that it's being used propaganda wise by the regime on the birthday of the kim jong-un, the new leader. secondly, i thought dennis rodman crossed a line this morning by implying that kenneth bay might be guilty. by suggesting that there was a crime. there is no crime. kenneth bay is an american detainee that's been there a year in bad health who deserves to come home. i think dennis drank a little bit too much of the kool-aid from the north koreans. so while basketball diplomacy, out of the box diplomacy, which i've practiced, you cove

. >> giving a pass to illegal in the unitede states. >> that is a big issue. >> we will talk more aboutre my cohost for the hour. thank you, phil mattingly, our white house correspondent. a quick look at other top company news this morning. plans to go public. the italian automaker which has full control last week. it also cut its profit forecast after posting fourth-quarter earnings that fell short of wall street estimates. a new look for the company. considering a bid for the rebel can see no and hotel. it cost $2.6 billion to build. already the biggest layer. working on a new strategy following disappointing of its we you console. one point -- $1.2 billion on its buyback. it plans to unveil a new management strategy tomorrow. joins us onim hines his take on the state of the union address. a unique perspective on what the president's clans could mean for jobs and the economy. atter than estimated from -- look at the numbers as well as freezing temperatures and how they caused havoc in the south, including atlanta. what a mess. stay in the loop. ♪ >> herbalife was called a pyramid sche

this is the president of brazil unitedently spoke to the nations and accused the united international g law for completely failing to of anybody privacy who is not an american on the internet. why does this matter? if you are a an american why do you care if the privacy rights non-americans are being disregard disregarded. is the international telecommunications union. they govern the international system.e and satellite last year they tried to assert control over how the internet is and how it is standards are developed. a u.n. government and bloc of governments. bloccame close but another of governments, democracies and sets th companies fought back because right now the way the internet is governed coordinated is very decentralized. t involves engineers and companies and nongovernmental institutionless. and there was an effort to say to reassert eed sovereignty over the internet. t was blocked last year, but unfortunate unfortunately, because of the a lot of the ion governments that were actually democratic ore decentralized internet are st t tarting to rethink and talk about somet