valerie jarrett was absolutely certain that it was the clintons who were telling congressmen senatorsis president. he is toxic. valerie's looked upon this as an effort to wrestle the democratic hardy away from the obama's. stuart: extraordinary. do you think that president obama has the power to keep hillary from getting the nomination? >> at this point i would say no. things continue the way valerie jarrett was like them to continue we will see other scandals starting to hate hillary. i think that it is possible then that she could falter. stuart: you think that the obama was what referred to see a republican to the white house rather than hillary clinton? would you go about far? >> i would. stuart: as clyde everyone. thank you very much, indeed, sir. hbo's the gene's. new york real estate heir robert durst reveals he killed them all. he agreed to extradition last hour. going back to los angeles to face murder charges. cannot confession hold up in court? they get kelly joins the list of frances today. 2:00 p.m. eastern time today on that subject. new video today from russia's state t

i just think, that listen what i didn't see in the story was, a comment from valerie jarrett or valeriearrett had no comment right? melissa: yeah. >> usually when you write a story like this you call up valerie jarrett, i would do it. you have you know, a day or two days to deny it, if you don't deny it -- >> nothing to it? >> i'm just saying -- >> there is something to it. melissa: there is, i mean this coming from the left though. does that make, who want elizabeth warren. >> somebody leaked it from the white house i believe because look "the new york times" got the story first. we sort of had this drip, drip drip of information coming from places like the state department and we do know that valerie jarrett and hillary clinton have this rather, unsavory history. >> that doesn't mean she leaked the story. >> she could have. >> screaming this definitely didn't come from us. this is who aristic. i don't hear that either. >> that is true but hasn't really been picked up beyond that except for us. not like, you don't see a front page "new york times" story on this yet. melissa: josh earne

coming up, white house in your advisor valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy -- white house senior adviser valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy and whether hillary clinton broke any rules. that's coming up. ♪ clicks welcome to bottom line. i am pimm fox in for mark crumpton. let's take a look at our top stories. tghe justice department will charge robert menendez with criminal corruption. cnn start -- sites sources alleging the office was businesses of the democratic donor and friend in exchange for gifts. the expected charges will come in the next few weeks the official said. let's check the rice of crude oil. down about two point 25% -- 2.25%. the news as at&t is out and apple is joining the dow jones. shares fell more than 4% and it has been in and out of the dow jones industrial average. inclusion is supposed to link a stock influence to its price per share. apples shares traded at 520 five dollars each indicating it might dominate the index. there are reports of fraud involving apple pay. that is the new pay system.

. >> someone that would be potentially an ally valerie jarrett, of course when it comes to women's issuesthis story out over the weekend that valerie jarrett, white house senior adviser was the person that leaked the e-mail story about the former secretary of state. she was on with morning joe this morning. let me play what she said. >> did you leak the hillary clinton e-mail story, valerie. >> no, mica i did not, as you know that's preposterous. >> is it fair to say she didn't follow regulation though -- >> as the president said last week he prides himself on having an administration that's transparent, he was glad to see she's turning over e-mails to the state department so yes, that's very important. >> so if she does decide to run, how important is her relationship with team obama moving forward, given how the president explained or described what happened with the e-mails, and even the allegations with valerie jarrett. >> tamron it is very important. i can tell you from my own reporting that the entire obama white house is eager to see hillary clinton or any other democrat end up get

he says valerie jarrett leaked the hillary e-mail story.ell you what the white house is saying about that in just a moment. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> what difference at this point does it make? ♪ ♪ i'm almost done. [ male announcer ] now you can pay your bill... ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. stuart: here's a big name, you may know it by a different name. the retailer, burlington. i always think of it as burlington coat factory, but it's burlington stores. new high. they reported strong profits and really good holiday sales late last year. up 3%, 59 on burlington. >>> the all lis tower -- willis tower, tallest building in chicago so

he thinks this came from obama and valerie jarrett. that they linked information. >> do you think valerie jarrett is running for president? >> i think they want to put hillary clinton on short leash. we'll hold this over your head. don't triangulate and destroy our legacy. >> conspiracy theories. >> new developments in story we've been following all week long on "outnumbered". flag policy on uc-irvine. threats of violence on campus. why are students so intense on banning the american flag? >>> as nuclear talks go on with iran new fallout from a letter sent to the country signed by 47 republicans. did they undermine president obama? will it force the president to include congress in the negotiating? >>> right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for what is called outnumbered overtime by logging on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the overtime tab. tweet us questions comments. we have dr. manny. he is in. we'll take medical questions. no questions on my fun tone though. sorry. ♪ now with the xfinity tv go app,

. >> i published a report in a leading new york newspaper asserted that white house counselor valerie jarrett played some role in the disclosures about secretary clinton's e-mails. can you confirm that? >> it's utter baloney. >> here with reaction from washington examiner, rebecca burg. ed, this is your story. tell us about it. >> when you draw blood as i did, you expect one of these responses. i've been called worse than baloney. >> yeah. >> i expect this. >> let's talk about your sources. >> right. >> how many source sns. >> good question. generally i try to have two sources for every story. in this case i had a source at the white house a source at the state department and a source inside the clinton camp. none of these sources knew each other. and they all confirmed the same story. independently corroborated. >> doug is that plausible to you? over the weekend obama was at the gridiron dinner and telling e-mailgate jokes. >> i think it's entirely plausible. one thing that's been made very clear is that the obama team up to and including the president would like anybody other than hillary t

from valerie jarrett to karen katz, two academy award winner and lifestyle guru, the one and only when it out tro. >> we are going to begin this hour -- let's start with a bulletin. these are the top business stories. for the industrial average, at&t is out and apple is in. the world's most valuable company will be added. at&t gets the boot. it has been a member of the dow for 99 years. this links influence to its price per share, very different than the s&p 500. at the was trading at $125. there was concern it could dominate the index. now it is in the $120 neighborhood. at are than expected jobs report for february. employers added 295,000 jobs last month and the in -- and the jobless rate fell. the jobs created in the previous two months was reviving downward by 18,000. a stagnant 1/10 of 1% of the month. the president of the san francisco fed said midyear may be the right time for a serious discussion about raising interest rates. john williams is on the fed policy making committee this year. in a speech in honolulu before today's jobs report, williams said the u.s. will reach maxi

an explosive new report in new york post revealing valley vary-- valerie jarrett allegedly leaked the scandal. a feud between the clinton and obama camp. >> rain and melting snow making extreme weather in the midwest. water spilling over the banks reaching the highest level in two decades. take a look at this bird's-eye view in cincinnati. the river will remain above flood stage for most of the week. neighbors travelled house to house in boats as the water closed down roads there and no rest for the weather weary in boston. the city breaking the record with a whopping 108.6 inches. >> spring is here. on that note the dust has settled from selection sunday. not surprising the tennessee wildcats number one seed with the brackets all set everyone is wondering if kentucky can be the first team to go undefeated since 1976. the wild cats are the 19th team ever to enter the ncaa tournament undefeated along with kentucky. villanueva wisconsin and duke to take the number one seeds. >> pulling for carolina. had to get that in. st. patrick's day is tomorrow. they are already feeling the green. >

guest: what i cannot figure out is why that would be strategically valuable for valerie jarrett? have to support the 2016 presidential candidate for their party who is likely to win the nomination and risk their own credibility, or throw her under the bus and risk the fact that there would be a worse contender in 2016? it does not make sense that she would be the source of it and the reporter for the "new york post" is often right, but sometimes wrong. alix: stan, what do you think? stan: i think jon has it basically right. one of the reports was valerie jarrett was worried that hillary clinton would undo much of what president obama has done and heard his legacy. the bigger harm to the legacy of the obama administration would be a republican winning. i am taking a wait and see attitude. i agree be reporting from this particular reporter is questionable. alix: does this speak to a rift in the democratic party that not everybody is behind a potential a hillary clinton run? stan: look, not everybody is behind a potential hillary clinton run, but it is hard to believe that an outgoi

>> my sources tell me that valerie jarrett has ordered investigations of clinton hillary clinton in the first of which is now the e-mails. they're also looking into her expense accounts. they're looking into -- investigating not looking into investigating her use of finances. they're investigating her use of giving contracts to companies that also donated to the clinton initiative. the bottom line here is that the white house, the obama white house does not want to see hillary clinton president of united states. stuart: but they would not be official investigations by the fbi, for example, or by congress. they would be internal -- >> internal state department probes, six of them. stuart: all within the state department? >> all within the state d., and this was the first she, the e-mails. stuart: and you found out about this just in the last couple of days? >> yes. the sources are in the state department and they've seen huge wheeling what do you call it these places where you put a lot of papers on top to and they've -- they're wheeling papers of hillary's papers all over the place and

saying suggestion that valerie jarrett or obama people were secretly behind leaking email revelationsut hillary to try to undermine her. i don't know. there are all anonymous sources in the story. i would say of course there is bad blood between clinton world and obama world going back a number of years at this point but she is the heiress apparent. there is no one else on the democratic side who could really run for president and win. i would be a little bit surprised if the obama team decided to try to kneecap the person who would carry on their legacy were she to win. gerri: well, peggy noonan this weekend expresses surprise as hillary's performance last week. >> it was terrible. gerri: want to get to a late-breaking story i think all of you have an interest in. this is from "usa today." they're saying that the white house is removing a federal regulation that subjects its office of administration to the freedom of information act. so, the office of administration at the white house, can't be subject to foia claims. that is what they're saying. they say they're cleaning up foia reg

because valerie jarrett, harris also said nobody at the white house ever emailed hillary clinton. so -- >> yeah. >> i can't follow that. which story? >> i think she would probably regret saying that. when josh earnest was first asked about this by i believe our own ed henry, chief white house correspondent, couple weeks ago, week 1/2 ago josh ernest didn't say they emailed back and forth. i don't have the information. i can't confirm that. she apparently wasn't paying attention to the talking point. real quickly the water is warm for democrats to wade in including the president. there is new "wall street journal/nbc news" poll that is out today that says 86% of the democrats, primary voters say that they support hillary clinton more than any other candidate. the water is warm. jim webb spoke a short time ago at a presidential forum senator jim webb from virginia. he said this is good opportunity today for this news conference for mrs. clinton to come forward. the water is warm for democrats to come on the record and call her on this. >> 40% of the people in the same poll wanted al

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guests include white house advisor valerie jarrett, group founder and academy award winner when it tellen katz of neiman marcus. we turn our focus to cyber security. my next guest says a 30-year-old law is compromising the safety of e-mail privacy. michael chertoff is the former secretary of homeland security. he is now cofounder and executive chairman of the chertoff group, a global risk management advisory firm which advises clients on technology and cyber security. he joins us from the houston bureau. thank you for your time today. >> good to be on. >> this week you wrote in "usa today," "how privacy expectations and social practice have changed but the law has not." how has the electronic and medications privacy act outlived its usefulness and what are you hearing from your clients at tech companies? >> this act was written decades ago at a time when there was not a widespread use of e-mail and very limited storage capacity. the rule that the congress passed at that time said, if you are looking for e-mail that was 180 days or less, you needed to get a warned, like you would need to

i don't think they've gotten into the drone conversation with valerie jarrett or president obama. >>ugh they applied for an application in canada. they're testing drone delivery there. three weeks. three weeks. >> it's fascinating and efficient how efficient the canadian government can be. i think about what it can do for carriers like ups and fedex. how the last mile of their business can be affected so dramatically. they are talking about how they can move products in physical space in the same way the internet moves data. so making everything kind of non-centralized. it just makes so much sense for our economy and how much more efficient we'll be. >> i think the drones are the future. oil and gas. protection. human disasters. think about the tsunami in japan. but when it comes to delivering books, i look outside the studio, how can you -- >> you're nervous. >> 1,000 apartments, those drones will be hitting everybody. >> every one of those buildings will have a landing pad. you get on the elevator. order a book. live on the second floor. put on your night robe. you go upstairs. it'

lou: valerie jarrett, she's going to be there she says, until the lights go out.ng. she says she's also paid to be his friend and she's sticking til the end. >> yeah. it's almost like she's making the call there. that's what came across to me like she'll let him know when it's time for her to leaf. but i'll tell you with this e-mail controversy and what we learned today, this is not just a hillary clinton issue anymore, it's slowly -- actually quickly becoming a president president obama problem because, clearly, they weren't following the law and implementing these protocolsal all. lou: then we find out, mercedes neither did colin powell. that, in fact -- and i love the timing on this mercedes. you guys tell me what you think. the state department chooses within a few days to release an ig report saying hey, we don't keep anybody's e-mails -- >> that's right. lou: a billion in a year, and they kept about 62,000 of them. i mean, that's -- your thoughts? >> it is, but it's not surprising. i mean, i think that the state department has somehow gottennen very involved

lou: valerie jarrett, she's going to be there she says, until the lights go out.re wondering. she says she's also paid to be his friend and she's sticking til the end. >> yeah. it's almost like she's making the call there. that's what came across to me like she'll let him know when it's time for her to leaf. but i'll tell you with this e-mail controversy and what we learned today, this is not just a hillary clinton issue anymore, it's slowly -- actually quickly becoming a president president obama problem because, clearly, they weren't following the law and implementing these protocolsal all. lou: then we find out, mercedes neither did colin powell. that, in fact -- and i love the timing on this mercedes. you guys tell me what you think. the state department chooses within a few days to release an ig report saying hey, we don't keep anybody's e-mails -- >> that's right. lou: a billion in a year, and they kept about 62,000 of them. i mean, that's -- your thoughts? >> it is, but it's not surprising. i mean, i think that the state department has somehow gottennen ver

i think that he is influenced heavily by people like valerie jarrett who probably has a soft spot foran, but i -- there has to be some back door dealings. there has to be something under the table that i'm just not aware of. it makes no sense. this is a matter of national security. of american security. as well as global security and i do not understand why we're not taking a firm stance against this whole thing. >> you know, my concern, i have to tell you, general, i plan on being here in ten years and if i'm not, my kids are going to be here. i don't know what this is. you know, ten years they'll be fine. by the way, why do they need nuclear energy? don't they have a lot of oil to begin with? >> oh, yeah. >> of course. >> they're a huge producer of oil. it's ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous. >> the idea we would let them keep their centrifuges. i talked to an expert the other day who told me it would take 100,000 centrifuges to fire up just the reactor. they don't need centrifuges. they don't need them. it's not part of a power program. >> all right. >> and we're going to let them ke

they're talking about valerie jarrett, senior adviser to the president. this was in the near post. state farm said it wasn't really that way. are you surprised to hear about this story? link this to the election. >> guest: i was surprised. it's one of the things you published, we try not to others might publish. if you check you would find that it wasn't the case and you wouldn't publish it but i think it's hard to know it's unclear from the story what role valerie jarrett allegedly played in leaking the clinton e-mail story. anyway, i just linked to it. i do think here's what i said is interesting but i don't think the obama lost -- obama is administration loves hillary clinton. leaving aside conspiracy theory, the president and his team can play a role in shaping the democratic nominating process. and so for that kind of seemed to the state out of it. but i've got to think i thought this for a while anyone thinks on causing trouble when i say this, met i'm a republican, a conservative but i honestly think that hillary clinton is more vulnerable to the democratic primary than -- g

talking about valerie jarrett the senior advisor to the president.the new york post" came out and said, it wasn't really this way. where you surprised to see the story? link this to the election. guest: i was surprised by the title. too good to check implies that maybe it is not true. i think it is hard to know honestly it is unclear from the story, what role valerie jarrett played in the clinton e-mail story. i just link to it on a tweet. i do think -- here's what i would say, i don't think the obama white house love hillarys clinton, think valerie jarrett isn't a huge fan. leading to conspiracy theory, the president and his team can shape the decision-making of the presidential nominee but they have stayed out. i have said this for a while and people think i'm just causing trouble what i say this, i'm a republican and a conservative, but i think hillary clinton is more affordable and the democratic primary. if elizabeth warren words to challenge her, i think she would have a pretty good chance of beating her. maybe a three and for chance. if you lo

in a bloomberg interview, senior aide valerie jarrett was asked if she ever received an e-mail from clinton i actually did not, no. i have not received an e-mail from secretary clinton. >> did members of the administration receive e-mails from hillary clinton while she was secretary of state? >> that i don't know. i do know that, obviously the president has a very firm policy that e-mails should be kept on government systems -- >> reporter: at the state department the spokeswoman was pummeled for half an hour about clinton's private e-mails. >> is this department feeling any political pressure from the white house, from the clinton camp, from any clinton supporters to remove information that could potentially be embarrassing to a possible clinton campaign? >> no. >> reporter: with state now in possession of 55,000 of the e-mails, the months-long process of examining them for production to the select benghazi committee may have gotten more arduous. fox news' james rosen has found clinton appears to have many private e-mail addresses, some possibly for aides, all of them outside the departmen

in a bloomberg interview, senior aide valerie jarrett was asked if she ever received an e-mail from clinton i actually did not, no. i have not received an e-mail from secretary clinton. >> did members of the administration receive e-mails from hillary clinton while she was secretary of state? >> that i don't know. i do know that, obviously the president has a very firm policy that e-mails should be kept on government systems -- >> reporter: at the state department the spokeswoman was pummeled for half an hour about clinton's private e-mails. >> is this department feeling any political pressure from the white house, from the clinton camp, from any clinton supporters to remove information that could potentially be embarrassing to a possible clinton campaign? >> no. >> reporter: with state now possession of 55,000 of the e-mails, the months-long process of examining them for production to the select benghazi committee may have gotten more arduous. fox news' james rosen has found clinton appears to have many private e-mail addresses, some possibly for aides, all of them outside the department's

and reports are that his right hand, valerie jarrett, secretly met with komeni during his 2012 re-election campaign. both sides, of course, deny that report. the president has provided iran with some relief from sanctions and reportedly reduced from 20 to 10 years the point at which they can go nuts and build a bomb with our blessing. and by the way, if iran has all this oil, will someone please tell me why they need nuclear energy? now, our president believes that iran is a country of its word. take a listen. >> iran's supreme leader ayatollah komeni has issued a fatwah against the development of nuclear weapons and president rouhani said iran would never develop a nuclear weapon. >> a fatwah against a development of a nuclear weapon? are you kidding? isn't iran the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism? mr. president, haven't you heard of about which under sharia permits lying in order to achieve any goal that benefits them. the ayatollah's the supreme religious leader follows sharia. the law that requires everyone to engage in jihad against the infidels. and just this week, general petra

department have been more supportive of the president's remarks [indiscernible] suggested as valerie jarrett that this is not in keeping with administration policy. the second thing is dianne feinstein's remarks over the weekend, urging her to come back. not many democrats have spoken publicly but dianne feinstein was a canary in the coal mine. they are hearing privately that a lot of democrats [indiscernible] there are substantive questions here. you can say that this is not a big deal, and i take all the points about how hillary clinton may not have done something so different. i think we are expecting her to walk in pretty soon. john: let me follow on the obama administration question. there had been quotes in the media suggesting that their posture is that whatever -- if there is a problem here, if it ends up being scandalous, as opposed to being controversial, they want to leave it very much in hillary clinton's lap. clearly, they having knowledge that president obama e-mailed with hillary clinton, he knew she had a private e-mail account, but they suggest that what she did not know is

valerie jarrett said at one point the president and secretary clinton didn't email with each other.at is false. josh earnest said they emailed to each other. melissa: listen to the exchange to talk about. listen to the exchange. >> when did you fir first learn hillary clinton used an e-mail system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> yes the president was aware of her email address. he traded emails wither had. that shouldn't be a surprise the president of the united states will trade emails with the secretary of state but president was not aware of the fact this was a personal email server. melissa: it shouldn't be a surprise but apparently it was to the president because he said something different. marjorie, i mean, this muddies the waters even further? >> well, again i don't know that there is big of a story as everyone is making it out to be because again she didn't break the law. that is where there is -- >> we don't know that. >> a lot of democrats what is the bi

also want to recognize ambassador rice; and representatives granger and lowey, who had to leave; valerie jarrett for her tremendous leadership on this issue. i want to also thank charlene for her great work -- just an inspiring young person doing terrific things. just an example of why this initiative is so important -- all the outstanding work she's doing to give girls worldwide the education they deserve. and i want to thank all of you for the work that you all are doing. for years, you all have been working at the grassroots -- one family, one community, one girl at a time. and you've been driven all along by a fundamental belief about how change really happens -- a belief that barack and i share -- that true change doesn't happen from the top down, it happens from the bottom up. and as i've traveled the world over the past six years, i've seen time and again how our young people -- particularly our girls -- are so often pushed to the very bottom of their societies. everywhere i go, i meet these girls, and they are so fiercely intelligent, and hungry to make something of themselves. these gir

valerie jarrett was there saturday night. i was grateful for her appearance. was interesting that she came and i reached out and she said she would come. >> what is valerie's role? >> senior adviser to barack obama. she advises the president of the united states. she has a very unique role. she is very close to the president as far as from chicago, trust there. she advises him domestically on things. she helps him, as well as others, navigate the tough waters of how to engage in this country, how to fix problems or move forward with issues. >> issue the most powerful person -- is she the most powerful person in the white house gecko >> the president is. >> other than the president. >> i joke and say she is. i think it is the great thing. we had condie rice, in this book she acknowledged she was one of the closest advisers to the president. it is true. >> what does the president call you? >> i don't know. >> president bush had all those nicknames. what did he call you? >> he called me the spanish version of my name. i hope they call me honest and fair. i hope t

and reports are that his right hand, valerie jarrett secretly met with komeni during his 2012 re-election campaign. both sides, of course, deny that report. the president has provided iran with some relief from sanctions and reportedly reduced from 20 to 10 years the point at which they can go nuts and build a bomb with our blessing. and by the way, if iran has all this oil, will someone please tell me why they need nuclear energy? now, our president believes that iran is a country of its word. take a listen. >> iran's supreme leader ayatollah komeni has issued a fatwah against the development of nuclear weapons and president rouhani said iran would never develop a nuclear weapon. >> a fatwah against a development of a nuclear weapon? are you kidding? isn't iran the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism? mr. president, haven't you heard of about which under sharia permits lying in order to achieve any goal that benefits them. the ayatollah's the supreme religious leader follows sharia. the law that requires everyone to engage in jihad against the infidels. and just this week, general petra

all of this, i'm told, is prompted by valerie jarrett and the president who do not want to see hillary united states. >> why not? >> they don't feel -- they feel the clintons are very centrist as far as the democratic party is concerned. if hillary becomes president, she won't carry out the legacy of barack obama which is much furter to the left than the clintons. but she'll cooperate with the republicans the way bill clinton did when he was in office. and dilute whatever obama was able to accomplish. >> were you surprised by the president's comments the other day, last weekend, when he was asked by cbs whether or not he knew hillary clinton had used private e-mails, and he said no, he didn't know that. >> he wasn't telling the truth. because he got a lot of e-mails from hillary clinton. all of which, obviously, came from her personal account. then they dialled that back as you remember josh earnest came, the white house press secretary came forward and said the president didn't mean exactly that. there is going to be no support for hillary clinton coming out of the white house. >> ed

stephanie: we will sit down with valerie jarrett, the white house senior adviser, karen katz from neiman the only gwyneth paltrow. it's going to be a big, big day. please join us. erik: and if you cannot join us live, set your dvr, but come on, tune in on the tv. stephanie: see you tomorrow. ♪ scarlet: it is 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the market. major indices trying to bounce back after two days of losses after ecb president mario draghi unveiled the bond purchase -- the bond purchasing program would begin on monday. the dow trading at 11011. joining me for the options in sight, a strategist at ecb partners. mario draghi was the focus. >> it definitely took some risk aversion and risk premium out of the market. if you look at the vix equivalent the curb in those options has come up significantly really in the last month or so. investors are taking an even calmer approach, largely on the basis of what the ecb has done. scarlet: and with the euro -- that is more reason to come in for the dax, and then the case of the dax and he puts it, you have highs. >> abso

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attorney general holder, valerie jarrett said hello to nikki haley, who tells him she is grateful for obama's visit. coverage of the president in south carolina coming up at 2:15 p.m. there will be a pro-form session at 2:00. right now, a discussion on celebrity culture and how it has influenced recent presidential politics from today's washington journal. host: he is a familiar face for "washington journal." ken walsh is the senior white house correspondent, longtime u.s. news and world report correspondent. he is also the author of several books, including his most recent " celebrity in chief: a history of presidents and the culture of stardom. " you write that american presidents have always been famous, but it was only after the advent of the mass media and the vast increase in the power and reach of the presidency under fdr that the leader of the u.s. became a true superstar. what did fdr due to create that? guest: a number of things. i have written several books. fdr is the first modern president. he not only gained a lot of power and took a lot of power as the president and a m

so that is the top white house adviser valerie jarrett, on this morning speaking with nika about whetherwn the rumors that hillary clinton used a private e-mail while secretary of state but voters are evenly split in a new poll on the severity of her having a private e-mail. and she was on twitter yesterday. democrats are upset that a provision limiting funds were tucked into a bill. and we see her speaking out via twitter. and we have keek key twin speaking out. >> hi thomas. >> and let's talk about her controversy having a private e-mail and they link it to benghazi. we have fresh sound from john boehner. take a listen. >> the american people deserve all of the facts about what happened in benghazi. that is why it is so important for secretary clinton to turn over her personal service to a neutral third party. i think this is the fairest way to make sure we have all of the documents that belong to the public and ultimately all of the facts. >> so all of the facts. so kiki do you think all of the american people will get all of the facts to the satisfaction of gop members like john boeh

here is what valerie jarrett said about it. >> another headline is the story that we have seen circulatingillary clinton e-mail story? >> no, i did not, as you know that's preposterous. >> is it fair to say she didn't follow regulation though. >> as the president said last week, he prides himself on having an administration that's transparent, he was glad to see she's turning over her e-mails to the state department so yes, that's very important. >> jackie what's the relationship, the real one, between the obamas and clintons? >> it is an interesting relationship that's had a lot of sequences. they didn't have a great relationship during the campaign. it seems to have gotten better. there's no reason to believe she leaked that story. that particular story on the front page. i want to say it was the post may have been the daily news that didn't have any merit or facts included in it. i will say if i go back to the e-mails quickly, i think this doesn't change any minds, this scandal. you have republicans didn't trust her to begin with now really don't trust her. democrats think she's being t

valerie jarrett says the relationship is not being undermined. >> it can't be undermined. to the country. the president is not going to let anything undermine his commitment and as long as he is president of the united states he is going to honor that commitment and work vigilantly to ensure israel's safety and security. >> i want to bring back nbc's kelly o'donnell, kris jansing at the white house. kris start with you. president obama called this speech a distraction, but there's real concern this could impact nuclear talks going as we speak. >> reporter: they didn't want this speech to happen they have been clear about that for a number of reasons, including the one you just mentioned. right now, you have john kerry in switzerland talking to iranian counterparts, trying to come to a deal with some suggestion that progress has been made although clearly two sides are very far apart. there's a lot of concern about comments that were made by an aide to benjamin netanyahu on the plane on the way here suggesting in the speech today he was going to answer some of what is in th

valerie jarrett is the subject of the piece in this morning's sunday magazine from "then your times youo -- "the new york times." caller: when i heard what this was about, i had to call in. even though i am a staunch republican, the reason this came in is because he was broke and wouldn't sell the office. since i'm pretty sure the only president -- former presidents that we still have are the bushes and the clintons, and all of them are as wealthy as can be, i think they need to keep the security detail, but they can means tested like they want to do everything else. someone just now mention the congress -- i do think they should cut their pensions, and maybe that would prevent them from staying 40 or 50 years. there is -- host: there is a great story by harry truman and his wife driving back to washington dc after leaving the white house. it became a pretty popular book that we focused on. caller: is funny, they say if you live in your, you never get to the statue of liberty. i live a mile to a half from his house and i've not been. host: you have to go there. what's the name of the st

scott walker comes over, valerie jarrett jarrett, obama asked him to come back.ter for washington. >> hank aaron, what a great man from mobile alabama, i still consider him to be a home run champ. he did it the right way. and in '74 when he was on his search, on his hunt for babe ruth's record get to 715, i remember writing him a letter and both stars would send back a stamped picture with their autograph. he signed it personally to joey best wishes. thank you so much hank aaron. just all classal the way. unbelievable. quickly, also in sports. kentucky, can anybody beat kentucky? >> i watched their championship game yesterday, the sec championship game and they dismantled the second best team in the conference. if there was one team i would suggest it might be wisconsin. >> could be kentucky villanova, duke wisconsin are the top seeds in the final four. right now most people are saying if you have kentucky against the field, take kentucky. go big blue. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, one day to go until the israeli elections. why benjamin netanyahu is mourn

to talk about it, but iran has drug this thing out for over a year perhaps valerie jere rhett was working a deal even -- jarrett was working a deal even longer than that. there were reports she was negotiating with them earl will i on trying to -- early on trying to see if something could be done whether that's true or not, clearly what iran has done is drug out the talks, continue to increase the number of centrifuges it has spinning, continue to move toward the ability to have a tremendous amount of 5% enrichment, so that very quickly can move to 90%, develop the nukes, and they would likely develop a number of them statement -- at the same time, not just do one. they would do a number and spread them out so that once they move in to nuclear mode they have several, and you try to take them out at that point, you're going to find one or more of them in cities that you care about. so we should never allow that to even become possible. and when i see this deal i see all these articles about it then i see this article obama planning drastic shakeup in policy toward israel. so because the people of israel in their

valerie jared could be among muslims and she was born in iran. our researchers looked into this over the weekend and we can find no evidence, none, that miss jarrett o'riley quizzes because i'm a well-read mechl mexican american. good for you. and from florida bill every night you appear before us with the most impeckablely tied, ties. any chance you can make an instructional video? no. the key to the dimple is the thumb, joe. you've got to get the thumb way up top and pull down. you'll see the dimple form. it's the thumb. up high. finally tonight, jesus moves east, here are the chinese and korean editions of killing jesus. there are millions of christians in the far east. life for them in china especially not easy. i hope the book will bring comfort in places where they're a minority the movie less than three weeks away, palm sunday evening, 8:00 and 11:00 p.m "national geographic" channel. factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. check out fox news factor website. we'd like to spout off from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day brand new word, do not be draftish when writing to the factor. thank