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i think your point to charles krauthammer is exactly right. republicans if they won't push through kate's law, to me every republican should be lining up going after the partners in crime. if they don't they're mistaken. full of themselves. >> you've got to get behind it and show the folks who's on the right side of justice and who isn't. debate coming up in eight days. you will probably be in the first debate. as it stands now, all right? because there are so many candidates that fox news has to do two debates, one in primetime, one in the afternoon. does that bother you? >> no, look. this is the first debate, not the last debate. in iowa we have a movement building. the crowds are growing. our poll numbers are moving. town hall meetings, people can ask any question. a lot of people running for not. nation. >> 16 and counting. >> i'm glad you're not running. you'd be in first place in this race. >> can you see me and trump going at it? >> you could sell tickets to that. but i think there are a lot of candidates that don't have the band width,

charles krauthammer talks about the politics of this when we come back. >> you know, i can throw a number out. i would >>> breaking tonight, f states conducting investigations into planned parenthood after a video of a doctor talking about harvesting body parts of fetuses. a hidden camera reporting was released as dr. deborah nukatola. she's been seen having lunch with actors posing as buyers, and they are acting about obtaining aborted fetus body parts. today the president of planned parenthood defended her organization. but first a little of the hidden camera video. >> how much of a difference can it make if you know what's expected or what we need. >> it makes a huge difference. a lot of people want liver. and for that reason, providers will do this case under ultrasound guidance so they'll know where they're putting th r therefotheir foreceps. then you are just kind of cognizant of where you put your graspers. i'm going to go an a little above, a little below. and in general, some people will try to of change the presentation so that it's not vertex. if you do it starting from the bro

you look at the fact that charles krauthammer pointed out six governors and four senator and a former ceo in there this is fierce competition. >> we know that governor walker would move ahead once signing the budget. it took him a while to get the stage budget there. the afcio made a statement saying scott walker is a magsal disgression -- national disgrace. if they feel they have to say something and he hasn't announced to the public other than a youtube it shows how strong he is. i don't know how much we take that because he hasn'ced announced. >> he went to the union members and said if you don't want to be part you don't have to be. and the leaders said thank you. the leadership is mad at him but they have been trying to get him for a long time by drudging up his old teachers and going after him for not going to college. >> and he kept the fire department and police all in their unions and gave them protections as was intended originally. >> i like a good duke out and i think it is good for the party. i say pack the stage. you are going to see six or seven die immediately on the s

let's bring in our panel, steve hayes, ron fornier and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. dr. carson, thanks for being here. >> a pleasure to be here, thank you. >> let me start with something you've been talking about. today your potential opponent, hillary clinton told the new hampshire union lead are that she firmly defends planned parenthood, but she called these videos, these new videos disturbing today and said there should be an investigation. your reaction to that. >> well, that's one thing they agree with her on. that we definitely should be investigating this. for planned parenthood also, i would ask that maybe ms. clinton would go back and look at their history, and look at the history of the person who was the major founder margaret sanger, who she said she admires, who was a racist, and believes believed in eugenics. go back and look at many of her quotations. very disturbing someone could find a person like that a heroic figure. but more importantly what's going on here, we as society have allowed our sensitivities to gradually be dulled to the point where it

let's get to charles krauthammer who joins us from washington. i want to replay a sound bite and get your reaction to it. go. >> i see the vets. they come to me. these are powerful, wonderful people, are crying. they don't know what to do. they are lost because of what we're doing. frankly, illegal immigrants get treated better than many of our vets. >> and you know what? that sound bite is resonating among many, many americans because they don't like the illegal alien chaos. that's how today the border is still not secure under six and a half years under president obama. people still coming over at will, all right. and the veteran situation is still pretty bad. so is that a legitimate comparison that may be illegal aliens are treated better in this country than vets. is it valid? >> look, it's a dumb comparison. if we had zero illegal immigration in the country would that make one wit of a difference about the mistreatment of our vets and the v.a. system. one has nothing to do with the other. and secondly, by what criteria better off than, what,

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there is obviously bridge gate which charles krauthammer thinks is a deal breaker. there is also romney gate. this is what republicans say to me. they say he didn't support you in the way they wanted to see him support you. at the end when it mattered that his key note address at the republican national convention was about him and not you and after hurricane sandy he did the bear hug with president obama and asked what about mitt romney? would you like to see that and he said i don't give a damn. people said that's your guy. you need to be more in the corner and they hold it against them. >> i like chris and he has been an effective governor. the poll numbers suggest he is low on the polls. he is low on our polls. people love a comeback story. this is the kind of guy who on debate stage with hillary clinton i know who is going to win that debate. i look at chris and say i respect him. i admire him. he worked for me during my campaign. he flew around to iowa and made campaign stops. we were in the bus together. >> must have been irritating to see the bear hug. >> he

charles lane a writer for the "washington post" and sin kated columnist charles krauthammer. what do you make of the comparisons? >> well this is something he's wanted to see himself as for a very long time. remember that going way back. and in a certain perverse sense he is sort of like the bizarro world ronald reagan. everything ronald reagan believed he kind of believes the opposite. i think these guys are so shameless in sort of getting the obama p.r. machine to sell his legacy message that i find it a little unseemly. i know all presidents do it to one extent or another. what i think they're really actually accurate though or i should say this thing about the politics of the last week it is somewhat telling that all of these great accomplishments over the last week he literally had nothing to do with. two supreme court decisions that were carried essentially by republican appointees. and what was the other one? >> trade you've got. >> trade which was carried -- where the republicans had to carry more water than gunga din to get passed because he couldn't persuade his own

>>> we've got kilmeade, charles krauthammer enjoy. let me know what you think of tonight's show. thanks for watching. >>> tonight. >> i think i will get the nomination. i think. >> donald trump continues to dominate the headlines and polls in the 2016 gop presidential race. >> look, people are tired of these politicians. >> former governor of texas rick perry is here tonight with reaction. >>> senate republicans are moving to defund planned parenthood in the aftermath of disturbing undercover videos. >> this bill would insure taxpayer dollars for women's health are spent on women's health. >> our panel wereact. >> the decision handed down by the league yesterday is unfathomable. >> tom brady and the patriots slam the decision to uphold his suspension. >> i was wrong to put my faith in the league. >> is hillary clinton out of touch? she shut down a luxury store to get a $600 hair cut is back to using the private jet. hannity starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." donald trump continues to dominate headlines. the media have taken notice and have set out to smear hi

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krauthammer. charles? >> i think even skeptics of the deal have been shocked by the degree of the capitulation. i'll give you just two examples because otherwise it would take up the whole panel. number one, we gave in on the idea of them having to dismantle their enrichment so our backstop was, they don't have to dismantle it they just have to freeze it because we will have any time anywhere inspections. what we ended up for inspections, for a country twice the size of texas, if the iaea is stymied, it goes to a committee on which iran sits and there's a process. they get up to 24 days before the inspection happens. not immediately. which makes a farce of the whole but even worse is the final capitulation which was the giving in to a lifting of the embargo on ballistic missiles and conventional arms. we just heard kerry say, why didn't you negotiate for u.s. hostages. because it's not a nuclear thing. conventional is the opposite of nuclear. that was not to be discussed at all. it was thrown in b

krauthammer. charles? >> i think even skeptics of the deal have been shocked by the degree of the capitulation. i'll give you just two examples because otherwise it would take up the whole panel. number one, we gave in on the idea of them having to dismantle their enrichment so our backstop was, they don't have to dismantle it they just have to freeze it because we will have any time anywhere inspections. what we ended up for inspections, for a country twice the size of texas, if the iaea is stymied, it goes to a committee on which iran sits and there's a process. they get up to 24 days before the inspection happens. not immediately. which makes a farce of the whole inspection. but even worse is the final capitulation which was the giving in to a lifting of the embargo on ballistic missiles and conventional arms. we just heard kerry say, why didn't you negotiate for u.s. hostages. because it's not a nuclear thing. conventional is the opposite of nuclear. that was not to be discussed at all. it was

stoddard associate editor of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. charles, we talked about this from the political aspect. but it's also the combination of these videos and their effect on the discussion. >> yeah. i'm not sure are going to have a direct immediate effect in the near-term on planned parenthood. perhaps some corporations will withhold donations. given the polls in the country, i don't think we're going to get defunding. although i think it's a fight that ought to be had, because the more you talk about it publicly the more we're exposing what the pro-abortion side has managed to do for 30 40 years, which is to pull the curtain on what actually happens. the first change in public opinion on abortion when it began to go less pro-choice was with the advent of ultrasound where you could see the living human, thriving human fifiee fetus looks like as it growsed in the mother. now we're seeing what happens when you destroy that entity. i think people don't want to look have never wanted to look but now they're seeing it. i think the long-ran

joining him on the panel, stephen hayes, juan williams, and charles krauthammer. first, this trump situation has taken a lot of air time. what is your reaction to this weekend and what do you think of all the hubbub around it? >> i issued a statement within a few minutes after he made the comment about john mccain, said that john mccain is a war hero period. we have disagreed on a lot of things over the years, but knowing what that man went through, if that's not a hero i don't know what a hero is. i haven't decided to jump into the food fight. i think when a democrat says something stupid which i think something recently has been said that's not a very good thing, the other side isn't told how do you feel about that and then to beat up on the other person. it's okay, but just because someone says something that's wrong or doesn't mean that they're stupid or something that's mean doesn't mean they're mean and i'm not going to engage in personal attacks. that's what's going on here. unless you attack him personally you're not tough enough. you're backing off. you'r

george will juan williams, and charles krauthammer. well, it was something to watch. george? >> republican base is frustrated. i understand it. it's to be sympathized with but it's mistaken fundamentally. you have the butchers of planned parenthood. you can't do anything about them. you have the xm bank that you think is crony capitalism. why can't anything get done? the paradox is this is something getting done in washington. there's the highway bill, the xm bank extension, and the trade authorization. they have large overlapping but different constituencies. you vote for this i'll vote for that. you do this i'll do that. this is actually washington functioning. it is not producing the results that conservatives want not producing the results i want but it is washington working as it is designed to work. >> but the people at home who voted in senate republicans and house republicans say we don't get it. why is this not working on a conservative basis? why can't they defund planned parenthood? why can't they you know do x, y, and z? >> two things the xm bank survives for the

charles krauthammer says the new jersey governor is losing steam. >> this moment was four years ago when he was fresh, brash, something about him. he was a candidate everybody wanted. now the excitement is gone. we have seen a few of the raw moments of that personality. the only hope is it to run on entitlements to run as a guy who speaks the truth. >> private e-mails made public. releasing thousands of hillary clinton e-mails while you were sleeping. kristin fisher is live with a look at what they revealed. a >> it turns out cindy blumenthal was sending clinton advice on sensitive diplomatic matters far earlier than previously thought. it means clinton was communicating with him perhaps taking his advice blumenthal e-mailed her about the afghanistan alliance saying he is damaging the outbursts. clinton said that kind of advice is unsolicited but the e-mails say different. it appears from the e-mails clinton's inner circle was worried vice president biden was usurping her role in foreign policy. they were concerned if they were offended by the policy. most of this is the perennial story

george will juan williams, and charles krauthammer. well, it was something to watch. george? >> republican base is frustrated. i understand it. it's to be sympathized with but it's mistaken fundamentally. you have the butchers of planned parenthood. you can't do anything about them. you have the xm bank that you think is crony capitalism. why can't anything get done? the paradox is this is something getting done in washington. there's the highway bill, the xm bank extension, and the trade authorization. they have large overlapping but different constituencies. you vote for this i'll vote for that. you do this i'll do that. this is actually washington functioning. it is not producing the results that conservatives want not producing the results i want but it is washington working as it is designed to work. >> but the people at home who voted in senate republicans and house republicans say we don't get it. why is this not working on a conservative basis? why can't they defund planned parenthood? why can't they you know do x, y, and z? >> two things the xm bank survives for the

joining him on the panel, stephen hayes, juan williams, and charles krauthammer. first, this trump situation has taken a lot of air time. what is your reaction to this weekend and what do you think of all the hubbub around it? >> i issued a statement within a few minutes after he made the comment about john mccain, said that john mccain is a war hero period. we have disagreed on a lot of things over the years, but knowing what that man went through, if that's not a hero i don't know what a hero is. i haven't decided to jump into the food fight. i think when a democrat says something stupid which i think something recently has been said that's not a very good thing, the other side isn't told how do you feel about that and then to beat up on the other person. it's okay, but just because someone says something that's wrong or doesn't mean that they're stupid or something that's mean doesn't mean they're mean and i'm not going to engage in personal attacks. that's what's going on here. unless you attack him personally you're not tough enough. you're backing off. you'r

syndicated columnist charles krauthammer says there's one big reason they answer the pipeline question. >> this is a preposterous position because they are weighing in another way. there is no reason for that. you elect me and you will find out what pelosi says you will have to pass healthcare in order to know what's in it. you have to elect me to know which way i am on keystone. she won't say it because she doesn't want to offend the unions on one side or people on the other. >> cheryl casone from our sister network fox business here to explain. >> good morning heather and ainsley. it has been just over a year and a half since an appearance on 60 minutes led to a national discussion about drones in america. and what it would look like in our skies. we are getting a detailed look. they look at where the drone is going with the flight machines directed to an on-line network base that manages the flight. executive director as the drone's fast lanes. 200 feet would be anything above that becomes a no-fly zone. the faa nasa in regards to high speed planes. heather back to you. >> thank you

stoddard associate editor of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. a.b. there's been plenty of reaction. republicans out saying this leads to the defunding of planned parenthood. others saying this is horrific. still others defending the group. what is the fallout here? >> well the fallout is on the democrats. this is not only ghastly but it's supposed to be illegal. senate minority leader harry reid came out today to say he didn't find any evidence that any laws were broken. but the democrats aren't saying anything. and this is why this is going to be a huge issue for republicans. it's a way in this election cycle to -- if a pro-choice democrat can't come out and say i'm pro-choice but this is really wrong, and i'm sickened by this then this is an opening for republicans to use this issue in this election. it is not let's talk about abortion rights or roev. wade. it's let's investigate whether or not they are selling body parts at planned parenthood. and the democrats -- it's not just hillary clinton. it's everybody in the party who are silent on this. s

now tomorrow i'm putting my pal charles krauthammer on the spot and he is going to predict whether donald trump is going to blow up that debate next week. it's going to scorch earth it. krauthammer and me to talk about that tomorrow. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new fallout from a controversial article about gop front-runner donald trump and spousal rape allegations raised by his wife during their divorce proceedings nearly 30 years ago. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. it broke at "the daily beast" website. it quoted ivana trump saying donald trump made me feel quote, violated during sex and describing a physical attack by donald trump that sounded a lot like spousal rape. hundreds of media outlets ran with the story which "the kelly file" raised questions about last night including network news operations and the major papers in new york l.a. washington and beyond. and then a

steve hayes senior writer for the weekly standard julie hayes and syndicatist columnist charles krauthammer. >> it doesn't mean anything good much that's for sure. the statement we just got from the imf is an expedited statement. the head of the imf has decided to push this forward given we all sort of know where this is coming which will i think hasten i think greece from the euro. if you look at arguments you're hearing from the two sides on this the units making an argument this is caused by austerity. the "new york times" arguing in effect this is really the cause. this shows what happens when you have too harsh austerity measures on a country that's in trouble. but that's like blaming an obese glutton for the crash diet for his massive health problems rather than the overeating he's done for decades. the problem here is years of socialism, a culture, i think that doesn't value work in the way that many cultures including western europe and the united states does an inability to take measures when things could have been saved. >> julia, the president today sounded like he'd been working

charles krauthammer is taking issue with how the president used the word lone gunman. >> when you say lone gunman what you are doing is disconnecting the dots. i think it is the six and a half years of obama always wanting to err on the side of downplaying the threat. the threat is radical islam which he will not say. >> kevin, is charles right? is the president downplaying what we know about this tragedy? >> he has been downplaying it for six and a half years. most people sat in their living room saying it is another radical jihadist doing the damage. we are right. the president doesn't want to call it what it is. this as a broken record both sides. why isn't the president calling it what it is? why are we not saying this is part of what is happening in the emotional muslim world? >> that is what kevin is asking why not call it what it is? all fingers are pointing to this being terrorism. >> i think it is prudent for the president not to say anything until getting the facts. i think if he did say it i think that would be inappropriate. i will say i have a hard time saying this is rad

here in washington juan williams columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. steve, you are there you get a feel for things. your thoughts on the speech. >> yeah. i thought this was a very good solid workmanlike speech from scott walker. you knew he was going to spend a lot of time talking about his record in wisconsin he didn't focus on that for as many might have expected those who watched him during exploratory phase he talked exclusively about his record. he turned fawrpd and laid out the vision for america that he wanted to lead. i thought it was a good speech and launch to an interesting campaign. >> juan? >> i think you saw a road map there to the campaign which is win iowa. right now he is up big in iowa. i think he is up like 17 to 9. >> average has it at 17.8 to bush's 9.8. >> so what he is doing here and you saw this it's almost like a laundry list in the speech is he goes through very strong conservative positions. everything from opposing obamacare, antiabortion, but then he comes to and i think this is what has made him a super star among republ

krauthammer. tucker let's start with you. either way this turns out it's fraught with peril. >> potentially major peril for international financial markets for the united states. the key number here is 75. that's the percentage of greeks who want to maintain membership in the european union, want to maintain the euro. they understand that without it greek reverts to a very poor country. whatever happens, i actually think the referendum the yeses will win. even if they lose the eurozone is doomed ultimately. you can't yolk uncommon countries together forever. the question how do you unwind this? does it happen dramatically with greece falling out followed by spain, portugal, et cetera? that would be the beginning of something whose end we can't perceive. that could be a really dangerous thing for the world. >> you say that 75% of greeks prefer to stay in the union. but the polling on this referendum are extremely tight. it's a tossup basically one poll in the ethnos newspaper put the yes camp at 44

george will charles krauthammer. george? >> mrs. clinton stands accused of mistreating media, which may be one of the more popular positions a politician can take in the country. she's not talking to people. this sets her up to disappoint a lot of people because eventually she's going to sit down and have an interview and people are going to find out whether or not she has something to say about things like keystone pipeline and the trade agreement. i think she has mishandled this. she does not have much aptitude for politics, but mistreating the media is a winner. >> because people hate the media. they don't like us to begin with but this is an image though that is a lot easier to explain than it is not talking to the press or not answering questions and talking about that. >> i think not talking to the press and not answering questions over time is a much bigger problem for her not only because she's not maybe showing that she can answer these questions, but also she's not getting the practice of doing it. it's really important th

tonight, charles krauthammer, mary katharine ham and juan williams will all weigh in. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the need to address illegal immigration. the washington cartel doesn't want to address that. >> the republican party divided over trump's statements on how to handle illegal immigration. karl rove has some thoughts on that. >> who did we declare independence from? >> france? >> also ahead watters world, the fourth of july

nina easten and charles krauthammer. >> it's very obvious that romney was right. obama was condescending. but it's worse than that. because one of the reasons why the world war is back. one of the reasons why putin has gone into ukraine, challenged the west we just heard a few minutes ago buzzing us with nuclear-capable bombers, threatening the europeans, increasing his nuclear arsenal, it's precisely because he encountered a president who lives in this illusionary world where the cold war is over. as he said in his u.n. speech 2009 when he came into office no country can or should dominate another. i mean that is the only word for that is adolescent. so he encounters a president who thinks because the calendar has changed and it's now 21 instead of 20th century human nature has changed and the objective of great power, politics has changed. you don't have to worry about soviet-russian aggression. putin has pushed against this open door. pushed against a president who said tell vladimir that in my second term i'll be more flexible. the result of that flexibility a

here with questions ready is our panel, nina ease ton columnist and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. governor thanks for being here. >> you're welcome. it's an honor. >> today we had more e-mails from the state department the hillary clinton situation as it continues to develop. your thoughts first before we move onto other issues. >> the honesty issue is going to be front and center with this candidate. obviously with the history of this even before you get into issues like benghazi just the pure honesty of whether or not the secretary is being forthright in whether or not she gave all this information out and obviously it's not the case. so i think the american people are really going to be pushing back on this to some degree. >> we asked people on facebook and twitter to write in some questions. larry miller on facebook what will be your first axction and how will you make it happen. >> getting this country back to work. one way through north american energy policy opening up the xl pipeline will be one of the first things we'll do, right after we get through taking up -- tearing

stoddard associate editor of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. a.b. there's been plenty of reaction. republicans out saying this leads to the defunding of planned parenthood. others saying this is horrific. still others defending the group. what is the fallout here? >> well the fallout is on the democrats. this is not only ghastly but it's supposed to be illegal. senate minority leader harry reid came out today to say he didn't find any evidence that any laws were broken. but the democrats aren't saying anything. and this is why this is going to be a huge issue for republicans. it's a way in this election cycle to -- if a pro-choice democrat can't come out and say i'm pro-choice but this is really wrong, and i'm sickened by this then this is an opening for republicans to use this issue in this election. it is not let's talk about abortion rights or roev. wade. it's let's investigate whether or not they are selling body parts at planned parenthood. and the democrats -- it's not just hillary clinton. it's everybody in the party who are silent on this. s

kirsten powers "usa today" columnist and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what about the news that we broke today, yoki about all this talk of side deals? >> the deals in question these iaea deals, they've happened before. they've always been secretive. you look at any agreement the iaea has with any country, those deals are always secret between the agency itself and the government of that country. there's really nothing new in the notion of the iaea having something secret with iran. that's been the case before. frankly a lot of what we know as a country about iran is from previous inspections also carried out under previous and other secret agreements. what i think is a better question is, what loopholes are built into the agreement as we've seen it that raise questions. the biggest to my mind is there's a 24-day period iran has built into the agreement as it is in which they can delay delay delay and theoretically hide what they're doing at any given site. to my mind the better question is not what we don't know in agreements that already exist that hav

ron fornier of the national journal and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the pushback today was on the "new york times" saying it was a criminal referral. you see the definitive statement there. it wasn't a criminal referral. but it was a referral that could be criminal if the justice department launches an investigation. >> i could correct you. it wasn't the "new york times" that said it was a criminal referral. it was the doj that said it was a criminal referral. >> exactly. "new york times" took it back. >> now what the "new york times" did a little sloppy reporting overnight. they originally made it look like hillary clinton was the target of the investigation. of course we don't know what the target is because there's not an investigation yet. but fact of the matter is the clinton campaign wants to season that. but the fact of the matter is as you just read she said there was no classified material in her e-mail and there was classified material in her e-mail. now we may have an investigation. and god knows where it will lead. because the big matter h

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. >> charles krauthammer, people like jonas goldberg. >> putting words in my mouth again. >> you said bashing. >> i said pundits. >> do you want me to name them? >> yes please. >> the last few days i've seen charles -- >> bashing. >> your word. >> i said there are pundit whose bash him. >> there you go. my point is -- >> karl rove. i'll give you that. bashing trump for days. >> what's wrong with criticism? >> because criticism is one thing. i think that the gop should be criticizing the other side. right now like him or not donald trump is -- >> you're okay with cowboys. >> criticizing republicans when rand paul was criticizing republicans, when donald trump was criticizing republicans. but when you criticize trump you call it bashing. that's hypocritical. >> why are we wasting our time and valuable air time saying donald trump used to be for this and now he's against it? donald trump says this. instead of looking at hillary clinton or joe you know what story fell off the face of the earth? martin o'malley walked back a comment all lives matter and we didn't even hardly cover it. one

krauthammer. governor thanks for being here. >> great. thank you, bret. >> i would not want to show the -- we asked people for their questions today. and a lot of them were why? some of them were who? a couple of them are not sure why you're getting in this crowded field. thomas writes "starting to look like a new reality show. who wants to be president." rebekah types in" my head is spinning with all the candidates." sue on facebook "what makes him more qualified than all the others running on the ticket?" i put that to you, sir. >> great, thank you. look. i've looked at the race and the poem that are in the race and i've concluded that i ought to run for the presidency. i think the united states is in decline. it's in decline on its foreign policy national security. we're in decline in our economics. the report today was not good. i don't care what anybody says. we're not doing as well as we're supposed to do in economics. and i have the credentials to address these issues. i'm a former governor

i consider you to be fair and have considerable wisdom, but you don't hold a candle to charles krauthammer. rebecca, i used planned parenthood to terminate my pregnancy. the clinic did an ultrasound but did not show it to me. i regret what i did. ron piper, peoria illinois please mention the crisis pregnancy centers around the country offer alternatives to abortion. todd lunde, when a white man stands on a stage and says black lives matter white lives matter all lives matter then gets booed, you know the group that did this black lives matter is racist. that quote is from martin o'malley who actually apologized to the black lives matter crew for saying it. amazing. emily, florida, mr. o'reilly i'm 12 and love "hitler's last days." it has maps and explains much more than my sad school does. i'm glad you're enjoying it, emily. thanks for writing. rick o'reilly i could circle the globe for eternity with all the hot air you and miller put out there. but we'd miss you, rick. reno nevada my mom and dad love "the factor." today is their 68th wedding anniversary. they should be very proud of that

charles krauthammer has called you a rodeo clown. >> charles krauthammer is a totally overrated person that dislikes me personally. i've never met him. he's totally overrated guy, doesn't know what he's doing. he was totally in favor of the war in iraq. he want it to go into iraq and stay there forever. so these are overrated people. i see who it is. you can mention name after name. by the way, are you going to mention the ones that do like trump? you don't do that. >> goldberg has compared you to a failed man -- >> i'm worth a fortune. you know, it's interesting. i went to the best school got great marks, everything else. i went out, a made a fortune, a big fortune, a tremendous fortune. i'll be announcing that in about a week because i have to file my papers. bigger than people even understand. i have a book called "the art of the deal." i do "the apprentice." "the art of the deal" was the number one book. nbc is angry at me because they renewed "the apprentice" and i wouldn't do it. then i get called by a guy that can't buy a pair of pants, i get called names? >> so you will release

kirsten powers "usa today" columnist and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. what about the news that we broke today, yoki about all this talk of side deals? >> the deals in question these iaea deals, they've happened before. they've always been secretive. you look at any agreement the iaea has with any country, those deals are always secret between the agency itself and the government of that country. there's really nothing new in the notion of the iaea having something secret with iran. that's been the case before. frankly a lot of what we know as a country about iran is from previous inspections also carried out under previous and other secret agreements. what i think is a better question is, what loopholes are built into the agreement as we've seen it that raise questions. the biggest to my mind is there's a 24-day period iran has built into the agreement as it is in which they can delay delay delay and theoretically hide what they're doing at any given site. to my mind the better question is not what we don't know in agreements that already exist that hav

we have kill immediate, charles krauthammer, enjoy. let me know what you think of tonight's show. thanks for watching. i'm megyn kelly. this is the kelly file. >>> tonight -- >> i think i will get the nomination. i think. >> donald trump continues to dominate the headlines and polls in the 2016 gop presidential race. >> look, people are tired of these politicians. >> former governor of texas rick perry is here tonight with reaction. >>> senate republicans are moving to defund planned parenthood in the aftermath of disturbing undercover videos. >> this bill would insure taxpayer dollars for women's health are spent on women's health. >> our panel tonight will react. >> the decision handed down by the league yesterday is unfathomable. >> and tom brady and the patriots slam the nfl's decision to uphold his suspension. >> i was wrong to put my faith in the league.

here with questions ready is our panel, nina ease ton columnist and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. governor thanks for being here. >> you're welcome. it's an honor. >> today we had more e-mails from the state department the hillary clinton situation as it continues to develop. your thoughts first before we move onto other issues. >> the honesty issue is going to be front and center with this candidate. obviously with the history of this even before you get into issues like benghazi just the pure honesty of whether or not the secretary is being forthright in whether or not she gave all this information out and obviously it's not the case. so i think the american people are really going to be pushing back on this to some degree. >> we asked people on facebook and twitter to write in some questions. larry miller on facebook what will be your first axction and how will you make it happen. >> getting this country back to work. one way through north american energy policy opening up the xl pipeline will be one of the first things we'll do, right after we get through taking up -- tearing

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stoddard associated editor of the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> it's like the firing line. >> the old "meet the press". >> yes. >> i know the decision is yet to be made officially. july 21st is a date we all have on our calendar apparently. i want to ask you about some foreign policies happening now. iran deal is in extra overtime. apparently the administration striving to get this deal. what would you do as president with this deal? would you sign it as you see it developing now? we don't know all the particulars. >> i feel that it's very dangerous to fall in love with your own idea. and i think the administration has probably fallen in love with the fact that they want to get a degree. and when people are hyperventilating and unable to get one, sometimes they go and they sign something they shouldn't. just remember reagan where gorbachev said get rid of all nuclear weapons. i remember reagan getting back in the car and saying no we're not going to do that. so you have to have the strength to walk away. the problem, bret on all this is just listen to our arab