president obama says president putin does not play by 21st century rules and putin says that obama does not abide by the rules either. who is right and who is wrong? pat buchanan. >> i think president putin and an effective speech, up to 80% approval say you condemn us for holding a referendum in crimea and reclaiming crimea with a single casualty and one death when you americans basically bombed serya for 78 days to rip away the an province of cost aco. the soviet union took the army out of eastern europe and dissolved the pact and we moved nato to central and eastern europe to the former soviet republics and tried toably in ukraine and georgia, he is saying get out of our face and space and that's why the whole kremlin got up and cheered and applaud and wept. >> he is at 85% approval because he shut down any voices of opposition in the media. they call themselves a democracy but it is not. it is a rubber stamp legislature. if that is the kind of country you aspire to, pat, we can set rules at the top and have no opposition. this is a selective reading of history but i am not unsympath

once barack obama became president, bill kristol said he knew who barack obama was going to pick as his first nominee for the supreme court. he said he had it on good authority. >> if he has made up his mind, and i think it's going to be jennifer granholm, the governor of michigan. >> less than a week later, president obama did nominate his first supreme court nominee. it was not jennifer granholm, governor of michigan. when president obama was running for re-election in 2012, bill kristol announced to the world his exclusive news that rudy giuliani, once again, was running for president. rudy is running, i'm told by reliable sources rudy giuliani intends to run for the gop nomination for president in 2012. rudy giuliani was just about to declare he was in the running for 2012. rudy giuliani did not run for president in 2012. bill kristol is amazing. bill kristol once went on the "larry king show" which used to be on cnn and he told larry king that what america was going through right in that moment was the high water mark of the gay rights movement. that there would never be further ac

this is president obama speaking to audiences back home. you heard in that clip, he said that their economy was not as affected by this and they do not have russian troops on their border. americans may think that they are not directly threatened by this, but they cannot ignore what russia has done. >> of course, americans wonder -- is europe prepared to make the tough sacrifices that sanctions against russia -- particularly energy sanctions -- would require? >> coming to europe this week, it has an interesting because you have to have some sympathy for this continent. the average unemployment rate in the eurozone is 12%, almost double the unemployment rate in america. this is a very fragile economy. people are still in the grips of recession, and doing anything that could topple european economies is a very heavy price to ask. americans are saying, "hold on a second -- you miss handled this by being so tough on ukraine when those protest started in december. you should pay the price." europeans are saying, "help us out. help us with natura

julianna goldman talks obama's budget. and paul ryan's plan. >> we start the program with governor rick perry of texas. thank you for joining us. you have a commode to us reception when you spoke your this morning. you have said that you're going to hold off on whether you will run again for president until the end of 2014. the conventional wisdom has been another texan, ted cruz, has stolen your thunder. >> i hope ted and i are working towards the same goal, which is to make washington less consequential in people's lives evolve the power back to the state. i believe with all my heart that the state is the laboratory of innovation. >> you think being a governor puts you in a better position for senator cruz? >> i think that is a question better for other people to answer. being the governor of texas, you have to do with issues. you don't have the opportunity to push them off or have a cr or what have you. we have a balance budget but a minute. i think that is a good thing. i was the u.s. had that restriction. >> he has no

i believe it because president obama r. president obama said 20 years ago the cold war ended. he said to medvedev tell val valentine's vladimir putin when i'm elected i will be more flexible. we are paying a very very heavy price for it. >> what do you think president putin is thinking tonight and what do you think that president obama is thinking tonight? >> i think that vladimir is thinking i got what i wanted crimea. by the way russia signed a treaty in 1994 guaranteeing crimea's territorial integrity as part of ukraine. but he is feeling good. he now is deciding how much of eastern ukraine he is going to cause problems in that really is something that we can't be really sure of. >> is he going forward than crimea? >> i think it's very possible that he would go further and cause, quote, demonstrations amongst the russian speaking people in the ukraine who by the way don't want to be part of russia. that's. -- unless we understand that vladimir putin is part of the old kgb that wants to restore the russian empire, he said, not me, putin said the greatest catastrophe of the 2

plus, president obama takes on the 1% again. but is wall street too much for the president to handle? >>> and a witness breaks down on the stand at the oscar pistorius murder trial. what she says she heard the night the blade runner killed his girlfri

-- obama needs to immediately do something manly. maybe a one-armed push-up or carve a canoe or invade a foreign country. how about iraq? third time's a charm! ( applause ) because right now the president of the united states is getting outplayed. look at what he wore saturday during a tense 90-minute phone call with vladimir putin. no tie. jeans with a jeans shirt. what is this casual doomsday? meanwhile on the other end you know putin shirtless stroking a tiger looking into his infinity mirror. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so i say the disaster instead of putting boots on the ground and starting world war iii-- like we all want-- big chief "leads from the behind" does what he always does and just sends in a drone. >> i come here today at the instruction of president obama to make it absolutely clear the united states of america would prefer to see this de-escalated. we would prefer to see this managed through the structures of legal institutions. >> stephen: take that putin! "prefer." them's fighting words. reminds me of reagan at the

>> well, i think it is clear that both president obama and michelle obama seem to be on the same page with that. remember as soon as hillary clinton was finished with secretary of state her first interview was side by side with president obama almost as if he was passing the baton and giving the okay on not only on how he felt she did at state and looking forward to what she might do after. i know in reporting on some of the things that mark halperin is reporting on, one thing is how to build a black tire wall. remember that was really why barack obama in 2008 was able to beat hillary clinton. he was able to get those african-american voters to get on board with his candidacy. one thing they have done is focus on african-american women. they have gone to hair shows in atlanta, georgia. they have been down in south carolina where the cost is $20.16. they have had events here in washington. they had an eevent last week called her voice, her values, our improvement. they are trying to wrap her into this legacy. >> what do you get for $20? >> you get entree to an event and rub shoulders.

put missile defense shields which obama decided not to do. those missile defense shields in poland and czechoslovakia i can't aimed at iran but nevertheless close to russia. can you take actions like that i don't think it should stop not going to the g 8 with you. >> pivotal time. >> it is. sounds like what the administration is talking about is at most economic sanctions. that from everything i am reading and hearing will have very little impact on russia because they will continue to have a relationship with europe. europe, because of their economic problems, is in no position to cut off its trade. >> and allies, britain already saying we are a no go. >> and i imagine, it doesn't look like we are trying to sort of must ira lot of support. >>. no and we have just been sending signal after signal to putin that do whatever you want, because we are scaling back our military. we're trying to lower our footprint on the world stage. have at it. we are in a position we are in now as your previous guests have said because of his actions over his ten

obama had to distance himself. it was a win-win meeting for the pope. >> we'll take a break and come back on exactly that issue. there is the sort of giving of seeds and then the pope gives the book that's like, yeah, your whole practice, not so much. stay right there, up next the pope and the president trying to find common ground on an issue that seems far beyond congress. >> i pledge to continue to dialogue with the u.s. conference of bishops to make sure that we can strike the right balance making sure that not only everybody has health care but families and women in particular are able to enjoy the kind of health care coverage that the ac offers but that religious freedom is still observed. in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal tho

let obama self-destruct. don't have a positive message or agenda. >> i don't disagree with one word he said. i am disappointed that the republicans don't have a positive vision agenda saying if you elect us, we'll do one, two, five. >> i think there are two issues where he is overstepping his bounds, like the issue of the mandates, the issue that is put into place and then he illegally violates the law that he himself helped to pass. on top of that there is the issue of we can't believe a word he says. those two things go together, he lies, you get to keep your doctor and insurance. all the lies together -- >> why do the american people take it? >> they don't know why they take it. >> go ahead, mr. unger. >> i'll give you an alternative reason for why you're not seeing this crisis. i wrote an article in the forbes column and quoted a senior policy adviser, a domestic policy adviser saying that if the congress is not going to get this stuff done but the president will. you know whose adviser it was, ronald wil

not only is it referundum on obama care but the obama administration and he predicts big things for the republicans in november if he pulls out a win today. >> if i win the race tomorrow, there is no question that republicans hold the house in november and i think it means we take the senate and it means that the national sentiment is so exhausted by this president and his party's view of government and frankly the recent failings of his administration, it is time for a change. >> reporter: we are getting an indication of where the race lies lawyer. 125,000 mail in votes and the advantage goes to the republicans, slightly more votes than cast for the democratic side. couple of big questions. how much cross over will there be? and how many votes will the libertarian candidate draw from both sides. we'll not find out the numbers until 7 o'clock tonight. it is early indication that what is happening today is not impacting that much of the election. according to the super visor of elections today, two opinion six percent of eligible voters cast ballots as of 10 o'clock. at this precinct the

. >> it president obama barack obama the deporter in chief or an ally in the latino struggle for immigration reform. how you answer that could have huge implications fo. this is the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in 2008 and again in 2012 president obama campaigned on a promise to reform america's current immigration system and laws. he won a solid majority of latino voters in his first race and three out of four in his run for second term. while supporting change and efforts of allies in house and senate the president has also run an administration that has deported a record number of people who have come to the united states to live and work illegally. the president was an attempting a straddle, tough enforcement to reassure reluctant republicans who accused the president of being soft on illegal immigration while trying to get a new law passed. in segments of the far flung community of activists working to change the laws patience appears to be in declining supply as the tensions and expulsions continue with no realistic chance for comprehensive reform. >> if we get immigration

president obama after hurricane sandy. more on the kelly file, tune in or set your >>> as a candidate, barack obama promised he would be a transformative figure who would move the country forward. but to some, it seems as if america is in retreat. consider this, the president has proposed reducing our army to the lowest level since before world war ii, after pioneering man's space flight, american astronauts cannot venture into space or return home without paying putin's russia. here on our own soil, the president's critics fear that we have not seized our own initiative inherent in our nation's own abundant resources. and in a move that even former president clinton has questioned, the president is ready to give up control to the internet. good evening, i'm bret baier. tonight, fox news reporting, surrendering america, we start with the internet. some say it is the most valuable real estate ever. is the obama administration planning to give up our secret password? james rosen investigates. >> what you give away with the s

titulares: el papa francisco hablo de una reforma migratoria durante el encuentro con el presidente obama en el vaticano, elvira arellano convocÓ y participó en una mansiÓn por las calles de chicago para protestar por la separaciÓn de familias, cientos de manifestantes la acompaÑaron, algunos de estos fueron detenidos, maestros en texas estÁn a punto de ser deportados, y el nombre del canciller de venezuela aparece en miami por haber recibido un soborno, continuamos. ♪ ♪ >> este su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas noches, en un encuentro histÓrico el papa francisco y el presidente barack obama conversaron en el vaticano para tratar varios temas, entre ellos, la reforma migratoria, la reuniÓn duró casi una hora, 20 minutos mÁs de lo programado, el hilo conductor de la plÁtica, explicÓ obama, fue la empatÍa y el amor al prÓjimo. >> el papa francisco y el presidente de los estados unidos hablaron sobre la reforma migratoria en el primer encuentro cara a cara entre los dos lÍderes, así lo confirma el comun

president obama today downplaying the importance of russia on the international stage. totally underestimating vladimir putin's military power. repeated claims that al qaeda is quote on the run, a phrase he uttered 32 times on presidential campaign trail between benghazi terrorist attacks o of september 11, 2012. his reelection. while responding to a question of whether governor romney was correct in that debate a year and a half ago. >> russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors. not out of strength, but out of weakness. russia's actions are a problem, they don't pose the number one national security threat to the united states i continue to be much more concerned with our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. lou: important question to consider. if russia's a legional power -- regional power, as president obama suggestions is he classifying aing al qaeda as a national power? here are important statostocs we might consider when regarding putin's military, there are approximately 1800 active nuclear wa

why don't you go over to cnn and enjoy dinners with obama's wife. >> is michelle obama at cnn? did i miss that? is she cooking me dinner? did i miss that? >> sounds like a reasonable guy, don. >> scott minio. just purchased two vip tickets. i grew up just three miles away from there. >> also we'll see everybody in cincinnati, honolulu, grand rapids. details on billo'reilly.com. the pittsburgh show is going to be lights out. huge crowd coming, check that out march 14th. our auction to benefit the fisher house is over. my notes for the super bowl interview signed by the president and me go to connie and fred sepelak of troy, michigan, they're donating $30,000 to the fisher house, of course they're patriots, we really appreciate it. thousands of you have donated $25 or more and are getting a replica of the notes suitable for framing. it's really good to help the fisher house, they do so much good work for the families of our badly wounded vets. when i was in san diego i saw a bunch of them. the fisher house, wounded warriors, independence.org. they're not going to forget, we have

president obama is in a mind. immigration reform has long been a stated goal, but parts of the latino base is angry. a flash point is the fact that the president has deported more illegal immigrants than any administration in history. and lorella, we finished the last segment with you, but i want to continue that conversation. are there ports that we might call the obama coalition that are part of breaking off? they've had it that their patience is exhausted on this issue? >> united we dream, i think dreamers broadly seeking, undocumented youth, i'm not sure that we call ourselves part of the obama coalition, but are we disappointed for his lack of initiativ leadership? absolutely. why are we deporting people who are potentially eligible for a senate bill or house immigration bill, those are the questions that we're asking ourselves. we want a president to be bold. we want him to be courageous. we want him to take bold action within the confines of his legal authority, and we believe there is a lot more he can do.

president obama his to make a statement by now. he gave himself 90 days when he first addressed this. this is what he's come up with as his proposal. it will require congress to pass any new law, but the president put out the following statement. i'll read it for you -- i've decided the best path forward is the government should not collect or hold data in this bulk. instead the data should remain at the telephone companies for the length of time it currently does today. in addition to this, because there's a deadline that goes in effect tomorrow, basically, the department of justice, the obama administration will ask for another 90-day extension. so even though the president is suggesting this and there's tricky politics around this as well, in europe where there's a lot of concern about that data collection program, as some european lead we realize were among those snooped on, whose nchblt was gathered, the belief system is they had to address this in the course of their visits here, but until congress does anything to change it,

it wasn't even well delivered, which is unusual for obama. he can at least read a script pretty well. >> one of the things in that speech was trying to convince europeans, apparently, that they're important people, as if europe had a self-esteem problem. in that regard, i found it, as i say, astonishing, and at the same time he talked about the ukraine and russia not being -- and the united states not being engaged in a cold war here. he completely blythely ignored the 1994 budapest memorandum that obligates russia not to invade ukraine, it obligates the united kingdom and the united states to territory sovereignty, and it also obligates us to have acted peremptorily when we knew russia would make such a move to take action or otherwise. >> this president, as you know, lou, is very good at ignoring anything that makes him uncomfortable, no matter how true or vital it might be. the speech today is worth really looking at. i felt he was lecturing the europeans. the speech today he gave in brussels before the king and queen, before the assembled

repeal of obama care or fixing obama care. that was kind of the big back and forth in the television ads. >> right. >> the republican was outspent nearly 4-1. he was expected to lose, was not described as a strong candidate or really a barely viable can z dat, and the fact that he won has got to have the democrats swallowing their tongue at this point. >> what do you make of that, jessica? because the challenger, according to my notes, the alex sink had $1.5 million more than jolly did. >> i really had the pleasure of meeting a lot of the democratic congressional candidates from around the country from back when i was running and they are really strong and independent thinkers and that really is what needs -- the strength of democrats in general is that we're a party of folks who really have good ideas and ways that they can go and make a difference, they're not the party of no like the republicans. and what happens when you have this focus -- >> maybe that's true, but the problem is, most analysts would say that they're maybe

we're going to speak to you now in a language you can understand. ♪ ♪ obama ♪ obama ♪ obama >> that's right. >> next up, anyone who listens here has learned that the correct pronunciation of the former vice president's name is cheeny, not chainy. finally, it's been verified by the man himself. they caught the veep on saturday when they asked if he could imagine a hip hot artist wearing a hat like his, he responded with this. listen carefully. >> if cheney's wearing it, it's probably a little too conservative. >> think of it this way. he never cared that so many people were getting it wrong. >>> up next, tomorrow for the first time we'll get a look at bridget kelly and bill stepien, two of chris christie's top aides at the center of the lane closures at the george washington bridge. kelly and stepien are due in court. their lawyers say they will plead the fifth. but i want to know why they won't tell what's went on here. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? [ male announcer ] live a full life. the new

obama gotten what he wants and putin has gotten what he wants here. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy you say every night i hear you almost saying he is too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our only hope in the future is russia and china both go after the same pieces of meat like crimea. wipe each other out and maybe we come into the number one position. at this point like i said i think he wanted to get off -- and it's time for him to stand in front of a banner saying mission accomplished. eye just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he plugs that kinsey over there we could all get vaporized. putin year is going to be on dancing with the stars. at this point putin is in obama's head. like that dennis weaver film called -- keeps looking over. putin truck is behind him. banging him in the back. scaring the living hell out of him. he isn't going to do anything. we are just going to run a little faster. just the way it

but alex singh, the democrat supported obama care but wanted to fix obama care. when she was asked what she would do to fix the obama care, she only had two ideas. help the government purchase prescription drugs for medicare and repole the medical equipment tax. that doesn't attack the bigger problems of higher premiums and narrow choices of doctors and prescription drugs. democrats have to address the issue if they are going to argue that they are going to fix obama care. >> we'll see how the white house is addressing the issue. we'll take it live with jay carney. thank you for your perspective, bill? >> and meanwhile, with a stroke of a pen, president obama is set to sign an excutive order to force american businesses to give moreover time pay to millions of american workers. meiss france isz, what is the change and all of this about? >> you may have wondered why you get paid over time for some jobs and not others. the federal law is if you earn less than $455 a week, you everyone over time. the president wants to double it and this would mean 5 million more pe

they say it fixes obama care. joe manchin of west virginia will join me just a few minutes from now to explain this new bill. house and senate both backing measures to help cash strapped ukraine and stick russia with sanctions. a new version expected to arrive at the white house today. amid growing concerns about

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his nemesis, president obama, has himself been post shameed with 4 pinnochios, president obama is the winner here. president obama has been hit with 4 pinnochios, not once but 5 times. for lies about obamacare. benghazi, the sequester, and the debt ceiling. president putin, well, only one such 4-pinnochio. there is a lot of catching up, my guess is a lot of people around the world will pay more attention to mr. putin and his voracity. for now, they say you are known by the company you keep, my guess, neither leader is too happy about the truth of that saying tonight. that's it for us, thank you for being with us, good night from new york. tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, i'm neil cavuto. i want to get something off my chest. this has been bugging me for a while now. accountability. does anyone anywhere take responsibility for anything two gm's ceo says she's sorry about these problems but that doesn't mean that she is responsible or them. happy to pay more than a billion dollars to the government over it handling of safety problems. as long as they can to avoid executives because

and obama who left four to it do i in benghazi. he is not respected and not feared by putin and so when putin had an excuse to protect his interest and storm in crimea no one stopped him. if shivered it is only because he went shirrless onna a cold. >> and putin has his bot bot their next. and they might like the idea of ukranian freedom and not as much as the home and fouled by russian oil and gas. and had america turned on their own spic on thes of energy. we have's president who doesn't loc owl or gas or coal or nuclear energy. he oops for green energy which is great but no one knows how to make it profitable. and fear for america to stand down. we wore ours out in afghanistan and cutting back on what is left of it. we'll have the smallest military since preworld war ii. no nation trusts us or respectses or fores us. we are the shakiest gun in the west and president obama is pleaing the role of don knots or that of deputy barney fiffe. one bullet in the shirt pocket, but one bullet barney had one bullet. and putin doesn't have a

he actions, obama warns. putin acts, obama warns. this is a pattern he can't afford to stay in here and just continue to warn. you heard john kerry more warnings. i've talked to some folks. there are some moves they could make and could make right now. they're not act of war moves. they are immediate economic sanctions. russia's largest banks are state owned banks. you could choke them economically in a hurry. the largest energy company is a pal of putin. just do it. just suspend it, be move, start the meeting. that was the sense that you're wondering why isn't the president out there saying okay, we have made these moves. he's done this. you know, it was before it was trying to play some diplomacy. but they've got this 24 hours and you hear john kerry with more warnings. they know he's got to act no more just issuing is harshly worded statements. >> tina brown, look, part of the bush era a lot of people recoiled against was the idea of talking tough and projecting american power as if somehow feeling better about that makes the worl

obama is facing political blow back at home. in the 2012 campaign, mitt romney called russia america's number one foe. a claim dismissed by president obama. and republicans say he misread president vladimir putin. asked to respond, mr. obama doubled down. >> russia's actions are a problem. and they don't pose the number-one security threat to the united states. i consider to be much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. >> and what appeared to be a veiled swipe at putin, on the regional stable. >> russia is a regional power that's threatening some of its immediate neighbors. not out of strength, but out of weakness. >> reporter: and on wednesday, the president goes to brussels, belgium, for a major speech on ukraine. mike viquera, aljazeera. >> now keeping a watch on the united states and russia, and i talked to the former editor for the daily beast and asked what he has to say about president obama's comments today. >> president obama is in a difficult positio

he is going to ignore president obama. president obama when he spoke about syria said this is the red line, this is where we have to stop, nothing happened. he will not take any sort of a threat serious from president obama. >> why should he? to be perfectly honest, putin has strengthened russia, he doesn't care if he loved by the world or not. he has a game plan, he will still be around. president obama has shown weakness from the beginning of the nobel peace prize and ever since and is nationally bit of stngth. at the end of the day basically has survived. my sense today is the game is over in ukraine. it is where they go from here you have to worry about. lou: let's talk about where we go from here then. this president has very few options in front of him. doehe does not have a coherent strategy in partnership with our allies in europe, what is he to do? >> he has to figure out a way to reinvigorate nato, how to make them feel calm, they are not going to feel calm. lou: movant the czech republic and poland and do it for

air bus. >> how much leverage does obama have? a lot of presidents had to deal with the old soviet union russia. how does his leverage compare to the other presidents? >> we have never been in this particular situation. remember that obama up until now and his predecessor -- all of his predecessors going back to ronald reagan -- were dealing with a late soviet union and a russia that was in a different place than putin's russia. going back to the time that margaret thatcher said gorbachev was somebody we could do business with. ronald reagan was able to cut some deals with them. gorbachev said we are going to have a relationship based on partnership. that continued from gorbachev into yeltsin. from reagan into bush 41 and into the early years of the obama administration. that era is now behind us. we now have overtly put a leader in the kremlin who does not believe the fundamentals of the u.s.-russian relationship and the relationship between russia and the west is one of partnership. he sees it as adversarial. it is a new ballgam

obama took office. a majority of americans now say the president has failed on health care, failed on the economy, jobs, transparency and making the country safer. there is no consolation for president obama in th disparity between his poll numbers and those of his secretary of state. john kerry's job approval rating in the latest gallup, at a robust 55%. only 4% disapproval. the secretary of state used strong words following a meeting with russia's foreign minister, while president obama went back to campaign trail, pushing his nationwide min mainimum wage hike. here's secretary of state kerry. >>> -- we cannot and will not allow the integrity of the sovereignty of the country of ukraine to be violated and for those violations to go unanswered. >> joining us now to answer as many questions as possible, foreign pentagon correspondent, k.t. mcfarland. doug schone. >>> thank you all for being with us. these numbers for the president don't bolster in any way his standing in the international community, at

obama or the europeans when it comes to the ukraine. in the digital age, handwriting has taken a backseat to typing and is making signing your own name becoming increasingly rare. it is quite a change when signatures left their mark on history. those written names are the subject of a new exhibition at the national archives and my colleague jane o'brien went to have a look. signatures are deeply personal. for centuries we have used them to make our mark on the world. even the humble x can be legally binding and others are linked with moments in history. are.re we >> jennifer johnson is the curator at the national archives. >> the signatures carry the force of law and can impact many people. >> on display, a pattern signed by michael jackson. a card from the former dictator saddam hussein and the marriage certificate of adolf hitler. >> gives you goosebumps. that one is unique in that it is what i call, it is multiple signatures on one page. you have adolf hitler, eva the witnesses. >> technology is replacing pen and paper. the clinton u

president obama says the u.s. and its allies strongly believe russia has violated international law and says russia has not fooled anybody. as russia is digging ins it heels, has the right to take all measures there. cnn's barbara starr is standing by at the pentagon and anderson cooper is in kiev. let's bring in with our national security correspondent jim sciutto. jim? >> wolf, officials are attempting to de-escalate the crisis and avoiding any moves that may further inflame the situation. does russia expand its military intervention or does it pull back? on the ground in ukraine, there's a volatile mix of armed forces and emotions, which we saw flair up today. today in crimea, russian and ukrainian forces in a dramatic and dangerous standoff. weapons drawn and here a threat to open fire. >> i said stop! i'm serious. i'll shoot at your legs. >> reporter: and as secretary of state john kerry arrived in the ukrainian capital of kiev, a war of words. russian president vladimir putin and secretary kerry trading die

president obama got to think about it, he's got to go over it again. he's got to talk to more people about it. >> and; of course, they're joined by sarah palin, who finds the presidencies -- well, the president's potency lacking. really. >> the perception of him and his potency across the world is one of such weakness. and, you know, look, people are look at putin as one who wrestles bears and drills for oil. they look at our president as one who wears mom jeans and equivocates and bloviates. >> you can't match that so what is behind this strange dynamic on to the right, this need to compare president obama and president putin's toughness as the president's weakness anyway? the daily beast's michael tomasky joins us. the neo cons on some emotional leveller from vladimir putin. he is rugged. he goes shirtless. he knows his way around a kalishnakov. ever time they carry about president obama's weakness, they're also implying he's not half the man putin. i love that word putin. and in the neo con world, it always comes down to who is the manlier man. joan

obama is doing it himself. and while they're at it, end all the tax penalties and end the insurance bailouts. in other words, go back to my moratorium idea. it's time to take a three year time-out. a redo in order to make america healthy. we're joined now by tip top health care experts who both know vastly more about this than i do. first of all, former omb associate director jim capretta. and we welcome back dr. gottlieb. both of you have it help me. jim, the way i read it, and i read it through the "wall street journal" editorial and other commentaries. basically if you get canceled, you never have to renew if you can prove that the renewal will be more expensive than obamacare. and there is a weird clause that says if anybody, anybody, can't find something that is less expensive, they can get out, too. is that true? >> well, look, i think they left it very ambiguous. they do not want to send the signal while enrollment season is still open that they will exempt everybody from the individual mandate. but you'

let obama self-destruct. don't have a positive message and hope we win the election. >> i am disappointed the republicans did not have a positive vision agenda that says, if you elect us, we'll do one, two, three, four, five. yes? >> there's two issues here. first, there's the violations he's making where he's overstepping his bounds, like the issue of the first amendment violation, delaying mandates, obamacare is put into place and then he illegally violates the law that he himself helped pass. on top of that, there's the issue of we can't believe a word he says. you get to keep your doctor, keep your insurance. this thing is going to save you money. all the lies together with the violations. >> why do the american people take it? >> i don't know why. >> go ahead. >> i'm going to give you an alternative reason. i wrote an article recently, and i quoted a senior policy adviser, saying if the congress doesn't get this stuff done, then the president will. except you know whose adviser it was? ronald wilson reag

over obama care. republicans are feeling they'll have the momentum. >> the president just touched down in amsterdam. his overseas agenda will be focusing heavily around the crisis in ukraine. obviously a delicate discussion here for the president when it comes to sanctions. david, what do you think he should do here? >> well, the president is going to make a big case to the nato allies and european allies that they need to tighten sanctions, put even more sanctions on russia and to make president putin feel the pain there. the president is already feeling some pressure back home domestically from some in congress on both sides of the aisle that you need to do more, maybe send military aid to the ukraine. i think there will be discussions about that. whether they'll go that far and discuss that, it will be likely. i think they'll have that discussion. the president is speaking to leaders of china and other asian countries. they're trying to develop a consensus worldwide and have putin feel like he's no

. >> lou: good evening everyone president obama raising the temperature of his rhetoric, drying and other line for russia, this time on the ukraine. which, in this instance is tie beenrossed by run troo delivered an ultimatum. european allies had delivered an ultimatum to vladimir putin. german chancellor, finally joining in. a message to vladimir putin is simple. pull back your cooking crimea and enter talks with the new ukrainian government by next monday or sanctions will be inactive. those sanctions include, travel bans threat the european union for anyone deemed responsible for "actions that undermine or threaten the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of the ukraine" and the freeze of any european union based funds or economic resources that are quote own, held or controlled by the same individuals. mr. obama hosting new ukrainian prime minister at the white house today demonstrating both solidarity and support to the new ukrainian leader called on mr. vladimir putin to step back from what may well be an abyss. >> if he wants to redraw the line, and to change or unde

but fine, you want obama to be more like putin. how would you feel if obama did act a bit more authoritarian. >> did president o bam mais the class about the three equal baferjs branches of government. >> doesn't he act more like king than president. >> he's not the king. >> emperor obama does what he wants to do. >> an imperial president shredding the constitution. >> he gutted the constitution with obama care. >> shoved down the throats of the american people. >> that's a form of tyranny. >> those are the actions of a dictator. >> a obama needs to be reminded he is not a dictator. >> jon: fascinating. let me see if i have this straight. (obama is a week, mom jeans wearing dictator king! weak, weak mom jeans, tyrant, of the worst tyrants of all. what the hell is wrong with these people. what happened to these people as children. that has enabled this love-hate relationship with authoritarian figures and the inherent cognitive disdissonance that goes along with such a chism. you know what i am talking about fox contributor. >> it i