scott walker's message will be simple. i've done it, and it worked. >> march raa, $100 in chips. >> at this ridiculously early time in the cycle. i put $50 on jeb bush. i think he has the potential to hoover up the money and get the establishment behind him. the establishment t canadas win the republican nomination even in the era of the tea party. however, i put $45 on walker because he's having such a good run of it better than people thought. he's the person i think is emerging as a competitor bush. i put $5 on rubio because if bush founders i think rubio is a good spot to move in. >> you're all approximately right. but you just got the numbers wrong. walker $40. rubio $35. bush $25. i think it's remarkable all of us sort of ended up with the three of them in the top tier. walker as the governor and the doer. rubio as the young, sort of the vigorous canada t. and especially strong in foreign affairs. bush is the establishment. he'll have the money. but i think this is going to be a primary decided on performance, on deb

scott walker, 21%. ted cruz, 12%. ben carson 11%. and rounding out the top five governor jeb bush with 8%. >> what's interesting, we have some other numbers beyond that in last place at number ten. governor chris christie 2.8%. that could raise questions there. carly fiore. we have a lot more as the numbers roll in through the rest of the afternoon. >> we're back in about 35, 34 minutes and we're going to have more at the top of the hour at 6:00 o'clock eastern time here on the fox news channel. for now, we'll have analysis of all this, the winners and the ones who didn't win. >> have a lot about the potential iranian nuclear program. a special report in the next hour. politics, international affairs, and the assassination in moscow. >> why i think prime minister netanyahu's visit is going to be really important. he's going to be able to tell wil the truth on this. and the american people, i believe, are going to reject what president obama's trying to do in iran. >> i'm running out of time. i've got to wrap up in a minute. i've aske

and scott walker did it in 2012 and '13 and '14. scott walker has a case to make there. >> when we come back, gambling on the presidential sweepstakes. what are the odds? back, gambling on the presidential sweepstakes. what are the odds? in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday. just know that your truck... has a little thing for monday. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone. centrum. for the most important parts of you. >> author damon runion once observed the race is not always for the swift nor the battle to the strong. that's here is john robertson making book of the presidential race. >> right now who would you pick to win the 2016 presidential election? >> rick perry. i think he's a stand up ex governor.

pro union protesters swarming scott walker's mom and dad's house. they obviously don't like the wisconsin governor who just happens to be a gop presidential front runner. juan, your union thug buddies tromting walk's parents. come on. >> i don't think they knew that that was the house of his parents, they thought that was scott walker the governor's house and certainly they have a right to protest in front of the governor's mansion or home and there's no law against it. i would say, though to megan kelly's point -- >> how do you know what they thought? >> come on juan. >> that's what they said. i don't think -- i don't think they had any idea. >> that's what they said. this is what the left does and frankly they do it really well because they've been perfecting this for decades. they send out their shock troops, union folks, the kids, they did it with occupy wall street, did it against scott walker three times in the last pour years. look, what they've ended up doing much to their probably chagrin is turning scott walker into a sympathetic figure. t

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. >>> a crowd of angry union protesters descend on governor scott walker's house. where they proceeded to yell at the governor's elderly parents. in a kelly file exclusive scott walker is here live to react on whether a new line has been crossed. >>> the president is vowing a fight after a court just halted his executive order on immigration. tonight senator ted cruz on why he thinks the president's plan is now going nowhere. >> with respect to the ruling, i disagree with it. i think the law is on our side. and history is on our side. and we are going to appeal it. >>> breaking tonight, a growing chorus of christian leaders sounding a stark warning after a sickening terrorist video out of libya surfaced this weekend. the video showing 21 christians wearing orange jump suits, marched to a beach, forced to kneel down before the terrorists dressed in black simultaneously slit their throats. today pope francis asking people to join him in prayer for, quote, our brother cops whose throats were slit for the sole reason of being christian. new york's cardinal dolan weighi

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from republican run, scott run, unions are running with scott walker took on the state. now he is about to protect the private sector where workers are being forced to join a union and pay union dues. he says no matter where you live you should hear about this fight. >> particularly if you live in a state that isn't right to work. it means you are not forced to pay union dues. that's where the jobs are going. in the last decade, that's where economic growth was income growth was, that is where payroll growth was. this does matter to you because if you are being forced to pay union dues and you don't want to belong to a union, that is totally unfair. >> it seems the demonstrators, there are people banging drums. anyone banging a drum has nothing to say. we want people to work and not be dragooned into paying union dues. we love union and being a member of the screen actors guild. >> the drum banging union head is on line one. >> i'm pro-union. >> they choose all moral high ground when they force people to join their cause or bang drums. that's worse. that's just annoying.

for me, it is scott walker. i have liked him from the beginning because he's pushed back, he's stuck with his principles, he's saved his state, he's had success with economics and business. he pushed back with the unions and did it while maintaining his dignity. he's a great guy. >> if that's not a 20-second ad, i don't know what is. tammy and julie you are both my valentine. >> thank you. >> happy valentine's day. and art. >> thank you, you are all my valentine as well. how about that one? i love it. >>> so check this out. this is great. the matriarch of the bush political dynasty is changing her mind on whether another bush should take up residence in the white house. you may remember first lady barbara bush said a couple years ago her son jeb is most qualified to be president but the country has had enough bushes. now mrs. bush has changed her mind. she has a right to do that while he's yet to announce a candidacy, jeb bush formed a super pac and hired staff in early primary states. so there you go. >> how ab

among them governor scott walker. asked a number of questions put himself out there to a number of reporters including do you believe president obama is christian telling the "the washington post," quote i have actually never talked about it or i haven't read about that walker said his first calm and firm. i have never asked him that. you made me to ask statements about people i never had a conversation about that how can i say if i know either of you are christian. he later tweeted out enough with the media's gotcha game, we started our american revival to talk about big bold ideas. we are back with the panel. what about this and it's clearly the media is focused on walker and he is in the spotlight. >> i think that's the important context here. there was a big "the washington post" front page investigation on scott walker on supposed questions about scott walker's exits from college. there weren't actually any questions in the article. then you have the gail collins hit piece in the "new york times" editorial. made

they pawned it off on scott walker. walker. >> here is what scott walker tells the ap. he said you should ask the president. i've never asked him so i don't know. somehow it gets turned into that. here is the weirdest question asked in a long time. the washington post asked for reasons that are not clear in the story. scott walker do you think the spth a christian? walker was confused by this. >> it's like got which journalism. >> where did that come up? i'll tell you an interesting question. the president was asked several years ago are you for gay marriage? the president said no because of my christian faith. the chief adviser said the president was lying. he was for gay marriage and invokeing his faith as a political cover. >> take the attack as a compliment. you get the headlines written about you because they see you a threat. and perhaps the frontrunner. >>> first this the burning and beheading of innocent people in the name of allah. according to the president it's nothing to do with religion. >> the notion that the west is at war with islam is a lie. >> a lie, r

scott walker is about to join the big leagues. if he wants to put himself forward for a credible presidential candidate he has to answer these questions. this is sort of the third question in a pattern of behavior we've seen. he refused to answer whether or not he thinks climate change is actual and real and it's happening. and he refused to say whether he believes the president is -- loves america. these aren't difficult questions. these are just reporters asking him yes or no questions about what he believes. >> come on mark, why are they asking those questions? they want to make him look like he's a crazy -- or president obama hating you know crazy nut job. i mean, it suggests to me they think he's a credible threat for 2016 if they're going to ask him questions that don't get to real policies. >> sure. they're going to vet him and ask these tough questions because they do see him as a credible, not threat, but a credible candidate for 2016, or at least until he sort of was caught flat footed on these questions. so you know --

because they're afraid of scott walker. and they have a reason to be afraid of scott walker. because this is a guy who wins without compromising. scott walker won three elections in four years in a state -- a blue state that has not gone republican for president since ronald reagan. before that he won three elections in milwaukee county, which is the bluest of blue districts in wisconsin. and he did it while governing as an unapologetic conservative. so what he's shown is that you can win the center without moving to the center. and that is what the greatest fear of the democrats are is we put somebody up who can actually win the center without moving to the center and compromise. >> you know marc maybe i missed something. but i didn't recall your sense of indignation and outrage when glenn beck and donald trump and others were attacking president obama and spreading lies and misinformation about his college record and his college grades. it's absolutely wrong to see governor walker attacked for not finishing college. that's not the issue of this presidential campaign. but th

scott walker being one of the up and newcomers. >> stick with you. look what happened to the candidates you cited. they did well in iowa and kind of. >> exactly. and so do they have the staying power to last through the spring? last four people i mentioned clearly did not. and we get mccain and romney and establishment takes the larger infrastukture and pushes through the rest of the country. interesting thing historically this cycle will be the diversity of the 2016 field and the ability to have 12 or so candidates playing in iowa will mean a stress on the caucus schedule and stress on donor dollars to so who can get past that state. >> donor dollars. and they are looking at the spread and saying where do i want to put my money. >> and right now scott walker is looking like a winner are and this is good for him. there are no ground games yet. it is funny named packs that they are running money through. and where is the ground game and there. and who will play well in a state like iowa and caucus base is fickle and can turn on a dime. it is very far

does this hurt scott walker? >> no. i think it's good for scott walker. first of all, i think he can pretty well kiss off the gayle collins fans vote inside the republican primary gone. that's okay. and it helps him because when the "new york times" attacks somebody, especially wrongly that is the cue, that is the signal to republican primary voters to pay attention. >> that's what made sarah palin a star. >> exactly. she wouldn't have been nearly as popular as she was if it hadn't been for the fact the establishment press gang tackled and tried to wipe her out. that told republicans you better standby this person. "new york times" hates them. >> chris, great to see you. >> you bet. >> joining me now someone who may take that advice. potential 2016 contender and former new york state governor, george petaki. good to see you. >> good to see you. wrongfully attacking a republican -- >> has it ever happened to you? >> never. i can't count the number of times it has. >> let's talk about you really feel like these republicans already who have sort of unofficia

does this hurt scott walker? >> no. i think it's good for scott walker. first of all, i think he can pretty well kiss off the gayle collins fans vote inside the republican primary gone. that's okay. and it helps him because when the "new york times" attacks somebody, especially wrongly that is the cue, that is the signal to republican primary voters to pay attention. >> that's what made sarah palin a star. >> exactly. she wouldn't have been nearly as popular as she was if it hadn't been for the fact the establishment press gang tackled and tried to wipe her out. that told republicans you better standby this person. "new york times" hates them. >> chris, great to see you. >> you bet. >> joining me now someone who may take that advice. potential 2016 contender and former new york state governor, george petaki. good to see you. >> good to see you. wrongfully attacking a republican -- >> has it ever happened to you? >> never. i can't count the number of times it has. >> let's talk about you really feel like these republicans already who have sort of unofficia

governor scott walker isn't. find out how many other leaders of the free world failed to get their degrees. and does it matter? >>> plus, one man uses his disability to his advantage. >> every kid that picked on me that laughed at me i just took it in. it made me a stronger person. i just -- it was just ammo to just fuel when i was going to release everything that i just was going to let it all go. >> i can hardly wait to talk to this young man, american blade runner blake leeper. you'll get his story in triumph without legs but that has not slowed him down. >>> i know the speech is long, but one supreme court justice just couldn't stay awake during the state of the union address. but you know what? now we know why. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the hous

scott walker is about to join the big leagues. if he wants to put himself forward for a credible presidential candidate he has to answer these questions. this is sort of the third question in a pattern of behavior we've seen. he refused to answer whether or not he thinks climate change is actual and real and it's happening. and he refused to say whether he believes the president is -- loves america. these aren't difficult questions. these are just reporters asking him yes or no questions about what he believes. >> come on mark, why are they asking those questions? they want to make him look like he's a crazy -- or president obama hating you know crazy nut job. i mean, it suggests to me they think he's a credible threat for 2016 if they're going to ask him questions that don't get to real policies. >> sure. they're going to vet him and ask these tough questions because they do see him as a credible, not threat, but a credible candidate for 2016, or at least until he sort of was caught flat footed on these questions. so you know --

guys like scott walker and scott rubio, excuse me, marco rubio have powerful narratives to tell american dream how that contrasts with cronyism and privilege. doesn't necessarily pointing at jeb bush. it is powerful opportunity equal opportunity republicans point to 2016. should own up to context of remarks, no circular firing squad. >> do you agree with me, admitted yeah, not only jeb bush but hillary clinton. i will take them both on? >> oh yeah, that was missed opportunity there. he should have. we've talked about the some missed opportunities that walker had, even asked about the president's religion. there were ways to deflect, say it's a personal matter. fet back to issues. this is opportunity yes to take shot at someone he arguably will be fighting. this taking a shot at jeb bush, pete's right. part of his story. scott walker was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. talking about this for a long time. it is why i is so compelling. why the left hates him because he doesn't have elitist college degree. i can't do british. >> yes darling. >> yeah, he should have taken a shot. >

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about how he was -- scott walker, he was just bored. he was uninterested bored student. and they went back and found like a fellow classmate who said he was really bored in the class that he took on politics in the third world. i mean, the guy's 19 years old. who wouldn't be bored? i just -- i don't know if it's going to backfire against the critics and nor to the benefit of some of these candidates who sound to me like real people howie. >> it's not good for the media when it looks like nitpicking. rand paul as you say is a medical doctor so he misspoke about a biology degree. >> and he also said he had an english degree which he does not. >> maybe the elites who are so proud of their alma maters are really particularly hung up on education and credentials. but i think to most voters in iowa and new hampshire this is going to seem like pretty small stuff. >> all right. let's talk a little bit about jon stewart, who has played a significant role in election seasons. a lot of these candidates like to go on there, in particular the democr

i'm jon scott. a leaving for week-long break not before a few accomplishments here or lack there of funding department of homeland security. democrats hold firm waiting for republicans to present a bill that does not strip funding for president's obama's immigration plans. republicans celebrating yesterday's approval of the keystone oil pipeline, a measure the president says, he will veto. meanwhile, our latest "fox news poll" finds americans overwhelmingly unhappy with congress's performance. 72% disapprove. let's go live to capitol hill and chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. mike? >> reporter: republicans note recent polling 60% of the american public supports building keystone xl pipeline. now that congress passed legislation, gop leaders say the ball is squarely in president obama's court. >> the president i would just say this, do the right thing. sign this bill and help us create more jobs in america and create a healthier economy. >> now where we are as otherred indicated we're h

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yet some taking shots at scott walker who by the way there is a quinnipiac poll coming out scott walker 25, ben carson 13, bush at 10 nobody else above 5. >> national? >> in iowa. >> explaining why they're aiming at scott walker there. >> exactly. he is now officially the front-runner because the mainstream media are out for blood. >>> 11 minutes before the top of the hour. >>> a school chancellor spends her days lobbying against scott walker on your dime. should your tax dollars be spent like that? we'll talk about it. >> the verdict in the chris kyle trial. it came back in just over two hours. did the "american sniper" the film have anything to do with that verdict? we'll talk about that as well. ♪ nexium 24hr. it's the purple pill. the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protectiontm. . >>> we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty for the offense of capital murder as charged. >> the american sniper killer sentence today life in prison without parole. did the success of the mov

now, scott walker's turn. the wisconsin governor and gop contender swinging through london on a trade trip bristled at a question candidates common withly answer. >> are you comfortable of the idea of -- do you believe in it, do you accept it? >> for me, i'm going to punt on that one as well. >> no really? >> that's question a politician shouldn't be involved in one wire the other. >> reporter: later walker reconsidered, both sides and my faith dictate my belief we are created by god. i believe faith and science are compatible and go hand in hand. two minutes later, he snapped it's unfortunate the media chose to politicize this issue during our trade mission to foster investment in wisconsin. >> what happened in london is predictive of what kind of campaign he is going to of at this moment, not ready to be a presidential candidate, going to get a lot of questions like that much tougher questions than t and going to have to be prepared to answer them. >> reporter: walker seems better prepared to explain why he

. >> we're hearing there from wisconsin governor scott walker. he's certainly not the only one hinting that ground troops may be needed. outgoing secretary of defense chuck hagel said this weekend it might be necessary to send noncombat american forces to help out the iraqi military on the front lines against isis. i thought in part we were already doing that. peter doocy is live in washington. republicans say they have a plan. they say they know what the president should be pushing for. what is it? >> you just heard it boots on the ground in the parts of iraq and syria now controlled by brutal islamic state militants. >> there's got to be some regional force formed with an american component somewhere around 10,000 i think american soldiers to allow with air bombings in the region and go into syria and take back territory from isil. that's what will make it stop. >> he's backed up by two former secretaries of defense. hagel, who had his going-away party just a few days ago, and who says the forward deployment of some american troops could help i

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how about scott walker? what type of showing could we expect from walker? the more conservative versus the standard bearer mainstream-, establishment[( [ republicans? >> scott walker certainly set the place on fire during his appearance at cpac. it's a safe beat beth he's going to do -- bet he's going to do pretty well. i was talking to a person associated with one of the candidates in the straw policy that rand paul would probably be first, scottrióuju second, and ben carson third. we talk abouth nthis idea that ron paul won the cpac straw poll one year and what does that really mean in terms of his viability as a candidate? i think this year might be different. 'cause ted cruz when he was speaking last night, was urging these very, very deep donors, and among them, the people who ranw7zññ some of the biggest corporations in the world, he's make the case, don't elect or don't nominate anothert0# squishy moderate as has happened in the past. nominate a conservative because every time republicans nominate a conservative, they win elections as opposed to l

i think this is normal and scott walker dropping out of college is news worthy. people would be interested to know. >> and i think any profile would obviously include that, but professors are saying he wasn't interested in school, he was interested in school politics. and i wonder whether it was too adversarial. >> every presidential candidate that presents as a credible candidacy will face these questions. >> so you take it as a fact of life. >> yeah. president obama was asked about drugs and romney asked about being a bully. all these facts came up. >> and the boston globe does a piece saying jeb bush was a bully. this is 40 years ago. >> people have the curiosity. i will say this, i have a lot of respect for the viewers and a lot of respect for news consumers to take these stories with a grain of salt. so you're not the same person you you are as an adult that you were in high school or college. everybody makes mistakes. >> the viewer may be willing to be forgiving, but apparently the media is not. >> amy holmes mark hanna, thanks very much for joining us. ahe

i give him 30. >> but a slight edge. >> scott has become a phenom. he is now being attacked because he has left college a few credits short to take a job. so i give him 35. 15 for rubio because i think he is the fall back if bush falters, 10 for paul. a for cruze, 5 for christie. >> all right. nina how do your numbers stack up. >> i don't put quite as much men on jeb bush. he is a frontrunner. wide open field. he is now with mitt romney out of the race he has become the one you go to. he is cleaning up on donors and endorsements. i give $20 to scott walker. he has been picking up some big league romney donors. i didn't think that brouhaha in london over evolution hurt him except the media elites it helped his name recognition which is what he needs nationally. marco rubio i have always believed is a dark horse. i think he swooned -- he made conservatives swoon in 2012. people forget that. i think he can crack that immigration nut that is so difficult for the republican party. so i think he has to the go be right up there all the time. you can't put c

this is a secular kind of thing for scott walker and we knew there would be questions about him. he was asked about evolution when he was in russia on a trade mission. now he's asked if he is a christian. he says, i don't know i haven't talked about it i haven't had a conversation. are these the kinds of questions hillary clinton will get asked? >> no. she once was and she once was nasty about president obama's faith. she offered a very sort of he claims to be. >> which is not what we got from scott walker. >> no what scott walker was trying to do -- is it sad that what we demand of our national politicians is to be the very best at not answering questions? we have a presidential nominating and election process that says we only want people who can avoid difficult questions really well. that seems an unfortunate standard for the republic, but that is the standard. the standard is how well can you what scott walker erred in doing on this one what he was trying to say was stupid question don't want it. if you read the transcript, he was not saying, gosh, i don't know, i've prayed o

two, scott walker has been a friend of mine for better than 15 years. he's smart he's principled, he's thoughtful, he's strong. he's a quiet man who said he has a deep soul, and this guy, if they want to take him on by saying he didn't have a college degree, just remember, of the americans over 25 years old, 28.8% of them have a college degree. if you take a look at the last two elections the democrats have been losing support between 2008 and 2012 among working-class americans lo don't have a college degree or who have some college and among people who have a college degree but no post-graduate education and our median income, middle income people who say well look, i may have faced the same kind of decisions when i was in school that he faced when he was in school, and he decided to go to work for the red cross with a good job offer and not finish his degree. so, look this is a dumb thing "the washington post" showed it's elitist and by doing it i don't expect we're going to see much of it though, because the democrats can't be that stupid all the tim

governor scott walker was asked, is the president a christian and he said he didn't know. walker says i haven't discussed it with obama and the spokesman calls the reporter back and he says of course i'm a christian. anything wrong with asking those questions? >> no. because what we're talking about here is the far left and far right divide and we know about questions like, is he a christian, is he a muslim, all the rest. >> or even born in this country. >> right. or you could attack it farther and say what about evolution and shots to get your children immunized and i think it's important at this point to simply say to the right and left of this society, we're done with this talk but we don't see, i don't think, a number of politicians saying you know what, i'm not going to pander to anybody. i'm going to tell you the truth. >> governor walker then sort of punches back on twitter and says, enough with the media and the gotcha game. >> i think the entire interview published the entire news was scott walker taking on that line of questioning. he said, i'm not going to conce

i'm jon scott. >> i'm jenna lee. >> after the terrorists beheaded 21 egyptian christians in libya. as well as their growing reach both concerns this morning on capitol hill where secretary of state john kerry and the director of national intelligence james clapper both testified in separate hearings. john is live in our bureau with the latest for us now john? >> yeah, jenna. secretary of state kerry by the way in that testimony talked about gains that have been made against isis in syria and iraq including kurdish peshmerga forces taking back and recapturing about 30 villages in syria. that said let's talk about the hostages. we're getting reports that an estimated 90 people 90 of the syrian christians as mentioned, were taken by isis. many of them women and children. now all of this happened basically under the cover of darkness before dawn on monday when the isis militants overran several villages along the kabul river in northeastern syria. this is a river if you look at a map that hooks up with the u uutrayties and the villages clustered along the river and an area that has bee

congressman scott perry, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> yes, ma'am. great to be with you. >>> all right. with me now, retired lieutenant general jerry boykin, the former commander of the u.s. army's elite delta force. all right. good evening, general. your reaction to these attacks in denmark? >> well, here's a news flash, judge. this is going to get worse. the united nations now has a resolution called 1618 which would make any disparagement of islam or the prophet muhammad a hate crime or hate speech. this has -- this was proposed ten years ago by the organization of islamic cooperation. 56 muslim states, plus the palestinians, and it has been supported by hillary clinton on behalf of the united states. if they pass this, which they've already passed it in the human rights council, if they pass this, this is going to apply to all the member nations of the united nations and this whole situation that you see today is going to get worse. >> all right. when you say that it would apply to all the members of the united nations, this essentially restricti

. >> scott walker has just taken the stage. tomorrow, jeb bush, what co-rubio, wrapped ball and others will join the stage. any emerge from the three-day convenient for the front runner of the gop contest. it is an important day. greg, you have seen for a while the republicans have to find a way to abale to people on a different level, not just to conservatives, but a broader thing.ppeal to people on a different level, not just to conservatives, but a broader thing. urge i don't like conferences in general, i like horror movies i prefer my zombies far away. any kind of ideology creeps me out a little. the thing with cpac it country cure sickness in three days, a circus for the conservative animal conservative leader to perform its most popular tricks to say the things that get the most applause. but it doesn't necessarily challenge a candidate. it indulges the weaknesses of a candidate likes to rebeet the same old chest nuts. i think you cannot be conservative enough, i have a problem with teddy cruz. you bleed to be intellectu

let me move you to 2016 because scott walker was in london this week. question and answer got a lot of play here. let's roll it. >> do you -- are you comfortable with the idea of revolution? do you believe in it? do you accept it? >> for me i'm going to punt on that one as well. >> no, really? >> that's a question a politician shouldn't be involved in. >> is that a big news that scott walker ducked the question on evolution? >> i don't think it's news. >> why are we talking about it then? >> we are talking about it but i would say because of media bias. it's getting close to the point that the media seems to be suggesting that if you have a biblical view of man being created in god's image that this should somehow be newsworthy when in fact lots of americans believe in that. my point is why is he being asked the question? >> he's being asked the question because i think the rest of the world seize american politicians, specifically those on the right as denying basic sort of scientific precepts like global warming climate change like evolution. they see

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scott walker is expanding his theme when he ran for re-election this year. he essentially posted as wisconsin versus washington. now he's taking that message national in this speech you talked about. in d.c. he said, you know, it's great to be here. 68 square miles surrounded by reality. so sort of sharpening that theme and saying let's deinvolve power to the states. let's let them create their own solutions. and by the way, look at what i did in wisconsin. >> that's a big part of a governor's appeal. but any candidate who has not engaged at the national level for a long time also is a rookie. and that means that they are going to have to step up and master a lot of these issues. national issues. whether it be entitlements or foreign policy or national tax policy. that are going to be big in a race and pitfalls for somebody who hasn't studied that. like i think walker hasn't shown. he may be able to do that but he hasn't shown yet that he can talk with any specificity about those issues. >> especially foreign policy. he can say at the state level, he can sho

that's what scott walker did. that's what all the examples that you hear over and over again, these are people that figured oit ut. and 90% of life is figuring out what to do next. it's just that some people it takes four years or seven. >> we actually have a list. let me show you out of the 44 presidents we've had there have been ten that did not have college degrees. and then just -- we don't have to name all of them these are the successful americans of modern times that don't have degrees including oprah winfrey which i didn't know. it doesn't matter to me, andrea but do you think that if scott walker were a liberal and a conservative suggested he should not be president because he didn't go to college do you think that would ever happen? >> no. but i actually think liberals would find it horrifying that he didn't go to an ivy league university. i think politically, dana this points to the strength of walker. that's the first thing i thought was they're firing at him because they're deeply threatened by somebo

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. >> wisconsin governor scott walker slamming the media's got you questions. what we was asked in an interview, how it was handled and whether it is part of a larger issue with the mainstream media targeting conservatives. and oscars dominated by the liberal voice which is no surprise but was it too much? and have you ever wanted to know more about jason waters? every watch stacy dash and think you would like to ask her a question question. harris, you have some unanswered question. guess what? today you can ask anybody on the couch anything you want within reason. go to fox.com/outnumbered. tell us what you want answered and we will see you after the show for that. aarp's staying sharp keeps your brain healthy with online exercises by the top minds in brain science. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensu