we will ask karl rove what her chances are. hi karl. >>> i'll ask if he is willing to wager a we go stand of his own if he is wrong. molten lauf wra slowing down what's still crawling towards a road that could cut off one ton from all supplies. now the people there are getting some help if they want to get out. >>> a veteran and father gets in trouble for questioning why his child is learning about islam in school. the school says he threatened to cause problems but his wife says there's another side to that story. >> a lot of people do not understand where my husband is coming from and i guess that's the problem is the people do not understand what he endured when he was over in iraq. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your b

. >>> let's bring in jon karl for more on this. jon, that disgust with washington, defining so many of these races. >> that's right, george. seems like all of the elements are in place for a big change election. the president is about at his lowest popularity ever. there is discontent with both parties in congress. most people think the country is seriously on the wrong track. and of course you have anxiety about the economy, about terrorism, about ebola. so, while all of the big names are out, you have both obamas out campaigning, both clintons, jeb bush. everybody who wants to run for president. they are trying to appeal to an electorate fed up with everybody in power. >> and the biggest prize, control of the senate. the republicans need to pick up six states. >> reporter: that's right. you have about a dozen states with seriously tight races. unfortunately for democrats most of them are seats controlled by democrats where republicans have a real chance of winning. so nate silver of the fivethirtyeight blog says republicans have

chris wallace, brit hume, charles krauthamer, george will, karl rove, dana perino. not too shabby that lineup. we'll start at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we'll see you on sunday evening with an election special here at 8:00 p.m. on fox news. >>> get you back to this story for an update. the maine nurse is staying steadfast in her defiance of the ebola risk quarantine. she went on a bike ride with her boyfriend yesterday which caused all the press to chase after her to find out what she is. main governor, paul lepage will use full extent much his authority to keep people safe. laura engle is live. what is the going on since the big bike ride we saw yesterday? >> reporter: kaci hickox is sticking to her buns and saying she is perfectly healthy and not a danger to the public as she continues to monitor herself for any signs and symptoms of ebola. you're right everybody is talking about that bike ride and it took place yesterday. her mile-long bike ride with her boyfriend in fort kent, maine, is defiant act nicely and repeatedly to remain quarantined in her home until the recomm

. >> is karl rove happy this friday? >> i think republicans in general are happy. they should feel good about where they stand but not as expect even just a few weeks back. there could be son-in-law surprises and as we talked about yesterday, i do not believe republicans getting control of the senate is a lock but the odds are in their favor. >> peter cook, thank you so much in washington. the republican party, what do they need do to coalesce to take 1600 pennsylvania avenue? they just can't get there, can they? >> 1600 pennsylvania avenue is going to require a great candidate. >> can they get through the primary process to win the election? >> well, that's a good point. their primary process really hurts their candidates. and there will be less debates among the republicans next time. they already settled on that. that should help in some ways. >> we've got to run here. we'll come back. julian robertson with us. we need a day to check -- data check right now. >> futures are up and risky assets are up. the yen continues to weaken. ♪ >> good friday morning. good

karl rove, joe trippi will go inside the numbers. our campaign cowboys and a special panel with not only brit hume and george will, but megyn kelly making a rare guest appearance on the fox news sunday show. >> fantastic! >> you got the all stars there. >> and we're not being preempted, moved to 8:00 o'clock in the morning, not that i'm bitter about that, by an nfl football game. >> chris, come on, we're going to walk you back to the green room and we're actually going to go put on our costumes. >> is that now? >> and heather will take over. you got this? >> you're in charge. >> i got it. you have to change quickly. let's go. >> we have some headlines to tell you about while they're changing into their costumes. thousands plan to protest the washington redskins this sunday when they head to minnesota to take on the vikings. last year protesters also turned out, but this year it is expected to be the biggest ever. >> this is the 21st century and it's racist, to say the least. it has no place in sports, i don't think. >> skin color is

no one watches the numbers more closely than karl rove. karl joins us. karl, am i i right? it's the undecides tonight who everyone is trying to hustle? >> well, everybody is trying to hustle the undecides because that's where most of the play is available still in the election you are right if you have got momentum undecided voters moving in your direction. >> some republican or democrat in the next few days say look i have always been a a republican or democrat. the last four days, i have suddenly decided i'm going to switch parties. aren't people pretty much entrenched at this point? >> well, they are pretty well entrenched remember even in successful election. you will get 90% plus of each party will get 90% plus of partisans but lose a small number of partisans to the other side. frankly sometimes that's the measure of the margin between the two campaigns. you are right, look, what's this is going to come down to at the send in very close races, some that are pretty well settled. montana south dakota, west virginia for example, republicans lead by double digits. but in

thanks to karl rove and citizens united, judicial elections have been overtaken by secretive interest groups, nasty ads, and the constant hustle for campaign cash." we're joined now by its author, andy kroll, senior reporter for mother jones magazine. welcome back to democracy now! you only have a few minutes. lay out what you found. >> what we have seen is judicial anothers have become playground for the same kind of business interests in huge spenders and anonymous donors that we are seeing and presidential races and congressional races up and down the ticket. our judicial elections used to be a more sleepy corner of american politics. obviously, the dynamic is different if we are electing the arbiters of the law, but times have changed and citizens united has really begun to change the landscape in this place. theseld you explain why judicial races -- races are so important? >> there's a lot at stake. the supreme court justices and other state-level justices decide judgments against business interests. they have a role in social issues like marriage equality. and as large forces fr

karl rove with the whiteboard watching it with us from austin. karl, thank you. >> you bet. morning of the 5th before we know. shannon: take a while to iron it out. five days to go until the midterms there are new questions about the future of the irs targeting scandal after a federal judge dismissed lawsuits last week brought by conservatives groups seeking damages for improper delays and scrutiny for their applications for tax-exempt status. with attorney general holder stepping down as well as leadership of the house committee spearheading the investigation in play, things are far from certain. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel comes in with news from washington. hi, mike. >> reporter: shannon, we expect to learn soon what the next move will be for a tea party group after a federal judge ruled the case is no longer relevant because the irs eventually approved tax-exempt status for the organization. catherine engelbrecht from "true the vote" that the irs made unnecessary, burdensome and unlawful requests about the group's activities. since judge reggie walton

abc's jon karl, this is signature christie. some love it. some don't. >> reporter: it's been awhile since we saw an eruption like this one, but it was classic chris christie. it's exactly why some people love him. >> i got the picture. i read it, so -- >> reporter: and why some hate him. >> turn around, get your 15 minutes of fame. >> reporter: chris christie got tough with a protester wednesday during what was supposed to be a victory lap heralding the rebuilding of the jersey shore on the second anniversary of superstorm sandy. >> someone like you who doesn't know a damn thing about what you're talking about, except to stand up and show off when the cameras are here. i've been here with the cameras aren't here, buddy. i've been here when the cameras weren't here and did the work. so listen, you want to have a conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. but until that time, sit down and shut up. >> reporter: but that protester said he hasn't done enough to help storm victims. the governor has long been known for his outbursts? >> did i

his name is karl debose. another name is steven. carl dubos he e is the last name. stephen is the middle name. carl. we are talking about the suspect. correct. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> 20 years old. >> reporter: father's day [ inaudible [inaudible question] >> he is an oakland resident. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> no. i think the information i gave was an oakland resident. i gave you the name and the age. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> can you repeat that? we are having a little bit of a hard time. >> reporter: what connection did he have with that elk grove resident? >> these are excellent questions. what i would like to throw out to the media, because this is an open ongoing investigation and formal charges have not been filed yet, i think you all can understand that our scope of information that we can provide at this time is extremely limited. i mean, the last thing we want to do is provide any info at this stage that would jeopardize the investigation. but we did want to provide you with the name of the person we have taken into custo

sabato joins us with his crystal ball, and we'll talk last minute strategy with steve israel, also with karl rove. plus five bodies found in a home in utah, now police say the family was probably poisoned, but who did it? and we're learning a top isis target has been in america's sights for more than a year. so why did the obama administration wait until last month to call him a terrorist? it's all "happening now." bill: good deal. okay, jon, we'll see you then. jon: see you in ten minutes. bill: top of the hour. >>> a 2,000-year-old fine, a shipwreck like nothing you have seen before. we're going to talk to one of the divers who has been down braving the abyss. ♪ ♪ sweered lobster'sory! endless shrimp ends soon! the year's largest variety. like new spicy siriacha shrimp, or parmesan shrimp scampi. as much as you like, any way you like. but it won't last long, so hurry in today. and sea food differently. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will re

here's abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a mission accomplished moment. chris christie touting the rebuilding of the jersey shore on the second anniversary of superstorm sandy. but then a protester accuses christie of not doing enough to help storm victims who are still suffering. >> i got the picture. i read it. okay? well, yeah, you do yours, too, buddy. >> reporter: christie is known for his occasional outburst, and this was classic christie. >> we're going to get into a debate here today. it's going to get very interesting and very fun. for somebody like you that doesn't know a damn thing about what you're talking about except to stand up and show off when the cameras are here. i've been here when the cameras aren't here, buddy, and done the work! i've been here when the cameras weren't here and did the work. so -- >> reporter: last year christie celebrated the rebuilding of the jersey shore with president obama. this year a much different scene. >> so listen, you want to have the conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. but until that time, s

republican groups, particularly the karl rove groups threw tons and ton of money against him in nevada, but their problem in the end was that their candidate was sharon engel. it wasn't so much that harry reid won that senate race in 2010, it was that sharon engel lost that race because sharon engel talked like this. >> you know, if this congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking toward those second amendment remedies. they're saying, my goodness, what can we do to turn this country around? >> second amendment remedies. second amendment remedies was a common and repeated theme for sharon engel as a candidate for office. the idea of second amendment remedies was that if conservatives weren't going to get what they wanted in this country with the vote, they would use guns to get it instead. and that isn't me making any hyperbolic extension of what she was arguing, that's really what she was arguing. >> i feel that the second amendment is the right to keep and bear arms for our citizenry. this is not for someone who's in the military. this is not for law enforcement. th

the architect karl rove will be here with his analysis. coming up next on "hannity". >> pass the stand your ground law that caused the death of trayvon martin. >> less than a week to go andkç democrats have become desperateá coulter here to weigh in. more as "hannity" continues. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. >>> welcome back to "hannity." liberalss full-out panic mode. in north carolina democrats are pulling out all the stops.bk now they're using despicable race-baiting tactics. 9 to t >> !gvtillis wxd) instead, he made it harder for communities to come to vo

fathers who took him out to the yard and threw the football or took him fishing, my dad gave me carl ma karl ma rx to read. and make sure your argument is strong. when it wasn't, he would kind of destroy me. i went through a lot of anger at him. when i discovered he really hadn't read every book that he told me he had read, there was that disillusionment. but at the end for the last 25 or 0 yea-- or 30 years of our lives, we were very close. >> you're such a voracious reader yourself. you read more than you write. a voracious reader. i suspect your father gets credit for putting that in you. >> no, all of it. all of it. and early on as a child i was left to honor some thought. and honored the written word. i mean, ivan turned out to be the kind of author who i think my father really wanted me to be. but that's okay. >> yeah. so i don't know where to start with all these books. i think i'm going to start with the book that's out now -- they're all out now -- but the one just coming out. t the one about the person i regard as the greatest of all time. i love ali, but we're talking about music

the architect karl rove will be here with his analysis. coming up next on "hannity". >> pass the stand your ground death of trayvon martin. >> less than a week to go andkç democrats have become desperateá coulter here to weigh in. more as "hannity" continues. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. transamerica. dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, >>> welcome back to "han

bush's two presidential campaign victories, karl rove on this shiftining electoral forces and likely outcome. next. lou: so-called millennials turning on the democratic party in a new harvard institute of politics poll, 51% of 18-29-year-olds, now prefer a republican, led congress. 47% in favor of a democratic congress, that is a massive shift in favor of republicans, since 2010, when 55% of millennialsy from pered preferrd democratically led congress. here to give us his insight to the midterms, that you 5 days away, former deputy chief of staff for george w. bush, charl rove -- karl rove, fox news crypt orcontributor, good to hau with us, more millennials identify with conservatives instead of liberals. not much, but, 35 to 33%, but, that is an astounding shift, does this suggestion disaster for democrats? >> well, first of all number you citeed at beginning is among those who said they are going to vote. now, the number is better for democrats among all millennials, we don't know, there will be people who show up next tuesday who didn't have a plan to vote, and people today say i

he is getting ready to make a decision about whether or not to run for president. >> all right, jon karl at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> with the holiday season almost here, now to that new image raising alarm. the u.p.s. driver and the $12,000 package. abc's tom llamas asking, what happened to handle with care? >> reporter: we've seen it before. dreadful deliveries, caught on camera. and tonight, that new video. a u.p.s. driver on long island, rolling and kicking that box. inside? a sensitive pressure gauge worth $12,000. >> i'm shocked. i see him push this box across the floor and then proceed to basically bowl it across the lawn onto the street. >> reporter: and around the country, shocked customers uploading evidence to youtube. last year, this fedex worker lost her job, busted hurling packages. in 2011, watch as this driver tosses a flat screen computer monitor like a basketball. he was later disciplined. and tis the season. u.p.s. and fedex alone preparing to ship for than 850 million packages over the holidays. so, when your special delivery doesn't arrive as planned make

if karl rove says they'll lose, they'll lose. and i've seen him on fox saying that. >> he is very good. he is very good. as are you. >> he is much better. >> ben is like scary smart. thank you very, very much, my friend. meanwhile, killed by an illegal with a known criminal record and history. would these deputies still be alive today if the government had listened to what this mom was telling them about and warning them about? her message to the president here, and only here. >>> way back in august, defense secretary hill said this is like nothing we've ever seen. we have to prepare for anything that was in august. so why was there not any sort of raised level at federal buildings or anywhere in this country back in august when he said that? what changed? >> well, what we are always changes is that we're always reviewing the security posture. this is true of our transportation systems. >> there is something. >> well, i'm not going to discuss intelligence from here. but there is always an effort under way by the administration, w

karl marx said that at a certain point the changes become changes in quality. can you explain why you think those things are less important than the kind of visionary things you talked about a moment ago? the >> there are certainly a number of these that have an effect of being an incredible valuable. in my approach people are going to stop companies and if you want to start a successful company you want to do something nobody else in the world is doing it. you are doing what no one else is doing. and i think software has been characterized by these fairly large breakthroughs which is why people of software is made so much money. it's not because of the valuables but the economics of software are very monopoly prone and lucrative. and i think that the history of innovation the inventors and scientists and technologists never made any money. at the right brothers the right brothers didn't make money, tesla made no money and even if we go back to the mansion and the first industrial revolution. from 1780 and 1850. the people that started the textile factories is

martha will have a look at the exil polls and chris wallace and karl rove and dana perino, i don't know if we can get everybody in the building. martha: there are reports of another security breach on pennsylvania avenue. russian hackers suspected of breaking into the white house computer network. wendell goler joins us now. how serious do you think this breach was? >> reporter: the white house says the hackers didn't access classified information. some of the computers were taken offline. one senior administration official said on background, quote, our actions are ongoing and some resulted in temporary outages and loss of connectivity for our users. our computers and systems have not been damaged. this happened two or three weeks ago. an official in the office of the president said they received alerts concerning potential cyber effects pretty much every day and they take actions to mitigate those threats pretty much every day. martha: they bleach according to the reporting this is the work of russian hackers. >> that's the suspicion. the russians were behind a 2008 military cyber att

take a look at these two nearly identical ads from karl rove's super pac empire. one against pryor and another against hagan. >> the next word is pryor. >> you next word is hagan. >> mark pryor with the deciding vote for obamacare. >> kay hagan was the deciding vote for obama care. >> pryor o-b-a-ma. >> hagan, o-b-a-m-a. >> put aside the date of recycling going on. is that an effective ad or ads? >> and the to the voters. a lot of these ads will be the closing messages. you need something that breaks through. if you are going on a theme they both are with the president humor is good and my guess is , that when they did the ad the first time it focus grouped through the roof. >> this is what republicans have at this point. here is an ad that visits with children and not in a harsh or negative seeming way. even though it is very negative. >> we will take a look at a different ad. one taking on the herculean task of making mitch mcconnell theme -- wait for it -- likable. >> people tell me try to do my commercials. >> we see you between two trucks. >> that sounds dang

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abc's jon karl is at the white house. the country down on washington, and down on president obama. >> reporter: yeah, and the problems for democrats, george, go beyond a low presidential approval rating. president obama came into office seeking to restore people's faith in government to make their lives better. but look at our poll. a full 60% say they have little or no trust in the federal government to do what's right. and even worse for democrats, 63% say that the ability of government to deal with people's problems has worsened since president obama has been in office. now, will voters blame both sides for this, george? a far larger percentage blame the white house and democrats in congress than republicans. >> and that's one of the things giving republicans an edge in the fight for the senate. they need to take six seats to get control. >> reporter: and nate silver of espn's five thirty-eight has crunched the numbers. and he says that republicans have a 63% chance of winning the control of the senate. but george, i h

caller: the karl rove money coming in. the koch brothers money coming in. those are the big ones. the national republicans. host: with one week to go, what will you be watching for? caller: i will be watching to see if the democrats can continue playing up the social issues. i they believe that's what will get people off the couch. if there are any mistakes in these final weeks. , we: jennifer jacobs appreciate your time. back to your calls about campaign 2014 and what issues matter to you. nate in kansas. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. , the way the votes are going -- i don't lean republican or democrat. bigotse so many white voting not against the candidates, but voting against the president. what happens is even the senate people -- they don't have enough respect the title of the president of the united states. steve in south carolina. independent. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. for this lifelong independent voter, the most important issue in this election is that harry reid has changed the 200-year-old rules in the senate to make it possible t

as the factor moves along this evening, karl rove with the latest polling. will the republicans take the senate one week from tomorrow? watters world with the halloween with a few days away. there are zombies among us. >> do you pay attention to the world or not? >> oh, yeah. >> who is the vice president >> i know the president. i don't know the vice president. >> it's hard when you are dead to know who the vice president is. president is. we hope you stay tuned why do i cook for the holidays? president is. we hope you stay tuned to share with family to carry on traditions to come together, even when we're apart in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and more, swanson® makes holiday dishes delicious! >>> election 2014 segment tonight one week from tomorrow. americans will go to the polls and the republicans are favored to win the senate. obviously that would put president obama as very precarious place. many of the races are still very close. joining us now from austin, texas with the latest fox news analyst karl rove. let's do the overview first. in the last

let's get right to abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. and jon, what do you make of this? >> reporter: well, david, the president was home all weekend, too. and today, the only time he ventured out was to go to sasha and malia's school for parent-teacher conferences. so, what's going on? well, the president's approval rating is at an all-time low. just 40%. and in many of the states with the big races, it's even lower. so, while the president will be out campaigning for some candidates for governor this week, you won't see him in a single place with a competitive senate race. >> and jon, we were talking earlier. we've seen second-term presidents with low approval ratings before. but you went digging for president bugeorge w. bush's schedule on this day back in his second term? >> reporter: that's right. and bush was even more unpopular than president obama, but on this day, eight years ago, he was out campaigning in two different states, traveling more than 2,000 miles and was out virtually every day in the home stretch. >> and jon, you h

as the factor moves along this evening, karl rove with the latest polling. will the republicans take the senate one week from tomorrow? watters world with the halloween with a few days away. there are zombies among us. >> do you pay attention to the world or not? >> oh, yeah. >> who is the vice president >> i know the president. i don't know the vice president. >> it's hard when you are dead to know who the vice president is. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. there are more reasons than ever why now is the best time to be on verizon. one: verizon's the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best ever pricing with double the data on select plans. and three: you can now get our best ever single line pricing starting at $45. so get all this now, on the network ranked #1 for data performance nationwide. verizon. >>> election 2014 segment tonight one week from tomorrow. americans will go to the polls and the republicans are f

benefits. >> reporter: to california. >> pass a sensible balanced budget. >> reporter: that's right, karl rove and his group, crossroads gps. >> for years, the republicans have been arguing, we need to reform entitlement program and yet they are attacking democrats who dare to talk about entitlement reform as though they're going to take away your goodies. that gets people angry. >> reporter: add asked about the contradiction, rove got angry. but a crossroads said, it's laughable that democrats who have demagogued entitlement reform are taking such great interest when they are held accountable on the issue. in other words, rove is going after democrats for showing courage on balancing the budget after going after obama for not showing courage. another entry in our files of, why won't washington work. >> it's going to get better when we get new, fresh faces in the politics, the younger generation won't put up with this nonsense. >> incidentally, while hagan said she believes in the simpson/bowles commission, she never endorsed raising the retirement age. when politico asked republican sena

she lifted her plan from karl rove virtually word for word and she proceeded to take the tax plan for mitt romney that makes it easier to ship our jobs overseas and she took the rest of her economic plan from the coke brothers who are one of the biggest in the country and want to have a setup where the clean set up where the clean air act is gutted to see you can't troll the power plants. certainly these are extreme advisers and effects of policies and it's not for the oregon values. this campaign is between oregon values on the one hand and i will take the oregon values. >> moderator: in the three weeks oregonians could recreate 91, why and why not? the access to marijuana by the folks in terms of potentially different products, and we need to do everything we can to make sure that as envisioned, the products are available only to adults. i'm also concerned however about a huge that the huge amount of spending our criminal justice system are mobilizing marijuana. i think on balance, those funds could be much better used. as a pediatric neurosurgeon we know that it is linked to the di

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abc's jon karl is at the white house. the president is concerned about these quarantines. >> reporter: they're concerned. they see them as unnecessary, not based in the science. the real fear is what you heard from dr. besser. they will discourage health care workers from going to west africa, where they're desperately needed. and the key to fighting this disease, the view from the white house, is fighting it in west africa. getting control of the epidemic there. >>> and, jon, on a different note, on politic, you had a revealing interview with jeb bush's son, george p., over the weekend. it showed the bush family closing ranks around a possible presidential run. >> reporter: no question. george p. bush says he believes it is more likely than not that his father, jeb bush, will run for president. i also spoke to a bush family friend over the weekend, who recently visited with george herbert walk irbush, the 41st president, he said he's very active in encouraging his son to run. it looks like his family is fully on board. w

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karl manages the process across the areas addressed by the center for american progress and is a key member of the executive team. before coming here, we worked together at the u.s. department of education where she was the assistant secretary for planning, evaluation and policy development. in that position, she led the department policy and budget development activities, served as a senior adviser to the advisor to the secretary arnie duncan. prior to coming to the department of education, she served as the general counsel and deputy staff director for the late senator edward kennedy as chairman of the health education and labor and pensions committee. she also previously worked at the center for american progress as the associate director of domestic policy and in the senate as chief counsel and senior policy adviser to the former senator just a number to come -- senator bingham. she holds a university degree from texas school of law and masters degree in public affairs from the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs. pleasecome up. thank you. >> i'm going to start by introduc

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jon karl asked him about another possible campaign. >> so is your dad going to run for president? >> i think he's still assessing it. >> reporter: do you think it's more than 50%? less than 50%? >> i think it's more than likely that he's giving it serious thought. and moving forward. >> reporter: more than likely that he'll run? >> that he'll run. >> and if george's father does run, it could be bush versus clinton all over ain. jeb versus hillary this time. it could get interesting or very, very old, depending on your perspective. >> we'll stick with politics. the new poll showing approval of members of congress is the worst it's ever been. 77% disapprove of the job they're doing. that is a record. 72% disapprove of congressional republicans. a quarter of the people polled like the job republicans are doing. two-thirds of those polled gave a thumbs down to congressional democrats. that's their worst rating in 20 years. >>> and there's another part of the government under scrutiny this morning. fallout from the exploding air bags. the department of transportation will conduct a rev