it was huge. they re excited. they love the five. people love fox. they were all giving a shout out. we got to meet jenny mccarthy, vanilla ice. a lot of people down there. vanilla ice, whiz khalifa. there s a massive police presence down there. it s a lot safer than most people would give it credit to be. it s really incredible. it goes to speak volumes about the nypd, the fine job that they do keeping us safe here in new york city. i felt completely at home walking through the crowds. it was really incredible. and people seem optimistic about 2016 about the year ahead. you would think you would never want to be in that crowd, but everyone s fun, everyone s happy. the confetti. we have the confetti ball drop, and everyone swishes
murder, a rape, a torture like in this instance, unacceptable. you know, this is what three weeks after the kathryn steinle death. now there is this proposed kate s law that would toughen penalties for undocumented immigrants who are deported and return to the u.s. illegally. are there challenges to that proposed legislation it s going to face? there s always challenges, but i think those challenges are more political. i think there s a recognition that something needs to be done in order to get a hand and a hold on what s happening. and so as a result of that, it s going to take congress deciding that there needs to be a law implemented so that when a person is here who s undocumented, and when, of course, they ve committed offenses, that person can be dealt with by the system. and we have to pay more attention not to who gets credit, the republicans, the democrats, we know about politics. but does it credit and does it benefit people in the country? and if that s the standard, th
folks would like to see. you also have labor force participation, which has been stubbornly a tough met brick for the administration to break through. metric. 38 year low. are we a little too cheerful from the top news in the report. we have to be a little weary of the scars left by the financial crisis. a lot of people pushed out of jobs were in manufacturing and they were older. they are not old enough to retire. they are counted as not participating because they are less than 55 and that is very disturbing. but i don t know for example keeping interest rates low another year or economic growth i think that economic growth is more rapid than we give it credit. the second quarter number will be adjusted upward to about 3% in my estimation. and i think we can look to growth going forward more rapidly. the reality is we ve not had a
who isis allowed to report from mosul. let s listen to what he told you. in this recruitment center every day more than 50 new fighters. they can lose fighters. they don t care. so much of recruitment, foreign fighters and radicalizing people like elton simpson, done through social media. doesn t feel like the u.s. has a solution for how to stop it. i think that s right. they have been very skilled at using social media, much more skilled than al qaeda. i mean they really are terrorism 2.0, maybe 3.0 to al qaeda s 1.0. the united states government is trying to give it credit. there is a whole outfit of the state department that is trying to counterprogram, as it were. i don t think anyone quite knows what you do. they re casting a very wide net. making videos go viral, in the hope of catching those lone
conversation. i think they are working on something bigger and the washington post as well. we are looking at it. the book does get into details about foreign countries and companies that may have profited or benefited from a relationship with the clintons in one way or another. it lays out the facts explicitly. when you get into weaves of the story it is potentially a problem. you have seen the initial response from hilary clinton saying this is bias political angling from conservatives. but i think you are going to see more much attention on this than people even give it credit now. from 2001-2012 the book says the clinton s income was at least $136.5 million. i wonder as hilary clinton heads to iowa and meets in small groups and tries to