chris: or romney. i heard this week that all obama has to do is say to mitt romney to the voters, he is on the far right. you don't want him. he is just like perry and the rest of them. is that convincing? >> no, because it doesn't stick with who romney is. >> exactly. he doesn't seem like a far right. >> he can't decide. is mitt romney a flip flomer or a tool of the tea party, not both. chris: chris cristi came around to mitt romney this week. what was amazing was his timing. hardly the first to notice that two days before he stood add that podium to endorse romney, "saturday night live" had this exit, he was pleading with republicans to like romney. >> listen up. you have to start showing governor romney some respect. i mean, how do you think he feels watching you like everybody more than i am. he is a nice man in a clean suit that wants to be president. where are your manners? it's like he took you to a fancy dinner and a nightclub and you spent the whole night grinding on the sweaty guy from new je

i'm chris wallace. congressual republicans are demanding answers from attorney general eric holder about a federal gun running sting gone captioned by closed captioning services, inc. with operation fast and furious in the cross hairs of investigators, what is the fallout for the obama administration? we'll ask the head of the house government oversight committee, darrell issa, only on "fox news sunday." then, chris cristie and sarah palin take a pass on a presidential run. is the time right for another candidate to make a move? we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum. plus, the occupy wall street protest gained momentum, spreading across the country. we'll ask our sunday panel if the new movement is the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a profootball veteran tackles an issue you of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two sca

>> i'm chris wallace. the presidential new it candidate surges toward the top of the republican field. an early traw poll test yields a shocking upset. many are beginning to wonder if he is for real. we'll ask the man of the moment presidential contender herman cain. american business begins to sour on president obama's economic policiless. we'll discuss the state of the economy with two leaders of the private sector. with chairman of federal express, fred smith and robert johnson . a key terrorist leader is killed. we'll ask our sunday panel what thathy of anwar al-awlaki's death means on the war on terror. and the play of the week. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. it was big news this week in the republican presidential race and no, it was not whether chris christie is joining the field. a political long shot yielded a strong performance in the fox debate and florida straw poll to jump in the top tier. we'll continue our discussion with businessman herman c

. >>> that does it for us this >> chris: i'm chris wallace. congressional republicans are demanding answers from attorney general eric horaled about a sting that went wrong. the "operation fast and furious" in the cross hairs of investigators and what is the fall for the obama administration? we'll ask the head of the oversite committee darrell issa. and then chris christie and sarah palin made a pass on the presidential run. we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum and the occupy -- wall street spread fast. is the new movement the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a veteran football player tackles the issue of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two scandals. "operation fast and furious", and the awarding of a half billion dollar loan guarantee to solyndra, a solar panel company that went bankrupt. our first guest is the of both investigation senator darrell isr

>> chris: do you think he will get in? >> yes. >> chris: you do? >> why, he said i am not ready. >> i was being honest. i am approached by a lot of people. not only can he win but who can beat obama. but who can govern and up to the moment that is a genuine crisis and both the boldness and work in the democratic legislature and get real budget reforms through. he didn't want to run or expect to run. a lot of people expect him to do it. >> i think bill has a political fear. i think that this could be a repeat of the rick perry situation. he gets in and a big flop. you look at can he win in places like iowa and south carolina. this is a guy ala rick perry if you are in the countryy without documentation it is no crime. chris christie said let's have gun control. no drilling off of the shore of new jersey. that is chris christie. that is not tea party. and i think he get in and conservatives who like the blunt bullying style. i do, too. ib find him a getter. but i am not sure that will play with the republican base that is out there bullying gay soldi

how you can spot the predators pefooe your kids knock >> chris: i'm chris wallace respecting from austin texas where rick perry looks to relaunch his campaign. with a new plan to cut taxs and reform spending the the one-time front runner tries to reinvigorate his run for the white house. we'll talk to the texas governor about getting american people back to work and whether he will skip the gop debates. rick perry only on "fox news sunday". also president obama takes his new message for a test drive. we'll ask our sunday panel if we can't wait is a new chance for the government slogan. and helping our national leaders doing the right thing. all right now on "fox news sunday" . and hello again from fox news. this time reporting from austin, texas in the texas state history museum. we have come to the texas state capitol to talk to the former front runner for the presidential campaign who is trying to relaunch the campaign. we'll continue our interview with texas governor rick perry. >> thank you and welcome to texas. i hope you enjoyed your stay. >> we have so far. you have dropped in the

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace reporting from austin, texas, where are republican pressial candidate rick perry looks to relaunch his campaign. with a new plan to reform taxes and cut spending, the one-time frontrunner tries to reinvigorate his run for the white house. in a "fox news sunday" exclusive we will talk with the texas governor about getting america back to work, immigration, foreign policy and whether he is going to skip some of those gop debates. rick perry, only on "fox news sunday." also, president obama takes his new message for a test drive. we'll ask our sunday panel if we can't wait is a new way to govern for just a campaign slogan. our power player of the week tries to help our national leaders do the right thing, all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news. this time reporting from austin, texas, in the texas state h history museum. we have come to the state capital in austin to talk with the former frontrunner in the race for the republican presidential nomination who is now trying to relaunch his campaign. we continue our series of 2012 one on o

chris: he blamed the people. let me go to your piece, but you are saying we are going into a period like we had wen world war i and world war ii. the stock market ends up going down a bit each week. >> it used to be that the business cycle was shorter. recessions were more often but the recovers were morrow bus. but obama has a jobs plan and it's all about jobs. he can go out and say i'm doing something to create jobs. and people are honkering down. they want the truth. chris: creating jobs, building roads and bridges, real jobs? >> he needs to have more of a jobs plan than he currently has and a longer term one. part of the solution is, he has proposed a lot of temporary things, temporary stimulus and tax cuts and infrastructure. for the country to get in the area, we need to look at a long-term strategy, for human capital development, physical capital development, long-term tax reform. the president needs to make the argument that he understands how to get us out of this better than anyone else. chris: does he

. >> all right that does it for us this morning, stay tuned for >> chris: i'm chris wallace. all u.s. troops will be out of iraq by year's yend libya's moammar qaddafi is killed. dramatic changes in the middle east landscape offer both opportunity and challenge for u.s. foreign policy. we'll talk with secretary of state hillary clinton and republican senator lindsey graham. then, a new phase in the 2012 republican presidential race. the candidates get down to reall campaigning. we continue our series of interviews with crum -- crum crumb michelle bachmann. and how the gop nomination shapes up. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello, again, from fox news in washington. on friday, president obama announced he will keep a campaign promise and bringg all u.s. troops home from iraq by the end of the year. earlier we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton and about the death of moammar qaddafi. >> they wanted 15,000 troops in iraq next year. and the white house talked about 3000 to 5000. why is president obama pulling all of the troops out. >> put it in the appropriat

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. there may be more jobs plans than actual jobs coming out of a divided washington these days. can all sides agree on anything to help get america back to work? we'll ask a top republican many democrats blame for blocking their ideas. house majority leader eric cantor in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, iran's alleged plot to kill a saudi diplomat here in washington. how should the u.s. respond? is military action likely? we'll discuss what happens now with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein. >>> plus, 2012 politics. herman cain soars. mitt romney holds steady. rick perry stumbles. we'll ask our sunday panel where we stand in the gop presidential race. and our power player of the week holds the keys to our national treasures. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. with the economy stalled and washington deadlocked we begin today with whether our government will do anything to help get americans back to work. j

>> chris: i am chris wallace. there may be more job plans than actual jobs coming out of a divided washington these days. can all sides agree on anything to get america back to work? we'll ask a top republican many democrats blame for block their idea. house majority leadership eric eric cantor. and iran's alleged plot to kill a saudi diplomat here in washington? how should the u.s. respond? is military action likely? we'll discuss what happens with the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. and herman cain sooars and mitt romney holds steady and rick perry stumbles. we'll ask our sunday panel where we stand in the gop presidential race . the power player of the week holds the key to our national treasures. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. with the economy stalled and washington deadlocked we begin today with whether our government will do anything to help get americans back to work? joining us is house majority leader eric cantor who was pushing the republican

. >> it will be a good one >> chris: i am chris wallace. there may be more job plans than actual jobs coming out of a divided washington these days. can all sides agree on anything to get america back to work? we'll ask a top republican many democrats blame for block their idea. house majority leadership eric eric cantor. and iran's alleged plot to kill a saudi diplomat here in washington? how should the u.s. respond? is military action likely? we'll discuss what happens with the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. and herman cain sooars and mitt romney holds steady and rick perry stumbles. we'll ask our sunday panel where we stand in the gop presidential race . the power player of the week holds the key to our national treasures. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. with the economy stalled and washington deadlocked we begin today with whether our government will do anything to help get americans back to work? joining us is house majority leader eric cantor who was pushing the republican

chris: when he can c chris: welcome back. bob, tell me something i don't know. >> that the white house has a secret plan to win the election and it's complex and it's secret, but, look, barack obama wants to win so badly as i understand it, everything in the white house is driven by the election and that level of commitment will take them to a point where he is going to show some leg in a way that people are going to say, wow, he really wants the job and this emotional connection could take place. chris: wow, i am impressed by that. andrea. >> in 1961 soviet and american tavegs facing off in berlin and the president j.f.k. says to his general, we got to show them we have nerve. and the general says, mr. president, what we need to show is that the nerve is in washington. >> amongst latinos, president obama is fast becoming known as the deportation president. almost as many illegal immigrants have been deported in the last three years as were deported in the whole of president bush's term that can hurt him with hispanic voters.

>> yes. >> but at this point i couldn't deal with chris. i needed to continue to make sense of what was happening at that moment. >> while earlier in the evening, the two had joked, trying to reassure jimmy's daughter that her father would be okay, now with the latest news, their behavior seemed downright cruel. >> they were joking, saying that he probably fell off and swam to an island, still drinking his rum, which was weird that they were still joking about it. >> and how hurtful was it that this young man who had been a part of your life, your entire life. >> yeah. >> was acting this way. >> aside from it being hurtful, it was kind of confusing, like why is he acting like that. >> whatever happened to jimmy trindade on this boat, one thing is for certain. neither jimmy's family nor many of his friends nor federal investigators believe that chris and brian were sharing everything they knew about what had happened. their stories seemed to shift with every telling, and the only one who seemed to believe them was chris's father, roger, the

. >> chris: stay >> chris: we are back, reporting from austin. he spoke at the funeral for ronald reagan and officiated at the burial of john f. kennedy junior. and he calls it the front row seat to history and our power player of the week. >> an old saying god puts us on our backs to get us to look up. >> chris: he is the chaplain of the senate is opens each session with a prayer. >> lord, bless our senator in their labors today >> chris: he does so much more. running four bible study groups and pastor to the senators and staff and their families. 7000 people. >> apostle paul said there are saint in caesar's household. >> chris: part of it is private counsel. do senators come to you with private issues. >> things that if i told you, i would have to kill you. >> chris: senators seek his advice on policy when it comes to ethical issues. such as the 2005 case of whether to remove terry schivo's feeding tube. >> what is your take. >> chris: will you tell them. >> my position is nonpartisan puit doesn't mean i put my brain in neutral. >> chris: black

chris: wow. john, when you get to the right of pat robertson and you get that squirrely, what is going on here >> pat robertson in the center, we're in the bizzaro world. look, the serious point is that all of these candidates who are trying to be the not romney, they are trying to appeal to a part of the party that is, they're like a little bit. they're doing what they have to do is try to consolidate the party. chris: is that smart? he doubled down it and he lost a new hampshire leader who switched. chris: what is going on, bob? >> romney looks better and better and more rational and more reasonable and some of this stuff, i mean, the marginal candidates, rick santorum coming out against contraception? wow. >> i do think that romney had a bad week in that he switched around on the ohio ballot issue and he needs to show consistency. the problem with him is that unfortunately it fed into the idea that he isn't consistent. >> remember the polls that we talked about a couple of sundays ago where ac

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. all u.s. troops will be out of iraq by year's end. and libya's muammar qaddafi is killed. dramatic changes in the middle east lance scape offer both opportunity and challenge for u.s. foreign policy. we'll talk with secretary of state hillary clinton and republican senator lindsay graham. then, a new phase in the 2012 republican presidential race. with debates on hold for now, the candidates get down to real campaigning. we continue our one on one series of interviews with congress woman michele bachmann. plus, the romney/perry matchup gets physical. we'll ask the sunday panel how it shakes up the battle for the gop nomination. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. on friday, president obama announced he will keep a campaign promise and bring all u.s. troops home from iraq by the end of the year. earlier we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton in uzbekistan about iraq and the death of muammar qaddafi. >> secretary clinton the u.s. commander in iraq wanted upwards of 15,000 troops in

i'm chris matthews. with us today, michael duffy, "time" magazine, cnn's gloria borger, nbc's kelly o'donnell and "the washington post's" david ignatius. first up, with two months before voting starts, where's the excitement over the guy who looks like the nominee. see if you detect resignation on the conservative side. >> the conventional wisdom is that romney has the lead and he's the presumptive nominee. >> i would be very, very surprised right now, almost if romney didn't get the nomination. am i being naive here or foolish? >> i think if you had to bet the house on that, you'd win big. chris: this week's associated press poll has romney at 30% but herman cain and rick perry have 39%. it looks like they don't have a thrill up their leg about this guy. they're not excited about this guy, nobody is on the right. but he looks like he's creeping up to inevitability. this may be the one year when likability doesn't matter. with housing starts slowing and unemployment still above 9%, consumer confidence wo

chris: david? >> who would have thunk it, this liberal democrat, very little to run as, is going national security candidate and say i will take care of you, you will protect you from terrorists. he delivered on what was a pretty high risk strategy with libya. he did get the troops out of iraq as he said he would. he's still got worry about afghanistan. chris: thinks for the roundtable, michael duffy, gloria borger, kelly o'donnell and david ignatius. that's the show. and david ignatius. that's the show. thanks for watching. to what's next, to what's possible. confident that taking action now, is the way to create a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe i

chris christie did. if you were caught speeding in an unregistered car, would you get away without points? chris christie did. in both cases christie threw his weight around as u.s. attorney and got off easy. if you didn't pay your taxes, ignored ethics law, would you get away with it? chris christie. one set of rules for himself. another for everyone else. >> as we know, that ad didn't play very well in new jersey, but what about this issue? it's one thing for a campaign to bring it up as corzine did which was kind of ham handed, but you can't stop the columnists from bringing it up. >> as a fat man, myself, who ought to lose 30 or 40 pounds and just having gone through a campaign, it's a very tedious, were tiring process and my concern for the governor, and i don't know whether he's going to get in or not get in, is he needs to get in some kind of shape. my last advice to my friend, mike huckabee, whose campaign i chaired four years ago who lost 100 pounds before he started running, is he needs to get

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. congressional republicans are demanding answers from attorney general eric horaled about a sting that went wrong. the "operation fast and furious" in the cross hairs of investigators and what is the fall for the obama administration? we'll ask the head of the oversite committee darrell issa. and then chris christie and sarah palin made a pass on the presidential run. we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum and the occupy -- wall street spread fast. is the new movement the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a veteran football player tackles the issue of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two scandals. "operation fast and furious", and the awarding of a half billion dollar loan guarantee to solyndra, a solar panel company that went bankrupt. our first guest is the of both investigation senator darrell isr

>> i think he could do it. >> chris: do you think he will get in? >> yes. >> chris: why? he said i'm not ready. that is tough to come back from i'm not ready. >> he could say i' being honest but i have been approached by a lot of people who think not only can i win. too much focus is on who can beat obama. but who can govern and who is up to the moment which is a genuine crisis. and then th shown the governiny and get budget reforms and pension reforms through. he didn't want to run and didn't expect to run but a lot of people he respected told him he should run and he is going to do it. >> i think bill is a political sayer, he has been good. this could be a repeat of the rick perry situation. gets in and it is a big flop. you look at can he win in places like, iowa, and south carolina where you have real conservatives who will say wait a second, this is a guy who says ala rick perry if you are in this country without documentation, it is no crime. that is chris christie. he says let's have gun control in the country. he says no drilling off the shore of new jersey. that

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. congressual republicans are demanding answers from attorney general eric holder about a federal gun running sting gone captioned by closed captioning services, inc. with operation fast and furious in the cross hairs of investigators, what is the fallout for the obama administration? we'll ask the head of the house government oversight committee, darrell issa, only on "fox news sunday." then, chris cristie and sarah palin take a pass on a presidential run. is the time right for another candidate to make a move? we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum. plus, the occupy wall street protest gained momentum, spreading across the country. we'll ask our sunday panel if the new movement is the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a profootball veteran tackles an issue you of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two sca

chris: welcome back. those wall street protests that spread around the country might be the start of a movement on the left that could mirror the tea party on the right. for months, the left has heard mostly in the hush of bloggers' keyboards clicking away in frustration. but now the streets are alive with people finding connections on twitter, and the web, and turning out. dan rather has a special on this coming up on hdnet. and their cameras got this from one of the protests' pop-up organizers. >> tarp, we need them now. oh, my god. 9,000 people. it's great. we keep going. instant response. and the effect of that is we're here. we're not going away. and it's huge. it's huge. >> is this going to become a movement? >> it could. one reason that it could come a mirror image of the tea party on the left and toward the center is because the tea party's -- what's wrong with the country is overreaching by the federal government. this group, the pro testors wall street take the view that it's primarily financial

chris christie, good-bye. chris christie, don't cry. i watched some of the speech today of the new jersey governor kiss good-bye to the presidential race. kind of a letdown overall. he said he couldn't come up with a reason not to complete his term as governor which made, i figure, a couple of not so great points. one, he's no sarah palin heading off from a job he had been duly elected to, a job in his words, asked to have. two, he's not rick perry who's quite willing to spend a year running for president while still keep iing the governor's b down in texas. three, he's no mitt romney because he's not clearly intent on, unlike romney, running for and winning a second term as governor of jersey. christie's decision not to run for president leaves a dreary field back there, a field so dreary, so needy that it sat there in the political time-out corner while he made up his mind. so left behind it's only now in the wake of christie's departure we all see rick perry is now tied with herman cain in the national polls of whom republicans say t

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. >> chris: i'm chris wallace reporting from austin, texas, where are republican pressial candidate rick perry looks to relaunch his campaign. with a new plan to reform taxes and cut spending, the one-time frontrunner tries to reinvigorate his run for the white house. in a "fox news sunday" exclusive we will talk with the texas governor about getting america back to work, immigration, foreign policy and whether he is going to skip some of those gop debates. rick perry, only on "fox news sunday." also, president obama takes his new message for a test drive. we'll ask our sunday panel if we can't wait is a new way to govern for just a campaign slogan. our power player of the week tries to help our national leaders do the right thing, all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news. this time reporting from austin, texas, in the texas state h history museum. we have come to the state capital in austin to talk with the former frontrunner in the race for the republican presidential nomination who is now trying to relaunch his campaign. we continue our series of 2012 one on o

>> i think he could do it. >> chris: do you think he will get in? >> yes. >> chris: why? he said i'm not ready. that is tough to come back from i'm not ready. >> he could say i'm being honest but i have been approached by a lot of people who think not only can i win. too much focus is on who can beat obama. but who can govern and who is up to the moment which is a genuine crisis. and then th shown the governiny and get budget reforms and pension reforms through. he didn't want to run and didn't expect to run but a lot of people he respected told him he should run and he is going to do it. >> i think bill is a political sayer, he has been good. this could be a repeat of the rick perry situation. gets in and it is a big flop. you look at can he win in places like, iowa, and south carolina where you have real conservatives who will say wait a second, this is a guy who says ala rick perry if you are in this country without documentation, it is no crime. that is chris christie. he says let's have gun control in the country. he says no drilling off the shore of new jersey. that

chris? >> chris: john roberts reporting from lynchburg, tennessee. yes, john, please send back samples. the obama administration is pushing back on criticism of $529 million federal loan guarantee to a company trying to develop an affordable battery operating car. the fisker car company is more than a year behind in production and outsourced manufacturerring to a company in finland. the energy department says no tax dollars have been spent on the finland operation. but an audit by the government accountability office says the department is not monitoring the loan closely enough to know what the company is doing. president obama today signed free trade agreements with south korea, colombia and panama there was no big ceremony. since almost three-fourths of how democrats voted against the deal. the president also signed legislation extending a job retraining program. favored by democrats. well, still ahead, ohio's challenge to president obama's healthcare law. and coming right up, hillary clinton with a frank assessment of on a troubled relationship. â

so it's about reform, chris. yes, we are for infrastructure spending, but it's about reforming the system so we're not throwing good money after bad, and we can actually get the job done. >> what about in the obama plan $35 billion for states so they don't have to lay off teachers, police, firefighters? >> here weio go again. i mean, this is the type of monies and these are the type oo programs that the president adrr voactd iadvocated in the stimuls program. the public understand washington didn't create jobs. we believe in privateou enterprise. the way to get the economy going is to focus on the businesses of the countryhi, every one of whif started with an entrepreneur making a decision they were going to invest time and money to create jobs and an ongoingnd concern. we need that kind of activity.oi that's priority now. we saw what happened with the stimulus money. much of that went to the states, and you know what happened? it sustained some jobs for aboua a year, and then the states wert faced with billio bi

chris christie, good-bye. chris christie, don't cry. i watched some of the speech today of the new jersey governor kiss good-bye to the presidential race. kind of a letdown overall. he said he couldn't come up with a reason not to complete his term as governor which made, i figure, a couple of not so great points. one, he's no sarah palin heading off from a job he had been duly elected to, a job in his words, asked to have. two, he's not rick perry who's quite willing to spend a year running for president while still keeping the governor's job down in texas. three, he's no mitt romney because he's not clearly intent on, unlike romney, running for and winning a second term as governor of jersey. christie's decision not to run for president leaves a dreary field back there, a field so dreary, so needy that it sat there in the political time-out corner while he made up his mind. so left behind it's only now in the wake of christie's departure we all see rick perry is now tied with herman cain in the national polls of whom republicans say t

chris? >> chris: we should note those are sounds of gunshots going off continuing in celebration as we get to friday morning in libya. president obama took partial credit for fall of gaddafi. chief white house correspondent ed henry has more. >> reporter: president obama never confirmed that colonel muammar gaddafi was dead, but he didn't have to. the images were there for all to see. >> today we can say that the gaddafi regime has come to an end. >> we'll never know how close gaddafi came to murdering more people. the secretary of state hillary clinton said the dictator was still trying to recruit mercenaries. >> they expressed concern to me when i was in tripoli two days ago. if he remained at large he would wage guerilla war against them. >> as the news first came in. >> wow! cameras caught the secretary taking a little bit of a victory lap. we came, we saw, he died. >> the president was quick to say this was a victory for the libyan people. though there was some indication at the white h

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. all u.s. troops will be out of iraq by year's yend libya's moammar qaddafi is killed. dramatic changes in the middle east landscape offer both opportunity and challenge for u.s. foreign policy. we'll talk with secretary of state hillary clinton and republican senator lindsey graham. then, a new phase in the 2012 republican presidential race. the candidates get down to reall campaigning. we continue our series of interviews with crum -- crum crumb michelle bachmann. and how the gop nomination shapes up. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello, again, from fox news in washington. on friday, president obama announced he will keep a campaign promise and bringg all u.s. troops home from iraq by the end of the year. earlier we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton and about the death of moammar qaddafi. >> they wanted 15,000 troops in iraq next year. and the white house talked about 3000 to 5000. why is president obama pulling all of the troops out. >> put it in the appropriate histori

chris: when chris: welcome back. bob, tell me something i don't know. >> that the white house has a secret plan to win the election and it's complex and it's secret, but, look, barack obama wants to win so badly as i understand it, everything in the white house is driven by the election and that level of commitment will take them to a point where he is going to show some leg in a way that people are going to say, wow, he really wants the job and this emotional connection could take place. chris: wow, i am impressed by that. andrea. >> in 1961 soviet and american tavegs facing off in berlin and the president j.f.k. says to his general, we got to show them we have nerve. and the general says, mr. president, what we need to show is that the nerve is in washington. >> amongst latinos, president obama is fast becoming known as the deportation president. almost as many illegal immigrants have been deported in the last three years as were deported in the whole of president bush's term that can hurt him with hispanic voters.