huckabee, rand, cruz, i think that's the popular side. somebody there is going to be in the finals. >> why is there no mention here -- i have to totally disagree with you. the republican party cannot live and be in the outside the white house again for another eight years, which is what you have to assume if it's another democrat who comes in. they've been out of power for quite a long time. if they put up a very extreme conservative -- >> have you ever been to iowa. >> i have, actually, and i left very quickly. >> what is the early primary state? >> iowa caucuses, new hampshire -- >> who's ahead in new hampshire. >> i think christie will do well in new hampshire. he fits them nicely. >> jeb bush,. >> i'm telling you, john, when i went into new hampshire, dole was over 50. >> almost nervous tremors throughout the population. it was totally unpredictable the way he slashed dole. >> well, the republicans party -- >> and his -- i take that back. i'm not characterizing that. >> okay. they're going to start ripping each other to shreds. >> bob

we are live on huckabee. (applause) >> and welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you live from new york. you know, the midterm elections are this coming tuesday. what issue is driving you to vote? why don't you let us know on twitter and facebook and get your comments in the show. and the first jobs i ever had paid minimum wage. i had no intention of living my life on the lowest legal amount of money that an employer can pay. if i worked hard and exceeded expectations and i didn't stay at minimum wage very long. and this proposal is on the ballot. they passed a higher minimum wage. and the world will come to an end if the minimum wage is raised and the democrats claim it will bring prosperity to entry-level workers. there will be consequences to the 3.3 million workers. that would mean a slight pay raise for 16 percent of the american workers who currently get minimum wage. and raising the amount to 10.10 an hour would cost half million jobs including a bunch of jobs that currently pay minimum wage. this has drifted in a partisan fight. is it real

we are live on huckabee. (applause) >> and welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you live from new york. you know, the midterm elections are this coming tuesday. what issue is driving you to vote? why don't you let us know on twitter and facebook and get your comments in the show. and the first jobs i ever had paid minimum wage. i had no intention of living my life on the lowest legal amount of money that an employer can pay. if i worked hard and exceeded expectations and i didn't stay at minimum wage very long. and this proposal is on the ballot. they passed a higher minimum wage. and the world will come to an end if the minimum wage is raised and the democrats claimi entry-level workers. there will be consequences to the 3.3 million workers. that would mean a slight pay raise for 16 percent of the american workers who currently get minimum wage. and raising the amount to 10.10 an hour would cost half million jobs including a bunch of jobs that currently pay minimum wage. this has drifted in a partisan fight. is it real empowerment of the poor or

huckabee starts right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york. so what are you afraid of? spiders, snakes and ladders in high places, maybe you are afraid of fire, suffocating or drowning and maybe you are just afraid of having your wife learn how much you paid about the deer rifle you bought or your husband find out how many pair of shoes you just bought. but are you afraid of emp? or ebola or infectuous disease and the recent elections are just a dream and harry reid is still in charge of the september and nancy pelosi is the speaker again. and that is scary. don't worry, that didn't hampttonight on the "huckabee" special. threats to america and what ought to scare us. and xooel we'll separate the fact from the frivolous and find out if the government is helping the problems. we are not a version of the freddie kruger movie. but to help you understand the threats the country faces and what you should do to be ready. call a friend and sit tight and stay tuned. after tonight,

ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. this week i had lunch with a british parliament in london when i received a word of a murder of in the synagogue. islamic terrorist came in as jewish prayed. they are part of a hate of crime and godlessness. their religion is of evil. no real god would order a slaughter of innocents when they worshipped. only raw selfishness would lead them to do the horror all in the name of civilians even to make a point. our own american government led by the administration hating of israel obama and his secretary of state john kerry reacted and calling on both sides to show restraint. on one side is murdering savages creating carnage to people as they prayed and the other. a civil government forced to wipe the blood of innocent people from the floors of a house of worship. it is disgusting as to justify the attack on pearl harbor because we had too many ships for the likes of the japanese government. i repudiate the obama a

we are live on huckabee. (applause) >> and welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you live from new york. you know, the midterm elections are this coming tuesday. what issue is driving you to vote? why don't you let us know on twitter and facebook and get your comments in the show. and the first jobs i ever had paid minimum wage. i had no intention of living my life on the lowest legal amount of money that an employer can pay. if i worked hard and exceeded expectations and i didn't stay at minimum wage very long. and this proposal is on the ballot. they passed a higher minimum wage. and the world will come to an end if the minimum wage is raised and the democrats claim it will bring prosperity to entry-level workers. there will be consequences to the 3.3 million workers. that would mean a slight pay raise for 16 percent of the american workers who currently get minimum wage. and raising the amount to 10.10 an hour would cost half million jobs including a bunch of jobs that currently pay minimum wage. this has drifted in a partisan fight. is it real

huckabee. (applause) welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york. so what are you afraid of? spiders, snakes and ladders in high places, maybe you are afraid of fire, suffocating or drowning and maybe you are just afraid of having your wife learn how much you paid about the deer rifle you bought or your husband find out how many pair of shoes you just bought. but are you afraid of emp? or ebola or infectuous disease and the recent elections are just a dream and harry reid is still in charge of the september and nancy pelosi is the speaker again. and that is scary. don't worry, that didn't hampttonight on the "huckabee" special. threats to america and what ought to scare us. and xooel we'll separate the fact from the frivolous and find out if the government is helping the problems. we are not a version of the freddie kruger movie. but to help you understand the threats the country faces and what you should do to be ready. call a friend and sit tight and stay tuned. after tonight,

we'll be talking with former arkansas governor mike huckabee arkansas governor mike huckabee here next, if h? ♪a little voice came on the phone♪ dad, when you gonna come home? ♪and said daddy when you comin home? ♪he said the first thing that came to his mind♪ i'm already there ♪i'm already there ♪take a look around ♪oh, i'm already there . lou: president obama facing heated criticism and considerable opposition to his executive amnesty that he announced last night and put into effect today. but his remarks last night, which he cited scripture raised a few eyebrows. >> scripture tells us that we shall not oppress the stranger, for we know the heart of a stranger. we were strangers once too. lou: my guest takes offense with the justification if not the verse itself. joining us former arkansas governor, presidential candidate mike huckabee, host of huckabee on the fox news channel, and i should cite his authority here, ordained minister. mike huckabee. great to have you here. >> great to be here, lou. lou: what do you think of scripture? >> now found chapl

joining us former arkansas governor, presidential candidate mike huckabee, host of huckabee on the fox news channel, and i should cite his authority here, ordained minister. mike huckabee. great to have you here. >> great to be here, lou. lou: what do you think of scripture? >> now found chaplain of the united states, if republicans quote scripture they get hammered for injecting religion, barack obama misuses it because the idea of justifying, ignoring the law, ignoring civil law in order to carry out your own selfish agenda, that's a little much. and i think he should focus on the scripture that says you should not bear false witness. you can keep your doctor and keep your health insurance. >> go ahead and minister if you want to, mr. obama. >> the president invoked the script tour defend his position against same-sex marriage, four years later said well, i've changed my view on that. my question is did he lie the first time in the second time? or did scripture get rewritten and barack obama got the only two tablets postmarked mount sinai. lou: makes me think one of my favorite minis

say cheese. >>> ladies and gentlemens, governor mike huckabee. >> and welcome to huckabee from the knocks news studios in new york city. this past week i was having lunch with the british parliament in london when i saw video of the senseless murder of five israelis in a synagogue on tuesday. islamic terrorists carried guns and five into the synagogue even as jewish worshippers prayed. the kind of evil, gutless and immoral -- hate crime and godlessness. their is a religion of evil. there's no real god would order a slaughter of innocents as they worshipped. only a manufactured god would ever lead people to commit irrational acts of horror, all upon civilians in the name of making a point. as we have come to expect. even so embarrassingly, our own american government led by the inept in israel led by the hating of barack obama and his bally incompetent and ever so arrogant john kerry reacted with significant -- on one side are murdering savages, creating carnage to people as they prayed, on the other wuss a civil government forced to wipe the blood of the innocent people from the very floo

this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. fox n with howard kurtz begins right now. >> on the buzz meter this sunday, the architect of obama care caught on tape saying that -- it's ignored for days by the broadcast networks, by the "new york times" and much of the main stream media. what gives? >> you don't really get the news if it goes against the liberal orthodox, and this is proof, this is absolute prove. >>> and the anchor who said cnbc silenced her when she dared challenge the silencing of obama care. >> i was called into management and i was told that he was disrespecting the office of the president by telling what turned out to be the absolute truth. >>> the press makes valerie jarrett the scapegoat in truth. what about the lost art of reporting, a conversation with brit hume. plus glen beck makes a video about health problems that almost forced him to hang it up. >> i had begun to have a string of health issues that quite honestly made me look crazy and quite honestly i felt crazy because of them. >> where does this

all that and more on huckabee. and welcome to huckabee, from new york city. this week's elections were'myrr instead a blow out for republicans. (applause) yeah, everyone seems to so the election is what president obama said it was. a referundum on his policies. everybody saw that except for president obama who in a press conference on wednesday sounded more like president olivious. maybe he reverted to the chum game and took off for colorado for high-octane weed and he blamed the blow out on two-thirds of the voters that didn't show up. that is the point. your voters were disspirited they didn't show up and some of those who voted for you. notably young people and moirnities and women voted already and voted for their brains and rejected the failed economic program and weak policy. and lack of governing skills and you and your amtower hour not ready for prime time team represents. in what one hopes would be more than mere symbolism, the president had i meeting with incoming majority leader mitch mcconnell. it was so long, he had to goggle who mcconnell was. a

all that and more on huckabee. and welcome to huckabee, from new york city. this week's elections were supposed to be a nail biter and instead a blow out for republicans. (applause) yeah, everyone seems to so the election is what president obama said it was. a referundum on his policies. everybody saw that except for president obama who in a press conference on wednesday sounded more like president olivious. maybe he reverted to the chum game and took off for colorado for high-octane weed and he blamed the blow out on two-thirds of the voters that didn't show up. that is the point. your voters were disspirited they didn't show up and some of those who voted for you. notably young people and moirnities and women voted already and voted for their brains and rejected the failed economic program and weak policy. and lack of governing skills and you and your amtower hour not ready for prime time team represents. in what one hopes would be more than mere symbolism, the president had i meeting with incoming majority leader mitch mcconnell. it was so long, he had to

lou: governor mike huckabee. watch huckabee saturday and sunday nights at 8:00 p.m. by golly. >>> time for a look the online poll results. we asked if you believe president obama will alter his attitude, demeanor, red -- rhetoric to deal with a republican controlled senate. 90% of you said no! every bit as reliable as many of the polls hat project a tight, tight nationwide election result. our question tonight, are you pleased with the demeanor nd rhetoric of republican week's historic midterm s election victory? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, republican party leaders should be shouting hallelujah from the rooftops coast-to-coast after tuesday night's resounding historic election victory, but no, they're being careful, constrained, well behaved. how boring! my commentary on the appropriate measure of political glee and national rejoicing. next. soso allnk rlly hano hidden fees on savings accous? h itit's ju that m woieoutyou kno" hidden fok, why's th?s accous? no hidden fees,, h fromhe banwhere no anches ealgreara stay "showe millions of used ca f sale

all that and more on "huckabee." >>> and welcome to "huckabee" from new york city. this week's elections were supposed to be a nail biter, but instead, they were a blowout for the republicans. everyone seems to easily see that the election was just what president obama said it was, a referendum on his policies. well, everyone saw that except president obama, who in a press conference on wednesday sounded more like president oblivious. perhaps he reverted to his days in the chum gang and took off to colorado for some high octane weed and was just plain stoned when he blamed the blowout on the fact that twair2/3 the vote didn't show up. some of those who voted, and some of those who voted for you, notably young people and minorities and women voted all right, but they voted with their brains and they rejected the failed economic programs, weak economic policy, and the betrayal of allies like israel. so in what one hopes would be more than mere symbolism, the president did finally have a meeting with inge coming senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, although it had b

. >>> mike huckabee may be gearing up for another presidential bid. according to "the washington post," the former arkansas governor's group is staffing up on experienced campaign hands and advisers are looking for headquarters in little rock. huckabee will spend time this month globe trotting leading a group of pastors on a trip through europe and will meet with financial gate keepers across the country. huckabee won iowa in 2008 and polls show him with a lead should he choose to run again. >>> listen to this one opinion the outgoing governor of arkansas is defending his decision to pardon his son's drug conviction. he was convicted in 2003 of felony marijuana possession with the intent to deliver. the governor says he would have issued the pardon sooner if his son asked earlier. in his petition, in part, quote, at the time of my arrest i was living in fantasy world, not reality. i was young, dumb, i'm asking for a second chance to be a better son to my parents and prove to them that i am the person they raised me to be. the governor says his son des

bob beckel, dennis miller, and mike huckabee. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the democrats get their butts kicked. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. and you know he what? you know what? they earned the thrashing. the democratic party led by president obama has failed to lift the american economy, has not provided enough protections for the american people. the democratic leader in the senate, harry reid, blocked most meaningful reform bills, allowing bad policies to continue. and the american people know it. about 65% of voters yesterday told exit pollers, the country is going in the wrong direction. so there is no debate. that's why the republicans have now assumed power in america. this afternoon, president obama reacted to that reality. >> i haven't heard you say a specific thing during this news conference that you would do differently. have you been asked it a few different ways. >> ed, what i would like

tuck bee -- huckabee on fox news. also, the move to stop chris christie in the republican party. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemorating the state birds of our proud nation. blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> tom tancredo started a political action committee to stop chris christie. tancredo says he's not conservative enough and blame christie and the government association for his loss in colorado earlier this year. according to a report by citizen s ethics, they had quietly taken sides by tunnelling money to third party groups through the republican attorneys general association. that report says the money went to attack ads against tom tancredo. in ju

huckabee starts right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) welcome to "huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york. so what are you afraid of? spiders, snakes and ladders in high places, maybe you are afraid of fire, suffocating or drowning and maybe you are just afraid of having your wife learn how much you paid about the deer rifle you bought or your husband find out how many pair of shoes you just bought. but are you

huckabee is alikeble guy, but right now, he is straddling two worlds. they reported this week he is recorrecting with activists. >>> that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. we hope you like our facebook page. we post videos you do not see on this program. once again, we're back here every sunday morning. you know the drill by now, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern. back here with the latest buzz. >>> we start with a fox news alert on another isis atrocity. the terrorists posting a graphic video reporting to show another american hostage beheaded. the victim this time is a 26-year-old aid worker peter kassig. he was captured in syria last year. so far, there is no confirmation from his family or u.s. intelligence agencies that kassig is the victim shown in the videos. hello, i'm eric shawn. this is "america's news headquarters." >> if it is true, kassig would become the fifth

all that and more on huckabee. and welcome to huckabee, from new york city. this week's elections were supposed to be a nail biter and instead a blow out for republicans. (applause) yeah, everyone seems to so the election is what president obama said it was. a referundum on his policies. everybody saw that except for president obama who in a press conference on wednesday sounded more like president olivious. maybe he reverted to the chum game and took off for colorado for high-octane weed and he blamed the blow out on two-thirds of the voters that didn't show up. that is the point. your votersdisspirited they didn't show up and some of those who voted for you. notably young people and moirnities and women voted already and voted for their brains and rejected the failed economic program and weak policy. and lack of governing skills and you and your amtower hour not ready for prime time team represents. in what one hopes would be more than mere symbolism, the president had i meeting with incoming majority leader mitch mcconnell. it was so long, he had to goggle

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former arkansas governor mike huckabee is the host of "huckabee" here on the fox news channel. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. great to be with you, shannon. >> can you talk about what authority you have to call the national guard, how that would be used? we know the governor declared a state of emergency, seemed like things were teed up and ready to go, but when the moment came at least that first night, the governor didn't activate them. >> i think that's something he's going to have to answer for. it was very clear this was an explosive situation. you had people coming in from all over the country who were already lined up geared up to protest. not just protest but create a violent situation. what the governor can do is call the national guard, he's their commander in chief. what you don't want to do is put the national guard as mike tobin so accurately stated as the tip of the spear. they're not police officers. they don't perform that duty. they can provide crowd control. they can provide a sense of security. they will provide a human wall. there's a lot

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huckabee is alikeble guy, but right now, he is straddling two worlds. they reported this week he is recorrecting with activists. >>> that's it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. we hope you like our facebook page. we post videos you do not see on this program. once again, we're back here every sunday morning. you know the drill by now, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern. back here with the latest buzz. keystone pipeline. >>> i'm chris wallace. congress gets back to work with balesrewing over im >> congress gets back to work over immigration, climate change and obamacare. >> i would welcome the president moving to the middle. >> the president obama seeks to block deportation of millions of illegal imen froms. how far will the g.o.p. go? >> they have

, governor mike huckabee. he's back and outnumbered. >> very much. great to be back with you guys, thanks. >> welcome to the show. >> good day to have you on. we've got a lot of big stories. >> not much going on, but we'll make it up. [laughter] >> immigration 2016. can't wait to weigh in with you. >> i've gotta go. [laughter] >> oh, no! >> you are tethered to this couch for the next 60 minutes. >> it'll be fun i. >> is he rolling the dice on immigration? determined to go at it alone, president obama on his way to las vegas to sign an executive order that may shield up to five million illegal immigrants from deportation, but the president facing tough resistance from some lawmakers within his own party. west virginia senator joe manchin saying, quote: i disagree with the president's decision to use executive action to make changes to our immigration system. and i disagree with the house's decision to not even take a vote on the bipartisan senate legislation that overwhelmingly passed in june of 2013. we will o

dominated by mike huckabee, pronounced differently by the people over on fox. we'll get into that. joining me now, the hardball round table. republican pollster and senior adviser to newt gingrich's campaign. i hope she likes that tag. and nbc news political reporter perry bacon. what do you think about this debate? somebody called me and said why are we still in iraq? i read the piece the other day, it really laid out they're sectarian. never going to be an inclusive country again, why are we still sending advisers over to iraq? >> the short answer was the beheadings, the president was reluctant to go back in there, we in the press and the republicans pushed him. the beheadings are in people's memories still, and isis in people's memories. >> so if they stop beheading our people -- i think it is true. i mean, i think the reason -- america, first, don't mess with us and we will try to forget about you. >> america first, i side with perry on this. seeing these beheadings of innocent western citizens on your laptop will really crystallize public opinion on the sleepy, war-weary publi

we're going bab back with more on this special edition of huckabee. ♪ just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i'm not crying. i've just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that's all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. thand helzbergre fidiamonds celebrates the spirit of the season. our diamond ring is the perfect way to express your love. helzberg diamonds. i am loved. >> welcome back we've had a special with wonderful folks that are all millennials. now we're going to see what is on their minds. whatever you want to do, we're going to sing in 14 languages if you think you can do it. do you send them locally? nationally so they understand what is going on? >> that is a billion dollar question. >> the governor pointed out for me, issues that affect the population 20, 35 year olds who have lost limbs. and so it's not hard to point out things that will affect your l

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who's the host of [ bleep ] of "huckabee." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: whoa! hey! whoa! >> jimmy: she's like, i'm sorry. i mean, huckabitch i mean -- [ laughter and applause ] fox my life. fox my life, man. [ laughter ] i mean, fml. by the way, that's the dirtiest a woman has ever talked to mike huckabee. [ laughter ] here's a local story. new york city's first and only ebola patient dr. craig spencer was released from the hospital today. [ cheers and applause ] and this is very cool. we're lucky enough to have him here in our audience tonight. no, just kidding. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] just kidding. just kidding. relax, everybody. all of a sudden the applause stopped, yeah. [ singing like ricola ] >> steve: ebola! >> jimmy: ah. [ laughter ] oh, this is not good, the restaurant chain joe's crab shack is under fire after its location in colorado springs accidently served alcohol to a a bunch of young children. which explains why the karaoke bar had so many signups from songs from "frozen." [ laughter ] [ slurring let it go ] ♪ i love you mom, you're my

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