and the ethnics commissioner peter king a law professor noting commissioner cohen is a good government guide means nothing not a legal document and . >> 30 seconds. >> commissioner will not allow the ethnic to rely on the basis for their admits behavior from this board you should mitigate going to lunch with the commissioner. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> we can't do q and a only to comment i can't direct the questions. >> if you direct a question i'm sorry to say it will not be answered use your time appropriating appropriately.

peter king. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: david mccullough is here. he's been called a master of the art of narrative history. he twice won the pulitzer prize and is recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. he has written 11 books including 1776 and john adams. his latest piece of history is about the wright brothers that tellsñr theá3d story of two bicycle mechanicsc taught the world to fly. pleased to have back at the table david mccullough. >> thank you, sir. >> rose: this is a book about a trilogy of high achievement. >> the first was about the building of the brooklyn bridge, the the second is the building of the panama canal, the path between the seas and now this. and all three of those extraordinary accomplishments took place in a handful of years in the late 19th century into thei first ten years of the 20th century and eacht( in its own way was a major breakthrough without any historic precedent, but this one more obviously changed the world in no time because man had never flown a motor-powered machine into the air before and when

you have lindsey graham peter king of new york. the sole reason they're getting into this race is to talk about issues like this of national security. rand paul is going to be alone on an island on a debate stage like this. will that gamble pay off by getting new vote he's or does it alienate the primary voters he could get. >> that's the question. we'll see. have a great weekend, luke. >> you too. take care. >>> flood alerts up from south texas to central missouri. as much as 7 inches of rain fell in the dallas area forcing dozens of people to be rescued. at least six vehicles were trapped in high waters when they tried to drive under this dallas overpass. no one was injured thankfully. fire officials say they receive more than 250 calls from people who were trapped in flooding. or involved in accidents. joining me now from dallas the weather channel's dave malkoff. dave let's see what's happening behind you. what can they expect over the weekend? >> tamron let me start off by showing you this. this is about 8 inches of water, abo

i'll speak live with the republican congressman peter king of new york. we'll get his anti-isis strategy. stay with us. >>> there have been mixed messages from the obama administration on the fall of the key iraqi city of ramadi in the anbar province. secretary of state john kerry expected a relatively quick retaking of the city in the days ahead. his words. while a statement from the pentagon said isis appears to have the upper hand at least for now. joining us from capitol hill is new york republican congressman peter king. chairman of the house subcommittee on counter terrorism and intelligence. representative king thank very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> earlier this week lindsey graham the senator from south carolina and a likely presidential candidate, by the way, told me that the u.s. has to increase the number of ground troops in iraq right now. right now there are about 3,000. he would like to see 10,000 u.s. ground troops in iraq to deal with isis and earlier this morning on cnn's "new day" the former new york governor george patak

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a final farewell to one of new york city's finest and peter king on what needs to be done to keep them safe. >>> plus big week for the gop. and now the top polling presidential possibility is about to break his silence with the kelly file. charles krauthammer is here next to weigh in on the latest twist to the white house. "the kelly file. charles krauthammer is here next to weigh in on the latest twist to the white house. " charles krauthammer is here next to weigh in on the latest twist to the white house. >>> breaking tonight it appears one of the gop's front-runners is about to get into this race for the white house. sort of. by this time tomorrow jeb bush will break his months long relative silence. giving a commencement speech at the conservative christian liberty university after which he will sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview we will have monday night. he has largely stayed out of the spotlight but his super pacquiao is on track to raise $100 million before he even launches his presidential campaign. this as the feel grows by the day. three candidates announc

back with peter king to talk about that member of the house homeland security and intelligence committee. congressman, you heard from the defense second said. he told our barbara starr that the iraqis showed "no will to fight in ramadi" but he said that the u.s. is going to continue to train the iraqi military. we also heard in a report from iraqi soldiers that it's really their leadership. the iraqi military leadership that they're questioning. so what's the answer here? should the u.s. continue to train and is there really a point to it? can you instill in someone the will to win if they don't have it? >> well i agree with ash carter secretary carter that whoever's fault it is in iraq whether the leadership whether it's the troops on the ground or a combination, the facts fameiled miserably and that they ran, the bottom line they did run as general dempsey said. they weren't driven out, they drove out. there's no excuse. i'm sure there are individual acts ofeh heroism but it was a big failure. i'm not excusing iraqis but for our own self-interest, the u.s. should be doing more against

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joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am uneasy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of the report and 104 pages of the appendix, i am not positive. i cannot sit here and swear at all that tom brady was involved and was the mastermind or ordered code red. there is a lot there. a lot of evidence, some really makes me uneasy. charlie: we continue with david mccullough, the writer and historian and his latest book is called "the wright brothers." david: we need lessons in appreciation. so many times we hear about these people in school and history courses for about 10 minutes and move on. the wright brothers were clever mechanics, bicycle mechanics and they invented the airplane. that's hardly a fraction of the story. they had tremendous interest in photography and architecture. they were fully alive intellect

peter king their peter king. well, he's on our show too. >> so he's not closing the door on running for president. >> or he's not talking about the nfl anytime soon. >> how seriously are you consider aring getting into it? >> i've been up in new hampshire about nine times. yeah i'll make a decision in the next month. i'm still looking at it. but in any event, we can't allow the republican party to fall into the hands of those who are anti-defense and who would weaken on national security. >> so during our show yesterday more than morning, george pataki released an announcement video. >> we're founded on a miracle, a heroic past built on courage on visionaries and heros, a god given belief that the nobility of the human spirit. >> and mark halperin his analysis, because that's what he does, he analyzes stuff. here is his announcement. >> so political videos are all about imagery, right? george pataki is kind of delivering here. he got the old american flag, there is abraham lincoln man on the moon 9/11, also the 9

joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am uneasy about is some day when tom brady dies his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of the report and 104 pages of the appendix, i am not positive. i cannot sit here and swear at all that tom brady was involved and was the mastermind or ordered code red. there is a lot there. a lot of evidence, some really makes me uneasy. charlie: we continue with david mccullough, the writer and narrative historian and his latest book is called "the wright brothers." david: we need lessons in appreciation. so many times we hear about these people in school and history courses for about 10 minutes and move on. the wright brothers were clever mechanics, bicycle mechanics and they invented the airplane. that's hardly a fraction of the story. they had tremendous interest in art and architecture and photography. they were ful

joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am an easy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of the report and 104 pages of the appendix, i am not positive. i cannot sit here and swear at all that tom brady was involved and was the mastermind or ordered code red. there is a lot there. a lot of evidence, some really makes me uneasy. charlie: we continue with david mccullough, the writer and historian and his latest book is called "the right to brothers." david: we need lessons in appreciation. so many times we hear about these people in school and history courses for about 10 minutes and move on. the wright brothers were clever mechanics, bicycle mechanics and they invented the airplane. that's hardly a fraction of the story. they had tremendous interest in agriculture -- in photography and architecture. they were

joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am uneasy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of

we're hearing that from peter king. what do you think? >> in a perfect world, we would know exactly who is going to carry out these attacks so we could provide that kind of surveillance. the problem is as people said we're looking for a needle in the haystack and the hay stack is getting bigger and there are more needles. we'll have a hearing on this, not in specific 59attack, but we're calling it jihad 2.0 and how isis is inspiring people using social media. we'll have witnesses that will be talking about there are 46,000 isis supported on twitter alone. possibly as high as 90,000. so how do you keep track of that? this is how isis makes connection with people that are supporting it and then they will go off line and go into these encrypted e-mail accounts and then they go dark and we can't track them. so this is a very serious threat and it's difficult to keep track of these folks. >> peter king is suggesting more aggressive surveillance of mosques and muslim americans, but of course you have civil rights questions there. you also have

king a law professor noting commissioner cohen is a good government guide means nothing not a legal document and . >> 30 seconds. >> commissioner will not allow the ethnic to rely on the basis for their admits behavior from this board you should mitigate going to lunch with the commissioner. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> we can't do q and a only to comment i can't direct the questions. >> if you direct a question i'm sorry to say it will not be answered use your time appropriating appropriately. >> this board had anaconda tension meeting in january in terms of how the pension funds are invested i'll be curious to see how you see them moving that allocation going forward i've also curious how you'll see the returns on that category going forward more generally i'll be interested in the views of in terms of initiative strategies how one deals with the two percent return going forward when those guys funded 96 percent after the equity market has tripled i was wondering in you have any consultant at the top of your alternative or any of the other categories for private equity o

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he respectfully disagrees with rand paul that republican hawks are to blame for the rise of isis but peter king, he had some much tougher words for senator paul. >> i think rand paul should be a leading contender for the democratic nomination for'. this is classic anti-republican type of propaganda that's been spewed over the years. he does not belong in the republican party when he carries that message. >> also in his interview king says he has not closed the door on running for president. >> how seriously are you considering getting into it? >> i've been up in new hampshire about nine times. i'll make a decision in the next month. i'm still looking at it. in any event, we can't allow the republican party to fall into hands of those who are anti-defense and who would weaken our national security. >> make no mistake, he wants to run, a national security based campaign. the emotions that rand paul skirs up in that party is fascinating to see. here's another issue. the senate is coming to town late this weekend to stop what many are calling a national security nightmare. sections of the pie

if you want to criticize the government, peter king was somewhat more responsible. peter king, who is a pretty hard line guy said, look, maybe with he should have more surveillance on somebody who was. >> let's take a look. good point. >> i do believe in having more surveillance of people in the muslim community, because that's where the threat comes from. we, as a country, have to come to the realization this is a war we are in. you have to be respective of constitutional rights and you shouldn't have this strict interpretation. it is very reasonable in a time of struggle we have right now that a person who pleads guilty to a terrorism charge should receive more surveillance than the average person. >> when do you put the hard watch on the guy, april? when do you just begin to hover over the guy and watch his every move? >> you have to be very careful. you have to be careful of their rights. you have to be careful of profiling and you also have to watch them. >> peter didn't say be careful. >> he did not. >> he said, lean in on these guys. >> the first part was wro

if you want to criticize the government peter king was somewhat more responsible. peter king who es a pretty hard line guy said, look maybe with he should have more surveillance on somebody who was. >> let's take a look. good point. >> i do believe in having more surveillance of people in the muslim community because that's where the threat comes from. we, as a country, have to come to the realization this is a war we are in. you have to be respective of constitutional rights and you shouldn't have this strict interpretation. it is very reasonable in a time of struggle we have right now that a person who pleads guilty to a terrorism charge should receive more surveillance than the average person. >> when do you put the hard watch on the guy, april? when do you just begin to hover over the guy and watch his every move? >> you have to be very careful. you have to be careful of their rights. you have to be careful of profiling and you also have to watch them. >> peter didn't say be careful. >> he did not. >> he said lean in on these guys. >> the first part was wrong.

new york congressman peter king, per us, was not helping the situation. >> i'm not aware of the particulars of this case otherwise than what has been made known to now but i do believe in having more surveillance of the people in the muslim community because that's where the threat comes from. >> larry: no! we should not have more surveillance of the muslim community. by the way i have to give you credit for being so bold in your assholer-than-thou-ness. you're not aware of the particularrers of this case but you call for more surveillance of muslims? oh, my god. i don't know the particulars about how your brain works but i'm officially calling for more surveillance of every law you ( bleep ) proposed. ( applause ) look make no miit is absolutely unequivocally wrong to shoot people who do things that offend you. but two things can be wrong at the exact same time. even if pamela geller's argument about free speech is valid she can still abe dick. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) grilled sourdough, fresh tomato and crispy bacon bring the flavor... and sriracha-marinated chicken br

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king. we need to have fair and balanced investigateing. every experience went against us us. from ambiguous circumstantial evidence all went against us. khiry mind robert craft that the former patriot iain hernandez was convicted of murder. they didn't find a gun. no eyewitness. nobody that saw the killing. it's about the evidence big guy. take your millions and shut up! (laughter). >> you bring up an interesting point, how war. in that's correct. >> as always. >> all right. >> thank you. >> be sure in tonight to fox 29 news at 10. guy walks into a bank to rob it but he doesn't plan on meeting this guy a professional fighter who calls himself the g. nga ninja. marinate on that for second. see what happens when this guy jumps into action to make sure the bank robber would not get away. >> there you go. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> be sure to see you back here at 10:00. have great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> 170 biker mugshots after this shoot 'em up. biker dude after bi

new york congressman peter king, per us, was not helping the situation. >> i'm not aware of the particulars of this case otherwise than what has been made known to now but i do believe in having more surveillance of the people in the muslim community because that's where the threat comes from. >> larry: no! we should not have more surveillance of the muslim community. by the way i have to give you credit for being so bold in your assholer-than-thou-ness. you're not aware of the particularrers of this case but you call for more surveillance of muslims? oh, my god. i don't know the particulars about how your brain works but i'm officially calling for more surveillance of every law you ( bleep ) proposed. ( applause ) look make no miit is absolutely unequivocally wrong to shoot people who do things that offend you. but two things can be wrong at the exact same time. even if pamela geller's argument about free speech is valid she can still abe dick. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) what do you think? when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus

peter king. mr. king: thank you, charlie. thank you, congressman rangel. it is my privilege to introduce a man who has been a friend for many years he's been a career prosecutor, 12 years he was district attorney in staten island, he was overwhelmingly elected a true public servant, universally respected, it is my privilege to introduce the congressman from brooklyn and staten island, the honorable dan donovan. mr. donovan: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so very much. thank you. mr. speaker thank you so very much. i am honored to join you and i'm humbled by the confidence that the people of the 11th congressional district have placed in me. i want to thank all of my volunteers, all my supporters for helping me get here. i want to thank my family for everything they have done for me and i promise to make all of them proud through my representation of them down here as a member of the greatest legislative body in the world. thank you so very much. the speaker: under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the admin

thank you, peter king. always good to see you. >>> more violent weather in texas caused a scare for a plane's passengers and crew. lightning struck the flight from houston next cope themexico. the plane diverted to san antonio. >> i got we were hit by lightning and you've lost some instrumentation. >> everybody made it off the plane safely. on the ground many in a community outside dallas are picking through the rubble from a deadly weekend tornado. in van, texas, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing on the steps of a home that was torn apart by the tornado, that devastated this community. today, electrical crews are trying to restore power after the twister tore through here and killed two people and sent more than 40 others to the hospital. the deadly tornado damaged an estimated 100 houses here in texas with winds up to 140 miles per hour. this house was swept up into the air, and moved 12 feet. >> the house picked from its foundation and then it landed back again and debris and stuff fa

joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am an easy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of

peter king. mr. king: thank you, charlie. thank you, congressman rangel. it is my privilege to introduce a man who has been a friend for many years he's been a career prosecutor, 12 years he was district attorney in staten island, he was overwhelmingly elected a true public servant, universally respected, it is my privilege to introduce the congressman from brooklyn and staten island, the honorable dan donovan. mr. donovan: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so very much. thank you. mr. speaker thank you so very much. i am honored to join you and i'm humbled by the confidence that the people of the 11th congressional district have placed in me. i want to thank all of my volunteers, all my supporters for helping me get here. i want to thank my family for everything they have done for me and i promise to make all of them proud through my representation of them down here as a member of the greatest legislative body in the world. thank you so very much. >> president obama spoke about poverty today. the new york times expressed skepticism that would happ

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congressman peter king thinks it's time to step up surveillance of the muslim community to prevent future attacks here at home. >> that's where the threat comes from. i think they should be authorized to go more than that. i think we need to come to the realization that this is the war we are in. >> jesse, isn't that -- doesn't that sound logical, if you think you have a problem and need to find out the information, you would do some sort of more surveillance and intelligence? >> sure. if we were at war with mormon fanatics i'm sure we'd be looking at mormon churches. it's natural. the irs was harassing the tea party. but you know what let's not look at these mosques, there could be terrorists in there. we were looking at one of these terrorists but we didn't catch him. he was flying to somalia, lying to the feds he got probation, radicalized all over twitter. we just missed him. it's really unfortunate. >> kimberly, this is situation where the terrorists have to be right once and we have to be right all of the time. >> these investigations are very time consuming and you need cars on it

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peter king both of whom have been doing the rounds in iowa and new hampshire and attending candidate forms and giving speeches. without trying too hard, you get easily to 22 perspective republican candidates, none of whom braid their beard hair or call themselves princess. that's 22 noncrack pot names. 22 names. which of them get cut out this year? none of them would have been cut out in 2008 or 2012. if you rank them individually, rank them against would who did make it? seriously, how are they going to decide? time magazine's squeak miller reports today that the process is already under way quietly between republican party officials and some of the tv networks that are supposed to be airing the nine republican debates this year. typically, you use a polling threshold to decide who makes it into the first couple of the debates. but with this many people in the wedding, honestly right now nobody even know who to poll on. should they be polling on donald trump? should they be polling on john -- what was that? that was what laborious. john kasich, is anybody polling on -- lindsey graha

>>> texas republican lawmaker peter king is now calling for more surveillance of muslims after this latest texas incident. former secret service agent thinks it's a good idea and julie does not. dan, why do you think it's a good idea. for many it smacks of profile profiling. you say what? >> one should never be suspiciousless. surveillance as a tool is a tool as all this law enforcement itself. you can't ask law enforcement to go into a law enforcement operation that involve people who practice islam and say, no you can't use this specific tool because of the possibility of violateing rules of political correct correctness. that wasn't done with the mafia. that wasn't done anywhere else. there shouldn't be any special rules for -- >> explain that there was west cities, an weststywest ies, an irish gang. >> you know your is herhistory. >> i'm not talking about a suspiciousless surveillance. i actually blogged against the nasa surveillance program. should not be free of surveillance if you're involved in a conspiracy. >> and we are surveilling muslim groups we think are a threat to us the sa

congressman peter king told andrea mitchell today that he's shocked to learn that anthrax is being sent through the mail. >> yeah, i'm hoping this is the full extent of it. but again despite all the assurances we're getting right now, that no one is in danger, after hearing inging this is being shipped around commercially it's hard for me to believe anything right now. >> naturally, the specter of mailed anthrax strongly resonates here in the washington area after the anthrax attacks in 200 win killed five people, including two d.c. mail carriers. >>> investigate rz are examining the petroleum substance found along manhattan beach in california. the coast guard has not found anything in water. the car balls do not appear to be from the oil pipeline spill that we told you about last week. >>> your iphone may mysteriously shut down if you get a very specific text message. if you do get the message, your phone automatically shuts off. then it reboots. apple says it's working on a permanent fix to the newly discovered glitch in the company's latest soft way. until then, apple says you can p

in speaking with peter king, robert kraft declined whether or not he would sue to get the punishment reduced. owner meeting begin today in san francisco. >>> president obama joined twitter yesterday. among the accounts he decided to follow were all of the chicago pro sports teams minus one. the chicago cubs. the white sox are his favorite team. tweeted a picture of the president in the jersey thanking him for the follow. then 15 minutes later, at potus. we're big fans of america. #youmissedateam. poor cubs. they cannot win a world series and can't get president obama to follow them on twitter. >>> thank you, andy. police warning that the biker gang and violence ensued from the clashes in waco texas may not be over. threats of revenge just a day after the deadly brawl. the latest this morning. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula... to work on fine lines and even deep wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. ♪ when you set out to find new roads, you build the car of tomorrow,

i wonder would new york congressman peter king things about that. even osama bin laden was writing about how america was leading from behind and seen as weak. >> this shows the danger of the obama policies in that the enemy does perceive us as being weak and allies in the region perceive us as weak. with libya, it was a lead from behind policy. when it came to the arab spring. hillary clinton saw the potential danger there. president obama didn't seem so. he pushed mubarak out and mubarak was one of the strongest allies we had there. by pushing him out, he created a situation for chaos and also created uncertainty among our other allies in the region. this is one of the real dangers and problems with the obama policies. not just it doesn't work for us but encourages our enemies. >> this is just 103 documents. there were millions that have yet to be released. why do you think these were released today? and should the others be released? >> several things. as far as i know there is 1.7 million documents. i'm on the intelligence committee. i would say

joining us now, peter alexander and peter king whose latest story says the nfl has a big decision to make when it comes to tom brady. gentlemen, good morning. peter king let me start with you. >> 243 pages. >> this thing fell like a brick this new england. >> this should tell you everything you need to know about men. this report, this all these pages, about deflated balls. seriously. that's all i have for say. take it away, gentlemen. >> you've read through the report, you've talked to all the principles. what's the bottom line here? >> there are 23 examples of equivocation in that report. so i don't know if we know for sure what he did. that's the thing that was so troubling. when i finished reading that what i said to myself ob did he do it or not? and it seems like he was involved in this and involved pretty seriously. but, you know this is something that in my opinion is going to -- you will read about this in the second paragraph of tom brady's owe bitbituary in the new york times in 70 years. the nfl had better be right on this. because otherwise you're impugning the character

king telling andrea mitchell today he will announce his decision, quote, in the next month, which means he gets a dotted line too. that means our huge field of candidates is not shrinking. and it turns out that makes for amazing polling. a new quinnipiac poll out just today of republican voters nationwide asked about 16 of the republican hopefuls for president. the winner by a long mile is undecided/don't know. landslide. the runner-up is a tie. a five-way tie between jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ben carson, and, yes, mike huckabee all coming in at 10%. sadly in this poll george pataki who just announced today and a bunch of other republican would-bes including lindsey graham and rick perry don't even crack the top ten in this brand-new poll and in a field this big that wouldn't necessarily matter. it's kind of a statistical by-product of so many people running, except for the fact that this year being in the top ten of the most recent national polls is the only way you can get a spot on stage at the first republican debate on august 6th. and here's part of the drama around that

we'll talk with sports illustrated peter king and sportscaster jim gray, about the league's message. plus millions of people every year say that their furniture gets held hostage by moving companies. than is the word they are using, hostage. the new effort to stop the widespread practice. and there are more reasons to drink up whether it comes to your morning cup of coffee. doctor holly phillips in studio 57 with newest findings on significant health benefits there. the news back in the morning. we'll see you in about ten minutes from now and counting. back to you guys in the studio. >> cup of coffee and side of crickets common. >> could be the new american breakfast. >> thanks, gale. talk to you laterment take care. most of the time surveillance cameras are catching law breaker. >> right now though, we have oregon icon caught on camera. and the icon in question is that, see popping out of the water seal, hopping out of the water and making his way to the fish market. one expert said he thinks the saw people going into the shop, and then coming out with fish and thought that's pretty

peter king both of whom have been doing the rounds in iowa and new hampshire and attending candidate forms and giving speeches. without trying too hard, you get easily to 22 perspective republican candidates, none of whom braid their beard hair or call themselves princess. that's 22 noncrack pot names. 22 names. which of them get cut out this year? none of them would have been cut out in 2008 or 2012. if you rank them individually, rank them against would who did make it? seriously, how are they going to decide? time magazine's squeak miller reports today that the process is already under way quietly between republican party officials and some of the tv networks that are supposed to be airing the nine republican debates this year. typically, you use a polling threshold to decide who makes it into the first couple of the debates. but with this many people in the wedding, honestly right now nobody even know who to poll on. should they be polling on donald trump? should they be polling on john -- what was that? that was hilarious. john kasich, is anybody polling on -- lindsey graham? wi

king telling andrea mitchell today he will announce his decision quote, in the next month, which means he gets a dotted line too. that means our huge field of candidates is not shrinking. and it turns out that makes for amazing polling. a new quinnipiac poll out just today of republican voters nationwide asked about 16 of the republican hopefuls for president. the winner by a long mile is undecided/don't know. landslide. the runner-up is a tie. a five-way tie between jeb bush scott walker marco rubio, ben carson, and, yes, mike huckabee all coming in at 10%. sadly in this poll george pataki who just announced today and a bunch of other republican would-bes including lindsey graham and rick perry don't even crack the top ten in this brand-new poll and in a field this big that wouldn't necessarily matter. it's kind of a statistical by-product of so many people running, except for the fact that this year being in the top ten of the most recent national polls is the only way you can get a spot on stage at the first republican debate on august 6th. and here's part of the drama around that.

peter king both of whom have been doing the rounds in iowa and new hampshire and attending candidate forms and giving speeches. without trying too hard you get easily to 22 perspective republican candidates, none of whom braid their beard hair or call themselves princess. that's 22 noncrack pot names. 22 names. which of them get cut out this year? none of them would have been cut out in 2008 or 2012. if you rank them individually, rank them against would who did make it? seriously, how are they going to decide? time magazine's squeak miller reports today that the process is already under way quietly between republican party officials and some of the tv networks that are supposed to be airing the nine republican debates this year. typically, you use a polling threshold to decide who makes it into the first couple of the debates. but with this many people in the wedding, honestly right now nobody even know who to poll on. should they be polling on donald trump? should they be polling on john -- what was that? that was what laborious. john kasich is anybody polling on -- lindsay graham?

thank you, peter. meantime we have peter king here he published "nfl football night in america." good morning to you. everyone is faulting the report for saying more likely than not using these wishy washy legal terms. but does the nfl have the evidence or not? >> it's a good question. i think page 23 equivocating terms in 139 page document i think one of the things that the nnl has to look at here is how positive are they? because they are messing with the reputation of one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. they have to be absolutely sure when they penalize him, when they sanction him, that they have the goosd on him. >> that's why they are in such a tricky position. they commissioned this report. this is the standard of proof for the leg to say if there is a violation is it more probable than not, how do you discipline him? >> right. i think if roger goodell and the executive vice president of the nfl find incontrovertible proof in their eyes that brady had something to do with it they will sanction him harshly. that will be the big question. because i don't think we kn

thank you, peter. >>> meantime, we've got peter king here. he covers the nfl for "football night in america" and "sported illustrated." he's as plugged into this league as anybody. good morning to you. everyone's faulting the report for saying more likely than not, using wishy-washy legal terms. does the nfl have the evidence or not? >> it's a good question. i think they used 23 quivocating terms in a 129-page document. i think one of the things the nfl has to look at is how positive are they? because they are messing with the reputation of one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. and they have to be absolutely sure, when they penalize him, when they sanction him, that they have the goods on him. >> well, that's why they're in such a tricky position here because they commissioned this report. this is the standard of proof for the league to say if there's a violation, is it more probable than not, they found that it is. >> right. >> now the request he is how do you discipline him? >> right. i think if roger goodell and his assistant, troy

this time new york congressman peter king. here's what he told my colleague, andrea mitchell, a short time ago. >> how seriously are you considering getting into it? >> i've been up in new hampshire about nine times. i'll make a decision in the next month. >> in the next month. so if so, king would enter a super-crowded field which today saw former new york governor george pataki enter the gop race as at least 19 candidates who have declared or signaled they might run. one thing king shares with many of those candidates, though, a distaste for some of the positions held by candidate rand paul. piling on the kentucky senator has become something of a gop sport. many in the gop dislike his views on isis and the nsa. here's rick santorum on "good morning america" today. and he declared his intentions for the white house yesterday. in this interview, he hit paul for thing that the senator said during a sit down with msnbc's joe scarborough. >> rand paul had something interesting to say about isis this morning. >> isis exists and g

now, there'll be some others in the room, but not the king. : washington correspondent peter cook joining us there. peter, thank you. coming up, scarlet fu joins us nes,e talk about mega fi with one notable exception. we will have that story and more when bloomberg market day continues after a short break. ♪ and choose world choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. mark: san francisco, 2:00 p.m. in new york. scarlet: this is bloomberg market day. mark: they will not prosecute banks or the rigging of libor, the ranch mark interest rate. scarlet: vice president joe biden talking about an experience like being in a third world cou