Tuesday evening, Gov. Bobby Jindal was on Special Report with Brett Baier on Fox News and announced that he is suspending his campaign for President of the United States.

"It's not my time," said Gov. Jindal.

Jindal spoke with Baeir about how Democrats are about redistribution and that in order to win, the Republicans have to be about growth and specific solutions. He also said the conservative movement has to focus on facing the threat from radical Islamic terrorism:

"We've got a President who is a community organizer at a time of war. He doesn't even want to say the words 'radical Islam'."

"Immigration without integration is not immigration, it's an invasion," the Gov. said, stressing the need to assimilate people who come to the country.

He also said his message that those who believe in American Exceptionalism need to fight for it. He declined to endorse anyone for President, saying he doesn't think people care which politicians endorse which other politicians.