with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website. kennedy: that jamie colby is hot. i want to take her with me. right? indeed. thank you for invading my space. so glad to be with you. how much of your privacy are you willing to give up in order to be safe? that is the question implied by all government agencies trying to expand the security state in order to protect your security. the answer was a hell of a lot less than i initially bargained for after 9/11. >> with my signature, this law will give intelligence and law enforcement officials important new tools to fight a present danger. kennedy: still fighting it, though. it's one thing to use lawful

technology to thwart terror plots and arrest bad guys who want to kill us. quite another to have the drug enforcement agency tracking your license plate, and thus, your ever vehicular movement to keep you from smuggling drugs? for years the dea has apparently been operating a national license plate recognition plan that connects the plate readers of various law enforcement groups across the country. through a freedom of information act request, the aclu found the dea also crafted a pretty shady application for that technology. they considered using the readers at gun shows to try and nap ill intentioned weapons buyers. what about well-intentioned americans driving around minding their own business? why should you be caught up in the dragnet? and if someone is poking around for antique revolvers, they get lumped into the same band of thugs as drug lords and professional athletes planning

on doing awful things with lawful guns. the dea denies this program went into effect, but you can't spell diarrhea without dea so in fact i think they're full of pooh. the dea was snuggling with the nsa and cia collecting secret drugs and weapons data on ordinary americans for special operations division. we know this because some skinny nsa whistle-blower named edward snowden blew the lid off the secret in a hong kong hotel room. he says nsa surveillance was much more expansive. >> the nsa doesn't limit itself to foreign intelligence it. collects all communications that transit the united states. they're getting everyone's calls and call records and everyone's internet traffic as well. kennedy: and they're in bed with the dea. why does this matter? because it's still happening. the feds are still tracking you and the dea specifically is not

keeping you safe from terrorists. now hopefully it will become a huge issue in the 2016 presidential race as long shot senator marco rubio is planning on making it the jewel in his crown of bloated surveillance lust. rubio wants congress to keep lying and spying and wants the multitentacled reach by make the programs permanent. dianne feinstein worried cia drones were watching her, and rand paul has promised to blow any unconstitutional unmanned craft from the sky with his handy shotgun. somehow it's legal for law enforcement to expand their information gathering drone programs which collect a lot more than license plate numbers, yet at this year's super bowl, it say drone-free zone. the government gets all the fun and all you get is regulation? that's enough to deflate

anyone's balls. >> going to the game? have fun, cheer free and keep it a no-drone zone. don't spoil the game. leave your drone at home. >> go ahead and leave your drone at home and no beer or sausages at football because we're communists. gwyneth paltrow wants you to steam your [ whistle ] liberals think i'm crazy for school fettish, and bruce jenner in the market for a steam cleaner. welcome to it. i'm kennedy. . kennedy: hey, there the nsa is spying on us, the dea is spying on us and enlisted federal and local agencies to help out. is it at all surprising they considered montwhorg goes to gun shows. she is fantastic and one of our

favorites, michael malice, author of dear reader, pop culture expert who is a limited government immigrant. and i want to see his newspapers right now. kennedy: got it right here. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show on premiere week. how is the drug enforcement administration keeping us safe by collecting license plates? i don't understand that. >> nothing to understand. amazing when the data came out that the dea is thinking how can we circumvent limitations to privacy, to keep people secure from the government? they don't care, they want as much information as possible and use it for nefarious reasons. i think it's outrageous that this is basically their approach instead of thinking what can we do to get people not to hate us, they don't care. kennedy: they don't care. they're in bed with the cia and the nsa and other law enforcement agencies,

collecting data for a long time, which is really freaky, american voters are sending a very different message about drugs, particularly about marijuana right now. and more of a live and let live time, yet, you know, if for some reason they don't allow the dea to do this, the agency will have to shrink and give up budgets and there's a big fat fight. what do you think? >> yeah, i think a lot of people are changing their mind about drugs and the way they view them, wanting them to become legal, how they can help us in our economy and things like that. people take it a little too far. there are people who do very bad things, we need to do trickery to get the tricky people. i'm all for it. kennedy: really? you don't mind the dea collecting information on everyone using any means necessary. >> no. i understand the american people want transparency, i don't think it's as beneficial. we're paranoid, and the drugs make us paranoid.

so let's leave it be. kennedy: well, it's kind of justified paranoia, isn't it? the things we worried about that edward snowden revealed have come to fruition. >> i'm paranoid about a bunch of s.w.a.t. team members knocking down my door because they have the wrong address because they have a machine gun to my head, with no repercussions whatsoever. the laws are in place, the constitution in place to make sure it never happens. when it comes to the dea and agents, this is nixon's plan to shred the constitution and have the police state enforcing people. and i'm not a drug user but want to feel secure in my home. kennedy: nixon is not running for president. marco rubio looks like he's going, to and popular with republicans on a lot of issues. on cuba, he wants to make sure the oppressive regime doesn't continue but doesn't mind the oppressive nsa continuing. do you think that's going to be a problem for him and do you think that could be an issue in

2016? >> so many issues. i didn't feel oppressed until edward snowden, all of your hero, was leaking all this information about the nsa. i loved my ignorance, i did. and i think he's a very selfish man for bringing all of that out. it is annish to people, but i don't think it's as big to a lot of the people. kennedy: if the government is overstepping the bounds of the constitution, you don't have a problem with that? >> i don't at this point. if it were to effect me personally in the future, i'm sure i might. but right now, i say with blind conviction that i'm okay with it. kennedy: i admire your conviction, i disagree with it, though. i'm all for selfishness, this idea, if it doesn't hurt me personally, what's the problem? >> i love cake. i'll take seconds. >> i'm for cake over pie. working with north korea and seeing what it's like when you have a government infiltrated

every aspect of society. >> wouldn't you say we're more vulnerable now because of the information leaked. >> we're vulnerable because the people who are reading our mail isn't the drug user. it isn't the obnoxious next-door neighbor, it's the government using it for bad purposes. they are sick of obama and milquetoast like rubio is an traction hard to sell. kennedy: they're not keeping us safe from the bad guys, that is impossible when you are spying on everyone. >> they are the bad guys. kennedy: you can't single out bad people who want to kill a lot of americans when you are spying on 300 million people at a time. there's no way to sift through it all. see you later on in the show. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: very good. later on, justin bieber apologizes for being justin bieber, and the celebrity transitions gender. but next two frenemies argue

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them. many parents opt to send kids to charter schools where local administrators manage teacher hire without unions or tenure and educators can side step district red tape to implement lessons. 69% of parents support school choice, and it's not just a partisan opinion. 60% of democrats favor it along with 87% of republicans. not everyone wants a choice in kid's education. mayor de blasio would rather consign all children to mediocre schools than risk inequality between schools. am i crazy for wanting to bring freedom and accountability to education? this is you're crazy, kennedy. nomiki konst, joins us, along with steve laser, democratic strategist and host of the radio show making sense, with steve laser.

steve, go ahead and put your laser beam on me. i think there's a lot of inequality in schools right now. a bifurcated system between the haves and havenots. why are you against school choice? >> not really against school choice in the sense -- kennedy: done, thank you very much for coming, everybody. point proven. >> first of all, congratulations on the new show. we've had school choice all along. we have private school, parochial schools. what is the mistake is to focus on school choice instead of fixing the public education system. in terms of there's this popular perception that the charter schools are necessarily better than public schools. the data doesn't show it. kennedy: yes, it does. >> 25% of charter schools do better than public on reading, 19% do worse. 29% do better on math, 21 do worse. all the rest are in line with

the public schools. there is a perception it widely varies on the school. if you ask parents they want to send their kids to better schools. i want to send my kids to better schools. should policy be architected around the idea of school choice or should we be fixing schools? should be fixing the public schools. kennedy: lot of charter schools operate within the public system, i send my schools to a charter school within the second largest school district in the country. the reason it's popular, parents have much more involvement, that is critical. in the system that's run by teachers unions, parents have very little say, teachers are hired for life. it's impossible to get rid of bad teachers. that's why in california there is a judicial decision saying that is unlawful, and it violates kids' civil rights to have a good education. what do you think? >> if it were fair, if charter schools were truly open to every single demographic, that

would be fair, the problem is there is no accountability with charter schools, no oversight, no tranparency. they're receiving federal funding, taxpayer dollars are going to charter schools but the majority are not hitting the 80% mark in the standard rate. there's a test that's given out to charter schools and public education. most schools are hitting the 77 mark and charter schools have averaged out at 70%. they're not hitting the marks and no transparency. you don't know how much teachers are paid. there's turnover, the turnover rates is much higher, working teachers too hard. they're not experienced. coming out six weeks of education experience teaching at charter schools. kennedy: not true, those are blanket statements applied across the count tree, changes from state to state and district to district as it absolutely should, and the reason charter schools are successful is kids are learning and parents are happy, and when you talk about schools, all

liberals want to do is throw more and more money at the problems, and parents are stuck with either paying $50,000 a year for a private school or getting stuck with standard aed testing, common core and teachers you can't fire. those teachers' unions, that is hugely problematic. in ohio, they saved over $500 million with school vouchers. why is the left so allergic to a voucher system that gives parents and kids a choice? >> it's going to destroy the public school system. you take all the money out of public schools. kennedy: good! maybe that's a good thing. >> brown v. board of education, you are segregating a portion of the education, they are handing out the vouchers at country clubs. kennedy: there are private country club schools because parents cannot afford to send their kids to expensive schools, so the problem is when government gets involved that's when you have the inequality.

>> what about the rest of the population? kennedy: the people who operate outside of the system go to the best schools. everyone else is forced into government mediocrity. >> they can get into better schools. >> kennedy, let me tell you something, 99% of the existing schools, existing administration, teachers just as well as charter or private sdpools they were able to cherry pick students like the charters and private schools. kennedy: also a misnomer, that's not true. you say they cherry pick, it's involved and concerned parents who want better for their kids. a lot of parents who aren't as involved doesn't mean their kids should go crappy schools run by bad teachers with too much money. that doesn't solve the problem. thank you, both. much more to discuss. we will have rounds 2-28 right back here. appreciate it. our panel is back later in the show. first nbc reporter goes nuclear on "american sniper." more on that controversy is coming up next. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz

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. kennedy: i saw the convertible driving by. welcome back. how you doing? "american sniper" continues to dominate at the box office, but raised liberal hackels. couple of hacks, michael moore tweeted that snipers are cowards and most recently at nbc, a reporter there indicated that perhaps chris kyle, the real life protagonist in the film was racially motivated, and a murderer. >> back home in texas, a lot of his personal opinions what he was doing in iraq, how he viewed iraqis, what people described as racist tendencies as he was going on the, you know, killing sprees in iraq on assignment. >> i know it's a controversial film, but does it seem more

about the american military or the critics themselves? dan caldwell joins us from concerned veterans for america. dan, welcome, how are you doing? >> thank you for having me on the new show. appreciate it. kennedy: happy to have you here, we had your boss in last night and talked about this. i want to get inside your head. i know you're a really smart person. super thoughtful, limited government guy, but obviously in tune with veterans. i want to figure out where the backlash is coming from. do you think it's possible that people on the left aren't necessarily mad about snipers or chris kyle, they're just processing their feelings in opposition to the iraq war? >> yes, i do think for some people chris kyle has become a symbol of the iraq war, and they are wrongly, i want to emphasize wrongly lashing out at him and making character attacks on him as a result. i think that is what is playing out here partially. but also at the same time, there are a simmering

anti-american military feeling on the left for a long time. it's been below the surface, and you're seeing this pressure valve being released, and it's being released on this movie "american sniper." kennedy: and i think it's fair for people and totally valid to have questions and objections to the iraq war. >> absolutely. kennedy: that's fine. but calling into question the man's ability or his intention, i personally think that's a little unfair. how have veterans been reacting to reaction to the film? >> concerned veterans for america, we have people that work with our organization that knew chris kyle and they were absolutely outraged his character is being impugned by leftists like michael moore; that he is turned into a whipping boy for anti-military feeling on the left. chris kyle was, he did kill a lot of people, that was his job. i don't believe for a second he was a racist. i don't believe for a second he

was a psychopathic killer. he was trained and that was his job. he saved a lot of lives doing what he did. at the end of the day, it's absolutely wrong that many people are turning him into the symbol of the iraq war and tearing down his character because of their anti-military feelings or the anti-iraq war feelings. again, that's totally wrong. kennedy: all right, i want to talk about the safety of snipers versus drones. you know, when you comparattwo, and people on the left who are comfortable deploying drone technology and they have ways of rationalizing that argument, but it's actually the snipers who don't cause the same kind of collateral damage and civilian casualties? >> that's true. and also, if i had one gripe with the movie, i don't think it captured what it's like to be a sniper. i wasn't a sniper, i didn't serve in a sniper unit. i served with a lot of snipers. most being a sniper is sitting in one place being still for a very long time look at one area, it's an incredibly boring

job. it's not all just shooting bad guys in the head. and they are very precise instrument, and yes, they don't cause a lot of collateral damage, they aren't psychopathic mass murderers, precise instrument. in the marine corps, which i served, the sniper's job is observation and reconnaissance. so i think that, again, this goes back to people don't have an understanding of what a sniper's actual job is and what the military and snipers are actually doing in iraq. kennedy: i agree, and i think because some people misunderstand what the job is about, they're missing the message of the film. could this be raising a lot of awareness for ptsd, and you know, various treatments for it. but that's totally getting missed? >> right, it is. and that was a big part of the film, the ptsd part of it. i have to say, i have to think that warner bros.s is liking this backlash because they are

getting a lot of free publicity, and the backlash is feeding itself, seems like people like michael moore and matt teeby from "rolling stone" are feeding off each other and that's why it keeps escalating. they are missing that part of the film that coming home and reintegration, which is probably the best part of the film. kennedy: which makes it an interesting and compelling story, that's why audiences are connecting to it to the tune of $213 million in the united states. dan caldwell, concerned veterans for america. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me on, kennedy. appreciate it. kennedy: coming up next, bieber, measles, bruce jenner's big surprise. that's later on. soon we'll talk about gwyneth paltrow's hygiene that you never imagined possible. and america's dumbest blogs in "topical storm" next. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria.

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knockin, stories on a surprisingly steamy night. yes, this is "topical storm." topic number one. in my eternal quest to fight for your freedom and delight your senses, every once in a while it's necessary for me to hit the streets and show how pervasive dumb laws flatten the wheel of justice, they may be illegal in other places which makes breaking them in new york so much fun. dumb laws, this is k-walking. would you like to buy eyeballs? >> no. >> eyeballs. kennedy: would you like to buy eyeballs, madam? eyeballs. in texas it's illegal to sell your eyeballs. isn't that a dumb law? >> sure. kennedy: i'll let go of them for a dollar. do you have $5, yours for $5. i can sell them here. >> i'm late. kennedy: i'm late too, and it's your baby! and in oregon it's illegal to

predict your future. not here. would you like me to predict your future. >> go for it. kennedy: first of all, fix your modeling contract. >> i retired from that profession, so please don't. kennedy: for him. you guys are going to get married. >> whoa! >> isn't that awesome? >> i couldn't tell my mother. kennedy: you're going to be a leg model. you know in new jersey it's illegal to flirt? how you doing, baby! >> this is new york, she doesn't have to worry about it. kennedy: you mind if i flirt with your husband. hello, handsome. >> good luck. kennedy: it is illegal to dance to the star-spangled banner. this is america, the last time i checked. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave .

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will lead up to the super bowel! toilet usage after the game in new york goes up by 13%. well done. you bet your brown balls i'm having a super bowl party. and my husband is so conflicted, he was born in massachusetts but raised in seattle, so maybe for just one day, he'll root against tom brady like i do. a girl can dream. topic number three. and this puts things into perspective for all of us. this is such a sweet story. audra has been battling a brutal immune disease called hlh, and her dad wanted to cheer her up, she's had a tough year, he had a cop pull her over to give her a ticket. but hold on, cop haters! it's not what you're expecting, it's a good one, take a look. >> driver's license back. all right. i got good news and bad news for you. >> okay. >> the bad news i'm giving you two tickets, all right? >> all right. >> the good news, they're not

the tickets you expect. one is a ticket to new york, an airplane tickets, and the other ticket is to a band called time flies. i talked to your dad and that's from your dad. oh, my gosh! thank you so much! >> that is so sweet. she thought she was getting busted but got shipped to the big city to see her favorite band and creative dad found a sweet way to cope with a crushing illness that almost destroyed her immune system. utter elation is the best medicine. what a sweet girl, she's doing awesome. topic number four, gwyneth paltrow is not a normal person. she's never been in touch, and when she tries to make her normal just between us gals lifestyle recommendations, she sounds like a modern-day marie

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. kennedy: hello, you! last year the obama administration issued an executive order giving de facto amnesty to about five million illegal immigrants. the administration further directed border agents to aid the grants in deterring them or determining whether or not they are eligible to remain in the country and distributed training materials to various agencies with questions designed to assist people who have crossed the border. i'm pro-immigration, if you want to live in america, can't you do your own paperwork? good lord!

joanne is back, the red eye co-host, and siren of stage and screen, and co-siren michael malice is here, author of dear reader, you must get his book immediately. malice, i ask you this, do customs and border patrol agents have to be the one to go on a fishing expedition to find out if people fit the executive order. >> they're informing immigrants of their rights. if they are an illegal alien, you know what your rights are. this is telling aliens who don't speak english, i think it's wonderful and outrageous the government interferes with the free market and labor fit. want to work for you and you want to pay me, nothing the government has to say about that. kennedy: i don't have a problem with you working here, you have to have documentation, if you

want to work, fantastic, bring the stuff you need. >> they did bring the stuff they need, knowledge and hands and sweat off their back. >> go ahead and prove where you're from and you are able to be here. >> you sound like the nsa. kennedy: i don't sound like the nsa. it's your responsibility if you go to another country, it's your responsibility to have your stuff in order when you visit. i can't waltz into new zealand and be like i'm here. >> it's not the interaction with the government, it doesn't matter what the government have to say. as long as people want to exchange wages, that's a great thing and how peace spreads throughout the world. kennedy: peace all-also spreads throughout the world when we have two people -- all right, do you think cbp should be asking people, we're asking them to spot terrorists. we're asking them to enforce laws. we're asking them to figure out who needs to be deported. >> then we're holding everyone's hands as we escort them in as soon as we're helping them figure out

paperwork. who doesn't need to be deported right away? we're giving checklists as well. you always want to cross everything off, you want to get it done and the agents have so much work to do, we're asking them to do more. yes, we are, they are worked to the bone. >> what's so hard? >> it doesn't make sense to me and not going to be beneficial to the end goal. kennedy: i agree with her, we ask a lot of law enforcement and blame them when stuff goes wrong. you have to figure out the scope off when need from people, but in the end, hillary clinton might save the day or she might delay. she has had nothing to say on immigration yet because no one has seen her. the launch of her campaign might be put off for three months because she can, with no political juggernauts to take the democratic ticket, she can take the nomination and political reports that hillary is making a leisurely stroll to the presidential nomination.

okay, surely one of you has the ego to jump in and contest hillary. we can only hope joe biden finishes his ship in a bottle project soon enough to sally forth and jump into race. i know you lot of idea of a hillary candidacy. we haven't seen her very much lately which makes me think that hillary is getting really good brazilian plastic surgery and she's going to emerge looking like jennifer aniston. >> at the same time, while the plastic surgery is not going to fix her mouth and mind. hillary clinton trying to navigate the press is like mr. magoo trying to navigate a minefield while drunk and having an attack of parkinson's. she's a walking calamity, every time she talks to the press, it's another thing she has to walk back. i don't mean dead broke, claiming when you are first lady, there is sniper fire and you duck down because bullets can only go a head level.

they need to keep her under wraps. kennedy: you think it's a smart move. stay out of limelight. you can't say anything dumb. joanne, it does look pretty cocky. and no one's going to row. >> first, i'm excited for february 2nd when she comes out of hiding to see if she can see her shadow and she'll go back in. politics is a lot like pageantry, actually. she is a contestant, competed for state crown before, she wants to compete again. i want the novice to give her a run for her money and take the crown away from her, there's nothing i enjoy more than seeing someone cry when they don't get the crown. kennedy: basically, you want to see elizabeth war nene bikini? >> i'm getting the imagery, i am saying that, i am. kennedy: thank you so much for being here. great having you for two segments. and they're going to get married in vegas next week, a

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. kennedy: hey, there bruce jenner won a gold medal in the olympic decathlon in 1976 and challenged himself even more by marrying a kardashian in 1991, and now according to variety, he is preparing to star in an e docuseries transforming from a man to the woman. he joins me, one of my very

favorites and you'll see why in a moment. charlemagne, this was burning up the breakfast club on the radio show. what do you think is going on with bruce jenner? >> i think bruce jenner wants to be successful again on his own, and realizes the only people can be successful when you are jenner are females, he wants to become one. it's that simple. you look at trial and tribulations men have gone through, rob kardashian looks like he ate the man that bruce jenner used to be. lamar odom is on crack. should be a female. kennedy: odd reaction. that's the first thing i thought. i honestly totally respect his decision. >> yes. kennedy: and i understand it's very difficult because he is a public person. his daughters are still in their teens, and i know that can't be easy, that certainly has got to be a lot easier making the transition from man to woman than being married to kris jenner. >> he misses his household. look at show, men aren't

welcome, why not become a woman, you and kris can be cool again, kick it with your daughters, you know, it's a win-win for everybody. kennedy: are you going to watch the show? >> i got off the kardashian train, i'm not interested anymore. i used to watch the kardashian show the same reason people used to watch good times. kennedy: did and you rob have a feud? >> after a while i got over that. it wore off. >> i love that he compared good times to the kardashian. brilliant. do you remember the year too where every story involving justin bieber involved you wanting to smack justin bieber? recently following appearance on ellen, the biebs put out a video in his own emotional words. >> i didn't want to come off arrogant or conceited, basically how i've been acting the past year, year and a half,

and i was -- i'm not who i was pretending to be. kennedy: yeah, i was pretending i wasn't a douche bag, you are an annoying sack of vomit. all right, he's officially nice now. what is it? he's not selling records, no longer excites fans, that's why he has to give out the big apology? >> that's true, justin tried to dabble in the urban world, he was making out with the rappers, started making urban sounding music, and we weren't buying it at all. kennedy: i'm glad you pointed it out. you and i are very urban, similar world, similar background, and you and i never bought justin bieber. >> when he said on the video,

i'm not who i pretend to be. you were doing a bad job of acting. if he did that on ellen, people would have had more sympathy for him. to wait and go in the closet after smoke three or four blunt, nah, i don't believe you, you look ridiculous. kennedy: i don't understand what happens to people like this, i understand growing up famous and trying to find yourself, it's difficult, you have choices whether or not you break laws and destroy relationships, he's made nothing but bad choices, it and if that's an act, bradley cooper shouldn't get oscar? >> i won't blame it on -- he's young, a multimillionaire, you're going to go through things in the public eye. we should allow justin bieber a chance to grow. he has to be sincere and authentic, he can't be the pop star protected by people. kennedy: he has to grow as an artist. there are parallels between miley cyrus and justin bieber,

she writes interesting songs and has a good voice even though she is a nut case, he's left the artistry behind him. >> he has to show more of his personality now. if you look at everything up to this point is calculated. we live in the age of transparency, you're going to no clothes on, personality is exposed, too. we don't want to see the pr statements and everybody trying to protect you. just be real. kennedy: turns out it was a mini eggplant. [ laughter ] >> charlemagne, thank you for being here. >> i love your scent too by the way. kennedy: it loves you back. more people at risk for getting measles and other infectious diseases because they are afraid of vaccine goblins. i'll take you through the whole thing. it's got me fired up. stay with us.

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. kennedy: welcome back, and thanks for hanging in, there i love having you. last night we talked about a four-year-old little boy with leukemia and dad wants the school district of california to keep out unvaccinated kids so they don't hurt his son. now a measles epidemic is spreading across the southwestern u.s. and beyond, and people who think they may have contracted the highly contagious virus are urged to stay at home. as many as 1,000 people in arizona alone have been potentially exposed. now obviously, if you live in southern california, if you live in arizona, you might be freaked out if you have kids in public school and should be, if you're one of the anti-vaccine commies! as a limited government person i don't think the government should have to compel to you make every decision, but as a rational, upright, bipedal hominid, vaccinate your damn kids! at this point flimsy data and faulty logic are starting to

fall apart and you don't have the right to contract horrible things and spread them knowingly to innocent people. you know what hospitals are doing now with newborns? vaccinating their parents, may be a way for health systems to make extra cash. overvaccination is a cash grab and unnecessary, but upon the point is they have to do it to save babies, with tiny newly forming immune diseases like whooping cough, it might kill them. i know parents struggle with how best to care for their kids. i almost went to a hippy doctor in 2005. slow down, read both sides of the argument. don't just cherry pick widely debunked jenny mccarthy data. make the decision for yourself so the government doesn't have to or have vaccinated and nonvaccinated schools for those

with personal belief exemptions. i can't think of a better reason for more school choice. thanks for watching, follow me on twitter. have a great night. you are so beautiful. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. what was once perceived by many as president obama's sudden encyst answer on war against libya may have been hillary clinton's rush to overthrow mo gadhafi. military leaders and at least one prominent democratic leader at the time was convinced that the secretary was managing the flow of intelligence to solely support her desires to oust gadhafi. newly released audiotapes revealed the pentagon used