maria: waddled back. mark it is down. thank you for being with us today. is there anything left to give away to iran? good morning everyone. it looks like the president has our it caved. >> they are talking about that as we speak. will arkansas caved to walmart? walmart does not want him to sign it. >> the ir irs does not want you to call.

60% of the time, they do not even pick up the phone. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> i guess that this is the good news. we were down about 150. we have warned evidence, by the way. not good news on jobs or manufacturing. the big jobs report comes out on friday. priced at 20.

the ipo is now 2647. apple down 3%. a good time to buy it. down $0.56. the half walmart. the religious freedom bill. a governor on the program. we will see what happens. the price of gas keeps on coming down ever so slightly. the top story today they have extended past the midnight deadline. you said iran was making us look like april fools. another good line for us today.

>> stuart. [laughter] >> he asked if it was appropriate. the iranians are making fools out of us since the initiation of these negotiations. i think that we can agree that we are begging the iranians. baking them for something you can put on a piece of paper and wave around. they gang is not a good strategy. you are dealing with a hostile treacherous. how can we expect this to work?

he is on his knees. it does not work like that, folks. >> we are getting nowhere here. nothing is happening in these associations. why does he say that. >> all that president all has left. curiously, open to china. manufacturing. it does not apply. it just does not. china was not attacking all over the middle east or elsewhere.

they are clinging. a tiny shred. they are just turning it into an embarrassment. you may walk away. i would love to see them do it. they are lifting the suspension to egypt. very very important. he may finally after six years the penalizing. >> it is a very big day.

>> think you very much, ralph. >> will he cave? walmart does not like this bill. remember walmart is huge in arkansas. adam shapiro is following this story. >> they have the muscle. i do not think that they will be successful. that is how much in taxes they paid etc. late. one of the largest companies in the world. their ceo the head of walmart has come out and said that the passage of this bill present

throughout the state of arkansas. the governor has already said that he would sign it. even those based in little rock are saying do not do this. he has already gone on the record saying that he would. >> arkansas is. that state is walmart. we saw what happened. there is no way that this goes through in the state of arkansas. >> the governor holds his press conference. send it back. clean it up. satisfy walmart. move on. >> how do you satisfy the

critics. the critics have already said that what is being sought for here is legislation. special status or protected status to gay or lesbian people. >> a campaign that he is looking forward to. politics have to be playing in the back. >> you have this huge backlash against indiana. huge clash against indiana. does not do a very good job. the people in favor of indiana are rallying. there is pushback from right. the right has no problem with gays. the left has a problem with

religion. is that how it is coming down? >> it deep and somewhat side of the political spectrum you fall on. stuart: the media research center's they will tell us how they handled the religious freedom hill. what do you think? more of today's headlines. a government incompetence for you today. lauren simonetti had all of those stories. >> good luck, everybody getting help with your taxes. the tax deadline is two weeks away. ignoring more than 60% of taxpayers phone calls. the worker was with the equal

opportunity employment commission. she confessed get this, she was placed on paid leave for years. remember this guy? jeff neely. he has now pled guilty to just one of the charges against him. committing a false expense report. figures report five years ago. he'd could spend time behind bars. stuart: he could go to prison. >> possible. he did reach a deal with the government. stuart: yes. lauren but thank you very much, indeed did president obama caving on iran. he has a problem. democrats are starting turn on him. bret bair on that subject coming up next. some april fools funds from

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that is the apple watch. time is money. senator harry reid saying he has no regrets that he lied about mitt romney not paying his taxes. since he said it on the senate floor, he cannot be prosecuted. trevor noah has made anti-semitic jokes on twitter. very condescending towards america. yet another promising item of research on cancer. a new drug that reduces the size of tumors in mice. will this eventually treat humans? let's get back to president obama. the democrats in the senate, however, they are beginning to fight back. joining us now is bret bair. how close are the democrats and

the senate? >> by all accounts, they are only a couple away. maybe one vote away from the super majority that would enable them. negotiations going into another day. secretary kerry has to come back with something tangible. something to take to democrats on capitol hill. something tangible to say give us time here at otherwise they will move forward with this bit. once you get to that number, it could be 85 that didn't jump on and say you know what, i do get. >> and added sanctions if they do not meet the agreement in

switzerland. you are saying that they have a bill. it poses more sanctions on iran. they probably will get the required votes that override that veto which would destroy the negotiations i think. >> it would essentially mean that the u.s. would have to stowaway. they would increase from congressional action. that is something that the administration has fought tooth and nail and fought back against. you will not see any of these lawmakers say this is a great deal. keep on going. >> why now? >> they are breeding the reporting of what is or is not in the deal. to be fair, we do not know all of the details.

everything that we are hearing suggest that the u.s. continues to move closer to iran on this negotiation. >> i know that it is reporting about what is going on behind closed doors. is there anything that we have gotten as opposed to what we have given away. >> no. i cannot really list anything specific they. we battled the family over that for several weeks. the u.s. was saying 6000 spinning center fuchsias. a number that the israelis and other experts say was a little disconcerting. you get to the final day and they say you know what, we will keep the enriched fuel in the country instead of exiting it to russia. that is a totally different deal.

>> would it be true to say that prime minister still resonates with senate democrats. >> definitely. he should have defined the white house and all of that back and forth on that. i think that there were many democrats who line up with netanyahu on the substance of iran. stuart: we will be glued tonight at vix pm eastern here it thank you for joining us. seven people shot at a spring break party. just down in florida checking out the party scene. was that shooting an isolated incident or part of a growing trend of craziness? >> i have seen people smoking. i have seen people doing plenty of stuff on the beach

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the city government officials say that this is the worst spring break that they have ever seen. you see these criminals coming. it is dangerous for the citizens of the city. >> it is about passage. the kids on this beach leading number that they are not kids. >> she saw it all. i want to start with guns. guns making an appearance at spring break on the beach. >> absolutely. we went to weekends ago. we followed the cops around. what is worse this year was the hard drugs and the guns. my reaction was tons?

i was expecting you to say women's flashing. she said guns. they are one beer bottle away from a right on the beach. the cops cannot do anything about it. hundreds thousands of people on the beach. >> thousands of kids on this beach. how bad was it? >> the guys that were with us in the two bodyguards were next to me the entire time. they were really nervous as we were getting embedded into that big group. you mentioned the guns. seven people were shot at a house party. >> is this getting worse? >> absolutely. more guns. more arrests. more calculated sexual assault this year than last year. they do not have the manpower.

stuart: that city is making a lot of money. >> they are. they just had an emergency meeting. they decided no more alcohol on the beach for the rest of spring break. stuart: things can improve. remarkable report. thank you for being here. minutes away from arkansas governor. is he going to sign it? will he fix it? ♪

stuart: we are waiting for arkansas's governor a son hutchinson told a news conference moments from now. he will talk about the religious freedom bill. judge andrew napolitano with us. indiana is the same as arkansas same constitutional principles involved? judge napolitano: the statute is essentially the same. the lot is essentially the same meaning the law in the envy law arkansas does not prohibit discrimination in housing or public accommodation. and not if governor hutcheson plans this states will say if

you do discriminate in housing or public on the basis of sexual orientation can you can elevate a religious reason for that you can't be sued or prosecuted. stuart: a fix for arkansas would be inclusion of the words sexual orientation in a protected class of people. judge napolitano: it already -- arkansas law already protects as does indiana what the federal law protects race gender, national origin, general greed. stuart: suppose no fixed takes place in indiana or arkansas. judge napolitano: you will see this all over again. stuart: a la stock left and right. judge napolitano: he is the media frenzy for arkansas has has been the case for indiana. we will see if governor had to some handles it with more

political sagacities and anything. stuart: the right, conservatives the rate has no problem with the gays but the left has a problem with religion. does that encapsule -- judge napolitano: that is an oversimplification but i understand the motivation behind that one liner. the motivation in indiana was to provide legal basis for people who don't want to for example provide a service to a same-sex marriage because their religious views find same-sex marriage repellent. wanted to insulate them from liability by the people whose services they deny. stuart: father jonathan morris who is on the program monday, what happens if the gay couple approaches the catholic church and says mary us, the catholic

church says we won't mary landrieu a couple says wait a minute you get tax breaks for being non-profit. not sure the precise expression. you get a tax break you are getting benefits and our society. you won't include us. judge napolitano: interesting argument. i don't know how father jonathan answered it. the catholic church, in the church is not a public accommodation. it is not covered by the civil rights act of '64 or any of these state laws. it is one where you can walk in and require the proprietor to deliver the good or service to you. a church has certain standards before you can require the services namely acceptance of core beliefs. stuart: you can see the point that it is the court the lawsuit that pushes the former social change --

judge napolitano: lawsuits galore against governments for giving tax breaks to religious organizations. it is done everywhere in the united states and always fails. stuart: changing public opinion could change the opinion offered by the court. judge napolitano: absolutely. changing public opinion could change the underlying law. what is a reflection of what the legislature think the public wants. stuart: i don't think i have ever seen a social issue where public opinion has moved so very quickly. in the last 20 years i believe acceptance of the marriage has gone from 30% of the population to 60%. in the making 2005 justice scalia dissented from a decision by the supreme court and in his dissent predicted in ten years you will see their marriage all-around united states and the rest of the court laughed at him. what are you crazy? he was right. with the you believe it is the right thing or not has happened so quickly so rapidly almost

under our noses. usually society precedes law. this is the opposite, this is where law has preceded that. stuart: this is one of the things i admire about america. we as people change our opinion. who we are. judge napolitano: if you hadn't said that with great sandwich. i cannot do it in this environment. what you are saying is true and at times the system works the way it is supposed to work in your admiration from it is deeply gratifying. stuart: that -- judge napolitano: where is governor hutcheson. your great producer said we arranged the morning for you. governor hutcheson, you could attack him as soon as he

finishes it. stuart: it is 11:36 and he has not shown up yet. is he going to fix it or not? judge napolitano: i hope he is listening. stuart: thank you very much. we are going to check the market, we are down 100 points. we were down 150. now we are down 100. there are several signs that the market the economy is slowing down. and the weakness in manufacturing, private-sector jobs housing too. that is beginning to weigh on the market, 17-6 is where we are. look at go daddy but it started trading today. go daddy is a place where you go when you want to buy a website name. 20 was the offering price, 26 is where is now. the chief is on "countdown to the closing bell" today. liz claman, that will be 3:00 p.m. eastern. iran nuke talks going to over time. will still be low $50 a barrel, the iran talks and oil are

connected the gas down again $2.40 is your national average, the price of regular four and five story begins. i am going to get a plunge in gas prices. don't say a word, judge. the cheapest gas in america, you can talk about this if you like, judge napolitano: no matter what it costs to get there. stuart: $1.72. i could fill up my chrysler town and country. judge napolitano: matt is 2000 miles from here. stuart: we have to go to a break. asa hitchinson back in a moment. >> appreciate it legislative leaders and how they have conducted themselves throughout this session. and including this process. as everyone knows house bill 1228 is now on my desk and it is time for me to take up look at it and make some comments and

reference to it. this is a bill that in ordinary times would not be controversial but these are not ordinary times. this bill is not really complicated. the bill itself restates the standard of review for the courts to consider in determining first amendment privileges as a way against the compelling interests of the state. simply stated as a summary as to what the legislation does. it is a balancing test. the bill itself does not pick winners and losers. it balances two competing constitutional obligations that our founding fathers gave to us. but the issue has become divisive because our nation remains split on how to balance the diversity of our culture with the traditions and firmly

held religious convictions. it has divided families and there is clearly a generational gap on this issue. my son seth signed petition asking me the governor to veto this bill. and he gave me permission to make that reference and it shows that families there's that generational difference of opinion on these issues so where are we now? high have asked the process of legislative leaders and members that certain changes be made. in some instances they were accommodated and changed and in other instances they said no. the balance between the executive and legislative branch i certainly respect those bodies. it has been my intention all

along that house bill 1228, the religious freedom restoration act, be crafted in a way that mirrors the federal will ledges freedom restoration act. it was passed in 1993 and was signed by president clinton. i came to congress after that but sat on the judiciary the house of representatives, that considered these amendments had hearings on this federal religious freedom restoration act and so i am somewhat familiar with it and how it played out across the country. it was my intention because the federal law does not cover state causes of action that we have a similar law in arkansas but we wanted to have it crafted similar to what is at the federal level. and to do that changes need to be made. the bill that is on my desk at the present time does not

precisely mirror the federal law, particularly allowing the first amendment to be asserted in a private litigation between parties or upon the state law and those claims. i asked the changes be made in the legislation and i have asked that the leaders of the general assembly to recall the bill so that it can be amended to reflect the terms of the federal religious freedom restoration act. in the alternative it can simply have some language changes so that the accommodations and changes can be made. easily done by recalling the legislation or having additional legislation that would accomplish those changes. again this is the difference between the executive branch,

legislative branch we all have our responsibilities and different viewpoints. my responsibility is to speak out of my own convictions and do what i can as governor to make sure this bill reflects the values of the people of arkansas, protect those of religious conscience but also minimizes the chance of discrimination in the workplace and the public environment. is important to recognize that the bill as currently drafted does not change who we are. it does not change the current protections against discrimination. this bill simply define the standard to determine the right balance but how do we as a state communicate to the world that to be respectful, diverse workplace, we want to be known as the state that does not

discriminate but understands tolerance. that is a challenge that we face. making this law like the federal law will aid us in that effort in communication but my original objective from the beginning. that option is that we are looking at to utilize an executive order which interestingly has not been utilized from my research from the executive branch and state government in terms protecting against discrimination in the workplace for state government. we are looking at an executive order stage in that communication and make it clear that arkansas wants to be a place of tolerance, we want to be a place that has the right balance between religious protections and religious freedom and nondiscrimination.

also we could be assured this will continue to be a robust debate in the future. i understand about title has been approved by the attorney general that may put on the ballot an extension of the civil rights protection to additional classes of citizens of arkansas. that debate will continue and be determined by the people of this state through legislative body or through a vote of the people. this conversation does not end. i expressed my view to the legislature and invited them to respond to the requests of the governor that changes be made in the current bill to make it reflect federal law that sets the right tone for arkansas and the future to look at additional action down the road, depending on the action the legislature

might take. i will see the president has any comment. stuart: i think we have got the main points from that press conference and the main point is this. governor hutchinson will amend the law. he will change the law to bring it into line with the federal law. he will introduce language into the current law which is not yet signed or he will recall the legislators to pass the new law. one of those two things will happen. he will align state law with federal law. that is his fix. adam shapiro is here following is all the way through. there's one more edition. >> they are considering essentially at gay-rights ordinance for gay and lesbian people that will be there be done by the legislature in arkansas or ballot initiative. on the ballot in the next election. the discussion is not over on this topic. stuart: this is very important. he will put on the ballot in

arkansas all the people of arkansas will vote on extended protected class. >> he didn't take gay and lesbians. he said the legislature would bring this up or it would be on the next ballot. i don't know if they have a referendum process in arkansas or not but he said this was coming up but regards to the lining of the religious freedom restoration act with federal law, how the indiana law and arkansas law apparently differ from federal law is that they give the religious protection to corp. and allow individuals to use the law as the balance he said. when the government is not even involved. federal law doesn't do that. we have the supreme court boat -- you don't have the individual situation. stuart: bottom line the fix. "america's nightly scoreboard". >> legislature has to fix it.

if you get this fixed and they bring into line with federal law will walmart be satisfied. >> i think they will be satisfied as long as the legislature does what walmart wants them to do and islip my answer earlier walmart has all the power in arkansas. stuart: hillary clinton tweeted on this. here is the hillary tweet like the indiana law arkansas bill goes beyond protecting religion would permit unfair discrimination against algae beat the americans, hired the governor to the day. dagen: a former attorney in arkansas forget that she is hillary clinton she was an attorne little rock arkansas. she knows better than anybody the law in that state. >> sheila bair two decades. governor hutchinson has given his legislature the ability to get out of jail, to exit this storm quietly.

if they don't accept it who knows who is running the show but this can now go away. that is what he has done at the end of the day. walmart will probably say yes. stuart: it has gone away at the state level. going away at that level but social issues are now front and center in the 2016 republican nomination. >> that is what i was going to say. i cannot help wondering is the tea party behind this movement? i.t. gerri: nations going on in the gop? >> it is generational. he said it. his son asked him to veto the law. the republican party the republicans are listening to the storm mike penn attended general assembly brought them into. there's a young voter who will vote republican but on this issue is a losing issue. stuart: democrats will make this a bigger issue in 2016. >> i worry they might be doing

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in the one arkansas governor asa hitchinson said he will ask for a fix to the state religious freedom law. to ensure there is no discrimination against gay americans. will that fix satisfy walmart? experimental drug cuts tumors in half. is this another of those developments which is years and years before it can be used on humans? >> a few years away. we talked about polio. this one may be four or five years away. it looks at the fact that estrogen helps certain cancers like breast cancer. stuart: where estrogen with breast cancer actually enables breast cancer cells to grow and if you are resistant to some of

the usual therapy for breast cancer they are now figuring out ways to shut off that receptor and cause the cancer cells to die. it looks like it has up to a 50% response rate. again a few years away but it is what we are calling targeted therapy. we are saying how do we target that cancer cells and to let much better than we used to. stuart: present nixon launched the war on cancer. cancer is still with us. any idea? >> use the war analogy. now we are figuring out the right battle and the right soldiers. the goal is to convince the bodies that the cancer is a foreign invader. that is what we are doing with the polio virus and this. this looks at the cancer cell

has an abnormal cell because the cancer cell is expressing a receptor it shouldn't have. the strategy mixing was predicted and was a couple years off in the future. stuart: before you go what is this about tylenol not being much good for the treatment of lower back pain? >> this was a study out of australia. 13 other studies we looked down at australia. stuart: i like this job. >> this was an interesting study because it tried to look at 13 other studies that showed that tylenol or acetaminophen use for knees, hips, backs doesn't work better than any other therapy. my view is it depends on the patient. for some patients i don't want you taking at fill every day, i want to alternate but tylenol is not an anti-inflammatory but if you tell me my back is bothering

me from sitting or suddenly my back started bothering me you might take tylenol and it might help you. it depends on the patient. stuart: might is not a good word from a doctor but thanks for being with us dr. mark siegel. harry reid admits he lied on the senate floor when he said mitt romney didn't pay his taxes. that influenced the election in favor of president obama but no penalty for harry reid. he lied, no penalty. we have that new at noon. the indian religious freedom lot getting three times more coverage on the other networks than the e-mail scandal from hillary. brent bozell on that can't wait. our two two minutes away.

stuart: president obama is a very successful politician but his presidency is in complete disarray. his years in the white house looking creasing we like a failure. let me start with his political

success. how come he is so good at it? he knows how to play hardball and homeless remember the irs intimidating conservatives? remember harry reid saying mitt romney hasn't the taxes? that was a lie and harry reid knew it but if the senator now says it worked, and mitt romney loss. that is hard ball. the president is very good at it so how come almost everything else has gone so wrong? the climate giveaway to china, the nuke cave to iran, isis terror richard division at home massive unpayable debt, the shrinking middle class a chaotic obamacare ever rising taxes, it is a long list and none of it is good. all of it can be laid at the president's door. it is too late to change course. america is locked into a set of failing policies but we can say what we want in the next president. someone who thinks america is a good country stuart: the country that has contributed mightily to the

prosperity and freedom of people everywhere. we might look for president who loves individual liberty, not a collectivist, how about president respects the constitution, a president who understands give and take, negotiation. and last how about a president who plays hardball with our enemies. these days we could all hope for that kind of change, can't we? >> i ask through this process that certain changes be made. in some instances they were up dated and changed. in other instances they said no. that is the balance between the executive and legislative branch i certainly respect those bodies. stuart: you saw it on this program, arkansas governor asa

hitchinson sending his religious freedom bill back to the legislature telling them fix it so it won't be used to discriminate against gay americans. we are waiting for walmart's response to the governor's statement. walmart did not like this bill. coming the media research center founder brent bozell is going to sound off on the 1-sided coverage of the arkansas and indiana laws. brent joins us 15 minutes from now. check the big board the economy appears to be slowing down significantly. down goes the doubt to the tune of 100 points. go daddy is a winner today. shares begin treating this morning. 20 was the offering price, 26 is the share price. blake irving is on "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman today at 3:00 p.m. eastern. moving quickly to the price of oil we are just below $50 a barrel the price of oil is up today gas falling again $2.40

is the national average and had fallen for five straight days. not quite a streak but getting there. back to president obama. i say he is great as a politician but failing as a leader. for more on this is jason riley senior fellow at the manhattan institute, you going to quibble with me or agree wholeheartedly? >> i quibble with you. that makes better television. my idea of an effective politician with the power to persuade they're not afraid to compromise because they think they will get most of what they want. is president doesn't seem to have that skill. that is why we have seen him go outside the constitutional boundaries to get much of what he wants done whether it is rewriting the clean air act or immigration reform. this president doesn't like to work within the constitutional boundaries so he is governed by edict, by executive order and to me that shows the weakness of political skill. stuart: why is he like this? had he compromised had he

reached out to the opposition, compromise on a lot of major issues he would have got far more and the policies would have been better. >> he seems reluctant to engage with congress and that is a personality trait getting into the nitty gritty with lawmakers and cutting deals and so forth. he seems to want to be above it all but that is what governing is about. he doesn't have a taste for that. i also argue he has been bad for the democratic party. his party lost the house in 2010. it lost the senate. in 2012. it is going to be very difficult for democrats to succeed him. in that sense i don't think he has been good for his party. stuart: seems a democrat from the senate are moving away from them rapidly. >> we have seen that for some time running against the president because of his popularity falling and so forth. i expect that to continue. stuart: it does look like the democrats can assemble 67 votes in the senate to override a veto

from president obama on the issue of sanctions on iran. >> another deal that shows his failure as a politician. this is someone who is willing to have a deal with the u.n. but not the u.s. congress. to me that is a problem in the u.s. president and that is what we have seen from obama in these iran negotiations with the stuart: i just said i would like to see a president who respects the constitution favors individual liberty, capable of negotiation, capable of reaching out to the other side. you share my opinion. >> adds stuart:. stuart: they see any republican with those qualities? >> we will see. that is why we have the primary process. we will see various politicians. i think the republicans have a deep -- there are any number of republican presidents, a presidential prospects who have the ability to do that. which one is going to rise to the top? we will see but i don't think there's any shortage of individual talent on the gop side. stuart: i can't cry your nose

out or push. jason riley, good stuff. in 2012 then senate majority leader harry reid stood on the floor of the senate and accused presidential candidate mitt romney of not paying his taxes. just listen to him. >> disclosed one year. his father george romney, people running for president file their tax returns. mitt romney can't do that because he has paid no taxes in the prior 12 years. stuart: basically paid no taxes in the prior 12 years. harry reid unapologetically admitting he made it all up. listen to what he said at a recent interview. >> no regrets about mitt romney, the koch brothers, some people call it mccarthy like? >> they can call it whatever they want.

he didn't win, did he? stuart: i am speechless. elizabeth macdonald is here. pecan talk about it. that to me is incredible. the leader of the united states senate stands on a floor of the senate and lies he knows he lies and he did it because he is protected in fat lie because he is on the floor of the senate. of the 9 doing reporting on this the constitution gives him legislative immunity. he is speaking from the senate floor and the constitution says the conducing like this with immunity because he is talking about legislation. they were talking about a jobs bill for veterans at the time in august of 2012 so unless he commits treason or a felony he wasn't apparently sworn in so he didn't commit perjury so he is given in unity. stuart: he characterized mitt romney, not paid his taxes a total lie. of rich guy very powerful rich

guy who didn't pay his fair share. >> washington post gave him four pinocchios. the middle of the road media said he totally lied. mitt romney stepped forward and said yes i did pay my taxes during the time period in question. an end justifies the means kind of thinking and the casualty is the voter and trust in democracy. is completely toxic and the reason there has been partisan gridlock because of this kind of behavior. there are no obamacare or stories too. they said that as well. stuart: accused women of lying about obamacare or stories. that was the accusation there as well and worked. >> his intent was to get mitt romney to talk, but his tax returns and he coughed up a few of them. is intent was to paint mitt romney as a fat cat. but he completely bald faced lied and is being blasted in social media. stuart: i was speechless that you are not. liz: i was speechless when i

first saw it. stuart: a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday lauren simonetti is here with the story in case you missed it. >> my favorite mom in the world who used facebook to apologize for it children's bad behavior in a movie theater. purpose went viral capturing the attention of a woman she was apologizing to. that will also imam accepting the apology and praising her parenting. here is mrs. wood on fox and friends this morning. >> the intention was not to embarrass them. they are embarrassed. >> she embarrassed her kids but hopefully they learned their lesson. stuart: that is a very good story somebody calling out somebody else's kids in a nice way, not being harsh and fixing the problem. >> facebook connected them. she got in touch with the woman one and praising her parenting it is a field good story in the end but children don't feel so

good. stuart: here is what we have lined up for you for the rest of this hour. the man picked to replace john stuart on a daily show tweeted anti-semitic jokes and is out right condescending to americans and our way of life. you beat the judge. we bring you the story at 12:33. spring break debauchery right of passage or total overkill? dr. keith ablow on that today. the mainstream media showing their bias when covering the religious freedom law. brent bozell has approved. even david letterman got into last night. >> this is not the indiana i remember as a kid. i lived there for 27 years and folks were folks and that is all there was to it. now this guy froze a wrench into the monkey works.

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stuart: former gsa guy jeff neely, has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of submitting a false expense 3.. i want some details on this. liz: this was the poster child of government spending the lavish junk trip to las vegas and basically they were staying at a spa where they had a clown a bicycle riding expensive sushi and beef wellington so he faces anywhere from 6 to 12 months in prison for filing a false expense charge, over extending his stay. stuart: they thing he will go to prison. liz: i don't think he will go to prison but he will pay a fine, a is a to a quarter million bucks here. does this send a message? bathtub jeff is who we are talking about. some people say listen this will curtail training opportunities for government workers to keep crackdown on this heard venues like las vegas. this is all at taxpayer expense. stuart: i don't think the man

should go to prison. personal opinion. don't do that. liz: the head of the gsa were shown the door after the scandal. stuart: that is more like it. indiana governor mike pence came down hard on the media for its coverage of his state's religious freedom law. he might have been right. the mainstream media spin four times more time on coverage of indiana most of the negative than it had on the hillary clinton e-mail scandal four times more on indiana and hillary. here is research center founder brent bozell. you have the numbers for us. how bad was this bias? >> think about it. 52 minutes since friday the indiana story. meanwhile you have the hillary clinton story where we learned she scrubbed her computer is making it impossible for investigators to find out what was going on with the benghazi scandal. here we go one more time the

obama administration tampering with evidence. how in the world was in vienna more important than this. according to the media in was. then look more deeply. stuart: hold on. i think it was more important to the establishment media because it was fair way of sliming republicans in the forthcoming presidential election. if they can stick social causes social policy on to the republicans they can divert attention away from the sad state of foreign policy and the economy and help the democrats in 2016. i think the establishment media knew exactly what they were doing. >> you are absolutely right. this goes with the narrative of the far left which is war on women, class warfare, worn on gays war against people who don't want guns. on and on it goes.

this is the radical left and it is a distraction. they are not talking religious freedom. where were they on the opposite end of the plane when the obama administration said catholics had to abide by birth control policies theycoin when the obama administration said catholics had to abide by birth control policies they find repugnant to their faith. isn't it interesting you have so many stories about the far left where they go after corporate america when it is the koch brothers because they is greedy that is wrong they have their agenda but corporations supporting them and don't hear a peep. stuart: you and i have been talking about this for several years and i remember some years ago saying maybe things are going to change the establishment media will shift more towards the center and seal little light of day. i think i was wrong. i don't see any shift at all. >> so many examples of this.

and look at this story tim scott of apple, they are all talking about him and the courageous stand apple has taken that they will hold up projects in indiana but wait a minute. tim scott and apple are doing business in saudi arabia and you gone the and other countries where they kill gays. where is the discussion of this utter hypocrisy? stuart: what do you make of the following statement? the right has no problem with gays the left does have a problem with religion. >> no question about it. nobody is saying on a right that of a gay couple wants to have a wedding good they can't have a wedding if they want someone to make a mechanic the person can't make him a cake but what they are saying is if your religious beliefs make it impossible for you to do that you have a right

to honor your religious beliefs and there is nobody nobody on the other side defending people of faith. stuart: how do you see democrats at the moment? >> you're hearing it from me, just wait it is going to happen very soon where they are going to come after catholic priests and ministers in their pulpits for statements. stuart: i think you are right. i think they will go after the catholic church on the grounds that the catholic church gets tax benefits from the government and therefore should treat all people equally so gay couples should be allowed to marry in the catholic church and if they're not allowed the catholic church loses its tax protected status. that might happen. >> just saying catholics believe that in china when the government controls the catholic church in china there is no freedom of faith. more and more we're getting to that point in this country. it is rating that the government

believes it can intrude on religion and specifically the catholic church to tell the catholic church what it can and can't even believe, what am i saying? stuart: do you know when you and it the more popular guest on this program and we always thanks you for appearing with us. >> i love doing it. stuart: see you soon. let's talk about go daddy for a moment the company that lets you start your own web site through go daddy. remember when they put out those raise the commercials remember that one where the model was talking to a dorky kind of guy? haven't seen those ads for a while. have they changed their image now that they have become a publicly traded company?

stuart: new york city cop plain clothes caught on tape b rating and uber driver. watch this. >> you understand me? you understand me? stopped it with your mouth. stock it with that bull and

realize three vehicles have violations you committed. okay? do you understand me? i don't know what planet it is the planet. stuart: the moral of the story is doesn't matter who you are cop civilian you are being taped. everybody has a camera. you are on camera. if you miss the of chances are the world will know so watch it. deutsche bank said the airline from hold to buy. disappointing profit growth outside america. in part they blame the dollar. the airlines are down substantially, 4% three big ones. look at the share price of go daddy. they made their training debut turned down their ads from the racy ads with danika patrick, is that because they were during the to go public? dierdre bolton this year, host

of "risk and reward". is it true to state-owned down the ads? >> short answer yes. you have the founder saying if you can cut your browser if you want to open a 4 shop, stuart varney.com is what you need to buy and a lot of people get that done but if you type in go daddy and you do what i am all right with the that. stuart: i could never understand what those ads were all about. you had seen them, kind of reason no idea what they were for. >> that is what he thinks, not so much of the women but the puppy getting checked out of the back of the pickup truck. and a puppy gets a good home and gets sold. that is in line that accurately

starts out rage. not so much the sexy women. stuart: they are publicly traded company. >> they are doing well but they have close to $1 billion in debt and they are not profitable but they are the biggest in the world 13 million users and something like 30 million small businesses in the u.s. is where they are, that if you open your florist shop you are going to go to godaddy.com use it for e-mails and bookkeeping and conference your employees so that is their big bet. liz: small regional bank or allegheny technology. stuart: have i got time to fight with dierdre today? dierdre: of course you do. stuart: they are killing me. i have got to go. 1:00 excellent. dierdre bolton coming up in the following our 1:00 p.m. eastern

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17669. forty-nine and change as we speak. the price of oil is 49.96. a mere 5% gain. the price of gasoline has fallen. where is the cheapest in the land? i will tell you momentarily. fort collins colorado. by the way oil just did. $50 a barrel. the sale on oil deal talks going into overtime there. roll the tape. >> it if strategy. it is not a good strategy in your romantic life. it is not a good strategy in your professionally life.

you are dealing with a half tile treacherous and crafty opponent such as iran. stuart: he does say it straight. if iran gets a deal that remove sanctions, the price of oil goes way down. >> it is a long shot that they get a deal. yet to really make a final bottom. they put pressure on it. this would be a good reason to do it. >> does it imply that we will not get a deal and the sanctions will stay on iran? that is what that number is like. >> that is exactly what the market is saying. we have until june to get any framework ironed out. unlike lee.

stuart: i own some of it and you like it. >> love it. this is a buying opportunity. it has come back down. they will get earnings simply because of this and that. we think that it is a terrific opportunity. where apple was two years ago this is where microsoft is. stuart: i almost retired. you are looking for a ounce. >> this is absolutely a long-term play. stuart: you are very welcome on this program. you can come back anytime you'd like. trevor know what. the newly announced host of the daily show. in hot water because of his twitter history.

south africans know how to recycle like israel knows how to be peaceful. we have a comedian here with us. you think that he will be okay. >> i do not like him. i thought that a lot of the truths weren't knowing. however, he is a comedian. they would never find anybody in this out. every single comedian has done this. stuart: hold on a second. there are a couple of other tweets where he was really conned sending towards americans. >> flying over the middle of america. the turbulence is so bad. all the ignorance is rising through the air. stuart: i would say that that is

a classic error. >> when they cannot dig up anything, they will just try to go overly offenses and chop people and try to make them laugh that weight. i will let you know that if you go to an open mic for five minutes, you hear things way worse than this. >> is a guy who will take over the daily show host. >> fired because he is bad is one thing versus firing because he made a bad joke. it is different when you are a comedian. stuart: you support this guy in that job? >> i do not eat quiche at the fired in this sense. i do not inc. i will watch it. i do not have any faith in him.

stuart: jon stuart is supposed to have a hand in picking his successor. >> maybe he did. i don't know. this guy is young. stuart: who said no white guys? >> everybody. there are a million pieces. they are trying to decide. stuart: they are looking for a new host from the daily show. one of the ground rules is he cannot be a white guy. >> any little blog and you will find that if. stuart: jobs to workers have felt.

>> right. i guess that that was a bad thing. i guess that this is all we can do. i do not have faith in him. i will not watch shows. stuart: to reduce to a handful of jokes that did not land is not a true work flexion of my character nor my evolution as a comedian. >> i agree with that. you cannot say that this is this guy based on the street. stuart: we will be watching. i have to come see you do standup comedy. spring break. tens of thousands of college kids drinking. partying. letting loose. i will ask dr. keith ablow. is that such a bad thing.

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stuart: that is the annual new york auto show. it opened today. family is accusing lincoln of ripping off their design. >> first i want to show you some pictures did you tell me which is a bentley and which is the new car. what do you think?

built-in continental was called a copy. >> the blue one is the lincoln continental. that black one is the bentley. knowing your propensity for thrift that you could get this a lot less. >> what we are looking at, that blue car, that is a lincoln continental. is that correct? >> that is correct. they will build this car. look in the back seat. everything in chrome. stuart: that is extraordinary. i want more on this later in the day. i like the lincoln. thank you very much indeed. we have been all over this one.

young people going wild on spring break. dr. keith ablow is here. we have shown some scenes. drug taking. violence. sexuality right there on the beach. i say that it has gone too far. it is getting worse. where do you come in on this? >> i can understand youngsters letting loose dirt i also know that human beings have patterns. when trouble settles on one particular area or one particular week and when things become completely out of hand, it may be time to put a lid on that. if people are like lemmings jumping off the side of the cliff, sometimes you have to just put up barricades so you cannot get there.

>> i think that it is a police operation. >> it will not cut it for us. we will worry too much. >> sean hannity that was breaking a bot of this news, he is on the show tomorrow morning. a tv network. they target babies as young as six months old. you put the child in front of the tv. it keeps them quiet. i do not see anything wrong with a limited amount of tv in front of the screen. >> we do not know. i worry about it. i am not sure if it is cool to end up being a limited amount here it i do not know what check and balances are in place in

order to prevent that from happening. what i want to be in that business? >> no. i think that there are a lot of ways to make money in america. stuart: what kind of harm? if you put a young job in front of a tv screen 247 of course, the child will be harmed. a half hour heater, and our there, is that really that bad? >> the media is the question. when you assemble the pickles in a television image it is asking a lot of you. it is not so passive. at this time, when we meet to be in connection with each other when we need to teach kids to be moral, to have ethics, to have carried her essentially pouring

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stuart: and is april fools' day. and lot of companies put out fake reports. look at disney. they were transforming cinderella scandal into ulcers castle. then there is virgin. they've posted something about moving their headquarters to branson missouri. we figured it was a fake, but we figured we better call them to make sure of it. liz, i think that that crosses the line.

they should have admitted it was a joke. >> warren called and they did not say all april fools. this is kind of a lame april fools. it is kind of a flop. cindy around most castle. it is to promote a movie. >> 50 years ago the bbc did a report about spaghetti trees. there was a guy with garden shears going around clipping the spaghetti. tonight, jamie colby. here she is. she meets a woman. the battle of little big corn. check this out. >> we've got a call from a

friend. i remember that name because i had actually read the book. i was even more intrigue when i found out that there were all of these sketches and paintings that he had done. he caught a moment in time that nobody else was bothering to do. that is one of the reasons that it is valuable. >> remarkable pictures. >> they really are. the question is, what is it really worth eschenbach we may have found out who killed custer. to watch that episode and for all the people that are loving strange inheritance there are four episodes on tonight. i know that you will not need disappointed. >> we would not run for episodes if it was not.

>> i appreciate that, stuart. enjoying their inheritance is. >> are you doing an episode on stewart's favorite thing tractors? >> an amazing collection of tractors. i even drive one. this you have to see. fox news network. 9:00 o'clock. we will have more varney for you after this. ♪

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>> she's about her computers making it impossible for investigators to find out what was going on with that then got the scandal. how in the world was indiana more in portland in this? according to the media it was.

stuart: the mainstream media had a clear bias. my time is up. here is deirdre walton. >> thank you very much. cracking down on cyber criminals around the world. go daddy driving the market on its first day of trade. speaking of driving we will take you to the new york auto show. first, after indiana's controversial religious freedom law, parking backlash from major tech knowledge he companies. the arkansas legislature passed a similar bill. walmart has spoken out against it. here is the comment from a press conference earlier.