do you want donald trump to run for governor of new york? we will see you again on monday right here at 7 p.m. eastern. o'reilly is next. good night. the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> you you just get to know how he operates. he runs a pair -- paramilitary organization. >> reaction to governor chris christie's traffic scandal intense across the country. >> i had no knowledge. >> no doubt the governor is a billing political star. >> i am stunned. >> we will tell what you it means with geraldo and bernie goldberg. >> is that a gun? >> back off, bud. back up. >> let's take a walk. >> shocking criminal statistics apparently half of all black males under the age of 23 have been arrested. and 40% of young white men have been.

we'll tell you why. >> clean diaper, the house likey said, kids cuss, every kid does it. >> also tonight we will follow up the shocking story of a 2-year-old boy being prompted to say vial things. what does his mother think about the situation? >> he is a smart little boy. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. reaction to the christie scandal that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the governor of new jersey admitted yesterday that members of the staff ordered roads to the george washington bridge closed creating traffic chaos in the town of fort lee, this to punish the mayor of that town who did not endorse the governor for re-election. chris city had to hold a press conference, apologize,

admitting he was response cybil for what his staff did. the governor did say, however, that he did not know they were messing with the traffic. honest folks will accept that statement but, if it proves not to be true, the governor is done on the national scene. chris christie is a bonafide presidential contender in 2016 on the republican side so reaction to his problem is very interesting. the woman he defeated last november said this: >> when this first surfaced back in september, i was convinced that christie was directing it. get to know how he operates. he runs a paramilitary organization. >> on the other side, rush limbaugh no fan of christies opined in this manner. >> have any of the rinos, the republicans in name -- moderate republicans. have any republican establishment types come out

and said that they support christie? they haven't. >> our pal glenn beck also hammered christie. for hard line conservative americans the governor, i should say is unacceptable because is he a moderate and actually helped president obama in the last election. there is no question that christie is a danger to the democrats. his feisty style would put hillary clinton or whomever gets the nomination on the defensive. that's why the "new york times" and other democratic organs have labeled christie a bully and today the "times" stated that the traffic mess happened because christie's administration is, quote: vindictive, unquote. now, i don't know governor christie. never met him. and hasn't appeared on the factor. we would like him to appear, but so far he has said no. so i don't really know what he is like. i do know what his image is a no nonsense politician who does not suffer fools. that's refreshing to many republicans who are used to

politicians like mitt romney who are diplomatic to a fault. if christie runs for president, it will be a political brawl. and that is what some republicans want. bring the fight to the other side. so that's why a traffic controversy has erupted all across the country. christie is not liked by some conservatives, but he is feared by some liberals. so both sides are happy with the governor's conundrum. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, federal investigation of governor christie and his staff. u.s. attorney paul frishman has announced the justice department will look into the traffic deal. the problem is mr. fishman is a big time democratic donor who gave 2300 bucks to hillary clinton for president in 2007 and supported other democratic candidates. joining us now to react new jersey resident geraldo rivera who is growing a beard in solidarity with swhows spokesman jay carney lawsuit. >> the guy from "duck dynasty." >> that long? won't be able to see your tie.

>> boston red sox. >> you are a new jersey guy. you know the situation. you live near fort lee. the traffic was terrible. it was a bad deal. now the feds are involved. there could be criminal charges. this guy fishman though, is he a democrat, right? >> he is not only a democrat. is he a politically active person. he has given thousands and thousands of dollars not just to hillary clinton as you suggest, but also to virtually every candidate running. >> sphblrks so why would -- >> -- since 2007. >> why would the attorney general put this guy in charge? come on? >> he is the u.s. attorney. >> so what? he recused himself. >> i don't think so. because he has no connection to christie's conundrum. >> u.s. attorneys have stepped aside. >> u.s. attorneys are as political as any other political appointee. you have the republican or democrat. he could but i don't expect it. this is christie's worst nightmare the fact that this potent agency and the ironically the bitter irony, the very u.s. attorney's seat that he held, chris criminals city, prior to getting into politics this powerful newark office is now with all of the assets of the federal government now going through every

single page, every single email, every person that ever spoke to or about chris christie about the george washington bridge closure. >> yeah. >> i think it's a huge deal. and it is. >> could knock christie out if it's shown that he hasn't been truthful. here is what is ironic about. this one day after this break the feds are all over it. how about the irs? >> it's been almost a year since that story broke. >> well, that's interesting. why is it taking so long -- >> -- yeah. one day, again, if you think that politician -- >> --does not infusion prosecution, you are a lot of things if not naive. >> i know what's going on. the obvious corruption in the investigative process is pretty disturbing as well. >> this is a huge story for a lot of reasons. >> absolutely. >> the world's busiest bridge. 100 million users every year. not only the travelers but the commuters and the truckers, this vital link. >> 10 bucks to get across it. >> 13 bucks. >> where have you been.

>> 13 bucks. >> that's both ways. >> that's both ways. one way is 10. >> what if you are only going one way that's 13. >> dent have any money. they can't fix the bridge even though they have all those tolls. >> we love chris christie. i vote god are him twice. tony soprano of politics in the good way like having the mafia guy on your side. i didn't mean to imply that he is a gangster. is he a tough guy. is he a no nonsense guy. you want a republican like him to fight against the squishy liberals. buff he is definitely running scared right now. this is a cancer on his presidential aspiration. >> i don't believe that. >> i will give you this. >> unless he lied. >> january 21st, he has scheduled a party at ellis island to celebrate his second inauguration, his re-election by 63, i think, percent of the blue state huge. he was going to do it and may still be doing it ellis island, the statue of

liberty behind him, flags waving, what was it for? basically to announce to the country, the state, and the world that here is chris christie. he can get democrats to vote for him. is he running for president. >> here is why. >> that celebration will be subdued. >> here is why it was held on ellis island because you don't have to take the george washington bridge. [ laughter ] >> that's why it was scheduled. i believe christie when he he is -- says he doesn't foe about it? >> how can. >> you because i don't think is he a brazen liar. >> it took my cousin six hours to take the bridge. that story is multiplied. >> terrible, it's awful. >> is it reasonable to believe that he didn't know about what was happening in this. >> i believe it. >> traffic backed up for tens of miles. >> you have got me on tape now. i could be like people will mock me all day long. when a guy like that goes out and says i didn't know, i am believing him. >> would i ever in your name

do something controversial like that without tell you. >> staffers are bad staffers. we have all had them. >> these are people that are his key people they lied to him it's not the first time it has happened. they probably did it in his name, closed the world's busiest bridge. >> they goal to jail if fishman does a decent investigation. i'm telling you i am believing christie. >> they are going to get immunity, bill. they are not going to go to jail. give you immunity for prosecution if you testify what the governor knew when he knew it. >> you have got to have more backup than that you can't just say he did. you have to have backup. >> this is dangerous to chris christie who takes the bloom off that particular rose. >> you have got to shave that. you took 10 years older. you are already 80. >> someone else said that today you look 80 years old. do you want to look 90. >> i was looking too young. >> gravitas. >> people don't see this but is he limping around.

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. continuing now with the lead story. joining us from miami purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. media research center is out with christie media analysis and it has a pretty interesting headline. get to them in a moment with bernie. but do you believe christie lied? i mean, are you believing him when he says he didn't know about it? >> i have no reason to doubt him. no reason at all. >> that's the same thing. got to be fair about this. >> yeah. absolutely. if he is not telling the

truth. >> he is done. >> i totally agree with what you said, he is done. not almost done, totally done. i have absolutely no reason to doubt him at this point. none. >> okay. the media research center says that the network news went way overboard on the story, right? >> right. this incredible. in the last 24 hours, abc, nbc, and cbs news devoted 17 times more coverage, air time, 17 times more than they devoted are in the past six months to the irs scandal. >> whoa. >> 17 times more coverage. >> 24 hours. >> less than 24 hours. >> so what are we supposed to conclude from this. >> i think we all know. it's hilarious. so, i guess we are supposed to conclude that a traffic jam in new jersey, albeit a

massive traffic jam pulled off stunt of retribution by one of christie's aides we are supposed to believe this traffic jam is greater threat to democracy than the irs going after political opponents of the president of the united states during a presidential election. >> but it's worse than that and it ties in. >> on what planet? >> it's an amazing statistic and the media research center should be congratulated for uncovering it but it's even worse than that because we talked about the lead prosecutor, federal prosecutor is a big time democrat and it took holder, the attorney general, less than 24 hours. is he probably working with nbc and cbs and abc to launch an investigation. hadn't even done anything, anything and the irs thing. >> right. right. what has holder done on the irs scandal? >> nothing. >> for that matter, what has -- you know, christie at least fired somebody. president obama hasn't fired anybody for the obamacare

rollout, right? he hasn't fired anybody for the benghazi mess. he hasn't fired anybody for the irs scandal. and to the best of my knowledge holder hasn't launched any investigation. 10 seconds after this happens we have a federal investigation. by the way we know one of the reasons why this is happening but there is eakd reason i haven't heard any place ien and i would like to share with you, one reason, of course is, that chris christie could cause hillary clinton some problems in 2016. this is a perfect example of the media going after him for that reason. but the other reason is, journalists don't think anything is more important than themselves. and a lot of journalists use the george washington bridge to get to work every day. and believe me, that's one of the reasons this story is getting more play than hiro jima and nagasaki combined because if it effects journalists it's a big deal. >> now, christie himself,

i'm not giving him props for firing anybody, he had to fire them. he had to. >> right. >> all right. so i'm not saying. >> but he did. >> he did because he had to. the president didn't have to because we still don't know who screwed up in benghazi. >> hold on. hold on. >> he could have but he didn't. >> wait a second. bill, are you telling me that he didn't have to fire somebody for the obamacare rollout? >> no. >> come on. >> that was such a disaster. >> here is why he didn't have to do it. he is not running again. >> here is why he didn't have to do it. because the so-called mainstream media will never hold him to account. >> no. but his poll numbers went way down, okay. so obama took the hit among the folks. the folks who were paying attention. the folks who watch the factor and fox news channel, whatever. he took the hit. but he says so what? i don't care. i'm not running again. i will keep sebelius in there all day long even though she can barely find her way to the parking lot

it doesn't matter because he has got his job. christie is fighting for his political life right now. >> it just strikes me as odd that a traffic jam, as i say a massive traffic jam that should have never happened is a bigger deal than an irs scandal. by the way, you know, i wrote a column about this on my web site. can i read you a very very short post that somebody put on the web site? the guy identifies himself as seattle sam. i don't know if he is from seattle or his name is sam. very short. imagine if christie had said he would look into it and bring to justice those responsible and more than a year later absolutely nothing had been done? and imagine if christie had said what difference does it make now? that's a good point. the media jumps on christie for stuff that it has never held the president of the united states accountable for. that's the hypocrisy. that's the double standard that offends. >> maybe seattle sam should have his own cable show. bernie goldberg, everybody. lou dobbs on whether

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lou's the boss segment tonight, the unemployment rate fell to 7.6%. lowest in five years. the job market continues to shrink. how can that be possible in author of the brand new book "upheaval" that economic guru lou dobbs see him on the fox business channel. i'm not an economist. i see the big picture. unemployment drops. job report is 72,000 was way under what they expected. right? >> way under.

almost just about two thirds lower than what they had been expecting. 200,000. and the labor force participation rate, the number of people actually out there available for work declined again. half a million fewer people in the labor force. >> that means they retired, right? they are out of here. >> they retired or discouraged workers. >> how does the government know that? i mean, how do they know they are out oof the labor force. >> that's one of your trick questions, isn't it? >> no. it's a stupid, simple question. how do they know? >> they survey households. they survey employers. and they come up with their best estimate and we call that knowledge. >> okay. so, they say, by their estimate, a half million people aren't even looking for work anymore. while the unemployment work is dropping. bad news they are going to have to get money from some place. the fact is 6.7% gets us two tenths of a point closer to

the federal reserve saying, you know, we're going to start thinking about interest rates, except the fed has amended its statements and now says they will not be held to that 6. a%. so everybody is worried about rates going up because of that lower unemployment rate don't worry about it. >> my only indicator on the economy is how much money people are making. and the median income is either stagnant or down that's where it is. the controversy in florida as you may know about the state wants to drug test people who are getting welfare from the state. and the federal government says you can't do that it's an invasion of privacy. just theoretically what do you think? should it be drug testing for welfare? >> i think, no. because at least under these conditions, if we're going to drug test those who receive welfare, then we should have addiction programs that would be absolutely mandatory. by that time you start getting into a whole issue of coercion of the individual. you know, if -- >> but if i apply to fnc, if

they want to drug test he us they can. >> that's right. >> it's a private job. you have want to get drug tested. maybe you don't want to do that it's invasion of privacy. if you want the job you have to go through it? >> a matter of volition. >> if you want welfare, money from the state dobbs and o'reilly kicking in that money, then you have to have the same kind of standards as seeking a job. in both cases you are seeking compensation, dobbs. >> i understand what you are saying but here are the empirical facts one is that very few people are testing positive. >> yeah because dirty people don't test. that's a bogus. >> you think that's bogus? >> i think. so if you are on heroin, you are not walking in with the cup. or you are walking in with lenny's you know what. i mean, some of these people are dense but not that dense. >> now what are we going to do? what will be the penalty for going in with somebody else's pee?

>> they are not going to do anything with those people. there should be some kind of testing if they want compensation from dobbs and royale. they have to prove that they are clean, that they are not addicted. >> if they're not clean, then we -- >> -- then here is what they do. that's a good question you are asking me, dobbs, here is the answer. if you are not clean, you either go to rehab, all right, and then we will pay you your welfare, and if you don't, you don't get anything. >> and we just expanded the cost of welfare by adding treatment for addiction, which by the way. >> but that is cost effective. >> absolutely. >> you can add that cost because it will come off the welfare fraud that we have now with these people. look. have you ever been to certain neighborhoods when those welfare checks come in? go to newark, new jersey. >> i have been there. >> go there on welfare day. all the drug dealers are lined up in the -- in front of the check cashing places. they know when it's coming in. they know where the money is going. >> by the way, can i just say right now some people are writing headlines. o'reilly calls for expansion

of government. it's going to be big. >> drug rehab, should if you want it in this country should be able to get it. >> amen, i agree. >> the poll shows that two thirds of americans want the minimum wage upped. since only 6% of american workers get minimum wage, i say fine, up it. i don't think it's a big deal. and you say? >> i say it depends on how much you up it. >> 10 bucks. >> well,. >> 10 bucks is minimum wage in this country $10 an hour. >> 10.10 an hour. >> president started of with 9. >> 10 is going to be. >> going to be tough on folks running small businesses. on the other hand, i have to say this, if it's a small incremental increase, it's -- it will be all right. >> i'm willing to pay it and i have means so i know this is -- but i think americans in general would be willing to pay a few more cents for products to up it to 10 bucks. again, it's only 6%. i have got to go.

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shocking study by four american criminal justice professors. it says that nearly half of all black males under the age of 23 have been arrested in the u.s.a. and nearly 40% of white males in that age group have been arrested as well. the study examined data from 1997 to 2008. joining us now from albany, new york, sean bushway one of professors who conducted the study the doctor teaches at all burn state university. what are these young people being arrested for, doctor. >> we know people arrested for the first time it's the majority are for relatively minor crimes like property destruction, drug possession, or disorderly conduct. but we specifically excluded minor traffic offenses from the study. >> so no traffic beefs unless it's vehicular homicide or something like that. no just driving beefs. but it seems to be a shockingly high number. one out of every two young black males arrested? does that say something about the united states? are we in a decline of moral values? what does that say?

>> well, i think the first thing to realize is that there is a relatively unique estimate. there is only one other estimate that we have in the literature from. 1967, in fact, and at that time they estimated 34% of males in this country were arrested at least once by the age of 23. so, the current number is around 4 -- is around 40% from our study. so, you know, it isn't a new thing that this level of prevalence. and i think people have to be aware that when you are talking about arrests, this is a relatively common experience. it's not rare. having said that there has been an increase in the last 40 years and i think that's partly due to changes in policing practice. >> we want to make a couple of points. number one, arrest is not a conviction. you just studied arrests and not convictions. number two, there seems to be a racial aspect here. although, not as much as some thought. 38% for whites. auto% for blacks.

you know, that's high. that's a high ratio when you consider the unemployment rate for african-american young men much, much higher than whites. much, much higher. now, is this economically driven in your study? is it because we have an economy that's boom or bust? is that have anything to do with it? >> i mean, i think that in terms of the racial aspect, it's interesting that we didn't find a racial difference for women. and these numbers aren't as high as if you look at the racial disparities for arrest rates from the fbi. the difference is we are asking a different question which is what is the cumulative prevalence of at least one arrest. the question here is just the level of do you have an arrest as opposed to how many arrests or whether you have more serious arrests. the economy. >> >> definitely possible. >> men overwhelmingly commit most of the crimes in this country and are arrested for most of the crimes. it's like 5, 6 to 1 arrests women to men.

i'm wondering if it is a sign of the times here that we have deteriorated as a country because people are more accepting of bad behavior? and that's theoretical. i don't know whether you got into that or not. >> you know, i think that remember, the numbers aren't that different than what we found in the 1960's. so it's hard to argue that this has been a dramatic shift. in terms of you know, we may be less tolerant of certain types of crimes than we were in the past. i don't know how many people got arrested for dwi in the 1960's but more people get arrested for that now. shifting standards and drug possession. i mean, during the 80's and 90's we saw dramatic rates for certain crimes. that's part of what you are picking up here. >> all right, doctor, we appreciate you coming on tonight. new gallup poll points how many are liberal, how many conservative and how many moderate? gutfeld and mcguirk sorting all of that out next. [ male announcer ] this is betsy.

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23% liberal. but that liberal number is up 4 points since the year 2000. with us now to react the always perper cacious spers pierce perspicacious greg gutfeld and bernie. >> taxes are revenue and abortion is women's health. it's a cozy little cause tomb you can put on. there is no incentive to say that you are a conservative because people, it's mean. people would rather be santa claus than the grinch. >> you are talking from manhattan point of view now. >> yes. >> if you are in mississippi and you are saying you are a liberal it's not real warm and cozy down there. >> there are certain little liberal enclaves around the world. >> there are and that's for sure. this number 23%, why do you think mcguirk we have a liberal president and a liberal senate when only less than a quarter of americans say they are liberal? because these guys in office, in power right now, read -- reid and pelosi and

biden these are about as liberal as you can get. >> they are. but i think that the reason why it's increased because liberal used to be for a while there was like an epitaph. and since it's come around now to -- it's more positive. connotes more positive things. >> in the urban centers. >> in their minds. they are acknowledging, yes, we are liberal. liberalism and a lot of these moderates identify with the liberals which is why they vote for them. liberalism rooted in emotional feel good mentality whereas conservatism more logical and rational. it makes sense. you can't spend more money than you have. you can't let too many immigrants in the country or jobs will go away. let's spend the money now because we have to. let's let the illegals in and let's not do stop and frisk because it hurts people's feelings but if they knew the facts that it saves lives, then they would say, you know expblnchts i agree with liberalism much more theoretical than conservatism. the moderates are growing

and independents, i'm one, that's a growing nation. some people say you are a coward if you are a moderate because you won't take a stand. you won't be a hard core conservative or a hard core liberal. you are kind of wishy washy. and you are a rino. >> yes. that's evil to be a rino the other part of it though is the media's role in this. if you say that you are a conservative, essentially you are saying that you eat babies. you are. >> for the media. >> creates a disconnect about what people say and what people really feel. so you may say you are a liberal, but you may not be. >> a aapostasy by the way. >> 53% of american adults who have children 18 or younger eat with the family six or seven nights a week. that's a lot. that's a lot. there is a chart. okay.

so 81% either four, five, six, seven nights a week they're eating with ther chins. >> that's a lot of numbers. >> that's surprisingly, pleasantly surprised. it's refreshing is what it is. >> you have you ever eaten with an urchin. have you ever seen what happens? >> i don't think we are going back to the 50s, the leave it to beaver era. what are they talking about at the table? >> they are not talking about anything. they are texting. i put chech up on an urchin's machine the other day. >> that's true. >> when they do talk they are talking about mom wants to get new breasts dad's vasectomy. >> where do you live mcguirk? where do you live? >> why johnny steals half the xanax from the medicine cabinet. that's what they're talking about. it's not norman rockwell. >> what do you say mcguirk? gutfeld, you guys look the same. >> i eat with my family every night. it's a group of dolls that i made that look like the cast from facts of life. >> i thought you were going to say it's a cast of five. did you have bagels before

the show? >> cast of five. that's your family. >> didn't you have bagels before the show. >> of course we do. >> don't you eat with beckel. >> it's beautiful. >> eating with beckel? you have got to rent like 80 napkins. >> lose a finger, too. >> you both say this is a positive development that people should eat with the urchins even though the urchins are texting? >> texting each other across the table. >> unbelievable. my late father, i can't imagine him watching what's going on with these -- he would take that machine -- i don't even want -- i don't want to get into it the boys are going to be back in a moment with the pinheads of the week. factor tip of the day has to do with the tv program jeopardy this evening. we are coming right back. this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make.

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back of the book segment tonight. pinheads of the week. here once again gutfeld and mcguirk. gutfeld, i understand have you chosen a guy named jesse myerson who wrote an article in rolling stone magazine saying young americans should become communists. >> i identify economist and happy to defend my political identity but basically the backlash didn't -- all about my political identity and almost none of it never mentioned the thing that i wrote. >> thank god it didn't. so why are you making this guy meyerson famous, gut feldt. >> that kind of heinous stupidity deserves a spotlight. here you have a dweeb advocating brutality. not the masculine monsters, it's always the academic that advocates the death of millions. and he is laughing. is he laughing over 110 million people that died last century. all of us nobody ho somebody

affiliated to a communist or socialism in their background that know misery. this guy thinks it's funny. >> he wants to seize property and do all this stuff. >> seize property, income and guaranteed work. the way that he laughs like a high school girl at the galleria. >> you don't like him. he is a pinhead of the week. >> yeah and he will be quickly forgotten. >> mcguirk has chosen the president of the united states. >> i meet a lot of people as president of the united states. and as a candidate for president of the united states. and as a u.s. senator and as a state senator. i meet a lot of people. and i can't -- i can't name a time where i met an american who would rather an have unemployment check than the pride of having a job. >> not buying it, huh? >> well, listen, and i say -- he is named pinhead with all due respect. i like the guy i really do.

first of all, he signed the bill terminating the unemployment extension benefits for the people along with the cutting the veterans benefits before he went on vacation along with congress and he did nothing about it along with congress and he did nothing about it. now, all of a sudden they come back, filled with compassion after the holidays after surfing on the beach. but the naivety is stunning, he never met a person who would rather have a job, listen, i got somebody at solyndra -- before i went to college, i had crappy jobs and got terminated. >> all you have to do is look at the disability scandal, the payments that have gone off the charts. >> and i do think they should extend the benefits, but to say you don't know anybody who abuses the system, is just extreme. >> there are a lot of people who

don't want to work. >> my pin head is going to be controversial. it is a 16-year-old girl, unfortunately, this girl in omaha had a baby at age 14, all right? the baby is two. last night we ran videotape of the baby, all right, saying bad words that were being prompted to him, in the house. in the baby's home. all right? here is what the mother said about it. >> he had a clean diaper, the house was clean, and like they said, kids cuss, every kid does it. that video was not me, it was a person that came to my house and recorded it. so for everybody that thinks i'm a bad mother, i'm not. i'm a good mother to my son and i teach him a lot, he is very smart. >> the girl is a pin head, number one, has a baby that i guarantee you she can't support. number two, there are people in her house with video cameras taping her 2-year-old saying

obsceni obscenities, and she doesn't know about it or stop it. and she is a good mother. are you kidding me? thank god social services has taken the baby out along with the other what? three children in this case? >> she is out. >> but they haven't charged her or i don't know if there is even a guy living there. there are a lot of people around it. so am i being too mean here, gutfeld? >> well, i don't know, she had a baby so if you're pro life you should salute that. but it is passing judgment on whether the questionable behavior is actually worse than the questionable or bad behavior. >> we should consider handing out birth control in some schools. >> i think it is already happening? >> it is? >> yeah, you can get it in middle school in some places. this is about an under class of americans that the media won't talk about. all right? 14 years old?

14 years old? and you're going to have a baby? you're having unprotected sex if you're 14? and then the baby is walking around saying the most vile things imaginable, you're the mother and then you're telling me you're a good mother? think about the baby, how it will turn out. >> think about the people who have to live around the baby. >> i'm thinking all about the baby and i hope the state of nebraska can protect that child. all right, gentlemen, as always, thank you. and the tv program jeopardy and "the factor," the tip, moments away. low prices, we can afford to take more trips this year.

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