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♪ my bell. bill: and you will not believe it. the state of rhode island says children can strip for money even on school nights. is it legal has been investigating. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. the collapse of the president's health care plan. that is the subject of the memo. the "wall street journal" says quote: bill the folks are catching on as well. according to the latest gallup u.s.a. poll americans now disprove of the way obama is handling health care 50% to 49%.

59% say the president is spending too much money. 52% oppose his expansion of the government. things are going south for president obama. david brooks see a collapse on the entire left. quote: bill: now, tomorrow night, president obama will try to save his health care vision press conference. he will not succeed. americans understand that the essential force of this country is freedom, not big government

micromanaging what we can and cannot do. mr. obama does not get that he is still using his power to demand his vision of social justice. >> if you attach a surtax to people making 280,000 or more. isn't that, in fact, punishing the rich. >> no, it's not punishing the rich. the way i look at it is if i can afford to do a little bit more so that a whole bunch of families out there have a little more security when i already have security, that's part of being a community. bill: wrong. that's being forced to fund obama's vision of what's fair. being part of a community means voluntarily helping your neighbors by charitable acts and donations. we americans lead the world in that. look, the feds need to provide convict oversight on the health care industry. it's out of control. the price gouging, sleazy lawsuits, insurance cons and the like need to be policed. weave all know that. guidelines for fair medical treatment need to be established so the folks can catch a break. all of that is true.

but president obama and his gang cannot run the health care industry and if they try, they are going to create chaos for the entire nation. the folks know that. and that's why the president is taking a beating. he doesn't understand that freedom trumps ideological legislation. and that is the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction for this. with us now jamie floyd and tara. both are democratic strategist who support president obama. jamie, i'm glad you are here. you worked with hillary clinton on the first health care fiasco. this is day jaw view all over again as joking guy berra said, is it not? we in the clinton white house, spent weeks, in fact months preparing legislation that we then sent up to the hill here, president obama has suggested some broad policy proposals to those on capitol hill who have now devised some legislation. >> we are have this debate

somewhat in a vacuum. bill: here is why it is similar. here's why it's the same thing. people come up to me and say hey, bill, what's this health care thing all about? i don't know. you don't know. tara doesn't know. nobody knows. it's more than a thousand pages coming out of the house. nobody knows what it says. everybody knows it's a trillion dollars over 10 years but nobody knows what it's going to do. obama says it's not going to change your health care. other people say it is. this insurance is going to go out. people don't like confusion. this is mass confusion. >> we know it is about ensuring the uninsured. we know -- we know it is going to cost money and be honest about that. bill: it's going to change our lives. >> we know it's 17% of the american economy. that he was why. bill: but those are all stats that don't matter. >> it does matter. bill: no, no, it doesn't matter. here is why it doesn't matter. >> feel the effect of it and we have to be honest about that. bill: we are honest about it and why americans are turning

against it very quickly they don't understand it themselves. >> i actually agree with you. bill: no 50% against. 44% for. ok. go ahead. >> i agree with you the process behind the scenes has gotten ugly. that's the fact. there are different initiatives coming out. people are confused. what the democrats need to do is to settle on a bill that works. try to build consensus around it and get the message out. bill: a bill that people can understand. >> ht 3200 my boss is a co-sponsor of that bill. federally qualified health care centers. bill: i like the idea but both of you are dodging the issue. >> they are in the black. bill: this is a key issue, this is why the polls have changed in one week. americans want to know about their situation. how is it going to effect my family? do i have to pay more or less? what am i going to do? is my boss going to pay? am i going to pay? who is going to pay? nobody knows that.

obama failed to lead. look, there is a lot of rhetoric going on. his theory that health care should be fair and accessible to americans is correct. it's correct. he can't -- either he doesn't want to or he is not smart enough. to ache particular could you late. go ahead, tara. i have to refute that. come out with legislation. bill: and they blew it. miner people have been investigating. this that's why there is also a lot -- absolutely. the tax on insurance benefit that's gotten blown up. that's gotten thrown out of the window. that's a beautiful thing. >> as part of the democratic process. >> complicated world. people want to know what they are going to buy how much it's going to cost them and who is going to pay for it none of those questions are answered.

none of them. >> the president is going to lay that out. hr-5200. >> different ideas to come to the table. >> it's going to be magical -- it's not going to be magical. it's going to be difficult and hard. bill: i predict. nobody will understand it i'm going to be on at :00 lye. you be here ladies and gentlemen, please. i will be here 9:00 live after obama takes his 13 questions. to convince us that his vision of a socialized medicine in this country, big government running the health care industry is going to help us. if he does that, i am going to be stunned. 30 seconds. >> big government is not going to run the health care industry. bill: who is going to run it. >> more competition. we are going to create an exchange through this bill. bill: an exchange. >> there will be one government run insurance company that people can choose.

bill: if that happens, i would support that. >> that's what the bill says. >> it's a public option. not a public mandate and competition is good. bill: if that happens, if can he lay it out. glenn beck uses the dolls and everything he has got. if he can do that, then i will say i am wrong. i think tomorrow night at 9:00 we will be just as confused as we are now. ladies, thanks very much. we appreciate it. american soldier captured by the taliban. there may be more to this story than we have been told. ralph meters has the latest. childrenes, kids, can legally strip in bars

bill: impact segment tonight on june 30th, 23-year-old private berg dawl was separated from his unit in afghanistan. later the taliban announced they

captured the soldier. now they are using him as propaganda tool. there may be more to this story. joining us from washington lt. colonel ralph peters. ok. why don't you just lay out what you think happened here first of all. >> well, let's lay out what our military knows happened, bill. first of all, i asked a very senior military leader for a yes or no answer. is pfc bergdahl a desserter? the answer was yes. according to the military code of justice at a minimum he is awol in a war zone. he told that story on the videotape and the tall back about getting separated from a unit during patrolled army also knows he left his outpost, his buddies in the hours of darkness, left his weapon behind of his own volition. that's what we know. the story about patrol is

nonsense. bill: let's stop there. you have a guy in the middle of nowhere, you know afghanistan. i have been there it's not a place where you can just like leave and then go to the 7/11 and hitchhike. it's desslat. he leaves his weapon and goes out some place. number one that tells me that he is crazy, colonel. he is a nut. nobody does that. >> he may be mentally disturbed. he may have been distraught. he may have been having trouble with his buddies. he may have had afghans tell him oh we can get you out of this. we don't know that i'm sticking to what i know, bill. high ranking military -- bill: you are an experienced war commander. >> no i am not. i have never commanded at war time. bill: i thought you have patrolled. >> i have been on patrol. i don't want to be a leftist and claims claim things i didn't do. bill: you are experienced soldier in the field. >> ok. bill: you know that in the military, particularly in the middle of a war, when you are in

a place that is just totally out of control. there is nowhere to go, all right? you leave your weapon and go with anybody away from your unit, there has got to be something mentally wrong with you. it can't be distraught. it can't be my girlfriend sent me a letter, breaking up. it's got to be i'm totally out of my mind. that's what i think this guy is i think he is crazy. >> he may be. warfare is a realm of emotion. not of logic. people do absolutely crazy things. they do things in the. let me tell you why i got so angry about this. i will make it clear. two things i should say number one. i don't want to raise false hopes but actually i think the taliban is pretty smart the propaganda value. >> i think there is a chance we will see him in another propaganda video. he may well be released. but, my anger is that the media

has been turning this -- not necessarily awol in combat zone and some kind of hero. why does it make me angry? because we know bergdahl's name. how many know the soldiers and marines fighting through crippling injuries at our military hospitals. the names of those who came home with flags over their coffins because they did their duty. they get no media attention. bergdahl gets it all. bill: i don't see anybody in the media glorifying him. >> yes. obviously air america, et cetera cetera. they paint him as a virtual hero. they are not questioning. the other networks aren't doing the investigative work say what's the circumstances. can we talk to the guys in his unit? now, the army is being quiet about this for a very good reason. bill: they are embarrassed and they want to get the guy back. >> that's important. it's also a legal case.

as a minimum this is a court martial offense. of course we may just put him on oprah's couch if we get him back. we will see. bill, for me, i was angry when this broke because i felt the media were glorifying a guy who abandoned his buddies in combat. can i guarantee you his buddies are not happy because he shamed his unit. three, if we want to pay attention to anybody, let's pay attention to our real heroes. now, on that videotape, he lied and he lied. bill: all right. >> for the enemy's benefit. bill: thank you very much. thank you. directly ahead, is it legal working overtime now reports are the florida couple with 17 children was murdered by a hit team. it was an assassination. we will have the latest. and then, glenn beck a bit upset. >> get off my phone, you little pinhead! i don't care. you people don't care about the trillions. get off the phone!

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bill: beginning there is something very strange about the story. seven people, there they are, have been arrested and charged with first degree murder. that is highly unusual in a home invasion situation. one theory making the rounds couples were victims of a hired killing a hit squad may have assassinated them. with us now is our legal team attorney and fox news analyst lis wiehl author of the book "face of betrayal" good beach read and attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. one of the reasons i want to make everything clear we have that kid blacked out 16 being

charged with murder in florida. the authorities say the hit team assassination thing is bs, correct? >> the sheriff's office told us that is not a motive that we are pursuing. they didn't this report that was in the daily beast citing two unnamed sources who they said were position of know. publication said this was, according to one of the people involved, a contracted hit. that the price was between 20 and 50 grand and that this guy, i guess, leonard gonzalez who is 35 years old, according to everybody, was the main guy behind the operation. bill: trigger guy and they could steal whatever they could steal on top of the 20 to 50 grand. bill: if that were the case they wouldn't need seven people to hit them. i don't believe that for a second. now we understand wiehl that the drug enforcement agency is on it. and that raises all kinds of questions. obviously, it's a local crime in florida. the feds come in. what do you know about this? >> why are the feds coming in? why would the d.e.a. be coming in unless there is some drugs

involved. apparently prescription drugs in the safe that was taken. but these are like kid prescription drugs, you know, because they all h. all these children with special needs. bill: it's not that. >> it's got to be something more than that we also know, it's been reported anyway that the couple was having financial trouble to the point where they actually sued their own son for child support of another child, a granddaughter. there is a lot of stuff coming out here. bill: so we don't know why the d.e.a. is down there then? >> no. but the d.e.a., the drug enforcement agency, come on, they are there. bill: there has to be some kind of suspected trafficking component in that. >> the fbi is already involved. just want to get the feds involved you have that. bill: why is the fbi involved. >> looking at the surveillance pictures to glom on those surveillance pictures. >> there may be a question about whether this crime crossed state lines. that's always an excuse for the feds to get involved. the thing that jumped out in me in all the articles i was reading in preparation for tonight. that is this weird behavior by one of the victims bird billings ohio hadn't heard about before who apparently tried to

copyright the names of those children and whenever the division of child and family services would send him a letter about the children, inquiring about their status, he would send them back a threatening letter demanding tens of millions of dollars for the use of the children's names in the letters dcsf was sending to him. i don't know what that tells us. it raises a question about one of the victims' mental state that i had not yet heard. bill: the whole thing is insane. we will unravel it we want to give everybody an update. here is a very interesting thing. in italy there was a young woman who was dating and then she decided to become a nun, all right? a sister. >> good for her. bill: she entered to study to become a sister. all of a sudden her exboyfriend who didn't want her to become a nun, wiehl, did what? >> he put nude pictures of her up on facebook, you know. bill: worldwide? >> worldwide. now the problem is though i may be going to hell for this, bill. you have to tell me.

bill: i don't know if i have that kind of connection. i will try to find out. >> she doesn't have a case. because these pictures were taken on vacation where obviously she consented to them being taken on a public beach. bill: is this topless. >> oh. bill: it's everything? >> i disagree. she doesn't have a case for invasion of privacy or copyright. she could sue for intention of emotional distress. that's the claim. you need extreme and emotional conduct. she poses for a private photo with her then lover, before she was a nun. now this guy, to prevent her from becoming a nun post them in international forum for everyone to see. you have got a pretty good argument. bill: does facebook have any responsibility? >> facebook has told us they are going to take the pictures off. bill: i think they already have. >> they have taken them down. bill: do they have any responsibility to make sure these pictures don't get up in the first place. >> they have a policy we don't allow nudity. they have an obligation to live up to the policy. if they don't, you can't sue

them. bill: bottom line on this story is, number one, the privacy rights of everybody in the world are gone. would you both agree? >> well, certainly if you are posing out there and. privacy rights of everybody in the world are gone. if somebody can take a picture of you through a window, through a keyhole. >> but that's not true. that's not true. that's different. bill: they can put it on an internet site, and you can't get the site. you might be able to get them. >> can't get the site, true. bill: but if you don't know who they are, which is very -- look, wherever i go, and i'm not saying this out of any conceit. people are taking pictures of me with their little cell phone cameras. i smile, i walk, i keep moving. i don't do anything. but i can't stop any intrusion even on my own property. >> no in a public place. it's a totally different story. you have a zone of privacy still even if you are a public figure. >> the damage is already done. the pictures are already on

facebook. we have the espn reporter. bill: that's what i'm trying to get at. everybody should understand that privacy in the world is gone. they get your medical records, they get anything, psychiatric records, they are going to throw it on anonymously. particularly if you don't know who they are, it's going to go out there. and that really has been the worst thing about the internet. >> well, that's the problem is that the courts have given them blanket immunity to the web site providers. bill: ladies back in a moment with the shocking story out of rhode island. this is hard to believe this is happening in america. children in rhode island are legally entitled to work as strippers in night clubs. and then: glenn beck gets a little frenzied on the radio. he will be here to analyze his he will be here to analyze his own behavior. you have questions. who can give you the financial advice you need? where will you find the stability and resources to keep you ahead of this rapidly evolving world? these are tough questions.

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bill: continuing now with is it legal and this situation is simply shocking. the state of rhode island is a very liberal place. some of the laws there are flat out disturbing. earlier this year providence police are investigating a 16-year-old run away who was found working as a stripper in a nightclub where alcohol is served. turns out that rhode island says it's ok. the children are legally entitled to strip for money as long as, quote, they are home by 11:30 on school nights. unquote. you can believe it? shouldn't the authorities check their home work sh work, too? >> so shocking how can this

happen? >>this is ridiculous. basically it was a loophole in the law. they said, you know, you are allowed to strip and they forgot to exclude people under the age of 18 from it. bill: it's more than that and the d.a. said the law says it has to be lewd or indecent and this doesn't qualify. bill: that's what the d.a. said. they didn't base it upon a loophole. they based it upon the age of consent in rhode island is 16. so that you can consent to any activity as long as it's not illegal. >> it is still illegal to photograph it you can have sex illegally in rhode island but if you photograph it or somebody films it, that's unlawful. if you take off your clothes in a strip club that's fine. bill: you can get them with the alcohol business, wiehl, you should be able to get them. you can't have people on the premises where alcohol is served. >> guess where they say that in nevada. las vegas says that. you can't have kids under the age of drinking age anywhere near alcohol. so here in las vegas, which is supposed to be this crazy place, it's not allowed. but, let me tell you another

thing in doing the research for. this it's even worse than just the stripping. because in door prostitution, whatever that means. >> can't solicit on the street. trust me. don't you know this? >> they come in and you -- behind closed doors it's ok. bill: prostitution is legal in rhode island. >> here are these young girls, as you said, a run away one of these 16-year-old. bill: even for a 16-year-old? >> run away. ha, buddy, let's go in the back. bill: so a lot of people don't know what this industry is. some of these dancers not only take off their clothes but afterwards they make arrangements with the customers. so if you are 16 and then you go and make an arrangement in rhode island, not only you can strip but you can be a prostitute. >> the employer can't set it up for you but you can set it up. bill: kelly, how could they possibly say you have got to be out thereof by 11:30? >> it's ridiculous. o. on a school night. >> i think lis may be wrong in that. d.a. would say now we are in the

category of lewd behavior. bill: if prostitution is legal. >> they are not going to go after her. the question is going after the employer. that's where you start. she is right. indoor prostitution is legal in rhode island. it got started years ago thanks to some woman who is 72. she is a former hooker. she is sitting at home in her home in washington state with a cat named lovie dovey. bill: is legal prostitution on a school night. >> before 11:30. bill: oh my god. >> to be fair the lt. governor of rhode island has come out and said this is ridiculous. bill: you might want to fix it in the ocean state. all right. south carolina. 13-year-old kid, kelly, weighs 555 pounds. his mother has been charged with what? >> child neglect. we talked about this before. i don't change my position. absolutely right move by the authorities. 555 pounds is morbidly obese. his mother had no business allowing her child to get to that point. she was warned repeatedly. they tried to work with her.

they gave her a plan to help this kid get in better shape. this kid is not knocking on death's door and this mother is blaming it on oh, is he sneaking snacks. guess what, you don't get that heavy without help from mom and dad. she should be held responsible. she needs parenting classes. he needed the state's intervention. >> she may need parenting classes and help. she needs help not prison. if you send this kid to prison. is he going to get more depressed. bill: the kid is already in the foster home. >> get him out of the home which they did. >> single mother with three jobs. >> look what a job she did. >> we have no idea what medical issues he may have. he may have throid issues and million different things that have nothing to do with her parenting. >> why don't we know? because the mother didn't get him tested. she didn't bore to look out for her son. >> how about the fact they said you show up in court or we are throwing new jail. she got scared. >> she made a run for it. bill: how can you make a run for it if you are 555 pounds? >> ignored the court order and

lis is arguing this. bill: lis is a liberal. that's what liberals do. >> and she loves lawsuits. a liberal who loves lawsuits. >> bring her back and give her help. get the kid help. don't put her in jail. bill: send to you south carolina and you are going to be put in charge of this whole thing. get her help and get the kid -- you go to the gym a lot, right? >> exactly. i did boot camp class. come on. come on, kelly. want to come with me? >> so wrong on so many levels. bill: we are laughing. it's a serious situation. if you are a parent you have to make sure that your children are physically the best they can be. it's obviously not happening. i think it was a drastic case, wiehl. i think that's why they charged her. i probably would have done the same thing. i think they tried the other stuff and it didn't work. ladies, always a pleasure. we come right back, glenn beck had a caller on his radio program have quite a shootout. you will hear it then, the great american culture quiz the bad

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bill: at your beck and call segment tonight, last week the beck guy was on the radio when he got a call if from a woman who criticized his views on the obama health care plan. >> this isn't an industrial country in this world. >> in this world. >> that doesn't have health care. what the hell is wrong with you. >> we are the only country in the world where leaders come from every other country to get health care when they can't get the right kind of health care in their own country. >> i'm asking you a logical question and you are not -- >> -- i'm giving you a logical answer. >> you don't have logic. >> you are right. >> where is your logic? what would you do? i'm asking you, what would you do to change this healthcare system for the better? after all, every time you people bring up costs, you don't care about the trillions of dollars to bail out the banks and all the credit card companies. >> cathy, get off my phone!

get off my phone, you little pinhead! i don't care, you people don't care about the trillions -- get off the phone! i'm going to lose my mind today! bill: after that beck went to the doctor. he is the author of the big best selling book "common sense" which he showed there in dramatic form. >> oh, come on, that was common sense, bill. what are you going to do? bill: analyze that. >> i think that was common sense. i think there is only so much you can take before blood shoots out of your eyes. bill: is that it? >> every time "you people" you don't care about the cost. this woman has never listened to me before. bill: she sounded like a fan. she sounded like she loved you. >> all these people. you don't care about the cost. you don't care about the big bailouts. that's all i have been talking about since october. bill: but you went a little overboard! >> i think it's time.

bill: was that just theater? >> no. i think there are times this country is so unhinged from common sense and pinned right directly to politics that i think my head is going to explode. i should wrap my head in duct tape all the time. bill: you vented than woman who wanted to have a discussion. >> she should call mpr bill don't you want dissent on the glenn beck radio program. >> yes. i do. not just pinheads. bill: i do get royalty for you calling her a pinhead? >> i thought about it. no. huh-uh. bill: here, let me play devil's advocate here. >> here is your royalty. i never travel without cookie dough. >> that's because you look like the dough boy, right? >> seriously, do you recognize it? that's my brother. look. he looks exactly like him. bill: i want to play devil's advocate here, right? >> yeah. bill: if people are listening to your show they will say he lost

the debate because he he threw a tantrum. what do you say. >> it sucks to me losing the debate. bill: you don't care about losing the debate. >> i don't really care. here is the thing. if you want to really have a conversation about health care, let's have a conversation about health care. you know what? may i? because i saw the talking points. i think i may actually have to kiss the ring. bill: they were good. >> oh my gosh, seriously. bill: but i didn't yell! sometimes i do i have. here is who i yell at. liars, that woman wasn't. and i yell at people who are hurting kids. and i yell at people like barney frank. >> i think she had pickle forks. i think she had kids and poking them with pickle forks i just didn't hear it. bill: yelled at people like barney frank who has done enormous damage and won't tell the truth. they deserve it. >> you and i know are seminar callers. that woman never listened to me.

how could you. bill: how i heard adulation in her voice. >> you have spent two seconds watching or listening to me. all i talk about is what are we doing these bailouts for? how are we spending all of this money? >> she sounded like a classic liberal woman who thinks you are a bar baron. >> she is right. bill: we had harry alford, the head of the black chamber of commerce last night on the factor. >> he was great. bill: you dealt with this in a circular way in the program with the barbara boxer thing. roll the tape on that. >> i think we start with desert, something yummy. ok? the head of the national black chamber of commerce. he was -- he got reamed out by senator barbara boxer and then he reamed her out and it was fantastic. it's like pudding, watch. >> i don't like it. i take offense to it. >> ok. >> as an african-american, and a veteran of this country, i take

offense to that. bill: ok. so you were eating pudding because it was comforting to you? >> this is like. are you kidding me? that's like conservative porn. that's barbara boxer. i want to put berry white on and listen and go oh yeah, barbara. >> you had to have a comfort food in order to enjoy the movement. >> celebration. >> started that program by saying sometimes you have to have meat and potatoes. mom said you have to eat your broccoli. sometimes when dad was there we would start with desert. i haven't seen that happen before. you have seen that happen? bill: no. >> no. that was fantastic. i loved that. bill: we invited senator boxer on the program. >> i know she didn't come on. >> you know i invited him on the program. he didn't return my call. ill. bill: he doesn't like you. you know why? he doesn't like pudding. that's why he didn't come on he is afraid of it. >> he should be. bill: in my talking points

tonight i said it and conservatives have gotten mad at me for saying this that the government does have to provide oversight to the health care industry, that there is price gouging. there are insane lawsuits. the system is broken. >> yeah. i would agree with you. >> the feds have oset up apparatus where they put out what's fair for an aspirin. not $10 and down the line to protect the folks. do you agree with that? oversight, not management. >> i was trying to answer the question and he gets all hostile. i think, up until the aspirin part, you would have to talk to me on the aspirin part. here is what the government has to do. this is in the little charter we used to call the constitution. what they do is they guarantee us the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. in other words, i don't have to sit at my farm while i am plowing the field and worry about if s. there somebody molesting my children in the house. the government is going to make sure they take care of the criminals. they help me so people aren't ripping me off. they don't do anything else. but they make sure that people aren't getting ripped off.

they make sure, look, there is going to be screwballs out there. people who are too stupid to understand that you can't, you know, cookie dough is going to make you fat. the government doesn't have to tell you hey, don't eat the cookie dough because it's going to make you fat. i say hey, fats so, have some more. if you die, it's your fault. bill: but we have to pay for it a lot of times because people don't have any money. >> that's a problem. you know what? bill: but you are not a crazy guy and let people die in the street. >> here is what happens. bill: 30 seconds. >> on the fat thing if you have to be cut out of your house by the firemen and i realize that somebody has been in your house feeding you the whole time and you couldn't get off the couch yeah, it sucks to be you. we will tape it back up. find your own way to the hospital. bill: i agree with that if you abuse yourself. right now the system picks up those tabs. >> you are right. bill: there he is. bad girls part 2. the great american culture quiz. attacking swimmers in san diego. we are not kidding. we are going to send beck out to

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[screams] >> she is coming. she's coming. >> harry,. >> can't you do anything right? >> what are you doing? [screams] >> don't be stupid your whole damn life. bill: wow, i don't know if that is environmentally friendly. ms. hannah appeared with jack lemmon and walter matthew: cards up, please. and the answer is correct. grumpy old men. steve: my nickname. bill: bad girl singer courtney love usually gets plenty of attention ♪ get what i want

♪ i never wanted -- ♪ when they get what they want ♪ they never at the present time again ♪ take everything. bill: i have that album. [ laughter ] bill: how many times has ms. love been arrested? bill: karzai up, please. the answer is a. three times. steve: how would we know that? bill: you have got to follow courtney love. i knew it. bill: question three, kathleen turner turned it up in body heat. ♪ ♪

bill: that may be breaking, and entering. everyone. in 2002 ms. turner brought what movie to the broadway stage. bill: d is correct. the graduate playing? >> mrs. robinson. steve: she was naked. bill: now, this clip we had to search everywhere for this clip. so you should appreciate it out there. question number 4. angie dickinson was one big bad momma in 1974. >> now, it's all just good clean fun. >> then you are going to pay for your fun. by god, a mother has still got

some rights in this country. >> hey, you can't do that. >> the hell i can't. i'm defending my little girl's honor. bill: excellent. that barker. now what famous person was ms. dickerson married to? bill: the answer is correct. burt. bill: we have a tie with one bad girl question to go. and this question is interesting. interesting. question number 5, margaret hamilton was probably the wickedeth witch ever. >> and as for you my fine lady, it's true, i can't attend to you here now as i would like, just try to stay out of my way. just try. i'll get you my pretty and your little dog, too. [ laughter ]

bill: daytime talk show host, everyone. on tv ms. hamilton was a pitchwoman for what product? bill: the answer is. >> maxwell house is always good. i think it tastes best. they have been making good coffee so long they don't know any other way. whether you have only got room for one brand, it's a mighty easy choice. like they say good to the last drop. [ laughter ] bill: maccallum bad girls ii wins. doocy blew it maxwell house coffee. come on. steve: i'm ok. congratulations. bill: wins for laura heister. of tower city and, larry, i'm sorry you stuck with doocy.

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