if you don't put a warning label you will get sued. here we have a warning label. here is a great little product. say you are driving down the road and you have a wonderful idea and write a note to yourself where you can take this little wheel mate, attaches to the steering wheel. warning, never use this product while driving. >> john: that would seem like a reasonable warning. you don't want people to use it. as the company explained, they said it is impossible to use while driving. so the car would drive around in circles if you tried it but the lawyer said put it on just in case. >> that is what we hear. you will sued if you don't. a warning label on fishing harmful if swallowed. >> john: product three. >> this is neck pillow that parents will put around the neck of the infants in the car. >> john: so the child can be more comfortable. >> it keeps their head stable and hurting the child. warning label actually says keep this product away from facts and children. it's kind of hard to use it. >> john: we called the company and they didn't respond. this is number f

if you don't put a warning label you will get sued. here we have a warning label. here is a great little product. say you are driving down the road and you have a wonderful idea and write a note to yourself where you can take this little wheel mate, attaches to the steering wheel. warning, never use this product while driving. >> john: that would seem like a reasonable warning. you don't want people to use it. as the company explained, they said it is impossible to use while driving. so the car would drive around in circles if you tried it but the lawyer said put it on just in case. >> that is what we hear. you will sued if you don't. a warning label on fishing harmful if swallowed. >> john: product three. >> this is neck pillow that parents will put around the neck of the infants in the car. >> john: so the child can be more comfortable. >> it keeps their head stable and hurting the child. warning label actually says keep this product away from facts and children. it's kind of hard to use it. >> john: we called the company and they didn't respond. this is number f

some of the labels they hide msg and the labels they use? >> particularly potent are the hydrolised protein. corn protein, whey protein. there is yeast and yeast extract and sodium casonate and things that have small amounts of msg in them would include citric acid. i am not giving you things in terms of the amount of msg because it varies trough tremendously from product to product and varies on the type of manufacture. you will get powdered milk. when milk and the protein in milk changes to powder there is some acid released or produced and it is that free glutamic acid that is causing the reactions that we see, the various reactions. we need clarification because there is glutimade in the body. it is very functional a and you need it. there is no question about it. when it is manufactured and when it is not found in protein and when it is taken from the protein or manufactured through the process using bacteria that actually manufactures the glutamic acid, that is when it has this toxic potential. protein doesn't have a problem. >> i was

do i need that label? >> to that point, the government will be a lot more intrusive with these food labels, shoot, as long as they don't talk to you, you know, 'ut the coffee down. >> how do you know that isn't next? put the pint down. >> milk makes you crave the -- >> i'm going by what they found out. >> i don't believe that, either. >> fine. okay. charles and adam are leaving now. when we come back, i want you to take a look at this. >> some suburban california homes trashed with graffiti bashing the 1% t. forbes gang wants to know if this is what happens if they keep banging the clash warfare drama. >>> remember this, isn't it odd the go company slapped by the government, gets a slap on the wrist by the government. history is repeated. another gm recall getting bigger and bigger and bigger. and the silence from d.c.? deafening. . . >>> a deadry recall for toyota. a gm accused of doing the same thing. not a beat from washington. not a beat from washington. why do you think comcast brought millions of peo

senator, let me start with you, this label no letters to the justice department says this no labels partisan partisan and often unlawful conspiracy involving individuals both inside and outside the government to deny americans their constitutional right to choose the leaders who represent them. no labels has ballot access now on 14 states, if you look at the map, kansas recognized the party status today. what are you alleging here? >> well, we are alleging that these -- this crowd, mostly democrats, unfortunately, they think they are just doing something that is in a political campaign, but, really, they are denying us and the american people the right to have a third choice on the ballot this year, which looks like a majority of people want, got to be trump and biden. we presented evidence on tape today of things that people in this group have said, which are outrageous. the reality is that they're beginning to act -- they are acting like the republicans they accuse of playing dirty. and it just doesn't go. they are violating our constitutional right to try to open up a third choice ballot

telling us that fewer and fewer people read warning labels.ohn: have you ever seen the warning label on a birth control pill? >> i haven't. john: both sides and if you did read this. >> nobody reads these. >> we do this contest every year and we get reporters from japan and germany, all the people that we were competing with for jobs, they want to know why americans have these warning labels. it's just unbelievable to them the one i asked my twitter audience where there's justice for stupidest warning label and one person printed a label on a child's shirt that says remove child before watching. [laughter] and how about the one that says don't iron clothes while wearing them. and aaron gibson cemented the label on a bottle of sleeping pills that says warning, may cause drowsiness. >> he keeps running the contest. so what are your other finalists? >> we had this 1 inch tall toy, kids love these, it expands to about 10 times the size, but the warning label says that this is in no way intended to represent living people. any resemblance is coinci

group and people say why no labels?g it out there as a middle ground. but, they wonder whether this has the legs. it's only on four or five states depending on how ask the ballots so far. they aspire to 35-40 but who knows. >> the most serious independent candidate in my lifetime was ross perot he got almost 2 # 0% of the vote but no electoral votes. he influenced the -- helped influence the outcome of the election '92 and '96. i'm not sure if no labels can generate the kind of supporters dana and martha and larry say in the fall. can they get us back to some common set of goals, consensus big issues conflating the country. ross perot if he could have negotiated support behind him maybe it would have turned out differently. maybe no labels looks at it this way if they determine they can't win. one thing that enjowrges me can't win. did they can win that will figure in their calculus as well. >> getting to common ground, getting to these issues. >> a show i like called "common ground." >> bret: segment and podcast by the

it's one of the real injustices in our country that gmos are not labeled. >> how can we get them labelledwhat do we have to do? >> we have to constantly ask our politicians to support gmo labeling. >> so write to your congressman and senators. >> absolutely. continue to buy organic food, because gmos are prohibited. buy non-gmo products and people need to be involved. if we don't have our voices is heard, nothing is going to change. >> thank you for coming on and pointing out this important problem that's happening. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, as thousands participate in the new york city marathon this weekend, we take a look at the prevalence of obesity in our country. and the importance of adding cardiovascular activity to your daily routine. back in a flash. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. you. did you noah cord together centers >>> welcome back to "a hea

what would you label we asked. >> what needs a warning label? labeling deadly chemicals in our food. it's common sense. tammy, i would label men. come on, tammy. >> gene says majority of americans don't bother reading crucial legislation, why would they read nutrition labels? because it's easier. >> thanks for watching. i'm alisyn camerota. >> see you tomorrow. >>> growing crisis in ukraine. gunmen seizings buildings in the country's southern region. also putting fighter jets on alert. white house press secretary jay carney on the escalating situation. >> we strongly support ukraine's territorial integrity an

it's one of the real injustices in our country that gmos are not label labeled. >> what do we have toave to constantly ask our politicians to support gmo labeling. >> write to senators and congressmen and have your voice heard. >> we need people involved. continue to buy organic food. buy nongmo products and people need to be involved. if we don't have our voices heard, nothing will change. >> max, thank you for coming on an pointing out this important problem that's happening. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> as thousands participate in the new york city marathon this weekend, we take a look at the prevalence of obesity in our country and importance of adding cardiovascular activity to your daily routine. back in a flash. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to

show that 90% of the people want gmo's labels. here is the craziest thing. >> as if that wasn't crazy enough. go ahead. >> the u.s. patent it office gives them patents. >> so a patent on food. >> yes. they say you get a patent because it is unique and different. the fda says no, genetically modified food is no different than regular modified food. so the uda -- the usda says it is different and others say it is the same. >> how can we get them labeled? >> we have to con constantly ask our politicians to support the gmo's. >> write to your senator and congressman and have your voice heard. >> we need people involved. continue to buy organic food. the gmo's are prohibited. buy nongmo products and really we -- people need to be involved. if we don't have our voices heard nothing will change. >> thank you so much for coming on and pointing out the important problem that is happening. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, as thousands participate in the new york city marathon, we are looking at the prevenlence o

all know labels is doing is offering them that choice. >> already no labels has taken action to get itself on the ballots in multiple states including swing states arizona, nevada and florida. the left-leaning group move on says every dollar given to the super pact is a contribution to donald trump. joe manchin says he could make a run with no labels. he told voters that he knows people want alternatives. if manchin jumps in late, they may find the race tough to navigate. >> it's not easy to get on the ballot everywhere. some candidates will be discovering how difficult it is. but if they get on the swing state ballots, both sides have to calculate what that means. >> no labels says it will make a decision on whether or not to put a ticket forward in mid march. martha? >> martha: thanks, mark. so let's bring in now no labels national co-chair reverent benjamin chavis jr., a civil rights leader that began working for martin luther king jr. good to have you with us today. thanks for joining us. >> thanks. good to be here. >> good to have you. >> martha: i wanted to start with this. this is a

it's one of the real injustices in our country that gmos are not labeled. >> so how can we get them labeled? >> we have to constantly ask our politicians to support gmos. >> so write to your senators, to your congressmen, have your voices heard? >> we need people involved. continue to buy organic food. gmos are prohibited by nongmo products and people need to be involved because if we don't have our voices heard, nothing is going to change. >> thank you for pointing out this important problem that is happening. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, as thousands participate in the new york city marathon this weekend, we look at the prevalence of obesity and the importance of adding cardiovascular activity to your routine. back in a second. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the numbe

so you know, the one bit of good news is that it's always labeled. it has to be labeled.o if you're consciencious about reading labels, you have a big step up in determining where they are. >> what they're saying is that the adhd symptom is not directly related, but in many studies it says that it pushes children incrementally towards having adhd symptoms. and some actually just have an outright allergy type of reaction that gives adhd symptoms. can you tell us a little bit more about that? >> yeah, that's right. it really depends on the child. that's kind of one of the big takeaways. in some kids, it's a direct result. you see it right away. parents will tell you there's such a difference. in other children, it's mild. in some you don't seed a difference. so you know, it's really varies on the child and their and genetics play a role how much you're affected by food dyes. so it's, it, varies. >> so basically, before you put your child on a pill, maybe it might be a good idea to speak to your doctor about take them off of foods that have food dyes just to see if there's a

the result the companies put many labels on. he warns the wacky warning label contest. dumbest one wins thousand dollars and 2nd place gets $500. he narrowed them down to his five favorites and he agreed to experience to pick the stupidest the winner. so bob, what are your five finalists. >> we have an anti-glass cleaner not for contact use or direct use in eye. this is rubber worms. it says warning, not for human consumption. >> john: people use them to fish with. not for -- it's plastic. you wouldn't consume it. >> no, but if it is not there they could be sued. next, we have a pedometer. they put this in boxes to encourage kids to exercise. but the warning label amongst many, not response for any injury incurred while using the step counter. somebody is walking and step in a hole you can't sue them. >> john: this was made by kellog's. why did they do this and they didn't call this back. >> these common cords, white or brown. warning, washing hands after handling. well who washes their hands after plugging in an extension cord. >> john: we called the company and we cou

there's one way to state something on the label. it goes on the label.can set acytol alcohol from coconut oil or many ufacture itn a lab. >> from what, petroleum? >> petroleum. it's going to make a big difference as to what it does to your skin. >> i'm going to give you the top ten worst ingredients and phil is going to tell me why they're bad, okay? so, phil, let's start with urea. you're going to check this against your labels of your skin care. urea is a really preservative. and it has really no business being anywhere. you can replace the preservative system with a blend of things like tea tree oil and -- >> honeysuckle, japanese honeysuckle. >> exactly. >> why is urea bad though? >> urea is toxic. it causes skin irritations. it causesparabens are very toxi >> this goes back to the preservative system. cheap, easy to use. everybody uses them. when it takes a little bit of time to take a blend of tea tree oil and get the right balance. >> propylene glycol. anything with prop in it is petroleum. >> it try dries out the skin. it's working counter to wha

by the way, sean, call themselves no labels. that's the label. they're no labels. and they have a great platform, they don't know what they stand for and you don't get to find out, only that they want to get things done. what i notice, these are washed up millionaire x democrat inside politicians, huntsman, manchin, and they say we're going to get things done. people are sick of g gridlock. i notice, sean, you're going without a tie. what's that about? >> sean: you're a trendsetter. >> all right. let me go on. save on the shampoo, by the way. here's the thing. our constitution is set up to slow everything down. they keep saying we want to get things done. the problem in this country is we're getting too many things done, too many things done that are k damaging our country and society, damaging the rule of law, damaging immigration. you have a lawless president in the oval office who is signing executive orders, doesn't k know, the next one, next one, signing them out. you have lawless courts imposing their will. you have a massive administrative state putting out

that means one thing to go onhe the label. we can get it from coconut oil and can extract it from palmcoho or we manufacture it in a lab. >> from what? man petroleum, right? >> yes and it will make a big? difference as to what it does for your skin. b >> guys out there want to get to your pens. i will give you the top 10p ingredients and phil will telld, me why they are bad. you want your pens because you o will check it against the labels of your skin care. >> uria. >> it is a preservative. it has really no business being anywhere. you can replace the preservative system with ae p blend of things like tea tree te oil. >> honey suck kill, japanese sunny suckle. why is it bad? >> it is toxic.ause it causes skin irritations. >> terrapins. >> terrible. we linked them to cancer. but this goes back to the preservative system. they are chief and easy to use, so everybody uses them when it takes a little time to take let's take a blend of teamt tree oil and salts and get theea right ph balance. get >> propylene -- that's petroleum. >

no labels, no win. to the gop 2024 prospects. the media's favorite republican, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." >> everybody wants to move away from ukraine, they will want to move away from israel a year from now. america can never be so airgant thinking we do not need friends. now is the time to get partnership. i stooded on the simon bridge and watched those freeing socialism and begging for freedom >> laura: one conclusion is -- the media wants nikki haley. most reporters agree nikki haley had the best night. in a tweet, nikki haley ascension in the 2024 primary was hard to ignore. and high praise at "new york times," too, saying haley won all three debates and let's not forget msnbc, they are in about as much love as they can be with a republican whose last night is not bush, cheney, adam kinzinger or romney. >> nikki haley was having a good night, had a couple good debates in a row. >> the determination is strength that needs to go up against foreign adversaries like putin. >> laura: nice to get good press, i get tha

use, it's been used for off label use for years and years and years but suddenly trump mentions it and it's radioactive. out there, my next guest says that the state pharmacy board is requiring her to reveal patients' medical diagnoses in order to attain the drug. dr. joins me now, if you are in texas. isn't that a violation of privacy that you are being questioned as a physician in that manner? >> absolutely, this is what was very alarming to me. when i wrote a prescription and had the pharmacy call me and let me know that he could not fill that without me disclosing the diagnosis of the patient, and so we had a couple on the phone and i told him i couldn't do that, and he was insistent that the laws have been changed in the pharmacy board has passed a mandate that that drug could not be discussed unless it was accompanied by a diagnosis. >> laura: cvs pharmacy released a statement to "the ingraham angle" night, we will put that up in a second. here's what it says. we balance to the off label use of certain prescription medication to treat covid-19 and ongoing patients who were prescr

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, which is called no labels. they have an ide laba. ay. common sense. oh, okay. oh, and there's a whole juggernaut supporting. no oh, no labels. no, nothing's washed up politicians. i want to know the principles of the candidateo kn s who wantt to run. and there's not a democrat in the world right no noww, like whatever, vote for it, because they embrace this marxist agenda. they're destroyingmbrace thi co. they're destroying our kids minds, they're destroying our classrooms our they're destroying race relations in the country. they're destroying citizenshipce . in fact, in so many in i the democrat party, with exceptions, of course, are now haters, anti-semitism inanti the democrat party, what do they cal-s l them, their stooge? what are one of those that the women called their i forget their name theirs.s. oh, thanks, guys. you know the virus, six of the democrat. >> anyway, they are blatantl y anti-semitic. and what does hakeem jeffries do about it? ti-semitt g you want to know wh? cause hakeem jeffries, uncle

warning label.re reviewing lots of entries. bob has narrowed it down to five and he has agreed to let you, as our studio audience, pick the worst. whoever cemented the label gets the thousand dollars. >> in a country when you can sue someone while you're dunking the ball and then lockwood of $15,000 from anyone who makes a product is looking forward on a football helmet it says warning, no helmet system can protect you from serious brain or neck injuries and to avoid these do not engage in the sport of football. and so they're warning you not to use their products. >> they say on this thing, the careful, this will not prevent injuries. >> yes, that is pretty obvious. >> by the way we call the companies and the football helmet, the company didn't respond on the bicycle helmet they had no comment and to what is that? >> this is a little cell phone battery booster and a growing trend of mistranslated warnings. and it says warning, get rid of children. well, -- [laughter] >> poor manufacturing that stru

that one get a warning label? not but some are clambering for a warning label. >> go out on the record on this if i ever eat a poison apple -- i will take the kiss. 1,000% exactly. my signature on it. it is not like he forced herself on her but safing her life. that was insane. guys go in and ask permission and get denied and slapped. can you imagine? being on first date excuse me -- can i kiss you now do i have permission so weirded out. i would say good-bye at that moment. we also have -- the lady and the tramp this got a warning. ♪ >> if you please we are siamese if you don't see. >> so obviously depicting asian people in a negative way or how would you characterize that? >> when i heard that lady and tramp got a warning label i thought it was because of the word tramp. >> that's what i thought. and i had forgotten about that scene but it is -- it is an exaggeration of the asian accent. eyes i believe is very offensive. this got so much attention too because i think people first of all you hear disney movies ge

we are talking about the way food is labeled.ecifically what it means when food is labeled natural. consumer reports out with a new survey that found two-thirds of americans have the wrong idea what it means when food is labeled natural. the survey found 60 percent of consumers believe natural got no antibiotics or other drugs in their feed. 70 percent of americans think it means there's no growth hormone. when asked what natural should mean 85 percent of consumers said no pesticides and no artificial ingredients. what does natural really mean? the food and drug administration allow food producers to label it natural as long as nothing synthetic or artificial has been added that wouldn't normally expected to be in the food. in other words, natural under federal cabli federal labelling guidelines means nothing. back to you. >>> the time is 47 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a camel ride goes really wrong. the video that will make you feel better about whatever comes your way. it was a scene right out of jaws. first ch

now the cdc is looking into the labels because a lot of these labels haven't changed since is the 68 and we're looking into to see if this information is accurate. to parents out there, watch the amount of these cereals, these are kellogg's, raisin brand and others, unfortunately they haven't kept up with these labels. >> how do you know your kids aren't getting too much? they're getting vitamins in the cereals too. >> first problem is the boxes aren't labeled for kids. they'll say adult daily requirements are. they'll say this is fulfilling a lot of it. you're also getting supplements in a lot of the foods that kids eat and they may get it in their regular diet. so vitamin a is a fat soluble vitamin, if you overdose on vitamin a, it's bad for your fingernails. the environmental working group that started this study says that 10 million americans have too much vitamin a. >> can you get that just by eating cereal? >> do you have a couple of times a day cereal, it may be all your kid is eating, are they taking flintstone vitamins? what are they doing? we really got to start watching th

>> first problem, eric, is that these boxes are labeled wrong. they're not labeled for kids. most of them don't say what a kid needs. they'll say adult daily requirements are. of course a tiny tot needs a lot less of it. you have to downsize it for your kid. you're also getting supplements in a lot of the foods that kids eat and they may get it in their regular diet. if you overdose on va, you end up with a problem with the lir, brittle bones, problems with your fingernas. according to the environmental working group who started this study, they said that 10 million americans have too much vitamin a. >> can it really be that bad just from eating? >> how much cereal are you having? the answer is yes. if you have a couple of times a day cereal, it may be all your kids are eating, are they getting it in power bars as well, what are they doing. >> that's a good point marc is bringing up. it's the additive amount of vitamin. so you're getting a lot from food, from the snack bars and now you're taking vitamins. that addition is going to effect bone abnormalities and liver et cetera

if you want to know how warning labels can be effective.ince warning labels went on cigarettes our country was at basically 50 years ago 42% of americans smoked now it's 11. water got higher. like a.i. social media was little by little, what's this -- it's myspace. what is this facebook? what's it this twitter? what's this instagram and now. >> ainsley: tiktok. >> brian: senate and now tiktok. instagram a snapchat. tick tiktok the most addictive. >> lawrence: surgeon general warning labels require congressional action regularly remind parents and adolescence that social media has been proved safe. evidence from tobacco studies show that warning labels can increase awareness and change behavior. this is what i like about this. i like that it's not a government mandate. it's not restricting social media. but it's educating the public and letting parents make a decision on -- so essentially putting it out there. they are saying, look, we're warning you, this is the data. you can make a decision as a parent if you want to put your child. >> bri

the label is already there.till, it's on the ballot in oregon and colorado. >> whene're just asking for a label. >> they're wanting label on food to say produced with genetic engineering. the opposition says the proposed change is full of inconsistencies. >> some products will be forced to be labelled even though they have no detectible level to gmo like sugar, canola oil, and other products like cheese that we know contains gmo's. they would be arbitrarily exempt. >> what are the genes? >> colorado state university professor patrick burn says an estimated 60% to 70% of all processed food products have some jeanettely engineered ingredients because so many come from cops krops like corn and soy. >> my understanding is that colorado initiative does not specify any percentage, meaning that the default would be a zero tolerance than any detectible amount would have to be labelled. >> another sticking point. opinions vary on both sides of the i am on how much it would raise prices on foods that have been jeanettely

when most people are reading labels they are eating what they are reading the label on. nobody says give me a cup of the hellmun's light. do you read the user agreement when you update the iphone? i don't. >> i'm like e-mail it to me. >> like the fast-food drive through they should put mares there so you can watch yordz. watching yourself. >> what bugged me is like most of the regulations it was going to hurt the small business more than the big corporation. every mom and pop store had to re-do their menu. it was for 12 or more they said. >> to me that's mom and pop, right? who doesn't have 12 restaurants. they are not forcing you to follow the rules. they are forcing the businesses and it is doing no good and it is money down the drain. >> that's true and they aim to change behavior. the goal is you would see that and feel bad about yourself and order a salad. they don't know people. especially with food. people passion that the of food, i'm italian. i think about food when i think about you. you are a giant pasta noodle. >> is it a commercial where you see a chicken. >

democrats sounding the alarm on no labels.ch. >> i don't think no labels is a political party. this is a few individuals putting dark money behind an organization and that's not what our democracy should be about. should not be about a few rich people. i think the president has a very strong record to run on and we've got about 18 months before the next election and my hope is that this all gets sorted out. >> harris: charlie, is no labels a dream come true for republicans trying to beat joe biden. >> from a tactical standpoint i think it's great if the group wants to run a democrat as a third party candidate in the election because it will help whoever winds up being the republican nominee. i think it is funny when you have an organization called no labels and going out looking for a third party candidate and they pick somebody who has a label, called u.s. senator and he is a democrat. it is a strange strategy. >> harris: he has been around a long time too, joe manchin. how does this help your party? >> it isn't clear that ma

what will be the final offering of no labels?ipartisan ticket, republican-democrat, democrat-republican or an independent, you know in again, that's the selection process that will be unveiled sometime next week, next thursday, actually. so that'll come into more focus for the general public. however, yeah, i mean, that's always a been our goal, is to give americans another choice. will: but i'm just clarifying,head be the top of the ticket and and a vice presidential candidate, is what that means, right? when you say two candidates. >> correct, yeah, yeah. will: okay. and last question about jeff duncan as a potential nominee, would you say, joe, right now the focus would be inside of no labels, is the focus more on a republican, or is it on a democrat? if what is the focus of no labels? as you search for a candidate? >> i mean, this selectioninging process gets unveiled next week, i think it's going to become clear that our north star is putting up a ticket that can win. if so whatever gives us the best chance at success. you k

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todd: donald trump's tweets labeled with a fact check for the first time. how the social media giant is defending the move in the face of swift backlash. todd: american-made rockets will return to space for the first time in almost a decade. jillian: the world will be watching today's historic nasa space x launch. "fox and friends first" starts right now. and a very good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. todd: thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, afghanistan releasing hundreds of taliban fighters, the single largest prison release since the us heavy caliban signed a peace agreement in february. the afghan government says 900 people would be freed, hoping it would reduce violence and a continued cease-fire. the release is part of the allowing us troops to eventually withdraw from the country american -- into a this were. jillian: the desperate manhunt for a double murder suspect intensifying in pennsylvania was the widow of peter manfordonia's perspective says he will enforcement down the

. >> embrace that label. being an outsider is fine. embrace the label. because it's the outsiders who change the world and who make a real and lasting difference. >> reporter: that is, obviously, a sentiment that he has not only championed as a candidate, but also as the commander in chief. and something he was asked ab, chris, but fox news' judge jeanine pirro in an exclusive interview as well as the alleged request by then-director comey for his loyalty. >> did you ask that question? >> no. no, i didn't want.

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the label is deceptive.me i'm looking at something like that, you've got to be kidding me if i'm looking at those special ingredients that are clearly deceptive. it ain't going to happen. >> shannon: i am may be a human dumpster because all of that that you mention sounds good. hot fudge, onion rings, onion powder. we will see if this gets tossed like the others. because the company is able to say it's a joke. thank you both very much. great to see you. good news before we say good night. houston police officer going above and beyond the call of duty. he reunited a father and son who had never met. i love the story. the officer, member of the departments homeless outreach program met an 81-year-old man who was living behind a dumpster. he told the officer he had a son that he had never met. all he had was a name and a birthdate. the officer was able to track down the man's son. he had been raised by his grandparents. the pair, overjoyed to finally meet, both of them calling it a miracle. i am trying not to c

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talk to the people who run these labels. representative was at the white house initiative yesterday and the fact is none of the folks are ceos of the major labels that put out the music on a regular basis. accountability very easy to attack the rappers who are the people signing the checks putting the stuff out there. >> that's right. the kids don't know those people. >> but we do. >> and believe me, you know, we have mentioned them in the past. we had a ludicrous controversy years back with pepsi. that was resolved in our favor but it was only temporary. when you have somebody like beyonce, very very adored by, particularly young women, and just putting out what you just saw. for adults, as i say, i don't care. i mean, you are an adult, you want this, that's fine with me. i have no problem. but 12 and 13-year-olds, juan, and just this barrage of this stuff, day in and day out, what do you say? >> it's corrupt.

we have had to explain that it's really just a label. it's a label that they use to try to see you lens your viewpoint. it's nothing more than the old fashioned ad homonym attack that you learn in debated tactics that if you don't want to deal with ideas, you shut them up by calling them names and because of what you said a minute ago, it's worked simply because the media, the mainstream media in the main has not called them out on their own capricious and fallacious definition of what constitutes hate. >> tucker: without explaining it. pretty handy test for those at home. if you are trying to determine whether the media outlet you are reading and watch something legitimate. if they repeat propaganda by the southern poverty law center that is by definition propaganda. do you wake up and find out you are part of a hate group? >> that's exactly right. they never interviewed us.

it is a labeled file for a reason.t look, stay back and they had three guys in shoulder pads keeping everyone from the file. it was there for april to the seam and it was labeled that it would have mature material in it. so tired of talking about people who make these accusations for attention just because you cannot do the job well. >> greg: it would be great if on the book they said, definitely no ass and breasts. >> then you would have an argument. you found the drive and all the misogynistic football head passed around to each other and then it would have an argument. literally, oh, sensitive material. it is sensitive material. >> greg: i think the nfl has a great idea for a coffee table book. [laughter] >> people have those anymore? >> greg: no, they don't but i want to bring it back. coffee table books are also because they are like real books except you don't have to read them. you put stuff on them. make people think you are smart. imaginate went with these pictures, how great that would be. >> i'm not a coffee

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i left the democratic party was this obsession with the externals, with the superficial, with the labels and it's sad, you know, it goes against the very message that dr. martin luther king had that we would judge each other based on the content of our color rather than the color of our skin, rather than sexuality, rather than all of these other labels that are unfortunately used so often to divide us. and, as a result, rather than treating each other with what we in hawaii call aloha, are with respect, seeing each other as children of god and all should be vetoed with respect as such. we have people hired and fired based on the superficial so-called identities. the negative consequence is you have people who are in positions of power. they get hired. but they are not necessarily qualified for the job.

or labels that don't suit a certain-- >> their agenda. why use two words when you could use 17 words in a story. the bigger serious point, they're not acting so much as journalists as advocates of a certain position, and i have a problem with the word police in any kind of context. this is the associated press, appointing themselves as the word police, saying you can't use this it doesn't quite fit our political agenda. and as far as islamist, one leaned on them and say you cannot use it for islamic fighters, extremists radicals which essentially leaves you with nothing. you have an intimidation campaign waged against the ap and they caved. >> jon: one was issued to me in journalism school. i was expected to, whatever was in the ap style book is how i had to write my story. >> that was a long time ago. (laughter) no offense and a couple of decades later, 100,000 p.c. police to make sure that you do this as well. it's -- there's a degree of dishonestly here. for example, the law calls people who are not here legally, illegal aliens and may

no labels will continue to be a voice. and there are a lot of potential candidates that have been thrown out there but we've only spoken to and made offers to only a fraction of those leaders. weeping very pragmatic. >> the couple i mentioned among them? >> some of them did have discussions, you know, with leaders with an organization but i'm not going to get into talk about which candidates rejected or which ones we rejected. >> and you whispered in meyer or some thing like that? [ laughter ] >> just between us right now listening to now soulful it will change is he that type of guy or no? >> the discussions will unfold with robert kennedy and again there is a lot of discussions with a lot of leaders and as you mentioned earlier and we've been around 14 years and we will continue to serve the commonsense majority but this whole process has been done in a thoughtful, pragmatic and careful way. we are mindful of all these cuts quinces unfolding. >> neil: who will you vote for? >> when no labels itself as organization that a