some wine knee students dwash dash whiney students are demanding free condoms on campus. the group that stands for sex and gender equity safety says the contraception policies are inhumane and unhealthy. one senior points out the u.n has called birth control a human right and asserts, quote, the desire to go to an institution of learning should not mean you have to sacrifice your health to do so. the group's petition on change .org also asks for free health screening and transgender housing and for the school to, quote, eliminate the sex shaming and gender dorm pass policies which are paternalistic and hetter row normative. >> speaking of struggles. >> all right, here is the pot. that little guy climbed and tried and did it. unlike you whiney ass students. i need my pills -- or condoms. condoms are $13 or $14 a month. guy too much money. >> if you can't afford condoms and you are in college, you hospital pro -- procreae. >> i still go to college to get my condoms. they are free and the kids like to talk. >> you can find a partner right there. i was going to ask sherrod, b

the last thing he was, whiney, an uplifted chin. projected an aura of confidence and action, you know, that this president does not. >> rick is there anything that this president has spoken on or done that inspires confidence in you? >> well, there's quite a bit. going back -- >> like what? >> original years, you know, i'm a fan of the health care reform movement. just for starters. look at some of the numbers in terms of employment. 10 million more now than when he came in. i can give you a list of things he did well. let me say this, the one thing that concerns me, the tendency to go over the top. you asked the question, should government be messing with these things? who else is going to handle an ebola outbreak? who else will handle isis? these are government functions. you can criticize if you feel that they're not being done well and i probably share some of that criticism with you, but they are, in fact -- government -- >> can government do what he says it can do? just take ebola for xempscamp. for example. he said we won't b

another writes the following, headlines should read walmart apologizes for lack of judgment in the whiney political rainy. >> won't be long before plus sizes become politically incorrect and we have to use a different term. holly, fat is fat baby. just because you choose not to say it doesn't make it so. anyway mike tweeting this from the doghouse, does this dress make me look fat to which i replied, no your fat makes you look fat. now, i need a sofa to crash on. you're lucky it's just the sofa. watching the redskins taking -- republican challenger running this ad during last night's football game. harry reid has a bill to force the redskins to change their name. mark warner refuses to answer if he supports the bill or not. why won't he answer the questions and fight the bill? >> good for him i'm so sick of the stupid crap reid will vote on the important things never makes it to the floor. love it. let's let the redskins decide what they want to call their team. i support the use of the name. i do not support the government intervention in a private business. good, i'm tired of pc crap be

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i mean he is just kind of whiney to me. i think for the most part, he does all right. i will like to see somebody who would do a little bit more about the failed war on drugs that's like a money pit. and kind of like get that out of the way we have so many things that need money much more than pouring money into the prohibition against drugs. >> maggie from california. the headline in the washington post. others as well. talking about the series of airports that are going to prepare themselves to start screening for ebola for those coming in from certain western african countries here to talk about the process and the law firming today. alicia caldwell covers home land security and immigration issues. ms. caldwell? >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> fine. thank you very much. give us a sense of what happens when it comes to the screenings. >> start again. they are going to pull aside passengers who are arriving from the three west african countries. the epicenter of ebola come from or traveling through one of those countries. >> yes. fill out a questionn

. >> we are getting whiney. >> you spends $8,000 for a telephone. >> how does that happen?it gets caught in the seam where the alluminum meets the glass. a little opening in there. >> what are you doing with your phone for that to happen? it's weird. >> scratching. >> i just want to know if it works, if it doesn't break. i'm going to try the bigger one. are they 20-something people? >> i don't have the data. >> all right t. "wall street journal," vladmir putin is celebrating his 62nd birthday and, of course, it's quite a scene. one day art exhibition in moscow called the 12 labours to face the russian president as sick. this man is not right. >> why is he choking franco harris? >> what is going on? >> is he not a steelers fan. >> putin is seen fighting a terrorist. another features him grappling with the multi-headed monster of western sanctions. >> oh, wow. >> he is seen as the protector of syria from american warplanes and as the hero of the winter olympics in sochi. why did we do that? thank you. he is shown riding in. >> hold on. >> no, i want to see the ox. >> wrestlin