bill hamilton whom you have just mentioned my colleague and friend was the one who worked out this theory, work it out very thoroughly in 1964. he himself was a great expert in social insects and which of course are the supreme altar is to look after ken other than their own offspring. most ofork in an ant colony or a termite colony or a beehive is done by workers who are sterile who have no prospect of reproducing themselves but instead put all their efforts into the reproduction of the queen or males and their rearing of young queens and young males who may be their younger siblings or nephews and nieces. so the social insects are the sort of showcase of this theory of king's vote -- kin selection and the theory of place while animals even if they don't actually show all tourism towards collateral can nephews and nieces or brothers and sisters. the reason they don't show it is the economics of the situation don't favor it. you only get an actual evolution of sibling all tourism or niece all tourism if the economic circumstances favorite taking into account the spout probability factor o

stanley hamilton, montana. billk so long to find out all these revelations about jonathan gruber? because his statements were made mostly before private groups. a man named rich winestein did the investigative work himself as a private citizen. he's not a journalist. he broke a huge story. bill, i laughed long and hard when you and miller were talking about jamaica wednesday night. that segment makes the world easier to swallow. oregon, o'reilly, you need to get rid of miller. john, washington. did not understand the miller time segment this week but it was still amazing. here's the deal, the island to jamaica, wash with pot, dealers are all over the place. that's what we were mocking. by the way, tickets are going fast for the don't be a pinhead shows. san jose, california almost sold out. san antonio, texas is sold out. we'll also see everyone in dallas at the verizon theater in grand perry march 14th. new mexico april 11th. wesbury, long island, my turf may 2nd. info on billoreilly.com. finally fact fak tip of th

hamilton intends to give it everything he's got. >> i have come to win this. nothing changes that. in terms of the pressure. >> rothberg's championship hopes are on a missed fortune. >> i needed billf health from lewis. he doesn't finish second. that is it. i am hoping he can come up with something. >> hamilton performed flawlessly in practice. he was the fastest in both sessions. the mercedes cars were well ahead of the rest of the field. that points to mercedes at the front of the grid. rothberg needs help from the field. he pledges to keep the race clean. >> it's already been discussed. we are not children. we should know what is wrong and what is right. >> lewis can drive cleanly himself. it is not like he can't do anything. >> the stage is set for a thrilling finale. >> gentlemen start your engines. >> thank you for watching. ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> the right to vote was sacrosanct because it was the thing that came with your citizenship. it was the great equalizer. and we're seeing a different philosophy about the meaning of that exercise of citizenship. >> we have a supreme court that wants to make it easier for millionaires to buy an election, but harde

but randy hamilton has been working on heating and cooling systems for almost four decades and he says he's got a tip that will help circulate heat and reduce your heating bill. change the filter. >> a restricted filter, especially in a townhouse or multilevel home, you're not going to get nearly the hair flow to the top level of the home you need. >> reporter: too much dust and pet hair slows down a furnace and can cause it to break down. >> you're going to experience inadequate comfort. you're going to increase utility costs. >> repor any furnace fix should be left to the professionals. but many people rely on portable heerts. those can be dangerous if you're not careful. >> excuse me, but you should always turn space heaters off. >> reporter: this cartoon draws a comical picture of what can happen when a space heater is too close to a bed. firefighters say it's no laughing matter. >> heating systems are working overtime. and a lot of cases, there's still clutter or things around the heating system. certainly you want to create a circle of safety. >> reporter: in prince george's county last week, a capital heights family sparked a fire. so keep these tips

hamilton, montana. caller: yes, good morning. i was calling in to say the same thing. we get billions and billions and billions of dollars away. why can't it be free? pharmaceutical bills 32 -- $.32 to $.87 of powder per pill. they are making $10 or $20 of pill. that is beyond greed. care, weup the health are going to have more fairness for the corporations and what they are charging their customers. but it should be free for everybody. host: casey mulligan. free? free stuff is a path to a real small economy. people create value so they can earn profit or a wager what have you. that goes for the workers. they work so they can get health care and schooling and vacations. the pharmaceutical companies as well. they need to make money on their successful drugs because they have a great number of drugs that are not successful and they still have to pay the scientist 's and pay for the fda trials and so on. they need to earn a profit. you take away the profit and you are not going to have new drugs. there will be people who died because a new drug was not there for them because we were demonizing the inventors. for a long time and i think with some justification, people have

hamilton, montana. caller: yes, good morning. i was calling in to say the same thing. we get billions and billions and billions of dollars away. why can't it be free? pharmaceutical bills 32 -- $.32 to $.87 of powder per pill. they are making $10 or $20 of pill. that is beyond greed. care, weup the health are going to have more fairness for the corporations and what they are charging their customers. but it should be free for everybody. host: casey mulligan. free? free stuff is a path to a real small economy. people create value so they can earn profit or a wager what have you. that goes for the workers. they work so they can get health care and schooling and vacations. the pharmaceutical companies as well. they need to make money on their successful drugs because they have a great number of drugs that are not successful and they still have to pay the scientist 's and pay for the fda trials and so on. they need to earn a profit. you take away the profit and you are not going to have new drugs. there will be people who died because a new drug was not there for them because we were demonizing the inventors. for a long time and i think with some justification, people have

hamilton, montana. caller: yes, good morning. i was calling in to say the same thing. we get billions and billions and billions of dollars away. why can't it be free? pharmaceutical bills 32 -- $.32 to $.87 of powder per pill. they are making $10 or $20 of pill. that is beyond greed. care, weup the health are going to have more fairness for the corporations and what they are charging their customers. but it should be free for everybody. host: casey mulligan. free? free stuff is a path to a real small economy. people create value so they can earn profit or a wager what have you. that goes for the workers. they work so they can get health care and schooling and vacations. the pharmaceutical companies as well. they need to make money on their successful drugs because they have a great number of drugs that are not successful and they still have to pay the scientist 's and pay for the fda trials and so on. they need to earn a pro clerk w. the clerk: h.r. 5682 a bill to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: when oceedings were post-poped on november 13, 2014, all time for debaret had expired. >> mr. speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro