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what do you think about it mcguirk?spired by the events in ferguson, missouri. >> and staten island. >> well, this professor came from ferguson. that's what started it. the objective, wanting this professor is to context actualize the systemic exgeneral killings around the nation. talk about guilty self-hating cop hating egg head who don't know squad about the world. this #black lives matter discredited as though the cops think black lives don't matter. these cops have saved more black lives than any of these academic ass clowns have in any country, any state or whatever. the cops have. and also. >> they are having a big course up there. are you going tone roll? >> it's indoctrination into police controlling. basically the campus has become a puppy mill of mindless activism. they are churning out these young dependents who have absolutely no career prospects. the only thing they can do is paint a sign and scream. i wonder if their black lives matter will include the sentiments of clarnsz thomas, allen west, tim scott, m

like myself. >> mcguirk a question for you.gnment to -- >> you might have been -- >> shouldn't i have known better. i should have known better. who do you want -- who do you want to send to mars? >> get the obvious kanye west, chuck schumer all personal for me. charles krauthammer who is to witty and charming the women love him, i want him to go away. he makes me feel -- >> you want to get rid of him for jealousy reasons. >> he makes me feel look i should be interviewed by jesse watters, he's so good. >> and who else? >> the woman who wrote the book "50 shades of grey." turn the nation of housewives into a bunch of freaks. >> would you accept that, you, beyonce and scarlett johansson. >> she would make it more interesting and exciting. i would add charles payne because it is black history month. >> what? >> on that note -- >> what's wrong? >> on that note -- all right. okay. got to get out. get your head out of the shot all right? watters world, the outtakes edition. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders

here now to comment bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld.going on there. >> this is all about big twinkie. it's the junk food lobbying groups that are trying to make a buck. i'm talking about doritos and jerky and barbecue corn nuts. they are all in on this, bill. just follow the cheetoe film and goes straight to the top. president obama's orange tinged finger tips are all over. this i think it's good stoned bureaucrats are better than sober ones. i would rather have them eating a hot pocket than being in our pocket. >> so you say that it's a good thing that washington d.c. has legalized marijuana. >> i didn't know what i said. that's the problem. i'm so high. >> that is a problem. >> now the addiction rate in d.c. is through the roof. drug addiction is a huge problem in the district. so it doesn't really make sense to me why you would, you know, make it easier to get into the drug world. >> it doesn't make sense why they would just legalize using and possession of marijuana and not reap the benefits by selling it and tax taxing it for the r

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bernie mcguirk. >>> the lede that's the first story. his parents were real lazy when they were naming him, oh, guy. >> it could have been dude. >> the third choice was "baby", because he was a baby. yes, government agencies are pushing back against isis's media presence. fabio, for short, uses twitter and facebook accounts to control jihadis, telling them "think again, turn away." sounds like a song by morrissey. here's an example of the u.s. tweeting at an extremist, as you can tell we totally put him in his place, and now he loves freedom. i wonder are we at war with islam? >> and we are not at war with islam. we are at war with people who have perverted islam. >> perverted. now you're speaking my language. my pen pal, marie harp has taken back that we can't kill every terrorist. >> we cannot kill every terrorist, nor should we try. it may be too nuanced an argument for some but it's really the smart way, that democrats, republicans, military commanders, our partners in the arab world think we need to combat this. >> this from tracy f

. >> gutfeld mcguirk wanted to. >> do you agree? >> i don't know.now what they're going to do. i think -- i don't know. gutfeld mcguirk wanted to address it tomorrow. i'm not going to do it. it's a one day story for me. i don't want to pile on the man; i think he is punished to the degree of his exaggeration. that's just the way i feel about it far more importantly, the coverage on television the jordanian pilot burned to death was pretty responsible. >> it was. >> all networks devoted time to it. even msnbc the crazy left wing network had it into context didn't take cheap shots or blame president bush for it the usual stuff they do. >> that's right. some stories are so big you can't. >> you can't yeah. but the "new york times," that editorial today was no accident. the abu ghraib thing. >> the "new york times" ran an editorial today that calls for accountability for the civilian contractors who were involved in abu ghraib. there is a federal hearing tomorrow about whether they can be sued. it's legitimate editorial. comes a day before the hearing t

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. >> reporter: and mike mcguirk with transurban,r of the express lane says extra state police are being called in to monitor the shoulders near edsall road in superstorm sandy. drivers have been waiting on the shoulder until the hov rules on 395 end then jumping in those lanes. >> for drivers, it's unsafe illegal, you should only stop in the shoulder f emy and you have to do it. >> reporter: focusing on the 95 express lane news4 as learned 90% of the traffic on the road does have an ez pass so that's good and the average toll has been $4.30. drivers we talk to certainly are using the new lanes. >> it takes me about ten minutes to get home. >> reporter: wow. >> as opposed to maybe an hour with traffic or bad weather. >> reporter: wow. what about the thought of paying to get around traffic? well some like grant dekeman have their own sweetheart deals in place. you're okay with paying to get around the traffic? >> yeah. actually currently, mom, i know this might be not the best time for her to find out, if she does happen to watch the news but it's still connected to her account, so as of

reaction from our sister network, fox business network, imus in the morning business producer bernard mcguirkare we going with this? are we goipg to pick hair color, eye color, height? for me this begins to get into a very moral area about, you know, creating the perfect child. >> of course. we always bastardize these technologies. that's what happens. people have the best intentions but then things go awry. and then we have these designer babies, which is what people are nervous about. i do think that technology and science and with birthing it is wonderful for these mothers who have these diseases and worry about reproducing and passing it onto their children. so it does give them hope. so when technology does that i do see the good in it. >> it's going to do that but it opens the door for -- >> well, before you talk about genetic modifications, back up to the fact is this is an ivf, an in vitro procedure. my oldest daughter is product of in vitro procedure. her mom got pregnant, lost the baby six times finally the ivf worked. so it was a miracle in the rivera clan. she was the miracle baby

for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment last week we asked gutfeld and mcguirkd like to send to mars. private company signing people up for the journaly, one problem they can't come back. joining us now from santa barbara the sage of southern california dennis miller. this was too good miller, i had to give you a shot of this. who do you want to send to mars? >> well, in the interest of time billy, why don't i give you a list of people i don't want to send to mars. house about how's about that? how's about we start right there. first off, if i had to send a group to mars, to the red planet, i would send the green movement. i don't know, i don't know what green and red ink but at least they could whine about martian warming up there. pick a couple individuals i would request a couple pitches, dual headed high dra of nancy pelosi and barbara boxer send those two space cadets up there so when they examine them they assume we are all that stupid. they don't come with their full force, the martian community, when they come to take us over. we beat them back at the ga

that was ambassador brett mcguirk. he told us that group's mission, isis' mission was clear, as he said they wanted to carve out a zone of governing territory that would run from baghdad to syria to lebanon. of course, at that point in time we were seeing a situation where isis was just beginning to expand into towns in syria. members of this committee on both sides of the aisle called for air strikes against isis so they could not begin that process of expansion. unfortunately we went month after month, town after town isis, across syria and across iraq. over the past 12 months, through a dozen hearings we've seen the isis threat only grow. now we have three american hostages dead including kayla mueller. not only have they been killed but isis has beheaded two japanese hostages and emoluated a downed jordanian pilot seen on tv. by now tens of thousands of those across syria, killing their husband, raping the wives and the daughters. this group occupies a vast territory. it holds an estimated 2 billion in assets. i do