i spoke the andrea smith. asked him about what money laundering means in this instance. >> what it actually means, means a ruler of the country and in way or another has misappropriated assets that belong to the country or the people of the country and then brought by possible ways out of the country and stashed them in a foreign bank. >> so swiss is freezing the assets in any way associated with viktor yanukovich, and then how are they going to investigate these? >> the list that the federal council has and the banks to determine if they have accounts of persons on the list. the problem with the list, it came too late. it should have come at the beginning of the week and also, well known business people close to the family and not on the list and the family members are not on the list. >> so what next following the paper trail? >> banks have to report the the federal office on money laundering. and coming a complicated process that actually a future legitimate government of the ukraine has to ask for assistan

andrea, where did you get your pen? did you steal that one, too? >> busted. >> is that from the bank? >> from the smith restaurant around the corner from dana perino's house. >> always taking pens. >> what do the harvard crimson and the constitution have in common? apparently, nothing. harvard writers suggesting we need to kill free speech to save liberalism. wow. fascists who want to silenc assent. venezuela, russia, syria, harvard. true, sandra korn, the harvard crimson columnist writes professors who hold views counter to hers, of course, should be silenced. this leftist calls her intolerance academic justice and wonders why she must entertain views she doesn't like, missing the whole point of freedom of speech. everyone agrees there would be no need for such freedom, i suppose. this is a game the hard left likes playing. just add justice. you want to rob the rich, call it economic justice. if you want to trash a bank, that's social justice. shutting down a mcdonald's, nutritional justice, and firing me could be homely justice, since my beauty often offends leftist, but she offers another lie, they

smith, we're going to stay on this. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> and i'm joined now by mainstay representative andrea bowlandought to have emergency representation in her home state of maine that would fight to keep the grid and the electromagnetic pulse. your state of maine is considered the most vulnerable of the lower 48. you sponsored a bill, the first of its kind in the nation. tell us about the bill and the law. >> what the bill asked for was to put protections on the major transformers and the grid in maine as a requirement for going forward with any expansions that they want to do and to also put them on the current expansion that is under way. what happened was when these fabulous experts came to maine, they opened up the understanding of the utilities committee so broadly that they understood it was a huge issue, and they passed a bill out of the committee unanimously as emergency legislation. >> there is an estimate that it would cost homeowners $2 each to upgrade the grid or to provide the security that you would need in the state of maine; is that correct? >> that's right. it would cost about $2

andrea, where did you get your pen? did you steal that one, too? >> busted. >> is that from the bank? >> from the smith restaurant around the corner from dana perino's house. >> always taking pens. >> what do the harvard crimson and the constitution have in common? apparently, nothing. harvard writers suggesting we need to kill free speech to save liberalism. wow. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mobile share value plans for business. our best value plans ever. for example, you can get 10 gigs of data to share. and 5 lines would be $175 a month. plus you can add a line anytime for $15 a month. sharing's never been better for business. ♪ sharing's never been better for business. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps rel

there was already an andrea cook and they wouldn't let me have my name so i decided to go to my hair cells don't think is your name right to about ten years william you know was john smith and i think that let's get into some questions social media questions c.m. crazies via twitter what was your favorite part of filming the two hundredth episode of the favorite part for me was finally getting the chance to tell everyone j.j. story there's been so much mystery around who this character is and the fact that they decided to write it for the two hundredth episode with a lot of pressure in now i didn't want to screw it up so yeah it was a blast it was like a making in many action movie about the i had directed the one hundred ninety nine to so so my for me the best thing was that i did it that's why i directed i did but it's such a demanding thing you know you go from being one of the soldiers in the army to the general with a big job so. christy di tweets how has criminal minds changed their lives do you see people differently. yeah yeah i do but you know it's a struggle now for me to just. be the person i was before the show here i don't know if that makes sense but i was

smith at the fox news desk. we'll break in when the news breaks out. cavuto is back tomorrow. right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm andreah bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> on friday, the united autoworkers suffered a crushing defeat as workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voted against joining the union. it was one of the closest watched in decades, even provoking a response from president obama. senator bob corker said today the vote wasn't a result of anti-union sentiment but rather the anti-worker sentiment of t

smith at the fox news desk. we'll break in when the news breaks out. cavuto is back tomorrow. right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> on friday, the united autoworkers suffered a crushing defeat as workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voted against joining the union. it was one of the closest watched in decades, even provoking a response from president obama. senator bob corker said today the vote wasn't a result of anti-union sentiment but rather the anti-worker sentiment of the uaw. >> it was the right thick for our community and the right thing for the employees. we just had concerns about the uaw. we know of their track record. we know what's happened in communities where they have been located. we know they have been a job destroying entity through the years. >> well, bob, i know they say it's bad luck to open an umbrella inside, but the bad luck already happened for you, right? the uaw lost. this is a vote against your beloved labor union. >> the bad luck is for that guy,