judge andrew napolitano is very worked up about this and he will be here. [shouting] get somebody out here quick, quick, quick. they where to beat this boy to death. >> laura: horrific beating in florida as thugs pummel a boy on the school bus. what provoked this barbaric attack. why didn't the bus driver do more to stop it? we'll have a factor investigation. chanting] >> laura: a scathing new report shows planned parenthood wasted or abused millions of taxpayer dollars. the mainstreamed me remains silent. but not us. you will be shocked by what we tell you. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, and the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. will past be prologue for hillary clinton? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo hillary clinton has been gone from her perch at the state department for six months now, but, with mrs. clinton it's never out of site out of mind with die hard democrats. new hampshire poll of likely primary voters has the former first

andrew napolitano no. >> we have to be in certain states. some of them are more lenient.he breakdowns for the 16 states. it depends owhat state you're an m-1 state the stories in the you're ordering from. gerri: that's cool. i did not know that. check to see which items are exempt. >> exactly. we have these tips of there. in certain states like texas, there will have clothing that will be exempt. but certain items like climbing boots will be part of the tax holiday. climbing boots will be included. gerri: the devil is in the details. >> check what you want and make sure it will be able to be discnted during holiday. gerri: thank you for coming on. appreciate it. great job. welli case ofuyer's remorse. we've reported capitol hill anxiety after going on the obamacare insurance exchange since it was on kick -- on fair. the white house saying today that the office of personnel management has decided lawmakers and their staff will go on to the exchanges but the government will keep subsidizing coverage. my next guest says this fight is just starting. the heritage foundation. t

judge andrew napolitano is very worked up about this and he will be here. [shouting] get somebody out here quick, quick, quick. they where to beat this boy to death. >> laura: horrific beating in florida as thugs

andrew napolitano.s good to talk to you. >> good to be with you. >> i know your argument is we should be grateful to ed snowden for telling us of the most massive government orchestrated violation of the fourth named our history. >> we should be grateful. this caused a debate on the house of representatives over whether or not, in a free society, the people want, expect, or will permit the government to spy on everyone. we now know the government spies on everyone. last week we reported that the obama administration, through the nsa, asked internet service providers for our passwords and that didn't make the front pages but mr. snowden's behaviors hard to understand. what saved him is the adversary relationship we have with russia and the that -- fact we don't have an extradition treat. >> people say, read my boring e-mails, listen to my telephone calls. i if you can prevent another 9/11, don't care. >> a lot of people do believe that. unfortunately the constitution is their adversary because the consti

senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> at first the government toldes when snowden madetial revelations the only thing they captured was basic information, billing information,. who you called, when you called, how long you spoke. >> shepard: they lied to us. >> snowden and other nsa whistle-blowers, including one named thomas drake who has been on shows in this building, was prosecuted by the government, and the prosecution was thrown out. reveals the government does have the context of phone calls and e-mails and can read them. this morning we learn that other entities in the federal government are jealous that the nsa has this and they want it. but the dea revealed, the drug enforcement administration, it has received it. so, they have actually started criminal investigations based on information seized pursuant to spying power. absolutely prohibited, not only by the fourth amendment but by the statute that creates the spying power which says it can only be used to combat terrorism, not other crimes, because it's easier for them to start a prosecution based upon secre

judge andrew napolitano is very worked up about this and he will be here.ebody out here quick, quick, quick. they where to beat this boy to death. >> laura: horrific beating in florida as thugs

judge andrew napolitano is very worked up about this and he will be here.get somebody out here quick, quick, quick. they where to beat this boy to death. >> laura: horrific beating in florida as thugs

judge andrew napolitano is here. huge change my opinion none this.th it as a data collection so long as it is used only for terrorism but your point out that the data has not been used only for terrorism. it has been moved towards the drug enforcement administration and whoever else next? you changed my opinion. judge napolitano: i have known you to be one of the most intelligent and thoughtful people on television, gratifying to hear your mind has been changed, you educate me and financial matters all the team, this is not my opinion, this is not stated fact. when reuters discovered in a manual for irs agents prepared by the justice department, if they commenced criminal tax fraud investigation based on raw data given them by the nsa they were not to reveal it came from the nsa even if they had to be deceptive. when you are prosecuting someone, don't tell the federal prosecutors this came from the nsa, lie if necessary. when federal agents lie to other federal agents or lie to federal prosecutors they commit a felony and potentially corrupt the pros

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andrew napolitano is here. and this is a contractual thing. i just don't get it.napolitano: the answer is the players' union which is one of the wealthiest and most powerful labor unions in the country actually struck over what is engage in a work stoppage over this and other reissues and this is the ability of player to reject the decision and enjoy the benefits of the contract during the period that his appeal is being heard. the agreement says the appeal has to be filed within 20 days and silent how long it will take but commentators this morning know more about this than i do on christmas time. the issue is he gets to play the rest of the season, let's say the suspension is up held. what becomes of the 60 games remaining in the season. that is of to the arbitrator. the arbitrator can go away with that and relieve them of the penalty and tacked on to the first sixty games in the 2015 season. there was no obligation of due process because this is of private agreement between players and owners. players have chosen landowners have agreed collectively in the colle

judge andrew napolitano is here. judge napolitano: how did i get into the middle of this?ing neil cavuto's your world, interviewing rand paul and says you ought to get together with chris christie. and rand paul says you come on the show. on another subject on will pay for the chris christie -- the beer summit. judge napolitano: folks want to weigh in. on will pay for it in trenton in washington or in frankfurt, ky. don: there's a lot of stake here. if the risk continues -- judge napolitano: at pointed this out and this will appeal to you. we had these risks in the republican party before and it is the search for the soul of the party. the classic with in your lifetime or mutton although we were children at the time and i was trying to get into princeton, nelson rockefeller against goldwater, rockefeller won, and republicans had a collapse of the fee. you could argue by virtue of that the conservative movement was formed and ronald reagan came along. stuart: we haven't got time. we f-16's years from it. stuart: judge napolitano: ronald reagan reached across the aisle. and

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judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst is joining us. i want to share with you, judge, what the owner of lava bit had to say in an open letter if anyone is interested. he said, this experience has taught me one very important lesson. without congressional action or a strong judicial precedent i would strongly recommend against anyone trusting their private data to a company with physical ties to the united states. what do you make of that? >> well to a company with physical ties to the united states, meaning that the united states government will come knocking on the door of computer servers to say you have an obligation to help us out and if you don't help us out we'll get court orders requiring you to help us out. even if you believe the service provider, even those court orders would be up down constitutional in my view and view of many of us who follow it they were at least the one edward snowden revealed, then you have no choice but to shut down because the failure to comply with a valid, even though illegal and unconstitutional, va

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let's talk to judge andrew napolitano. judge, do you buy that?y it, but the n.s.a. itself has given every indication that the information snowden released, whether you think it's lawful or unlawful, whether you think we have a right to know about it or not, is in fact accurate. about a half dozen other former n.s.a. staffers, not employees of outside contractors of the n.s.a. like mr. snowden, but former government agents who worked for the n.s.a. have corroborated the following, that in the past two and a half years the government has gathered trillions of pieces of information, and those pieces of information consist of the actual sounds of our voices on telephones, our actual e-mails and our actual texts. it doesn't necessarily read them or listen to them unless it wants to. how difficult is it for them to do so? a couple of key strokes on a computer and it will bring up a conversation we had last week. >>steve: you just said they are recording our phone calls? >> yes, they are. >>gretchen: i thought they weren't. i thought thefrp just recordi

look who is here, judge napolitano. >> andrew: what a pleasure to be here!t? [ laughter ] if ohm that would have been the quotation, we would have won. >> andrew: i was a little hyped. radio city music hall. right under our noses. >> gretchen: let me bring you some of the medicine lines because we have new details with a story that unfolded. a man accused of shooting up a town hall in pennsylvania. three people died. the man had an ongoing dispute with the town. his property was condemned. he showed up at the meeting and started shooting before being tackled by a hero. >> approached the township building, he began to fire into the township building through the windows of the building. he continued to advance on the building firing as he walked forward, firing through the windows. >> gretchen: local newspaper reporter chris webber was at the meeting and told his editor, quote, the scene that got my attention, plaster flying out, blowing out through the walls. i heard more than ten shots. it was automatic, like a string of fire crackers. there were real heros,