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>> bill: it is. have both old and new testament have been played down in this country. all right. we will be looking for it the bible, mrs. downie, mr. burnett. thank you for coming on we appreciate it atheist richard dawkins and i duke it out over science vs. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight terrible situation in iran is a heed be a dibiasio any american father of two, christian pastor, convicted of insurrection and sentenced to 8 years in a violent iranian president. the case is completely bogus, once again the u.s. state department and the president seem pourless. >> we condemn iran's continued violation of the universal right of freedom of religion and we call on the iranian authorities to release mr. abedino. as you know, the state department is in close contact with the abedino family is actively engaged on this case. >> bill: that's nice. i don't think iran is quaking in proverbial boots. with us now a member of the group human rights watch and iranian expert. they don't care what car

bill. so as a result. >> bill: i disagree but that's okay. know unless she is mentally ill, she has to know that doing that is going to harm her in the marketplace. >> she doesn't. >> now, dr. walsh, you were a little built more outspoken than dr. who forest. i understand you got hate email directed to you. give me one example of hate email and tell me why anybody would do that. >> i wish i could. but i can't say those words on tv, bill. they tended to be profane and tend to be from men and how could this crazy doctor blame society for xxxxx, whatever this woman was doing. the truth is, that this is our daughter, bill, we raised her as a culture. she was in the foster care system. she was taken away from her own parents at the age of 12 probably because of abuse or neglect that might have included sexual abuse. >> bill: background gives her a little bit of compassion. but, why would anybody, dr. walsh, write you a vicious letter full of profanities about an issue as serious as this? why? >> because young men are such huge consumers of pornogr

i say bill o'reilly. they say bill o'reilly? look. you are doing your job when you are stand up and you say "i don't think that's right. i think it's wrong." i just told you i disagree with a lot of your position on this budget stuff, but you are making a point that the entire world is now in touch with, bill. >> bill: that's right. that's the greater good that's served from some of this over-the-top stuff. go ahead mary katharine. >> sometimes it takes that when you are talking about something like the word cut which in washington it means nothing. decrease in the increase of spending. bringing that to people's attention while people are constantly using that word dishonestly is worth doing. sometimes it takes some anger and clobber over the head for people to look at it and say wait a second that's not the word we were thinking of using. it can be used infrequently and used to bully people into like -- into ignoring the fact on the gun issue or something. >> bill: i'm not talking about you in particular. on the gun issue bully peopl

. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [chanting] >> gay, straight, black, white, marriage is a civil right. >> bill: gay marriage debate erupts in france and washington, d.c. even as the supreme court begins hearings on the matter today. megyn kelly and charles krauthammer will weigh he in. >> now they have done it in one country, they're quite capable of doing it in italy, spain, portugal or anywhere else. >> bill: european union now okaying the seizure of money from private bank accounts to pay the debt in cyprus. could that happen in the u.s.a.? we'll have a factor investigation. >> he had us all stand up and once we were standing up he said stomp on it. >> bill: also tonight, the florida college student who objected to defacing the word jesus and was suspended from class has won a huge victory. we'll have an update. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. protecting your hard earned money, that is the subject of this

bill o'reilly.com. directly ahead, madness in colorado, they won't protect the kids but they will legalize pot. now they may restrict gun ownership big time. the bible mini series. big hit. what about people who believe adam and eve? should they be taken seriously? those reports after these messages. >> fact for follow up seeing many tonight, what's going on in colorado. earlier this week we told you the state is one of six that refuses to it pass jessica's law. speaker of the house mark ferrandino. jesse watters caught up with him. >> you are not protecting the kids in passing jessica's law. why is that? >> no d.a.s. the d.a.'s opposed jessica's law. so have victims rights groups. >> 48 other states have jessica's laws and you guys think you are smarter. is that true? >> no. think we know what's in colorado's best interest. i will go with the people of colorado who are the ones in the trench fighting, this prosecuting people who don't support jessica's law and say we have tougher laws than jessica's la

>> bill: true. i think that the city should just go on a health kick and rather than imposing, i agree with you, that you can't be telling people not to drink big sodas. >> i'm annoyed that mayor bloomberg doesn't get this distinction. it's one thing to tell people and people written formed now. he says things we are not banning anything. we are just giving you more choices. they are banning bottles this size. government forced. >> bill: basically saying because soda doesn't have any nutritional val that they don't want you drinking more than 16 ounces of it it's rife with loopholes, right? so if you are a supermarket you can go in there and buy the big sodas, right? >> you can buy one of these at a supermarket. >> right. better for you. >> 7/11 is that a supermarket. >> big gulp because it's regulated by the state. bloomberg couldn't -- >> -- big gulp out of it. >> it's just a symbolic gesture that the mayor is doing. like no smoking in restaurants and all of that. here is what i don't understand w

one last thing, bill. interestingly enough, it's a jesuit taking on the name francis of the franciscans. even in the church there is some healthy, perhaps sometimes unhealthy rivalry. the jesuit is saying saint francis is an example of humility, that's what we need for reform. not managerial reform. >> bill: saint francis was a great man. no doubt about it father, thanks very much. we appreciate it next on the run down president obama says he does not see the urgency of a 17 trillion-dollar debt. it's amazing. we will have it for you in just a few moments. why turbo? trust us. it's just better to be in front. the sonata turbo. from hyundai. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthr

>> bill: it is. the scriptures have both old and new testament have been played down in this country. all right. we will be looking for it the bible, mrs. downie, mr. burnett. thank you for coming on we appreciate it atheist richard dawkins and i duke it out over science vs. religion. [ male announcer ] how can power conmption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. twe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight terrible situation in iran is a heed be a dibiasio any american father of two, christian pastor, convicted of insurrection and sentenced to 8 years in a violent iranian preside

>> that is true, bill. not only that, when did he take the bus, it was a very regular event that people would swarm him just because they liked him. they would call him father jorge. he was just a man of the people. at the same time, he was very, very strong in his statements and taking on what he believed to be corruption, sometimes argentinian government and also known here in the vatican as somebody who was tough. i can tell you, bill, that at the major candidates that we have been talking about the last couple of weeks were looked at for their qualities of being able to give a vivacious and committed presentation and a happy presentation of the gospel. and then in these two weeks they started realizing that these -- the cardinals started realizing the corruption and the dysfunction within the vatican itself needs a strong hand. and i believe that's why they looked to jorge bergaglio. >> he will be a reformer and champion of the poor throughout the world. is he a social conservative. he he doesn't want g

>> bill: it is.d new testament have been played down in this country. all right. we will be looking for it the bible, mrs. downie, mr. burnett. thank you for coming on we appreciate it atheist richard dawkins and i duke it out over science vs. it out over science vs. shoot. now with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful network. record video. connect more. so you can do more. the share everything plan from verizon. add additional devices like the samsung galaxy camera for $5 monthly access. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight terrible situation in iran is a heed be a dibiasio any american father of two, christian pastor, convicted of insurrection and sentenced to 8 years in a violent iranian president. the case is completely bogus, once again the u.s. state department and the president seem pourless. >> we condemn iran's continued violation of the universal right of freedo

no arrests. >> bill: they are dominican lawyers. >> dominican lawyers. >> bill: bill why weren't theya he said, she said. >> right. >> bill: good for menendez. >> because it casts doubt on the allegations. there is still a grand jury investigation. >> bill: on another matter. >> on another matter. >> i don't think the fbi is looking into this prostitution beef. that's what i have heard anyway. however, let's just stay with this for a minute. so menendez now, all since jump has said this is a a smear. >> um-huh. >> okay. and enemies of mine have tried to do this. and now it looks like, wiehl, that he was correct. >> he has a case here. no matter what these women say now. nobody is going to believe them. because if they say now they go back and say. >> bill: can't be doing that. >> they say they were bought, this and that. >> put the pieces together and talk about the facts. this started with the daily caller had an interview and you see on your screen right now. one of the women said she was paid to have sex with the senator. fine. the "the washington post" did a story. they talked thr

the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. real reason president obama is not trying to solve the fiscal chaos. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may have noticed i'm getting very frustrated with president obama. it has nothing to do with ideology. it has to do with performance. it's obvious to anyone who pays attention that mr. obama is is not trying to solve the fiscal mess. he does not want to cut spending and will not put forth any specific plans to do so. he will also not give his vision on entitlement reform, things like social security and medicare which are draining the treasury. i mean, the president is the leader of the country, it's his job to get the debate started with concrete proposals. mr. obama simply will not do it to the great detriment of the nation. that's a fact. here is another fact. the press largely letting him get away with it the key question is why. why is mr. obama not trying to solve complex problems? recent article in the "the washington post" provides some insight

hi, jen. >> hi, bill. >> bill: good to have you with us as always. >> thank you. >> bill: this is a bigys been this talk about president obama and benjamin net yaw hue don't really like each other. is this a fence mender? >> yes. they were laughing about how attractive both of their wives are, and more attractive than they are so their children are more attractive than they are. it is all subtle -- it's all what we call diplomacy, where they have these moments of laughing together at little things, but when you put it all together it looks like the mood was a lot more comfortable than the first time they were together. >> bill: yeah, and the president said to the president at the airport was -- god it's so good to get away from that congress. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> bill: and i'm sure for him, it is. back to chuck todd for a second, will you admit like i have that for those of us in the back row of the briefing room it was good to see chuck todd put in his place. because he does ask question after question after question, right? sometimes? >> well, it's true. when you are in the fron

i mean, he's -- >> bill: tiger's back. bill clinton's back. article in "the washington post" this morning. david bidder's back. >> is he really? >> bill: yes. and sanford is back. so we're a foyeing country. -- forgiving country. >> how about o.j. simpson? is he on his way back? >> bill: hanky-panky is one thing. double murder, that's a different category. great line-up for you today. igor volky our -- volsky, our good friend from think progress will be here. i don't thinkman john yarmuth from kentucky will be stopping by as well. we'll be talking about the big hearing in the supreme court on the defense of american act. michele bachmann crazier than ever and now in some legal hot water. but first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this tuesday. 27 winning games in a row. that's where the miami heat now stand after beating the orlando magic last night 108-94. that was without dwyane wade for its second straight night. he's out with a sore knee. lebron james posted 24 points and 11 assists in the effort. hea

bill says you so right bill. i'm sorry, but if you listen close, loony rand was talking bs. he was just seeking at attention. >> bill: when rand paul -- i met grassley's chief of staff and he pointed out we should not be asking for memos from the white house about when they can use drones. we should be sending them memos. steve calling from hollywood, hi, steve. >> caller: hi, there bill. i think i can speak on behalf of all of the fans of your program, when i say that -- you know, your agreement with rand paul on this, what a great credible and logical observer of the public scene and commentator you are, and gives you even more credibility than you always have had. and he is right about this. the guy is one of the crown prince's of the republican party, but rand paul is right babb this, and he was smart to do what he did. but by you agreeing with him it shows what a credible commentator you are. >> bill: i must tell you i was a little nervous because i kept waiting for the but. i like you are doing this but --

>> bill: come.on. >> -- the new lawsuit they are asking for $40 billion -- >> bill: oh, yeah right. >> that includes future earnings they claim michael would have made were he still alive. >> bill: michael jackson knew what he was doing. he took all of these drugs forget it. speak >> bill: i hope they just throw that case out of court. >> the george washington university has had some pretty prom meant political names as commencement speakers in recent years. this year they have gone with someone politically connected but it's an actress, carry washington will at dress the students in may. >> bill: did she go there? >> to george washington? no. >> yeah, she did. >> oh, i didn't know that. and new organizations have been cutting back staff and resources for many years now, and consumers are finally noticing. one third of people have abandoned a us in outlet because it was not giving them what they came for anymore. the worst hit is local news organizations where government coverage is down 50% in the

thank you, bill. >> bill: thanks very much. megyn kelly will have more on the colorado situation later in the broadcast. stick around, amazing what's going on in colorado. next, for years i've rejected calling president obama a socialist, you may know that. but now things are changing. ♪ [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. from the brand doctors recommend most. great first gig! let's go! party! awwwww... arigato! we are outta here! party...... finding you the perfect place, every step of the way. hotels.com >> back in july of 2008 when then senator barack obama was campaigning to be president, he addressed a crowd in fargo, north dakota. >> the problem is, is that the way bush has done it over the last eight years is to take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name of our children, driving up our

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bill? bill: amy kellogg live in london that story. a story sill developing at the moment. knox's lawyer was talking about the retrial earlier today. >> she issued a statement that it was very painful to receive that difficult news. we were certainly hopeful the supreme court would simply affirm the ruling of the appellate court. let's be very clear here. there was never any evidence in this case. whatever evidence was reviewed was considered absent, nonexistent, unreliable or simply inact rat -- inaccurate. jamie: let's give you context t unfolded in 2007. when amanda knox and her boyfriend was arrested four days after her roommate, meredith kircher was found did. the in december of that same year both were found guilty of murder and sexual assault. knox watt 26 years. her boyfriend got 25. in october of 2011 they won their appeal, both acquitted. that brings us up to today when italy's highest criminal court overturns the acquittal. ordering a new trial. she could get double jeopardy which

the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the political rhetoric gets crazier. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. earlier this week we chat advertised michele bachmann about not being accurate about criticisms. her general correct that president obama is asking for shared sacrifice but does not seem to be participating himself. valid points are much stronger if you have the facts to back them up. enter our pal congressman charles rangle one of the oldest members of the house at age 82. mr. rangle wants to pass tough gun control laws. >> i cannot believe that politicians are afraid of the nra if they thought for one minute that the churches and the synagogue and priests and the ministers were saying hey, do the right thing and we have your back. we're talking about millions of kids dying, being shot down by assault weapons. >> bill: millions of kids. paging congressman rangel, the fact is that in 2011, the last stats available. 8500 americans were killed by gunfire. 565 of them children. so rangel weake

it's a little watered down. >> bill: reconcile the two bills. >> it will happen in may or june. >> billr we have jessica's law in jersey. that's big. not an easy state. in new york, what's going on? >> focus. >> bill: nobody has even introduced it? >> 2006 they did and it now they're trying again. only in the assembly. not in the senate. >> bill: we have got to start somewhere. is there action in the assembly? >> there is a push to renew the 2006 ban that failed. >> bill: all right. so new york is going to be like hawaii and colorado. >> new york is looking good. yeah, new york has not shown -- to do it. >> bill: i might have to go up to your hometown, new albany. i might have to gond slap some of these pinheads around. they are frightening to you. >> new albany? those are my people. >> bill: i think we should send kelly up to albany for a couple of days. >> i will meet you at lombardos. >> all right. best of miller on deck. talk about frightening. we put together a segment that will offend just about everyone. miller is next. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is

: let them defend it. >> bill: >> so, in a sense, reed invoked the hastert bill. >> bill: exactly. exactly. i think that's an excellent point. lynn, you and i are soulmate did here harry reid is acting like john boehner on this thing, i am not going to allow it to come up for a vote. with that, darn wish we had more time. lynn, great to talk to you. good to see you the other day at the briefing. thanks for joining us. >> take care >> bill: lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun times"." "this is "the bill press show." current tv, it's been all building up to this. >>bill shares his views, now it's your turn. >>i know you're going to want to weigh in on these issues. >>connect with "full court press with bill press" at facebook.com/billpressshow and on twitter at bpshow. >>i believe people are hungry for it. >> bill: [ music ] >> taking your e-mails on any topic at any time, this is the bill press show, live on your radio and current tv. >> here we go in the next hour congress woman jan shakowsky and talking about a the impact of the sequester. now, if you have

>> uh-huh. >> bill: 0, man. >> bill clinton had some fun in new york last night.mer police department attending the big east tournament quarterfinal game t louisville won over villanova. clintonposed for photos and chatted up a storm, stayed around for a while. but by asked by estn who he wants to win the march tournament, he has to go with georgetown, his alma matter. >> loyalty. >> game from. >> the philadelphia eagles cheerleaders want the late singer, michael jackson's daughter to work for them. the cheerleading director has seen paris jackson cheer for her high school and has been impressed but paris is only 14 years old. you have to be 18 with a high school to be an nfl cheerleader. >> there it is. there it is, the future you hope for, for your daughter. right in the for michael jackson's daughter to be an eagles cheerleader. jesus. go to college and get the a degree and become a doctor. >> it fits the story line. it's totally crazy but not too crazy crazy for the michael jackson family. >> look at how young they started to groom him. >> exactly. now son wor

bill o'reilly up. stretch the streak to an incredible seven straight championships all under coach wooden. it was a three pete on the college courts 34 years ago today. and now you know the news for this friday, march the 22nd. mom's birthday. happy birthday, mom. see you back here monday. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> bill o'reilly has labeled several charges at you, sir, and your caucus. so i must ask you now. have you, once or ever been a kook? do you support the repeal of american capitalism? >> bill: since the far left media cannot defend the onerous taxation put for the by the congressional caucus. they are trying to mock it. this is no laughing matter. we have a follow up report. >> we are talking about millions of kids dying, shot down by assault weapons. he. >> bill: where was that russia during world war ii, congressman rangle? millions of kids? we will tell you about unbelievable and irresponsible political rhetoric. >> drove all snakes out of ireland and then they came int

problem, bill, is we are all fallen people. >> bill: okay. statement and then i will give you 45 seconds. the real tragedy of this, outside of the damage done to the children, which was enormous, all right? is that the catholic church has lost moral authority throughout the world. there isn't anything to take its place. all right? so it's broken down. and that is what the secular press has seized upon. last word. >> it is seizing upon it for a reason because it it disagrees with the doctrine of the catholic church. i understand that. enormous good is done by the catholic church around the world. i would say the catholic church went away tomorrow there would be a lot of children a lot of elderly people, a lot of indigent, a lot of people needing hospital care, compassionate care who would have no one to look out for them and have no one to protect them. be careful what you wish for. >> bill: all right. laura ingraham, everybody. plenty more ahead as the factor continues from los angeles this evening. big scandal in delaware. a teenage beauty q

droid powerful. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly.segment tonight, let's get to the sage of southern california, joins us now from santa barbara. miller, i understand you were outraged when i told the audience that i gave up my radio commentary because it wasn't worth it anymore between the taxes and the agent commissions and all of that. am i correct? >> no. incorrect. by the way, rand paul's chest hair is so thick it looks like a black turtle neck. anyway. [ laughter ] >> i lived at the president for making a new normal, bill. as i heard you say that, we're have come to some weird place like america 180 where we have fallen through the looking glass that due to high taxation a guy it doesn't make sense for me to work and there are four people involved in that and they are going to have to find. you know, it really struck me last month the new normal when they said the unemployment rate had gone from 7.8 to 7.7 and the reason is the host organism smaller because 300,000 more people quit looking. listen, i'm not trying to be agenda dr

: bill is calling from georgia. >> caller: good morning, bill. >> bill: hi, what is your comment?hen republicans get into power, they spend spend, spend like a drunken sailor because they know when we spend there will be problems and progress and the economy will grow and everybody will be okay. >> bill: it is true that there is a lot of big spending during the bush years which was not paid for. >> exactly. and that's why a lot of us that listen to the people talking about the importance of the deficit, and we think where was that in the 2000s. the basic concept should be when the economy is doing better that you cut back, and when it is struggling you make sure the government is doing their part. >> bill: and that formula has always worked. >> right. >> bill: and i think it works with president obama's stimulus bill. >> yeah, absolutely. >> bill: if he got a bigger stimulus, the economy might look better than it does. jennifer thanks so much for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> bill: we'll be back and talk cpac with james holmman from "politico." >> announcer: this is the

>> bill: okay.doubt who the big winner and loser was yesterday in new york city. what happened there has ripple effects around the country because one of the things we talk about a lot even as liberals and as progressives is government can go too far. and it often does. and we always have to be, you know on our guard against that. and step in. and we think, we talked about it when it was first proposed, that mayor michael bloomberg of new york is the classic politician who tends to go too far in terms of the nanny state. we know that it was you know, six months ago or whatever that he announced his latest. he's the guy who got rid of msg in the restaurants he stopped smoking in bars, stopped smoking in restaurants started there. stop smoking even in front of restaurants and bars. you have to be so many feet away from them. and he's the guy who forced the fast food places to put the calorie count on the menus on and on and on. he's the classic mr. nanny state. but the latest step is when he said no m

the factor begins right now. >> . >> greta:. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. what happens to democracy when the press actively support a political party? that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is widely believed that the national media in america is in the tank for president obama. they generally support his policies and when he does something wrong, the media don't make a big deal out of it. obviously, the great example is the national debt. most economists believe that a nation owing 17 trillion dollars is in trouble. with the president and the democratic party do not believe that. >> the debt is not endangering us a bit, not at all. our economists say we're in debt, but it's not endangering everything. as a matter of fact, there are economists that say some debt is not a bad idea at all. >> bill: some debt, some debt, congressman conyers? hey, if you don't think owing 17 trillion is a problem, you need to retire. how many times have you heard the national press speak passionately about the debt? besides fox news and the wall street jou

caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. more financial madness in the u.s.a. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. factor viewer dave nichols. who lives in okeechobee, florida believes that california will be america's cyprus and he might be right. the golden state currently owes a whopping $164 billion, which it can never, never repay without selling san francisco to beijing. so, when california eventually defaults on its massive debt, which it will. the spector of state officials seizing private property might not be all that crazy. right now the good folks who live in california paying the highest taxes in the nation. 21% when you add the state income tax to the state sales tax. and the financial madness in california is epitomized by the case of 63-year-old susan muranishi highest paid administrator in the state perhaps the nation making an astowntding $424,000 a year. but thankfully for the taxpayers, susan will soon be retiring. i made a mistake. i said th

>> caller: bob, i'm sorry, bill. >> bill. >> caller: listen, bill.d of mouth is the best advertisement. this is my mouth and this is where people ought to buy the obama hate machine that you have there because to make heads or tails of the ignorance, just the shear ignorance bob woodward, he's with too cute. he let's his good get in the way of his better like the lot of them. come on >> bill: well said, linda. every time i go out now and talk about the obama hate machine, i am going to take linda with me. >> telling you >> bill: she's got it. but this is woodward. he figured he could make news become part of the story. right? if he comes out and attacks the obama white house. form and friends and sean hannity last night embrace them now as their new hero. what undercuts that story, it was legitimate bona fide reporters across the board said, hey, woodward, get a life, man. we have had worse than that and we have given worse than that. it goes with the territory. >> yes. >> i remember when i was -- a quick story when i was working for jerry brown firs

right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is america still the land of opportunity? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as alert americans well know, president obama is trying to fundamentally change the u.s.a. he sees our system as basically unfair. and wants to provide more services and money to those who don't have very much. the republican party says the president's social justice outlook is damaging the freezing rain structure of the country. high taxation and high debt are holding back the economy and the g.o.p. believes mr. obama is creating a nation at war with itself. the affluent vs. the nonaffluent. over the weekend senator ted cruze of texas, a conservative, delivered a very emotional speech at cpac. >> my father came from cuba. he had been in prison. he had been tortured in cuba. and he came to texas with nothing, with 100 in his underwear. didn't speak a word of english. washed dishes making 50 cents an hour. in someone had came up to that 18-year-old kid av

take care, sir. >> take care, bill. bill: martha.a: there are problems for builders in this country even as we see hope in the real estate market. builders say higher costs are actually slowing them down. we'll talk about that. >>> this story for you, a wounded iraq veteran living out his dream on the big-league ballfield. his aspiring story and the message he has for america about our wounded warriors. we'll be right back. bill: inspiring wounded iraq veteran going from the batted field -- battlefield to the ballfield. doc jacobs among 80 hopefuls at spring training for the l.a. dodgers. tommy lasorda was there to make it happen. have a listen. >> regular invite. you want to hit some balls with the dodgers? i said yes, sir. that is dream come true. my bigger mission to show america that wounded veterans are still here and will not lay down to be a statistic. bill: he was assigned as a marine corpsman in 199 -- 2006. he lost his left league below the knee and requiring more than 50 surgeries to get him where he is today. play ball. m

bill: she is from new jersey. alisyn: yes. bill: she is out this week.inking there was a little bit of mystery for a couple days that the winner is from knew jersey and martha is not around. maybe? alisyn: right. but, no, it is not. bill: take a look at the markets right now. we're heading lower right now. opened about eight minutes of trading. concerns about cyprus. who knew. concerns about the european continent and italy as whether or not they will get a bail-in for their countries to out of their mess. we're up about 100 points in trading. we'll keep an eye on that. alisyn: concern grows over a missing vial with a deadly virus. where is it, does some have it and why is the fbi now involved? ♪ i'm your venus [ female announcer ] what does beauty feel like? find out with venus embrace. every five-bladed stroke gives you 360 degrees of smooth for goddess skin you can feel and feel. ♪ i'm your venus only from venus embrace. ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemic

bill:. bill: you as well.es it say about north korea's capability or maybe the concern we have about what they have done with their own technology? >> well, you know, bill, i don't think anybody believes at this point the north korea is capable of sending any nuclear weapons across the ocean to hit us but nonetheless we know they're moving forward aggressively with a plan they hope will give them the ability to achieve that. not only nuclear weapon but some long range ballistic missiles they're working on to drop any kind of a weapon on the united states will cause a lot of problems for whoever the administration may be. so we're trying to get our defenses in order, in order to be able, excuse me, bill to counter any threat they may come up with. bill: we have interceptors in place in different parts of the west coast including alaska. >> we do. bill: this would ramp up the number. when you see the headline, what is the u.s. intelligence seeing now that we did not see before? you're at cpac so there an audienc

for you, bill. >> bill: no, no, no. i would find that so amusing. i would laugh. just can't imagine. it happened to me once in my career in boston and the next time i saw the guy i grabbed his tie and i led him across a hotel lobby by his tie. and i kicked him right out into coply square. i said hey, next time you talk to me like that you are going into charles river. you are lucky you got away with the square tonight. that's the guy i am. >> you want to hear about the toughest blow back on anything i got. >> i have covered several presidential campaigns and been at several national conventions but the toughest, the hardest, the most severe blow back i ever got was from dan rather. when i wrote about liberal bias in the media you expect it from a politician. they are pushing back because they are protecting their turf. but when you get it from another journalist that's not a good thing. >> was this the "wall street journal" you wrote, the op. ed? >> yes. >> bill: rather comes off as texas genteel guy. did he say f you, bernie? >> no, no. he didn't do that the blow

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the list is long. it is iran.h korea, cybersecurity. among the issues likely to be talked about starting today. martha: and our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us live from washington where she will of course be watching every word of this catherine, good morning. what do we expect? >> reporter: thank you, martha, good morning. a primary focus is going to be the rising threat of cyber attacks from u.s. interests of nation states of china, iran and russia. threat of nuclear iran. prepared testimony from nation's top intelligence officer, james clapper. iran is developing nuclear capabilities to enhance its security, prestige and regional influence and give it the ability to develop nuclear weapons should a decision be made to do so. we do not know if iran will eventually decide to build nuclear weapons. there is ample evidence al qaeda is on the rise in west and north africa with the attack on the consulate in benghazi and 9/11 underscoring a threat against u.s. and western interests. quot

>> bill: march 14th?so march 14th is pi day. it's a fine excuse to eat pie. >> bill: i don't get it. look my last math class was a long time ago, and man when i walked out of the door of that math class -- >> but you know pi. >> bill: right. so you have march 14th -- look, basically what it is is it's an excuse for people to eat pie and get away with it. >> bill: all right. give me a piece of pie. >> pie for breakfast is not bad. >> bill: i know i should have brought one in. on a more serious note yesterday, senator kirsten gillibrand from north carolina and others working on the issue of sexual assault in the military. which is frightening. the figures they are using 19,000 cases of sexual assault in the military a year and because of the overwhelming percentage of men in the military as opposed to women, 10,000 of those sexual assault cases are actually men being sexually assaulted, but the one case that was the focus of this hearing yesterday is just an outraging case over in italy where a fighter pilo