now, when we come back your friend bill carter will be here, we'll talk more about bill and the musicar later. johnny depp is here. we'll be right back." (applause) ♪ ♪ >> dave: johnny, i wanted to -- you're now publishing. i know you have a love of books and you've published this "new york times" best-seller already. this is a lost novel from woody guthrie about the dust bowl? how did you find the transcript of this? >> it's -- it came to me through a mutual friend of hunter thompson's and myself, douglas brinkley, a brilliant writer and story and professor -- historian amazing. so he called me and said "i've just been shown the manuscript to woody guthrie's last novel. i think you're the guy. you should publish it." and so we went into it and just wanted to make the book as -- you know, as beautiful as possible since they're a dying breed. >> dave: and do you plan to publish other volumes? >> we have a couple things in line there's a thing we're doing with bob dylan. >> last night we had a group on doing sea shanties. from the -- the americans from a collection of sea shanty which i

the list also includes bill parcells. cris carter. and jonathan ogden. also senior selections in fiske robinson. >> chris culliver is still working to clean up his image following some anti gay remarks made earlier this week. kron four's jeff bush explains what the niners defensive back is doing to make amends. >> reporter: fast a week in the spotlight for saying he would not approve of a gay player on the team. the media swarmed him the next day and the cornerback backpeddledsaying he was sorry for what he said. >> chris culliver,san francisco 49ers: that was very ugly comments and that is not what i feel in my heart and hopefully, i can learn and grow from this experience and this situation. >> reporter: that apology was not enough for many in the gay community so the team announced that culliver will get sensitivity training from the trevor project which is an orgaization that mans a 24 hour hotline for lgbt youth to call if they are having thoughts of suicide. >> abbie lane,trevor project: we're going to be working on educating chris and his family a

joining him in this year's race are bill parcells, cris carter, warren sapp and larry allen. >>> ogden'smer team may ray lewis may be a first ballot hall of famer in five years. he had a bigger stage in mind this weekend. the whole world will be watching number 52 in his last dance. whether it comes in the pregame introez or postgame celebration. jim, go ahead. show a picture. ray-ray says either way he is feeling no pressure. >> personally, i'm playing with two aces. you know? there's no lose for me. because i've been in this game before. i won a super bowl. i won the mvp. i've done all those things. and now being back here and knowing that this is my last time ever, you know, the greatest reward to myself, honestly, is to give everything i got. you know? they greatest award to my teammates is give everything i've got. at the end of the day when that clock hits 0:00, i ride off into the sunset. >> he would love to ride off with that story book ending. kickoff is 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. >> college hoops, just what the terrapins ordered. to comcast center. alyssa thomas wearing red but cheeri

make their application is back to your old conspiracy theory that it was all you know bill clinton or jimmy carter who called the congressional black caucus you force the banks into giving loans to lower income urban people which caused this great calamity which you know that problem is a fraction of what happened well and that's not even a problem actually the the the lending act i forget the name of i'm sure you know is right off the top there had chorus we're talking about the dodd frank no no they were there the one act that everybody creative everybody on the right always criticizes and actually you know basically what it did was it out was red line and it didn't force any banks to do anything it just it just told. they couldn't give illegal behavior karl. are you in favor of baxter's being brought to trial of course of course. you know and if this is how senator warren is going to spend her time in in the committee i think it's a great great step towards at least maybe getting some answers down the road i mean this is about how she was talking to our people our regulators i can't wait until

make their application is back to your old conspiracy theory that it was all you know bill clinton or jimmy carter who called it a congressional black caucus you forced the banks into giving loans to lower income working people which caused this great calamity which you know that problem is a fraction of what happened well in the. it's not even a problem actually the. money forget the name what i'm sure you know is right off the top there had chorus which i meant the. frank no no they were the one at that everybody crew the everybody all right always criticizes and actually you know basically what i did was it out was red line and it didn't force any banks to do anything just leave it just told that they couldn't give illegal behavior karl. are you in favor of banks has been brought to trial of course of course. you know and this is how senator warren is going to spend her time in in the committee i think it's a great great step towards at least maybe getting some answers down the road i mean this is about how she was talking to our people our regulators i can't wait until she has you know see big

bill parcells. cris carter. and jonathan ogden. also senior selections were curley culp.rs seem bored with all the media obligations. >> we are ready. >> i have some jitters but we are going to try to keep peace baldwin. >> some things are true distractingly but i am ready to cash attack on the field. >> this is a grid opportunity to not let it slip away because we not know when we're going to get back here. all of this is fun. and we are ready for sunday to get it rolling. >> as for the pet lovers? for those pet lovers out there. puppy bowl returns for its seventh consecutive year. here's a live look from the animal planet channel. the event is expected to be filled with "terrier tackles, touchdowns, puppy penalties, and fumbles." kickoff is at noon pacific. there will also be a kitten half time show. >> there is much more to come. with the big game of the big easy. >> this live shot from new the big easy. >> this live shot from new orleans. we have been well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you w

bill clinton, jimmy carter. it wasn't a disaster.nd the amount is there but there's flexibility in each department to cut it in a safe and responsible manner. >> let me go back to general mccaffrey because i don't want to lose him. a lot of people say the defense department is being very political on this, for example, saying that the aircraft carriers and all the associated ship movements for the "harry s. truman" and the "abraham lincoln," they could go to the persian gulf and to come out and say they can't go to the persian gulf is what they call -- what is it? gold watching. gold watches? is that the term? that's the military side to shutting down the washington monument. i mean, there are things that can be done. and if you hear some of the generals who i admire enormously but not necessarily financially, they say nothing can be done. that's not the case. >> larry, look. chief of staff of the army is not running for public office. we can't promote him again. he says he may have to cut up to 80% of the discretionary training budg

larry allen, cris carter, curly culp, jonathan ogden, bill parcels and warren sap. i am talking to a navy s.e.a.l. near ft. worth, texas. stay here "the next list" starts right now. >>> they are innovators, game changers, people pushing themselves. moving us all forward. they are the next scientists, musicians, poets. the next makers, dreamers, teachers and geniuses. they are the next list. >> i think when you give everyday people access to the tools of innovation, amazing things could happen. >> as a life-long do it yourselfer jim knows the power of having an idea and the tools to bring it to life. >> this is the kayak that folds up into a suitcase size box. >> newton is passionate about sharing that power with everyone who wants to put creative ability to work. >> i don't think you have to teach innovation. i just think you have to coax people out of their fear of trying to innovate. >> you know, for me, it was really a life saver and i kind of get choked up talking about it because it meant a whole lot to me. it still matters a whole lot. >> one of the reasons he

he'll be joined by chris carter, warren sapp, jonathan ogden bill parcells, and dave robinson. now, while those seven will have their moment in canton later this summer, i think this profootball vote today will be remembered for the three guys who did not get in. tim brown 49ers sack master charles haley and of course, eddie. >> will eddeie get in some day? i don't know. i thought he had a chance, but i didn't think he had a great chance because of bill parcells being up. very rare contributors go in so this was his best shot but unfortunately he had parcells sitting there. >> really only two people, i believe, may have spoken against. there wasn't much. most of the discussion was fairly positive, but you don't know what's in people's minds. >> yeah. it was too bad ann, as we go back to you. eddie has five super bowl championship teams. he had a dynasty. he really brought into a new era of the nfl of luxury spending on your football team. i think he changed the culture of the league. he's got to get in at some point. he was just caught in a numbers game today. we'll have more c

larry allen, cris carter, curly culp, jonathan ogden, bill parcels and warren sap. i am talking to a navy s.e.a.l. near ft. worth, texas. stay here "the next list" starts right now. >>> they are innovators, game changers, people pushing themselves. moving us all forward. they are the next scientists, musicians, poets. the next makers, dreamers, teachers and geniuses. they are the next list. >> i think when you give everyday people access to the tools of innovation, amazing things could happen. >> as a life-long do it yourselfer jim knows the power of having an idea and the tools to bring it to life. >> this is the kayak that folds up into a suitcase size box. >> newton is passionate about sharing that power with everyone who wants to put creative ability to work. >> i don't think you have to teach innovation. i just think you have to coax people out of their fear of trying to innovate. >> you know, for me, it was really a life saver and i kind of get choked up talking about it because it meant a whole lot to me. it still matters a whole lot. >> one of the reasons he

fellow inductees include head coach bill parcells, wide receiver cris carter and defensive tackle warrensapp. in this mornings often while it is all about super bowl 47. dave roth and martin debate which quarterback will shine of the big stage but only one of them has the courage to predict who will win the big game >> off the wall martin needs super bowl edition. >> we will get your picks in a moment >> it is super bowl time. i'm not in new orleans but i'm in new orleans mode. >> is a new orleans party. >> to >> 2 million of those deniers [ laughter ] >> most of the time it's going to be the guy that makes the mistake more so than the guy that will win the. we'll make the critical mistakes? more faith than? colin kapernick or pull joe flacco. >> @been breaking down tape and watch games for hours while i was eating my deniers. i weiss is to quarterbacks and i think colluded that i don't have any idea who will make the first mistake because kapernick is the youngest of the two. he only started nine games >> you deduced nothing. >> but nine games. >> he's been outstanding for the most part

make their application is back to your old conspiracy theory that it was all you know bill clinton or jimmy carter who called it a congressional black caucus you forced the banks into giving loans to lower income urban people which caused this great calamity which you know that problem is a fraction of what happened while in the. it's not even a problem actually the. money forget the name one i'm sure you know is right off the top there he had for us we're talking about the. frank no no they were the one at that everybody everybody on the right always criticizes and actually you know basically what it did was it out was red line it didn't force any banks to do anything it just we just told them they couldn't give illegal behavior karl. are you in favor of banks has been brought to trial of course of course. you know and this is how senator warren is going to spend her time in in the committee i think it's a great great step towards at least maybe getting some answers down the road i mean this is about how she was talking to our people our regulators i can't wait until she has you know see big pres

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bill. dr. carter, do you believe it is essential we not only deal with sequester but have the defense appropriations bill for this year? >> it is. there are both very much destructive. i referred earlier to the fact that in the cr, we have inadequate maintenance and operations dollars. it hits us so fast and hard. but we also need the authority to embark on new starts. the way ship building is organized, every new ship is a new start. we are in a position where we are five months into the fiscal year and we have the authority to build the ships we built last year and none to build the ones we plan to build this year. that is crazy. that has nothing to do with sequestered. >> we can't just do sequestration and i know i have had this same conversation with secretary napolitano as well. secretary duncan, i have met with educators from maine who tell me my state alone would face up to $11 million in cuts in education funding. that could reduce funding for critical programs such as title 1, special educati

carter. dave robinson. offensive tackle, jonathan ogden. and his coach, billsells that led them to two titles. >> sharks have played seven games and have not yet faced a defeat. the keep had to be pleased with the team's started. san jose did blow a great opportunity in the secondly. ryan goes up and martin celebrates instead of putting the puck back in the net. he thought it was in. he skated right over it. after two periods, there is no score. >> after sitting out the last two games with a sprained ankle, curry was back. golden state is hosting phoenix. andrew jams it home. he had 8 points the first half. curry's ankle had ten points at the break. nice pass by bogen who behind barnes. suns led by four. third quarter action, curry on the break, the hoop and the foul. right now the warriors lead late in the third, 78-68. >>> after losing at tampa, oregon state, late in the contest, just tin cobb connects. the bears defense coming up big and gets the ball back on a jumped possession. a pair of free throws, 58-54 the fans storm the court. bears are now 13-8. >>

carter. there he is with bill clinton.e would arrive early and share snacks while awaiting facetime with the president. people would say gosh, i saw you shaking hands with the president. take a look at ohio republican gene schmidt at last year's address. >> well, unfortunately for miss schmidt, that success on the check turned into a radio attack ad for her challenger. >> there's someone kissing the president. who's that? looks like congresswoman jean schmidt. >> ahh schmidt. is she a democrat? she seems very close with the president. >> no, bob. she's a long-time republican politician but she did vote for the wall street bailout and for the president's debt limit increase. >> schmidt was primaried and lost for doing that, kissing the president. what did they say during their reaction? better butterfield nothing tops looking like you're sharing a joke in this case with president obama. quote, i said don't forget us in north carolina he said how could i. and we would erupt in laughter. that's a laugher. another tip, keep it

. >> carter evans, thanks. bill brat on the was chief of the lapd when dorner was fired. good morning. >> good morning. >> what are the unanswered questions that are urgent to answer? >> well, i think, in um beer one is the idea of how he was able to elude the police and the very extensive search of that area over a four or five-day period of time. where was he spending his time. they'll try to nash gate that aspect of it. motivations are clear in terms of his manifesto and i'm sure that will be gone over in more detail as days go on. >> then there's the question of the body. whatly l they do? >> san bernardino county are confident it's him. he opened fire with what they believe was a 50-caliber barrett assault weapon, tossed a smoke grenade out. these would not be consistent with any other criminal. this individual came armed to the tee. they'll have to recover the body. luckily with this case since he was with the military and lapd, there's extensive records and dna. >> this was an incredibly draw mat ilk showdown in which he was like 100 yards, right, from the command

bill, i've lived through three of these in my lifetime. after vietnam. in the carternd during the peace dividend. this is by far the worst i have ever seen. bill: worse in what way? when you think about this, the wolf is at the door, that's a phrase that people can understand. >> well, let me put it this way. it takes one budget cycle to break the back and create a hollow military. it take as generation to rebuild it. you say, well, all we're going to do is reduce the budget. no, we're not. we'll take away, 100,000 soldiers. many spent, four, five, six tours in iraq and afghanistan. we'll reduce the army's training budget by 78% at a time we have the most tactically capable military in the world. the fall-off, the proficiency training fall-off is very quick, americasured in weeks and months, but takes years if not decades to rebuild a hollow force. bill: well-stated. one more point on the north korean test you referred to in the first answer. >> yes. bill: do you expect cutting the nuclear arsenal to be part of the speech tonight given the timing of the nuclear test o

joining sapp and allen are kris carter, culp, and dave around binson, and offensive tackle jonathan ogden, the ravens' first ever draft pick, and billrcells. >> the sharks have not tasted defeat after seven games this season but all good things must come to an end. san jose and nashville with scoreless after one. sharks had a golden opportunity in the second but the shot went in so celebrates instead of putting in the rebound. that would prove to be costly. pavlik did fine the net in the third and tieses up. but for the third straight contest the sharks win the shoot you this time they would lose. san jose still gets a point but drops to 7-0-1. >>> after sitting out the last two games with a twisted ankle, curry was back in the warriors' lineup. golden state, hosting phoenix. curry's ankle held up just fine, thank you. he buries the 3 here. he had 10 at the break. here goes bogut helped the bark to barnes. he had 21. third quarter now, curry on the break, the hoop and the foul. after trail big four at the half, golden state wins. david lee goes back door curry for the reverse, curry, a game-high 29. warriors win by 20, their fourth

joining sapp and allen are kris carter, culp, and dave around binson, and offensive tackle jonathan ogden, the ravens' first ever draft pick, and bill parcells. >> the sharks have not tasted defeat after seven games this season but all good things must come to an end. san jose and nashville with scoreless after one. sharks had a golden opportunity in the second but the shot went in so celebrates instead of putting in the rebound. that would prove to be costly. pavlik did fine the net in the third and tieses up. but for the third straight contest the sharks win the shoot you this time they would lose. san jose still gets a point but drops to 7-0-1. >>> after sitting out the last two games with a twisted ankle, curry was back in the warriors' lineup. golden state, hosting phoenix. curry's ankle held up just fine, thank you. he buries the 3 here. he had 10 at the break. here goes bogut helped the bark to barnes. he had 21. third quarter now, curry on the break, the hoop and the foul. after trail big four at the half, golden state wins. david lee goes back door curry for the reverse, curry, a game-high 29. warriors win by 20, their four

. >> carter evans thanks. bill bratton was chief of the lapd when dorner was fired and john miller headed up the major crimes unit. good morning. >> good morning. >> what are the major questions that are urgent to be answered? >> i think number one is the i.d. of how he was able to allude the police and the extensive search of that area over a four five-day period of time, where was he actually spending his time during that period of time they'll investigate that aspect of it and motivations are clear in his manifesto and i'm sure that will be gone over in much more detail as the days go on. >> then there's a question of the charred body john what will they do? >> san bernardino county is very confident that's him, based on you know the stack of things that they've chased the man fitting the description and opened fire with what is believed a .50 caliber barrel assault weapon tossed a smoke grenade out. these are not things that would be consistent with any other criminal they would be chasing up there. he came up

. >> the other inductees include kris carter, curley culp, and dave around binson were the two senior picks. and the ravens first ever hall of famer, billarcell led the new york giants to two southern bowls. around the nfl, blake robert grn iii won the offensive rookie of the year award, beating out andrew luck and russell wilson. he set nfl quarterback records for passer rating. >> the colts aryans became the first interim coach to win the coach of the year award. he took over when head coach joe pagano was diagnosed with leukemia. >> third round of the phoenix open. there seems to be no stopping phil mickelson. this is his tee shot on the 16th. a foot short of a hole-in-one. lefty birded the last four holes, holds a six-stroke lead at 24-under. tied the course record for lowest score after 54 holes. >> mike: now i'm back. we had some technical problems there, and we have been here all week, and i can manage to go over and fine some former teammates and other players, and people, to see what their predictions were for super bowl xlvii. >> the greatest or all-time, wide receiver jerry rice, i'm looking for predictions. >> i'm going 24-1

. >> bill: they need to be more organized to use the funds. habitat for humanity, jimmy carterit famous. problem? >> i really don't know. one of the things about charities in general, they often don't show their hand. they are not transparent to the public. one of the stories i tell is a story of give well is charitable rating agency going to habitat for humanity and asking for information and being rebuffed. i think charities need to be transparent. >> bill: very interesting book. bernie goldberg on yet another tape allegedly doctored by nbc news, this one to make john mccain look bad. bernie is next. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly reporting from los angeles, in bernie segment, nbc news has been chastised three times for doctoring tapes. george zimmerman sued nbc news over a doctored tape in the trayvon martin case. >> now there is another problem. last wednesday in arizona the mother of a colorado shooting victim spoke with john mccain. >> my 24-year-old son was murdered in a movie theater in aurora. these weapons allow a shooter -- these weapons do not belong on the street. >> i

. >> bill: they need to be more organized to use the funds. habitat for humanity, jimmy carterous. problem? >> i really don't know. one of the things about charities in general, they often don't show their hand. they are not transparent to the public. one of the stories i tell is a story of give well is charitable rating agency going to habitat for humanity and asking for information and being rebuffed. i think charities need to be transparent. >> bill: very interesting book. bernie goldberg on yet another tape allegedly doctored by nbc news, this one to make john mccain look bad. bernie is next. [ male announcer ] ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. that's not much you think. except it's 2% every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch. over time it really adds up. then go to e-trade and find out how much our advice costs. spoiler alert: it's low. really? yes, really. e-trade offers investment advice and guidance from dedicated, professional financial consultants. it's guidance on y

. >> one day before the super bowl giants coach bill parcel has been elected to the pro football hall of fame. so has chris carter. warren sapp offensive lineman jonathan ogden making that prestigious list. >> meantime all eyes are on new orleans with the super bowl taking place there tomorrow. if you are like a lot of people you are going down for the festivities not just the football, take some time to soak in or soak up some of new orleans' culture. ar they will neville is back in her home town this weekend taking an insider's look at the mardi gras indian. >> mardi gras indians have a long storied tradition in new orleans. >> i will never be there. never. it's too time consuming and too expensive. >> silvester francis may not want to be an indian but as founder of the back street cultural museum he's keeping their history alive by displaying suits donated to him since 1999. >> the word got out i am opening this people start calling me. go get my suit. go get my suit. i couldn't believe it. >> the montana family stirred at the tradition of the mardi gras indians with the tradition of the yellow poke hantis tri

carter, 130 td passes. can you recall yell culp, ago again, the ravens first ever draftic and the first ever hall of famer from the baltimore ravens. billarcells, and warren zap made it on his first year of eligibility. 13th seasons, 96.5 career sacks. >> my feet haven't touched the ground for 30 minutes. unbelievable. we played an ultimate team sport and this is the ultimate examination of an individual. >> if you resume is you did all you could do and things are out of your haps, it's really a unique experience, really stressful in some aspects. >> mike: consequences to all. we heard about the harbaugh brothers all week and you have a couple of brothers that have a bay area tie. >> you were a big brother. the big brother always beats on the little brother. as you grow, the older beau -- brother becomes the beg brother's advocate. case in point, the flacco brothers. sometimes in life it's not what you know but who you know, such is the case for john flacco. the years ago when jim harbaugh was still stanford's head coach, his older brother joe paved the way. >> any brother talked to john and said, i have a brother in high school who is

. >> bill: they need to be more organized to use the funds. habitat for humanity, jimmy carterit famous. problem? >> i really don't know. one of the things about charities in general, they often don't show their hand. they are not transparent to the public. one of the stories i tell is a story of give well is charitable rating agency going to habitat for humanity and asking for information and being rebuffed. i think charities need to be transparent. >> bill: very interesting book. bernie goldberg on yet another tape allegedly doctored by nbc news, this one to make john mccain look bad. bernie is next. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredib things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ i wish my patients could see what i see. ♪ that over time, having high cholesterol and any of these risk factors can put them at increa

pat caddell, former pollster for president carter and doug schoen former pollster for bill clinton in hearing ever and up popped chuck hagel. i thought it would be john tower or bork. hagel got the worse. >> here is what happened. bottom line, chug hagel demonstrated why i believe he is not qualified to be secretary of defense but, yet, there are a couple of republicans who will vote for him and i predict that the entire democratic caucus in the senate, some 54 or 55, will vote for him. he will be confirmed notwithstanding he had misstatements about iran and would not answer senator mccain on the surge in iraq and demonstrated he doesn't know a lot about the job he is most likely going to get. >>gregg: did he rise to the legal of incompetence? >> that is where he landed, incompetence. i loved the containment thing. it was unbelievable. he will proposal get con filled but the issue is, our partisan politics has produce add system all democrats include those who know he does not belong, are voting for him. a lot of democrats in the southern states and alaska, where if there was an effo

different model for secretary of state than we have -- >> bill: when you look back at someone like a kissinger or even a george kenan, george carter. you see a real secretary of state having a huge influence on the way foreign policy is carried out. and no one doubts that mrs. clinton worked really hard what did she accomplish upon humanitarian work and advancing cause of women and girls around the world. >> i'm an admirers for hillary clinton for all the reasons you scritted fourself. at the end of the day george kenan had his policy which we all know about in the 40s, 50s. we certainly know henry kissinger who i don't necessarily agree with kissinger doctrine. still unclear what the doctrine. the thing with hillary clinton is people either lionize her or despise her. as opposed to look at her like a person who is very talented at the same time also flawed. we have to look very realistically. i think she has had some accomplishments. and some set backs. set back with russia was one that didn't quite work. benghazi obviously is benghazi. so, again, i will say this as a democrat despite all of that we need to look at her realistica

it really gives the president discretion and carter -- cart blanch to kill whoever. >> bill: this is that george bush and dick cheney used to justify rendition torture and wiretapping correct? >> yeah. it has been this kind of free pass to do whatever the president at the time wants to do. in the name of national security. and now, there's a lot of hope that when the united states pulls out of afghanistan that courts will start to say no, no, that's over. that authorization whatever it meant is over. there are no more american soldiers in combat in afghanistan. that war is over. but there is a big push, including in had this administration, to keep that whole effort going. and now it started out afghanistan, pakistan, now they're in yemen. now somalia and now the same claim seems to be made about mali. >> bill: and in fact, those who cite that law are saying that that law gives them the authority to basically trash the constitution, doesn't it? unfair question because we don't have time to give you a chance to answer it. i am very proud of the aclu for being out in front of on this i

orleans, the most famous on the list is coach bill parcells, the boss that won two super bowls with the new york giants. the class included warren sapp, chris carterjonathan ogden and two senior selections. we are fewer than 24 hours away from kickoff at the super bowl, no city knows how to have fun like new orleans, but the teams and coaches are all business, knowing a chance like this may come once in a lifetime, and cnn joe carter is in new orleans, a lucky man out with this assignment right now. all right. besides the food, and the drink. and the partying, i don't know, i guess what has today been like? you have to talk about that as well. >> well, you know, i have to work, don, i mean, come on, that is what i'm here to do is work. yeah, we have had plenty of fun, believe me. we will have fun as soon as we are off the air here. for the teams, today was a lighter day for them, both the 49ers and the ravens did a walk through, there was no helmets, no epads, an opportunity to hav a dress rehearsal of sorts. what was interesting was that they invited family and friends. for every player that had somebody in town, they had an opportunity to go wat

to discuss this, pat caddell, a former pollster for president jimmy carter, and doug schoen, fox contributor and former pollster for bill insider, former new york congressman, john leboutillier, is home with the flu, john if you are watching, i know you probably are, we wish you well. speedy recovery and our prayers are with you. here we are discussing this and we five days away from the draconian measures that will kick in, automatic spending cuts. why are we discussing it when it did not have to happen? >> because there is a lack of leadership in washington. president obama only plays class warfare. he attacks the republicans for being agents of the rich. he is not serious. the republicans have no narrative, no argument, no plan of their own. both sides are playing politics. >> it is worse than that. we have cuts that are not across the board cuts but selected cuts, we are not touching social security or medicare or entitlements which are driving the cost up, and health care, which is driving the costs, they are not touched. these are selective cuts, and are triggered across the board and they have been offered for fl