bill schultz dressed like a little girl. and genius, i wake up every morning, michael lee, actor and writer and comedian. and america you sexy [ bleep ]. anything but cool. >> and the latest in the technology. and all that stuff. who needs bake up tom foolery. show how you pleasantly greet me every memo. osama, baby mama, obama. >> you were supposed to say obama. dali lama and johnny drama. okay, get him out of here! >> greg: okay. >> that is that. no longer completes him. most did he ranged or perfect couple no more. after five years of marriage, tom cruise and katy holmes filed for divorce. blind citing him. they were releasing a statement, quote, kate has filed for divorce and tom is deeply saddened and concentrating them on three children. you know who else is asking for privacy? >> greg: come on paparazzi, give him some space. michael, first question, what where were you when you first heard the news, however, did you keep it together? >> i was home and my children come home from cool school. you don't want your childre

bill schultz. and if he was a stick, he would be sticky. and comedian. >> happy independence day. that was yesterday. >> and he longs for the days when he earned much praise. today michael grin baum hitting new york to get residents to say no to it's soda ban petition. no, on the east coast we call carbonated beverages soda. this is midwest term. you are in manhattan now, young man. well, we might as well make the best of a mentally deficient situation. name of the band -- pop goes -- yeah. >> no time left. all right. should we consider the toll before changing their roll. the marine corps has taken big stems to allow women to serve. one female veteran says that a bad idea. that is right, a female says it. the latest issue of marine corps gazette. katie argues that quote, we are not all yid created equal. and there is career ending conditions for females. she was hockey player that could squat 200 pounds but after tours she developed muscle atrophy. she says the toll is much hard other women, politically incorrect. this is the closest to the front line i'll ever get. >> gregg: lik

. >> and scary exceedian, tom and bill schultz and charles payne, wall street strategy ceo.is as his readers and nice run. >> and ann myer asks is this overweighed. i will continue my nightly breaking with the bread. no matter what they said. no i ask you would you ask like what you eat for dinner. >>> are they gong-ho. "new york times" reports that president obama can't count on you. especially first timers in the booth and new generation become of voting age. and according to interviews. they are less excited about the president and more likely to identify a conservative which feels just like four years ago. polls show voters under 03 tend to support the president but among the ages over 34 his lead over romney. one 19-year-old says, i lean a little toward obama, i guess. >> we asked another college student what really matters to her this election year. ♪ ♪ >>> i think that is covered under zbleoshg is it strictly about the economy. is that it? >> and the president worked real hard during the last four years. and it looks enticing you saw the occupy movement and i like to

bill schultz. she planning another reboot of spider-man. back by popular demand at buddhist theater is victor roberts. >>> he with a string on his head. how are you, pinch. >> they call hillary clinton rock star diplomat. steven lee myers slamming the state of madeleine albright and quote she was a fast machine. she kept her motor clean. she was the best damn woman i've ever seen. she told me no lies, knock me out out with those american ankles. >> i don't believe he wrote that. >> he did, indeed, write it, andy. >> it sounds like an old van halen song. >> i don't even know who that is. >> should fast food chains be part of the game. hell to the mizzo. >> they have voted to through olympic sponsors that make high calorie food and drinks. tempting kids with big macs with one expert we know particularly when it comes to junk food advertising it does effect them on the type of food they eat? and commercial partnerships generate 40% of olympic revenue but we tried to ask british youth what they think about it. can we roll it. ♪ ♪ >> you kids in

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. >> andrea: most people don't understand what bill schultz is saying. >> bob: 90% bill doesn't unctions saying. who's next? >> andrea: i read your copy of "short catholic monthly" and alerted to the fact that tomorrow is the h.h.s. mandate. so the rule that catholic employers must provide birth control to the employees and the sterilization and other things that go against their religion, abortion providing drugs, et cetera. they provide starting tomorrow. if they don't $1500 per day per employee. this affects disproportionat disproportionately catholic charities that could face fines. it's stamping all over the religious freedom. you didn't build it comment is the debate of the day but don't think this is not a big debate for anybody who believes in freedom of religion in this country in november. >> bob: i disagree. but i wouldn't drive tomorrow because roads will be packed with people protesting. >> eric: quickly, i'm extremely proud beaming father of a brand new 14-year-old. eric chase bolling his birthday is today. july 31. >> bob: today? >> eric: today. there he is. playing baseb

good. >> i think the reason, because romney ain't saying anything because the other night on bill -- ed schultz that. so he is not going to say anything. that's all this guy is for. >> i hear you. i would imagine the united states olympic committee let the outfits be made wherever the manufacturer wanted. i wouldbrity 2000 olympics, the outfits were not made in the united states and romney doesn't want to come across as a hypocrite. he should say what? you know in the past, we haven't cared so much. but now we do care because we see how many job losses have occurred in the united states in the textile industry. from this point forward, yes. they should be made in the united states. it would be easy for him. then he wouldn't be called a hip hypocrite. virginia we will take your call on the other side of this break when this continues and my rant continues about ralph lauren. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> radio meets television the bill press show now on current tv. >>only on current tv. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth

they want it just to be like the tv show. >> yeah. >> bill: but this does mean with nancy pelosi, debbie wasserman schultznd it, with harry reid behind it, it is going to be part of the platform. >> yeah. >> bill: wouldn't you say? >> i think so. it seems like that's where we're going. 2012 will be a really interesting year because you've seen in the states although we've seen this momentum across a lot of fronts, in favor of marriage equality, you've seen in the states when it has come up for votes that a lot of times voters have rejected it. we saw that in north carolina. but this year, there's signs that they might break the streak. maryland washington state are both going to have it on the ballots. it seems like if you look at the polls that the pro marriage equality side are doing better and look like they could be successful. that would be a big change if when presented to voters, you know, in a referendum form which is of course you can -- you can easily manipulate the voters this way through ads and everything else and that kind of format. if they then approve marriage equality, that would be a bi

bill will pass in the house. right? i believe that. don't you. >> i expect that. two years ago, you haday 139 democrats vote to extend it -- you know who else was one of snell debbie wasserman-schultzhem are still there. >> greta: so it's going to happen. we expect the republican bill to pass. then what happens? >> moves to the senate. >> greta: then what happens? >> well, if harry reid continues his behavior, it will sit there and probably after the election, then he will take it up. you know what that means? it's all politics. >> greta: okay. the senate bill voted on today, what happens to that one? that's going to you? >> they haven't sent it. but if you read the constitution, article 1, section 7 says all tax revenue starts in the house. you can't start it in the senate. they had the vice-president come down, special with the cars and the whistles to try to force the vote that doesn't mean anything. that's the problem with the process. let's stop the gimmicks. >> greta: so what's -- let me get back to the question, is going to happen? the american people want to -- they want to know what is going to happen? what is realistically going to happen, come january 1? >> what i hope i