, bill shultz, bill shultz, bill shultz and bill shultz. oh pinch. >> take it like a man. >> screw you. >> screw you. >> screw you. greg? >> all right. thank you for that bit of theater. it turns out barack was a croc. remember erin brokovich the one that won for best cleavage? she was a spupgy legal assistant who forced big gas and electric to pay a record $333 million settlement forgiving cancer to everyone in the hon of hinckley, california. guess what. it turns out brokovich was a croc of [explative]. the cancer rate in hinckley was a-okay from 1988 to 2008. in fact, the experts who conducted the survey say the number of cases of cancer reported was actually less dash darve yes less -- yes less than what is expected based on demographics and the regional rate of cancer. which means that whole thing about the movie being a true story, not so much. well, at least not as true as this movie. >> so anyway, no, there's more. >> i smell oscar. erin brokovich lies and lego tries. >> i know what i am getting my kids for christmas. >> does it mat

and my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. and next to me is none other than bill widdle. if fierce intelligence was a ketchup bottle, i would bang him. 1k3* he is a goon -- and he is a goon, and good to see you, pinch. join me at the 21 club. wait, i forgot, he isn't whated. definitely don't meet me at the 21 club for con grat law tore efforts. wink. >> you wink with your mouth. >> yes, and not with my eyes. can't blink them. it is a serious disorder. i wouldn't make light of it. >> it is more dribble about league civil. it seems msnbc's host thinks he has the answer to what is wrong with american politics. and that answer is more v neck sweaters. actually it is worse. he will appear at the debut event. later this month he was injod by michael bloomberg, joe lieberman, christie todd witman and other incredibly dull people. what is the message of this news fest? don't be so mean you big mean knees. nancy jacobson launched it. we are not labels. we are people. is this a song lyric? we believe bipartisan ship is destroying our government. we may disagree on issues, but we do

bill shultz, you are a sad human being. and always a wonderful time having you here. >> i'm greg gutfeld. >> bret: in world headlines, china says a trip by the top diplomat to north korea last week eased regional tension, china has been under pressure to keep the north in check since last month. the potential for more trouble led japan to agree to continue the payment of $2.2 billion toward the cost of stationing american troops in the country. japan had sought a cut in the fee. a major hurdle cleared, a suni agreed to join the team of al-maliki. he voted but was unable to form a coalition government. it appeared today the man responsible for releasing hundreds of thousands of classified government documents would be released himself from british custody. but reports say freedom for julian assange is not coming easily. >> wikileaks founder julian assange gets to spend a few more days in a london jail for now. the granting of bail was appealed by swedish authorities claiming the australian is a flight risk and want him extra

thank you, anne, bill shultz, joe devito, bill widdle, great job. that's it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. >> bret: you are looking live at the white house decorated by a large red ribbon on the north front portacoe to commemorate national aids day. last night, bono and guilard launch ad campaign called "lights for rights" by bathing the sydney opera house and harbor bridge in red. more than 80 iconic landmarks across 13 countries were illuminated in red to promote awareness of the aids pandemic. bono gets public credit for his work in the fight against aids. former president george w. bush often does not. but tonight we bring you the story of a bipartisan effort, a battle to make a difference. >> it started prior to my run for president. i was caulking to conde about -- talking to conde about foreign policy and said would you be course of the team? in the course of the discussion she said i expect you to focus on africa. once you make the decision to focus on africa, then you have to focus on aids. it's by far the biggest problem on the continent of af

. >> thank you, sc, bill shultz, jesse joyce, i'm greg gutfeld and i shall see you next time. >> good evening. this is a fox news alert. a major blow to the president's health care law today and republican party boss michael steele made up his mind about running for another terp. the first legislative deal is cleared with the president's deal with the republicans and the president came out to urge congress to finish the job. we'll go straight to political correspondant cameron hill on capitol hill. >> hi, bret. >> supporters needed 60 votes and they got a huge momentous building vote with yes votes and counting. >> the vote began at 3:00 p.m. on the republican's deal with the republicans to extend the tax benefits. they lead reoff pledging support. >> plain and simple this is a compromise about jobs and extending middle tax cuts to help create job. not extending them would cost jobs. >> normal time limits were suspended because of bad weather. gop hailed the obama administration for working across the aisle on tax relief. >> this is a shift. >> compromise could come tomorrow. this pro

bill shultz, you are a sad human being. always a pleasure having you on the show. larry gatlin, you and your hat are charming. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. >> bret: welcome to washington. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. house this afternoon debate and voted on repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law. correspondent doug mcelway tells us what happened. >> reporter: good evening, bret. with the clock ticking down on the majority in the house and battered by the compromise on taxes, democrat brought a stand-alone repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" to the house floor today and salvaged another victory. the time vote to repeal it, 250-175. cosponsor patrick murphy reacted moments ago. >> today's vote is about whether we'll continue to tell people willing to die for our freedom they need to lie in order to do so. >> reporter: democrats cited the defense department own study to make a case that it's time for gay americans to openly serve in the military. >> overwhelmingly, our military said you know, this is just fine. many of them s

and bill shultz for christmas he gave everyone hepatitis. and sitting next to me, the love gov. former arkansas governor mike huckabee. he names -- he hosts "huckabee" named after huckabee. he knows legislation like i know registration. i have to inform the local police every time i move. and his heart is bleeding because no one is reading. good to see you, pinch. >> as per a whisper in my new york ear, right before the show, governor huckabee will be running for president in 20 12. the "new york times" wins again. >> i don't believe you. >> i just announced. it huer ray for pinch! huckabee running. >> you are trash. >> you are trash. i am the main stay of all things news. thanks again, gov. >> all right. >> scoop. >>> finally, our long national nightmare is over. scarlet johansson and ryan reynolds have split. good rid -- riddance. he was abs on a stick in my opinion. and a bill passed around thursday at midnight. the bill signed by president obama on friday gives a two-year extension to the tax cuts that would have expired in a few weeks. even for families earning more than $2

and bill shultz, his safe word is continue. and obviously just got gabbing -- back from the opera, mcfolly and pro wrestler, author, actor and comedian. if he was a flea market people would lineup to finger his junk. sorry about that. and our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> don't forget to read the story on the phenomenon on strange french couples opting for civil union. that was french for all french people are secret homosexuals. >> i don't think it was a secret. >> screw you. >> very good. pretty good improve. >> thank you. >>> she is attacking poor ron because she is a bad mom. a sacramento woman is taking the world's greatest restaurant, ie mcdonalds, to court saying it is interfering with her family by making her brats want happy meals. monetparnham says the toys undermine parental control and teaches the monsters unhealthy eating habits. in a statement she says, "mcdonalds is getting into my kids' heads without my permission and changing what my kids want to eat. what kids see as a fun toy is a

but it's no accident that george shultz, bill perry, sam nunn, just to mention a few others, both of the 2008 presidentialor nominees, senator mccain and hae president obama have all agreed that this is a principle were trying to move towards. the road to a reduced number of nuclear weapons in the world, r which reproduced the anonymousal fishable materials that have a been potentially available to ts certainly doesn't pastor a nuclear tehran. if were going to have our bona fides to be able to leverage north korea and leverage iran, we need to at least prove we can put at three bilateral agreement between the two countries that are 90% of the world's nuclear w weapons. so i would hope h my colleague would not do this, given all ths sign-ups that have accompanied it from our national securityrom establishment, from the joint chiefs of staff of the militarya leaders, from the national intelligence community, from ouo laboratory are scum the em strategic commanders. all of them have agreed 1550,aue the current number of launchers we have, et cetera, this isto pe going to permit the unit

and i would hope my colleague would look hard so* at how henry kissinger and george shultz and bill perry have framed this concept of moving in that direction as an organizing principle. i don't expect it in my lifetime. i doubt the senator does. but i wouldn't vote against this treaty that provides a window into what russians are doing, provides verification, reduces the threat, creates stability. i would link the two and i would hoept senator does not. -- and i would hope the senator does not. mr. sessions: i believe earlier today you made the point -- quote -- "make no mistake, we're not going to amend the treaty itself. we'll accept resolutions that don't kill the treaty. i think i understand that. i do assert, as we both know, amending the treaty is not something that is easily done. we've got to deal with whether or not we think the treaty is helpful. we can do some things to the amendment process to make it more palatable and acceptable to people who have concerns, and i don't dispute that. but i do feel like that fundamentally this day ought to be discussing the overall strategic

and i would hope my colleague would look hard so* at how henry kissinger and george shultz and bill perry have framed this concept of moving in that direction as an organizing principle. i don't expect it in my lifetime. i doubt the senator does. but i wouldn't vote against this treaty that provides a window into what russians are doing, provides verification, reduces the threat, creates stability. i would link the two and i would hoept senator does not. -- and i would hope the senator does not. mr. sessions: i believe earlier today you made the point -- quote -- "make no mistake, we're not going to amend the treaty itself. we'll accept resolutions that don't kill the treaty. i think i understand that. i do assert, as we both know, amending the treaty is not something that is easily done. we've got to deal with whether or not we think the treaty is helpful. we can do some things to the amendment process to make it more palatable and acceptable to people who have concerns, and i don't dispute that. but i do feel like that fundamentally this day ought to be discussing the overall strategic

bad treaty, why do secretary george shultz, secretary jim baker, secretary lawrence eagleburger, and i believe one other republican secretary of state and defense -- bill cowen. they all support this. if this is so bad, i am lost to understand my party's explanation. caller: -- host: q. do not think politics should be part of this. this is open with the baltimore sun" analysis -- "baltimore sun" analysis -- if lawmakers reject the pact, it could be seen by foreign leaders as weakness at the moment when the president needs a foreign-policy victory. the outcome of the vote could have a wide influence on how much other world powers help the united states in active -- in the afghanistan war, contain iran's nuclear program, and efforts to obtain middle east peace. caller: i think that is dead-on in the sense that my party is willing to endanger the safety of this country to play politics. it is just repugnant to me. host: what about senator kyl's argument that they should take more time and that it does not deal with tactical weapons? caller: they have had 1418 amendments. i was watching the debate on c- span2 all weekend. there is no need for other amendme

former secretaries of state george shultz and henry kissinger have joined forces with former senator sam nunn and former secretary of defense bill perry to make this case. in a january 4, 2007, op-ed in the "wall street journal," they called for united states leadership in building a -- quote -- "solid consensus for reversing reliance on nuclear weapons globally as a vital contribution to preventing the proliferation into potentially dangerous hands and ultimately ending them as a threat to the world." we can now do our part to build that consensus and help ensure that we never again see the destruction caused by nuclear weapons. and once again i return you to these charts. i was 12 years old when i saw these pictures. i was 12 years old when i realized what a 21-kiloton and a 15-kiloton bomb can do. ladies and gentlemen of the senate, these bombs are well in excess of 100 kilotons today. the number is classified, but trust me, they are well in excess. we can destroy the planet earth with these weapons. and they are deployed and they are targeted, and they are on some time-release schedule. this treaty gives us the unique opport