hi everyone i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashing in." lisa let's start with you. the auto research website ed mons.com now saying 20% of people would traded in their hybrids and electric vehicles in 2015 bought a new suv. >> literally not buying what president obama's selling here. he's trying to give them away with a $7500 tax credit. the problem is president obama's entire green agenda is rooted in fanaticism rather than reality. the reality is his green agenda has cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars and has failed to create the jobs and has failed to create the projects he's promised us. >> michelle i remember president obama a couple years back saying by 2015 we will have 1 million vehicles electric vehicles on the road. it's 2015 last i checked. he's short of his goal. >> look the president wants everyone to be environmentalists. what was he doing on earth day? oh that's right. he was flying air force one all the way to florida. burning 9,000 gallons of fuel. look the problem is you cannot create demand for something that americans don't want. what

hi everyone i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashing in." lisa let's start with you. the auto research website ed mons.com now saying 20% of people would traded in their hybrids and electric vehicles in 2015 bought a

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cahin' in." our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific tragedy that took place here. and, look i'm all for body cameras as long as it's happening on the local level and as long as the police departments are okay with it. this isn't something that should be federally manded. one-third of police departments across the country already have body cameras. i think we let this happen at the local level. contrary to what people in washington, d.c. think this one size fits all governing doesn't work. look every city across the country's different. every cop's beat is different. i think we need a way, the cost/benefit analysis, look at the numbers the facts and make a conscientious decision instead of a knee-jerk reaction. >> wayne? >> it may help law enforce

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cahin' in."w this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific

i would say this in response to my friend eric bolling. if back in the '70s and '80s people didn't clean up the air over los angeles and the river in this country and including in this river in new york where i grew up we wouldn't have the high numbers that you're talking about. >> the cleanest water and air and food -- >> people did something. they didn't pretend nothing was going on. >> that's not the case here. now we're talking about carbon emissions, talking about putting onerous regulation on automakers and talking about taking further steps. the planet seems to be doing quite nice. >> in other words, if things are et getting worse, you've had the 15 warmest years on recorded history. >> that's not true. where are you getting that? >> that statement is up for debate. >> it's not up for debate. let's debate it. >> flat lining. >> basically, then it's warmer even if it's flat lining -- >> there's also date that shows that we had warmer periods of time 100 years ago, 200 years ago and the bottom line is that the free market system is ac

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.mber the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. coming out of social media and so closely timed to marco rubio. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight sources tell fox news that hillary rodham clinton will announce she's running for president this weekend. standing by in des moines, iowa with all the latest details is fox's own ed henry. here we go ed. >> reporter: good to see you, sean. that's right. game on i guess. we're hearing from two democratic sources close to the clinton campaign that she will announce likely sunday afternoon with a video on social media. what's interesting is that is really similar to what she did in 2007 in that first losing presidential campaign try this sort of soft launch couch in her living room at her home in

. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams melissa france and greg guttfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> multiple new reports that raise very serious questions about hillary clinton's credibility, her honest wree and trustworthiness. bret baier is angering his special tomorrow night with explosive tails on donations the clinton foundation accepted while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. he's going to join us live in just a moment. first let's take a look at a clip from the tangled clinton web. brett got an lieu sieve interview with peter swietser who told fox how russia came to control up to half of america's uranium. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. why 2008 2009 they were collateral attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians a kwhierd that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> we're talking

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly.tops here because we're looking out for you. >>> welcome to our "the kelly file" special, the 2016 race for the white house. i'm megyn kelly. it is 18 months until americans head to the polls to elect their next president. but the campaign drama is well under way already. two of the most-talked about and at times controversial lawmakers became the first major candidates to seek the highest office in the country. senators ted cruz and rand paul. the only two who have officially declared. however by this time monday the white house field is expected to have doubled. sources say democrat hillary clinton will announce this sunday. and republican marco rubio expected to declare on monday. notably all four of them are curr

. >> you wouldn't believe the things eric bolling says.. >> everybody. >> not me. >> juan? >> yes. >> juan you have been known to frequent campuses sometimes late at night. don't students need a gym for their skin? they need to toughen their skin. >> yeah. i think -- listen i'm sitting here and i think to myself if i can't handle words, i wouldn't have this job. the idea is that you have a capacity for critical thinking to respond to people effectively and you've got to take what comes. you can't be a chump. >> and also, sometimes let things go. >> well hold on mr. williams. aren't you one of the guys who says the community using the "n" word is offensive? aren't you being hypocritical on this, then? >> no. listen, that's not thought. that's not you coming to me and saying i disagree about the death tax. >> but that is hate speech, in my opinion. >> the "n" word? >> yes. >> it's a gimmick. >> you know, maybe. maybe. >> wait. why is that a gimmick? >> because it allows people who believe -- who say they believe in free speech a way out. wai

it was a sum boll of resistance -- symbol of resistance the-in ration, the movement to free angela davis from her incarceration was a global movement. so angela davis is known all over the world. and the image of her is also a very familiar image. so for me as her biographer, the task is to sort of unpack her contemporary activities, trace them back to her historic activities and think about the ways in which her incarceration in 1960s her involvement in movements for radical social change her empowerment of women and black women in particular and working class women can all be brought together to try to understand her as a complex being. so it's really excited to be working on her. >> thank you. i want to throw out some other questions now and whoever feels moved to answer can do so. what elements of your subject's childhood seem most important in shaping her into a strong woman as she payment a strong woman? -- as she became a strong woman? what role did her family and community play? cindy? >> i'll step in. [laughter] that's a good question for catherine beecher, of course, because ca

i can't beat bolling's. i love history. would have been thomas jefferson's, i don't know what, very big birthday. i can't do math. turns out a report just came out very recently five years after the declaration of independence he was going to pack it up, go back to monticello, do nothing and the guy would never have been president, louisiana purchase none of that stuff would have happened and i think it's an amazing thing we just found this out. >> and the people reenacting "raiders of the lost arc." apparently people find this to be incredibly fun and are reenacting that scene. that's it for us. "special report" is next and rubio's announcement. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm shannon breem. former senator marco rubio will launch his presidential campaign momentarily. hillary clinton began her first time -- we begin with ed henry covering the second clinton campaign in monticello, iowa. good evening, ed. >> reporter: shannon, hillary clinton was just spotted at a chipotle in iowa. she was dubbed her campaign van scooby,

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. >> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get right to our top story. accusations that rand paul is mean to women. the republican senator has been doing a bunch of interviews since announcing his presidential campaign this week. yesterday things got testy during an interview with nbc savanna guthrie. >> you have had views in the past on foreign policy that are somewhat unorthodox but you seemed to have changed over the years. you once said iran was not a threat. now you say it is. you once proposed ending foreign aid to israel. you now support it at least for the time being and you once offered to drastically cut. >> wait, wait, before we go -- before we go through a lit ninchts increase it 16%. i just wonder if have you mellowed out. >> a whole litany. why don't you let me explain instead of talking over me, okay? >> sure. >> before we go through a litany of things you say i have changed on. why don't you ask me a question. have i changed my opinion on. >> you have changed your opinion. >> better way to approach it. >>

number one business continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> you can see the media running behind me here. to chase the scooby van. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. alex, i mean, i'm looking at these people. wow. >> see the way these reporters are running after hillary clinton? is your money about to weigh in? looky, looky whose there. that's not juan williams with lipstick, it's our good friend michelle fields. this week, we saw the media treat hillary clinton more than a rock star than a presidential candidate. that should have taxpayers worrying, right? >> 60% of americans think the country is on the wrong track but hillary clinton is not that different from you and me. she puts her pantsuit on in the morning one leg at a time just like you do. >> nice, nice well done. go ahead. >> in all seriousness eric, we shouldn't be surprised by this it the liberal media has worshiped at the shrine of president obama for the past six years and hillary clinton's going to be no different. but instead of playing gutch ging got cha questions, they should be getting to the bottom of

bolling, you have been gone. i've been done. >> now you are back. >> i'm back. >> what would you like to opine? >> i remember when kelly evans and wrapped had that run-in back and forth a few months ago. he pushed back, probably shouldn't have shushed her. savannah gut rick, i guess he should have known he was dog get the same kind of questioning. i don't think that he has a problem being questioned aggressively by women. i think he has a problem answering this one question and it behoove him going forward when this question comes up by a man or a woman to have a better way of answering it and i think he will. i think megyn kelly leaned on him probably harder than savannah guthrie or kelly evans did last night anticipated didn't have a problem. so call it sexist i think which i have been hearing all day, i think is unfair. >> julia is looking at me imploringly for me to call on her. >> imploringly, pause i'm going to take off my partisan hat and put on my political consultant hat. dana you can agree with me on th

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight.et right to our top story. growing accusation of corruption against hillary clinton as talking points explained last night there is an overwhelming amount of circumstantial evidence that the former secretary of state may have traded political favors for donations to her family foundation and large speaking fees for her husband. >> talking points believes there is enough evidence of major money flowing to the clinton foundation and to the clintons themselves through lecture fees that an official investigation has to be launched. but i want to make it very clear. that the clintons are to be given the presumption of innocence. as one who has been dishonestly smeared i loathe political hit jobs. but there are major questions here. and they must, must be answered. no government official should benefit financially while serving the people. >> and a fox news documentary hosted by bet baier tonight suggests even good deeds such as help for earthquake ravaged haiti came with strings attached. >

and his name is eric bolling and he has a dog named freedom, after the freedom towers, okay.jon: no, no, i would never insult a dog named for something. my dog is named holocaust. i'm just saying. ( laughter ) so i'm just saying, you want to have a dog tragedy-off well i think i got-- i think i got that covered. >> we could really start something here. >> jon: did he tell you the real crush he has. >>has. >> on who? kimberly. >> jon: no, andrea. >> or andrea tantaros. she's cohost of "outnumbered." >> jon: he constructs very elaborate scenario where's the two of them are like he saves her from, like a subway platform where like a bad guy tries to push her over and he saves her and she reaches up and grabs-- >> who would have thought "the daily show" and "the five." it's like recees peanut butter cub cups and chocolate. maybe we could get together and have a mash-up. >> jon: i think of it more like a ( bleep ) taco. i'm not saying who's who. i'm just saying. i don't know that it's necessarily two great tastes that go great together. ( laughter ) as much as it is-- >> do you ge

iran is still boll storeingsome governments fighting against, and sometimes fighting with the united states. plenty more on "inside story". [ ♪♪ ] >> we have stopped a cycle that was not in the interests of anybody. not in the interests of nonproliferation, and not in the interests to anyone, that will, in fact, be a gain for all parties concerned. i hope at the end of this process we'll show the true dialogue and engagement with dignity, can, in fact, resolve problems, open new horizons and move forward. thank you very much >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez, we hope you get your armed around the agreement with iran, and preventing them developing a nuclear weapon. that was the foreign minister gar zarif celebrating the agreement. will an agreement with the intended results materialize, how might this change the u.s. relationship with iran. with me are jamal abdi, policy director at the national iranian american council of and barbara slaven, oo nonresident member of the south asian center and author. jamal, let me start with you. do you come do

and final day of voting in presidential and parliamentary elections, some farmers are boycotting the boll travelled to find out why. >> it's the end of the season in al jazeera. it was a harvest despite the failure here, in a large irrigation project. >> everything is destroyed. >> reporter: this man is one of the more than 100,000 farmers leasing about 2 million acres of land from the government. he and other farmers we spoke with are boycotting the elections because they are angry. the farmer's alliance accuses the government of breaking its promise to give loops, and failing to maintain irrigation canals. >> translation: that's no support from the government. it's all talk no action. >> reporter: the government is trying to push out farmers, whose families worked the land for generations and bring in companies with ties to the government. >> it's a peaceful project bringing people together working together. the government doesn't like that it want to divide people. >> the government disputes the allegations, saying it's been taking steps to ensure formers maximise land to increase crop

. >> to prevent the suffering the boll tears set up checkpoints and act as the local place. they have the support of the community who give them food petrol and money. not everyone believes this is a good thing. the leaders are concerned the presence of armed civilian rescuers is just going to complicate matters further. >> if the muslims are carrying weapons, the row hinga know they'll be treated fairly. about the buddhists have them not all, but some will treat them harsh. >> that was not the case for fatima or their daughters. they were brought to a shelter and are glad to be alive. fatima hopes to get to her husband in malaysia. >> with no one stopping them the men in the jungle say they'll continue their works. armed and determined to step in and fill the gaps the government has been able to. >> kenyan military jets targeted al-shabab territory in somali following a massacre in which 148 died. the air force said is it destroyed two camps, but al-shabab says the bombs fell on farm land. al jazeera gained access to the farm land where most of the victims were murdered. ca

here is eric bolling. >> buying into a business's business, religious freedom laws for companies creating an uproar across the country. indiana and arkansas lawmakers adding anti-discrimination protections for the customers after that huge uproar, but should the government be telling business owners who they can and can't do business with? hi everyone, we will come to "cashin' in." wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. religious freedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here is that the liberal left's dem going ri of this issue and dem going ri over the religious freedom restoration act is wholly inaccurate. the reality is that this law was set in place not to en shrine discrimination, but set in place to protect vulnerable religious groups like joe hoefs witnesses and the amish and mutts muslims. it's hypocritical that those criticizing the law are the ones who once support

bolling campaign we know is going to end in two hours but this won't be the end of this operation? >> yes. that's what the spokesman of the military coalition has just explained to the media actually hen numerate add few points here, i can tell you one of them is that the military action will continue when and if needed. and the coalition air jets whenever necessary. it is not the end of the fighting also the coalition will continue to prevent the houthis from moving around against the troops and the loyalist he also said that the control of the air space will continue so what we will see a low intensity version continuing in yemen a political operation is launched. if you look at the last few days there have been signs of what happened today. we have seen that the deputy foreign minister saying there is an expectation that a cease fire will be announced. we have seen navy ships moving to the region, and contacts and phone calls between the american president by the coe limit, everything was explained as a request he initially requested as part of this operation on the twenty-fourt

number one business continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> you can see the media running behind me here. to chase the scooby van. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. alex, i mean, i'm looking at these people. wow. >> see the way these reporters are running after hillary clinton? is your money about to weigh in? looky, looky whose there. that's not juan williams with lipstick, it's our good friend michelle fields. this week, we saw the media treat hillary clinton more than a rock star than a presidential candidate. that should have taxpayers worrying, right? >> 60% of

here is eric bolling. >> buying into a business's business, religious freedom laws for companies creatingcross the country. indiana and arkansas lawmakers adding anti-discrimination protections for the customers after that huge uproar, but should the government be telling business owners who they can and can't do business with? hi everyone, we will come to "cashin' in." wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. religious freedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here

the president could barely hide his frustration as he announced the bolling of farc hideouts. >> translatorreprehensibly act that will not go without punishment and requires decisive action and there will be consequences. we are going to pursue those responsible for this despicable act. i have ordered suspension on order ordered bombings on farc camps. >> reporter: he spent two years talking to rebels with little to show for it. >> he has invest ahead lot of political capital in this and many people are worried that he's more interested in this as part of his legacy than actually delivering a good deal for the people. >> reporter: farc are the revolutionary people's army of colombia has been fighting the government since 1964, honest made the 200,000 people have died in the conflict. peace talks began in 2012 with both sides meeting in cuba. farc negotiators committed on a unilateral ceasefire in december last year and the government agreed to halt military operations. but that momentum for peace is now under threat. >> translator: we sympathize with the families and our countrymen and call

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