i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing part of your good day with us.is shaping up to be the second most important race this year but president obama has been missing, well, until now. this morning, he's throwing his support behind the democratic candidate on twitter. but is it too little too late? >> why didn't he use m

for tucker carlson to defend this guy is absolutely dead wrong.o way he should -- you should ever interrupt the president of the united states again. i don't care who the president is. i think it's outrageous. i think it reflects badly on all of us. i mean what the hell message does it send around the world if the president of the united states can't even make a statement in his own home in his own office without being interrupted. it is rude. it is over-the-line. it is obnoxious. it is outrageous. you come up with the right word. i will tell you what i think ought to happen. i would love to get your take 866-55-press. you cannot defend this guy. even fox news. bill o'reilly said he was wrong. chris wallace said he was wrong. shep smith said he was wrong. and then tucker compared him to sam donaldson, said they would never have come blamed about sam donaldson. he is one of the greatest white house reporters of all time. he never interrupted the president. never, never, never. he shouted tough questions after the president finished speaking. you te

after the incident, daily caller editor tucker carlson compared his reporter's actions to former white house correspondent sam donaldson's actions. donaldson rejected the comparison saying he never once interrupted a president during a speech. he told the huffington post race was a factor in friday's incident. he says, let's face it, many on the political right believe this president ought not be there. they oppose him not for his policies and political view, but for who he is, an african-american. for more on this, let's turn to conservative radio talk show host michael medved, kelly goff, and author of "the gq candidate" and senior huffington post reporter tramaine lee. great to have all of you with us tonight. >> great to be here. >> this is a guy who works for a website. he stands up, it's an attention getting moment. he doesn't care if he gets thrown out. it's juvenile. michael, what should if anything the white house do about this joker? should he be able to come back and do it again? >> you know what, should he be able to come back and do it again? i think the daily caller ought

of the same level. >> stephanie: tucker carlson in here quickly.t's happening. find out what your government is doing, to ask questions of politicians. >> i thought the timing was off. >> it is an etiquette question but it is not the core question. the core question is -- >> is the white house press corps holding the president accountable for his policies and getting the questions. and neil monroe is. >> stephanie: i'm sorry. that's not the larger point. yes, it is. he interrupted the president. >> his voice gets higher when he's trying to defend him. >> here's an idea. while the president is actually telling you what his policy is, don't interrupt him and say he's not telling what you his policy is. because you're the reason you're not hearing what his policy is. >> stephanie: the top eight plaintiffs, going to talk to him about that awesome piece one of their dads wrote in "the new york times" on sunday for father's day as we continue on "the stephanie miller show." i'm going to be on with the governor tomorrow night. she is awesome. we'll be rig

is that tucker carlson, whose father was president of pbs, he's been around the block, he knows whatis was inappropriate behavior. it made conservatives look back. to say it's raicist is way over the top, but it was disrespectful to the president of the united states, whether he's black or hispanic or angelo white. it was the wrong thing to do. >> sam donaldson is a prominent figure in the media in his day, and well respected. what impact are his remarks going to have on president obama being treated unfairly because of race? that was his comment, not mine. what do you think? >> i think sam donaldson's comments kind of chime in on what everyone else has been saying, that the president has been getting unfairly attacked and been getting heckled because he's an african-american. i spoke with tucker carlson about a month ago about his website's handling about the president pfsz trayvon martin's comments. he said it was about integrity. but for him to say he was proud of the reporter's heckling of the president, it's outrageous. >> it was juvenile, disrespe disrespectful, and it's par fo

carlson actually discovered dopamine in the brain. found high concentrations. he was very much interested in what we call monoa miy, since he was interested in what caused drug induced parkinson from reserpin, a drug from india, it caused people in animals to become parkinsonian no one knew how that work. but early investigators found a decrease in serotonin. he was interested. i wonder if it decreases dope minute. he gave to animal and showed a decrease as well as serotonin. then he said which one is it. so he took rabbits. he injected reserpin, made the rabbits listless, droop, couldn't move, their ears dropped down and then injected the precursor for serotonin, nothing happened. injected the precursor for dopamine which is l-dopa and the animals woke up. carlson recognized, this is very important, and he came up with a hypothesis that dopamine is somehow involved in parkinson's disease. he came up with this hypothesis in 1959 and eventually he won the nobel prize the same year that eric won it. >> okay. anne young tell me about huntington's. >> huntington's

we have worked with tucker carlson before. >> we have. >> he is a good guy.er peter, if this is one of the instances that maybe he didn't like what his reporter did but as a boss he had to show a united front and say, i am standing by this guy. i am going to reprimand him away from the public outrage. i am going to do it in private. >> that's exactly what bill said the other day. tucker is a friend of bill's. he stands by him as a friend. but he even said this is a bone-headed thing to say to compare what neil monroe, the white house heckler, did to sam donaldson, it's not based on any kind of logic or any kind of fact and you are probably right i think these people who run these websites push their reporters to make news, make news, make news and sometimes they become the news and then you just have to stand by it. >> i was called -- am i allowed to say, ass-hole on the air? >> you just did. >> the election which was settled in december to the inauguration because at the end of the press conference in which he only spoke for two minutes, he announced cabinet

i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for spending part of your day with us.recedented leaks related to national security but the real story -- who congress thinks might be behind them. >> i'm suggesting somebody in the white house is orchestrating an effort to leak classified information and programs to make the president look good. >> well, that's one side of the story. now, we're going to have the president's response. >> and oops! an obama economist goes off message defending

i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing your time with us today.e country is watching today, will the u.s. supreme court strike down president obama's health care law? its decision is just hours away. huge news day and brand new fox polls show it could have major ramifications on the presidential race. >> and that's not all! another big vote in congress today. will they hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress? it would be the first time in history and how will that make the white house look on such a big day with something constitutional or unconstitutional going on? >> a lot to talk about. meanwhile, ladies, want to know the secret to making men happy? >> yeah. >> lean in. give them a broom or, perhaps, an iron! iron. "fox & friends" starts now. >> give them a broom or an iron? how about a hint? >> you just got a

. >> it's time now to get scrambled up with gretchen carlson here to help us out., gretch. >> hi, gretchen. >> you know this one. >> what? what? >> it's brigade. >> tipped over in the middle ocean. >> iceberg. >> kind of like that iceberg wedge we like at the restaurant next door. >> ok. >> ainsley, good one. thanks for your help! >> have a good show. >> have a great weekend, everybody. gretchen, thanks so much. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> tgif, everyone. it is friday. guess what? it's june 1st already. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for spending part of your day with us today. it's a big day in politics as the two kanld dates dig into each other's past to attack records on jobs. mitt romney stopping by sew linda and david axelrod, what is he doing in massachusetts? is he the candidate? one crowd gets out of control. i'll explain. >> disgraced democrat john edwards is a free man this morning. after the judge declared a mistrial, he makes hints of a comeback? >> i don't think god is through with me. i really believe he thinks there's still some good t

folks, there's only one obstacle standing between me and the swedish tweeting supremacy-- johanas carlson, head of p.r. and social media, "of course we're very flattered colbert is interested, though we're concerned he may not be able to give an authentic view of the country." how dare you, sir! i've made a long study of your nation's history, from its founding by hagar the horrible, to its renowned herds of snow giraffes. now, i've been nice about this but sweden has been the aggressor. first, sonia abramson, the jew-fuzz girl, said, forget about your swedish twitter account obsession and told me to stuff our swedish meat balls. really. well, sonia, kiss my lincolnberry. ( cheers and applause ). i'm sorry for the salty talk. and the current holder of the swedish twitter throne, ellen forcellieth, hiding behind one of sweden's native potted palms, gloated in this tweet-- just enjoying that i've got something that colbert wants and can't have. it true. i want freedom from talk good grammar. colbert sad. and colbert also want that twitter feed. and if i'm not granted control of@sweden by th

it's june 5th already, i'm gretchen carlson.reat day and thanks so much for spending part of it with us today. it's a big judgment day in wisconsin. in exactly one hour from now, voters will head to the polls and decide the fate of governor scott walker so where does president obama stand in all of this? he finally is weighing in on twitter now. we'll have a live report from wisconsin coming up. >> that will do it. >> he might have tweeted from broadway. he fought for our freedom in iraq and afghanistan and now he's being barred for renting an apartment because of his military service. an anti-war landlord blocking this hero's right to rent. is this a way we thank our troops? we report, you decide. >> and grab the tissues, what happens in this video is going to make you so proud, you could need a kleenex. >> whoo! >> guess what? the crowd wasn't there at the start. how the young runner with cerebral palsy inspired his classmates and now the country this hour. that boy will join us live. "fox & friends" hour two for a tuesday sta

>>shepard: tucker carlson is our contributor. he says this is what reporters supposed to do, and they supposed to get their questions answered. it is hard to know what is answering with asking the president a question. i am hoping he did not see it and didn't know the context because he knows better. >>chris: well, the point is, i agree, we do want for get the questions answered but do not interrupt the president. >>shepard: as i interrupt. because of the satellitedly. how was prison, by the way? >>chris: i was not in prison. i know you are sensational on "studio b" here, but ... >>shepard: you were on phone? >>chris: i was talking to a station, don't pull that daily caller stuff on me. i was talking to a station in stimulus on my cell phone. it is illegal in washington, dc. and i was pulled over and i was given, as i should have been, a traffic summons, a ticket. which i will promptly pay. >>shepard: how was the food in prison? >>chris: what is this with prison? i wasn't arrested. i will say i would not do well in prison, and ne

here now jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. here is what we are talking about right here. big gulp. double gulp. at first i thought this was a hat. like a fez. he they put beverages in that you have got to be mighty thirsty a camel. >> that would last through a three hour movie. >> bill: does bloomberg have a point here you are drinking this and going to blow up and be a blimp. >> some studies do show that the more sugared drinks that you drink the fatter you get. >> bill: and your fall out, too. >> i don't believe it's only sugared drinks. here is the other flaw with this new law or proposed law is that you can still buy two 8-ounce big gulps or mini gulps you can still get the 16 ounces. you just can't buy it in this particular. >> gaming the system already. >> i'm just telling you isn't that what people normally do when rules are enacted. >> bill: not me i obey every rule. that's a very interesting point. >> thank you. >> think about the fact if you buy double the number of drinks because you have passed second grade math and you know that two 16-ounce equal 32-ounce yo

francisco streets and rail lines open for the monday morning commute muni improvement projects on carlson string have been underway since may 20th that the improved lines reopen tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. more than 2000 cyclist let's san francisco this morning part of the a 11th annual aids life cycle. the world's largest fund raiser for aids charities, jan drama springs as the excitement >>> this is why we are here >>> the journey begins as always derided as bicycle a reminder of those no longer here, the aged life cycle >>> and honored to be part of the community, thank you for everything you have done, and everything to do this week >>> 2200 people make the trek from cow palace to los angeles over the next seven days, they have raised more than $12 million in donations making this the world's single largest fund raiser in the fight against aids. tammy talent and is riding in memory of a man she didn't know >>> east out coming to the bar to play pool because he died of aids i did not know what happened that sunk in to me, some it has been a personal journey >>> lee reid's journey brought him

(laughter) so gretchen carlson bravely standing up to wisconsin's monterey jackbooted union thugs. little did she know there was a traitor in the fox midst. a certain propaganda master/pollster named frank luntz whose carefully selected focus group of wisconsin voters strategically framed by presidential portraits featured an incredibly subversive message delivered unwittingly by this woman right there. see it? can i get a closeup of that please? notice anything? (laughter) how that woman's hair transforms our greatest conservative hero ronald reagan's portrait turning it into, i don't know, stalin? (laughter). (cheers and applause) i've got to tell you. stumbling upon this made for a very enjoyable morning writer's meeting, i might add. (laughter) if she had gray hair reagan would look like sam elliot. (laughter) but for wisconsinites, today's recall election spoke to a much bigger issue. how about a little something called democracy itself. wyatt cenac has more. >> scott walker became governor of wisconsin in 2010. his term doesn't expire until 2014 but that just isn't soon enoug

i want to say that tucker carlson is the real journalism what tucker carlson is to "dancing with the a sinister plot of the president to allow babies who want to grow up and work and pay taxes to stay in this country and that's all it is. >> stephanie: we were saying first of all to say it is political during political season duh! >> of course it is. >> stephanie: number two, he was already ahead by 30 some points along latino voters. he did this because of the unprecedented obstructionism and it is the right thing to do. the other thing is it makes mitt romney have to do that awful awkward pivot because he literally was the most far right on immigration in the republican primary, wasn't he? >> you're right. it makes mitt romney look like an awkward white man trying to dance at a show. of course it is political. the republicans are saying it is political. you know what bush did for seven years? he hiked up the military alert level to orange which was not positive for anybody. this is positive for so many people. it will be good for economies. it will be good for jobs. it is going to

charlotte carlson. what did you learn from rachel remen that you use every day? >> i think she teaches us how to listen and do that with more openness. she can inspire us to get into the story of the person and pay attention to what their real inspiration, their real pain, and their real joy in the story is. >> reporter: remen's observations have been supported by research published in respected journals underscoring her belief that medical students leave her course better doctors. >> it's not only changed the way i want to practice medicine as a doctor but i think it also has affected the way that i just move through my own life. >> reporter: medicine that gets back to basics. >> you have to go back to what brought you into medicine in the first place and keep it alive in you. >> reporter: finding the balance between high tech and the right touch. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, san francisco. >> that is our broadcast for a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here on monday night. hap

a little messy now 80 westbound accident motorcycle down two left lanes at carlson in richmond. flowing into the macarthur maze traffic bagging up 80 westbound out of richmond. 880 southbound a still blocking lane there. westbound 237 north first bagging to the -- backing to the 880 junction. >>> mike will be here to update your weather, right >>> welcome back. limited amount of low clouds near the golden gate bridge. thick along the coast even you will see sunshine right now 50s on our way to warmer weather this afternoon low to mid 60s along the coast, 67 san francisco, 70s around the bay, 80s, 90s inland. >>> look at that teenager being rushed into medical care. he actually is conscious. and do you see? you can see the spear. a three-foot-long stainless steel spear, sticking out of his skull, after a fishing accident. how a little luck and a lot of work by doctors saved his life. >> that is just incredible. he is going to be okay. >>> also this morning, the latest on gary giordano. remember him. he is the man who made headlines of the disappearance of his traveli traveling co

tucker carlson, neil monroe, they've explained what he was trying to do.to the president? >> i think that would be warranted because tucker carlson, our one-time colleague here doubling down defending his guy. i get that. but the fact is they were wrong. and to defend it and try to cast it as an example of aggressive journalism seems to me to just not own up to the basic fact that anybody could see on that tv screen which was he interrupted the president in a very rude fashion. >> see you sunday morning 11:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn "reliable sources ". >> we'll be talking about this as well. >> i'm sure you will. >>> two michigan lawmakers barred on speaking on the state house floor for using words that don't usually come up in political debate. >>> and as the violence in syria keeps gelting worse, u.s. officials believe they have more proof russia is aiding the regime's brutal crackdown. >>> and practice time is over. a famous daredevil about to perform the stunt of a lifetime 200 feet above niagra falls. the medicare debate continues in washington... .

i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for spending part of your money, your very busy morning with us. wisconsin voters reaffirm their support for governor scott walker who won last night's recall election. >> tonight, we tell wisconsin. we tell our country and we tell our people all across the globe that voters really do want leaders who stand up and make the tough decisions. >> so how will this play now for president obama? and other democrats going into the november race? >> meanwhile, is president clinton's taxing president obama's patience? the former president going off message way far again giving advice on how to run the country. brian? >> all right. he served in both iraq and afghanistan but one landlady refusing to rent to him because of his politics. that veteran here to tell his story and how he's fighting back. "fox & friends" starts now. >> looks like a bowling alley in here today. we got pins, we got some balls. brian has his specialized, personalized bowling ball. >> he he has his name on it

long time just knowing their regular stories they're defending it saying you've got to you know talk carlson the editor of the out there now saying oh my reporters have got to challenge a president that. it's a first amendment thing but nobody does this i mean there's protocol to a press conference in a rose garden i mean this is sort of tearing up formality and saying there are no rules we reporters can you know at any time even sam donaldson was asked about this and said no you don't do that and he was the most persistent questioner of presidents ok so it was a year this is not something that there would be a miscarriage time to miss time to they'd he didn't he knew exactly what he was doing absolutely there is no way that he didn't know what he had done that to president bush that's a question for these ideological outlets i mean if it was a liberal you know questioning president bush would they have done it to obama the same thing has to be applied here would you really you know the question of president bush in the middle of his you know ceremony outside i don't think has run out and i

women having any rights at all apparently take a listen to his reaction that even caused gretchen carlson to walk off the. women are everywhere let him play golf and tennis now it's at control now what. you know what she said you read the headline. just your average day at fox so-called news and very very oddly ron rosenberg and crystal dynamics rosenberg and crystal dynamics of the creative team behind the new lara croft tomb raider game and to begin the game croft is in a situation where she could be raped and the gamer will have to say. i asked about the rape scene rosenberg's. that's good for character the film and then it turns the fictional croft into a corner to animal it's a huge step at her evolution she's forced to either fight back or die and crystal dynamics executive director ron rosenthal said croft is the kind of character that quote you're going to want to protect so rosenberg as compared has compared women to animals and rosenthal thinks that rape is ok in the game because people will want to protect a woman combine these statements with the fact that children play this g