chris: will it hurt the comble? >> no. because they have four opportunities to undo it. chris: when we come back, joe biden will be very much inside. chriswhen we come back, joe biden will be very much inside. is it doesn't matter if you're walking around the block, to work, to school or on this thing here. you'll take all the right steps the more you know chris: welcome back. hillary clinton officially left the state department this friday which brings us to this question. if she runs for president is she better off out there in the country than joe biden, who is still very much part of president obama administration? howard? >> yes. although hillary as an outsider say tougher sell but she might as well give it a try. chris: i'm going to think about that. katty? >> listen, the unemployment right 5% and economy booming, joe biden will be able to claim credit for it. barring, that hillary clinton is better whether she's inside or outside. chris: hillary clinton regardless of where she is is a stronger candidate with a bigger built-in base. >> the two of them are a dream ticket outside and inside. the political fantasy there is if they're

chris: paul, take it back. paul ryan. >> he's staying in the house. chris: we read the same stuff. >> he wants to be speaker of the house. chris: that's a good scoop. >> these guys are overexposed and i think the next attention goes to jeb bush and somebody else gets a turn. >> if chris christie is talking about losing weight, he is serious. >> no, i think he is the guy that can shoot the lights out. we saw that at the end of the 2012 campaign. you can argue barack obama got re-elected. chris: does he need to change his act a little bit back from none of your business or is that going to work for him? >> he needs to show the country his intellect which is formidable, in addition to that kind of new jersey toughness. >> my favorite race, joe biden, chris christie. wouldn't that be great? chris: a lot of jersey in both guys. thanks to our great roundtable, joe klein, gloria borger, elisabeth bumiller, and david ignatius. never forget these predictions. that's the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week. [captio

chris. >> jimmy: chris. very good, chris. chris, where are you from? >> thank you. >> jimmy: what part of california? >> southern california, rancho cucamonga. >> jimmy: sure. it's a fun name to say. [ laughter ] okay, today is presidents' day. so, if you were president, what would be the first thing that you would do? >> um -- oh, my gosh. i'd give everybody $100. >> jimmy: hey, that's pretty good! you'd give everyone $100. we love you. ♪ that's a good president. [ applause ] i love you. that works for me, man. you got my vote. you guys, we got chris right here. he's from rancho cucamonga -- california. and if he were the president, first thing he would do is give everyone $100. so for this first song, mumford & sons just won album of the year at the grammys so can you guys do a kind of mumford & sons-style type of song? ♪ [ rhythmic clapping ] ♪ my mustache in the audience his name is chris rancho cucamonga ♪ ♪ that's where he's from my other friend his name is jim he won a grammy ♪ ♪ like mumford & sons chris said if he were president the first thing

chris? >> that's chris brown in hollywood last night. finally an evening with chris brown without any drama or violence is what we would say if this didn't happen. >> oh chris, [beep]. is that [beep] bullet proof. >> i'm a [beep]. >> who is the guy trying to pick a fight? >> this guy is being super aggressive. >> he's up in his face. >> he's trying to get him to do something. >> i ain't never seen a [beep] that fast. >> we don't know why the guy was baiting chris. but chris wasn't backing down. >> i'm a crip. >> [beep], [beep]. don't act like that. >> the fact that chris tried to leave the scene, good for chris brown. >> but he still can't do that. just shut your mouth and go, especially when the guy is talking bullets. especially when you're up for a probation violation. especially when you've had issues with violence in the past. >> anyway, brown kept his cool and tried to drive away. maybe he's finally learning, growing, maturing. [beep] [beep]. >> or he's still an a hole. thanks unbridled rage. >> hi betty, how are you doing? >> we've got betsy russell. she's bee

chris and i have been friends since we pledged the fraternity at uc berkeley in 1978. i want to first thank chris's family for allowing me the honor of speaking today as we celebrate chris's amazing life. i look at this crowd. i try to figure out how much he achieved so much while making personal and professional connections and lifelong friends all over the world. this beautiful light-filled rotunda is the perfect seting to celebrate chris's life. he was a true renaissance man and offered a lesson in modern day enlightenment to all he met. some say don't sweat the small stuff. chris was successful because he did pay attention to little details and common courtesis that showed the world that he cared. i think the roots of chris's enlightening character were evident when we were undergrads at cal. i would like to share examples. first of all we will start superficially on the topic of fashion. chris like many of our pledge class was from piedmont. i recall thinking what is up with piedmont. the khakis, penny loafers and button-down shirts? chris lived in the room across from mine. seemed he had adopted this as his uniform. but in hindsight i can see he was offering his own

chris? chris! brother! oof! chris: he's friendly. (chuckling) it's a grown-up version of blimpy. h you know it by instinct, puffy can show us all a few things about life on the reef, blowfish style. what are you blowing into the sand for? whoa! go on, blimpy. give it a try. just squirt a stream of water into the sand and i guess we'll find something important. hey, guys. that's weird. (gasping) oh, he found a crab! you better be glad he didn't find you, martin. look at those teeth. he crunches through crab exoskeletons, no problem. oh, that's because those teeth are fused together into powerful crab-crunchers. hmm? uh, nothing to crunch over here. ♪ dispatching telescoping camera. (telescopic mechanism whirring) aviva: let's see what they're up to. i think she's designing some sort of hat. nice hat. yes, dabio. it's a fashion trend that's all the rage in europe: tiny, cute hats. but these are boring compared to my designs. this fish will make the perfect little hat. a fish hat? no! that's a new low for donita. what in the world kind of fish could she want for a hat? this we got to

chris highland. shortly thereafter chris stevens sat down next to me. the three of us went to lunch afterwards and became friends from that day forward. chrisever tried to be someone special but he was someone special. when we were at hastings his charm and wit were on display from the start. in class he was very articulate and seemed as later in life always very poised and well spoken and at ease. i think our professors loved him. he liked being a student, even studying at the national war college a few years ago. he always seemed to genuinely enjoying studying and debating and was immersed in classes and activities of the school. particularly the hastings law journal, where he became managing editor. he very much liked the art of argument and trial law. he used to go to the courts nearby to watch very high profile trials and legendary judges and litigators. while he spent lots of times on the hastings campus, whether in library or out on what is called the beach in front of the school, he also liked to get off-campus and would often go for a run across golden gate bridge or play racquet ball or tennis on russian hill. at hastings there we

chris? >> that's chris brown in hollywood last night. finally an evening with chris brown without any drama or violence is what we would say if this didn't happen. >> oh chris, [beep]. is that [beep] bullet proof. >> i'm a [beep]. >> who is the guy trying to pick a fight? >> this guy is being super aggressive. >> he's up in his face. >> he's trying to get him to do something. >> i ain't never seen a [beep] that fast. >> we don't know why the guy was baiting chris. but chris wasn't backing down. >> i'm a crip. >> [beep], [beep]. don't act like that. >> the fact that chris tried to leave the scene, good for chris brown. >> but he still can't do that. just shut your mouth and go, especially when the guy is talking bullets. especially when you're up for a probation violation. especially when you've had issues with violence in the past. >> anyway, brown kept his cool and tried to drive away. maybe he's finally learning, growing, maturing. [beep] [beep]. >> or he's still an a hole. thanks unbridled rage. >> hi betty, how are you doing? >> we've got betsy russell. she's bee

let's make chicago safe and put federal task force in there tomorrow morning. >> chris: thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> chrisks for coming in today and it will be a debate, the first big political debate of this year. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> chris: up next, chuck hagel stumbles his way through the senate confirmation hearing. we'll ask the panel whether his position as defense secretary is in trouble. ♪ >> i support the president's strong position on containment. i have been handed a note that i misspoke and said, i supported the president's position on containment. if i said that, it meant to say that i -- his position on containment, we don't have a position on containment. >> to make sure your correction is clear, we have a position on containment, which is we do not favor containment. >> chris: wow. defense secretary nominee, chuck hagel struggling in his senate confirmation hearing this week. when asked about the u.s. policy on iran's nuclear program. and it is time for our sunday group. republican strategist kevin madden, nina easton of "fortune" magazine, radio talk show host laura ingraham a

let's make chicago safe and put federal task force in there tomorrow morning. >> chris: thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> chrisanks for coming in today and it will be a debate, the first big political debate of this year. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> chris: up next, chuck hagel stumbles his way through the senate confirmation hearing. we'll ask the panel whether his position as defense secretary is in trouble. i got it when we could download an hd movie in like two minutes. [ male announcer ] once you've got verizon fios -- america's fastest, most reliable internet -- you get it. but don't take our word for it, ask a real fios customer. ask me why fiber optics matters. ask me about the upload speeds. [ male announcer ] so, send a tweet, and get the real scoop from a real fios customer. supercharge your internet speeds. switch to fios online for only $94.99 a month and we'll triple your speed for free with an upgrade to fios quantum internet. call the verizon center plus, get $250 back for customers with disabilities with a 2-year agreement. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. ♪ >> i support the president's strong posit

let's make chicago safe and put federal task force in there tomorrow morning. >> chris: thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> chrisanks for coming in today and it will be a debate, the rst big political debate of this year. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> chris: up next, chuck hagel stumbles his way through the senate confirmation hearing. we'll ask the panel whether his position as defense secretary is in trouble. [ male announcer #1 ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america. just ask pc mag. [ male announcer #2 ] cable can't touch fios upload speeds. it's hard to imagine anyone ever beating fios. there's no doubt fios is the fastest in the country. [ male announcer #1 ] after 110,000 speed tests, nothing came close to fios. now, get fios internet, tv and phone including a free upgrade to supercharged fios quantum internet speed. all for our best price online: just $94.99 a month for 2 years. plus, get $250 back with a two-year agreement. or get your free upgrade at the same great price with no annual contract. fios is 100% fiber-optic. that's why it's america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable in

bipartisan collaboration. >> chris: congress woman pelosi, thank you. >> lovely to see you. >> chris: always a pleasure to talk with you. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> chris: up next, senator john mccain gives us his take on spending cuts, drone strikes, and more. >> chris: we are back with senator john mccain. senator, welcome. >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you just heard nancy pelosi talk about the automatic spending cuts that kick in on march 1. she wants a mix of cuts and, yes, more taxes, which i know you don't like. on the other hand, if you go to the automatic cuts, sequestration you get a 13% cut over the rest of this year in the pentagon which i know you also don't like. if it comes down to that, higher taxes or sequestration, the pentagon cuts, where do you you go? where do you come down? >> obviously i don't want to see taxes increased but what i would like to see is the president call the leaders over to the white house and say look, we got to solve this problem. this sequestration, secretary panetta, outgoing secretary of defense is one of the most widely respected men or person in washington, d.c. and he has been saying this nationalstate o

process is just broken. >> chris: which may be one of the reasons you are no longer in the senate because you came to that conclusion. >> i got back on my ms, chris. >> chris: already. than happy note we will take a break here. when weigh come back, will chuck hagel and john brennan be confirmed or will republicans find some new ways to block them. >>> for the sake of national security we urge the senate to confirm senator hagel. we urge the senate to confirm john brennan and to get them to work because the needs them to at work. >> gretchen: the white house press secretary jay carney urging the senate to vote to confirm chuck hagel and john brennan. we are back now with the panel. as we mentioned earlier 15 senarote to the president this week urging him to pull the hagel nomination. senator lindsey graham who is against the nomination demanded more information about various speeches and various comments that chuck hagel made. bill, any way that they can block the hagel nomination or is he going to be confirmed this week? >> they could block it and i think it will be a close vote for are cloture on tuesday morning. senator hagel has and archive. some of th

men are covered the same way but to the overall amount has gotten more superficial so now i asked chris chris your paul ryan they spend a lot of time talking about their weight or exercise that may double the of playing field a bit maybe it is at the expense of substantive coverage. >> host: ltd. rice do you have for candidates to reach out to the media? >> when they call, always talk. you need to build good relationships if they are approaching you there is no reason not to take them up. don't waste their time don't send out of a press release everyday. said not one that is newsworthy because they can come to those events then they will cover you would if you waste their time they will stop. >> host: what you teach your? >> women of political leadership in this seminar of contemporary politics the last semester i taught a class election in 2012 we follow the congressional and presidential elections in detail and women in politics >> host: water to conclusions that you have? >> guest: it is a broad question but the two things that are relevant is primaries matter and even though ms. romney go

chris. so a trish -- sorely misses chris. so a tribute to chris, for those that have sacrificed in giving their loved one, chris, for our country. and i yield back to my friend, mr. neugebauer. mr. neugebauer: i thank the gentleman. i think the point that you make is extremely important about our families. as members of congress we get an opportunity in many occasions to travel to the theater and to thank those men and women that are deployed and for their outstanding service to their country. i know that my colleagues also do the same thing i do and that is when you are around their families you understand, they understand this is a team sport and it's those families that support our military folks back home, keep the home front going while our men and women do the job that we ask them to do, it's an important part to making sure that america has a strong defense. i got an anonymous email of a person that wanted to express their thoughts about chris. he says, when veterans ask for help or wanted to meet with him, chris made time for them. when ch

chris: i'm chris wallace. what is the state of our union? foreign and domestic? ♪ >> chrisas president obama prepares to address the nation, tuesday, he faces a buzz saw of issues: automatic spending cuts. gun control, immigration reform, and the resurgent al qaeda. we'll talk about all of this, with two of washington's heavy hitters. house democratic leader nancy pelosi. and, senator john mccain. pelosi and mccain, only on fox news sunday. then, senators grill the president's nominee for cia director over the targeted killing of terror suspects. we'll ask our sunday panel about new demands to lift the veil on drone strikes. and, our power player of the week can tell you almost everything the president does. and, how often he does it. all, right now on fox news sunday. ♪ >> chris: and, hello again, from fox news in washington. when president obama delivers his state of the union speech tuesday, one big issue will be sequestration. $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, due to kick in, march 1st. the white house now warns this will mean damaging layoffs of teachers, law enf

chris chris is live at the super superchristian schaefer is live at the superdome on the field. . >> the blood pressure was definitely rising at times here tonight at the superdome. letme tell you, there are still thousands of ravens fans still here in the stands. nobody hasleft except of course the 49er fans. as the post game celebration happened t fans obviously stayed for that and fans still stayed. all the fans are here and they want to celebrate. you hear the chant over and over again from these fans. it's an exciting time and just the way that game ended, it certainly could've ended either way. >> what was it like during that 35 mundy dlai. that had to been minute delay. that had to be tense for the players for me, the news dna kicked in. i was starting to think what's going on here. you don't know, we're in a stadium of 735,000 ,000 -- 75,000 people and security as tight as could be and it's just a situation where you know it's a target for someone who might want to do some harm when there's this many people together at a symbolic event so you start to think what's going on he

process is just broken. >> chris: which may be one of the reasons you are no longer in the senate because you came to that conclusion. >> i got back on my ms, chris. >> chrisady. than happy note we will take a break here. when weigh come back, will chuck hagel and john brennan be confirmed or will republicans find some new ways to block them. [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serus allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away a

chris, martin, are you guys okay? (chris and martin panting) yeah, we're okay. but bite-size and the rest of the bats are really shaken up. chrischamber and certain specifications. (gasping) bat box. bat box. nice one, dude. if we build a bat box for them to hide in, that would-- oh, no. too late. they're already taking off. and in different directions. martin: oh, no. you know what's in all directions? uh, no. what? wild kratts kids. of course. they're everywhere. good one, bro. jimmy. hm? in my back pack. center pocket, left side in the mesh zip i have instructions on how to make a bat box. got it. time for me to help out some helpful and harmless little bats. i've got a much better attitude now. make that a much better "battitude." input the geographical range of little brown bats with wild kratts kid addresses. wow. they are practically everywhere in north america. wild kratts emergency. all wild kratts kids especially at longitude 45 degrees north and latitude 75 degrees west. code creature rescue. build bat boxes and hang them outside immediately. a bat rescue? in our neighborhood? yeah! when our bat box is done they can

chris stevens, whose life and service just proves how wrong my colleagues really are. chris shows us they still make them the way they used to, only an awful lot better, thank you. [applause] >> chris's family would like to invite everyone to a reception after the ceremony. it will be held over there. you are all welcome. let us pray. oh lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over and our work is done. then in your mercy grant us a safe lodging and a holy rest and peace at the last. may the author of all life bless us and keep us. in god's name we pray, amen. ♪ ♪ ♪

chris. chrisen caught a number of programs for women. $7.4 million with planned parenthood. you can see some of those signs. i can tell you, that this is a high- priced, delete fund-raiser. this dinner, $3800 per plate. connelly's o condeleeza rice has just entered the home. also, we will hear from more protesters. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: new at six. for the first time in history -- the amgen bicycle tour of california will begin south and take cyclists up north. kron4's charles clifford takes a closer look at the bay area portion of the route. >> reporter:the 2013 tour of california has 8 stages. the race starts in southern california and the last three stages take place here in the bay area. let's look at google earth map of those three routes. stage 6, which is actually a time trial, begins here... north of morgan hill on the morning of friday may 17th. from the startline riders will venture out into the country side passing by the cinnabar golf course and chesbro reservoir. then they

chris. i think overall the greatest thing we can appreciate about chris is how much fun, how clever, how witty he was, how he made us all smile and laugh. i can testify chris was a mischievous little guy from the very beginning, as i was usually the target of his pranks. he set my bassinet on fire with a magnifying mirror. at 4 he backed me up into a red hot bathroom heater, resulting in a bottom burn and er visit in the middle of the night. at seven he led me off the trail, shooting into the creek in davis. my nickname was chubbs or woman. chris caused me a lot of trouble. so why do i mishim so much? chris was a huge presence in our family, so he lived far away, had a lot of friends, had a very challenging job, he always came home. when he came home for the christmas or wedding or baby showers, he was really there. he wasn't texting. running, playing tennis, eating, drinking, telling stories and extracting our stories. his interest made us each feel very special. he believed in the value of every person's stories. once he visited me in seattle. i took him to visit an elderly friend in a nursing home. as we waited, chris started wandering, chatting up the

chris: but you say, if they have a deduction... >> take advantage of so many loopholes. >> chris: deductions on the books. the point is -- >> 30%. >> chrise point is, that you can't raise enough money -- i mean, the main driver of thet0%r budget, our spending is entitlements and when medicare started life expectancy was 70 and now it is 79. don't you have to raise the eligibility age and slow the growth of benefits, as a way to deal with the deficit? >> i'm glad you brought up medicare. don't you think -- to address your question, don't you think you ought to see it at the age where it does save money, those people will not evaporate from the face of the earth. they'll have medical need and have to be attended to and the earlier intervention for it, the less the cost will be and the better the quality of life. i do think we should subject every federal dollar that is spent under the harshest scrutiny and i think the challenge with medicare is not medicare, the challenge is rising medical health care costs in general. and, prescription drugs and the rest of that, that driver those costs, that is what we have to address, which we did in th

chris: chris the only thing real there was trash talk. dianne feinstein is leading the confirmation hearings for cia director nominee john brennan and that's "special report" for tonight. i'm chris in washington. keep it right here on fox where more news is always on the way. "special report" online wit

yes, chris. [chris:] he was talking more about power of religion instead of the truth of religion in how, in religious studies, we look at the power of religion instead of looking at the truth of it and that power, i think, he means by what people believe and how they act out on what they believe. [dr. simons:] you're so right and we'll get to this in the second class but there's this very simple little equation here that we'll use over and over again in this class: beliefs plus believers equals behavior and that's a key point here. the power, the power of behavior based on religious ideas. you know, we'll get this up on a graphic here shortly, but beliefs plus believers equals behavior. and, whether one - i mean that the question of truth is so important, you know, religious truth to the person inside the religious community. we can never deny that and one shouldn't. now religious truth is extremely important. but for those of us who are looking at the broader picture as we would in this class, it's th

chris: do you regret putting up that ad? >> the point of that ad was this. it wasn't picking on the president's kids can. >> chris: it mentions them. >> they are safe and we are all thankful for this. >> chris: they also face a threat that most children do not face. >> tell that to the people in newtown. >> chris: do you really think that the president's children are the same kind of target as every school child in america? that is ridiculous and you know it, sir. >> unfortunately, i think there are parents all over the school that think all over the country that think their kids are entitled to the same amount of protection when they go to school and they want their kids to be safe. >> chris: so they is should have secret service? >> no, they should have police officers or certified armed security in the schools to keep people safe. if something happens the police time is despite all of the good intentions is 15-20 minutes. it is too long and not going to help those kids. certified armed security in schools just like -- >> chris: that isn't going to protect them in the shopping mall, in the movie theater, on the street. >> which is why we need to do everything else i'm talking about. enfor

chris stevens, whose life and service just proves how wrong my colleagues really are. chris shows us they still make them the way they used to, only an awful lot better, thank you. [applause] >> chris's family would like to invite everyone to a reception after the ceremony. it will be held over there. you are all welcome. let us pray. oh lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over and our work is done. then in your mercy grant us a safe lodging and a holy rest and peace at the last. may the author of all life bless us and keep us. in god's name we pray, amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible

chris chris stay the governor of new jersey is probably born to run for president for some point.tate. i would expect other states to follow suit. the investment play would probably something type of on-line transfer of money. >> instagram made a mile stone. >> this is owned by facebook. i can post this to my face book page. you can probably do an online reservations and the on- line reduced by peerreviews by >> 680 is easy for you when it looks like the sun as corn to be coming out. >> it will shape up to be a another nice today and it would not be as warm as it was yesterday. we will be a touch cooler. the temperatures are colder than 24 hours of go. we do have below freezing in a few spots. it is mid 30's out the door in livermore. future cast 4 is tracking your temperatures. it is mainly 60's that are indicated by the green on the screen. as we pushed into the afternoon it will be mid to upper 60s. we do have more in the web clios can i do not think that it will be as warm as yesterday. future cast 4 highlights by 8:00 p.m. that it will be in this case. take it they looked at

chris, bad chris. dorner filed a temporary restraining order against williams after he saw her posting. >> this was the bad chris this was the bad chris. >> reporter: the court case was eventually dismissed. soon after, the military called him up for a yearlong deployment. he never saw active duty. when he came back, according to police records, he struggled to fit in once again. in 2007, dorner's training officer reports while on duty, he was crying and demanded to be taken back to the station to talk to the training unit. the next week, dorner reported training officer theresa evans to the lapd for kicking a disabled man in an incident outside of a doubletree hotel. a report that would ultimately lead to his dismissal. dorner told him about his problems with the lapd. last time the two men spoke. can you see how a man like that, if he believes he is telling the truth, that could drive him to something like this? >> there's absolutely no excuse or justification that would make what's going on now okay but, you know, the truth is the truth. and again, i mean, i believe that chris dorn ser a truth teller. >> repo

chris chris christie's weight is a liability only because she a dude. the governor went on letterman and poked fun at his portliness in an attempt to turn the potential negative into a positive. he was attacking a former white house doctor who said his large frame could be life-threatening if he was president. and they said it would be different if christie was a woman and that his ability to joke about it would make him a folk hero. he points to the wisconsin local news anchor who became a celebrity after she responded on air to a viewer calling her fat. what does backpack cat think? >> we need to see that in slow motion. >> not sure what happened there. >> me either. but i will be watching that at 3:00 a.m. after some medication jie. and 5:00 a.m. >> jedediah, it is a good p so int. would we make so many jokes about chris christie's weight if he was a girl? >> no. if we mentioned anything about janet napolitano or hillary clinton's weight you would be called sexist. i think it is because women are so highly scrutinized this media. i get e-mails after shows and it is almost never about what i have said. it is about what i was wearing or my hair or make up. i think we are hyper sensitive to that. we get hyper sensitive because it shouldn't be different. if you are going to say it about christie you should say it about a female in the same position. >> greg, as somebody who occasionally makes jokes is there a double standard? >> i agree with everything this hot chick said. it is sexist if you change your approach. i notice when you are dealing leftists who come after "red eye" and you watch them make horrible jokes, but you are blind to what they are doing, i don't have a problem with christie's weight. i would rather have a fat capitalist than a skinny socialist from kenya. >> and those are our only two