is now war mongering and wants to punish the syrians. >> right. >> alan colmes, everybody. we come right back, bernie goldberg on how the network news is covering the horrific crimes we just talked about. waters world, the dumbest things ever said during that segment. i hope i'm not in this. the factor will continue in just a few moments. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >> thanks for staying with with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, we ask the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com to take a look at the network news coverage of the cases in oklahoma and washington. the facts in analysis uncovered that abc news did not mention either case on its notely news broadcast although they did mention it in the morning and on their sunday show. with us now is bernie goldberg. where are you, bernie? i thought you were here and you are not here. where are you? >> i'm in north carolina. >> north caroli

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here now monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, remind me again why showing an i.d.o vote is a bad thing. >> most case you do. they want to show. usually show a utility bill, telephone bill or any one of a variety of things. what north carolina is doing saying we will only allow one form of i.d. and they are addressing a problem that doesn't exist very little. >> either a driver's license or if you don't want to drive a state issued i.d. >> you have to go some cases hundreds of miles to get it. >> bill: hundreds of miles? >> i thought conservatives were against making unnecessary laws. >> bill: correct me if i am wrong, colmes, but in every driving place in north carolina every place you get a driver's license to take a test or anything like that. he they are going to give the voter id law out for free. >> a lot of people don't have cars are poor. don't have access to a place to go to get those ids. >> bill: wait, you are saying alan colmes is saying on the in front of millions of people. >> millions. >> bill: folks in north carolina, like aunt bee, opie, who can't p

with us are monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, how would you stop the tremendous violence in chicago. >> like mr. pendleton street buy back program. got 254 illegal weapons off the street. >> bill: buy back. >> registration of guns. more strict gun control. that's what i would do. >> you do realize chicago has the strictest gun control in the country. >> australia and. >> don't have any people. nobody lives there? >> not australia compared to the united states you basically say that strict gun control. >> correct. >> are you for mandatory sentences for people. >> not for mandatory sentences. >> you would control guns strictly but not in the prison sentence. >> bring the guns in. >> i believe judges need to make individual decisions on individual cases. >> not exactly sure that would solve the problem and you say? >>. no because we see the evidence, bill. the evidence is that major metropolitan areas in this country that have the strictest gun controls in the books like washington, d.c., detroit and chicago. have the highes

no one seems to think this violates any rights colmes is right.e a hardship for folks. john garrett, my sister died eight years ago. authorities tell us she has voted three times since then. and we don't need voter i.d.? emily shriver. bill, thank you very much for telling the true story about mandatory prison sentences. my co-workers and i were debating the issue. some of them were using "the new york times" column on edward young to oppose mandatories. but you proved the column to be untrue. o'reilly, you are wrong, wrong, wrong. either you stand for the constitution or you don't. stop-and-frisk requires reasonable suspicion. so what's the beef? reasonable suspicion is fine. got no problem with that. and i said that very clearly. bill, you are 100% correct. as a retired new york city police captain i can tell you that if stop and terrific is halted, there will be many more guns on the streets and the poor will suffer the most. heather with only a last name. appalled that you would poke fun at children who were born transgendered. as one myself,

alan colmes, the host of the alan colmes show and author of the thank the liberals for saving americare fox news contributors. jim, less than 300 days since we elected barack obama president. why are we zoo fixated or the media is so fixated on who will run for that office in 2016? >> i worked in five presidential campaigns i tell you each one started the day after the previous election. so when you see for example, claire mccaskill, senator for missouri inaugurated hillary clinton as president in 2011 and every republican is showing up in iowa, i can't really fault the media for covering it. i would just caution however there is a lot of polls floating around which are, not disputing their accuracy but right now they're snapshots that tend to show hillary ahead in quite a few states. i can remember working in the reagan white house way back when in '83, we were down 18 points against walter mondale. a year later we won by 18 points. fun to watch the horse race and don't take it seriously who is ahead right now because we're only around the first corner. jon: alan, is the media at fau

think he could spark a national debate possibly bring an end to the wars in iraq and afghanistan colmes asked the judge to allow manning a chance. at life and becoming a productive member of society the judge is now and deliberations. marilyn liz wall. and wall of bradley manning could become america's first leaker languishing behind bars for the rest of his life the obama administration has a history though of silencing whistleblowers. brings us more into exactly what he did to get what's coming to. bradley manning was found guilty of espionage for leaking government secrets but let's take a closer look at how exactly this verdict breaks down now the first charge against him was comes after the u.s. uniform code of military justice under article ninety two of the five charges against a man was found guilty of storing classified information transferring data onto his personal computer while he was based in a wrong now manning was also found guilty of two charges under the computer fraud and abuse act of article one hundred thirty four but those violations brought to light what's been kn

a republican strategist and blogger, alan colmes, we know him and love him, host of the al alan colmese know you and also love you. the head of the irs enforcing this says i prefer to stay on my current plan as i'm sure millions of americans would like to but may not get to. >> you know that poll that said 77% don't want that individual mandate. 82% of the people -- i have the numbers here don't deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. 61% like the fact they can stay in thei insurance. and 76% like the idea more than 1 in 15 workers are are required to give insurance to their workers. no lifetime or yearly limit, individually, people love the parts of this plan. >> but i would also like to have my own private island and that's not going to happen because somebody has to pay for this stuff. >> that's all fine and good what you're saying. that's not fair. they're getting a cadillac of health care. we get a pinto. we don't even get to pick. >> alan. >> and people die. what's worse is we are paying for 75% of their cadillac. >> you know what you're doing now, you are now payin

alan colmes , tom sullivan, john gibson. it will air on fox business network at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. two hours. >> since greg gutfeld is not here, can i say -- >> you have guests on the show? >> no guests. >> i swear. if i am not on, i am irritated. >> that's it for "the five." see you tomorrow, everybody. bret baier on deck. >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm andy levy filling in for greg gutfeld who is hammering out the details of a plea bargain. let's go to jedediah bila for our pre game report. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, america's sweetheart. you are as adorable as ever. >> thank you. >> some members of the 1972 miami dolphins will be skipping a white house ceremony about their win. tonight's outrage hating panel is outraged. and a new poll which ask is the hottest, the dumb

alan colmes , tom sullivan, john gibson. it will air on fox business network at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m.

north carolina, o'reilly, you rightly blacked jay-z for his comments about americans but then you let colmesise the president who also branded americans. the problem is that there is a reason for income inequality and that's not being dealt with. mr. o., your reporting on race has been powerful. you do not have to walk in black man's shoes to recognize the problems. the facts walk for you. kathleen from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, bill you should apologize for your comments about sylvia's restaurant aunld i believe your talking points will be seen in a more positive light. i will never apologize kathleen. if you don't understand what i said, i can't help you. steve, o'reilly, police stop your cruel bashing of black people, you even look like the people who did the lynchings 100 years ago. you need to get some help, sir, quickly. bill, your tip that ignore a text is rude was spot on. thanks for keeping it real. that's what we try to do. bill, did not like you for a along time but now i've become a huge fan. guess i woke up. i'm glad that happened, paul. >> loved killing lincoln and killing kenn

alan colmes, home of the alan colmes show and author of, "thank the liberals for saving america" theontributors. jim, when it was envisioned it would be heavily skewed, well, not heavily, but about 60% domestic news and 40% overseas news. now they're saying this will be a mostly domestic coverage television channel from al-jazeera. do they stand a chance? >> well, you know it is a big cable world and they have a lot of money they hired a ton of people here in new york and in washington and so, i don't think they really care frankly what their ratings are. the government of qatar long ago decided with al-jazeera international they wanted to be a player in the media by spending a fortune and they have done that and, i think we'll have to see what they have put on the air but i suspect it will be around for a long time even if nobody watches. jon: nobody is watching current tv right now. they had 24,000 viewers in prime time the last i checked that is the channel that is going to become al-jazeera. what do you think, alan? >> i have more people than that in my building. i just, i believ

plug on these montle projects, joining us now from locke fox news analyst monica crowley and alan colmes'm going to start with alan here. >> this is fantastic. >> laura: this is great. come on, it's the only thing that surprises me, is how early they announce these projects, right? i mean we barely wrapped up the last presidential election and the ode to obama bin laden movie and now we are on to hillary. >> may i ask you a question ms. incorporate gram if i may be so formal? >> always, i adore you. >> cnn did a mitt romney documentary in october just before the election, was there any complaint about that? >> laura: it was really boring that was my client. >> you don't know. this hasn't been filmed yet and you have priebus. no problem with a documentary on mitt romney before the election. >> laura: that was a cut and paste deal. >> has reeves priebus seen it yet. >> laura: i saw it. it was really boring. >> the hillary one. >> laura: you are smarter than that. >> not really. lure lawyer good good point, go to hanukkah. you can't blame priebus. >> yes, can i. >> laura: last debate we had

alan colmes , tom sullivan, john gibson. it will air on fox business network at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. two hours. >> since greg gutfeld is not here, can i say -- >> you have guests on the show? >> no guests. >> i swear. if i am not on, i am irritated. >> that's it for "the five." see you tomorrow, everybody. bret baier on deck. >>> state department employees on leave since benghazi invited back to work. the total now being punished in the deaths of four americans, zero. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. nearly one year after the terror attacks that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three others, no one in the state department or obama administration has been fired or lost a paycheck. today the few who were singled out for very mild disciplinary action were invited

i refuse to airport first "hannity and colmes" on this ever. >> you were able to cut your he was ableg. by the time i had finished my career i already had a resume' of tapes, i had called games, i had done studio shows, i had hosted my own radio show. so i had a package to present to people that was -- >> what's your highlight of your career, the moment that really you never forget, you need a happy place to go to where do you go? >> gael to my 1,000th catch. it put me in such a rare air. in a category with jerry rice. we were the only two in that category. >> 1101 receptions? >> yes. >> you were 13,899 yards you were almost to 14,000 you should have stuck around a little while. >> if i took another shot i could have got to 14,000. >> really nice to meet you. big fan. book is awesome, too. called "going deep why wide receivers are most compelling in pro sports." >> thank you. >> that is all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. we toss it now to greta van susteren standing by thrive go "on the record." greta. >>> this is a fox news alert just moments ago pol

let's chat with alan colmes. and katie palette. i think the paul bunyon ad is funny.llion dollars funny. does it strike you as excessive to spend this much money, a billion dollars in taxpayer dollars to let people know they should sign up for obama-care? >> it's being spent by the states but it's still excessive. martha: it's tax dollars. >> i believe they have have done a bad job in messaging in terms of explaining what obama-care is and what it represents. do you want to have no limit on how much you can spend per year, you want no lifetime limit, you want affordability. you want no punishment for preexisting conditions. they have done a bad job messaging it. martha: what do you think about the paul bunyon ad. they are spending $9 million in minnesota to get $1.3 million people signed up. i think if you were running a business your return on invest -- on that would be sketchy. >> we are talking about taking people off of their employer based insurance and putting them onto the obama-care rolls. the states complain about obama-care and the cost of obama-care. but in

joining us is require lowery and alan colmes.f the back and forth between charles krauthammer and juan. >> what many happening in north carolina. it isn't just voter i.d. they are restricting early voting. they are restricting days you can vote. they know it will be aimed at people who will vote democratic. in pennsylvania where there is voter i.d., the majority leader of the house said it's to help romney win. that they admitted it. there are very few understand kent of voter fraud that takes place at the voting booth. most of it happened in absentee voting. absentee or when you register to vote. >> i think that's ridiculous. the north carolina laugh is common sense. you have to show an i.d. to get into this building. you have to show an i.d. to vote. they are reducing the number of days for early voting in north carolina. but they will increase the number of sites and increase the number of hours because the goal is to keep the total hours available for early voting exactly the same. we are in new york, which doesn't have no qu

joining us now for a fair and balanced debate, radio show host allen colum colmes and mike gal.at to see you both. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: mike, you're chucking. i'l-- chuck ling. the irs said they've taken steps and this is not supposed to be happening. >> shannon, i'm chuckling because we conservatives play this little game. what would be happening if this was occurring under a republican administration? we know that the "new york times", everybody would be going bonkers, all the major networks would be going crazy, you know. i mean, the bottom line here is the key in mike emanuel's report was the phrase words in a name as opposed to activity, and the truth of the matter is this is yet another huge bombshell that this administration stubbornly refuses to be fair to organizations that have tea party affiliations in any way shape, or form. then again, why would we expect an administration to be fair when you consider that they just broke the rules and unlawfully gave congress and their aides an exemption for having to pay the costs of obama care? there's nothing fair coming

joining us is the contributing editor for the american conservator magazine and host of the alan colmesand author of "thank the liberals for saving america." this is an august that i think will be extra reminiscent of what we experienced in 2009, the summer recess may be far from a time of relaxation for members of congress because of all the issues. what do you say, jim? >> i agree. i think that both parties now have learned since that experience in 2009 when sort of the tea party protestors showed up and really raised the roof on democrats on what was then called obamacare and it sort of threw the defendants on the defense and the legislation passed the following year and later that year in 2010, the republicans captured the house. so i think now people realize that these august recess, town hall hearings are an opportunity to show strength as to who can ramp up the numbers and show a strong grass roots presence. it's amusing to read in politico that the organizing for america, the successor to the obama presidential campaign had an event celebrating the affordable care act which had

coming up on "kilmeade & friends" between 9 and noon, alan colmes and john roberts will be plague theallace. he'll be filling in. >>gretchen: thanks very much. a rare sight in utah. these are pictures of what's called a fire nato? what are these and how do they form? good thing we have maria molina on tap to let us know. >> a firenado is when a fire forms a tornado vortex of flames. that's what you're looking at. that happened across utah. we have a serious fire out there. there are two ways a firenado can form. one when a fire forms near a wildfire and picks up flames. the other way is when there is a heavy concentration of heat generated in a small area. when the air heats up it rises and you get images you see on your screen. very impressive and very dangerous. we're looking at wet weather across parts of the southeastern u.s. locally up to 8 inches out here and across the center of the country severe weather possible from south dakota all the way down to texas. of course we'll keep an eye on that. let's head back to the studio. >>peter: it's a summer camp like you've never seen, t

allen colmes and tom sullivan playing wide left. >> welcome to liberal in the middle. >> brian: let'slenn greenwald, who worked with -- we know he worked with snowden to expose all that information that he stole now gets his partner detained and this guy got some equipment taken away and some dvd's and cd's. >> if greenwald wanted to smuggle the information from berlin to rio, which was the way this deal was working, he should have, as a good investigative journalist, figured out his partner would get caught and not fly through london. if you're smuggling this material around, the brits may grab it. so i don't feel the least bit sorry for him. by the way, since snowden has become a russian rock star -- stooge, i'm not so sure i like any of these guys anymore. i was glad to hear what they're doing. i was glad to find out. but they have compromised themselves. >> brian: he's taking his information that he got from snowden, he's making a profit off of it. >> we don't know if there is profit being made. tell me, what piece of information came out that's been so danieling? can you name any