. >> get ann coulter off our campus. >> shut down ann coulter's speech in canada. we will show you what happened and have reaction. >> hey, guys, why don't you wake up? >> bill: and dennis miller has observations on the passage of obama care and whether we are losing our freedom. >> we have got to do something for god's sake. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. your freedom and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when you cut through all the bologna, the controversy in america today is over freedom. those lined up against the obama administration believe the federal government is becoming too intrusive. that is, it is telling us what to do when it has no constitutional authority to do that. on the left, the pro-obama people say there is unfairness in america that needs to be corrected by the feds, thus, the battle lines are drawn. talking points believes the freedom issue is crucial. in the "new york times" lead

coulter got what she deserved. and -- >> i need this, and i need this, and i'm going to take this, and no, new york city i'm the old person, i need this. megyn: john stossel on how we are robbing our children's future to deal with the coming tidal wave of federal spending. stossel! upcoming. >>> but we begin this hour with stunning reports out of the u.s. capitol. the washington times saying that administration sources has confirmed the chinese government is behind massive cyber attacks on google and dozens of top american companies. stealing top secret corporate data. and the attacks are not over. the bad guys, still getting sensitive information from the hacked computers at this moment. joining me now with more, trace gallagher, live in the new york city newsroom. trace, google affected, who else? >> reporter: we believe, megyn, 20-30 high tech technology firms were targeted including google, the hackers, as you said, working within the chinese government. that might be the scariest part. these are colleges in sh

coulter says her comment was meant as satire. >>> you know there's another way now that you can access your voice mail, even if you can't listen to it. hln money expert clark howard has more about this new service. >> okay. i've been testing something for a while that i have found absolutely neat. it's one of those betas, meaning it's being tested and i'm one of the guinea pigs testing it out. it's called ribbit mobile. check it out at ribbit.com. let me tell you what it does. it is the fanciest voice mail system ever. and if you get in as an early guinea pig, at least for now, it's free. it is extraordinary the functions of it. if a call goes to voice mail or you are even out of the country, you are able to check your voice mails by e-mail. you are able to read them because they transcribe them as best they can or you can listen to an audio file. they'll send you text messages of your voice mails. any way you want to access your voice mails, it's available to you. and i have found it to be so accurate with the transcripts i can'

coulter's controversial tour of canadian colleges has ignited a heated debate over the limits of freeappearance, coulter told a muslim student to ride a camel. >>> speaking of someone who knows how to really divide a crowd, still supporters say she's got the right to say whatever she wants. protesters say, no, she doesn't. >> i understand that there's a fine line between freedom of speech and hate speech. but ann coulter consistently wades well into the territory of hate speech and that has no place on university campuses. >> freedom of speech in canada, especially on our university campuses, is in grave jeopardy. >> in an interview coulter called the university a bush league school. that will win you friends. she added, this has never, ever happened before. even at the stupidi isest ameri universities. in other words, even the stupidest american university is better than a bush league school in canada. that wraps up this hour for me. i'm contessa brewer. see you back here tomorrow, noon eastern. 9:00 a.m. in the west. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." among andrea's guests, republi

. >>> conservative commentator ann coulter cancels plans for a speech at a canadian university.y a spokesperson says it was physically dangerous for her to attend. that's up next. >>> a local childcare center may be joining the ranks of the unemployed soon. to be life enhancing. proven to have nourishing powers. and now you can get important nutrients found in these special fruits in your water. fruit2o essentials water. with nutrients equal to two servings of fruit. vitamins, minerals... and even a gram of fiber in crystal clear water. six delicious flavors, each enriched with nutrients like its fruits. fruit2o essentials water. >>> the sterls of notre dame say it will take divine intervention to keep a roof over their heads. st. jerome's catholic church said tough financial times means they'll no longer need the services of the nuns. they say several hundred pele have signed a petition. the sisters say they have been told they will not have a home after june 30. >>> conservative commentator ann coulter did not have a place to speak at the university of ottawa despite being inv

she sneers at ann coulter. she sneers at sarah palin. i don't know if she knows that she sneers, but she does. she's incredibly condescending. and if i were a national leader, i just wouldn't have her interview me. but i certainly wouldn't allow her to do what sarah did, which was edit the tape. you can interview me, katie, but we're going to go live, because they edit it to be most disadvantageous to sarah palin. >> well, but just for a moment, doesn't ann coulter sneer at everybody? >> she sneers back. >> but, i mean, her demeanor, that's part of her thing. >> she has a thing, it's true. ann does. ann has a sense of humor that a lot of times liberals don't get. i wouldn't call it sneering, though. i would call it pointing out the inconsistencies in a humorous way. >> you said in this same article, "couric's half-lidded eyes and unbearable condescension toward a woman whose achievements, personal and professional, are so superior to her own were excruciating to watch. but we could have predicted couric's disparaging questions and snide

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she sneers at ann coulter and at sarah palin. i do not know if she knows that she smears, but she does. -- that she sneers, but she does. they edit a lot. >> doesn't ann coulter smear everybody? -- sneer at everybody? >> she has a sense of humor that some do not get. >> you said that her eyes and condescension toward a woman whose achievements, personal and professional, are so superior to her home were excruciating to watch. but you wanted to say that palin should stop wasting time on mainline media interviews. but i think that she has gone mainland and she seems -- >> i think that she has gone main line. she would have been better off. i think that they were gunning for her. they were brutally personal. i think that her time spent with katie couric was not time well spent. >> do you track interviews with conservative women? >> i don't know. there are so many have jobs but people in the media. i do not talk to people that i do not think can be fair. >> do you feel better today about what media is doing then you did when you got

. >> [chanting] >> get ann coulter off our campus. >> no more hate speech on our campus. >> bill: as we reported last week, conservative pundit ann coulter's speech in ottawa was cancelled by nutty left wing students who didn't want her to speak. the situation was ig ignored except for here on fox. >> i didn't say go ahead. i said get away. >> look what you did, you outed a cia officer. you tried to take us to war. you ruined the country. totally ruined the country. >> here is the deal. >> you are going to rot in hell. >> with all due respect, this goes to show the totalitarianism of the left. they don't believe in dialogue. they don't believe in courtesy. they don't believe in first amendment rights for anybody but themselves. >> bill: last night in beverly hills, a group of code pink nuts disrupted karl rove's book signing. police had to be called, the usual stuff. again, did you see that on many news programs? i did not. >> the white right is trying to set barack up to be assassinated. there are christians. >> yeah. yes, sir. >> praying for god to kill barack obama. now they got h

. >> week after author ann coulter has her speech canceled in canada thanks to her detractors sarah palin may now get booted off an american campus -- campus before she even shows up. booking palin to headline a fund raise ner june but already students professors even a law maker are challenging her appearance. one professor at the university calling her a "antiintellectual" with no record of accomplishment radio talk show host and fox news contributor monica crowley. we've got professor kelly at no relation up in arms started facebook and students have joins and others saying this is a an outrage she should go and try to raise money for the university just in case anyone was still under the illusion the left was open minded and tolerant here we have yet another example that they are the exact opposite. sarah palin was invited to kansas to try to raise money for a very good cause. i.e. paying professors and also to raise money to fund college scholarships that -- so that underprivileged youth could actually attend the university of california at stanislaus. she is a dynamite speaker and f

>> megyn: folks are fired up on the ann coulter segment. we're taking emails and follow me on twitter@megyn kelly. >> the news begins anew on "studio b." box 1. secretary clinton calling it the start of something new. how the u.s. may be changing its relationship with pakistan. a nuclear power and ally in the fight against al qaeda. in box 2, cops called it urban terrorism. someone is targeting our men and women in uniform with booby traps and it's happened again. four city trucks up in flames. we're live in southern california with more on the damage and hunt for suspects. >> plus, chili peppers. no, not the band but these chili peppers as weapons. how one country plans to use one hot pepper who fight terrorism. don't touch that thing. it's all ahead on "studio b." first on fox, breaking news in just the last few minutes. president obama following through on his -- on the deal that pushed healthcare reform over the top, signing and executive order reaffirming a ban on federal money for abortions. he agreed to sign the order to get a group

in canada, the university of ottawa cancelled a speech by conservative commentator ann coulter moments before she was to begin. organizers feared pro -- protesters might turn violent. as you see here michigan's bart stupak prohibits the use of federal money for abortions in most cases critics say there is still a lot of wiggle room in the law and an executive order does not trump that abortion isn't the only problem house democrats had with the senate bill that became law. jim angle reports they are looking for much more money from you. >> reporter: simply put the house bill would raise more intacts than the senate and cut more from medicare in order to spend more on health care, a move that generates different views. >> i don't think much is controversial i expect it to pass the senate quickly. >> i think the house is adding more bad things to an otherwise bad bill. >> reporter: first, it would cut medicare spending by 66 billion dollars more than the senate for 525 billion over 10 years. also raise taxes by 50 billion dollars more than the senate. bringing the total tax increases to

laura sillsby and charisa coulter face charges for kidnapping. eight other missionaries detained with them were released last month. >>> it appears increasingly likely that five young men from our area will face terrorism charges in pakistan. today prosecutors presented the case against them to a judge. the charges include waging war against pakistan. the defendants are muslim americans from northern virginia. they were arrested soon after they reached pakistan in december. a senior police official said they would be deported. defense lawyers say the men were on their way to afghanistan and had no plans to stage attacks inside pakistan. the next hearing is set for march 10th. >>> coming up tonight a bill that would allow people in virginia to carry concealed guns into bars. >>> and we've got our forecast coming up. stay tuned. >>> tomorrow morning, more winter weather is headed to the washington region. we'll have any delays and an updated forecast with weather and traffic on the 1's. hello, i'm eun yang. >> and i'm joe krebs, we're also giving a

palin, she's then headed to nevada where she's going to host a big tea party rally there with ann coulter thank you. >>> my big question today, how much can sarah palin really help john mccain? give me a shout on twitter or on facebook or e-mail me. >>> looking at the horrific scene on an interstate in southeastern kentucky, 11 people killed after a tractor trailer crossed the median and slammed head-on into a passenger van this morning. the truck's driver was also killed. transportation investigators say the interstate could be closed for the next eight hours. >>> a fire destroys an historic courthouse in north carolina. we'll tell you what it has to do with an affair and john edwards. >>> making strides when it comes to fighting poverty. nicholas kristof weighs in on why there is reason to hope. >>> plus, the salahis are soon going to crash a tv set near you. we'll tell you where you can get perhaps a weekly dose of the white house party crashers. hole, the way triscuit does, you always end up with something delicious. ♪ triscuit. weave some goodness. i'm just a skeptic so i don't neces

among the headliners, sarah palin, ann coulter, joe the plumber. remember him? how much of this is show and style and how much of this is going to be substance today? >> i think this is going to be a little bit of both. there's going to be a lot of rhetoric, no doubt about it. this is their kickoff event and they want a big rally and they want media coverage. but the tea party activists both with this tea party express organization and many of the other tea party groups across the country, on their agenda is limited government. they feel the government is too big. the federal government is too big. they feel federal taxes are too high. they are definitely dead set against the president and the democrats' health care bill which the president just signed into law. you're going to see them targeting other house democrats as they make their way across the country. they'll target other house democrats who voted in favor of the health care bill. they're also very much against the federal stimulus package and they even have some problems with some republicans especiall

leslie: bill many canadians agree with what ann coulter has to say but we are too reserved to speak upsounds like me. the students who protested ann are much like the tea party protesters. i'm not aware of any tea party people trying to shutdown a speech owen. marlon: just like the u.s. we have a liney left element. ann culture about receive a warm welcome in calgary. judy: thank you for the segment on the 15-year-old public school student who got an abortion without her mother knowing this has been going on for 20 years. barry: bill who paid for the girl's abortion? the state of washington. jason: the saddest thing about what is going on in washington is it discourages young people like me from running for office. you might be able to improve the country that's the calculation. ryan: bill, did it upset you that steve doocy left the set during the news quiz? did steve leave, i didn't notice. pedro: bill, i nominate doocy as a pinhead for walking out on you and martha. forget me walking out on martha, certainly a pinheaded move. you just announced glenn beck is next and my daughter says

bill: ann coulter shouted down at a university.r on joe by end and obama care. >> greta: o'reilly is at 11. we are on the record live until the top of the hour. next white house press secretary gibbs takes a jab at senator orrin hatch. guess what? senator hatch jabs back at gibbs. that's next. this is weird senator scott brown hanging out with vice president biden. we'll tell you what happened. [ nks ] i am a gardener at heart, and i want my hands dirty. ♪ the style of this garden is kind of soulful, i think. landsces end in a finisheplace. but gardens evolve. so, my idea is to use whatever john deere equipment is absolutely best for the job. ♪ [ male announcer ] go to johndeere.cocreate and get up to $350 off select serietractors. >>> from america's news headquarters i'm lauren green. developing news from washington. u.s. and israeli talks ended with no resolution to tell after yif's expansion plans. railly president extended his u.s. visit to work on a deal but the talks ended without an agreement. israel's latest settlement plan

they'll be together and then sarah palin is heading to nevada to headline a tea party event with ann coulter. >> such an interesting time to watch sarah palin both for good and bad reasons. thanks as always. >> you're welcome. >>> as the tea party continues to take shape, we are learning more about who they are and how they might impact the next election. >> they're not your extremists. they're not, you know, they're normal people. they're old people in wheelchairs. you got people with families and stuff like that just coming here out of desire, out of a belief in what our forefathers put forward. >> a new quinnipiac poll shows they are angry with the country's direction and most are republican leaning. 88% are white. joining us is the author of "the big black lie, how i learned the truth about the democratic party" and kevin jackson first of all what do you make of the latest information from congress that, i mean, there is increasing concern about this possibly getting out of hand, some of this violent imagery and rhetoric. >> well, i've been to many tea parties around the country and have

newspaper our parent company publishes and human events has been in business over 60 years and ann coulter is one of their best loved writers and she writes for human events and participates in the board meetings every week and that is her sort of editorial home so we continue to publish her in the paper and also we have a weekly letter we sent out to about 1 million subscribers for free so each week when she writes her column people can subscribe to that and get it in their mailbox. >> what is the relationship between regnery and eagle publishing? >> eagle is the parent company that owns himeno events, regnery, conservative book club, read a state and a group of financial newsletters as well and we all come together for the same mission of promoting conservative values and serving the conservative marketplace but it's a nice combination of publishing businesses that cover different media. >> are you here every year? >> timoney vince has been one of the co-sponsors of cpac for decades so we have had long presence here and it's a great show i like coming to meet all the folks writing books

tomorrow she's headed to nevada where she is the star attraction at a big tea party rally where ann coulterlso expected to speak. >> should be quite a day today and tomorrow. norah, thanks so much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >>> a kentucky nanny is giving new meaning to the word hero after risking her own life to save the little boy she was caring for from a fire. you don't want to miss this story. >>> forget all of those fancy satellites and rockets, after the break we will introduce you to a man who took some amazing photos from space with a homemade device that cost just a couple hundred dollars. so, doc... so, doctor... i've been thinking... no. you know how... no. so, doc, i've got this friend... [ male announcer ] talking to your doctor about erectile dysfunction isn't easy. actually, doc, there is something i want to talk to you about. [ male announcer ] but it's definitely a conversation worth having. twenty million men have had their viagra talk. when you're ready for yours, visit viagra.com for helpful conversation starters and to learn how viagra can help. ask your doctor if yo

a very big rally where ann coulter is also expected to be there. willie?ith the guy who was the top of the ticket. appreciate it. pat buchanan, your dear friend, beloved sarah palin, she went into virginia, new jersey, to help campaign in the governor races a little bit. that didn't get-g to well. >> virginia and new jersey went just fine. she's going out there to searchlight, arizona, harry reid and ann coulter, that's too much. too good. >> a perfect storm for pat buchanan. we appreciate it. >>> coming up next, how does rahm see his role in the white house? we'll hear his -- >> i'm sorry, let me ask pat. i'm sorry, willie. what about john mccain? what do you think about john mccain going back and getting sarah palin when these two -- my god, you read about how that campaign ended. it was terrible. >> disastrous. >> well, you know, look, john mccain -- >> i'm talking about the night they lost and they were trying to push their way on the stage to speed and mccain's people were elbowing them out of the way. it was ugly. >> i'll tell you this, john mccain i

that were beaten into my head, you know, as i got to know the arabic speaking middle east, i think coultereally matters and i'm very hesitant to make some sort of proclamation about afghans are pashtuns art. so one of the things i focused on is our operational culture, our culture. i mean as you study other cultures, you become more attuned to your own norms, your own social rules, your own biases. nco pharaoh, and irish scholar would've quite good essay on american strategic culture for it to view a few years ago. in two of the things that he noticed an american strategic culture were what he called technological fetishism and a version two casualties. and i'm still not sure that we are over either of those. if you look at -- i mean, steve biddle said in a draft of a novel he's writing on a recent experience. and in afghanistan for example, i think that you can still see that aversion to casualties applied -- it's still there, still present, which is a as poa counterinsurgency campaign when you have to a lot of risk to know the population. you've got to be watching your beak and some conv

will be here tomorrow, and want to make a statement in harry reid's home town of searchlight, ann coulterr will be there, they're trying to make a statement and get the bus tour going. it's going to start in searchlight and then go to 20 or so states and wind up on tax day, april 15th, in washington, d.c. so, you know, the president may have won the health care battle, but the tea party movement is still out there making some noise and hoping they'll have an impact on the election. >> are you in a newsroom? you don't seem as expansive as you usually do. >> reporter: i'm at an affili e affiliate, and they told me i was overmodulated and i can't give you that much energy as usual. >> they tell me i'm overmodulated all the time. you have interesting travel mates. >> reporter: senator john ensign, a republican in hot water recently, and who will sit next to him during the five-hour flight, congresswoman titus, who voted for health care, and you saw them up close talking amicably and talking politics and health care and you get the lawmakers out of washington and all of a sudden democrat, repu

then she'll head to nevada to host a tea party event where ann coulter is also expected to speak. >> norah o'donnell, thank you. i want to bring back david gregory and get your thoughts on the situation mccain finds himself in right now. is it unique to him, is it something broader going on that all incumbents are facing? >> it really is broader. i mentioned a moment ago this antiincumbent anger and a lot of republicans think that's good for them. sure, because most democrats are in power. there are a lot of democratic seats that are vulnerable. where senator mccain did well against senator obama during the 2008 campaign. but what senator mccain understands that anti-incumbent anger is really an issue for him as well. even though he leads in the polls against hayworth, we see mccain, senator bennett in utah facing these challenges. in a state like arizona, there is a lot of anti-government anger, the feeling that government's too big and out of control. there's a history of that in that state so he feels he's got to take a step to really rile up the base to excite his base and sarah

ann coulter got booted out of a speech she was supposed to give, our guest says she got what she deservedt the tea party, is rosie o'donnell the next oprah in and stossel, top of the hour. see you then. jane: "happening now" in your top box, a deadly cargo train crash in norway. six empty cars broke loose and crashed into an oslo port. at least three people have been killed. in the middle, new information on that crash of a police cruiser in st. louis, unfortunately, that police officer was killed. trying to figure out the details of exactly what happened here. and on the bottom, relatives of the seaworld trainer say they will suffer harm of the surveillance video of that attack is released to the public. a temporary injunction was issued last week, and the judge now has to decide whether to make that permanent. jon: u.s. new home sales falling to a new record low. the commerce department reports they dropped by 2.2% last month to a seasonally-adjusted annual pace of just 308,000 making it all too clear the trouble that our housing market still faces. james rosen is live from d.c. with mo

inside somewhere palin, i'm sure, is a product of a conjugal visit between charles manson and ann coulterptions. if you want to read more, you'll find it on my blog cnn.com/cafferty file. funny stuff. have a great weekend. >> see you monday. >> she was -- she came face to face with the president at his first state dinner though she wasn't on the guest list. it's what she's doing next that has our attention. raspberry cheesecake... >>> the washington area couple who caused a major stir for crashing a white house state dinner are cashing in on 15 minutes of fame. brianed to is working the story. >> they've got their roles on the bravo network, despite leaving a trail notice town that's damaged careers and reputations. >> mr. and mrs. salahi. >> reporter: their adventure gave the secret service a huge black eye, and within a few months the white house social secretary lost her job. they refused to testify to congress about their actions. and a source close to the couple tells cnn, mick kel salahi's own mother got drawn into grand jury hearings but it looks like the salahis are getting reward

france, which shares a long and sometimes tumultuous history with haiti, with a lame which ann coulter of haiti, france will meet this challenge. side-by-side with the european union, the international and the international community. france immediately mobilize her resources to assist the haitian people. now it will a company and assist haiti in the long-term. french aid for 2010 and 2011 on will be of an amount of 180 million euros, with the immediate cancellation of 56 million euros of bilateral haitian debt and the direct contributions made by france to european multilateral assistan assistance. where will be a go? convinced that the government, and i repeat this, must be at the forefront of its own development. france has decided to allocate 20 million euros annually, budgetary assistance, and 5 million will be dispersed before the end of this month. this aid will be aimed at buying seeds for the next agricultural harvest, but also to back the administrative financial and security infrastructure of the haitian state, and enable it to implement its plan of action for reconstruction

i have to remit to being a fan of british coulter and so forth. -- admit to being a fan of british cultureo forth. my question goes to iraq and the end of world war one. there is a thought in literary quotes, world war i has never ended. it is the equivalent of being in the middle of the hundred year'' war. if you are in the middle of the hundred years' war, how'd you know you are in the middle of it? the division in the middle east, which is primarily english and french colonialism, and once again, i love england. and adam, you are wonderful, but the problem is this legacy that america has had to pay for the end result now that we are in the 21st century. host: how would you respond to that? guest: obviously, if history is a continual rather than a fresh start and it is certainly true that after the second world war -- we can go back to the first world war, but that is really a story of colonialism. the story of the 21st century was to america taking over global influence from the former imperial powers, particularly britain and france, and something that presidents were quite over ibarra

qaeda organization intricately because they grew up in the social networking culture and are more coulterhe curious i believe the and older americans. because of the internet, the global community are more likely to know about the tenets of islam or the cultural differences of holidays and festivals. lastly they grew up with reality tv. how many people here what two reality tv? [laughter] what is it about their obsession with drama and emotion? i don't know what it is perfect training for interrogation because emotions rage like wildfire and the interrogator has to understand the ability to use the motions and the emotional approach to appeal especially to enemies in this war who were recruited based on an emotional approach is. the young generation gets that. have a can we sort techniques? training resources coming and research. we have to improve the training i can tell you there is now princeton's for islam on culture in the middle east, a history, the most courses are typically taught by contractors are soldiers. and if we want to expose people to the culture to have acumen to use cul

we will have a similar conversation with pakistan this week, on a wide range of issues from coulter, water, energy, economic development, finance, defense, social issues, diplomacy. we are broadening and deepening our relationships with both india and pakistan. we look for ways to encourage the two countries to increase their dialogue as well. >> here is a follow-up to the question. pakistan and iran signed a deal last week. are you supportive of that plan between the two countries? >> this is a decision for pakistan to make. our concerns about the role that iran plays in the region and beyond are well known. we continue to a wide range of discussions around the world, in terms of the nature of future economic transactions between pakistan and iran. we continue that conversation. >> could that affect this dialogue? some of the leaders have links with al-qaeda in the peace talks. how do you see that affecting this dialogue? >> these are issues between afghanistan and the insurgent groups, as part of the reintegration and reconciliation process. we support the afghan government but of