if you're looking for christmas gifts bill and dennis bill miler's two new bolder, fresher shows make great gifts. and saturday, march 29th, knoxville tennessee at civic auditorium. thanks for watching don't for get, catch me on saturday, 11:30 a.m and on the five. bill will be back on monday the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >> by start tonight with

bill o'reilly. in the factor flashback segment tonight, miller time. let's take a look at some of dennisler's best moments right here on the factor. we will start tonight with bill and the d-man talking about the crack-smoking mayor of toronto, canada. >> the mayor of toronto just said this, go. >> you have purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> i didn't, i have. >> the reason he took so long to answer is he smoked so much pot he forgot. >> listen, if this guy does need to be treated for crack addiction, trust me, is he coming down to participate in what's left of our healthcare system because is he not getting it up there. he goes in there, they think he is chris farley doing a character. >> that guy in little -- >> cog night toe and i are doing a remake of three amig goes together. he will be the ones saying his lines too fast because is he is on track. >> you are in a lot of trouble, mister. >> i was going to book a bolder fresher show in toronto but i don't think that's a good idea now. do you know what i'm talking about. >> i'm off the reservation. this whole thing is goi

here is dennis miller with bill oh eyely with his take. >> look how happy plugs mackenzie is there.le nog, scratch his chin, put a pretty chick with him. you could run the garland from the christmas tree into one ear and out the other and freezing rain brain floss for three minutes and come out with with nary a fleck on the floss. the woman is practicing self-defense techniques she learned at a women's empowerment seminar at the learning annex. look at her. telling her to break the the grasp, bring your heel down on his metatarsal, crush it and run like hell. he's uncle rico from napoleon dynamite. he can't imagine how they got the big ship in the little body. his secret service code name is zero into dark thirty. i wish him a happy new year. >> in any event he's not the only one talking about the photo where he's claiming she is in a self-defense pose. poor vice president biden. people like to make fun. but the pose is familiar, is it not? >> i look at the photo and say, it is a short trip from that to joe biden accidentally tweeting his junk. >> we saw the pasta monster. joe biden

spurred by debbie cable of waffles because of the law that federal prosecutors said the bill but to enforce dennisnow for the rewind. [laughter] even in the colorado it is legal to walk down the street smoking dope or something but even in colorado i could still be arrested for violating federal law? >> i hate to believe the ad prosecutor friday with the law is. i don't agree but i just say that if you ask the question if he has the case but he doesn't. changed the lot. dennis: what 877-249-9626 called the federal government says we will find foresaid in washington or colorado? rick they need to repeal that law because it is ridiculous and does not light up the way they go in the new states. but the practical effect you have somebody lawfully losing a job that is theoretically of lawful. >> that is legislative. you talk about process curatorial assistant fawn dash discretion but then if you really want to change even though what is self policies tabled not fire you but they can't. >> it is my employer allowed to fire me when they realize i have penderecki vodka at home over the weekend? can they f

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller.t 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. keeping the sochi preliminary pick games safe. two seaside bombs have killed 38 people in russia. city 45 miles away from sochi where the winter olympic games will kick off next month. question tonight should would he be worried about the security of the american athletes set to compete february 7th. joining us is a senior writer at the american media institute who focuses extensivel

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller. just 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston. cheers. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm laura ingraham in for bill o're

if you are still looking for christmas gifts, bill and dennis miller's two new bolder fresher shows make great gifts. tickets are going fast for the show on friday, march 28, charleston, south carolina at the north charleston performing arts center and saturday, march 29, knoxville, tennessee, at the civic auditorium. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. catch me on saturday at 11:30 a.m. t. bill welcome back monday. remember, the spin stops here because we are looking out for you. >>> back of the book segment tonight. >>> welcome to the a big night tonight on "the kelly file." charles krauthammer live with an interesting new explanation of what really went wrong with obamacare. plus, a new warning from surgeons tonight. >> we just don't know. >> they don't know what plans will be available, what services will be available. no one knows what will happen january 1st. >> dr. novak is here in a "the kelly file" exclusive. and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper

. >> would like to remind you two upcoming bold and fresher shows bill and dennis miller.t 20 v.i.p. seats remain in north charlesston and south carolina is and north charlesston performing arts center. tickets to the show the next day march 29th at knoxville tennessee snoxville civic auditorium will sell out very quickly. check out bill o'reilly.com big discounts in the christmas store. premium members get additional discounts as well. terror bombings killed dozens in russia just weeks ahead the preliminary pick game. should would he be worried about the safety of the american athletes competing there a special report upnext. [ sneezes ] [ coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil ld and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. hmm? [ male annouer ] new alka seltzer plus-d reliev more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. thanks for the tip. [ male announcer ] no problem. oh...a hair products. aisle 9. [ inhales deeply ] oh what a relief it is. ♪ oh what a relief it is. she loves to sho

dennis kucinich. where am i going wrong here, mr. kucinich? >> billit's not that you're wrong, it's just that you're let me give you an example. there are 50 million americans living in poverty right now. income inequality is not simply an economic or political matter, it's a moral matter, as pope francis spoke about a couple weeks ago. we need to recognize that income inequality has been built into our system, that, for example, the top 13,400 households have more yearly income than 96 million americans. we have a problem here where a system -- >> all right, so, what is your solution to that, to seize assets from the upper, to take their money away from them? >> no, no, but we have to recognize there are moral issues here that go back -- >> okay, i'm recognizing. i'm recognizing. what's your solution to it? >> just know where it's coming from, you know. >> i know. we all understand -- >> leo xiii, the rights of workers and capital, jobs for all. >> jobs for all. what does that mean? [ everyone talking at once ] >> every able-bodied person should be a

bill. >> all right, dennis. you have taken the 17.5 million. you don't get it all. you and your co-brothel people get it. do you understand why some taxpayers may feel this a frivolous waste of taxpayer money? >> i think this is tom coburn being a grandstander and media host to the tea party. what he's trying to do is attack the tax code by eliminating exemptions no different than if the avon lady couldn't write off makeup or gasoline to get to your house. >> coburn, by the way, is the senator from oklahoma who put out a lot of the stuff i just cited. i'm glad you cited him. if you were just a regular american lady and you had breast implants, you can't deduct them, okay? can't. it's your expense. your choice. you do it. in your establishment, even if they work for maybe three weeks, they can deduct it. you can see, dennis, because you're a smart guy, this could be a giant con on the american taxpayer. but let's put that aside for a moment. tell me what the benefit is of your business and others like it in nevada. what is the benefit there? >> job creator. bill, i h

they claim it would create some kind of dig brother registry even though the bill did the opposite. it outlawed denny registry, plain and simple. but that did not matter. unfortunately, this pattern of spreading untruths served a purpose. that intimidated a lot of senators. i spoke to them over the past few weeks. they are all good people. i know all of them were shocked by tragedies like newtown. they come from states where there is a regional difference when it comes to guns. both sides have to listen to each other. there was no way we could make this happen. it came down to politics. they worried that it would avert the second amendment. democrats have that fear also. they caved to the pressure. they had any excuse to vote no. no piece of legislation can stop every act of violence and evil. but if action can save one person, one child, a few hundred, a few thousand, if it could for vent those people from losing their lives to gun violence in the future, we have an obligation to try. this legislation meant that test. i've heard some say that blocking this step --they don't have a right to weigh in

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dennis: i don't see warren buffett or bill gates, i don't think they're in danger of taking over the country.y they f money. i believe it used to be if you died, five million dollars was exempt, first five million. didn't they just lower that to one million dollars, that right? >> no. actually the current ex-state tax exclusion is $5.25 million. so if, an individual passes away this year, they can give out of their estate 5.25 million. goes up to 5.34 in 2014. so, a, a husband and wife, a husband and a husband, a wife and a wife, two married folks can give so $.5 million out of the estate. a guy like warren buffett has considerable money than that -- $10.5 million. warren buffett says rich should pay taxes when he dice he will not leave money to the government to get 35 mers stake. instead he gives it to the bell gates foundation so he could avoid taxes right? >> warren buffett has a awful lot of money. one of the problems is specifically small business owners. if you're worth, for a moment, 7 or $8 million you may not have the liquid capital to pay that estate tax bill. what happens

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dennis: you're a good sport. the congressional billhear from the guy who could be the next governor in illinois. talk was tracy byrnes and ashley webster at 2:00 p.m. cheryl: "wall street journal" reporting americans with chronic illnesses might also be big losers with higher out-of-pocket drug cost. joining us to talk about how it will affect the pocketbook, it is great to have you on the program. the journal found the biggest issue here is the still had to sign up for the plan before they will tell you what your benefits are going to be. how are we supposed to know what it will be? >> they are very tough, especially where lots of sick people are opting into the exchanges premiums may be lower. they will have a tough time figuring out how much will cost them. typically can be brand or specialty drug people paying for their own individual responsibility. what is almost impossible or very difficult for consumers to figure out when they go to healthcare.gov and the exchanges is what plans are available and what drugs are in the form of v

bill. and some of these senators, as you can see, are not exactly dennis kucinich, right? these include some real iran hawks. but these ten committee chairman, democratic senators, who chair committees in the senate, wrote to reid today saying, do not do it. the sanctions bill is a mistake, and we, ten of your 16 chairman, want to be asked about this thing, if you are even thinking about doing anything on this, it's a really bad move. from the letter, quote, at this time, as negotiations are ongoing, we believe that the new sanctions would be would play into the hands of those in iran who are most eager to see the negotiations fail. and those here, too. the white house says, they don't believe that these sanctions should be enacted or will be enacted. and if they are right about the will be enacted part of it, if they are right that this is not going to happen, that bob menendez is going to fail here, then today, we may have just avoided the start of our next war with the country that forms the oil-rich landmass between one country on its left called iraq and another countr

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bill clinton's former chief of staff, john, is joining the administration. he is expected to serve as a counselor for one year. the president's current chief of staff, dennis, remains in his job with the administration. >> a texas woman pled guilty today to sending ricin laced letters to president obama and michael bloomberg. prosecutors say before her arrest in june. shannon ryu richardson. a powdery substance that can cause respiratory failure. >> following a developing story out of montgomery county tonight where a private tutor is accused of sexually abusing a student. police worry there could be more young victims. >> i'm kristin fisher and i'm outside the germantown home of a private tutor and coach who was arrested this morning and charged with sexually abusing one of his students, a teenage girl. his name is daniel, he is 30 years old and he first got on their radar last month of a montgomery county school official notified police. he was never a school employee. he was a private tutor and coach, hired by parents. he live ed at this home. for now, detectives say they only know of one victim, but worried there may with more. >> certainly given the n

bill. not only too expensive, but i think -- dennis hit on some good points there. revenue growth strategies are -- are a little bit murky in my book. but let's start with valuation. selling at 53 times forward earnings. that's a huge multiple. dennis talked about the fact that the mobile strategy has momentum. it's not really necessarily a growth strategy, though. it's more a client retention strategy. from a -- and he also mentioned that from a targeting standpoint, they are getting better. but it's a really tough spot for them. they're closer in revenues per user to yahoo! than they are to google. they're just not leveraging. for those that might say that people are just going to continue to pile on facebook, well, they're are probably clos to 1 in 7 people on the planet already use facebook. they're reaching saturation level. >> dennis, what about the fact this is more than just selling. this is mark zuckerberg working down his stake in the company. mark an dreeson reducing its by better than a third as david menlo points out. is there something to be said here

bill. welfare for farmers, we will go live to a farm coming up. dennis warming theaters disappearing from newspapers and websites. our naysayers being silenced? it is what is bugging me today. first, a look at energy. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the coes. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event s back, with t perfe vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male annocer ] get the all-new 2014 cla250 starting at just $29,900. cheryl: dow down five points, want to show you a sector i am watching, that is technology oracle, net income, falling 1.1% for the fiscal second quarter. a big mover. operating expenses up for the company and getting pressure from online competitors. watch somebody like ibm, one of the biggest competit

dennis, yesterday on the program we talked to bill mueller of leg mason and he was saying he likes theyear. if you get in a situation in 2014 where rates are rising and prices are rising people will feel like, i have to and i want to acted now in this space. >> kelly, i think that's exactly right. i'm always amused by the number of people who say that a 50 baste base point increase from these low levels in mortgage rates will shut the mortgage market off. that's not true. a 50-basis increase in mortgage rates will bring people off the sidelines who have been awaiting the chance or reason to come up and buy. they will do so next year. housing starts are finally above a million. you have to remember only seven, eight years ago we had housing starts at 2 million. much more normal for united states to have housing starts at 1.4, 1.5 million. we'll get there over the next several years. people will start buying houses. we'll create new families. i told somebody said we need to see the divorce rate go back up so we can create more houses. >> you don't -- >> divorces among wealthy go up durin

it but i do see if it is illegal federally in the bill in the state federal law tropes state law and the company can say we go with federal law. dennisare the lawyer but i see q are wrong. we have floated to stay. >> in those two decisions is important to build a single individual taking that medical marijuana with the structure but to know the area where you see it whole situation i the following figures whole wall is ridiculous that they have indicated there will not prosecute. these two for lost jobs because people over frigid. >> bayou to agree. >> yes but ottman appeal of these laws say local octave -- an activity civic given unlawful activity will that be allowed under the sell-off will activity act spurred by debbie cable of waffles because of the law that federal prosecutors said the bill but to enforce nnis: now for the rewind. [laughter] even in the colorado it is legal to walk down the street smoking dope or something but even in colorado i could still be arrested for violating federal law? >> i hate to believe the ad prosecutor friday with the law is. i don't agree but i just say that if you ask the question if he has the

dennis and cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much. take a look at this. amc has revolutionized how we experience billsres recliners, now something to catch the eye of future investors with its initial public offering. restocked taking off, and joline kent joins us with more. >> take a look how is doing, is up 8.67% right now, 18.4 shares, $18 yesterday. at the low end of this range freezing $331 million. last year, the chinese property giant bought amc for $2.6 billion. their chairman recently became china's richest man according to forbes with a worth of $14 billion. liz claman spoke with the ceo and ask how chinese ownership has helped amc. >> they bought into an idea we had developed, we adjusted and begun implementing. their ownership being so long term, gave us a chance to go forward been able to move. >> you can see the interview at 4:00 eastern on "after the bell". looking at how the other theater stocks are doing today, regal, imax, mixed, about 2.1%. overall strong day, three hours into day one of trading. cheryl: thank you. dennis: shares of ford sinking after a billion dollar plunge in prof

dennis rodman loves the spotlight and is getting paid by patty powers, an online belting company. >> this just in, the senate approved a sweeping defense bill. it passed a bill addressing sexuality all the in the military. it would block commanders from overturning court-martial decisions. the bill goes to president obama for his sit. >> next up going green with mushrooms. they could become the steyro foam of the future. say cheese, a look at some of the world's best photographs. clsz >> the united states makes nearly 2 billion pounds of poly-steyr een package, new york city council planned to ban plastic foam food containers. the real solution could be growing under our feet. >> every cubic inch of the soil is teaming with millions of inches of my psyllium. >> a walk through the foods of green island is a pleasure. when you are with gavin mcintyre and evan bare, you are sure to stumble on something scientifically complex and it will involve a mushroom. >> we use waste like korn husks and mushrooms: >> do you grow your own mushrooms? >> we keep the miss illium in a growth statement where it makes more of the route structure. the concept was

dennis miller on possible uprising by the american people against cowardly politicians. >> could be in the middle. >> caution, you're about to enterert no spin zone the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. some upset barack obama shook the hand of raul castro yesterday. well, if attending memorial service for nelson mandela. castro the brother of fidel. both are killers and tirants the castro brothers terrorized cuba. and believe me, many of them are not happy about president obama's engagement. also unhappy, senator mccain. >> i just against raul propaganda that continue to prop up his brutal regime. that is all. why should you shake hands with someone keeping americans in prison? i mean, what is the point? neville chamberlain shook hands with hitler >> a goal of any american president should be aeleven yat the suffering of people. those in cuba, included the president has not lessened sanctions against cuba. by treating castro with respect he leaves the >> door open for future negotiations. in 1972 president nixon developed a relationship. in southeast asia, china is responsible for millions pechl being slaughtered. nixon reduced tensions with china. 1985 president reagan be

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bill gates." >> he kind of looks like dennis the menace's father. >> show me the picture again. >> fantastic.cret santa a couple of years now. >> that's pretty cool. >> great of the gates foundation to do that as well. and obviously we're giving them pu publicity so it worked. >> that's pretty good. a cow, you know -- >> a maserati to go along with the cow. i also want the cow. let's be clear. >> something for daddy. >> the $20 ceiling, not even close. >>> are you guys in the market for a new home? >> sure, yeah. >> there is a hot, hot market. there's a four bedroom in pennsylvania being advertised as, quote, slightly haunted. >> what does that mean? >> nothing serious, though, end quote. the owner asking 144,000 bucks. here's what he says you get. the sounds of phantom footsteps, a strange knocking sound followed by a very quiet, hardly noticeable scream at 3:13 a.m. -- >> not 3:14. >> that, woulds because that's when we get up in the morning. >> there you go. >> if it screams, it's fine. >> he says it happens once a week, twice a week tops. >> and then there's the image in your bathroom mir

dennis miller, johnson, golf owner. >> letterman. well the brunt o them though are from t smaller donations. i think that that is great news for a lot of your viewers, billve decided to donate. >> i think we where $12 million into this. and the va does not soldiers and marines anything, zero. we had to do it. you are right, the folks are providing the bulk of the money. i wish the llywood pinheads would kick in. >> no doubt. jeanne. i'm mad about santa claus. every year inundated magical character. we teach other people about jesus. i think genie needs to calm down. part of the fun of the holiday. it's a religious holiday for many and it's goodut also fun for the kids. where does santa claus come. >> from that's the thing the history is is he a patron niced saint for the children. >> saint nicholas. >> saint nicholas and the reputation was what that he would help impoverished girls and put out tweets and coins to kids this their shoes. >> dutch? holland guy. >> yes. originally a dutch tradition. you know your history. you can believe in jesus and santa at theame time. don't be a scrooge. >> jesusikes santa because santa is generous. all tie-ins so let's

dennis miller, johnson, golf owner. >> letterman. well the brunt of them though are from the smaller donations. i think that that is great news for a lot of your viewers, bill>> i think we where $12 million into this. and the va does not soldiers and marines anything, zero. we had to do it. you are right, the folks are providing the bulk of the money. i wish the hollywood pinheads would kick in. >> no doubt. jeanne. i'm mad about santa claus. every year inundated magical character. we teach other people about jesus. i think genie needs to calm down. part of the fun of the holiday. it's a religious holiday for many and it's good but also fun for the kids. where does santa claus come. >> from that's the thing the history is is he a patron niced saint for the children. >> saint nicholas. >> saint nicholas and the reputation was what that he would help impoverished girls and put out tweets and coins to kids this their shoes. >> dutch? holland guy. >> yes. originally a dutch tradition. you know your history. you can believe in jesus and santa at the same time. don't be a scrooge. >> jesus likes santa because santa is generous. all tie-ins so let's not begrudge h

dennis kucinich will be here. that should be interesting. >> thank you very much for joining us today. see you back here tomorrow, same time, same channel. bill: thank you, guys, good morning. more on what's happening in afghanistan in a moment. but first, a big blow to the nsa. a federal judge saying the collection of phone records is most certainly unconstitutional. martha: the nsa collecting massive amount of data called metadata on millions of americans and they cull through it and look for any connections. a u.s. district court, a bush appointee says that likely violates the constitution, called it orwellian and says our founding fathers would be horrified. >> reporter: the plaintiff brought the case because he was upset about the data being collected on his account and his client's account. >> with we have here is the biggest violation of rights in american history. it was richard nixon who broke into one office building and had to resign from office. we have leaders on capitol hill who have broken into millions of homes. >> reporter: the judge richard lee orichardleon is a bush appo. he drew this analogy, if it operates the way it does

bill is stalled in congress. >>> coming up at 5:19, how low will they go? a look at whether gas prices are still dropping now that thanksgiving is over. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the 49ers look to gain some ground in the nfc west and the a's add some pitching to the roster in a big, bi shake-up. we'll tell you who is coming and going. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> cold front sliding into the bay area. a major change in the weather coming our way. get ready for freezing temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and it's a winter wonderland wonderland. it's very snowy. so chain requirements on highway 50 between twin bridges and meyers. a full "kcbs traffic report" coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. shake-up day in the a's organization. second basema weeks is gone followed by colon and balfour. last night, the a's acquired closer jim johnson from the baltimore orioles for weeks. johnson had 101 saves in the last two seasons with baltimore. the move means that grant balfour won't return. the a's also have signed start

dennis rodman is kind of the person who can make that clear message to the regime there. so on balance, i'm not of the view that this is a particularly positive development. >> former ambassador bille some value if rodman comes back and shares information that he has gleaned while there with the u.s. government. does rodman get briefed by the state department after these visits? >> my understanding is he does not, or if he does, it's very cursory. no, i'm kind of skeptical of that. governor richardson has gone on many occasions and often unusual circumstances and has been briefed and has been debriefed but i'm not sure that extends to dennis rodman. you know, there are people who have spent a lifetime trying to figure out what's going on in north korea and i'm not sure dennis rodman is really quite up to that challenge at this time. >> is the fact that kim jong-un is letting these rodman visits continue even after what happened with his uncle, his execution of his uncle, is that any sort of diplomatic sign to the u.s.? >> i don't see it as any kind of diplomatic sign. i think it's maybe a sign to his own people that the show goes on, that the regime is fine, they've got these info

c, private medicare and -- dennis: i saw the new york times article saying this is the biggest redistribution of wealth our country has ever tackled. tell us -- it is the billated to senator harry reid. he decided some members of his staff are exempt from having to take part in obamacare coverage. you filed a bill that wants to lump that but will you be covered by obamacare and your staff? >> i hope we will be. my staff is my officials staff, designated them an official is so disingenuous, you have to call that a lie. i don't know what harry reid did to keep his staff and the federal employee health benefit plan. me and my staff, we are all going to be on the helsinki exchange and we tried to sign up. if we don't sign up by monday then some like me or anybody on my staff will be uncovered on january 1st. goodness gracious, what an absolute train wreck as senator max baucus said six months ago in the hearing with secretary kathleen sebelius. dennis: thank you for your time, we appreciate it, good day. dagen: cheryl: let's stick with washington where d.c. city council voted unanimously to raise the minimum wage by $3 by 3,016. walmart is opening shop, somethi

not to come back to speak on the issue of an inventor such as dennis capitalists, and an example of the person, type of person that this bill should protect. danny co-founded a company, a tech company, down in atlanta that employed more than 100 people and reached more than half the internet audience at its peak. he owned several patents, based on great inventions, and he's got a startup, had the good patents, patent office reviewed and affirmed these patents. but not only were these strong patents, they were also sought-after by several companies. but rather than pay danny for his innovation and hard work, these companies refused to license his patent. this practice is common for large companies that would rather bully someone in court than license their patent. we are an innovation economy. the drive to create and tinker is what motivates americans to innovate. those innovations should be rewarded and those innovators should be rewarded for their labor and contribution to society. that's the whole point of the patent system. but if this bill becomes law, patent owners and inventors will be unable to enforce their patents