drone campaign in pakistan now emerson's comments were released in a statement at the end of his threeday visit to pakistan last week during his visit he inspected the impact of drone warfare on the local civilian population and it was back in january when emerson announced that he would be investigating twenty five drone strikes that have taken place in areas such as pakistan yemen somalia afghanistan and the palestinian territories mr everson is scheduled to present his final report to the united nations general assembly in october so this is just one of many statements that he. expected to be making as his investigation into drone strikes continues throughout the year and this is the strongest statement from an international group yet in opposition opposition to the u. the u.s. drone drone program what is the significance of this well i mean it's profoundly significant because first and foremost we've been hearing consistent criticism about america's drone campaign that's gone global and the statements coming from operator emerson's were quite profound in addition to whatever any me

official ban emerson said the drone campaign is being carried out without the consent of the people ofpakistan this after investigating the u.s. drone program by meeting with representatives of tribal areas in pakistan that have been hot beds for drone strikes it's the strongest statement made by an international official against the us is targeted killing program back in january emerson said he would investigate twenty five drone strikes in pakistan afghanistan and other overseas drone targets the white house has yet to respond to emerson's findings as we've reported in the south here on r t the drone strikes in places like pakistan have anger at local people and stirred anti-american sentiment in the regions where civilians have died as a result of the strikes. but one obvious benefit of drones for the military is that it keeps u.s. soldiers out of harm's way one tactic used by the iraqi insurgency are improvised explosive devices or. these fascinating images of these homemade weapons you're looking at these weapons are blowing up they're designed to detonate when a vehicle drives ov

and the very very ugly steve emerson what he didn't know the bugs the brotherhood runs america or your right wing conspiracy theorist extraordinary steve emerson a muslim brotherhood has penetrated virtually all institutions of the united states would layer on where they learned a lot of the department of justice hollywood the media the state department the publishing industry. actually steve it's the other way around the n.y.p.d. and other police departments across the country have spent the last decade infiltrating the muslim communities across the country tearing apart friendships destroying any hope of a normal life the fact the right wing nut jobs jobs like emerson continue to promote the worst sort of islamophobia lies at the same time as law enforcement agencies treat the entire american muslim community as a fifth column is just pure. crazy alert with the world cup a year away soccer fans all over are getting their tapes together in a last ditch effort to try and steal a spot on their national team check up the skills of this fifth. the cat lives in japan but we think you could

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about emerson makes them cringe and regurgitate you like a cat bugger. >> oh, that is interesting. ni was going to tell you that brook shields went to princeton and so did meg whitman. can we get quickly to jim carrey. gregg, he said that we viciously and meaning fox news. viciously slandered and what way do we speak falsely about jim carrey. that's what slander means? >> i don't know. because before we said anything, he had observingly said that charlton heston had a small penis because he had a gun. that's the point of his song and all gun owners have small genitalia and that strikes me as slander. >> seems that way . on his website for the song. you know, this is just a funny little song and so what is he getting so het up in reaction? >> he tweeted the song like here's to you and m-f(bleep) and hahahaand getting ready to insult a group of people and it came back and he didn't know how to handle it. >> terry, i want to talk to you. in his video. jim carrey's videohe put the letter u in fox. i got to tell you. i delighted and felt elevated and enlightened by this debate. i though

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. ♪ when emerson takes up thchallenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solved.ech at a price of is not much affected at all by the death of hugo chÁvez, but a regime that was friends with a random provided us with 13% of imported oil is now leaderless. how will that affect our markets and our safety? joining us now is spencer patton. he is in investments founder and ceo and mary, first to you. i have to think that a world without hugo chÁvez from our perspective is a better place. >> i think that it is a necessary but insufficient condition to change venezuela, but it is necessary. a lot of cubans would be happy if the casters have moved off the stage. >> there is nobody to take place on under phony promises. >> that is probably true. i think we should keep in mind that they are to have a military dictatorship in place. they already have control over the revenue. so nicolÁs maduro is the vice president. i don't expect a lot of change. david: were you surprised that there was virtually no effect on oil markets today? >> i was a little bit surprised. the dow jones

emerson. ♪ gerri: the lone star state once it's goldbach.eir $1 billion in gold bars returned to the state. the federal reserve is storing the gold in a bank vault in new york city. with more on this come the lawmaker who is leading the charge, texas state representative . so when you want to do this? why do you want to take the gold from a perfectly safe place all the way new york to texas? >> is like any physical property, it is safer, it reaches our goal and we should have it in the states. >> typically think of it as an insurance and investment. you are afraid that inflation will get out of control or maybe you are worried about the stability of the government. now, does any that fit your rationale? >> this actually has nothing to do with that. what it has to do with his there is financial instability all over the world. it is pulled and us to make sure that we do have stability here and that the economy is sound. when you look at it from an economic development perspective, it degrading a great thing to be able to go to businesses and o

emerson. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: north carolina approved the toughest abortion restrictions yesterday banning the fetal heartbeat is detected. the "heartbeat bill" is in conflict with the supreme court ruling roe v. wade. i can see an army of liberal hollywood activists mobilizing right now but the pro-lifers have a few soldiers on our side, too. did you know the big-name celebs are pro-life? jack nicholson. justin bieber. donald trump. martin sheen. to name a few. but the question is are they quiet -- you don't hear a lot of them. are they quiet because they are afraid of being blackballed in hollywood? >> kimberly: i don't know their views but this is something they're comfortable talking about. pro-life. it's more popular in that culture to say you're pro-choice. >> eric: we have lists. nicholson said i don't believe in it. bieber saying he thinks embryo is a human. >> greg: do you remember "juno" in 2007, a young girl gets pregnant. beginning of the movie, she is going to planned parenthood, a depressing situation. she has the baby and if she didn't it would end the movie. so abortion is

emerson. ♪ >> john: the fact that american police tell little kids they don't have the proper permitshis, made me wonder, what does it take to open a lemonade stand legally in america. >> they directed me to this website. >> this is supposed to make life simple. >> they make it easy, except, what? >> there was unintelligible questions. >> what is an assistant. >> an employee identification number. >> the government said i needed to take a 15 hour protection class to sell lemonade. >> i don't have a bicycle. >> and then an exam and wait weeks to find out if i passed. then i would buy a government approved fire extinguisher. it could take months, forget it. so i did it without a permit. max's lawy gave me the okay. i didn't sell anything. i had to give every refunds. firs the customers thought it was crazy. many once had their own lemonade stands. >> did you have to get a license? >> i'm in canada and i can't let you drink this. >> there are so many rules, i'm not allowed to sell this to you. >> i didn't have time to get all the permits. >> you didn't need anyermit. >> that is how was o

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emerson. ♪ lou: we are back with the "a-team." just in deep mourning for hugo chavez.rs saying it will be terrible for the energy market and they completely don't understand our own domestic energy market. hollywood and these creeps hailing hugo chavez. >> the irony is hugo chavez hails media censorship. they would not be able to speak out if they lived under hugo chavez. it is something widespread. >> the culture as well. we are not talking about worldwide, we're talking about leftists. sean penn, roseanne barr. when ronald reagan died, jimmy carter initially didn't want to put out a statement on his death. neil: the "wall street journal" " lou: the "wall street journal" put out the remarks. >> and puts out a gushing statement. >> he didn't want to censor newspapers..3 if he did all these things he did attack religious institutions for people he didn't agree with, he closed down boundaries, didn't allow discussion, and these guys living in this extraordinary country where freedom reigns. a great man, what are they nuts? lou: think of sean penn, michael moore, just suc

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emerson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right.idential election may seem like a long way off, but is it too early to speculate? jeb bush, former governor of florida is the latest presidential contender to be asked. watch. >> are you going to run in 2016? >> that is way off in the future. i have a voice. i want to share my beliefs about how the conservative movement and republican party can regain the footing. we lost our way. >> you clearly have not ruled out, you will not definitively rule out a run for president in 2016? >> i won't. but i am not going to declare today either, matt. >> dana: kimberly, your thoughts? >> i'm a big fan of his. it always have. i like his ideas. he's very passionate about a number of issues that are important. tough issues that are facing the country. not afraid to put forward solutions. i mean, you can tell he deeply cares about the american people and children and doing something as well about immigration. that being said, it would be great if he would jump in 2016. a lot of people were disappointed

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emerson. ♪ >> neil: right to jeb bush. after they put him at odd with his own protege over immigration reform, saying he now agrees with senator marco rubio's proposed pathway to citizenship. so here's allen west, a bit of other schism. that was a concern of yours, did mash coe rubio's plan allay those concerns? >> obviously jeb bush will probably be running for president. but weed in to have a unified front how we're going to tackle this issue. let's go book to 1986 and look at what happened when we promised the amnesty to two or three million and we were supposed to do all those second, third and fourth order things we ended up not doing so now we have a situation where it could be 12 million. when you look at the economic situation in the united states, are we going to be capable of having another six or seven million people more dependent on the federal government and social welfare type policies and programs and i don't think we can do that what i would suggest is a multiphased operation, you know, three or four phase

emerson. ♪ >> shepard: then there's in this.t restaurant servers are likely used to seeing folks trying to terrific using fake i.d.es. this case takes them all. somebody had stolen the waitress ' i.d. the waitress called the cops, and to top it off, the customer did not even need to use the fake i.d. in the first place because she was old enough to drink. wow. dumb criminals. >> look at the dow one more time. here's a reason. the jobs layoff rate fell to a five-year home best number since 2008. >> neil: sequestration and still no frustration. infact the news keeps getting better. >> welcome, glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. guess what. even for much of the country the snow is still falling, the sky is not. kids still eating. the doom and gloom politics, some doing a little toupe changing. -- tune changing. >> maybe an overstatement. >> neil: overstatement? well, he is not alone. quoted as saying they spent two weeks building up the sequester. so, it's something we're going to get into in a moment. first, how all of this is pla

emerson. ♪ >> shepard: it seems things are getting worse all over the world. north korea and south korea. the south korean military is on heightened alert after what appears to be a north korean attack. this is in south korea. it appears the hackers have old school style. the infected computers displayed nothing but skulls. it paralyzed bank after bank. no card transaction, no atm withdrawals. it's unclear what happened. of course north korea's leader, kim jung un has the perfect alibi. he was out with his buddies testing new drones and looking at things through binoculars. with us, jamey barnett, also a former chief of the fcc homeland security bureau. >> hi, shep. >> shepard: how serious is this? >> the north koreans continue to spend a lot of money on various military things and the fact of the matter is cyberwarfare is a major part of modern warfare. it's not unlikely they've developed this capability and are using it because they've been upset at the south koreans and americans. >> first they nullify the arm we korean war and it appears at least that the

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emerson. ♪ martha: all right.hat is intensifying now in colorado for the man or woman who may have shot and killed the head of the department of corrections in colorado. tom clements, 58 years old, opened the front door of his home around 8:30 at night and was shot and killed in cold blood. it happened in the town of monument, colorado, between denver and colorado springs. very big story this morning. good morning, everybody, once again. i'm martha maccallum. bill: good morning. i'm bill hemmer. right now authorities don't have much to go on except for a possible witness seen exercising outside at the time of the shooting. here is the county sheriff with us now. martha: let's bring in lieutenant jeff cramer. he is the public information officer on this case. he is joining us on the phone. lieutenant, good morning. >> good morning to you both. martha: what is the latest here? what can you tell us? >> well our investigators as you can imagine are in the process of really taking in and digesting a lot of information

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. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solved shipship you'll soon be able to bring small knives and golf clubs on the plane but explosives are still illegal and yet the tsa just revealed it let an undercover inspector sneak a bomb, or fake bomb, past the airport security. that's what a sourcees telling me from the new york post newspaper, our parent company. so it appears the passengers were not in danger, it was a fake. this was at newark liberty airport. the inspector stuffed the fake explosive into his pants where security screeners failed to detect it even after two screen examination a patdown. trace gallagher has more. what do we know about this operation? reporter: it happened in term b where the american and jetblue gates are. two of the agents had improvised explosive devices. one inside a child's doll, had wires out and was quickly detected. the other was in an agent's pants, apparently like the underwear bomber writ made it through the magnetometer, and the patdown. we don't know the makeup of the ied because the tsa

that seems like an exception to the dogma, but what did emerson say? a speech of consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> i was just thinking that. [laughter] going the other direction, as fast as possible, one of the things -- a pattern that has arisen over the years -- a lot of the leading engineers in the technology industry tend to meet with each other at an burning man, recognize kindred spirits, something like that. the most recent case would be eric schmidt meeting with the founders of google up there. that would reportedly one of the big factors. what is it that makes burning man such a haven for that kind of connection? >> several factors. you think about the culture of silicon valley. eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is proj

emerson. ♪ >> shepard: 18 minutes before the hour.rgia have made a new arrest in connection with the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy in his stroller, i should stay a 13-month-old boy. officials have arrested james h. brooks on charges of influence a witness and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers. his lawyer claims he didn't do anything wrong. investigators say two teenage suspects shot the 13-month-old boy in the face during an attempted robbery of his mother. john roberts with the newsroom in atlanta. what is this official said to have done, john? >> reporter: stuck his snow, shep where it wasn't wanted. james brooks, a town commissioner as well as the mayor pro-tem was at hearing, a court hearing for dominique elkins, the alleged shooter. he was walking with his family outside the court when a county investigator came up to the family and said he wanted to talk to them about a tip they got that they may have tried to dispose of this weapon. brooks apparently, according to his attorney, got in between the investigato

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. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply bemes consider it solvedeil: just trying to think before the big trip, the president's preflight to-do list before he flew off to israel. okay, budget deal? no. tax reform? no. ncaa bracket? yeah. the president put in this year's basketball bracket to the barak et to the tee just before taking off to israel leaving, well, a lot of other stuff behind, the tax chairman says the president should stop leading from behind while getting out in front of this march madness. you know, i don't begrudge, i guess, for filling out a bracket. i don't know what that's about. people shove these things my y, fill it out, neil, i think it's about basketball. i think there's a couple teams everyone's watching. i don't think i've been doing that, but that he is, like, a laser on time for all the time, none of his other stuff, and that leads me to believe that stuff's cool and important to you, all this other budget wonkery and silly stuff like constitutionally making sure you tell people how you plan to spend our money is not. w

emerson. ♪ >> neil: well, if you keep talking about building it, the money will come.dent in florida today doing just that, arguing for more spending on roads and bridges. haven'haven't we spent hundredsf balance on roads and bridges thus far? between highway tolls and fees and tackes, the issue isn't more money going to infrastructure. the issue is what the heck happened to all the money we've already spent and committed to infrastructure. the daily caller and former democratic congressman dennis kucinich here to sort this out. congressman to you first. if i had a dime for every time i heard politicians talk about the infrastructure, i would have a lost dimes. we could have built a bridge to oz, right? what happened to all the money we already committed? >> well, keep in mind that america has two trillion dollars and more of infrastructure needs that haven't been met. we have to keep rebuilding infrastructure. it's essential to commerce. >> neil: i understand that. we've always had tolls and gas tax. >> listen. i agree with you when you went down the whole list, okay,

emerson. ♪ gerri: red tape allows ineffective federal workers to keep seeing green and not the door.ire government workers and 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ >> from our fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. gerri: well, if you want more proof of the government's inability the cut spending, take a look at the red tape surrounding federal workers making it nearly impossible to fire anybody at all. with more on this, president of citizens against government waste. welcome back to the show. great to have you here. i read these numbers that simply blew me away. apparently the federal government in fiscal year 2011 fired only one-half of 1% of its workers which is truly surprising when you consider that the private sector fired five times that number. what's going on here? >> very unfortunately federal employees are more likely to die of natural causes than to get fired or laid off. that is so absurd that number is . the federal trade commission and communication commission to mind three dozen employees between the agencies. did not fire a single person. small businesses administ

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