the jerkness admitted it was part of a deeply rooted sexual fetish.itbart tell me this is way beyond your idea of fetish. oh my goodness. thank you very much. >>> welcome back to this special "red eye" tribute to andrew breitbart. joining us is the editor in chief, larry o'connor and editor at large ben shapiro. by law they have to share the same screen. one has to wear black and the other one has to wear a shirt without a tie. i don't know which one to go to first, but basically i am going to ask both of you what it was like to work with andrew who literally -- you know that stupid joke about something on meth? he is like crystal meth on crystal meth. he is a hard guy to pin down. >> he was a force of naff. you have really nailed it. by the way, he absolutely would have loved this show and he would have kicked your butts for the things you are saying. there was nothing like watching andrew when he woulds surf the giant wave of the news cycle like a champion surfer. he knew the media better than anyone else. his experience and the understanding of it,

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>> there is a lot of fetishes in new york city -- some bizarre.the left, particularly with the mayor, who has a food fetish. think how ridiculous -- he would rather see a homeless man starve than have salt in his matsa ball soup. this is thhas been a long time. there is a lot of homeless people and a lot of people pitch in and the mayor is too busy policing salt in your soup than to police rates have gone up, sex crimes are up 21%, and grand larsry is up 21% and robbery, 8%. >> bob, you have helped with the homeless, if you have a hungry person, i don't think they are worried about the nutritional label i. of course -- >> they need the government -- >> no. they really, they would say, no i don't want that, i want truffles and eschargo brought to me. well, we don't all eat that. mayor, look, you took the right to smoke out of the hotel, you want to get it out of the streets. let the people have something to eat, right?! take your eschargo and -- >> and go. >> the mayor has also required nutritional information -- calorie counts on eye think if you

. >> investigators troll the online ads which read like a takeout menu for those with specific fetishes and fantasies. >> big, beautiful women, slutty, sexy and petite. want to have a freaky friday? pregnant females. that's a fetish for some guys. >> bruce carr runs a federally funded sex trafficking task force for harris county. he says it's an uphill battle where men exploit any young girl they can control. >> and it's very sad because those particular girls, a lot of times, are picked up on low self-esteem and what have you and tricked into it by these pimps, and they fall for it. next thing they know, they're wrapped into a situation they can't get out of. >> the task force regularly runs sting operations like this one to gather information from cooperating witnesses so they can painstakingly build cases one pimp at a time. >> it's tommy. i was looking to spend more time for you. >> today officers posing as johns call girls to make dates at the hotel. >> hey, girl! you free today? >> hoping to take down the men who traffic them. >> well, come on. i'm in room 106. >> investigators in

>> this man has a fetish for violence. >> no, i don't. i -- >> he has a fetish for violence! a fly, you kill a bird, you kill a bird, you kill a dog, you kill a dog, you kill a soldier. >> i'm sorry. i didn't know i was killing soldiers. i support the troops. >> oh! >> oh, can not even look at you right now. >> i -- look, i'm sorry, i'm trying to learn all the rules. >> there are no rules here, george. >> except no swatting flies. >> that's not a rule. it's just a way of thinking about stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wanderlust" is in theaters everywhere right now! more with paul when we come back, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh dear... oh dear! ohh dear... i'm not sure exactly what happened here last night. i was out helping people save money on their car insurance. 2 more! you're doing it! aren't they doing great?! hiiiiiii!! come sweat with me! keep going richard. keep sweating!! geico. fifteen minutes could save you sweat! sweat! fifteen percent or more on car insurance. might seem...impossible. unless you have eggo® waffles. they're quick and easy to ma

. >> judging from the reports of this summit, that in the end seems to be the thing fetishes you're talking about security threat, indeed iran is part of the process. it seems a built strange. >> neither country present here at this summit. this summit is a meeting of countries of those who are nuclear capable but resigned to the idea that they need to reduce them and north korea was invited to this summit and wasn't invited to the one two years ago in america. 3wur as long as they could sign up to denuclearization was a worthwhile goal, and north korea declined to come. >> countries have been given a year. now, is that binding in any way? do they have to produce so plans? >> not binding in any way. the one thing about this conference is it's voluntary. they sign up to things voluntarily and it's full of that kind of language. countries can do what they can and it's not going against their own interest and it counts in a way to make it reassuring it's a piece meal process, but at least a process, and one of the things it ties to do is raise awareness. aside from the individual country, the

. >> but it becomes more than just a fetish. for him it's all rooted in his past, ultimately she's the one who will pull him out of that and help to heal him. >>> hi, i'm ed, this is my dog della. >> i want you to meet della, she lives in hornsby england, she is a staffordshire terrier who was adopt. they found out from people passing through the town that she makes noise when they're not around. listen to how she sounds. >> what? she sounds like a little kid trying to talk? a toddler. >> that's what she said. they said she sounds like a mix between a toddler and a baby. [ baby crying ] >> i think maybe she swallowed a squeaky toy and it's stuck in her throat. >> she's very well known about town. and they call her the talking dog. >> does she say any actual words? why do they call her the talking dog? >> listen to her. i think she's saying mama. i love you. >> i love you. >> that soundings like i love you to me. >> we're doggies with dale, your dog will thank you. >> the owner says she doesn't do it when they're around. usually

>> this man has a fetish for violence. >> no, i don't. i -- >> he has a fetish for violence!ly, you kill a bird, you kill a bird, you kill a dog, you kill a dog, you kill a soldier. >> i'm sorry. i didn't know i was killing soldiers. i support the troops. >> oh! >> oh, can not even look at you right now. >> i -- look, i'm sorry, i'm trying to learn all the rules. >> there are no rules here, george. >> except no swatting flies. >> that's not a rule. it's just a way of thinking about stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wanderlust" is in theaters everywhere right now! more with paul when we come back, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] want to trade your little o for a big o? try k-y brand intense. just a few drops of this unique, scientifically proven formula increase a woman's sensitivity making her big moment feel even bigger. learn more at intenseeffect.com. [ man ] hi, there! whoa! chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. that's great. i know, right? just learned how to drive this yesterday. one second. i'll be right b

>> this man has a fetish for violence. >> no, i don't. i -- >> he has a fetish for violence!ll a fly, you kill a bird, you kill a bird, you kill a dog, you kill a dog, you kill a soldier. >> i'm sorry. i didn't know i was killing soldiers. i support the troops. >> oh! >> oh, can not even look at you right now. >> i -- look, i'm sorry, i'm trying to learn all the rules. >> there are no rules here, george. >> except no swatting flies. >> that's not a rule. it's just a way of thinking about stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "wanderlust" is in theaters everywhere right now! more with paul when we come back, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ some mornings, getting the family together for breakfast might seem... ♪ ...impossible. no, no... well how about the purp? ew! ♪ yeah. wow. unless you have eggo® waffles. they're quick and easy to make, and there's something about them... that just makes people move. [ male announcer ] golden crispy outside, warm and fluffy inside. who says breakfast together can't be done? [ male announcer ] eggo® waffles. simply delicious. i'm here

awakening as he put it where americans might be emancipation the obsession with he also called it a fetish for rights. emancipated from an obsession with and slavish pursuit of selfish materialism and become more committed to a sense of responsibility. he championed things like conservation and the righteous use of in the bord especialworl because he thought it would strengthen the fabric of american society. it would help americans transcend themselves in a way that would make for a great nation. righteousness roosevelt complained -- e.j. told me to pound on thepodium, i have sore hands, so i won't do it. righteousness, roosevelt proclaimed, in the final sentence of the longer version of the new nationalism speech which was published a few days later, not made required reading for this thing, in that longer speech he said righteousness exalteth the nation, this invocation of proverbs in the king james version of the bible shows how progressism progressivism infused a philosophy that obama and progressives usually avoid. let me make one final point that goes back to the beginning of my rem

a generally good man who whose crime can be excused what is a about a society that idolizes and fetishizing is. a commitment to kill on the orders of politicians in washington that's that's not that's a strange thing to admire except it's widespread throughout this culture and there are many atrocities that have been committed comparable to this one in the past in iraq and afghanistan that get papered over after the controversy settles in the dust settles. these soldiers in their military trials trying to get off easy the military can do no wrong it seems and that's that's the real tragedy. as washington reels from the after fives of us soldiers deadly arcand rampage americans are arming themselves actually increasing rate new guns and ammunition are hitting the shelves feeding the addiction to our power firepower that's all in the name of freedom this account of reports now from virginia where gun laws are about to get a more lenient make over. just across the river from the nation's capital virginia a slice of traditional america green spaces and triangle farmlands offer a refuge from urb

one that we must fetishize, cherish and worship. and jefferson says to you, you should never treat the constitution, any constitution, as if it were a sacred thing, the arc of the covenant. the constitution is good for what it does. and how we can limit ourselves by establishing rules under which we will live, as long as we live. but those are not rules forever. jefferson is famously known to be a strict constructionist. why is he a strict constructionist? it's precisely because he doesn't worship the constitution. it's precisely because he wants to hold the authors of that constitution and the first federalist administration to their words. you are telling us this constitution will not destroy our liberties. you are telling us that you are not going to create a consolidated regime like the british imperial monarchal regime. you keep telling us this is a solution for the problems of the states. well, we'll see, won't we? because this is an experiment in republican government. and i am going to hold you to the test. are you violating

a generally good man who whose crime can be excused what is a about a society that idolizes and fetishizing is. a commitment to kill on the orders of politicians in washington that's that's that's a strange thing to admire except it's widespread this culture and there are many atrocities that have been committed comparable to this one in the past in iraq and afghanistan that get papered over after the controversy settles and the dust settles. these soldiers in their military trials kind of get off easy the military can do no wrong it seems and that's that's the real tragedy we discovered before enlisting in the military robert bales was in the finance industry but left . under a cloud of much something because report gets his teeth into bit later on tonight on r.t. . staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found indeed fraud breach a fee to share your duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a sl

still up and walked her to lose it yet faugh essex islam fetishes calls refused here's linden lindenh will warrant does steal the ball as an addict what we're moore current air air with our collect all all call lower- level slips test half face wet a all of our rules route a a a a this is a pretty to the data. perfect digital animals of the jurors are in this update. windy and cold dishes with low hostile lowe's. the janu >> the blue on this rain indicates solos -- zero levels dropping to about two dozen be. temperatures are in the '40's for everyone. let's talk about the wind gusts. already in the 39 hour range. they will get into the afternoon. as is that the clock ahead until about 2:00 p.m., mostly everyone will get wind gust in the 30 mi. per hour range. it is not until sunset in the hands and things will start to calm down. as for your 7 day around the bay, we are expecting on and off showers throughout the week. partly sunny conditions expected quarterly work week. >>marty: another great wheel has installed in san francisco bay. voters are being asked to steer clear. the wheel

adhere to the american constitution i really do i think though that ron paul takes the constitutional fetish a bit too far and finds for the restrictions in the constitution that are there i mean he ignores clauses like providing for the general welfare and other clauses that congress has used for generations of course congress has had military actions as opposed to war for for two hundred years so i just think it's clear that his views on this are out of step with most of the american people ok michael what do you think about that maybe he's out of step and maybe he's leading. well he's it's both actually he is out of step and he is leading. washington it's not just a matter of one constitution or interpretation here or there i mean the american political class has a culture it shaped our elite universities it's shaped by american history and our american and we i mean both parties believe that they can manage every human endeavor they can manage how companies pay for health insurance they can manage how things are run in baghdad in kabul they literally believe that their education that the

blog where she blogged in detail about stripping including department is a customer vendor nipple fetishis i mean it's not up in court but this is absurd as she tries to doesn't you know not ok doesn't that right after her it doesn't matter what she was asking for what she got was an interview tomorrow morning on good morning america so i'm going to say she. was hot yes exactly and this is the best thing that ever happened to this girl i mean she was a star i don't think she cares that she was a stripper she had a blog she had photos you know it's unfortunate for her i think in her eyes that she lost her job as a society writer but i think she's going on to bigger and better thing and as a society writer it's not like she's you know this is some conflict of interest with her hard news you know crime fighting reporting you know she's covering party she's on the social circuit it's basically like a who's who of society the losers here the jokes are on her bosses at the conservative houston paper who have been sending a stripper to all the conservative ladies who lunch benefits the joke is

criticizing the question really becomes you know what do you say about a society that idolizes and fetishizing is. a commitment to kill on the orders of politicians in washington and that's that's not that's a strange thing to admire except it's widespread throughout this culture i think that's probably a good point let's talk about this case itself certainly once it's underway it's going to bring to light a lot of different things and perhaps more discussions like the one we're having right here i want to play something that the attorney for robert bales said just the other day. i think that this case is more political than legal and i'm used to legal things on the political things so i think there will be an effort to try to paint him as a rube soldier rather than focus on how we're treating our g.i.'s in general and whether we should be over there to begin with what do you think i mean do you think this case will perhaps have the. you know other impact of actually having the media and others talk about war. well yes and i think it to some extent it already has had that effect but at this po

>> jimmy: this is a great night for foot fetishes. and did you meet ice cube backstage? would like to. >> jimmy: well you're too young for nwa? >> no, i had a pension for a lot of rap music when i was in high school. >> jimmy: what were you into? >> there was a period of six months where i was only listening to k.c. and jojo. i would sit in my car and cry. i loved it. the boys in my grade, i wanted so badly to be cool that i was loving cypress hill and too shore and there are some nasty songs on too short's album, and i knew every word. >> jimmy: your parents were okay with that? >> no. it was only for the car music. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> i would never bring it in the house. >> jimmy: would your parents be in the car? >> no. but once a bought a jerky boys c.d., when i was 16. i thought it was the funniest thing i'd ever heard. my mom found it, that was a no-go. she took it away. years later i found out that the artist formerly known as my stepdad larry and has been enjoying it ever since. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: damn that larry. >> he's like i took tha

. >> then he explains about some sexual fetishes and bondage. >> my ex-girlfriend liked to have her wristsed posts. >> wow, did you do it for her? >> uh-huh. >> he says he'll try that on her. >> how was the ride? it's cold out there today. >> cold. >> but now here he is in the house. >> what do you want to do? >> he could take her for a ride in his convertible, but then he thinks better of it. >> it's pretty cold for a ride. >> i know. it's pretty windy outside. >> oh, man. >> on the other hand, it's pretty warm inside. >> whew, man. take off my jacket? >> yeah, go ahead. i'm going to grab a sweater. i'm kind of cold. i'll be right back. >> have a seat back over there for me. you need to know that i'm chris hansen within "dateline nbc" and i need to talk to you about why you're here, sir. >> outside the police are ready. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. down. >> just have a seat right there in that chair. >> back at the station, green tells the investigators he was just joking about all the sex. he says he was just trying to educate the girl. >> you tried to educate her about anato

it is a good fetish to have. earth's yabbies and a couple of chocolate.t is it's vague and dark chocolate. they are fantastic! you also do salami? is this so here is a fig cake. >> we do salami and other house cured meats. hugh >>dan: lady gaga was there last week? >> yes. how cobb >>jan: this is an ordeal and a celebration. the book is from sanford bernstein. here is how you can't find the girl and the the big restaurant. today, you can go to union square and say hello. she will feed you can you have a chance to look at this court is both. let me tell you about a movie that has a nice food moment. this movie is realistic and witty. us she is a decent person, you want to all of her journey. also do not forget, the adventures of tientsin, my week with maryland and young adults, all available for you to read and watch at home. >>marty: let's turn our attention to the weather. here is a look at the approach to the bay bridge. continual traffic. we have seen that's pretty much all morning long. >>ysabel: is there something going on? janu >> here is a live loo

to condemn the white without regard to context is to make a fetish of the word. >> guest: yes.the best example mark twain novel "huckleberry finn."er appa nigger appears over 200 times. a i think "huckleberry finn" is a wonderfull novel the impulse ishe ye anti-racist, anti-slavery. h over the years many have wanted the book banned or t the race the wordpro i am not for that. it is a white author but using the term nigger for purposes that are anti-racist purpose when a bruce was a great social satirist and number in which not to insult black people but rather to turn the table who of those that were t anti-black and use the word nigger to laugh at them. using the word nigger as the end mirror on racism to combat racism. some use nigger in novels and shor wt stories to be racist not really but as an artist to the legitimate for obviously black people have used the term niggers in ways in my view are completely unobjectionable. dick gregory titled his first autobiographyog nigger. then richard pryor that nigger is crazy and bicentennial nigger. using the term and racist.ig >> ho

it's simply to make a fetish. >> the best example toxale illustrate that point is mark twain's great novel huckleberryt finn.anhi nigger appears in huckleberry finn over 200 times. now, i'd think huckleberry finn is a wonderful novel. its impulse is anti racist, it's impulses' antislavery to him. on obviously many people who have e wanted to ban or raise the worda you have a white author, but he is using the term that a clue the rent @booktv into racist. a pliny bruce was a great social satirist. he had a number of skits. s not to insult black people, but rather to turn the tables on racist.eopl people who were anti-black he used the word to laugh at them. in racism in order to combat c racism. racism. adore used the word anythinger in some of her short stories. she wasn't using it to be a racist. rather, she was ung rather she was using it as an artist artist to de-legitimate race simple. that's what i meant. obviously there are black people, too who have used the term nigger in ways that in my view, are completely unobjectionable. dick gregory titled his first autobiography, "nigge

the country has real weapons, chemical weapons, and they have a fetish for supporting the wrong team. they support iran, hezbollah, and hamas. when we can be influential on the diplomacy side where we should be involved. host: your reaction to the recent the aol alyse saving 52% of respondents would back military action. guest: those polls are a little snapshot in time. i think people understand and i think is important and i am happy to see that the american people and others understand what it means for iran to have a nuclear weapon. it is an issue of tremendous significance. it will change the decisions that other countries have made to not have nuclear weapons. it adds one more country to the nuclear club which is the wrong direction, and a complicates our ability to deal with non proliferation challenges of the 21st century. i hope people appreciate how hard everyone is working. host: california, the republican line. caller: good morning. let me go back in time, about 20 or so years ago, when the defense department was thinking about developing an atomic warhead with limited scop

. >> last time i was on tv i had a foot fetish fan club.t for dick morris i ought to slip my ugg off. >> he can give stephanie miller my money through dickmorris.com. >> check out this hammertoe, dick. >> don't want to give people nightmares. >> we finish with rush limbaugh. >> this legislation is going to fundamentally foundationally destroy this country if it gets implemented and that ought to be the focus of the debate here. i've never, by the way believed 42 million uninsured, 50 million uninsured, emergency room, they make these arguments, all these people in insurance incumbent in the argument is they don't get health treatment. b.s., everybody gets medical treatment, what, even the illegals get it when they show up. to the e.r. >> oh. >> c'mon, is he being deliberately obtuse? i mean -- >> chicken egg is he deliberately obtuse or obtuse. we go to the emergency room, and we end up paying more for it way more than we had medical care. >> that's proving my point. i heard him say that live. everybody who needs medical care can get it. th