>> the horses a lot grayer. does he know it, i don't know. but he has it in him. worked with some actresses sometimes who have been married multiple times and they tell you they married poorly. sometimes he chooses people around him poorly. i think that is more about what we see than before. i can name individual names, certainly not on television. i believe he dared to dream at a time where people in that part of the government in america have stopped dreaming. he dreamed and he had something specific he was after. he does not know it but when i poor to pasadena, he was a ninth on the basketball team. he missed two free throws at the end of the game. i remembered the name. schoolalso gone to high in honolulu. i don't know. i am not a political person. i don't understand it. went to a high school, my freshman year, donald rumsfeld was president of my senior class. his mother was our student teacher. she taught mr. johnson. rumsfeldgap between and obama. like night and day. it occurs to me as i listen to you, president mistake thate the you did not make. is, while

a little grayer, a little grayer. be the first one to get this to recognize all of his years of dedicated service. but also because he takes his job as seriously as you take yours. he realizes, as you do, that we're responsible for the health and welfare of these guys. >> you're as strong as your weakest link, and together here as a unit, we all work together as one, which makes a strong unit. i couldn't do this without these guys right here, especially with lieutenant fuller and sergeant lee. >> oh. >> he's still not getting more hours. >> the fight investigation in ad seg found both samuels and edwards guilty of mutual combat. samuels has moved to the reception center and is awaiting transfer to another penitentiary in the coming weeks. there he will serve out the six months remaining on his sentence. >> that was on the yard. they were playing basketball. edwards was getting kind of rough with samuels, right, he didn't like the way they were playing, didn't like what was happening to him, so he just swung on him and

this supposedly between the ultra nationalists and the peaceful protesters out there is a little grayer than it should appear at first protest as want to fool my own palm and is going to have legitimacy in the eyes of that western support. well the u.s. and the e.u. have kind of a history of recognizing undemocratically elected parliaments of insurgent and opposition groups that share that there. foreign policy interests . syria we see at least rhetorical support for the completely and utterly failed parliament. however. i think that with the violence that we're seeing i don't think that the u.s. and e.u. would go so far as to legitimize this parliament at this. i have. i actually have a question for you. of already where we are hearing about sanctions from possible sanctions from the united states towards the grange what would happen what would happen if for example several several police were set on fire in the united states by the protesters the reaction by. well we have seen exactly that in the ukraine there have been pictures of a widely circulated in the russian and ukrainian pres

are the president of the united states, you are looking at data every day that makes your hair turn grayer rights as we all have as american citizens to have privacy and liberty? in that respect it is a decision that none of us or analysis that we can't provide because we are not seeing the data. i was troubled by the overroach of personal data on behalf of american citizens. i am not as troubled by spying on alleys or foreign leaders. that gives us an advantage of the national security. i am not troubled by. that but i am troubled but until the reforms are in place. my data of the american is thes can be taken and analyze without a warrant or judicial overvow and i am glad they are addressing that now. >> on that note i want to remind everyone what james clapper testified in front of congress when he was asked about whether or not the nsa was actually collecting data. we have that exchange to play for us. >> does the nsa collect any type of data on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not wittingly. there are cases where they coul but not wittingly

he just turned 50 and we said, he is a little grayer but presidents get a little grayer. >> that's righthat gets sort of sketchy for women. the way women have to negotiate irrefutable and the way men have to negotiate youth is very different. a man gets distinguished and a woman starts to disappear. michelle obama creates this new narrative of what it means to be a woman who is 50, what it looks like to be a great american woman and to have so much vitality and sexiness and futureism isn't usually the kind of ideals we attach to a 50-year-old woman. it's a big difference between a president who is young at 50. >> you've hit it, micayla. at 50, women are supposed to dry up and die. i must say, whenever the media makes a big deal out of women turning 50, i wrote a cnn.com article about it. i am going to find the part where i am going to read it to you. i put it really well. i'm happy that mrs. obama is able to celebrate her special day with loved ones but articles but women turning the big 50 often get under my skin and not in a good way. people asked mrs. obama if she had peaked at 50 or

it's grayer and it grows long and i cut it. >> and it has its own twitter account, apparently. >> you'reo come back next week, and people can write a question. >> they can ask anything, they go to twitter #asksean. >> they can ask me anything and i don't know the questions ahead of time. >> that is absolutely the case. >> this was fun. i'll watch you tomorrow on imus. >> that was more than a girl could ask for. >>> still ahead tonight, joe bestardi stops by. we have a look at the massive snowstorm hitting the northeast even as we speak. >>> i want you to address the reason that they are here. >> there's much more where they came from. in honor of the seahawks, richard sherman, we're going to countdown the most epic on camera meltdowns of all time tonight. >>> shocking new video of toronto's crack smoking mayor, and it appears to be under the influence. that would be an understatement. have you to see it to believe it. we always want to hear from you, and you can ask us questions. go to our special companion site hannitylive.foxnews.com. i know, it's a lot to take in. that's why i've cond

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that's a nice history, but for those of us who are maybe a little older, grayer -- >> you pulled that same line at my party. clicked he said it to my grandfather. >> 1995-1996 after we took the majority in the house for the first time, labor unleashed $35 million campaign in an off year of robo calls and tv ads blitzing all of the republican incumbents and this is not soft dark money because it comes from confiscated money held by labor unions. point where i go factionsetting the fight it out. get everybody into the arena. politics is not pretty. argue over the issues. we can certainly argue over obamacare. pre-existing conditions, children under 26, they are powerful arguments for the democratic side and they been using it recently and in the past. the tab that fight. let's have everyone out there arguing as loud as they can. it's not pretty. it's unsettling to watch a family argument. how many of us have been at thanksgiving when a family arrived in a fight? it's good for the republican that is when we need. if you want to weaken that money, give the grassroots more power. clicked c