i am here with author, columnist and fox news contributor, jedediah bila. and it is rock, paper, scissor, four-time champion. and he says he is suffering from post olympic depression. honestly, it is hard to tell the difference. it is tv's andy levy. exactly. that's how weird it looks. and fresh from his memorial -- or memorable appearance wiping down tables at sbarro, his next stop will be in edmonton march 5th through the 9th. if you can't find him, follow the scent of axe body spray. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, can i call you barbecue because you're hot all day long? >> isn't that sweet? should your score matter no more? some are asking for sat scores decades after they took the test, decades. according to the "wall street journal", consulting firms and banks like goldman sachs make a request of new college recruits. even applicants in their 40s or 50s are asked for the results of a test they probably don't even remember. one company says they use the s.a.t. scores for critical thinking and qawnt tiff ability. but the college

everybody calls her sexy, jedediah. wait a minute. jedediah.ing to change her life at 41? >> it could. look, if she feels like her name defines her and somebody calling her sexy -- you are going to be called sexy all the time. women like to be called sexy. now everybody time somebody talks to her it will be sexy. >> they will never know. they will say, sexy. >> if people aren't calling you sexy after 40 years, give it up. >> it is so true. i am never going to be tall. i am 49. i am not going to change my name to tall. >> it is something she can change. height you can't change. >> well thank you. >> as far as i'm aware of. >> there are things you can do. there are stretching exercises. >> pumps. >> i tried. 24r* is a certain -- there is a rack you can rent. it takes time and effort. >> stilts. >> let's get off the height thing. joanne you joked her name was terrible. what is your last name? >> it is longer than yours, yes. >> it is not my last name. it is what i have to do so i don't have to pay taxes. >> now she is a sexy crabtree which is a ca

thank you, jet do dye jaw, jesse -- jedediah, jesse, will. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. i don't know >> >> cavuto is back tomorrow. right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> on friday, the united autoworkers suffered a crushing defeat as workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee voted against joining the union. it was one of the closest watched in decades, even provoking a response from president obama. senator bob corker said today the vote wasn't a result of anti-union sentiment but rather the anti-worker sentiment of

lou: fox news contributor jedediah bila.to see you too. >> good to see. >> veteran campaign strategist and fox news contributor, joe trippi. joe, how are you? >> lou, good to be with you. lou: let's start with, if i may, the president, 53% of those surveyed by gallup say, joe he is not very popular and they don't think he has same respect as or the world leaders what do you think? >> the numbers are going down for a while but nowhere near the record george bush set in 2007. in 2007, 21% of the americans thought he had respect of world leaders. president obama is doing almost twice as good. although those numbers have been falling. >> could ask i if you bring up bush, could i ask you maybe about bill clinton? could you ask you about ronald reagan some other folks? let's get a larger metric in comparison. >> no, those are fair points and by the way, bush. lou: thank you. >> bush and republicans didn't do very well in 2008. and, the president's low approval numbers and these kind of, these kind of sour numbers from about the pr

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jedediah bila joins us next and welcome back. how is everything?re's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of f fed. lou: the obama administration now with its new report on obamacare enrollment. here it is. 3.3 million people have signed up for health care insurance since the first of october. short of the administration's present trends and projections. that is over 640,000 fer than those who signed up in december. that is progressive. one number refuses to disclose the number of folks have actually pay for their health insurance or the administration claims that they can't do that because the obamacare payment system on healthcare.gov is still not working. reports out of several state exchanges show that up to half of their customers haven't p

i will be taking that up with jedediah bila. we'll be joined by two prominent authors. he said that after all this is the american century no matter what the chinese and europeans may say. to our top story tonight, president obama telling government contractors how much to pay their employees are you an even the presence labor secretary has no idea how many workers would be affected by the presidents rather dramatic signing. >> what percentage make minimum-wage? >> again, we don't have a precise figure because we are still finalizing regulations and comparing the regulations. and again we estimate that there are hundreds of thousands of workers who will benefit from this. lou: known in the obama administration can tell us how the president came up with the estimate and his labor secretary. the administration appears to be making it up as they go along on every major issue. and it is, in most places, it is not working according to the latest vox poll of the american public that hasn't checked rejected his rule by fiat. three in four americans say they using this to bypas

lou: joining us now the a-team, columnist author jedediah bila great to see you, and judidic ight millerddic miller let's start with the ukraine, crane this administration fas latinting vascillating on policy, from one extreme to next, latest preferred position for this country i believe, your thoughts about what this administration is doing? >> well, it is winging it. this is what they are doing, they discover we have a crises in ukraine. that is partly result of the administration's own lack of interest in the ukraine or raine. when it mattered which is when they nade weather decision between joining the eu . or joining russia und he heavy russia pressure, where were we? we didn't even know where it was on the map. lou: i tell you judey miller was there reporting on ukraine. and precisely this issue this past summer. and no one has in my opinion done as good a job. >> thank you. lou: thank you for that. ron, we're not hearing a lot out of the republican party on this we -- there are two sort of rogue senators, graham and mccape who seemingly represent the republican party on foreign po

train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ next "red eye" greg returns as host and guests are jedediahjesse joyce. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> got milk, got canned. the milk processor education program is killing its ad slogan and replacing it with a funky fresh tag line, milk life. the new $50 million campaign aimes to boost sluggish sales and will emphasize milk's nutritional benefits. let's look back at the awesome first got milk ad. >> that was the vienna wood dancing, one of my all time favorites. and now let's make that random call with today's $10,000 question. it is a tough one. who shot alexzander hamilton in that famous duo? all right. let's go to the phones and see who is out there. >> hello? >> for $10,000 who shot -- >> raymond burr. >> excuse me? >> let me get the milk. >> aaron burr. >> i'm sorry. maybe next time. >> got milk? >> that's a great ad. you remember that ad? the gals don't remember that. that's from the 90s when you were a tiny child. >> we didn't have a tv in my home. >> you didn't? >> that was sean whalen. i was up against him for many

a former teacher jet a dire -- jedediah bila says this is an example of the media doing something right> i like thii. i saw cases of bullying. john: elementary school. >> elementary, school, college. it is a real roblem. you have kids to not only have their grades suffer but contemplate the idea of hurting themselves. stories and in his work is ultimately commit suicide. when it comes to legitimate cases a bullying the media and media personalities that have a platform can highlight cases and say, for example, there was a girl in queens. in may and read a story about a girl who did commit suicide as a result of bullying. it turned out that the administration was not doing proper follow-up and the parents to try to reach the administration to look into the problem. that is the kind of journalistic coverage that can help the issue in may because parents who ordinarily are not to sound into this issue to say, hold on. let me ask mike to some key questions. let me get to the school and make sure everything is okay. john: what about the media always saying it is on the increase. they don't k

jed do guy yaw be law -- jedediah put her life on the line to find out. >> and now let's welcome ourhot her face doubles as a waffle iron. i am here with author, columnist and fox news

necessary for costco but not for exercising your -- [inaudible conversations] martha: jehmu and jedediahl: martha, 11 minutes before the hour. here is jenna lee standing by, what you cooking up on "happening now"? jenna: another sticky situation for the white house today as the president's signature health care haw is delayed once again. the fallout and what it means for the future of obamacare. plus, the prosecution rests in the amanda hayes murder trial. now comes the first full day of defense witnesses. how will her lawyers counter some very damaging testimony? and a breakthrough discovery, why doctors now say the physical brain can tell us a lot about a person's intellect. it's all "happening now." bill: what was that again, that last part? jenna: if brain? bill: oh, the brain. jenna: the size matters. bill: see you, top of the hour. martha: she has a big brain, that jenna. bill: lawmakers taking a look at a serious issue, the persecution of christians. hot spots all around the world, that's next. ♪ ♪ martha: well, another day, another sinke for the people in one pennsylvania town. t