i am with you, jesse. are these scientists being alarmists, or not alarmist enough. >> i would like to address that when bill said when i have an 8 ball of coke, the implication he doesn't always have an 8 ball of coke. i think it is not alarmist because you need alarm people so we can actually catch up with innovation. that's what happens. this needs to be talked about, but somebody will come and save the day. >> so you are saying -- wait. you are saying human beings are so stupid they need people to lie to them to innovate? that's what you just said. >> nobody is lying to anybody. >> they are lying. >> you are lying to me. >> 1901 the world is going to end. 1.5 billion people the world topped off. we were on the downhill. 30% of the world didn't have food. it was on a decrease. he invented synthetic fertilizer. that's why we have $7 billion. that's why we have 7 billion people. >> he won a nobel prize for it in 1901. >> however, he created zyclone and chlorine gas which in world war i and world war ii ki

jesse? >> i think the only person who could have done worse is bill. >> but i did think -- it was a weird collection. who ever did this had a botanical hard on. do you plant flowers and do you enjoy gardening? you don't need to make them separate. >> i lost a point. >> they needed to get to the list of 50, and they were short. >> they are subsets of gardening. >> i think we have a question regarding this topic. >> great. >> jesse, my son says you stuffed him in a school locker last week. you realize he is only 11, right? >> why are you still hanging around there? >> i don't know. when ever i see somebody who is about that height i get serious. >> well thank god for that. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. and to leave a voicemail, 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by tattoo. the permanent pictures or designs from the skin by staining it with an indelible dye. thanks, tatoo. >>> welcome back. let's find

wgn news @ 9 jesse jackson jr. taking a medical leave of absence from congress treated for exhaustion. top story around the country tonight. surprise announcement from the congressmen. if ifs them not surprising announcement for a couple of reasons. suffering from exhaustion surprised people cared for the first time apparently nobody knew about it not a simple word until tonight. the statement. then less than one week after a private businessman found himself stuck with 19 count indictment on related to jesse jackson jr. altogether a businessman the one who was allegedly claimed would have raised all parts of $6 million campaign donations for rod blagojevich if jesse jackson jr. made jesse jackson jr. and united states senator during a corruption trial jesse jackson jr. himself had to testify summer 2010 jesse jackson jr. never brought charges but problems to knott and robert blagojevich co-defendant in the trial marched to capitol hill and spent five hours with the united states house ethics committee opened it wo

jesse, let's turn to your conspiracy theories in the book. some would say you would argue that they are factual assessments of issues. one of which is you called iraq and afghanistan the wars that are the first contract wars. so the government job of our troops paying them a lot more than they would pay the troops. explain what you mean by that? >> he's got all of these contractors they realize they can get paid a whole lot more money than what the military pays them. so they leave our military in droves and go to, like, black water -- i don't know what they call themselves now. they change their names around. and they go over there and they're nothing but cowboys. they don't fall under any of the rules of war. they're mercenaries. and that's what we're turning into today. our military has turned into contract killers now. contract for hire. we're using them more and more and they're very much more expensive to use the regular military. and what troubles me is this, piers. i'm 60 years old now and i'm born post world war ii. i was born in 195

i think those are three pretty good allies to have with me. >> jesse, jesse, again, i come back to reality check. so you get all these brilliant independents. and they're all standing on their neck. and the american public -- i like him, i like jesse ventura. i like all these people. but the truth is, how do you actually govern when you have a whole load of disparate souls? because human nature says -- >> how do -- >> let me finish -- >> piers, how -- all right. >> -- take, becomes like a factious state. the strongest take charge. you end up with people who are the most independents of the independents. you're basically endorsing a form of fascism, aren't you? >> we're also fascists. the basic definition of fascism is when corporations take over the government. they already have. they can give unlimited amount of money. they said money's free speech. and i love how it works. you know, the democrats and republicans have built a system based completely on bribery. you bribe the politician. you get what you want. you don't bribe them, you don't get anything. now, in the private sector, if we

jesse jackson would be out of work if they weren't dependent upon government. >> jesse jackson says want to buy votes with entitlement spending. is that accusation accurate? we have a special report. >> these folks are relentless with the taxes. they are like aliens. >> bill: and a special event tonight. the best of dennis miller. the springtime edition. >> what i do. >> bill: caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm boiler, -- bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. more bad economic news. should would he be frightened? that is the subject of this evenings' talking points memo. the unemployment rate ticking up to 8.2% in may. first increase in 11 months. just 69,000 jobs were created in america. that is dismal and does not bode well for president obama's re-election. the rasmussen daily tracking poll out today mitt romney 6656% romney 45%. dangerous for the president. yesterday pounding mr. obama man 00 economy and visiting the bankrupt solyndra corporation, a failed enterprise that cost the taxpayer a cool $500 million. >> president obam

jesse jackson does want blacks dependent upon government.esse jackson doesn't want blacks to have opportunity. >> bill: how do you know that though? you are both from chicago. you know, jesse jackson if he were here would say you are crazy. what i want is opportunity and a hand-up for people. >> bologna. bologna. >> bill: people that don't have the same advantage as joe walsh had or bill o'reilly had. >> bologna. the best way to give a hand-up to inner city african-american parents is to give them school choice. give an african-american or hispanic parent the ability to send their child to any school in the city of chicago. jesse jackson stands in the way of that he wants to imprison poor black kids in under performing schools. >> bill: obviously you and jesse jackson disagree on how to make things better for african-americans. i tend to agree with you, all right? >> yeah. >> bill: as a former teacher i think school choice would be much more beneficial to -- not just african-americans but all poor people. >> everybody. >> bill: you are makin

worried about jesse. tonight, the europe, the economy, what's an investor to do? don't worry. we've got the play book on how to make money in these uncertain times. and if you think taxing the rich is the answer, some startling numbers ahead. and what do democrats and republicans have in common with the bloods and the crips. it's a little gansta government smackdown with -- do you know any of those? >> no. i don't think you want to know what you just said there. >> that's right. former governor jesse ventura talked about how politics is gangst gangster. first, though, what exactly has congress done for us lately. there seems to be a perpetual log jam. take with us, the fiscal cliff which includes tax cut, balancing the budget, the keystone pipeline, all stalled. congress is nowhere near what they've accomplished in past years, past congresses. in fact, it's no wonder that gallup's latest congressional approval rating stand at an unimpressive 17%. that is up, in fact, though, from the all-time low of 10%,

if you are watching at piers morgan, it's getting lively with jesse.us question, i guess, is if you are so fed up with the system and want independents to take charge, why don't you throw your hat in the ring? twitter suggests you would have a following. >> i am certain they would. there is a lot of unhappy people out there just like me. they are wising up finally, i hope. i have been pounding this for my last four books i have written and it doesn't seem like anyone wants to listen. i am 60 years old now and i'm not sure if i want to tie myself up in this nonsense. i have a great in both minnesota and mexico in the private sector. i love to go in the water in mexico and i love my life down there. i would have to give that up. in order to do that, i have to see something out of the american people. i want to see the american people give me a sign that it's worth it to me to come out and put my ass on the line again. >> how much do you think the media had to take responsibility for some of the way that the political system is going. you have very partis

sandi jackson and jesse jackson jr.reabouts and condition not known some are questioning the timing of the announcement on monday whether the timing was designed to help him fend off potential challengers publicly in november something washington office has already strongly denied. >> cook county board president toni preckwinkle says she and assessor joe berrios this a great about nepotism following the investigation county board ethics ordered joe berrios to fire his sister and son of news tonight at 5:00 tony preckwinkle told us that joe berrios is good at his job but cannot keep friends and family on the payroll >> cannot believe you should hire relatives cannot think that is good government and it leads people to believe government is about friends and family cannot be true >> she says she told joe berrios how he feels the ethics panel found he violated greek rule prohibited in hiring of relatives dust base $30 to respond 30 days to respond. day at the dolphin show not cool enough next heartwarming surprise at the b

. >> jesse mat lock has a wandering right eye. he needs surgery to have it fixed. he goes in for the operation and the surgeon cuts into the left eye instead of the right. >> my husband and i were in awe. we're like, can you repeat that again? she said, frankly, i lost sense of direction. >> they messed up and did this eye and then did this eye. >> surgeons are supposed to initial or mark the correct side like they did with jesse. heresy one way they can still get confused. >> we place drapes over the entire area to keep it sterile. mistakes can be made rarely when you have draping that obscured the mark. >> in the u.s., seven patients every day suffer body part mix-ups. just before surgery, make sure you confirm with the nurse and surgeon the correct body part and side of the operation and don't be shy about doing it. >> i tell you, hearing stories like this, we do things in the operating room where i work to try to prevent that from happening. one is a time-out where we say, let's agree it's the right arm, left side, first, let me ask, jesse had this operation. h

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jesse jackson does want blacks dependent upon government.esse jackson doesn't want blacks to have opportunity. >> bill: how do you know that though? you are both from chicago. you know, jesse jackson if he were here would say you are crazy. what i want is opportunity and a hand-up for people. >> bologna. bologna. >> bill: people that don't have the same advantage as joe walsh had or bill o'reilly had. >> bologna. the best way to give a hand-up to inner city african-american parents is to give them school choice. give an african-american or hispanic parent the ability to send their child to any school in the city of chicago. jesse jackson stands in the way of that he wants to >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. put together highlights of our pal dennis miller doing what it is. sometimes it's hard to understand miller the first time around. sometimes what he says is worth hearing again. >> forbes has released its list of top overexposed celebrities and you want to talk about three of them. go. >> well, listen, i saw the usu

jesse watters visits the tattoo nation. we're coming right back. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight. the jury rested today in the case of jerry sandusky. 51 counts of child abuse on 10 boys. is he a former penn state football coach and did he not take the stand. joining us from bellefonte, pennsylvania. closely following the case. why didn't sandusky testify? >> well, there is a lot of reasons why. but let's put it this way. he has a constitutional right not to. morally, probably he can't do it because he would have to testify he he did all of this. strategically, the defense made a calculation he didn't need to they feel they put on enough of a defense case to create some doubt in the jurors' mind bill we are here in penn state land. jerry sandusky is the o.j. of central pennsylvania. the defense must have created they created enough doubt so go home to friends and neighbors and say why they did it. now did you see anything in the trial that said that does create some doubt? did you see anything? >> no. stop you the

first of all, let me just ask, jesse, he had this operation. how is he doing? it affect his vision in his good eye? >> it did affect his vision. so after the surgery, instead of having one bad eye, he had two bad eyes. and he can see out of them, but his vision is misaligned, and it's become a problem. he has been getting better, but it's still, he doesn't have perfect vision in that eye. >> it sounds like, i mean, the worst possible thing. you have two eyes and you showed in there, it was a good animation, showed how this could happen. seven times a day you say this happens in the united states. i mean, are they like this? are they wrong-sided surgery obviously is a real problem, but how dramatic? >> you know, some might be worse than this and some might be, the outcome might not be quite as bad. and it's hard to sort of judge harm. for example, there was a woman in rhode island who went in for an eye operation and they took out her tonsils by mistake. i know. i'm not making this up. this really happened. and so, was there harm? i mean, she's perfectly fine wi

. >> jesse jay, sits on domino original? >> don't say it. >> a rip off. hear the song one man claims is behind the tune tune k >>> justin biebers album makes the biggest debut so far this year. believe is number one in the u.s. where it sold check it out 374,000 copies, in its first week. it is also number one in 29 other nations. bieber out sold ushers latest album, the r&b singer helped launch the teen star's career. this is biebers fourth number one album. >> usher is executive producer. >> so he is okay. >> yeah. >> okay. >> california singer claims jesse jay ripped off his song. >> will lumis suing her and her recording company over the song domino he says it sounds like his song, bright red cords which came out three years ago take a listen ♪ [ music ] >> no, i think that sounds like every song ever recorded by a no name band that is what i think. >>> jesse jay's is different more advanced progression wouldn't you say? you know the song. >> listen ♪ [ music ] >> okay i hear what he is saying but i have heard songs much closer, than those tw

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governor jesse ventura on the show today.o, we're happy glad because ron barber won gabrielle giffords' old seat. a bunch of old people went down. [ wah wah ] why else is it a big day? jacki schechner guess who we have booked. >> who do we have booked? >> stephanie: jacki schechner! news woman extraordinaire, healthcare expert. i was saying yesterday i was suspicious of this insurance company thing and sure enough reporter jacki schechner nosed up some interesting information. we're going to talk about all of that. aren't we cub reporter jacki schechner? >> good morning. good morning everybody. a survey released last month has president obama up seven points over mitt romney. the same poll released last night has the two much closer than that. president obama up 45 to 44. it is the economy that is helping mitt romney close that gap. the president's approval ratings have dropped, too. they're now to 47%. the same as they were in early january. and now 63% of those surveyed think we're on the wrong track. independent voters are

reverend jesse jackson rallied the troops in milwaukee last night. he'll join me to discuss why he says this election is an important movement for civil rights. >>> with the justice department's deadline approaching with florida governor scott walker comply with their request to stop voter purge. details on that is coming up. stay tuned. we're right back. >>> we can march right down the street. i can vote. i will vote. >> last night i had chance to see first hand the enthusiasm for this recall election. reverend jesse jackson rallied hundreds of voters in northwest milwaukee. he called this election one of biggest moments in the history of our democracy. he compared it to emmett till's lynching. he also compared it to ab's governor george wallace. >> now we have a governor, wallace in alabama and walker in wisconsin trying to take back acts to voters. to take the basic right of the voter. >> reverend jackson is convinced that african-american voters and latino voters in milwaukee county have the power to change wisconsin in tomorrow's election. they

>> it's jesse. >> jesse.re storyline per episode than the original did. you know, it's dallas 2.0. a lot of twists and turns. great storylines, great character development. it's a perfect marriage of the old series, you know, and some new life blood. >> it was a precursor really, those shows like "dallas" set the stage for things like "desperate housewives". and how did "desperate housewives" set the stage for a return for "dallas"? >> i don't know if it did. i think we are having a resurgence of the scripted drama. and hopefully people are appreciating that. i know we do because we are back to work. and anything that gets us away from reality television, i think we all support. >> absolutely. >> you were in "desperate housewives" too. >> yes, i was. >> do you think there are similarities or no? >> sort of in a sense that it's a drama, nighttime drama. but really, what is so great about our show is what made the original so lovable and the word of the week is "juicy," that's our word of the week, we have all

jesse jackson, still a politician, is hoping to survive another election. he said he won't dwell on his past but they need to consider how it will play a role in the future in the second congressional district. >> the voters have a right to know that their congressional representative is being accused, and i think that's a very relevant issue for them. >> by the way, wgn has reached out to congressman jackson's office. they have refused to respond to our requests for an interview. niac will be back in court next week. >> coleman's mother moved the family from the west side to oak park looking for a better education not olympic glory but after a stellar wrestling career at oak park river forest high school, the signature flying squirrel moved qualified him for the 2012 games in london. her mother has the passport but not enough cash to go to the olympics so his coach and wrestling family throwing a fundraising. >> he's a very grateful young man highly appreciative. you want to do something to help. >> all the support from everyone, acknowledging him, being t

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she's a hero of nothing. >> do you want jesse kelly representing you?at kelly made that comment before giffords was shot. in a criticizing vote she made in congress that it's marked with the date, local papers have criticized the ad as misleading. in a race this tight even something like this could be a difference maker. by the way, it was one of those bizarre instances which the new district is actually more democratic, but that doesn't get voted on until the november general election. this special election is taking place under the old lines and slightly more republican. >> joining me now is the republican congressional candidate mr. kelly. i simply want to ask you to respond to that ad. those were your words and you had rhetoric in 2010. you have changed your rhetoric. how do you respond? >> that was 2010, it was several months before the tragedy and it is taken completely out of context and it's meant to mislead the voters and it's sad to see the democratic party trying to exploit the tragedy. no other way to describe it as that. >> let me say somet

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he'll be facing this man, jesse kelly.nst giffords in 2010's congressional race. he's a member of the tea party, a former marine, who served in the iraq war. in 2010 he called liberalism an infectious disease and also called congresswoman giffords useless and a hero of nothing. in 2010 he held a campaign gun event calling supporters to get on target for victory in november. help remove giffords from office and to shoot a fully automatic m16 with kelly at the event. that was before the tragedy, and it had nothing to do with it, but it's still unacceptable. that brings us to the present day. check out this campaign ad e-mailed by a pac supporting kelly put out. "jesse kelly for congress." what do you see? you see kelly holding an assault rifle. he's running again for gabby giffords' seat, against a man shot in the tragedy, and this is how the pac wants to portray him? but there's more reason to be concerned. his links to the americans for legal immigration pac. in 2010 kelly received an endorsement from this group also known