let's go to jesse joyce. >> what's up, you guys? i'm doing all right. i thought i would give you the opportunity to plug the upcoming role as detective martin rigs in the community theater production of "lethal weapon 2" the musical. >> i noticed some of the comments about my hair last night and i thought about getting a haircut, but i don't have any money. >> it is stupidly 80s. >> i have to get a haircut. you are right. >> whatever, moving on. >> pinch is never not, not funny. that might beacon fusing, but that is a triple negative. so to clarify, pinch is not funny. that wasn't for you. i was letting the viewers know. >> you were correct. >> from my hair to my prop. >> awesome, guys. >> i am not just nailg you for no good reason. you look like a tool. did i say that out loud? >> i like bill's look. flaunt your hair while you've got it. >> the hot blonde says she likes it. >> what was the connection with oj? >> i mean the 80s was definitely the time chicks were into mel gibson. >> says the guy with the collar up like every bad guy in a john hughes mov

and jesse the great dane, friend or foe?> all of a sudden this dog comes out of nowhere, it might freak me out a little bit. >> it might when you >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> let there be fire. >> good sound effects. >> are you the goddess of flames? >> i think i am right now. i found these videos on a youtube channel. this is a big, big, big fire created by people in a town in spain called san bartolome de pinares near madrid and they're doing this on purpose. they are setting these fires on their streets. >> why? >> does this have to do with any kind of religious holiday? >> it does. the reason they're setting these fires in this part of spain is because every year in january they celebrate the festival of [ inaudible ]. >> did that horse run through the fire? >> that horse just ran through the fire. that is part of the tradition of this yearly celebration. they set up these fires in honor of the patron saint for domesticated animals, sain

our jess they want to thank you for joining us tonight and one thing is for sure is that i think that in many ways the discussion has changed in this country you know since occupy wall street we even saw it in the president's speech last night thanks. very welcome thank you. well today many iraqis in the town of haditha are crying foul after learning that a marine who led a team that killed twenty four civilians and who's personally implicated in nineteen of those deaths is going to serve no jail time and we spoke about this case yesterday brought up as maximum sentence could be three months but it turns out that he will serve no time at all now it all stems from an incident back in two thousand and five when a marine was hit by a roadside bomb while he was on patrol in the andar province in western iraq after he was killed staff sergeant frank wuterich ordered a group of seven marines to join him and finding out who is responsible for the death now on their hunt to find the killer the group of marines proceeded to enter homes unannounced and opened fire without determining if the peo

jess is live at the convention center.nks, jess. >> again, it is open to the public tomorrow and open through sunday, february 15th. tickets for adults are $12. kids age 6 to 12 are $5. $2 off for seniors or military personnel. get $4 off tomorrow only with any printed page from autotrader.com. >>> our time right now is 6:19. ahead in sports. renewed rivalry between maryland and duke and the wizards try to get a win for their new head coach. >> right now, another check of the question of the morning. on average, this only lasts four days. is it... >> facebook friend mary uses some logic. food is only good in the powerless refrigerator for about 24 hours, i believe and a common cold lasts longer. >> i know that part to be true. >> keep your guesses coming. we'll have the answer coming up at 6:49. we'll be right back. >> welcome back. we're look at spotty showers today. not going to rain all day. we start in the 30s and 40s. grab the jackets and the umbrellas for that occasional raindrop that may pass you. our day planner ca

what you can make up, jesse ventura, you know he of steroid use?e responds to the navy seal to says you clocked the former governor a few years ago. we'll tell you both sides of the story just -- hey, buddy. across, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> all right. we've got an update to a story we brought you last week. jesse ventura is responding to the navy seal who said he punched him out. here's what chief kyle says on the o'reilly factor. >> why would you punch ventura. >> i was in '06, the year we lost our first two seals in iraq. we came home and lost our last guy just before coming home. we had the wake in a seal bar there in coronado and he was there for a speaking engagement at a bud's ceremony, grading class. >> because he was a seal, right? so he was badmouthing the war.

jesse, great job. thank you for the actual coverage. my question is to jesse.wondering how you are holding up to the bias and non biased media. i have seen some pretty interesting comments being mad to the -- being made to the other candidates and almost nothing to ron paul. it seems like most of the people out there, most of the media, if you do not follow their ways, you are left behind. i'm wondering if you have any ideas, such as more media -- the internet -- or what are your ideas? guest: you've raised a very valid problem. that is, there's a lot of big special-interest establishment corporatism in the media and they are guarding their turf. they do not want to properly cover a candidate that challenges their status quo. you brought up some of the best ways to challenge that. that is online media. c-span recently had on craig robinson from "the iowa republican." i do not always agree with what they say, but they are in excellent publication. real, grassroots kind of commentary. we need to have more independent journalism, more stuff on line, and i challeng

what you can make up, jesse ventura, you know he of steroid use? he responds to the navy seal to says you clocked the former governor a few years ago. we'll tell you both sides of the story just -- hey, buddy. acro type 2 diabetes. you are a mother. a friend. a partner. a fighter. you have a chance to help control your blood sugar for yourself and for those who depend on you most. reducing your blood sugar can help reduce the risk of diabetes complications such as blindness, kidney disease, nerve damage and other serious health problems. if pills, diet and exercise aren't enough, you should know insulin is the most effective way to reduce your blood sugar. ask your doctor. and today insulin comes in easy-to-use pens. call to find out more about insulin and to get your free chance at control kit. you'll get facts about how insulin helps with type 2 diabetes and blood sugar control. you'll get a blood sugar diary, a meal planning guide and an app to access nutritional information and keep track of your food intake. the most common side effect of insu

>> you, jess serks clearly. >> it was going from little greg to sean. it was not handsome to handsome. >> they have the same jaw, but nothing else. >> that was worth the effort. >> it might have been smoother if i didn't have to. >> but you did. >> that was more of a fiasco than the live super bowl. >> you said you don't win in november by doing things gingrich is doing, but you fire the crap out of the base which is something people like you don't understand. >> whether you calling me a rhino something has gone wrong. >> well, you like mitt. >> well, he is more conservative than newt gingrich. how does a tea partier get around that ordinary saying we are complete hipocrites? they voted for romney in iowa and new hampshire. isn't that what started the tea party? tee took 1.6 million for the institution that caused the housing clash? no, mitt romney is the most conservative. >> how is the air in that tank some. >> i don't get that. >> okay. >> but i gather it is an insult. that's what the half time report is for. >> exactly. >> it is a friendly insult. >

jesse jackson to town. new details are emerging after a cruise ship after of the coast of italy for the captain may have been spotted as passengers scrambled to get off of the luxury liner. >> the coldest temperatures across the united states are in the northeastern part of united states and in north dakota and montana. we will talk about the weather forecast and a warming trend and also a trend for rain. >> the rev. jesse jackson stopped in baltimore today. inspired by the legacy of martin luther king, jr., on the eve of the occupy the dream of mine, thousands in more than a dozen -- occupy the dream committee, thousands in more than a dozen communities will be gathering. >> demonstrations and action, civil disobedience and action -- bailed out the banks and walked out homeowners. it is not fair. >> it comes months after a dedication for the dr. king memorial in washington, d.c. new details are emerging as crews continue to search for missing passengers after a luxury cruise ship went aground in italy two

stick around, now jesse is talking about it. plus gary bower, steve forbes, carl edwards, newt gingrich, rick santorum and a whole bunch more on this early edition of "fox & friends." type 2 diabetes. you are a mother. a friend. a partner. a fighter. you have a chance to help control your blood sugar for yourself and for those who depend on you most. reducing your blood sugar can help reduce the risk of diabetes complications such as blindness, kidney disease, nerve damage and other serious health problems. if pills, diet and exercise aren't enough, you should know insulin is the most effective way to reduce your blood sugar. ask your doctor. and today insulin comes in easy-to-use pens. call to find out more about insulin and to get your free chance at control kit. you'll get facts about how insulin helps with type 2 diabetes and blood sugar control. you'll get a blood sugar diary, a meal planning guide and an app to access nutritional information and keep track of your food intake. the most common side effect of insulin is low

percenters think of the president's plans for this year after the break we're going to speak with jesse to get his take on. last night after obama's state of the union address we heard the republican response delivered by governor mitch daniels we haven't heard a tea party response there by herman cain but how do members of the occupy movement feel after all the president definitely use some of the rhetoric of battling inequality and corruption but he never mentioned the protests or actions specifically so joining me from our studio in new york to discuss that is jesse greco activist and writer jesse thanks for coming back on the show tonight i want to start off by playing a clip where i feel like obama really picked up on. some of the things the occupy wall street has been preaching for us take a listen. we don't begrudge financial success in this country we admire it when americans talk about folks like me paying my fair share of taxes it's not because they envy the rich it's because they understand that when i get a tax break i don't need and the country can't afford it either adds t

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jesse watters, everybody. very cogent report. when we come back, is it legal on why the justice department doesn't want americans to show i.d.s at the polls? and then, dick morris has some thoughts about last night's iowa vote. he will be here as well. those reports after these messages >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. we asked fox news to update its polling on whether americans want laws that say you have to produce an identification in order to vote. those results should be in shortly. but last june, fox news polls showed 85% of americans said voters should produce an i.d just 14% opposed that. that group includes apparently attorney general eric holder, now says not only the poor would be at a disadvantage if you have to have an i.d., now his complaints shifted from the poor to college students. here to sort it out is our legal team, kimberly guilfoyle and liswhil, the author of a new book. not going to make any jokes or mock the book. it's out there. you can read it if you would like to read it. just go

corporate raider. >> bill: jesse watters, everybody.back, dennis miller back from vacation he wants to talk about new >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the miller time segment tonight. let's welcome back the sage of southern california dennis miller who has been on vacation for three months. he joins us now from los angeles. a long prong from new hampshire. >> billy, it's good to see you. what happened with watters' tie tonight? did he win the masters for god's sake? >> bill: is he a clubby, kind of preppy kid. you know how they are. >> you look good tonight. you look like philip michael thomas on miami vice. >> bill: nobody knows who that is anymore but i do. it's better than sonny crocket. you know what i mean? >> nobody knew who he was three seconds after the last episode of miami vice. >> i loved that show when it was on. i had no idea what they were doing but i liked it. let's start with the new hampshire primary. number one, were you surprised at the results? >> i'm back on the cain train. no. i know that

corporate raider. >> bill: jesse watters, everybody.r back from vacation he wants to talk about new hampshire, tim tebow and snoop dogg back again. miller is next. or zero dependency on forei oil. ♪ this is why we at nissan built a car inspired by zero. because zo is worth everything. the zero gas, 100% electric nissan leaf. innovation for the planet. innovation for all. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the miller time segment tonight. let's welcome back the sage of southern california dennis miller who has been on vacation for three months. he joins us now from los angeles. a long prong from new hampshire. >> billy, it's good to see you. what happened with watters' tie tonight? did he win the masters for god's sake? >> bill: is he a clubby, kind of preppy kid. you know how they are. >> you look good tonight. you look like philip michael thomas on miami vice. >> bill: nobody knows who that is anymore but i do. it's better than sonny crocket. you know what i mean? >> nobody knew who he was three seconds after th

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. >> jesse watters tries to get the folks to give the president a report card. >> did you vote for obama last time. >> did i vote for obama. >> do your parents know that? also tonight dennis miller on the super bowl. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama's state of the union address that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. nothing the president said last night surprised me. is he convinced the federal government can unleash economic justice that will bring prosperity to the u.s.a.

jess, what do they say is the big difference in distinction?> reporter: the big difference first, john, there are two. the first is that the parent company for this organization, ene r-1, is filing for bankruptcy, but the group that actually got the department of energy grant is still in full operation. all its employees are hard at work. and it is functioning just fine, they say. here's what the department of energy statement is "while it's unfortunate that the parent company has entered a restructuring process, that's bankruptcy, the restructures is not expected to impact enerdel's operations and they do not expect to reduce employment at the site." the other distinction they point out is that this company got a grant, not a loan, and that full grant was matched by private dollars. also this company has a bipartisan support both the republican governor mitch daniels and the republican senator luger are big supporters of the company and have visited there many times, john. >> and jess, do they worry at all that in the state-of-the-union addres

back to you, andy. >> thanks, jesse. this will be a fun show for the editors. i can see that. coming up, was barack obama part of a secret cia project to explore mars? finally a store that intercepts time travel. >>> so was barack obama part of the exploration of mars? a couple of universe exploring government agents say the president participated in a clandestined time travel visit in the 1980s to establish america's territorial sovereignty. the men allege obama visited not once, but twice using a tele pour station chamber. you can't get there any other way. according to wire .com's danger room, they denied the story and when asked when obama went to mars, a spokesman replied, quote, only if you count watching marvin the martian. i don't think they are taking this seriously, but we will in the -- >> lightning roooooouuuuunnnnd. lightning round. >> better bernard, if you are one of the time traveling crononauts, and for all i know you are, why keep this a secret for so long? or does it seem so long because they are time travelers? >> that could be the case, but obama, that wou

later, jesse watters giving the folks a chance to grade president obama. upcoming. >> bill: impact segment tonight, couple new polls out in florida show a close race between newt gingrich and mitt romney. ron paul and santorum close behind. we are waiting for fresh data. joining us from st. louis the purveyor of dick morris.com. mr. morris. cnn poll, "time" magazine poll, just to run it down because part of this poll was taken before the debate on monday night. romney 36 in florida. gingrich 34. santorum 11. paul 9. so romney hanging tough in florida, correct? >> yeah. i felt that in the debate on monday night romney really drew blood. i thought that his hit on freddie mac was very effective. i thought when newt said he was teaching him the history of washington, d.c., that somehow failed to ring true with me. romney and gingrich both have been killing each other with negative ads. but i think that ultimately the gingrich negative ads say that romney is bad on health care. and people have seen all these debates and all of romney's explanations. and i think

>> thanks, jess. the state department is working on a case of a former marine given a death sentence in iran. he's accused of being a spy there. it is the latest incident of rising tensions between our two countries. now for a closer look, we're joined by jamal abbey with the national iranian national council and we were just talking, do you think this is a chess match or is this a serious instance where we do someone who is an american who was caught as a spy there? >> this is a culmination of a series of at this time for at that times between -- of tits for tats to limit iran's ability to export oil. and iran is responding in kind. they're sort of upping the ante. they took this young american iranian american and charged him with a crime of being a spy. and you know, there are numerous irregularities in the case. really, i think what this amounts to is just another case of political one upsmanship. sort of a dangerous escalation that could result in some very bad outcomes for both sides. >> aside f

greco activist and writer jesse thanks for coming back on the show tonight i want to start off by playing a clip where i feel like obama really picked up on on some of the things the occupy wall street has been preaching for us take a listen. we don't begrudge financial success in this country we admire it. when americans talk about folks like me paying my fair share of taxes it's not because they envy the rich it's because they understand that when i get a tax break i don't need and the country can't afford it either adds to the deficit or somebody else has to make up the difference like a senior on a fixed income or a student trying to get through school or family trying to make ends meet. jesse do you think that we would have heard that exact you know paragraph or statement from the president had the occupy movement not sprung up in the last year oh certainly not i think it's pretty obvious to most people in politics that occupy wall street still has a winning message because it addresses the concerns of average people have people don't want to have to sacrifice for a disaster they did

hi jesse so they shut down that web site apparently so what is going on there. from what i understand the very good the people out in brooklyn based on quality of life issues and the funny thing is they were in the first floor of a larger building there were no violations for the upper floors isn't that funny so the only residential area in that building that was a good safety standard was where our global growth revolution live stream video was but the rest of the building is safe to live in it sounds like a very flimsy pretext. so i mean what do you think is behind it i mean do you think this is a cover for police trying to silence the movement or what do you think is really happening. you know whether it was just strange circumstance or if it was cover to silence the media i think it's easily proven that journalists have been under attack while they're covering occupy wall street protests whether they're credential lies journalists who serve with the new york times in the daily news or whether it's citizen journalist like myself of the people who groove revol

yes, i really knew it. >> bill: you really knew jesse james. do you know where jesse james was in the end of the civil war? what he did? >> no. >> bill: he was one of quan quantrel's radars. pillaged and all of that. >> in kansas. >> bill: where you are from. he broke off in pacs and started robbing banks and he. >> would you like a chalkboard for this segment? >> bill: i know everybody? >> snoring] brad pitt was in the civil war. question number 4, four years ago wal-mart wanted to build a store near a civil war battlefield in virginia. protests to activists, historians and appeal from some legendary actor not to build wal-mart on the battlefield. >> first we had disney, then we have the power lines and now we have wal-mart. i certainly believe in capitalism but i believe in capitalism coupled with sensitivity. >> bill: so do i. sensitivity and money. so you got that right. >> we are tied. >> bill: tied with one to go. okay. this is very dramatic. >> bill: question number 5. gods and generals tell as story of confederate general, stonewall jac

you know you are saying lives. >> bob: jesse ventura, a testament to steroid use. big weight lifter and used steroids. he clearly -- >> kimberly: went to his head. >> bob: one thing i wonder about this guy kyle is he not exposing himself by coming out? >> brian: interesting. >> bob: being made public like that? somebody gets revenge on him? >> brian: i think you're right. he doesn't talk about where he is living. he talks about where he grew up. he was a target, known as the devil insurgent. >> kimberly: bounty on him. >> brian: i asked what it's like to have a bounty on him, he said i thought it was a tremendous honor. >> dana: did you read the book? >> brian: i did. >> dana: if you are a parent how do you relp raise a child -- help raise a child be like that? >> brian: he had two hardworking parents, farmers, even jal call christian -- evaevangelicals christians. his dad's big regret he couldn't serve and he served in his memory. this book also chronicles the wife behind, the family. >> kimberly: i was going to say. they are so important. >> brian: they had the m

jess, over to you. >> they're so cute. american attitudes toward smoking have changed so much in the last few decades, some smokers say they now feel forced to lie about their habit. according to "usa today," a slim majority of states have lost protecting smoker's rights including virginia and the district but maryland does not. dave dobbins is the coo of legacy, an independent public health foundation. thanks so much for coming in this morning. interesting survey you conducted. one in ten smokers say they feel the need to lie to their healthcare provider. what is that about, dave? >> well, smoking has really changed in the united states. as you have laws prohibiting smoking indoors and in public places and price increases and the continued awareness of the dangers of secondhand smoke, smokers felt more marginalized. allotted smokers in this survey are reporting they feel stigmatized. there is a percentage of people that simply just don't want to engage in that conversation with their healthcare provider. >> they don't wan