jim: miller, hulse defending. kidd-gilchrist on the way up. -- clark: you put a smaller guy, even a bigger guy will have trouble keeping him off the glass. he goes like he's starving every time. jim: third on shhe -- sheehey. kidd-gilchrist at the line. when we were watching the brackets come down, we were in indianapolis, having covered the big ten tournament and the chair of the committee, jeff hathaway came over, we look at the brackets and it didn't take long to spot the possible sweet 16 matchup, kentucky-indiana. clark: you've got a natural radar for that kind of stuff. jim: well after all, how memorable was the game in december and the rich history between these two and i've got to tl tell you it hasn't disappointed, as far as electricity. clark: it's been a great environment here, tremendous energy, and basketball on roller skates for a change instead of in boots. these teams have gone up and down and never, ever threatened the shot clock. jim: jones blocked hulse' attempt. hulse trying to cut it to six. clark: the blue nation sensing

jim: miller, hulse defending. kidd-gilchrist on the way up. -- clark: you put a smaller guy, even a bigger guy will have trouble keeping him off the glass. he goes like he's starving every time. jim: third on shhe -- sheehey. kidd-gilchrist at the line. when we were watching the brackets come down, we were in indianapolis, having covered the big ten tournament and the chair of the committee, jeff hathaway came over, we look at the brackets and it didn't take long to spot the possible sweet 16 matchup, kentucky-indiana. clark: you've got a natural radar for that kind of stuff. jim: well after all, how memorable was the game in december and the rich history between these two and i've got to tl tell you it hasn't disappointed, as far as electricity. clark: it's been a great environment here, tremendous energy, and basketball on roller skates for a change instead of in boots. these teams have gone up and down and never, ever threatened the shot clock. jim: jones blocked hulse' attempt. hulse trying to cut it to six. clark: the blue nation sensing

jim miller, acting underbe secretary of defense and john allen, commander of u.s. forces afghanistan. a warm welcome and thanks to you both. i'm going to interrupt at this moment to take care of some nominations because we have kworum present. our troops in afghanistan are being asked to perform demanding and often dangerous missions and they're carrying them out superbly and professionally. general allen, on behalf of the committee, please pass along our unwavering support for our military men and women serving with you in afghanistan, our gratitude for their courageous and dedicated service and the support of their families. talking about families, i know that you have with you this morning, general, your wife, kathy allen and your daughter bobbi allen. i hope i got their names correctly. i temporarily got them mixed up a little earlier. i'm not sure i need forgiveness from either one of them. in any event, we're delighted that they're here. >> thank you, senator. >> the success of our mission in afghanistan depends on building the capacity of afghan security for

a couple weeks ago, jim miller, who is a pentagon official, said he believes we could maintain our security with potentially smaller numbers. so that's the direction we're going. there's a lot of republicans that feel we need to put the brakes on that, make sure we're modernizing and make sure what we have is safe and taken care of. there's a tremendous debate going on in congress about what is the right path forward and some of the budget cutbacks hav administration's case recently. >> glenn, democratic caller from vermont, good morning. >> caller: thank you for making my call. >> please go ahead. >> caller: todd, i was wondering what your knowledge is on broken arrow incidents and what current effort on the part of the d.o.d. is to monitor those sites and possibly recover any material that might still be in the ground or in swamps off georgia? >> that's -- that is a d.o.d. effort, not something that the national nuclear safety administration does. i focus on the sites that ta the broken arrow stuff is not really within my direct line of sight. >> can you explain what it is? >> what he's r

jim miller, the acting under secretary of defense for policy, and it has been a pleasure for me to get to know him over the last several weeks as he has been a very important ally of mine in helping to explain some of the policy issues with which we deal on a daily basis. let me begin by expressing my sincere gratitude to all of you for the support you provide to our men and women in uniform every day. , that they are well equipped, well trained, and well led is a great testament to the efforts of this committee and to the work of this congress. on behalf of those troops, and on behalf of their families, thank you for all that you have done for them. in the past eight months i have walked the ground of afghanistan with many of those troops, along with many i friend and partner and ambassador ryan crocker and my nato come patriot, senior civil representative simon gas and i have met with the leaders of most of the 49 other nations serving alongside us in the international security assistance force, and all through this i have been in close consultation with afghan civilian and military

. >> jim miller has been looking at mitt romney. volatile till of the race has him second guessing himself. >> romney hasn't been able to close the deal. he may and then i will get behind him. until then i'm probably going to wait and see. >> romney's georgia campaign chair is the state attorney general sam olins. he admits gingrich has the inside track at the moment but sees sign of weakness. >> the fact he is having to campaign in his old home state, rather than the other state super tuesday, each day that speaker gingrich is in georgia is a bad day for him in the other states. >> rhonda taylor who counts herself as a big fan of newt gave us a glimpse in to her thinking. >> it will be between romney and santorum. probably leaning more toward santorum. >> for all the talk of the southern strategy, including georgia, oklahoma and tennessee, the only super tuesday state where gingrich leads in the polls is in georgia. a win would no doubt be very good for him. he is going to need more than one win if he hopes to stay viable. >> he re

>> on the panel this week, viter and fox news contributor, judy miller. jim pinkerton, contributing editor the american contract magazine and most of the alan combs radio show, alan gomes. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> why extremists always focus on women remains a mystery to me. but they all seem to. it doesn't matter what country they're in or what religion they claim, they all want to control women. yes, it is hard to believe, but even here at home we have to stand up for women's rights and resecretary efforts to marginalize any one of us, because america needs to set an example for the entire world. >> that's one of the most powerful women in the world, secretary of state hillary clinton, speaking at the women of the world summit and continuing the left's call to arms over what that side has called the right's war on women. what about that, jim? the secretary stated getting into the act, adding her voice to those who suggest that president obama's contraception mandate is really a war on women. >> well, i think this vindicates the hy

jim miller, who is the under -- acting undersecretary for defense policy.has been a pleasure for me to get to know him over the last several weeks, as he has been a very important ally of mine and helping to explain to some of the policy issues that we deal with on a daily basis. let me begin by expressing my sincere gratitude for the support you all give our men and women in uniform every day. that they are well-equipped, well trained, and will lead is a great testament to the efforts of this committee and the work of this congress. on behalf of those troops and on behalf of their families, thank you for all that you have done for them. in the past eight months, have walked the ground of afghanistan with many of those troops, along with my friend and partner ambassador ryan crocker and senior ambassador sir simon gas. i have met with leaders of most of the 49 other nations serving alongside us in isaf. and all through this i have been in close consultation with afghan civilian and military leadership, most of whom have been enmeshed in this country's confl

jim miller who is acting undersecretary of defense for policy and it has been a pleasure for me to get to know him. over the last several weeks as he has been a very important ally of mine in helping to explain some policy issues with which we deal on a daily basis. let me begin by expressing my sincere gratitude to all of you for the support you provide to our men and women in uniform every day. that they are well equipped, well-trained and well lead as a great testament to the efforts of this committee and the work of this congress. on behalf of those troops and their families, thank you for all you have done for them. in the past eight months i have walked the grounds of afghanistan with many of those troops along with my friend and partner, ambassador ryan crocker and civilian representative ambassador simon guest. i met with the leaders of most of the 49 other nations serving alongside us in the international security assistance force. all through this i have been in close consultation with afghan civilian and military leadership, most of whom have been enmeshed in this country's

jim miller. it has been a pleasure for me to get to know him over the last several weeks as he has been a very important ally of mine in helping to explain some of the policy issues with which we deal on a daily basis. let me begin by expressing my sincere gratitude to the support you provide to our vacant men and women. they are well-equipped, trained, and well-led is a great testament to the work of this committee and to the congress. on behalf of the troops and their families, thank you for all that you have done for them. in the past 8 months, i have walked the ground of afghanistan with many of those troops a long time with my friend, ambassador ryan crocker. i have met with most of the leaders of the other nations involved. all through this, there has been in close consultation with afghan civilian and military leadership, most of whom has been enmeshed in this country's conflict. enmeshed in this conflict for well over 30 years. from those experiences, i can tell you unequivocally three th

jim miller, the acting undersecretary of defense for policy. it has been a pleasure for me to get to know him over the last several weeks as he has been a very important ally of mine in helping explain some of the policy issues with which we deal on a daily basis. let me express my sincere gratitude to all of you for the support you provide to our men and women in uniform every day -- that they are well equipped, well-trained, and will lead is a great testament to this committee and the work of this congress. on behalf of those troops and on behalf of their families, thank you for all you have done for them. in the past eight months, i have walked the grounds of afghanistan with many of those troops along with my friend and partner, ambassador ryan crocker, and by nato compatriot , sir simon gas. i have met with the leaders of most of the other 49 nations serving alongside us. all through this i have been in close consultation with afghan civilian and military leadership, most of whom have been enmeshed in this country's conflicts from the sovi

miller. monica crowley, jim pinkerton, a contributing editor, the conservative magazine and columnist for the daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> the supreme court justices should now have all the information they need to decides on your health care coverage. >> in a landmark case the supreme court began arguments on the sweeping overhaul. >> marathon argument that the supreme court over president obama's health care law. >> jon: very big week in the national media when it comes to coverage. presentation of the supreme court case and the ultimate decision these justices will make. jim, the media didn't have much to do except speculate what the justices are going to decide, is that the appropriate way to go about this? >> well, yeah, you've got to fill up the time, right? including us here. and i counted five different media stories, one is what's inside the courtroom. and so scalia and-- and the second outside of the supreme court and third the spin as to what would happen, if the obamacare is either upheld or overturned and fourth, the paul ryan b

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine and bureau chief of talk radio news service, ellen radner. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >>. >> stand up for justice, and stand up for what's right. >> and this is not about black and white thing, it's about a right and wrong thing. >> the mother of trayvon martin, an unarmed 17-year-old shoot on the way back from a convenience store, carrying a bag of skittles and an iced tea he. the man who shot him claimed self-defense. he was not arrested and then the 911 tapes were made public. >> those tapes gave way to more questions about what happened that night and why zimmerman wasn't arrested. the media gave more tanks to the story and so did the activists. >> you cannot defend yourself against a pack of skittles and iced tea. don't talk to us like we're stupid. don't talk to us like we're-- we love our children like you love yours! >> the story has built incredibly in the month or so since it happened. no do

jim miller, undersecretary of defense for policy and general john allen, commander of the 50 country international security assistance force and commander u.s. forces in afghanistan. a warm welcome. thanks to you both. i am going to interrupt at this moment to take care of some nominations because we have a quorum present so i will ask the committee to consider a list of 246 pending military nominations. they have been before the committee the required length of time. is there a motion to favorably report the 246 military nominations? is very second? all in favor say aye. opposed nay. the motion is carried. our troops in afghanistan are being asked to perform demanding and often dangerous missions and carrying them out superbly and professionally. general allen, on behalf of the committee, pass along our unwavering support for our military men and women serving with you in afghanistan. our gratitude for their courageous and dedicated service in support of their families. talking about families i know you have with you this morning your wife, kathy allen and your daughter bobby allen.

. >> jon: judy miller, new york daily news columnist, andrea tantaros, jim pinkerton, the editor the american conservative magazine and usa today and daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. what does is say about the college co-ed suzanne fluke, who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. she wants to be paid to have sex. >> this is the mistake i made, in fighting them on this issue last week, i became like them. i descended to their level when i used those two words to describe sandra fluke and i again sincerely apologize to miss fluke for using those two words to describe her. i do not think she is either of those two words. . >> jon: conservative radio host rush limbaugh using choice words about sandra fluke, georgetown law students, and activist who testified on behalf of the obama mandate for free contraceptives, following allout attacks on the left and some on the right he apologized a few times. the question t

[laughter] judy miller, thanks for playing with the laryngitis. >> i'm so sorry. jon: we appreciate it. jimank you. >> thank you. jon: join us saturdays at 2:30 eastern for more on our news watch panel, please, join us. jenna: new information on an explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes in california. remember this? now, two years later the company behind this disaster doesn't want to pay. we'll tell you why next. i habe a cohd. i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! [ facilitator ] what do you smell? takes me outdoors. sort of a crisp, fresh feeling. [ facilitator ] go ahead and take your blindfold off. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the febreze set & refresh. breathe happy for 30 days, guaranteed. jenna: this just in, and it is a big headline today coming from fox sports.com announcing that the new york jets have traded

miller. and radio talk show host, monica crowley. jim pinkerton, american conservative magazine and political commentator, alan colmes. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> . >> jamie: well, in what many in the mid yeah call a must win for mitt romney, landed a one-two punch. hoping to ride a win against rick santorum. these are the headlines, romney averts disaster and chicago tribune, romney holds off santorum's surge and the boston globe, romney wins hard fight in michigan, cruises in arizona and romney's home state m michigan, tough win for romney, that in the detroit free press. jim, does it seem the media were picking sides in this fight? >> well, i think the media are sort of following the election returns here. romney having dipped substantially now, made michigan almost seem like an upset in terms of him-- certainly a comeback, and i also think that in the minds of media, not only on the left, but also now on the right, santorum sort of jumped the shark a little bit, you know, the quote about making john f. ken

kordell in kentucky you're on the "the stephanie miller show," good morning kordell. >> it's hard to keep it together but jim'sthis morning. >> he's deliberately trying to sabotage me, kordell. >> it is the official gay boss screenwriter of "the stephanie miller show." i, too, would like to add in comments on the frame trayvon martin i'm here. directed toward my liberal brothers and sisters, i want to get zimmerman as much as the rest of the sisters -- you guys. but when i go online and see comments like maybe we should grab a gun, maybe we should, you know, make his life miserable maybe we should take him out. >> no. >> guys, we really don't need to do that, there's enough right wing lunatics making that statement for us. number two -- >> just some basic police work would be all we'd ask for. >> exactly, correct. >> yeah. >> number two, this is directed toward the conservatives establishment. i've been noticing quite a few of you guys have been trying to break to the point of the case of this 13-year-old boy that got lit on fire a while back and this elderly couple that got killed. and i see -- see you guys t

miller show." six minutes after the hour. stephanie miller.com. you can e-mail us. our executive producer. jim ward or me, stephanie miller. scalpers. terri in kentucky says we're a breath of fresh air. >> caller: so good to talk to you. >> stephanie: hi there. >> caller: i'm sitting here in auburn kentucky. i know i have a bounty on me because i am the only far left off the side of thate bleeding heart mormon liberal. i'm a mormon liberal. >> yeah. >> actually, i had to walk out of church on sunday because we got a little heated about the raw man. >> stephanie: terry, welcome. >> caller: keep up the work. i'm 58 years old. you could be my daughter. i tell you what, i'm going to keep -- you need to call me. crazy bastards doing down here. >> stephanie: can you call my 89-year-old republican mom and vouch for me? >> caller: your republican mother? >> give me her phone number. my in-laws are republican, too. we butt heads all the time. >> stephanie: thank you terry. >> stephanie: my mom is saying i wish she was her daughter. just kidding. hi mom. oh, jim, very nice. he wants a compliment the cameramen. finally, i can see you

following enactment of the health care law grace-marie turner along with jim carpenter with ethics and policy center, tom miller at the american enterprise institute and art trudy bob moss that of the heritage foundation joined together to publish the book "why obamacare is wrong for america". please help me in welcoming them to heritage today. [applause] >> we will start with our. sally. >> thank you. i am delighted to be here with my friends michael tanner and grace-marie turner as well. with the historic vote the 2700 page patient protection and affordable care act was passed into law on march 23rd, 2010. how fast two years have gone. almost the second anniversary. as nina mentioned it was interesting to me the state of the union on tuesday evenings the president devoted only 44 words to health-care reform. i think it has to do with the fact as nina said that will leave 53% of americans support repeal of this legislation. i wrote my first book the truth about obamacare when nancy pelosi said we have to pass this law to find out what is in it i thought i could write something in 257 to say what is in it. she

larry reed, the chairman of the river front commission and voice chairman paul miller chuck studdad, major john burke, jim, john, shaun, chief, the dixon police department, sheriff barga, and the elks club for making today's event possible. let's give these people a round of applause. [applause] >> next i'd like to recognize our elected officials who are with us here today, congressman don manzullo. [applause] >> senator brad brzezinski and the mayor shaun conners, mayor bob logan, jeff -- yeah, give them applause. [applause] >> we have david blackburn and jeff kuehn who are commissioners of the city of dixon and bobby schilling, congressman bobby schilling. [applause] >> today here to endorse senator santorum is ben roe the street attorney, mayor jim burke, dixon police chief, white side county sheriff, kelly, ogle county mike handwritten give these people a round of applause, thank you all for coming, gentlemen. [applause] >> just one reminder before we bring the forearm forward if you are here today and you would like to take a santorum sign home, their all at the lemonade stand here at the stop sign.

jim skinner will retire after seven years at the top. the current number two, president and chief operating officer don thompson, will take over. over. erika miller looks at what this change means for the world's biggest burger chain. >> reporter: don thompson has every reason to smile, as he did back in 2008 when we spoke to him. >> we serve customers one at a time. >> reporter: thompson started at mcdonald's as an electrical engineer, and will now be in charge of engineering strong sales growth at the fast food giant. but it won't be easy filling jim skinner's shoes. skinner was one of the architects of mcdonald's successful turnaround strategy called "plan to win," which was rolled out in 2003. back then, the restaurants were run down, and some thought the company would go out of business. >> they said, "let's just focus on being better at what we do," and not necessarily bigger. so they really slowed down the growth, they shut down over 1,000 stores in the u.s., remodeled everything that was left over, revamped the menu. >> reporter: mcdonald's also sold off non-essential businesses, like chipotle and boston market. >> mcdonald's has been a s

miller, tennessee williams -- >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: .eugene o'neill, continues on and on. >> smith: none of those guus sold 43 million records worldwide. listen to jimaying, nowyyu see jim just got inducted into the songwriter's hall of fame. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: it's about >> smith: it's overdue. >> meat loaf: yeah, it's overdue. and if you read the, the spin doctorrversion of jim's -- jim's amount of records sold for bat out of hell, it's up to 45. so. >> smith: he gets it up to 45. >> meaa loaf: he gets it up to 45, yeah, and bat out oo hell 2 from 19 to 24. so i -- i'm on those numbers. if it's good enough for jim, it's good enough for me. >> smith: it's good enough for you. but which, but whichever úctually ake certain that thess numbers were correct. so thrillerris still the time.selling record of all >> meat loaf: yeah, and ac/dc back, aad.back in ú> smith: well, is, isn't it --& >> meat loaf: no.& >> smith: --thriller, it's not the pinkkfloyd record dark side of the moon is not on there, too? >> meat loaf: nn. no. >> smith: so this is number three? >> meat loaf: this is number three. meesure, i mean the ideaver that. >> meat loaf: i

jim will actually do the romney laughing what he calls his father's layoff. humorous. >> this joke is exactly the right height. >> we'll do that when we come back on "the stephanie millerare we still on current for 30 seconds so hello current. >> we're on current. >> we're currently on current, currently watch your language. >> i only tell you that just so you can watch your lang. >> uh-huh. you could be wishing it was february. so get allstate. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate agents. i know this stuff and i love it and i try to bring that to the show. no. >> no blood at all. >> yes, i don't know where the police got that from. >> all right. so hello current. >> oh. >> stop the potty mouth. yes, stop the potty mouth now. >> give me a nine before you go. >> all right. >> "the stephanie miller show," 24 minutes after the hour, 1(800)steph-12 the phone number. kathleen madigan comedienne extraordinary in the studio with us. >> arlen specter tomorrow. >> arlen specter. the single bullet theory. >> oh, no. >> speaking of awkward, the most awkward man in the world the funniest comedienne in america kathleen madigan with us, we have

jim carrey on "in living color." >> we're hearing and more about his emotional instability. this guy had no authority to approach trayvon martin. >> end of story. >> warren in indiana, you're on "the stephanie miller baby. >> you're completely gorgeous, we spill love all over you. >> my goodness, that sounds messy. all right. >> and, as a matter of fact, my singing group wants to be the official singing group of "the stephanie miller show." >> wow. ring it. all right, warren, go ahead. >> listen, i'm a police officer, believe it or not. and i was noticing on the tape the mannerisms of the police officers that were bringing him in. they were extremely, extremely casual. >> right. >> and in my line of work, and i've been a police officer 32 years, i have brought in many murder suspects, i don't ever bring them in casually, i don't ever talk to them, pat them on the back. this thing about them cleaning up on the scene, that's something that's never done. >> paramedics were on the scene. >> warren, isn't that evidence that's what i'm saying, if you've got particularly a murder victim? >> correct, that's evidence, stephanie, you don't clean that up at the scene that makes absolutely no law enforcement