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john stossel will weigh in. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. joe biden for president. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with the fbi now investigating hillary clinton's email shenanigans, vice president biden, 72 years old, ramping up to challenge her for the democratic presidential nomination. so how do we know this? first, mr. biden met with president obama yesterday and somehow it leaked out that the president has no problem with old joe making the run. in fact, mr. obama sent a very public signal. >> the president does plan to vote in the illinois primary. and that ultimately it will be democratic voters who are responsible for choosing the democratic nominee. i wouldn't rule out the possibility of an endorsement in the democratic primary. >> that's big as president obama is standing in the democratic party is immense. the president and the vice president are close personal friends. it's almost inconceivable mr. obama would n

. ♪ ♪ >> now, john stossel. [cheers] [applause] stossel: who a you going to vote for? is likely to win to let me ask the audience. you have a favorite at the moment? most of you? how many for rand paul? okay. how many for donald trump? okay, i'm happy about that. and what about jeb bush for the republican front runner 2 nobody. okay. we will check back with you later about this and see if any of you change your mind because we have some people that spend every day of setting about politics so that we do not have to. and that is mary katherine ham, opera of hot air and we have matt welch and alice with us. still let's start with you, of the republicans, who is best and worst? >> rand paul is the best for me in the republican field. he is the most serious libertarian running were having a serious chance of winning the nomination. the worst for me by far is donald trump who i think is someone who cannot open his mouth without saying something that isn't true. he lacks the temperament. the mexican government is engaging in an aerial lift of its presidents of the united sta

[applause] >> and now, john stossel. john: welcome so who in this audience is told a lie? all right almost everybody. [laughter] i assume you don't lie all of the time orb really important things, but some people in america lie so regularly that it is hard to believe anything they say. and these people are called politicians. [laughter] ann coulter say it is adios america she said unless politicians lie about immigration they plan to turn america into a third-world hell hole not left but the right lies about immigration too. at least that's what i think. so here to set me straight about this, is donald trump. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. i confuse you with him because you're both tall and blond and obnoxious sometimes, say rude things -- >> in the hearts of the people. >> how does it lie? >> in the 1965 by kennedy support by bobby kennedy and dean and "the washington post" and all of them swore up and down this -- this immigration law will not change the basic demographics of america the same countries that have traditionally populated america will helicopter to pop late it. d

they didn't record it but willing to go into court to say john stossel confessed this crime to me and willing to testify to that, and juries more likely than not believe the police. john: we don't realize their pressured to close cases, they get promoted if they close the case. >> exactly, if you want to head the homicide division, you better be cracking and solving homicide cases. that leads career pressure to take shortcuts and break the rules. john: here's an example of that. chicago police commander was thought to be a great cop. great cop. he got lots of bad guys jailed. in and then it was discovered that he tortured innocent people into admitting to crimes that they didn't commit. this man was one of them. >> he shot me, i was suffocating. he thought i was dead. john: after being tortured he confessed to murder and served for 30 years. finally one of his victims sued him and another few people said yeah, i got tortured. this evidence was mounting so high that the authorities couldn't ignore it anymore and that first they ignored it because they believe the police officers over t

. >>> and now john stossel. >> we need some rules. rules headache life safer, more predictable, but when rules multiply, if they have, we are better off when some people break rules. show us new ways to do things. the wright brothers did that when they built an airplane, henry ford when he created the assembly line, jeff bee zeros, now airbnb break the rules. mic decided to honor violators by creating what he calls rule breaker awards. every year he gives awards to whom? well, we recognize the greatest people this can country has to offer, rule breakers. these are people that are changing the industry rules for their industry, they find us online, they apply and we recognize the whippers, the best of the best. >> all right. well, mike gave an award to the creators of a company called rent billow. it is a website that let's you rent stuff $15 to rent this fishing pole for a day, $5 for a power drill and of course the other side of that is that they allow people to use stuff without having to pay big bucks to buy it. >> this seems to ob

. >>> and now john stossel. >> we need some rules.ules headache life safer, more predictable, but when rules multiply, if they have, we are better off when some people break rules. show us new ways to do things. the wright brothers did that when they built an airplane, henry ford when he created the assembly line, jeff bee zeros, now airbnb break the rules. mic decided to honor violators by creating what he calls rule breaker awards. every year he gives awards to whom? well, we recognize the greatest people this can country has to offer, rule breakers. these are people that are changing the industry rules for their industry, they find us online, they apply and we recognize the whippers, the best of the best. >> all right. well, mike gave an award to the creators of a company called rent billow. it is a website that let's you rent stuff $15 to rent this fishing pole for a day, $5 for a power drill and of course the other side of that is that they allow people to use stuff without having to pay big bucks to buy it. >> this seems to obvi

. >> and now john stossel. [ applause ] >> who are you going to soet for? who is likely to win? let me ask the audience. do you have a favorite at the moment? most of you,? yes. how many for rand paul? how many for donald trump? one. i'm happy about that. how about jeb bush the republican front runner? nobody so we will check back with you later about that. see if any of you change your mind. because we have some people that spend every day obsessing about politics so we don't have to. and that's mary katherine hamm, ed to have in large of the website "hot air." recent magazine jack welsh and a libertarian, a republican, i'm a libertarian, i'll start with you, of the republicans, who is best, who is worst? >> rand paul for me is by far the best in the republican field. he's the most serious libertarian rung or having a serious chance at winning the nomination in generations. the worst for me by far is donald trump, who i think is someone who can't open his mouth without saying something that isn't true. he lacks the temperament. >> like what? >> the mexican government is engagin

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john stossel heard it and he's with it right now.ook a deep breath in the middle of that sound bite. what do you think of it. >> the endless stay, inequality, government didn't do enough. government spent $22 trillion on the welfare state. he could have said, sorry, we taught you to be helpless and that's why you were helpless. we paid for flood insurance to encourage you to live in low lying areas and make the hurricane force. stuart: we wouldn't reform education run the by stalini stalinist-- >> and since katrina, the schools got better. stuart: which is doing something about the education. the basic critique, the government didn't do enough for you. he blamed government inaction. >> look at the spin and the times what you're saying, praising federal action. >> i don't know what world we live in here. stuart: i was told it was george bush's fault that he didn't care about the people of new orleans and it was their performance-- >> and fema did a bad job, it's true, but government agencies almost always do. they don't have the right