- come along now, katharine. you have work to do ! excuse us one moment. - you can't tell me what to do ! - are you feeling okay ? katharine, meet me in the kitchen this instant. come into the kitchen ! what's wrong with him ? maybe there is a full moon. please. i need to talk to both of you... in the kitchen ! okay. fine. we'd love to see your restaurant's kitchen. do you mind ? - oh, no, no, no ! that's impossible ! - it is ? yes. it's the board of health. they are very strict. only employees are allowed in the kitchen. i have a little problem. okay. but you owe us one. a big one. my friends ! welcome to my cafe ! - you have already welcomed us, gamal. - i know ! i felt the need to do it again ! is there anything else i can get you, mr. al-jibali ? - not right now, thank you. - i'll get to work on next week's specials. hello, everybody. you're back already ? oh. good. jamal. i just heard about another robbery down the block. how is the alarm coming along ? i want you to finish hooking it up right away. what are you talking about jam

what do you say mary katharine? >> i think what the "new york times" says is we should look at mandatory sentencing requirements on federal level and see if they are working offer overloading the system. i don't think that's unreasonable thing. partly because of conservative i look at all levels of government and say are we using money as efficient as possible. i wish the left would take skeptical eye to other things. area where you can say for instance in florida the state drug trafficking law what makes you a big criminal, a drug trafficker, a drug dealer is to have i believe, 7 pills of oxy can be the amount that you are caught with so, you are actually ensnarg people who are maybe addicted who are victims of these other bigger drugs. >> bill: let's take it out of the theoretical realm both of you. >> but that's real. >> bill: your daughter, you know, 19 years old, all right? dead because she takes oxycontin, rovment o.d.'s and she is dead. the person who sells her that all right? what should happen to that perso

hold it mary katharine. let me control the interview, all right?> go ahead. >> bill: i mean, i feel juan's pain. juan is he a scared doesn't know where is he going to be living in five years. he may be fired in five minutes. >> that's true. >> bill: juan has to depend on the entitlement culture that we have. juan, you can't sit there and tell me, juan, that you are frightened about paul ryan's selection. you cannot do that because you know you are not frightened. sea politician like every other politician. he will modify his views to fit into what the majority of the party want. and you can't sit there and tell me you are afraid granny is going to get pushed over the cliff. so, stop it? >> that's not true, bill. bill, let me. >> bill: you ar. are afraid? >> right now in washington, you have tea party freshman in the congress who absolutely love paul ryan, love paul ryan's budget who see him as really serious about making major cuts in this budget deficit. >> bill: you juan williams are frightened of this selection. >> >> bill, i happen to be pretty

too blaz za with the theory about it now, here is the question i asked mary katharine, you have a 19-ar-old daughter. girl od's on oxycontin and i have a letter coming up in this broadcast exact same situation dies. you know the person who sold her the oxycontin, go to the police, what should happen to that person? >> that person broke the law. that person should be prosecuted. >> bill: now you are being -- i'm telling you now you are gone. >> in my world it's legal and if my daughter dies, i'm terribly sorry but the dealer is no more responsible than the wine dealer is responsible when someone has a dui. >> bill: it is never going to happen in the united states of america where heroin and crack cocaine and oxycontin are going to be legal over-the-counter drugs. it's never going to happen. but if your daughter turns up dead, all right? and you want the person prosecuted, correct? >> my daughter is 27. >> bill: why do you want that person prosecuted, why? >> because he broke the law. >> just because he broke the law. >> i shouldn't decide because my daughter died of her own abuse. that

katharine suggests she was tricked into getting on a plane to tucson, arizona, and when she arrived thereren. she had no idea she was even reported missing. oprah winfrey has decided a portion of this will play out in prime time. la toya jackson says she's be working with oprah on a new reality series around her life. it was announced thursday describing it as a candid look inside the life of the outspoken jackson sibling. it's being called "life with la toya" and makes its debut in 2013. should be interesting. snul i can say is those poor kids. >>> let's switch gears and talk act beyonce. she wants to direct, produce, and star in a documentary about beyonce. >> well, why not? we're going to see a whole lot more from her. "the los angeles times" reports she's been shopping around the documentary to hollywood stew owes about her life and career. the report say she's pitching a concert-style movie, which she will produce, direct, and appear in and we'll get to see her in concert but also get a behind-the-scenes look into her life as a business mogul and mother. up until very recently she wa

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mary katharine ham, ryan clayton, thank you both. >> thanks for having us.: hard when you have to draw them out so much. you did a good job about that. rick: i know. jenna: well in arizona, city drenched, the water washing away cars. we'll tell you the latest from this part of the country and folks that had to be rescued out of all this. >>> new information in the "fast and furious" investigation. republican lawmakers releasing a new report on the failed gun-walking operation. we'll talk with one of the authors, republican senator charles grassley of iowa. hi, senator. we'll see you right after the commercial. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement

. >> the remaining three individuals, this committee voted to subpoena, mary katharine ishey, walter kookshank and kaylee handy, is there any reason to believe that any one of these people has important information related to this investigation? >> i have no information to believe that they were involved, in either the 30 day report or executive summary. >> the core function of i.g.s is to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the department programs, and so uncover fraud, waste and buse and many ways, i.g.s look out for the taxpayer, to make sure they get their money t worth from the federal government. how much of your office's time an resources have been consumed, responding to the majority investigation of this one issue. >> i have not calculated that amount but it's been significant. >> have the committees, multiple and extensive, document request taken you and other senior staff away from your core work? >> i would say yes. >> ms. kendall, your office recently provided the committee a list of many important jobs that are either ongoing or that have been completed over the

joining us for a fair and balanced debate, mary katharine ham, editor-at-large for hotair.com and a fox news contributor. chris comean has, former chief of staff to west virgina senator, joe manchin. welcome to both of you. the impression, mary katherine, president obama with the stroke of a pen undid what president clinton and the congress got together to today back in 1996. am i wrong? >> yeah, the fact he did undo a lot of that and states can make different decisions now based on this waiver but the basic idea, look he didn't actually have the authority to do this. the obama administration enjoys doing things with stroke of a pen maybe not legally it is supposed to do. the 1996 law was built on great bipartisan consensus the things that obama supports allegedly. yet now after they had the fights and hard-fought consensus he says we're not doing that anymore. i think they're trying to clean up a mess after the fact now. this is 80% issue with folks, with americans to have work connected to welfare. and now they're saying oh, we didn't do that but they did. they specifically cited that

new hampshire, katharine of our independent line, good morning. caller: good morning.t: republican candidates were there yesterday. what do you think? caller: i called to speak on the economy and how to perhaps fix it. it will be a long wait before the wealth of corporations, wall street, and the bridge trickle- down. the cost of most everything, gas, health care, higher education have risen dramatically. the only thing that has not risen is the minimum wage. we need to raise the minimum wage to $20 per hour. don't chemical and on the minimum wage but make it a solid $20 per hour. -- don't a nickel and dime the minimum wage but make a solid $20 per hour. taxes will be paid to pay down our national debt, spending would increase, and we would need less government programs. the rich would go to outsourcing for hiring cheaper labor but they will pay higher taxes. small businesses might say $20 per hour is impossible. small businesses hiring people would pay a lower tax rate. passing $20 per hour minimum wage would spark a stimulus. host: anthony carnavale will talk about a

when i look at my daughter mary katharine and my son, baby john, i have no choice but to be optimistic to waste this opportunity. we have an opportunity to replace small rudderless confusion with bold, purposeful leadership. let's do better. romney and paul ryan and send barack obama and joe biden on a permanent vacation. god bless you, and they got continue to bless the united states of america. thank you. >> now we will hear from our candidates for the united states senate. please give a warm welcome to our senate candidate for the great state of nebraska, deb fi sher. >> hello, thank you. i am a wife, the mother of three grown sons. i'm a rancher and a small business owner, and the citizen legislator. becoming a u.s. senator was never an addition of mine. but over the last four years, i have become very dismayed with the record spending, the record debt, and the record unemployment. the obama administration has been out of touch with the american people, and they had given our country -- driven our country toward the end of a fiscal cliff. we are on track to become the first generat

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