kirsten powers, by the way has a new book called, the silencing."illing free speech. kirsten, i tell you, i said in the break you are a brave person because you are, you don't see many conservatives going after conservatives or liberals after liberals but in this book that is exactly what you do? >> i refer to them in the book as liberal left. i don't think they're representative of all liberals. they're not representatives of average democrat. this group of people decided debate is over on certain topics. if anybody speaks out against them they will delegitimatize them through all sorts of noxious tactics. it is not just conservatives. you see with liberals coming out, there was something in vox yesterday about liberal professor saying i'm afraid of my liberal students. it was written under a pseudonym. he is so afraid of how they're behaving on the campuses. so this is something that is not just affecting conservatives and christians, which it is. it is affecting everybody. if you step out of line on one issue they come after you and try to destro

monica crowley and from washington kirsten powers both fox news analysts.re am i going wrong here, kirsten? >>ll we have had this conversation before. do i think that racism is a serious issue in this country. i don't know why you are so unable to see that? >> because i don't think it's an epidemic of racism. i don't think it's engrain dollars in the society. and every country on earth has racist elements in it. wouldn't you concede that? every country on the planet has racist elements within it. >> what does that have to do with anything? >> it has to do with you can't have a perfect world kirsten. >> you are making two different arguments. is it we are racist and so is everybody else? >> no, no. we are not racist. we don't have a system where racism is acceptable at all. >> no. it's not acceptable. but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. >> all right. so you want a anywhere vanna, a perfect country where everybody is open-minded and malevolent. impossible. >> you always have this way it has to be one thing or the other. it can't be possible that there is

i am not angry with kirsten. i was insulted by kirsten asking you how many black friends you have.tired of being told otherwise. i was wondering if you can ask what the required number of black friends is. i want to make sure i'm not a racist. o'reilly you tried to intimidate kirsten by putting words in her mouth. as a black american it is clear to me most americans are willing to give opportunities to prosper. opportunity is not a guarantee. we must work hard get educated and learn to work with others no different than professional sports where we are successful. very well said. >>> and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. as you may know my book "killing patton" was the best selling tome in 2014. it outsold every other contemporary book by 50%. my next book set to be released in late september, "killing reagan." a very interesting thing happened this week. "killing reagan" was ignored by the book industry's magazine in a series of articles alerting readers of what is coming up did not mention "killing reagan" at all. total blackout. so my publisher called him up and said wh

you know kirsten, i'm probably going to surprise you in what i say. i had enough of this take your foot off the guy's neck. he said he's sorry. he's apologized. he wants a second chance. i believe in forgiveness. i think he's been through a lot of pain. enough already. what do you say? >> i agree with you, completely. it doesn't surprise me you would say that. i think we're probably all in agreement here. he has been punished. he's been demoted. tucker thinks it's an upgrade. i think it is a demotion. at least in his eyes. he should be given a second chance. >> it's a demotion as much as there's five people watching and they're all liberal. >> he does have a chance to make it up. he has a chance to prove what he was. i know brian, i used to work at cnbc. so i knew him. he's a decent guy. >> everybody said that. he's a funny guy. a big story teller. >> a decent news man. he does have a chance to bring his career back. >> maybe analyze this a little bit. i think we can all agree we can mention people. i said i don't think fame is healthy. it's unnatural

i'm andrea tantaros, here with us today, harris faulkner, kirsten powers today's #oneluckyguy, republicanresidential candidate and senator from the great state of florida, marco rubio is here with us on the couch and for the first time in history senator, you're officially outnumbered. >> well, great to be here. >> very happy to have you. i love the show. seen it on tv a few times. i'm excited to be here. >> you watch "outnumbered"? >> my kids are excited. >> all four of your kids. >> hopefully nye ninth grader is taking their last final exam. >> good luck. >> she is watching something went wrong. >> your beautiful wife, maybe we can get her on the couch with us as well. >> she would like to do this. she would like to you'd number me absolutely. >> we want to hear stories how you met. she is beautiful. what pickup lines marco rubio used. >> i didn't have any pickup lines. all in my book if you want to buy it, "american son." we would love to have her here. >> single twice will highlight the section. >> take tips. because she is gorgeous. get right to it, the republican race for president

. >> kirsten trump is already attacking quite openly some of his rivals from bush to walker to carly fiorina. how big a headache is he going to be for the g.o.p. this year? >> i think is he going to be a huge headache. there is no filter. he says whatever is on his mind. he turns it into a bit of a circus. the g.o.p. is doing a good job not that they have any control over it this time around it's a serious group of people and you weren't having this clown car overlay which i think he really brings to the race. >> tucker? >> totally. i mean, look, on the question of trump. he is filling the role that newt gingrich filled in the last cycle a guy who has his opinions. some of them are kind of interesting. some of them are right by the way. he can say exactly what he wants. i think it could potentially be a problem. i agree with charles 100%. jeb bush has positioned himself as an outsider. whether that's basically a plausible question or not is a question but it's the right place to be. >> brian williams got a job back at nbc. not his old job. today news anchor at msnbc. tried to explain

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"usa today" columnist and fox contributor kirsten powers argues while lebron's -- liberals were tolerant of free speech they are the opposite today. she's interviewed by sharyl attkisson author of stonewalled and a former cbs news correspondent. >> kirsten at so great to be speaking with you. welcome. >> guest: thanks sharyl. it's great to be talking with you two. >> host: let's talk about a couple of definitions right of the top. what would you say is a liberal and what would you say is a conservative? >> guest: just to be clear my book isn't a liberal versus conservative book that when i use those terms liberal is somebody was left of center and a conservative is someone who is right of center and every conservatives does not believe the same thing in every liberal does not believe the same things that they will share basic ideas about the role of government and liberals tend to see the role of government as a positive force for good and republican seat is more of a problem. >> host: your book talks about what you call that a liberal left and i will read it. part of one paragraph he sa

. >> kirsten lost a portion of her left arm below the elbow she is in stable condition but has a long road to recovery. he is keeping a possive attitude about his options, there is only one option, and that is to try to fight and live a normal life with the cards i have been dealt. >> officials in north carolina say without the quick action bye bye standers this could have been a much worse accident and that made a huge difference. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> karen thank you. >>> a collision on the pennsylvania turnpike injured a man and killed two dogs, chopper 6 hd was above the accident on the eastbound lanes of turnpike at the heaton exit in lower moore land county. the van slammed into it at 1:00 this morning, the van was carrying 80 dogs and puppies in cages, the driver was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries four men in the other vehicle were not hurt. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, two people escape a burning new york city taxi cab, what the passenger did after the driver saved her life. >>> and what a new report revealed about a

with us in new york city monica crowley and in washington kirsten powers, new book how the left is killingfree speech. powers, would you consider voting for mr. trump? >> no. >> why? >> because i don't think is he a serious candidate. i think that he says serious things inter%red with unserious things. he actually imagines to say some stuff that makes sense on foreign policy. announced syria isn't too far off. then he says other things that don't make any sense like i'm not going to tell you what my plan is because i don't want them to know or nobody is bigger or better than i am on the military. these kind of outland dish statements plus the whole birther thing that he takes credit for the fact that he got the president to have to release his birth certificate. this is not serious stuff. >> what we heard tonight, did you hear anything that you feel was unserious in your words from him tonight? >> well, what i just said. i think the way he is talking about you know nobody bigger. or won't talk about what his plan is is. >> he did in a round about way saying is he going to cut off othe oil

a 12-year-old kirsten yaa had her left arm amputated but her parents say she should be able to dee keepleg which was also betten by a shark. >>> nasa says the world is running out of water. more than half of the earth's underground aquaifers are being depleted according to to a satellite system. the issue is something scientists long suspected but this is the first detailed assessment showing the major aquifers struggling to keep up with human demand. >>> the city of cleveland and lebron james have to wait a little longer for an nba title. the golden state warriors end a 40-year drought of a nba championship. andy scholes has details. sports is next. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with innovative solutions that connect machines and people... to keep your internet of things in-sync, in real-time. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. you know our new rope has actually passed all the tests. we're ready to start with production. ok, are you doing test mark

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actually, to be fair, the contributor kirs kirsten powers. >> i don't know why you're unable to see that >> i don't think it's an epidemic of racism it'sxd not ingrained in this society and every country on earth has racist elements in it. >> larry: racist elements. what's a wrist es element anythingkneerho --negronium. the times you're going to find nogronium is south carolina. if o'reilly can't find a brother to have on his show i'm going to invite myself. play that last clip again. >> i do think racism is a serious issue in this country. and i don't know why you are so unable to see that. >> because i don't think it's an epidemic of racism, i don't think it's ingrained in the society. >> larry: this time, okay. actually bill, you're right. it's not an epidemic because this [bleep] happens all the time. it's not a plague it's the common [bleep] cold. next. >> the world is being told by anti-american haters that we are rank racist society and that is a lie. all right you monica. >> are individual racists sadly yes. does institutional racism exist anymore. no it does not. >> larry: okay

. >> kirsten trump is already attacking quite openly some of his rivals from bush to walker to carly. how big a headache is he going to be for the g.o.p. this year? >> i think is he going to be a huge headache. there is no filter. he says whatever is on his mind. he turns it into a bit of a circus. the g.o.p. is doing a good job not that they have any control over it this time around it's a serious group of people and you weren't having this clown car overlay which i think he really brings to the race. >> tucker? >> totally. i mean, look, on the question of trump. he is filling the role that newt gingrich filled in the last cycle a guy who has his opinions. some of them are kind of interesting. some of them are right by the way. he can say exactly what he wants. i think it could potentially be a problem. i agree with charles 100%. jeb bush has positioned himself as an outsider. whether that's basically a plausible question or not is a question but it's the right place to be. >> brian williams got a job back at nbc. not his old job. today news anchor at msnbc. tried to explain his fal

this month there have been six. 8-year-old brady noy survived with minor injuries but 12-year-old kirstenao and 16-year-old hunter treschl each lost an arm. >> north carolina's a very popular tourist destination with lots of beach visits, lots of time in the water, these incidences will happen. >> reporter: researchers at the university of north carolina have been studying the predators for decades. while the state has seen a shark surge this year, south carolina, california and florida by far have the most reported attacks on record. this sighting near orange county just posted on youtube. so with the 4th of july around the corner, some vacationers are taking their chances. but some moms like sarah miller are cautious. >> we're not going super far. i mean, i don't think i'd take her out, you know, very far. >> reporter: right now there's no consensus among experts about why all these shark attacks are happening in north carolina. only that there appear to be more swimmers in the water. lester? >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> when we come back, the place where vaccinating your child ma

i worked very closely with kirsten. i think she is right. i think we have an obligation to protect the men and women of our military to ensure that they are safe and in not we got a majority of the senate. two years in a row voting for it it. hasn't passed it. president obama's fighting to stop it. there are a lot of senators both republicans and democrats are fighting to stop it but his right reform and i think it's a reform that we are going to see enacted because it does protects our soldiers and sailors and airmen and marines but also furthers disappointed if you have a military unit for servicemen and women are afraid of sexual assault and not confident that the military justice system will protect them that undermines the effectiveness of our military. think we have an obligation to protect the soldiers. >> host: as you well know you have not been without criticism even within your own party. you have since apologized but when john mccain referred to as a wacko bird what was your reaction? >> guest: i like john mccain and i respect joh

joining us in the studios kirsten grives. she is a doctoral candidate in the department of soology at ucla and the author of"mirror mirror off the ll, how i learned to love body by not looking at it for a year." now, i can't imagine th because of the nature of the work that i do. so i'm looking at the headline and thinking couldn't do that. so youpent a long time working on this book. >> i did. >> tell me what the motivation was. >> ll as a sociology graduate student, my research focus is on body image and women'sissues. so i surprised myself that when i was engaged tbe married i kind of got cghtup in all of that bridal hoopla about looking beautiful that one day and i felt so frustrated with myself about my own body image issues that i decide to needed something big to push back on that bigedia telling me i needed to look perfect. >> first tell me about th uncomfortableness you had with your body image. >> well when i was in high school and college i had anorexia. i recovered from it butart of recovery is staying really in t

joining us in the studio is kirsten grives.doctoral candidate in the dertment of sociology at ucla and the author of"mirror mirror off the ll, how i learned to love body by not looking at it for a year. now, i can't imagine th because of the nature of the work that i do so i'm looking at the headline and thinking i couldn't do that. so youpent a long time working on this book. >> i did. >> tell me whathe motivation was. >> well as a sociology graduate student, my research focus is on body image and women'sissues. so i surprised myself that when i wasngaged to be married i kind of got caughtup in all of that bridal hoopla about loing beautiful that one day and i felt so frustrated with myself about my own body image issues that i decided to needed something big toush back on that bigedia telling me i needed to look perfect. >> first tell me about th uncomfortableness you had with your body image. >> well when i was in high school a college i had anorexia. i recored from it butart of recovery is stayin really in tune with how you

kirsten lost a portion of her arm. her parents say she is expected to keep her leg, although she has a long road to recovery. the hospital expected to update her condition at the top of the hour. >> let's move now to the race for the white house and the candidate everybody is talking about this morning. today both parties are welcoming donald trump to the race. he's already getting to meet voters in iowa after the surprise campaign announcement. and before he left for the hawk eye state, he spoke with our political correspondent kasie hunt about some of the more controversial aspects of that now infamous speech launching his candidacy. >> in your speech today you said that quote, some rapists are coming across the border with mexico mexico. >> absolutely. you have rapists, not their finest people. they are sending us people -- people from other than mexico also. drug dealers coming across. we have rapists and killers and murderers. do you think they are going to send us their best people and finest people? the answer i

kirsten, can you tell us more about the suspect and the hunt to find him? >> reporter: i did hear from two other family members they heard from people there that the man did join the bible study for a short time before he opened fire and he was described as a white male, 21 years old with sandy blond hair obviously extremely dangerous. the police are saying if you hear anything know anything please call police immediately. there will be a reward offered. they're determining that amount this opening. and there was a man that fit the description of the shooter that was handcuffed earlier but police are not saying what if anything he had to do with this crime. >> reporter kristin mcfann on the scene. thank you very much. recapping that deadly church shooting in charleston nine killed at a historic black ame church. >> this is a young white man, the gunman attended part of the bible study, just hearing our reporter on the ground saying he was there for a short time before he got up and started opening fire. he is still at large this morning. obviously considere

the family of kirsten yao says he's in stable condition.st her arm, she is expected to keep her leg. for that we are grateful her family says. we want to thank the good samaritans and emergency responders whose clear heads and quick actions saved her life. since then no more attacks, but several possible shark sightings around the area keeping beachgoers on edge. >> i'm very worried. we've gone here for years and nothing like this has ever happened before. >> for hunter a colorado native it will be a vacation he'll never forget. >> thank you for everybody's support. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news oak island north carolina. >> wow, what a sweet kid. wish him nothing but the best. >>> another shark bite survivor is sharing very exciting news. it was a big story when pro surfer bethany hamilton lost her arm in a shark attack but the consummate show never shied away from returning to the surf and her board and now she has a new title, mother. she shared this photo with her husband announcing their new baby boy, isn't that sweet? blessed

disagree with this decision and they have made them seem like somehow they are not only bigots as kirsten powers has said but even more than that and i think you see news organizations across the board not having a healthy debate. journalism is dying, and it's not just on this issue. it's on a variety of issues where -- >> i want to get to the obamacare ruling in our remaining minute. julie, there's been a lot of criticism, very personal against john roberts for writing this obamacare ruling. it's the second time he's kind of saved obamacare, but he said when he was confirmed as a supreme court justice he would call balls and strikes. why is this so personal? >> i guess it's personal because the very people who opposed obamacare and oppose it had vehemently are the same people who pushed for john roberts to be confirmed and went to bat for him with the conservative movement and believed that they were getting a conservative and i think a lot of them feel that yet another bush president, the first was father george herbert walker bush, and the second a son put a supreme court justice on th

. >> the two attacks came less than two weeks after 12-year- old kirsten yao lost her left arm below the elbow. night minutes later and two miles away a shark maimed 16- year-old hunter treshel. >> it was biting up my left arm, treshel has been released from the hospital. yao is still at north carolina's children's hospital. >> shark attacks are extremely unlikely events. >> reporter: dan able says it is too early to tell whether there has been an uptick in shark bites or why. but the chances are still low. >> they often release without doing any damage. >> yeah but that still takes you by surprise. earlier this month a hammer head shark was spotted in the waters off ocean city. >>> an emotional and historic weekend across the country and around the world. same sex couples now have the right to be married in all 50 states >> just the fact that i can marry my partner and i can live anywhere. no one can tell me that is wrong. >> parades spanned the globe from chile to mexico to san francisco. >>> it is 6:29. it is monday, june 29th. i'm andrea reason. we are looking at a perfect day wi

. >> bergman: senator kirsten gillibrand authored legislation that would change how sexual assault is handled in the military, and now she's backing new federal laws to strengthen rape investigations on college campuses. >> with this bill, instead of treating accusers and accused with unequal standards, the accusers and accused would have the same access to all due process rights. >> bergman: when we look at the janitorial industry, for instance, we're talking about low-paid, often undocumented people. >> right. so those who are targeted in that industry are vulnerable so they may not be able to navigate the legal system, they may not feel that their immigration status allows them to even report a complaint. >> bergman: we interviewed a county attorney who declined to prosecute a rape case in which he believed the victim but he said, "unfortunately and tragically in this case, all we had basically was her word and his word." do you agree? do you need physical evidence to prosecute rape? >> no, because the testimony of the survivor is evidence, and so it's whether she's believable or n

kirsten and michael moynihan thank you for being here.ing up another miss america talks about her book getting real. she will tell is the most embarrassing moment as miss america. look at how hot she is. oh my gosh, look at that. >> gretchen carlson is a familiar face at "fox news." she has been with fox and friends for eight years and she has her own show the real story every day on fmc. you may not know she was a prodigy or she went on to win her miss america crown before she started her career as a reporter. all that and more is detailed in a new book getting real out today. hi wretched. i have been looking at the video and i haven't seen it for so long. look at the hair. >> i love that. >> it's amazing. >> you told any to stanford you were going to take time off from school and the turkey rating at stanford and run for miss america. you were told it was a horrible idea which i think was stupid however if you had stayed at stanford what do you think would have happened? >> i probably would have been a lawyer. i took my lsat the same ti

. >> he was the second victim in that area that day. 90 minutes earlier kirsten was bitten by a shark she will be okay but needs surgeries and rehab. >>> singer neil young wants doneal trump to stop rocking to his music on his campaign tour. >> young says he never gave trump permission to use the song young is a canadian citizen and cannot vote here any way. >>> mission control was in mercer county today as the work of some astronauts took flight. >> three two, one! the blue sky was streaked with hand made rockets outside of the robinson school here in him hamilton and their the rockets hit the ground and then they head to the repair station so the students can take them home for a souvenir for the day. >>> a nice afternoon whatever you wanted to do. >> meteorologist adam joseph, is standing by with word that this is short lived. >> the sunshine through much of the day. the cloud cover coming in from the west and the humidity remains low and the humidity is not bad for this time of year. chilly at the shore as the clouds come in east wind, 75 in sea isle city, it warms some 79 in wilm

i'm andrea tantaros, here with us today, harris faulkner, kirsten powers today's #oneluckyguy, republicandidate and senator from the great state of florida, marco rubio is here with us on the couch and for the first time in history senator, you're officially outnumbered. >> well, great to be here. >> very happy to have you. i love the show. seen it on tv a few times. i'm excited to be here. >> you watch "outnumbered"? >> my kids are excited. >> all four of your kids. >> hopefully nye ninth grader is taking their last final exam. >> good luck. >>

kirsten and michael moynihan thank you for being here.er miss america talks about her book getting real. she will tell is the most embarrassing moment as miss america. look at how hot she is. oh my gosh, look at that. that will be right here, stay tuned, next. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. >> gretchen carlson is a familiar face at "fox news." she has been with fox and friends for eight years and she has her own show the real story every day on fmc. you may not know she was a prodigy or she went on to win her miss america crown before she started he

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the kirstening today was in mobile, alabama where the combat ship was built.ncelling two shoes in europe. the lead singer fell off of the show and broke his leg. saktor john stamos arrested for dwi. he is on full house. >> and now brain tumors are hard to pinpoint. it is a way to stop the cancer in its tracks. it is the deadliest brain tumors that faceup. they join us with the details. this is exciting news man, my family has had experience in this. once it hits it seems almost impossible to stop. >> life expectancy is 15 months which is a short time and only a third or less than a third survive after two years. and one of the things that makes it hard to treat, is normally where you remove cancer it is tricky in the brain, you you can't remove to which brain. here the exciting development found that the cancer repairs its when you remove it. it has its own stem cells and they take over and regenerate the cancer and there is a couple of protones that are fast two and pbc 20. >> and the cancer is able to regenerate itself. they can knock it out. and get rid of

kimberly: treschl was the second attacked in the area on that day. 12-year-old kirsten lost a portion of her left arm below her elbow in an attack about 90 minutes earlier. leon: now researchers tonight are saying that this decade is on track to hit a new record for shark attacks. there is a reason that you are noticing an uptick of the report of the encounters. first federal wildlife protection are working and they are helping the shark populations rebound. second, more people are taking beach vacations because the economy is getting better. last year there were 72 shark attacks worldwide. three of them fatal. speaking of sharks, this one not necessarily a dangerous or scary one we checked on a location of a familiar face to us friendly shark if you like. kimberly: marie lee. a sweet name. the great white. she has been up and down the east coast and came by the beaches in may. looped down south. tonight she is swimming around the orange dot on your screen off the continental shelf somewhere between jacksonville and savannah. she is one busy lady. leon: yeah. a sweet lady with eight r

kirsten of new york state is outspoken and sponsoring legislation to sponsor how colleges deal with thechools that mishandle the cases. i spoke with the senator about it. i guess everybody who is a father and sent a young daughter to college is stricken by this news. one in five women who sign up as freshman are likely in fact do get assaulted sexually. >> these statistics and issue is alarming and what we need to do is flip the incentives on the institutions because right now it's not worth the while to report cases. we're trying to create transparency by having a talk about the campus, if they have ever been raped, what happened? did they report? if not, what happened? we've increased fines to actually hold them accountable when not reporting the crimes or adjudicating them properly. we want to professionalize the process. we have a lot of training and confidential trainer on campus so there is a uniform process at every school for how the cases are reviewed. we basically need to flip the incentives on the schools so they can begin to get it right. >> a lot of fathers try to encourage

for 2.5 years i have worked closely with kirsten gillibrand. she and i disagree on a number of issues but she has been heroic infighting to combat sexual assault and rape in the military. she has introduced reforms to change the decision of whether to prosecute a sexual assault case from a commanding officer to an impartial prosecutor outside the military. i have worked closely with her on that. we have an obligation protect the men and women of our military to ensure that they are safe. with that we have the majority of the senate. it has not been passed yet. president obama is fighting to stop it. there are a lot of democrats and republicans fighting to stop it, but it is the right reform. it is the reform that we will see an acted -- enacted because it protects our soldiers but also offers good discipline. if you have a military unit where servicemen and women are afraid of sexual assault, not confident that the military justice system will protect them, that undermines the effectiveness of our military. steve: as you know, you have not been

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> host: it is so great to speak with you kirsten powers "the silencing" great to be talking to you also. >> host: let's stop -- start with a couple of definitions. what is a liberal and was a conservative? >> guest: just to be clear my book is not a liberal forces conservative but i mean of liberal left of center and conservative is right-of-center and to those are not necessarily the same things. but i will share some basic ideas about the role of government to be more positive force for good and conservatives see it as a problem. >> host: in your talk -- a book talks about the liberal left in one paragraph you said with no sense of irony or shame the liberal left will engaged in misogynist tone of attacks of their own in the effort to deal with the people who dissent from the old betty decided few. that seems to be the theme behind the book for you can elaborate on that. >> guest: i called in the far left from the liberals i think they do still value the idea of of free-speech in a sense and don't speak to the silence people but the liberal left may, i

. >> march 2015, democrats cory booker and kirsten gillibrand along with republican rand paul have justgislation in our lifetime. if it passes, it would create a fundamental change in the way the united states views and treats marijuana. >> our drug laws in this country as a whole need a revolution of common sense and compassion. >> for starters, it would do something scientists have been begging for, reschedule cannabis from schedule one to schedule two. >> once you make the class of drugs schedule two you can research it and find out when you can use it, when does it make sense? that's what is necessary here. so simple. >> reporter: the bill would mandate more farms to grow research grade marijuana and allow greater access to it for those in need, including veteran, who would for the fist time be able to get a prescription for me disal marijuana from the v.a. hospitals. >> let's stop the pot hypocrisy. people in public office throughout the senate said they have smoked recreationally. how much of a hypocrite do you have to be? i'm not going to support this idea that as a medicine for

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