let's say laura ingraham gets who she wants and the bill craters candidate clinton will saleh teen knowe. >> laura: i have this idea people no matter where they came from and what their background want better wages and higher wages. i think this bill will keep their wages suppressed. i think you can get people to vote for you if you thank you very much. coming up. a florida university has reinstated a teacher who made a student participate in a exercise deeply offensive to christians. we are going to bring you the latest when we return. >> laura: in the factor flashback segment tonight, back in march florida atlantic university instructor instructed his communications class to write the word jesus on a piece of paper. put it on the floor and then stomp on it there was a huge public outcry over this offensive exercise, especially after one student, ryan row tell la was punished for refusing to participate. the teacher was placed on administrative leave. but now he is back. sau -- fau just reinstated dr. pool who is the vice chair of the palm beach county democratic party. bill spoke with

. >> laura: hi, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. racial tensions in the trayvon martin trial that the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you probably heard testimony of rachel jeantel who was on the phone with him right before he was shot by george zimmerman. on a few key points, her story has changed from what she originally told authorities. she described zimmerman this way, according to what martin told her. >> she said the man looked creepy. >> creepy white, cracker. >> they are having trouble hearing you. take your time. >> creepy ass cracker. >> you are saying in the culture that you live in, in your community, people call people there call white people crackers? >> yes, sir. >> and do they use the "n" word regularly? >> yes, sir. >> she went on to say that she didn't think this was racist. for many nonblacks this was shocking to hear. after all paula deen has been excoriated for the last week and lost most of hers business interest for admitting to using the "n" word in the past. yet liberal defenders of ms. jeant

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly.n the factor follow-up segment tonight, two tantalizing legal cases. new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez charged tonight with murder after authorities discovered a dead body one mile from his massachusetts mansion. but, first, an update in the george zimmerman murder trial. today trayvon martin's friend racism jeantel took the stand. she was on the phone with the 17-year-old when he was shot. during that call trayvon told her he was being followed. >> i asked him what the man looked like. he looked like a creepy [inaudible] >> lead me make sure we got that. >> creepy ass cracker. >> is that what you recall him saying? >> yeah. >> is that mean you mean like a white individual? >> yes. >> >> laura: i like that follow-up quell. much tell us what the jury heard. a homicide prosecutor. ansica let me start with you. first of all that moment was interesting for a bunch of reasons. the sense of being there that night, he -- and what the defense wanted not to happen is to paint this

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laura ingraham has some thoughts.lso open warfare in great britain between muslim jihadists and angry citizens. we'll tell you all about that. >> caution you are about to the enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now! ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. federal government out of control. that is the subject. seen every night i'm sitting here telling you about another horror story in washington. today we learned that americans that have verizon telephone services are being spied upon by the national security agency, nsa, intelligence gathering group that monitors communications abroad. just a few moments megyn kelly will tell us about the spying program. headline is this -- the nsa and verizon have all your calls, they know who you called and how long you stayed on the phone and apparently they are not listening to your calls just cataloging them. obama administration says this is necessary to fight the war on terror. even liberal americans are openly criticizing the president. >> every week we discover that they

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. we want to get strata to the drama unfolding in sanford, florida, where the prosecution's star witness in the george zimmerman murder trial wrapped up her spellbinding testimony. rachel jeantel is the 19-year-old friend on the phone with trayvon martin moments before he was shot and killed. testimony she gave yesterday elevated the racial component of the trail after she said that trayvon described zimmerman as a, quote, cracker. today the defense revisited that issue. >> describing the person is what made you think it was racial. >> yes. >> that's because he described him as a creepy ass cracker? >> yes. >> so it was racial, but it was because trayvon martin put race in this. >> no. >> you don't think hats a racial comment? >> no. >> you don't think that creepy ass cracker is a racial comment? >> no. >> not racial? okay. according to jeantel, that's apparently just how people talk. >> my question is, do you recall mr. west asking you that trayvon martin referred to the man that was f

. >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the immigration debate unfolds. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. this immigration reform drama playing out on capitol hill right now really should have its own play bill that way everyone will know the members of the cast, the understudies, the members of the orchestra and all the key stage hands. as i said about three months ago, this spectacle has been directed all along by the white house and brilliantly choreographed by liberal new york senator chuck schumer. today the "new york times" confirms the white house's stealth campaign to run the immigration negotiation. president obama's staff has even set up shop in senate work space and has been drafting language for amendments and then they have been giving other amendments thumbs up or thumbs down. and let's not forget by the way the president's point person on immigration is none other than cecilia mumos the senior vice president of the group known as the race in spanish. the dialogue in this off broadway p

joining us from houston is miss laura ingraham. why is this bad in your opinion? >> well, a couple of things, bill. first of all, young girls as young as 9, 10, and 11, i think in about 10% of the cases medical research shows girls of that age have reproductive capacity. the studies on this drug, regardless of whether you like the drug or not, the studies are nonexistent for girls of that age. pediatric association has raised that issue saying, look, regardless of the underlying issue whether you like it or not, we need longitudinal studies. long-term studies on perhaps the effect on young girl's future fertility and hormonal reproductive development. if this pill is taken not just once but as a matter of course as a lot of people are concerned could happen, especially if this, as it is happening. get a pack of bubble gum or batteries. we are talking about young women in most states statutory rape laws are in effect. young women shouldn't be having sex, little girls shouldn't be having sex, 76% of the time that the girls report sexual activity at such a young age,

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly.n the is it legal segment tonight, two hot topics including surprising supreme court decision. we start with day 2 of the george zimmerman murder trial and the prosecution's direct examination of the officer who found his body. >> did you see any movement from trayvon martin's body as you approached him? >> no, sir, i did not. >> did you hear any sounds coming from trayvon martin when you approached him? >> no, sir, i did not. >> did you attempt to see if trayvon martin was still alive? >> yes, sir. >> how did you do that? >> i i attempted to get his pulse, sir. >> where did you attempt to take his pulse from? >> on his neck, sir. >> have you had training in that. >> yes, i have. >> did you detect a pulse on trayvon martin. >> no, sir, did i not. >> laura: here now kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. what was the main headline today? very emotional first saw the body. giving us a bird's eye view. >> close up image when he is flat on his back and he is shot through the chest. i think that

talk to your doctor. >> laura: thanks for staying with us, i'm laura ingraham for n.officials have offered to hand over american soldier bo bo berg he disappeared from base in 2009. he is believed to be held in pakistan. obama administration was not comentle committal about the proposal. joining us from new york is geraldo rivera. i think about this sergeant being held for all this time, all these years. his family, it's heart breaking. but, does this kind of deal make sense from, you know, a long-term progressive and does it give incentives to terrorists that capture more of our soldiers or maybe even american citizens overseas? >> great questions, laura, let me just give you a little historical context. remember what the israelis have done in the past when it comes to prisoner exchanges. i know that this one seems lopsided to people. giving up five. would be giving up five of these gitmo detainees in exchange if for one of us. they have given up 500 in exchange for a single israeli pow. i'm absolutely full heart warmingly endorsing this proposal. i want sergeant ber

in addition to having you on today, laura ingraham always joins us on tuesday at this time. standing. laura, what do you make of this secret e-mail thing that apparently is cooking right now in the administration? >> if we're waiting for president obama to take the lead on this, i think we're going to have a very long wait. it begs the question why? the understanding is that they needed these secret e-mail accounts because their e-mail -- official e-mail was filled with a lot of extraneous e-mail. it was overloaded with too much e-mail. well, isn't that what we all deal with in our everyday lives? it's ridiculous. clearly they want to make it more difficult for people to track what's going on behind closed doors and senator rubio is exactly right. this demonstrates why big government initiatives, big government, big bureaucracy, these unwieldy administrative agencies have got to be shrunk. the spending has got to be tamed in washington and the people have to have a bird's eye view of what goes on behind closed doors, whether it's an issue that we're talking about now, the irs

laura ingraham joins us.y black eye is just when i rub my eye after all this make-up. then it's like, you look like alice cooper! cool! >> steve: and school is out. >> school is out for summer. name that tune in three beats. >> steve: let's talk about the nsa leaker, edward snowden now. >> where is waldo? >> steve: we think he is in moscow, but apparently, according to the south china morning post, he specifically took the job at booze allen hamilton. it was less money than he was making before. he decided he was going to make 120,000 because in that particular job at booze allen, he would have the master key. he can see all the machines all over the world. >> how disturbing is it that so much of our sensitive national security information is being contracted out? but i think of all the revelations and a lot of these are quite startling, that, i think, hasn't gotten enough attention. 80% of these positions are filled by contract workers? i remember when i was graduating from college eons ago, booze allen, a g

is laura ingraham who joins us once a week and there she is. hey, laura. >> it's so early for ed. to stick around for the late show. >> okay, fine. >> steve: what do you think about the president of the united states on with charlie rose where he's saying, i don't know why everybody is angry at me. i'm very transparent, even though everything is in secret? >> yeah. first of all, it's silly to talk about transparent. to some extent we don't want everything that the nsa is doing to be transparent, otherwise it's not a spy agency, number one. number two, when the president starts talking about well, i'm not dick cheney, you know he's in choppy waters. i think as cheney said in his interview the other night, i believe on fox, no, he's not dick cheney because the bush administration probably wouldn't have allowed this type of crazy leaking by someone like snowden to take place. at least we hope it wouldn't. so again, i think people are kind of still wading through all of this. but of course he's not transparent. on one hand you don't want it to be transparent, on the other hand, most p

laura ingraham recently told him on fox news . . .are starting to label rubio a washington insider who has gone soft on conservatism. >> i recognize there's a division among conservatives about it. i respect other people's views on it. i understand why they are frustrated by it. >> michael: it looks once again like even the mere thought of compromise is dividing the republican party, shock. joining us now from rochester, new york is david shuster, current tv correspondent. david welcome back into "the war room." >> thank you for having me michael. >> michael: we have big issues to talk about with immigration. conservatives seem torn about rubio's approach. looking toward the 2016 presidential election, senator lindsey graham said . . . is the republican party admitting, david that they need the latino community and what does that mean for immigration reform? >> well, the republicans have long argued that latinos are inherently conservative. i have never quite understood that argument but it has been around for a long time. and republi

laura ingraham has got an opinion and she joins us next music ... music ...verybody. today is tuesday, june 11, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you have a fantastic day. brand-new developments overnight in the nsa whistle blower story. edward snowden just disappeared. where did he go? can the justice department catch up to him? the breaking details moments away. >> steve: and brand-new this morning, the obama administration is scrapping age restrictions on birth control. the white house says it's okay for a five-year-old to buy the morning after pill. what do you think about that? we're going to talk to laura ingraham in moments. >> brian: a clown on the field and now seemingly in the courtroom. chad johnson slaps his lawyer on the butt after getting good news about probation and community service instead of jail. but that butt slap earned him jail. >> if that ain't the height of idiocy, i don't know what is! >> brian: more from fired up steven a. smith straight ahead. "fox & friends'" third hour starts... oh, o say does that star spangled banner yet wave

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly and please remember, the spin stops here, because we're always looking out for you. have a great weekend >>> welcome to hannity. tonight, full coverage of the george zimmerman murder trial. throughout the program, highlights from day five and legal and law enforcement experts to break it down for you. first, the most shocking revelation from the day's testimony. a neighbor who witnessed the "tussle" between george zimmerman and trayvon martin. john good saw martin on top of zimmerman. watch this. >> at that point, could you tell there was one individual there at least or two people? >> i could tell there were two when they were still vertical. >> all right. and you could -- could you tell at that time in terms of describing who was on top and who was on the bottom? >> i could only see colors of clothing. >> the color of clothing on top, what could you see? >> it was dark. >> how about the color of clothing at the bottom. >> i believe it was a light white or red color. >> and are you going from memory, sincit was only a matter of seconds, right? >

i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reily. and the spin stops right here. we're looking out for you. >>> welcome to "hannity" tonight, the united states senate is moving closer to pass controversial immigration reform bill. vice presidential nominee, wisconsin congressman paul ryan joins us live from washington with reaction. here is the very latest. earlier today on the senate floor, $38 billion so-called border surge amendment approved in a 69-29 votes. 53 sided with the majority to sign the plan this promises to add 20,000 border patrol agents, construct a 700 mile fence. and we'll see if promises will be kept. take a look. >> what happened is that 19,000 border patrol agents are never deployed? the people here have been raised to rpi status, they won't be removed. and border security, well, you're going no have border security under this amendment ten years down the road. not today. the grand compromise makes false promises, makes more money at the border, no accountability to get the job done. >> senator grassley later returned to the floor and blocked

laura ingraham live with more. >> hi.amily and friends streamed into the church of the holy spirit in boston's neighborhood today where odin lloyd was remembered. some members of lloyd's team, the boston bandits, showed up for the funeral in their team jerseys. they were also heard chanting lloyd's name as pallbearers placed his casket in a hears outside. the last known suspect involved in this case is now in custody. 44-year-old ernest wallace turned himself in yesterday without incident in florida. he will be charged with accessory after the fact. wallace has not spoken with investigators about loy's murder. he's awaiting extradition to massachusetts. former new england patriots star aaron hernandez has been charged with lloyd's execution-style murder. hernandez has been denied bail twice and awaiting trial behind bars. we spoke with someone from the bristol county sheriff's office who told us hernandez remains in a 7 by ten cell by himself. his demeanor, calm and cool. and he has no special protection at this time. inv

radio talk show host laura ingraham, former democratic senator evan bayh, jennifer rubin of "the washington post," and amy walter from the cook political reporter. emails, phone records, and also, laura, he invited a bunch of bureau chiefs to have off-the-record sessions with him. most of them, not all, but most said no thank you. how did the attorney general do this week? >> i think he did pretty poorly as i think public polls will show. the trust in government is declining. i think the trust in both parties is at an all-time low, but our federal government, whether it's the irs, i know you'll talk about, or the justice department. we look to the justice department to be as much as possible nonideological. i think you touched on this idea of the fishing expedition, using a reporter, calling him a co-conspirator, a potential co-conspirator, only to get more information, they say about this individual, but was it really? was there something else going on? i think we need the documents. i think congress wants more documents on this. we want to know if the perjury statute was violated. was the

accused of racism, the last folks i would want sitting around defending me were glenn beck and laura ingrahamwould be calling them and begging them to be quiet. >> you did a whole campaign against glenn beck. are what they do -- their actions here, is it intended to appeal to their audience, or are they themselves really looking forward to defending racists? beck, it's not that important and he talked the word police, et cetera, or is he just trying to -- he thinks his audience is racist and he's trying to appeal to them. >> glenn beck is an entertainer and does an amazing job of cultivating his audience, recognizing what they care about, of tapping into whatever's going on in their heads. he was doing his job there. i think the questions about paula deen and bringing this down to the n. word misses the point. you made the point, this is all about employment practices about really concrete ways that we get to live in the world. yes, the use of the n. word is problematic and negative, but there were a lot of other things that paula deen was accused of and has done and that she's standing sort

laura ingraham says, el legal have more kids so let them in. what's going on here?eard a clarification from jeb bush? >> reporter: the irony of his speech is that over about six years or so of covering his speeches, this was the least red meat speeches i have heard from any of these 2012 or 2008 candidates. he went out of his way to be serious, sober, thoughtful, about a lot of these issues we have been talking about. on this issue, we talk about entitlements and how much entitlements are blowing a hole in the deficit. a big problem is because our birth rate has decreased and you wind up seeing there are fewer people able to support a retiring segment of folks who are getting entitlement benefits. so because of that in a very clumsy, awkward way, he was trying to explain that you have hispanic immigrants, hard core procatholic, very catholic, having a lot of kids, more kids than the birth rate of the rest of the country, kind of like the way italian and irish immigrants did years ago. in generations later, a fewer number of children as they assimilate more into the

laura ingraham said maybe we should have listened to civil libertarians.n. it's very, very simple. if you supported nas condy rice you don't get criticize nsa susan rice. >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: hi, the 9/11 report said that this started out in san francisco, california with at&t because it was the largest carrier back then. but there have been about four amendments to try to roll it back. one of them was dianne feinstein and dick durbin, and they have all been vetoed. so there has been an attempt to roll it back. >> stephanie: yeah, that's what i'm saying. john, that's what i'm saying you can't say when one senator voted against it. it's not like, oh, yeah liberals were against it -- >> well, the liberals were screaming about this. >> right the ones that mattered were in the senate. >> exactly right. >> stephanie: let's go to shirley in phoenix. hi, shirley you are on with john. >> caller: hi kids. i want to go back -- i don't know who was it -- chris or jim -- mentioning that they know behind closed door more than we do. >> the people on t