>> if they get the lou daabs version tomorrow. with reading the bad poetry. if you are going to write poetry, write it in one of those things with a cheap lock. write it in that and put it under your mattress and forget about it. >> i would do that, but mine is filled with cat pooh. -- cat poo. poetry, it should rhyme. jedediah, andy levy, joanne, michael chey, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld and i will see you next time. no cat poo. stops here, we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york city, tonight. and it is very, very encouraging news. >> the white house puts its best spin on a new obamacare enrollment report. but the fact checkers suggest these numbers add up to new worry for the law and the country, we'll speak with a reporter who spent the afternoon at the white house. plus? >> it is also difficult for some of us who happen to agree with the president's policies which i do since i voted for him previously. i believe the president has crossed the constitutional line. >> one of the top l

we have lou daabs and gavin mcguinness. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> awful noise. >> joanne was noising along with that. >> it is like a minor cord. >> would you pay a fee to pee in luxury? they will be installing lavish lavatories in new york city. but it is not cheap. ie, it is not free. yes, desperate midtown tourists can only take sumptuous dumps if they pay for a three-day pass and an annual membership of $15. it is not welcomed by all. they feel it will put the social and economic divide between those and can and can't use the can. that was tough to read of the doesn't this go against everything the mayor is trying to do? in other words oppose a communist workers paradise where everyone is equal? >> in that way i support it. is there another target demographic? are theyy tycoons and rich people who work outside? i don't understand the bees model. i will predict it doesn't work. >> if people are willing to pay for this, fine. do you think it will be profitable? >> no, tourists will enter a restaurant and they will be able