>> well, the mailman was a celebrity in my building.ming down and waiting for him. and they were wearing their smockers, and they were very excited. and i thought, i think this mailman is getting laid. he is doing okay. and by the way, if he was, let me just say this. he was not too particular. that was quite a collection in that building. >> jimmy: the smocker-wearing community. >> they were not ziegfield girls, let me tell you. >> jimmy: so you admired this man, and thought you would pattern your life after him? >> then i thought they had a credo? do you know it? >> jimmy: something about sleet or snow. >> no sleet or snow nor gloom of night will keep these couriers from their appointed round, something like that. and i thought yeah, maybe i can deliver in rain, you know? maybe, maybe i could deliver in snow, maybe, maybe. gloom of night? i'm not delivering in gloom of night. i'm not delivering at night at all. so you can forget the mail, that is over. >> jimmy: well it worked out all right. your parents are not with us anymore, i ass

now the next mailman is bringing the bill for the credit card, and we're saying we want the old mailman back. >> john: when he built that wall between banks, he's built a lot of blame blame for it. we can agree it's a bipartisan problem. we're not a bunch of stinkin' liberals agreeing all the time. are we on our way to feudalism? are is going to change before the poor scale the walls of the rich. >> i'm going to quote bill di di blasio, he said, i'm going to quote fran franklin roosevel. build bridges. >> john: he could release stimulus funds again. >> i think congress is a perfect boogeyman. everybody hates them. >> but it's also--this is what nobody ever talks about, because it's the president everybody has a tendency to look at him. the reality is congress has a far more dramatic impact on the economy than the president does. he could come up with the greatest plans in the world. congress don't pass them. >> john: we're looking at another lee years of this until g.o.p. president gets in and they cut taxes for the rich more, how do we get out of the ditch. >> we don't get out until we

. >> you mailman, bond, james bond. why his driver's seat is not on the left side of the vehicle but the right like in england so that he can spy on us. all this time but thait w just to make easier for him to get access to my mailbox. little did i know, it's part of the clever plan to read everything in myailbox. ♪ nearly 1 in 200 americans suffer with the debilitating pain and constant disruption of inflammatory bowel disease. the toll is both physical and emotional. chances are you know someone with ibd. someone like me. i'm amy brenneman and i support the crohn's & colitis foundation of america. ccfa was created to help those with ibd cope and to find a cure. people with ibd can't wait. won't you help someone you know? neil: you know, i don't think dole ever elected my mailman the same way again examine every piece of it. me and millions of others. more than 160 billion on blubs and packages were photographed from the u.s. postal service. nothing illegal because this tracking program only collected images of those l

. >> your mailman, bond, james bond. why his driver's seat is not on the left side of the vehicle but the right like in england so that he can spy on us. all this time but that it was just to make easier for him to get access to my mailbox. little did know, it's part of the clever plan to read everything in my mailbox. ♪ neil: you know, i don't think dole ever elected my mailman the same way again examine every piece of it. me and millions of others. more than 160 billion on blubs and packages were photographed from the u.s. postal service. nothing illegal because this tracking program only collected images of those letters and packages. nine are actually open which apparentlyould be illegal. even though it is still pretty weird. why is it collecting this stuff and all? the postal service says that it is -- has been going on for years and is only meant to alert authorities to the images of unusual or suspicious mailings. in so doing apparently it is also passing along the names and addresses of the folks in the mailings,

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when i ran over to the mailman and asked him whether he should be driving like this with all the kid around. here's the sunday got. that's nice. and we finance those pensions and then se. have a great weekend everybody. see you on the five. ♪ >> tom: trying the same thing over and over and getting the same lousy results. why is the president once again going around the country proposing the same exact ideas about the economy he has proposed over and over the last five years? we're talng why are there why are there nau no new ideas right here, right now. >> tom: thanks for joining us. here at the top of the stack. yes, the economy has been growing but at such a stagnant pace most surveys show people are discouraged about jobs, economy the direction the country is headin s why is the president du

when i ran over to the mailman and asked him whether he should be driving like this with all the kid around. here's the sunday got. that's nice. and we finance those pensions and then some. have a great weekend everybody. see you on the five. >> it's a phrase close to the heart of those in the lone star state, don't mess with texas. attorney general eric holder is not listening and he is targeting the state's voter i.d. laws. the crisis deepens in egypt. more protesters killed overnight. this as we learn new information about the future of

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when i ran over to the nice mailman and asked himshould be h all these kids around, here is the response's nice. and we finance those pensions and then some. have a great weekend, everybody. see you on "the five." >>> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city. and this is "the five". >> with an eye on 2016, one question looms large. should the party be more conservative or libertarian? chris christie and rand paul, the new jersey governor was asked about national security and he fired this shot. >> this strain of libertarianism that's going through both parties right now and making big headlines, i think is a very dangerous thought. president obama has done nothing to change

not it was tracked nobody could see who was communicating with whom it was secret in transit the mailmanever heard it would never open every letter some some nations did but most didn't the mailmen was no response before the contents of the message. what we are demanding is the rights that our parents and grandparents fought bled and died for. online as well it isn't rocket science and that's what this leads to just because people choosing to use a modern communications medium that does not mean they give up their civil liberties today we are we are exercising our freedom of speech freedom of expression freedom of assembly freedom of the press through the internet and therefore the internet has itself become just as fundamental a liberty as those we exercise through it your little bit earlier to you the internet in i t in for informational technology is dismantling those borders if not between nations that please between people but at the same time while the world is becoming increasingly more interconnected and in telling these so-called international law those rules that govern our cor

he's the favela's garbage man, part-time teacher, and mailman. so you go up here mostly every day?monday to monday," he said. there are no addresses here, or streets. the dark alleys are nameless. but dato knows everyone and where they live, all 2,500 of them. tell me what life is like here in the favela. "it's a struggle," he said, "but you can lessen the burden by taking care of other people. to be useful, you need to be a good person." he added, "the world lacks good people." favelas underline rio's chronic lack of public housing-- sprawling, unplanned communities that are often havens for drug dealing and the violence that accompanies it. there are lots of wires, but spotty electricity. sewage is in the open. catia moraes lost 16 relatives in a mud slide that wiped out her home in 2010. "promises of new housing are on hold now while money is diverted to pay for the pope's trip and soccer's world cup," she said. outside dato's makeshift post office, we had a question. do you tell your son that you hope one day he will leave this place? "i tell them to get ready to leave," he sai

no more, mailman, mail lady out there.hey would shift to a more centralized dropbox type of service. fox business network's jo ling kent joins with us the latest on this. there is some fine-tuning to what i just said because it is not necessarily everybody who has a mailman or mail woman, right? >> reporter: that's right. we don't need to worry that the mail will suddenly disappear based on this proposal out of the house oversight committee, martha. according to the committee this would affect just over 35 million americans, 30 million at home and five million businesses who get mail delivered directly to their door, like in a door slot or in a mailbox, attached to the physical home walls. it will not affect people with curbside mailboxes like many people in the midwest and west coast. nothing is changing for them. so right now the postal service spend $353 a year walking the mail up to each house. the bill proposes changing that curbside delivery for $224 a year or those clustered boxes often at end of a driveway or apart

now you have everybody but the mailman saying those were his cries. i think, you know, the defense is in trouble now. because what was very effective at one point now is sort of like a joke. everyone in the courtroom and the courthouse is joking about it right now. i think they've overstepped at this point. >> we were talking about this last night about overtry thing case. do you think that's an example of overtrying the case or are there other motives? >> it's always a danger when you overplay your hand. piling on with this last witness, which you've already made the point. it's really kind of obvious what they did with this witness, and you can really very much alienate your jury if they see you're playing your hand this way and manipulating them this way. i'm not sure it did more good than harm. >> let's talk about the medical examiner williams, the forensic witness for the defense. he was clearly a much more confident witness than the medical examiner who testified for the prosecution, who didn't seem to know much about the case and changed his op

but now you've got everybody but, you know, the mailman saying those were his cries, and i think the -- you know, the defense is in trouble now because what was very effective at one point now is sort of like a joke. everyone in the courtroom in the courthouse joking about it right now. so i think they have over stepped at this point. >> marsha, we were talking i think just last night about the idea of kind of over trying this case. do you think that's an example of over trying the case or are there other motives for bringing that person? >> it's always a danger when you over play your hand and i think they really played on this 911 call so heavily already, and then piling on with this last witness, which, you know, you've already made the point and so has mark, it's really obvious what they did with this witness. you can really very much alienate your jury. if they see you're playing your hand this way and manipulating them this way. i'm not sure it did them more good than harm. i'm not sure. >> let's talk about the medical examiner witness, the forensic witness, dr. di maio. i want

johnson was the mailman. >> all: that's not mr. johnson.oh, curtis. >> and there goes the robe. >> curtis! and there goes your security system. turn that off. turn it off, baby. >> i'm gonna cut it off. yo, adjust this there. you need to adjust it. >> adjust it towards the church. >> on my way. >> yeah. put it down. put it down where the lord -- >> look at you. look at him. >> no. i'm waiting to see what they gonna -- i'm changing it. i'm adjusting it now, putting it -- i'm gonna put it on my favorites. can you put this on favorite? >> do you want some cookies, cookies and milk? whoa! what is our door doing open? what is this? >> what? >> eviction notice? >> wait. >> the bank took possession of our condo. >> but they didn't even call us back. come here. >> hey, who in the hell are you? >> come here. come here. come here. >> officer, i'm calvin payne. i live here. what's happening? come on, man. don't evict us. >> oh, oh, my goodness. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recomm

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