joining me now is margaret carlson, columnist for bloomberg news. good evening, margaret. i'm going to need your help shooting some fish in a barrel here. >> right. it's friday night, we need an easy one. >> i mean, is it possible that republican congressmen like kingston, he does not know that his bill would've prevented the likes of dick cheney working in the white house as a chief of staff, which he did of henry kissinger, it would prevent everyone who's currently working in the white house who advises the president on anything other than his tie selection, wouldn't it? >> well, jack kingston is taking his facts from glenn beck. who has replaced rush limbaugh as the leader of the republican party. you know, many of these people are confirmed by the senate, and then they get the name picked up as czars. many of us have imaginary friends. glenn beck and these republicans have imaginary czars. they're nothing more than people who are in jobs that as you said in the intro when you stumbled over one of the names, it's much easier to call them a czar than to come out with the

captioned by the national captioning initute --www.icap.org-- >> welcome to "iide washingt" am margaret carlson. gord peterson is on vacation. federal reservchief ben bernanke says that the recession is probably over esident obamatraveled to wall street to talk about preveing a peat of the economic meltdown. >> thenly way to avoid a crisis of this magnitude is to be ensure thatarge firms caot take risks that threaten our entir financial system, and to make sure they have the resources to weather t wor econom storms. >>he president is ying that some the financial dustry aregnoring the ssons of the financial crisi how did wall street respond to this sermonette, charles? >> with a bit of shrug the proble with wall stet is that everybody undstands i the end at the government will bail them out. it willot all the largest institutions to fail. there is no incentive to rein in risk if you kw at the e of theay of the sample right in on the rescue. -- unclamwill wide ino the rescue >> they touched a hot stove and itas meant nothing. >>he only armrace is wall street's site, new ways to take ris. the regu

-- i am margaret carlson. gordon peterson is on vacation.ederal reserve chief says the recession is probably over. a year after the failure of lehman brothers, president obama traveled to wall street to talk about preventing a repeat of the economic meltdown. >> the only way to avoid a crisis of this magnitude is to ensure that large firms cannot take risks that threaten our entire financial system. and to make sure that we have the resources to weather even the worst of economic storms. >> said the president is saying some in the financial industry have not learned the lessons of the economic crisis. we're talking are regulatory reform. how did wall street respond to this? charles? >> with a bit of a shrug. everybody understands that in the end, the government is going to bail them out as happened last year. it will not allow the large institutions to fail. so there is no incentive to rein in risk if you know at the end of the day, and uncle sam will ride in on the rescue. >> they are already developing new things about the credit defaults

with us now cowell temperature warriors -- culture warriors gretchen carlson and margaret hoover.ed she has gloves on which i hope they are not leather. this ad, again, telling people not to buy clothing made out of animal skin. you say? >> how about this is supposed to be for the ethical treatment of animals. not ethical treatment of that man for instance she was whipping him and pushing him around. bill: oh yeah? do you think he objected to it? >> i don't know. >> this is peta's schtick. this is not first time they have used nudity. they have entire blogs online about all theny nudity they have a tv streaming online. bill: this is what they do to get attention. >> they knew this would never run in any airports. children running around and then the outrage goes viral and they get all this free marketing. bill: is that good or bad? >> i kind of wish we weren't talking about it because you know what's happening now? it's generating the viral outrage and they don't have to spend the money on advertising. >> thank god somebody had a brain in their head to screen this first of all hey

. ♪ it was supposed to run at the airports, with now culture warriors, gretchen carlson and margareticed miss anderson has little gloves on, i hope they're not leather! this ad, obviously, again telling people not to buy clothing made out of animal skin. you say? >> this is something people for ethical treatment of animals. not like that man, whipping him and pushing him around. >> do you think he ambassador -- objected to it? >> i don't know. this is peta schtick. this is not the first time they've used nudity. they have blogs about the nudity and tv stream online. >> what they do to get attentionment they knew this would never run in airports and then the outrage gets viral and free marketing. >> is that good or bad. i kind of wish we weren't talking about it, now what's happening now, it's generating the viral outrage and. >> thank god somebody had a brain in their head and screen this and say, yeah there may be kids running around the airport. this day and age, a lot of times this kind of thing would pass and we wouldn't be surprised about it. >> both you say the ad is driven not

bill: here now fox news am list margaret hoover and gretchen carlson. me begin with you, gretchen. cosby has traditionally taken a more honorable approach. self-reliance guy. get off your duff. self-reliant victim. now he comes back to carter's statement that most, most criticism directed toward president obama has a racial ting and you say what? >> i'm very surprised that bill cosby took this point of view. i'm disappointed that he took this point of view. a recent poll says 65% of americans think opposition to obama's policies is based on honest disagreements. bill: 20% say it is racially motivated. that's a new fox news poll. >> i'm disappointed because race bait something a conversation stopper. this ends the conversation for a lot of people. i'm surprised by how many people. bill: makes people angry too. >> what's the comeback to that? it puts you in a position when somebody throws that accusation. bill: that's an excellent question. what's the comeback to bill cosby, a black man, a thoughtful black man, when you are a white guy and he says that. >

bill: here now the culture warriors "fox & friends" co-anchor gretchen carlson and fox news analyst margaretoover hoover. cute little kids singinga cute little song, ok? >> who doesn't want equal work for equal pay. all of us would feel more comfortable we also knew every time a new president was elected george bush, jimmy carter, bill clinton they sing a song. as long as we sing a new song barack hussein obama. let's face this fact. >> they have very good rhythm. however, you can imagine during patriotic week that they actually would have made up a song for george w. bush, no way. here is what really gets me about this whole thing. apparently this was during black america week. but the point of the matter is, this is exactly what some people were concerned about. bill: indoctrination. >> when the president was going to speak to all of our school children. bill: is it indoctrination or enthusiasm for the sitting president. >> i don't know but you could argue it both ways. here is the other thing. we go all the way into the supreme court to make sure we can't say word god at school and nobody