i know you are staying up late. >> i could not fill in for martha maccallum. fill the seat -- >> bill: stop with the nonsense. question number one, 2010 army sergeant salvatore became the first living person to receive the medal of honor since the vietnam war. [ applause ] during which war was the medal of honor first awarded? >> bill: cards up, please, the answer is c. doocy scores, the civil war. >> it's going to get ugly. >> bill: ties off. >> i don't want to lose the second one. >> bill: i'm sure taking the tie off will loosen the blood to his brain. >> we have never done a strip quiz before. >> bill: we're not going to do one now, doocy. not with you two anyhow. rosa parks became a hero to the civil rights movement when she refused to give up her seat to make room for a white male passenger. her actions spudder a bus boycott in what city? >> we feel that this protest is constitutional and to deny us that right will be to deny our constitutional right. >> bill: all right. they both got it correct, montgomery, alabama a is the correct choice. all right. >>

i know you are staying up late. >> i could not fill in for martha maccallum.an fill the seat -- >> bill: stop with the nonsense. question number one, 2010 army sergeant salvatore became the first living person to receive the medal of honor since the vietnam war. [ applause ] during which war was the medal of honor first awarded? >> bill: cards up, please, the answer is c. doocy scores, the civil war. >> it's going to get ugly. >> bill: ties off. >> i don't want to lose the second one. >> bill: i'm sure taking the tie off will loosen the blood to his brain. >> we have never done a strip quiz before. >> bill: we're not going to do one now, doocy. not with you two anyhow. rosa parks became a hero to the civil rights movement when she refused to give up her seat to make room for a white male passenger. her actions spudder a bus boycott in what city? >> we feel that this protest is constitutional and to deny us that right will be to deny our constitutional right. >> bill: all right. they both got it correct, montgomery, alabama a is the correct choice. all right. >

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we are glad to have you with us, everybody, good morning i'm martha maccallum.ill hemmer. the white house has denied all requests from congress to question the man. the latest ul ultimatum could spark a showdown over executive privilege. william la jeunesse is live near brownville, texas. who is this guy congress wants to talk to, william. >> reporter: kevin o'reilly was director of economic affairs at the white house. they wanted to know why was he talking to bill newell head of the f.b.i. in phoenix outside of his command. it suggests that fast and furious wasn't just a law enforcement officer but was a top down, political effort to justify gun control legislation. the showdown you're talking about, white house claims executive privilege, committee goes for the subpoena. you also have possible contempt hearings against the attorney general over documents that he claims were internal deliberations, or a part of an ongoing investigation. those documents would not be available until after the election. if the white house is dragged into this. bill, more people at

the martha maccallum writes from new jersey. the we put it on the air. rtha: this one coming up would make don draper proud, folks. the government getting into the ad business big-time and that is a tabitha is turning taxpayers into mad men. bill: also most likely annoying thing you will hear on an plane. please shut off all your electronic devices. alec baldwin might be happy to learn about this. why that could soon be a thing in the past. martha: that was a problem for him with the ipad. ♪ . bill: 400-pound gorilla escapes, biting a zookeeper in up state new york. buffalo zoo. koga slipped into unlocked door into a zookeeper's room. a s.w.a.t. team called in. they said the public was never in danger but still the situation is very serious. >> he was not free on the ground and was not free in the building. however there was a worker in the zoo who had been bitten by this animal both on the arm and the hand and the leg. she had locked herself in another cage with another gorilla to escape the wrath of this one. so the situation was very serious. >> you di

>> reporter: i say it's better than martha maccallum on martha maccallum.he campaign trail may be getting to rick santorum. wait until you hear how he told off a reporter who asked about some of his comments. bill: vince vaughn and owen wilson have nothing on this. a royal wedding crasher you have to see. >> this is wild, isn't it, yeah. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, bill: now you know bracket bust ters the road to new orleans is all set. can as breaking away from north carolina, beating north carolina 8067. jayhawks play ohio state next saturday in the final four. what a game that will be. martha: did you say ohio state? bill: ohio state. what a game that will be. number one seed kentucky heading to its second straight final four, the wildcats punching their ticket with the big easy after they blew out baylor, wasn't really a blowout, baylor came back in the second half. kentucky plays louisville. the

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. martha: good morning, bill.rganizers are saying it will mark the beginning of a tea party live like movement. 45 states on the list including washington d.c. against the federal man date requiring employers, including those with religious objections to provide contraception. martha: religious liberty is the goal of this group. jonah joins me now. i got a flyer on sunday at church. how big a deal do you think this is going to be and are they able to muster the ferver we saw from the paep? tea party? >> it's hard to say. i have friends that are deeply deeply involved in this. they lost steam when liberal activists turned this into some kind of strange argument about how many needs free contraceptives, the sandra tphrubsandra fluck thing and the rush limbaugh thing. conservatives are the one fos that get the brief for wanting a culture war. conservatives get blamed for fighting back. one of the largest points about obamacare is things like this religious freedom thing are inevitable when the government takes over s

i'm martha maccallum here in washington. a defiant iran appearing to thumb its nose at calls to stop its uranium enrichment program. bill: leland vittert is live on the story. report report israelis are saying we told you so. front page of the big daily newspaper proof, iran is building a nuclear bomb. the facility is 20 miles south of tehran. it's a secret military facility the inspectors from the united nations have asked to get into. tehran says no, they finally say yes, but satellite images show there are cleanups going on there. it is evidence that iran is work on the bomb. the ambassador says iran has no interest in nuclear weapons. bill: how does this change the calculation of a possible israeli attack on iran's facilities? >> reporter: this is more evidence to what israel has been saying that there is going to be a nuclear iran. there are reports that iran based on this and israel along with the united states, the israelis and americans reached a deal that would say israel hold off on an attack until 2013. right now

here they are, the quiz kids martha maccallum playing for bruce henry from laughlin, nevada.nd steve doocy representing -- if you would like to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. i picked this category for maccallum. >> thank you. >> bill: went with the gangsters. >> gangster not gangsta? no real gangsters. >> gangster chef. >> bill: one of the most famous movie gangsters of all time was portrayed by marlin brando. >> i don't know what to to do. i don't know what to do. >> you can act like a man. what's the matter with you? is this how you turn down -- cries like a woman? >> what can i do? what can i do? >> character don core was based on several real life. character johnny fontaine was reportedly based on the relationship between frank sinatra and which real life gangster? >> bill: cards up, please. an easy one. the answer is sam giancana. i am writing about him in killing kennedy. he plays a role. not that you care but i thought i would mention it tied, very thrilling so far. here is question number two. the notorious john dillinger robbed dozens of banks in the

martha: i'm martha maccallum. justice scalia questioned how far can the government extend its power over the people. here is a little bit of that. >> everybody has to buy food sooner or later. you define the market as food. everybody is in the market. therefore you can make people buy broccoli. bill: not that there is anything wrong with broccoli. shannon bream outside the court. what happens today, shannon. a doubleheader. >> reporter: they get to the issue of severability. does the law stand if the rest of the justice strike down the mandate. they have three different attorneys arguing that case. bill: on the issue of the mandate and what we heard yesterday what clues are we now getting from the justices and the arguments and questions they pose? >> reporter: everybody is looking what justice kennedy had to say considered the swing vote. he had tough questions for both sides. it is clear some of the justice staked out where they will probably vote. justice kagan seemed especially open to the government's excuse

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. refighters battling flames that have scorched nearly five scare miles forcing the evacuation of 900 homes already. martha: at least one person in this case is dead. >> it's pretty close. it was very close. it was the first time for me, very scary for me. >> it's a scary thing, you want to pack up everything you can, but you're not able to. you want to get out with your lives, those things are replaceable, your lives are not. >> our neighbor's house is burning. they are a couple miles from us. we don't know which way the fire is headed, so -- >> reporter: it's hard, huh? >> yeah, yeah. martha: so scary. jackie kelly joins me now, a spokesperson for the jefferson county sheriff's department. jackie, you could hear it in these people's voices. they are terrified. what is going on out there? >> this morning, you know, we're back out on the fire. we were sort of baby sitting the fire during the evening hours. but we're hoping to have 450 firefighters on the ground on this fire by day's end.

martha maccallum playing for curtis, georgia. steve doing representing suzanne from washington. win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. you got thrashed by martha last week. in 2008 hillary clinton made astounding come back to win the new hampshire primary. some analysts thought that she had been helped by a moment during the debate where it seemed like barack obama was condescending to mrs. clinton. in that debate senator obama told senator clinton that she was, what? >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on this stage tonight who see your resume and like it but are rest tailgating on the likability issue or they seem to like barack obama more? >> well, that hurts my feelings. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, senator. >> is he very likeable. i agree with that i don't think i'm that bad. >> you are likeable enough, hillary, no doubt about it. >> thank you. >> bill: both of you got that right. 1980 men's olympic hockey team pulled off one of the greatest upsets in ports history coming back from 3-2 deficit to beat the sof yet team. >> five seconds left and the game i

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. the storylines showing this super tuesday story could indeed live up to its name. no state is more closely watched or more up for grabs in all that than ohio. bill: romney and santorum running neck-and-neck. a week ago romney behind double digits in ohio. new numbers out through quinnipiac university showing romney taking a slight lead, 34 to 31%. martha: look at the real clear politics average. this one a mix of the polls together, shows the two candidates a statistical tie right now, separated by less than two points. >> we need another kind of brush fire here "from the heartland." we need to have that big victory on tuesday night. >> you know it is bad economics for a nation to consistently borrow more money than it takes in. but for this nation, this prosperous nation year after year, to put together debts of trillions of dollars and pass them on to our kids and their kids i believe is immoral. i will cut spending, i will cap spending and i will balance america's budget. bill: bob

we are glad you are with us today, i'm martha maccallum bill: i'm bill hemmer.lief in sight? critics say we should drill for more oil here at home rather than push unproven sources of energy but the president claims that his administration is already making america nor energy efficient. >> we've added enough oil and gas pipeline to circle the entire earth and then some. i visited one of those new pipelines in oklahoma. today i directed my administration to make sure that we cut the red tape in terms of reducing some of these bottlenecks. the problem is that we're not drilling or producing more oil. we are producing more oil than any time in the last eight years. that is not the problem. martha: all right. so is that the problem or not the problem? as the president clearly stated yesterday. bringing in eric bolling now, cohost of the 5 and has a long history, of course, working in the oil business and trading futures in oil. so, eric -- >> reporter: martha also i bought and sold gasoline, i bought and sold crude oil. i take delivery of oil and gas. you want to ge

here now quiz kids fox news anchor martha maccallum and steve doocy representing debra belvin toledo, ohio. win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. >> what does that mean? >> people who have gone over the edge. you have had some experience with that once in a while. >> too soft with us. >> swimming with a dolphin on dry land or something like that. >> bill: question number one adolf hitler believed that ceremony and symbolism was a good way to inspire his troops and the citizens of germany. [speaking german] >> bill: hitler designed the nazi flag himself. he copied the swastika symbol from the ancient culture of what country? the answer is d, india. still there today if you go to india you will see that all over. people get offended but it's an ancient symbol. >> swastika? >> bill: exact same symbol. >> i will be darn. >> bill: question number two beatles were well known for political views but actually had lyrics critical of the mao in what 1968 song? >> bill: let's roll the tape ♪ ain't going to make it with anyone anyhow ♪ it's going to be all right. >> bill: all right. got

here they are, the quiz kids martha maccallum playing for bruce henry from laughlin, nevada.enting -- if you would like to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. i picked this category for maccallum. >> thank you. >> bill: went with the gangsters. >> gangster not gangsta? no real gangsters. >> gangster chef. >> bill: one of the most famous movie gangsters of all time was portrayed by marlin brando. >> i don't know what to to do. i don't know what to do. >> you can act like a man. what's the matter with you? is this how you turn down -- cries like a woman? >> what can i do? what can i do? >> character don core was based on several real life. character johnny fontaine was reportedly based on the relationship between frank sinatra and which real life gangster? >> bill: cards up, please. an easy one. the answer is sam giancana. i am writing about him in killing kennedy. he plays a role. not that you care but i thought i would mention it tied, very thrilling so far. here is question number two. the notorious john dillinger robbed dozens of banks in the 1930s. >> on the flo

good morning, i'm martha maccallum. according to the national weather service at least 16 tornados were spotted over this several state area. we have brand new video showing us the aftermath in harrisburg, illinois. it is devastating to put a word on it. look at these people's homes. listen to them reliving what this was like. >> the roof lifted off and the walls started to separate from the house. we thought that was end of it right there. >> we dug for two hours at least before they found her body. her home was over there and she was here. >> she was the best mother in the world. she was a special lady. >> my ears were popping. crashing everything. you could see everything. just a debris field. i can't explain it really. it is just horrendous. everything was in the air. bill: that small scene, that same scene playing out in some small towns all across the area. mike tobin is live in harrisburg with a scene to show us this morning. mike, good morning. >> reporter: well, bill you mentioned the 170 mile-an-hour winds. th

martha maccallum playing for curtis, georgia. steve doing representing suzanne from washington. t prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. you got thrashed by martha last week. in 2008 hillary clinton made astounding come back to win the new hampshire primary. some analysts thought that she had been helped by a moment during the debate where it seemed like barack obama was condescending to mrs. clinton. in that debate senator obama told senator clinton that she was, what? >> what can you say to the voters of new hampshire on this stage tonight who see your resume and like it but are rest tailgating on the likability issue or they seem to like barack obama more? >> well, that hurts my feelings. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, senator. >> is he very likeable. i agree with that i don't think i'm that bad. >> you are likeable enough, hillary, no doubt about it. >> thank you. >> bill: both of you got that right. 1980 men's olympic hockey team pulled off one of the greatest upsets in ports history coming back from 3-2 deficit to beat the sof yet team. >> five seconds left and the game is over.

well, all night long martha maccallum is keeping an an eye n the exit polls for us and they can be tellingdates won these states and what is likely to happen in other states, too martha? >> you are so right about this, megyn. you can bet there is nail biting going on at romney and santorum headquarters because no republic has won the presidency without winning this ohio primary first and it is tight out there right now. totally different picture than we have seen in the other states. it's an open primary. sometimes it's independents, that can make all of the difference in this one. and tonight santorum is leading that group and then comes romney. take a look out these numbers are shaping up right now. romney at 31%. ron paul, of course, has done very well with independents throughout this whole primary season. is he in third with them though in ohio. let's take a look at the tea party vote. tea partiers are torn between these two. they are neck and neck right now 39% to 37%. between the top two. evangelical christians though this group has continued to shake out more towards rick santorum.

my colleague martha maccallum is here to tell us what we are learning from the early exit poll data. >> we are conducting polls in seven of the super tuesday states today. while folks are still voting out there. starting to get very interesting results about what they are saying when they walk out. let's start with what most people see as a big prize, that is ohio. now the two top competing factors in this contact, being able to defeat president obama, versus being a true conservative. so how is this shaping up in ohio tonight? mitt romney winning handily so far among voters who say the most important thing to them is somebody be able to beat the president. 56 president there. on the other hand -- 56 president there. santorum with a big advantage of ohio voters for people looking for a true conservativement you see he is their choice at 49%. one of the big fight tonight in the buckeye state is for the backing of the working class voter. a big issue in ohio. now those without a college degree, half of the voters that we are seeing and early results show they are splitting their vote w