mary catherine has some thoughts. >> does that engnarl you at all? >> absolutely horrible. >> andinganding -- >> government is a business like every other business. i do for you, you do for me, i take care of you, you take care of me. >>> you are about to enter the no spin zone from massachusetts, the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from boston. thanks for watching us. civil war in washington. that is the subject of this evening's talking points. tomorrow night the president will give his fifth state of the union address. and talking points predict many americans will not pay attention. that's because the usa is stuck. little is getting done in d.c. and the folks are getting sick and tired of the logjam. mr. obama has promised that if congress does not cooperate more with him, that he'll sign a bunch of executive ofrds getting stuff done by fiat. well that's not going to make many people happy. at this point in his presidency, president clinton has signed 238 executive orders. president obama the younger, 198. presiden

mary catherine says there is not.their side is to ran paul, mary catherine, he then says listen, when president clinton had his troubles with monica lewinsky, what you heard from the democratic establishment was quote, unquote, it was just about sex, how many times did we hear that? a million times. and he's quoting, look, you can't be peddling a war on women if the democratic party rallied behind this guy doing this against this singular woman. so my question to you mary catherine is that a legitimate way to go about this? >> two points, one fact check, what he's saying is true, democrats and women did rally for him and this is what went down at that time. point two, is it politically smart to bring it up in that manner because the country has decided that they like bill clinton, end of story. like this is old news, they have moved past it, and they like him, he's politically popular. what i would point out maybe is in more recent issue with former congressman filner and ex-san diego mayor out there who is now servin

patti ann: doug schoen, mary catherine ham, thanks for joining us.ile you guys were talking, patti ann, fox weather alert from philadelphia. we're in trenton, new jersey, how is it looking, steve? >> reporter: looking better. let me put it this way it looks pretty food but doesn't feel pretty good. it is beautiful. the sunshine is out now. the snow has stopped but you can't see unless i show a good old american flag it is windy and very cold. combination of 19-degree temperature and at least 19 mile-an-hour wind, sometimes going up to 35 miles an hour. that makes it feel like 10 below zero at times despite the sun being out and shining. a lot of trouble down here because of that. that is why they closed all schools in philadelphia and in new jersey. we had governor christie declare a state of emergency way ahead of the storm pause he knew how bad it would be. the kids got back from long new year's christmas vacation and they got a one day vacation. they didn't want kids going to cold temperatures or waiting for school bus that is might not come becau

we are saying it is okay you are part of the problem mary catherine but you won't acknowledge.e to say that. >> i will. >> it's just as illegal now as it was before. california has not fan apart in 10 years of medical marijuana use. we will see what happens. i look forward to the studies which you do not have yet. >> mary katharineham, everybody. jesse watters confronting unbelievable situation in michigan. teacher's union trying to get money for a convicted child rapist. a viewer warning. a very disturbing situation upcoming. legs, for crossing. ♪ et...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, thought to play a role in the inflammation that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculo

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mary catherine steeply many think so. for that update those polls closing. in cairo and elsewhere across egypt of let's turn to some of the rest of our panel begin with you gasping for him to inquire of the existing isn't too discreet to ask you if you voted afa. i think are the kind that i did alright and what will be what are your thoughts about about this particular book because it sounds a lot listening to our correspondent. but it wasn't a referendum on a constitution but more a plebiscite on the muslim brotherhood. yes of course many of the stack and i headed to mc of the fifth of july cool and add because i need to ask anyone who has nothing to do with education and that it has nothing to do with it so shut up and cast on so that people in line today to vote whether they add the constitution on together or whether they had the other point of view. i bet the people who would vote no you attend you know we're doing it because as you can spend a cent out of patriotism because few months abby wants egypt to move on because we tried one year of terrible. a

the young conservative mary catherine hamm who i like quite a bit basically defending legalization andlly scowl at her. this shows up in data. 18 to 34, should marijuana be legalized? 67% say yes. those numbers flip around. looks like marriage equality and a bunch of other issues. >> no, look, that is precisely right. the reality is the day is onlying when we will handle this much digit fferently. what's also real, quite frankly, as you talked about last week, we basically have two policies. black folks are almost four times as likely to get busted for using pot as whites. that means for whites it essentially is legal. for black people, it is very much not legal. you look at a state like kentucky, blacks are 8% of the population, and 36% of the people busted for using pot even though, frankly, young whites are more likely to smoke pot. >> so that is the part of this that i think gets lost in the defenders of the drug or is exactly the racial disparity. on the off chance bill o'reilly dvrs our show or his producers are watching, will you just tell them it is the case that people really

my friend mary catherine handler came up with the term doc shock.re going to experience doc shock when they find their health care has collapsed. try and sell that product all you want. it's the edsel of politics. >> let me just get mark in here because he's always fact-based and entirely neutral in his judgment. all right. let me just ask you, how does a democrat worm out of this promise that obama made and everybody made it right downtown line? because the koch brothers, smart group, good advertising, they're just going right for, it right for the heart of the issue. >> and richard, met me say this foup if you like your senate seats, you can keep them. >> thank you. i will keep them. all of them. >> frame that. >> fabulous. >> everybody losing their doctors nobody going to the hospital they want. you know what's going to be a big issue, nobody's even thought about this, the light bulb is going tonight big deciding issue here. as of right now you're not allowed to make a regular light bulb or import it into this country. a light bulb we've known al

mary catherine, here is a title of an article. management experts knock obama. knock on him is his resume and thus experience is thin, and community organizer and taught a law school class and septemberor for a nano second and the claim is that he just doesn't have the skill set or executive experience that makes him competent to govern. is that fair or unfair? >> we all make resolutions and we'll see what 2014 looks like. a lot of our resolutions fall through. it is interesting to watch what were criticisms of obama and obama care itself become a part of the mainstream media discussion now that the rubber hit the road on obama care. you can see the lack of managerial experience make a difference in how the policies work. david gherken said in the political beast. look, there is a emphasis on passing the law and high fiving and patting our backs and doing good and helping people. but not emphasis on sxuting the law. it was a criticism of obama when we came in the white house. but it matters in people's lives. they try to do giant things and can't do it. >> they

i would be remiss not to mention my brothers and sisters, tom, tim, michael and mary catherine. we are all insta with a very hard work ethic, starting, we all caddied at a local golf club, starting at the age of 14. you know, hard work was important. working hard at school but working hard outside of school was very important. those kind of qualities extended on. as a trial lawyer -- >> where did you go, wayne straight? undergrad and law school? >> yes, i did. >> did you help pay your way through school? >> yes, i did. in undergrad i did a variety of jobs. the most prominent one was i worked in the library, not at the library or anything academic, but more unloading boxes of books from the loading docks. as well as work at the university bookstore. a variety of odd jobs. i was fortunate enough that wednesday was able to give me a scholarship for law school, so that was the way i was able to make that. but as i was indicating, hard work was important, and as a trial or in the department of justice, i got by, not my sort of good looks are being flashy in the courtroom but by doing

that's probably the best part of it marie is a dealer error on him facebook wants to know what it was like working with halle berry jolie for stood up and catherine zeta jones you with abigail you starred with halle in the call with jodie in mems island and with catherine in no reservations they were all incredible all very different but oh really really nice to me and. obviously incredible actresses but also just really good people in real life and so that was that was an awesome thing to get to work with you that you got quite a resume team i've been very lucky starting about five yeah at amado on the bowery the a twitter what's the most important thing you've learned from little miss sunshine to august osage county those seven years the seven years i think the most important thing that i've learned is that. well one of us is just that whatever you do you have to be really connected to your and very passion about it and i think that that makes all the difference in like your performance and how you feel about the movie is that as long as you feel like you really really care about the project that you're doing that's really important to me ok we