there you have it meghan kelly it's actually a fairly smart person to advocate in an attorney advocating for european socialism right here in america in the form of paid maternity leave so even the most conservatives would you cry as an extension of the nanny state so how was it that kelly was able to enjoy such a socialist comfort of paid maternity leave here in dark ages america. now i happen to work for a nice employer that give me a paid maternity leave i think with my baby and my employer you know. because fox news gave it to or that's right it appears fox so-called news gets it they get that social democracies in europe have some really really good ideas like three months of mandatory paid maternity leave six weeks of million of mandatory paid vacation ever known as the bill reilly and sean hannity and the rest of the republican mouthpieces of fox news seem to get a lot of educations and so often their shows have fill in hosts actually i don't i don't watch them any i'm in finland and france companies are forced to give their employees thirty days of paid vacation a year plus paid

manufacturing power was bent toward the war effort and consequently to feeding the troops in a world where meghan for driving america has become the bread winner of the garden of democracy. our farmland and ranges must produce more food than ever before to supply our own needs and health are fighting a life. so . greatly food producing country in the world backing him up the american soldier no matter where it may be in the jungle. the arctic. the desert. or in his home care can rightly consider himself the best soldier in the world and in the future the war born knowledge that has made it plain bread over the world can guarantee that no one to beat up on from malnutrition all from. ironically the advances in reducing food waste and increasing production through new food science efficient packaging and distribution laid the foundation for modern agribusiness and ultimately a broken food system that wastes one half of all that it produces. has often been linked to war and its accompanying in a tree the polian going to parts famous quote an army marches on its stomach found its world war one iterat

basically do and i think you were like no it's mine your way but i think my favorite part was when meghan kelly said that the washington monument was tipping i think that was definitely the hot news along with allan for a while that maybe the washington monument just had a little a little tilt so that we could have had our own leaning tower of washington you know they see earthquakes i lived in l.a. for a little bit there's nowhere where you see the come trails today and it was always been a lot in. the city to shots and i was very. well actually. i don't know i mean that was my i obviously that's how it happened but that was my first ok all right maybe not right that one we just met that was my first thought that i was actually really really i mean it took four shots to get to putting out albums so you never know who the funny thing is i realized how different it is to be exhibit life else earthquakes are for i just immediate was like oh it's an earthquake whereas other people being here from d.c. they're like we thought it was a blog but then we realized that there wasn't a sound well i

ridicule the report and then directed their fox viewers also known as zombies to a poll talking head meghan kelly's website asking what should be done to respond to the study viewers had three choices try to curb greenhouse gases suggest to scientists how to create jobs or develop weapons to kill the aliens and the results were all that surprising. so far three percent say we should immediately increase efforts to curb the greenhouse gases can't hurt to think a straight about nineteen percent suggest that we should develop weapons to kill the aliens first but that that's the majority are saying that the scientists should skip the research on this issue and focus on how to create jobs we could use in that range of that issue. ok that's right some of our so-called news viewers were six times more likely to suggest developing weapons to kill illions over developing ways to curb greenhouse gas emissions when they were right on the jobs but still far to the worse you respect the plans under greater threat a threat from illian change invasion than from climate change and they don't even know abou

way basically when i think you're like oh it's mine your way but i think my favorite part was when meghan kelley said that the washington monument was tipping i think that was definitely the one with allen for a while that maybe the washington monument just had a little a little snow so that we could have had our own readings our washington you know they say earthquake i lived in l.a. for a little bit there's no earthquake you see become trails today but it was always bin ladin you see they say they say two shots and that was. well actually. i don't know i mean that was my i obviously that's not happened but that was my first ok all right maybe not but that was likely dismiss the theory that was my first thought though i was actually really ok i mean it took four shots to get to the still putting out albums so you never know well the funny thing is i realize how different it is to be exhibit is it. tells earthquakes are for a just immediate was like oh it's an earthquake whereas other people being here from the sea they're like it we thought it was a bomb but then we realize that there wa

i think you were like oh how did you find your way you know but i think my favorite part was when meghan kelly said that the washington monument was tipping i think that was definitely the fox news that would bow in for a while that maybe the washington monument just had a little a little tilt to it we could have had our own leaning tower of of washington you know they say you're earth quake i lived in l.a. for a little bit there's no earth quake did you see the come trails today and it was always bin ladin. shots and it was very. well actually. i don't know i mean that was my i obviously that's not happen but that was my first ok all right maybe not but i don't know whether one really does make it was my first thought though i was actually really i mean it took four shots to get to parker still putting out albums so you never know well the funny thing is i realized how different it is to be exhibitors that i felt earthquakes or for i just immediate was like oh it's an earthquake whereas other people being here from d.c. they're like we thought it was a bomb but then we realize that ther

we get the details from meghan kalkstein, of katu, of portland, oregon. >> hi, kim, how are you?ut every one of his customers at the market in gresham. >> thank you, have a nice day, okay? >> reporter: but not this one, caught on surveillance video. >> we are looking for her, you know. >> reporter: the mystery woman came into the shop with a ticket just like this, a bingo game like this one. it was already scratched off. she handed it to the cashier to see if it was a winner. in the meantime, she went to get a drink. she had no idea, she won $10,000. he says his wife, the cashier, made an honene mistake when she thought the customer might win all that money. the slight slip-up, when you see her rip that $10,000 ticket right in half. an error when she threw it in the trash. where tommy recovered it about an hour later. >> scotch tape. put it in. one ticket was a $10,000 ticket. whoa. >> reporter: but by then, the customer was long gone. >> i saw the -- ooh. i should have keep it. now, i have to call the lottery guys. hey, guys. it happened like this. >> reporter: now, everyone her

. >> she described her older sister who was the model for meghan in "little women" who helped to raise. and interesting portrait of both of them. [inaudible] >> she was in some sort of old age home. madeleine was discouraged from coming to switzerland because they said lulu didn't remember anything and would not be able to talk. but as often happens they have very good recall of early lives. very intriguing of the things she said. a little bit of a saga in itself about lulu. >> i read a couple autobiographies of louisa may alcott. i am very impressed by the richness. i don't remember from those others, not just the secrets of lulu but did you focus on different pieces of what was there and create a different picture of her? one biography was an older one, an old-fashioned thing that almost recreated her and in the 70s she was very feminist. i don't know what yours is like. it seems rich and dramatic in detail that i didn't know was there. the other biographies chose not to present it as you did? >> yes to a great extent. when we were working on the film, what a perfect motif for if fil

host: meghan is in georgia. caller: i want to know if corporations are able to lobby you all they can not take individual people's -- you all. had they cannot take individual people's debt, -- they can take individual people's debt, but they cannot take corp.'s data. host: we will get a response. guest: we do not get lost in the traditional sense of the word. if we look at the biggest threats out there and make sure we are working with corporate .merica and academia we actively engage with all of our partners, we do not get lobbied in the traditional sense of the world. one of the most refreshing things about the fbi is that it is a political. we have a mission, and it does not matter who is in charge. our mission stays the same. although we have to ask for resources, we try to stay out of the political minefields. host: total employees, 35,000, total agents, 14,000. does that include contractors? guest: 35,000 is in perfect -- actual employees, and on top of that we have taskforce officers and partners in the i

family of meghan made the painful decision to take her off life support.leading coach on it so her organs could be donated. >> juliet: it's a story that broke here yesterday morning. a police officer was shot in california. we have dramatic video of what happened next. the shootout played between two cops and a man inside his home. the officer is shot in the neck. you can see him there. he's by that white truck. he's holding the blood, covering the wound. he runs for safety. his partner later drags him out of the line of fire. he is currently in stable condition. the suspect is believed to have killed his 14 month old daughter and his mother-in-law. he was found dead inside his home. >> steve: september 11 first responders and relatives of their victims demanding the federal government not finance the construction of that controversial mosque near ground zero. remember that? >> i don't want my tax dollars spent to support this mosque and we should all be prepared to let our elected officials have a prepared answer for them when they come back and request t