fear-mongering, revenge killing and sectarian inspired killing didn't come out as much as people feared. by and large there's not been that type of revenge. there were isolated incidents. there is potential that the shia militias particularly those under the control of ayatollah sistani, and it's important that shi'ite militia are not one group. there are ones that are iraq first and those that are iranian backed that may be part of the problem. the ones pro-iraq might know that what we need are local tribes people and restore security and after that restore autonomy to the locals rather than moving in ourselves. >> how significant is the fall of ramadi itself. it was a couple of days ago that the prime minister said he wouldn't let the city fall. >> yes, i mean significant. firstly because of what the grandmother -- prime minister said. there's a lot of opposition and rivalries from been his own example. maliki saying he's not right for the job. those closer to iran. it will likely play in off to prove it is an effective leader. there was a huge dispute previously. it is something that

administration a guy thinking about running for president turning around trying to say i am up to -- a truth mongerwe will will not be popular, but i will be honest. now you have a real credibility feature. bill: you sit down with them every month. which way is this going? >> he is going to try to spend this. from the very beginning he said i have nothing to do with this. he is using this as an example. whether or not that is the truth only he knows. when you knows. when you talk to him about bridgette and kelly's, roni david sampson in part there is a certain level of fatigue. he would rather talk about anything but this. you will still take the questions today. what else to see have to do? >> in politics perception is reality. personally responsible, i think he knows more than what he's telling. no matter how long he spends answering questions if they don't believe is telling the whole truth that is where the credibility issue arises bill: more to come. thank you for joining us. >> there was an explosion on the subway. check out this video. trying to remove's and triggers this dramatic spark. i'm

then my, to be partner, charlie monger, straightened me out after a while. companies at fair prices. fair prices rather than fair companies at wonderful prices. >> it is the all-american success story. look there is a lot of really tough news out there these days in the headlines. you want an optimistic story of the american dream and how it was pulled off, join us tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern, for "warren buffett's america." you will also hear his partner, charlie monger, who many people here like to hear more from than buffett himself. then bill gates, one of the board members. a fascinating look. you have got to watch, 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight, "warren buffett's america," right here on fox business. back to you. >> we will be watching. liz claman from omaha, thank you very much. adam: we're watching jeff flock. he is at the malibu plant for gm in kansas. what is going on, jeff? >> always great to get inside the plant to actually see cars moving down the production line. this production line does not stop, adam and cheryl. three shifts here at the fairfax a

. >> are you fear-mongering? >> my methods are affective. >> people are listening. >> in four years her blog blew up with 500 viewers and a million likes. she dubbed followers her food babe army. >> i was sick as a child. had eczema allergies. when i made changes based on information learning, my health did a 180. since 2011 the blog commanded attention. process to death. get your cooking oils out. it sickened thousands of animals. >> reporter: are you using inflammatory language? >> i am making sure that when i write a headline that it gets people's attention. i think it's very important for this information to get out. >> each if it's not entirely true? >> thoseholds are true. people have been writing about these subjects that i have been writing about longer than i have. they haven't been able to galvanise the movement in this way. remove the dangerous chemical from their bread. >> reporter: it was a campaign about subway's use of a chemical in its bread, used to make yoga maps that mutt them on the map. >> th

. >> reporter: of course the russians say this is hysterical scare mongering.d for but were refused an interview with their ambassador. one of their diplomats said some people say we have all hand in everything. in propaganda terms that's not match for nato's open-door policy for journalists. nato admits there has never been a single significant incident of a russian war plane deliberately breaching the air space of any of the baltic states, yet for all of that these pilots practice this stuff over and over again, just in case they say, they ever have to do it for real. privately some nato officials say it looks to spend so much effort on an air or ground war that is extremely unlikely. but they prefer not to take any chances. lawrence lee, al jazeera, lithuania. >>> in peru police have fired tear gas to evict hundreds of squatters who illegally occupied a 2,000 year old cemetery near the capitol. several people including three officers were injured this police arrested at least 15 people. >>> mexico has opened up a new front in its war against war gangs. 10,00

. >> of course, the russians say this is hysterical scare-mongering. we asked for but were refused an interview with their ambassador. one of their diplomats said to me some people say we have a hand in everything. in propaganda terms, that's no match for n.a.t.o. open door policy to journalists. n.a.t.o. admits there's never been a single significant incident of a russian war plane breaching the air space of any of the baltic states. yet for all that these pilots practice this stuff over and over again just in case, they say, they have to do it for real. >> privately, some n.a.t.o. officials admit it looks strange to spend so much effort on preventing an air or ground war that they actually think is extremely unlikely. set against the western narrative of an unpredictable russian leader, they prefer not to take any chances >>> nearly 600 officers and soldiers are facing charms before a court martial in nigeria. the army says they are on trial for alleged offenses related to the fight against boko haram. last year 72 soldiers were sentenced to death by

what happens tomorrow is buffet and monger take the stage just behind that wall and will answer questions in front of a cast of 30,000 or 40,000 people and will answer questions for about 6.5 hours. and s a everyt fro what is happening in the economy to what the federal reserve will happen next and what is happening with burlington northern sante fe they were called out in the annual shareholder letter that he wrote for disappointing customers and we'll hear about that tomorrow and also about clayton holmes set up behind me. some of being accused of predatory lending practices and i'm sure we'll hear about that. i'm becky quick in omaha, nebraska and on monday we'll have extended coverage of that meeting. >>> target communicati posted a wider than expected watch and that is where begin tonight's focus. in march, costs from the mailed merger from the comcast and time warner cable merger shares were up. sales of prescription drugs helped cvs and that helps impact stopping to sell tobacco but they stel below forecast but still the stock was up 1% to $146. and it was a busy day. core vex is t

. >> reporter: of course the russians say this is hysterical scare mongering.used with an interview of their ambassador. nato admits there has never been a single significant incident of a russian war plane deliberately breaching the air space of any of the baltic states yet for all of that, these pilots practice this stuff over and over again, just in case they say they ever have to do it for real. privately some nato officials admit it looks strange to spending so much effort on preventing an air or ground war, but they prefer not to take any chances. lawrence lee al jazeera, lithuania. >>> mexico has opened up a new front in its war against drug gangs. 10,000 mill stair and security forces have been sent with the task of dismandeling the new generation cartel. adam rainey reports. >> reporter: a show of force, 10,000 federal soldiers and security forces have been sent to the western state. just the latest military buildup in an ongoing eight-year drug war. it follows a wave of spectacular attacks, the downing of a military helicopter with rocket launch grena

to their constituencies to find out if they'll get elected in the vote tomorrow 37 but the fear mongering aimed. entirely at the scottish national party. the party that wants independence from the united kingdom. they've had the most meteoric rise and would most certainly hold the balance of power. which means that north of the parties could actually form a majority government without the form of the nationalists. prime minister david cameron and his supporters have said that could be such a threat to the stability of the united kingdom that in the event of coalition talks the british public might want to consider that this would take the minority government to the majority government. in this new era of coalition politics some don't like the idea of their party doing deals with those who would chop down the united kingdom. >> would you vote labor if they didn't have to have the support of the scottish nationalists. >> yes. >> but you don't want them to deal with the scottish nationalists? >> you hit it on the head. >> these parties are like apples and oranges and that makes things potent

>> i think juan williams got it right for fox news it's about provocation and fear mongering and spewingews there are the children of the holocaust knows something about what happens when bigotry spaouz. we are obligated as people of faith and leaders to condemn those bigoted views, and call for civil and thoughtful dialogue that did not cast duh supertion on an entire people. >> the transit is reviewing the question. what do you think the decision will be? >> i can't read their minds, and can you probably see in the background here i am in the religious action center in the center of washington, d.c. dupont circle, and there are buses going by in the background. whatever they decide the american society and the first amendment are strong enough to withstand hateful rhetoric and speech, and i call on all people of goodwill christians and muslims and jews to come around civil discourse about what brings us together. by the way, in omaha nebraska a synagogue joined together with a mosque and church to build one building to inhibit together and be a light of justice, and so i know what is p

florida is warning that proponents of gay marriage could begin to try to cast christians as hate mongers spoke to the christian braupd casting network earlier this week. >> we are the water's edge of argument that mainstream christian teaching is hate speech. today we reached a point in society where if you do not support same-sex marriage, you are labeled. what's next after going after individuals, the teaching of mainstream christianity, catechism of the katrina locathh is hate speech. a real danger. >> rubio told cnn if the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage, quote, that would be the law of the land that we would have to follow until it is somehow reversed. end of quote. >> rubio often refers to his catholic roots. his comments come on the heels of a statement on gay marriage from a high ranking vatican official. the holy city secretary of state cardinal pietro periland, called ireland's vote to allow same -sx marriage, a defeat for humanity. you may remember shortly after pope francis took office, the catholic leader was asked about homosexuals. at that time he sa

it is with great sadness i have to remind the bigolts and hate mongers they are some of the worst examplesd i hope you go back to your homes and leave the worshippers alone. >> we're listening to the organizers of care a group holding a news conference talking about what's going to happen in arizona rally, that's taking place outside of the mosque where two gunmen were killed in gar hand texas. you can hear the emotion talking about what his religion means to him. now the news we broke last hour about sepp blatter returning for a fifth term. his main opponent conceded the need for a second balance lots. blatter had come seven votes shy of winning outright on the first bought, you need two thirds to win. in the post election remarks, he thanked voters for their trust in him. >> i like my job and i like to be -- i'm not perfect. nobody is perfect. but we need to do a good job together, i'm sure. >> his main opponent was prince ali of jordan and he received just 73 votes. when we come back, we'll check in on the trial of james holmes that left 12 people dead. jurors hearing from holmes himsel

didn't have a deal, we were so close to having a deal, therefore israel -- they're a bunch of war mongers, they're for the whole world and the u.n. should punish them -- therefore the whole world and the u.n. should punish them. that's what israel, i believe understands that this deal means. regardless of whether a deal's ever reached. and i wouldn't put it past this administration to keep agreeing to keep dragging it out, dragging it out for the rest of this president's administration. certainly in iran's interests, because they're continuing to enrich uranium. nothing has slowed them down. and as we know now, they're not even letting anybody at the iaea examine all of their facilities. forget the openness that this administration says they're going to get. but i think what the bottom line of this bill that we passed today, that the senate passed also, is that we're going to ignore the president's and the executive branch's illegal actions in lifting sanctions they're not entitled to lift. if he'll be kind enough to allow congress to think about the sanctions some more and if he'll give

. >> reporter: of course the russians say it is hysterical scair mongering.asked but were refused an interview with their ambassador in viel ni as. a diplomat said to me "some people say we have our hand in everything." in propaganda terms that's no match it n.a.t.o.'s policy to journalists. >> n.a.t.o. admits there's never been a single incident of the russian war plane breaching the air space of any of the baltic states for all that these pilots practice the stuff over and over again, just in case they say, they ever have do it for real. >> reporter: privately some n.a.t.o. officials say it looks strange to spend so much effort for preventing an air or ground war. they think it's unlikely. set against a western narrative against a leader they prefer not to take any chances >>> n.a.t.o. was formed in 1949 after the north atlantic treaty which had an agreement that n.a.t.o. countries would help each other if invaded. originally it was 10 europe een counties and canada and the u.s. six times members were added bringing it to 28. four others are looking to join

. >> of course the russians say this is hysterical scare mongering. we asked for but were refused an interview with their ambassador. one of their diplomats said to me some say we have our hand in everything. some say that is no match for nato's policy to journalists. >> there has never been a single incident of a russian war plane deliberately breaching the air space of any of the baltic states. yet for all that, these pilots practice this stuff over and over again just in case, they say, they ever have to do it for real. >> privately some nato officials admit it looks strange to spend so much effort on preparing an air or ground war they actually think extremely unlikely, but set against an unpredictable russian leader, they prefer not to take any chances. al jazeera lithuania. >> iraq's prime ministerial abaddi is meeting with president putin. relations between russia and baghdad were strong. they're now trying to rebuild that relationship. let's speak to rory challands live from moscow. what does baghdad seek to get from russia? >> well, of course

. >> reporter: of course the russians say this is scare mongering. refused an interview with their ambassador. one of their diplomats say to me, some people say we have our hand in everything. in propaganda terms that's no match for nato's open-door policy to journalists. nato admits there has never been a single incident of a russian war plane breaching the air space of any of these baltic states, but they practice over and over again just in case they say they ever have to do it for real. >> reporter: some officials admit it looks strange on spending so much effort on preventing an air or ground war that is extremely unlikely. but they prefer not to take any chances. >>> still ahead on al jazeera -- >> i'm in tunis, i'll have the story of one young tunisian man who went on a killing spree. >> reporter: and the beginning of human technology go back to a must more distant past. >>> and later in sport, a controversial american football star could return to action after a domestic violence case. robin has got the details. >> al jazeera america internat

that exhibit, which as judy says the adl southern poverty law has labeled that organization as hate mongering that eye on issue hate speech. certainly any cable outlet any newspaper, any outlet has a right to do whatever reporting they do. you know, let's keep our eye on the ball here. that right now when you look at the web page, the website of geller's outfit they are trying to raise money off of anti-islamic images. and, let's decide as news organizations, if you want to just report on the news, event do more than that and in a sense help somebody fund raise. that is kind of the issue here. jon: lynn, i'm a christian. i could go probably half of the galleries in new york and find you know, some artwork exhibit that i as a christian find you know repulsive or abhorrent but that doesn't give me the right to go in to shoot up the place. >> we all agree. hold on. that isn't even the issue. here. i don't think. of course violence, do we even have to say again in which case i will, that, that kind of violence and shooting is abhorrent? everyone every reasonable person should be against that. no

she saw it as yet another example of franklin's power mongering, in her columns she took to referringo him as an economic royalist. alice lost that argument. president roosevelt signed the gold reserve act into law in january 1934. had the pleasure of sitting by mrs. alice longworth in the senate gallery when the bill passed will rogers wrote to a friend. alice tooking right on the chin and smiled. but she also had the last laugh once again. a few days later on he next visit to a former white house function she showed up wearing a blue velvet gown, and well-chosen alaska see his-the paper reported from their ear to her shoulders dangled gold earrings shaped lining horn's plenty. about her neck was a hey gold chain from which dangled a cherokee indian frog in green gold. her watch bracelet was white gold. she even wore amber gold side cones in her hair. eleanor found herself caught in her cousin's web as well thangs to her cousin's genius for mimickry. with her teeth jutted out and her voice ratcheted up. alice am spooned eleanor as something like a talking horse just out of a proper f

we should not be swayed by fear mongering. we should not reauthorize it command we will not reauthorize it. the the expiring provisions of the patriot act without enacting real reforms. i asked 30 seconds more. when the house passes the usa freedom act tomorrow and sends it to the senate we should take it up immediately and pass that bill. the american people did not elect us to kick the can down the road and finally rubberstamp intelligence activities that have been found by the court to be illegal. i think my good friend from utah for yielding to me, and i totally agree with his position. >> mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to extend the colloquy for an additional 15 minutes to allow a couple other members to participate in the quality of colloquy. >> without objection. >> i would like to hear from my friend and colleague, the junior senator from nevada and hear his thoughts about how people he knows across the country and in his state feel about this program and will be out to do about it. >> mr. president. >> sen. fr

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because he is african-american but you know, jefferson was subjected to some of the same kinds of fear mongering -- he is not religious enough, he's not the right kind of religious. stephen: he was also accused of being a muslim. amanda: yes. stephen: obama is not the first to take that on. i want to say part of that democratization peace is the religious. seen in the political and social sphere in the revolution. you call that the bottom-up interpretation. we often think of that as applying to the two great growers. how does the argument look and how does the second great awakening look if we shift from evangelical protestant to other groups of people, the latter-day saints, the mormons, traditional groups like the shakers? another thing that is happening it's not just the growth of old groups. it's the creation of new religions, right? how does that story stand with what we are talking about? amanda: the shakers are so amazing. in a way they appear to mise this really creative effort to rein in these volatile forces. they have these incorporated communities where people hold their p --o pool t

the intelligence community to keep us safe will take a substantial hit, critics say they are fear mongering like the bush white house did understood to get the law passed initially. this hour the president and the attorney general meet in the oval office to plot the next move in the provisions are not extended, that includes starting the shutdown at 4:00 p.m. on sunday in order to hit the 12:01 deadline. with t minus three days until key parts expire where is the debate on what the administration insists is a vital tool for national security? luke russert in in washington. you're there, the senate is not. why are they waiting until sunday to take this up again? this is important. >> it's memorial day recess tour'e you can't get in the way of kissing babies and walking in parades. they are coming back a day early on sunday and there's two things to watch for here. number one, it's mitch mcconnell trying to preserve the status quo patriot act, how much is he going to try to do that? remember the house passed something called the usa freedom act which putle bulk data collection in control, ess

the fear mongering and all of these things that happened, vote members of congress out of office because they did not have their tv signal. president obama his first decision as president-elect was to delay the transition. we probably did not have to delay the transition because of fears. when it came time to make the transition, i never even heard a complaint. we did not take a position we did not support or oppose the fact we had a coupon programs of people could buy these types of taxes. we don't ask the government for this type of money and hopefully we won't in the future. it does involve the transmission standard and involves spectrum. our goal in the short term is to make sure we go for it in a way that makes sense and we can do things simultaneously. i think we should take the approach that it is a lot that are if it is an industry-led transition rather than a government one, which is what we had last time. everyone is talking about this fcc, but this will not the the fcc in a year and a half. the odds are overwhelming there will be a new chairman. but we are focused on getting t

there's been a lot of rumor amongering mongering. the charges can be thrown out, but i think being reaffirmed by a grand jury is going to continue start the hope of people in baltimore resulted as what they see as justice for freddie gray. >> mosby was heavy handed called overboard, a word uses. this somewhat vindicates her position. >> what you saw is the medical examiner did return a report saying this was a homicide and the prosecutor proceeded from there. there was some criticism she had the report for a very short time but you have to remember that the prosecutor's office was conducting a parallel investigation at the same time that the police department was conducting its own internal probe. if you look at just the ordinary citizen, typically if someone is arrested, they are charged with a crime. the police actually put forward a police report and there are charges. you can proceed to indictment quickly. it's just when you talk about police officers, it's normally not as quick as it is for a civilian citizen. >> national corres

you may say he is a war monger. is a structure of thought that leads to his sense of what makes for a good stable order. you can disagree with it. but push back intellectually. >> david is calling from st. thomas virgin islands. >> caller: i am a few fan since seeing you on booktv walter isaacson. if you would indulge me. i would like to make a comment to the friends in connecticut. i would like to go with my question. i feel much at least the last millennial of history, has been about the evolution of power more than the individuals. ... our technology, as we move toward becoming sigh borks, i guess how -- cyborgs i guess, how do we protect ourselves from losing our individual uniqueness in that process? >> guest: i think you answered your question in the very beginning of the statement which is it's the humanities and the arts that make us unique. one of the things about that alan turing movie, in the end he's a human. in the end, he has his own creativity. and so the end of the innovators, there's a chapter about

fact been extremely clever practitioners of this kind of rapacious form of fund raising and scare mongeringnd christianity. >> the only thing i have is the politicization of faith. why they may be in the short run and the long run it is proving to be damaging. the acronyms than and i wrote about this a couple years ago. religion is by some measures on the decline and they designed themselves as christians. the percentage of people who believe in god is not declined. so i think in a lot of ways by making the church of whatever denomination seemed to be wholly-owned subsidiary of the republican party, a lot of these folks do themselves a disservice because people go looking for the convert and the genuineness that they find in church nevertheless don't want to be identified with what seems to be identified as church in media these days which is paid olin science denying and not very good. ultimately the church faces a challenge from it both are some of the more extreme numbers the whole idea of god as a political candidate who pours the climate science is really not a good business model. [ap

monger, died in the process. it seems that some members of this body want to regulate things like light bulbs and rain dust, but late term abortionists driven by profit undeterred by the deaths of countless innocent lives, we must protect these women and children by passing the bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the district of columbia rise? ms. norton: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. norton: mr. speaker, the majority is finding a new way to keep from funding a long-term surface transportation bill within six days. keep passing short-term patches. as a result, we are starving the nation's infrastructure. 23 states are so desperate that they have either raised their state gas taxes or are in the process. still the states are screaming for congress to have the guts to do the same. state gas taxes were meant to partner with the f

we will be joined live by charlie monger and bill gates all at 6:00 a.m. eastern time.ts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >>> inside the businesses of berkshire hathaway. in this hour mario gabelli on the future of berkshire plus his bet on the big race. chairman and ceo of nebraska furniture mart on expansion of the lone star state. >>> is apple be's the place to be for investors? the restaurant chain's makeover helping to a profit

. >>> how does this even monger the other day saying you print money long enough and you just think allro forever? there are no free lunches. how do we get taught a lesson? you always think about dire scenarios. how does this really if it were to turn out badly, how does it turn out badly? inflation or just they can't get out? >> higher inflation and the bond market takes away the printing press and says time-out, game over. you guys can't continue to act like this. >> you're still at under 2% and you got nothing. >> exactly. that's why the move in the bond market. there >> 2% on gdp. >> still haven't ignited a strong economy and you've done everything you possibly can. >> that's why these moves in the bond market have to be the main focus right now and granted hates are historically low. not only, obviously, by fixed income investors but those that have fed off the trough of low interest rates. >> other people santelli and people like that who say when you don't let the market clear and the pain you're trying the fed takes away you know the pain for everyone and make it easy. they do i

another viewer saying, progressives want to talk of republican war mongering but obama drone striking weddings and arming terrorists is ok? "the hill" talking about -- from "the new york times" -- obama criticizes liberal ally sharply on pacific trade deal. we are being joined fr on the republican mind from new york. the last word on this. are you with us? caller: good morning. host: you are on the air. go ahead please. caller: ok. i don't know what the republican messages. i feel that scott walker is as much a radical on the right as obama is on the left. he is hypocritical and wisconsin. he took away collective bargaining for teachers. but not for police, fire, or sanitation because he needed their vote. also, he wants to cut all of these programs and pensions, and social security, but he would not cut his own pension i bet or privatize it, or his fellow government employees. that is my message. host: thank you for the call. again, the conversation continues on her facebook page at @cspanwj. or you can continue to send to. the former pennsylvania governor tom ridge will be with us t

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. >> that's what charlie monger said.huge training part. >> first he admits that he goes there, which is great. very politically incorrect. and then he said, and i see these nice people and they learn how to do you know -- >> how to greet people. >> that's true. the problem, but the problem is again, getting those teens in those jobs. you know after the economic recovery. a lot more adults are the ones taking those jobs. we need to get these kids employed because all of us had our first jobs and all the important skills we learned during that time. >> right. like having to go in and like stay there and do this. >> the first paying job i got wasn't like baby sitting or washing cars. >> working as a salad bar girl and cleaning chickens. >> i think there's a whole generation of kids that don't ever do anything that don't want to do. they don't even know the feeling that i have to do this for four hours. >> i have to tell you that those jobs were great jobs because they made you stay in college and make you think, i am going