mr. miller. two weeks ago i had a meeting with the superintendent of schools in my district, who has been planning on what would happen if the funding or cut for taiwan as well as special education funding. they know -- 4 title one as well as special education funding. they know exactly what it would cost them. do you know how much money this country spent on subsidies to the oil and gas industry every year? >> no, i am not familiar with that. >> it is four billion dollars. can you tell me what the cut in taiwan education funding will cut from the department of education? >> $750 million. >> how about the cut in special education funding? another $600 million. so instead of slashing education funding, democrats offered a balanced alternative that would have made sensible cuts in our nation spending to subsidize the oil and gas industry that has had record profits, but republican house leaders have refused to allow a vote. if you could just could spending on oil and gas subsidies, we would save fo

mr. miller. amount of time, mr. chairman. >> thank you, not in chairman and thank you for the panel for being here. i know you are taking some heat today. probably because of lack of some leadership at the top and some inaccurate, incomplete statements that have been made. mr. miller, let me ask you a question. there were statements made earlier by one of our committee members that we are dangerously close to being third world country status educationally. i am not sure of the accuracy of that. but improper payments in the department of education, poker programs specifically that exceeded the lmb threshold of $750 million per year seem to be a problem. in fact in 2010, improper payments exceeded $1 billion. mr. miller, i ask you what steps has the department taken to reduce improper pal payments? >> first of all, what i would like to highlight is the rate of improper has dropped significantly over the last -- >> i'm glad for the. i guess i'm asking, what are you doing to stop it? what steps have been taken? >> i thi

mr. miller and mr. tierney have offered a compromise alternative, a commonsense alternative that would create strategic partnerships with employers, community colleges, labor unions and nonprofits to find new jobs and careers for working families. the democratic alternative would expand the central role of community colleges, authorizing $8 billion for president obama's community college to career fund to help community colleges recognize credentials since students will graduate with job training that meets the needs of employers. it would also better serve high poverty services with effective services by creating innovation funds to expand the use of promising strategies for adults and young people. ladies and gentlemen, our country is facing serious economic challenges, and we need a serious solution like that offered in the work force investment act. i urge my colleagues to oppose h.r. 803 and support the democratic alternative and enact real work force reform that will put americans back to work. i

mrs. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. miller: i rise in very strong support of house resolution 115 providing for the expenses of certain demofse house of representatives for the 113th congress and which authorizes committee budgets for the 113th congress. earlier this month, mr. speaker, the committee on house administration held two very lengthy and very informative days of hearings with our chairman and ranking members from the 19 house committees. each of them testified about heir respective budgets, the commitment to uphold the long standing 2/3-one third allocation between majority and minority offices and most importantly they talked about doing more with less which is the topic we are all very, very familiar with. this funding process, these discussions, significantly impact the legislative process as these committees are aware, of course, the legislation that compromise much of our work begin with our vital ov

mr. miller. >> we struggle with that. the money for poor kids and students for disabilities and kids on indian reservations is there. what child is more or less important? >> there is not 3% in a waste, fraud, or abuse. >> 99% is directly and program dollars. >> there is no fraud in these programs? you are saying you could not cut 3% from the budget? >> the sequester is forcing us to cut if you said could we find cuts that would not adversely affect students, the ones who are struggling to participate are global economies, i would say no. this will have an adverse impact we will regret that i cannot believe there is 3% there. >> what about transportation? >> 3/4 of our department is exempt from some question -- from sequestration -- >> could you find 3%? >> of course we can do it but it depends of what the impact is. the easy stuff has been done. since 2008 with in the faa, we have cut $510 million out of the cost by reducing travel 30%, it savings of $36 million, $100 million in innovative contracts. >> there was a nice

mr. miller? oh, it's you, crane. sorry, but arlene... i let her go. lot of stuff she's been doing lately has ticked me off. if this is a bad time... it's a perfect time. hold this. come on! now! come on. okay, how's this? i'd love to tell you but your big head's in the way. oh, put it down. oh, my lord, what happened here? oh, that psycho bulldog and i got into it this afternoon. he threw my golden mike at me. he did that with your little trophy? he just chipped the paint. i did that with his head. well, uh... that's sort of why i'm here. drink? no, no, thank you, mr. miller. i know that bulldog was up here and he said some regrettable things to you. i'll say. you want to hear them? i tape everything in this office. well, anyway... a lot of what he said was... uh, my fault you see. ll, i heard a rumor that management was thinking about lightening the load a bit. well, i heard that it was bulldog that was going to get sacked we and i... i was repeating the rumor to someone and bulldog heard me and that's why he came up here and started telling you... t

mr. miller, we'd appreciate it. >> is it on? >> yeah. >> well, good morning, chairman leahy, and members of the committee. my name is benjamin miller, unmanned aircraft program manager with mesa county sheriff's office and representative of the airborne law enforcement association. thank you for inviting me to speak about the use of unmanned aircraft in the small colorado community where i live. the mesa county sheriff's office is a middle-sized agency about 200 people with a patrol team of just 65 deputies. these deputies serve approximately 175,000 citizens who live inside a 3,300 square mile county. we see a wide range of criminal activity from petty offenses to drug trafficking and homicide. we've flown more operational hours than anyone else in the country with 185 hours and just over 40 missions. with two small battery operated unmanned aircraft systems, that's a lot considering the dragon fly requisites, as this one on the table, is a backpack-sized helicopter which can can fly for only 15 minutes and weighs two pounds. fa

mr. miller. uas i used to perform dangerous and difficult tasks more safely and more efficiently. they are used to assess flooding of the red river in the upper midwest. there used to help battle wildfires in california and they are being used to study everything from hurricanes in the gulf of mexico, tornadoes in the great plains and volcanoes in hawaii. unlike military uas, the system is most likely to use a small systems and way less than 500 -- less than five pounds. as the weaponization it's a nonstarter. the faa prohibits supplying weapons on any civil aircraft. for the record, a uav does not support civil uas spirit i want to correct the misconception there is no regulation of domestic uas spirit they regulate where, when and why unmanned aircraft will be flown. if a public entity wants to fly a ues, they must obtain authorization from the faa. uass are flown lower than 400 feet during daylight hours. it is currently a violation of faa regulations to fly a uas for commercial purposes. as we focus on uass or law enforcement, it's important to recognize the robust legal frame

mr. miller had husband laughing hard. i'm glad.e show in person we have a dvd available on bill o'reilly.com. check it out. from brownsville, texas, stories of food stamp abuse in texas sad, but true. saw people buying valentine's day baskets with food stamps and it was allowed because there was fruit in them. and frank, from brazil, hey, bill, watching the factor while floating on the amazon river. it's hot down here. don't jump in the water in the river to cool off, frank. it's a little pirahanas, you know what i'm talking about this? you're going to have to just absorb the heat. if you go in the water and the giant anaconda movie. did you see that? jennifer lopez, that snake chasing her around in the amazon luckily jennifer got away. factor tip of the day. last night a new mini series the bible which will begin sunday night on the history channel. afterwards i found this e-mail from tim, from calgary alberta, canada. and i take part that certain parts of the bible are allegorical. what do you base your assertion on. and cheryl f

mr. miller, thank you very much.ting good results with your stock price up 18% in a short period. we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >> sue? >> ty. they are the 1,426 people who control the global economy. forbs has the list and details on where they come from and home of the billionaire is changing ra bit. that's right after a quick 30-second break. >>> coming on you "street signs." we will talk all things china. and whether or not traveling to china and its property valuis means trouble for us on other side of the world. we will bring you a wrap-up, and the warren buffett buffet. and are you saddled with student debt? you wouldn't be the only person. we will look at whether there are any dangerous student loans ending up like sub prime mortgages. lots of things coming up at the top of the hour. 2:00 p.m. eastern time, make it a date. back to you. >> thank you, mandy. see you in a few minutes. forbs ranking of the world's richest people finds more billion airs than ever before. 1426, to be exact. with a

mr. miller had husband laughing hard. i'm glad.on we have a dvd available on bill o'reilly.com. check it out. from brownsville, texas, stories of food stamp abuse in texas sad, but true. saw people buying valentine's day baskets with food stamps and it was allowed because there was fruit in them. and frank, from brazil, hey, bill, watching the factor while floating on the amazon river. it's hot down here. don't jump in the water in the river to cool off, frank. it's a

mr. miller, if you have laid off. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member cummings, thank you or the opportunity to testify to improve efficiency, reduce fraud and waste. my testimony will be around for components. first, that that you stare at their overarching philosophy. since 2009 could secretary duncan and her team have been committed to enhancing the operation. and the secretary asked me to join, visit the explicit extent to enhance apartments operational management capability. the department of education is committed to continuous improvement as they manage a broad array of programs and activities as cost-effectively as possible the health insurer nation students have the opportunity to obtain a world-class education. i can tell you with confidence while we remain focused in ways to improve performance, the department of education has long been engaged in making dramatic gains in our programmatic addition the. we start with gentoo streamliner federally programs. to recognize the 99% of the federal funds are invested in programs. we kno

mr. miller, with a question for you which is art there limitations on the uses of drones that your members would support as common sense protections of the privacy of american citizens? >> the easy answer is yes. we already look to case law. one of the things we position the program on is we have not really invented a new ability to collect information. the camera has done that for us. it has done not for us for decades and in the past. there is case law out there that speaks to the direction for which we take when we consider putting a camera in the air. fact that it applies to the system or a police helicopter you see has not change the way we think about it or view it. would youritation members support? >> i think the limitations are the ones we currently have identified through the study of case law that has occurred until this time. >> it seems to me there should be an important distinction probable cause, substantial evidence to be guilty of a crime. law enforcement has always had extensive tools for operating in that environment. the collection of the data concerning ordinary citize

mr. miller, who i know from his time at the lapd, is accurate on that situation. reality is, we made a promise, we made a commitment. and every reward that would be published after this, people would question, are you serious or trying to lure us in and walk away? we can't do that. we can't have deception and a lot of people would view this as deception. the city council posted a $100,000 reward, we're committed on that reward. the million dollars came from a variety of public sectors. that's being reviewed. but we are committed to the $100,000 we committed to, because we want to live by the word -- live by the truth and live by the integrity. it's the integrity of the system that's in question when this issue then comes up. >> councilman, do you have of the two claims, one who you think is more deserving, or do you leave that up to others? >> we're leaving that up to the robbery homicide of the lapd. the robbery homicide section is investigating, they'll go through the process and it will ultimately come to us. we're committed to living up to our concept of hones

mr. miller, we'd appreciate it. >> is it on? > yeah. >> well, good morning, chairman leahy, and members of the committee. my name is benjamin miller, unmanned aircraft program manager with mesa county sheriff's office and representative of the airborne law enforcement association. thank you for inviting me to speak about the use of unmanned aircraft in the small colorado community where i live. the mesa county sheriff's office is a middle-sized agency about 200 people with a patrol team of just 65 deputies. these deputies serve approximately 175,000 citizens who live inside a 3,300 square mile county. we see a wide range of criminal activity from petty offenses to drug trafficking and homicide. we've flown more operational hours than anyone else in the country with 185 hours and just over 40 missions. with two small battery operated unmanned aircraft systems, that's a lot considering the dragon fly requisites, as this one on the table, is a backpack- sized helicopter which can can fly for only 15 minutes and weighs two pounds. fa

mr. miller is very bullish. is there anything you worry about at all right now?things, if there was some kind of extraordinary catastrophe in the middle east that would worry me. unexpected terrorist attack. those types of really dramatic gut-wrenching things. >> there's nothing else considering the next fed minutes, what the sequester is going to do. there's nothing else we should worry about. >> i like how you said there's always something to worry about. >> those aren't "game change"ing. they will come and go and we will be back to normal. >> let's talk through some of the things you do like. this is nbc universal. we are owned by comcast. and you happen to love the stock cbsp. >> he is an extraordinary ceo. he's all about the content. a great job of getting things back on track after the tough time during the financial crisis. the stock has had an extraordinary run. >> let's talk about that. if you look at that chart you say that's gone on a run. >> so many assets. and i think you could see stock 20% higher. they are doing things to take advantage of assets t

mr. miller and ms. mccarthy in hopeless hearings to focus on related ideas. i look forward to hearing more today about your three-part strategic plan to build company pain and contract the gses. in your efforts for a single platform and standardize part says, i believe it's a great step forward, a great development. i also believe that your efforts to maintain foreclosure prevention activities and credit availability at refinance mortgages has been successful. i also want to applaud the work with harrop, the home affordable refinance program to promote prevention at today's has had successes. one by one blade refinances have been done which nearly equals the number of subway finances the prior three years. the focus on underwater mortgages is greater than 105 want to value ratios represent 43% of the harp refinance can. 215 and 2011 if that is a movement in the right direction, but we still can do more. it is in the area of contracting that i have the most questions including the effect to have a multifamily housing, single-family housing. the gse portfolio e

mr. miller for including my legislation in their amendment that will be considered tomorrow. job training and re-employment issues always have been and always should be bipartisan. so it's very sad that this rule and the underlying bill have come to the floor under a strictly partisan process. and that they will actually harm the very program that they're designed to support. so i urge my colleagues to vote no and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i would now like to yield three minutes to the distinguished woman from indiana and a member of the education and work force committee, mrs. brooks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. mr. brooks: i'd first like to thank -- mrs. brooks: i'd first like to thank the leadership of congresswoman fox. i stand here today not just as a member of congress but as a former community college administrator. as a senior vice president and general counsel for indiana's largest community college, public college system, i led sta

miller. apparently her staff, mrs. ults' staff not being able to eat healthy, miller. >> well, ordinarily i would call b.s. on this but that woman next to her looked like hell. so maybe there is some truth to it. debbie wasser isman shoults, what a waste of a hyphen. this empty-headed adult perm man can. we got soldiers calling into my show telling me that they are getting their tuition they were promised cut when they get back to the war and this jerk is is whining about some butt kissing staff of hers not being able to afford aio play with their bologna on white. this stuff has got to stop. rise up, america. rise up! >> bill: i want to give everybody some perspective, miller, that the staff members for all the congressional people have a fairly good cafeteria option turkey chilly today for example $255. grilled strip lion, whatever that may be. 7.95. turkey breast, 6.50, miller. >> billy, i remember the old days. i remember the old days when we called a grilled loin interrogating a stripper. >> bill: i don't remember

mr. d.j. won't you -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ oh mr. d.j. py and -- >> drunk. >> stephanie: right. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. but jacki schechner wearing her journalistic stripes is propping us up today. >> really, i'm responsible? i'm not doing a very good job. >> stephanie: yes, you are. terry in georgia. hi, terry. >> caller: hey, i was just going to say when my son was in eighthth great the coach asked him all who wanted to go out for football. he was the only one in his grade that did not. and his coach was very angry, and he said what am i suppose to do with you? and my son said can i lift weights? and he said no you can start cleaning this gym and you can start with the bathroom. so it says to me you have no self worth -- >> stephanie: jim was saying earlier terry, in some ways that's the point of football is to hurt people. we were talking about how he relates to the football culture and stubenville. >> caller: yeah, and he was so ostracized, of course they called his gay, and fag, and it changed him. an

mr. george miller of california for today and the balance of the week and mr. nadler of new york for today and tuesday of march 19. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. the chair is prepared to entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. this weekend i had the honor of joining hundreds of fellow americans at an open carry walk in brookville, pennsylvania, which is located in the fifth district of pennsylvania. as a responsible gun owner i was proud to join this peaceful gathering among citizens to reaffirm the fundamental significance of an individual's constitution and protected right to bear arms. the right to own firearms has nothing to do with hunting. the second amendment was adopted as part of our constitution to assure the

not the johnny miller that we know so well from the state legislature, but the one that eventually became federal judge out of fort smith. he was the congressman from mr. mills' district. and so they ran against each other, paley and miller -- bailey and miller, and miller was elected. so that opened up the seat for congress that miller had held. and so mr. mills ran that year and won, became the youngest member of congress from arkansas. in 1942 then he went on ways and means. so he finally realized his childhood dream. and he helped get, right away he helped get interstate highways because that was under the transportation and public works committee. and they were going along with president eisenhower who wanted to fund the interstate highway system by bonds, and many mills didn't -- and mr. mills didn't want that long-term debt. and so he said we'll fund it with a one-cent gasoline tax and put it in a highway trust fund. and so public works committee kept turning that down, and mr. mills said, okay, that'll be fine. we will do it in ways and means committee, and then every year thereafter all these interstate highways will be funded thruways and me

miller. >> hello mr. beaver. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: hello. it is "the stephanie miller show." st for fun. number one you know, when we got the rates on the top 1% raised from 35% to 39% it really is window dressing without closing the loopholes. they weren't paying the 35% to begin with. number two my girlfriend just reminded me that the panel is part of a lady's underwear. and that if you're going to have a panel, make sure it is 100% cotton. >> stephanie: thank you. no chafing. >> we're an organic panel. >> we are. i can't speak for jim. this is an organic panel for the most part. >> stephanie: we've been talking about -- we saw your boobs thing ashley judd, sex ed. you know who wants to call in? ♪ hot brie on with stephy ♪ ♪ hot brie on with stephy ♪ ♪ hot brie on with stephy ♪ >> stephanie: here she is. melissa fitzgerald. >> caller: i have terrible cell phone reception. >> stephanie: i know. you moved to my neighborhood. i told you have the wrong cell phone service. >> go atop the hollywood sign. >> stephanie: we were talking about sex ed. you just texted me a thought. >>

mr. jeff miller of florida. mr. guthrie of kentucky. mr. mareno of pennsylvania. mr. cotton of arkansas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, i have the honor to transmit a sealed envelope received from the white house on march 1, 2013, at 2:22 p.m., and said to contain a message from the president whereby he notifies the congress he has extended the national emergency with respect to zimbabwe. with best wishes i am. signed sincerely, karen l. haas, clerk of the house. . to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergencies act provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless within 90 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in acc

mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. appreciate your support. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ms. miller? >> aye tim 14, discussion and vote pursuant to administrative code section 67.10(d) as to whether to conduct a closed session. >> is there a motion? second? all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? we are going into closed session. thank you all. >>please stand b >> $30,000. there was no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session. directors, it would be appropriate for either motion to disclose or not disclose the information discussed. >> is there such a motion? no motion, i guess. >> second. >> any further discussion? all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? that's it. >> that concludes the buzzness before you today. >> thank you. * business [adjourned] recreation and park commission would the secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner buell (here. >> commissioner low? >> here. >> commissioner bonilla? >> here. >> commissioner harrison? >> here. >> commissioner martin? >> here. >> both commissioners levitan and arata are excused. as a reminder we ask you to turn o

mr. mcaleenan for his testimony. >> good morning, chairman miller, ranking member jackson lee and ranking member thompson. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. i appreciate the leadership to ensure the security of the american people and having a productive discussion this morning on this important topic. the field operations carries its border security in all 50 states at 330 ports of entry and globally at 70 ports. our priority mission is preventing terrorist weapons and terrorists into the united states. at ports of entry, we dine a secure border not only by our ability to prevent dangerous people and goods from entering the country but in terms to prevent dangerous cargo. it is a well managed border where mission risks are identified and addressed and legitimate trade and travel are expedited. with this committee's report, the department of homeland security are more capable than ever before in our efforts to secure or borders but we remain continuous in our efforts to improve efforts. the process of measuring our progress is a constant focus and can be almost as comple

mr. o, i was in the audience when you and miller killed it the at the nokia theater.u got your money's worth. bolder fresher dvd is out and super premium tickets to meet me and miller personally. kansas city and wesbury long island. and back to the tip of the day, an interesting one tonight. dealing with people who attack you personally, it's happened to all of us. you know vile gutter snipes, they're unfortunate fact of life and now with the internet the gutter snipes run wild. it's painful to be attacked personally. i'm actually numb to it now because it happens to me every day, but i understand well the malevolence behind those attacks. what do we do? back in 2003 the di despicable things like me. and i helped him, a major mistake. and now i pretty much ignore the gutter snipes unless they physically threaten me or damage my property. here is a tip, do not, do not empower people who attack you personally, but you've got to protect yourself. every american should have a personal lawyer, somebody is harming you or your family, that lawyer should put the villains of n

mr. o, i was in the audience when you and miller killed it the at the nokia theater.bolder fresher dvd is out and super premium tickets to meet me and miller personally. kansas city and wesbury long island. and back to the tip of the day, an interesting one tonight. dealing with people who attack you personally, it's happened to all of us. you know vile gutter snipes,

miller, thank you. what was your particular gripe at mr. obama today and how tough of that meeting?l, you know, i guess it's his charm offensive and actually i think it's working because i think he's becoming charmed by the house republicans. >> but you went after him. >> i asked him a question that we are just getting bombarded with here on capitol hill. i said mr. president we're all dealing with sequestration, the house members have taken a 5% than 6% and now a 8% cut to our own budgets. we're dealing with the sequester best we can. no one has ever thought or made any mention about closing the capitol or capitol visitor's center or this beautiful house office building you see in the rear. nobody said that. mr. president, if you have to close the white house to tours and you need money take it out of our hide that's exactly what i said to him. i said we don't have to come to the white house for a christmas party. don't invite us over for the white house picnic. there are a lot of events we don't need to come. let the children come. i thought it was very symbolic. >> what did he sa

mr. cavuto, profits don't matter. making money doesn't matter. that's when i knew. i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, millerthat this was -- michelle, that this was a bubble because when we lose sight of the fact that making michelle my doesn't matter, game over. >> look. if you want to invest your money where your political believes are, that's fine, but not with other people's money. when they have losses, guess what happens? taxpayers are on the hook to pay for all of it. the two major pension funds in california are $165 billion underfunded. that's not okay for them to be spending all of this money and investing it in companies that aren't going to provide a return. that's an absolute disrespectful move on the part of these people. >> neil: well, it is indeed. we want t people to think about the lewin see of what's going -- lunacy of what's going on. put this in perspective. my good friday ompg to you, a noble way to lose money on projects that never pan out. good money after bad, studying how snails get it on. maybe it's good you left us, barry. at least you're spared all of this. ♪ if youthen this wil

leader@miller band said the situation in cyprus was undermining the basic trust in banks across the eurozone. time access to capital to fund those projects. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. philip david. >> mr. prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with minister colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i shall o have further suh meetings later today. >> does the transfer every with me that today we need a blue-collar conservative project which has taxes are people who work hard, do the right thing and want to get on? stop spending billions of pounds we don't have on overseas aid where we saw -- helping with their cost of living -- [inaudible] >> first of all, can i thank the honorable frien thing for givine the opportunity to remind people that even before this budget in two weeks time there will be a tax cut for 24 million people in our country? [shouting] as we raise the amount of money you can earn before you pay tax come we will take an over too many people out the tax altogether. we have frozen the council tax. we have canceled fuel duty increase after fuel duty increase, and we are legislating -

mr. hubbard. >> can i tell you i know about that case. i'm happy to come back and discuss it with you any time, bill. >> bill: when we come right back, it will be millerl federal spending and what should "the view" and what should "the view" do with its host [ both ] we're foodies. [ both laughing ] but our plants were starving. [ man ] we love to eat. we just didn't know that our plants did, too. then we started using miracle-gro liquafeed every two weeks. now our plants get the food they need while we water. dinner's ready. come and get it. no oe goes hungry in this house. so they're bigger, healthier, and more beautiful. guaranteed. with miracle-gro anyone can have a green thumb. and a second helping. [ both laughing ] when you feed your plants... everne grows with mirle-gro. and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. pull out the paper and what? another article that says investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! seriously? seriously. you d

mr. hubbard. >> can i tell you i know about that case. i'm happy to come back and discuss it with you any time, bill. >> bill: when we come right back, it will be miller for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. the d man watched our segment last night on wasteful government spending which we mentioned to beckel which includes a study about lesbians and why some of them are chubby and sending $27 million to morocco to teach the people over there how to make pottery. 27 million. the sage of southern california joins us now dennis miller. >> first off, you are going to settle down. you are going to blow your ticker out. take it easy. >> bill: i can't. these guys have to be held to. >> do the show in 3-d so when you start pumping that finger like the guy playing paddle ball in house of wax. i know you are cranky today because you had the ecuadorian cardinal in your pope and you got blown out by this other argentinian guy. >> bill: i have got to hold these guys accountable. i have got to protect the kids, miller. i have got to protect. i like the 3-d. >> ferrandino guy is straight because the gay community won't let you ha

mr. hubbard. >> can i tell you i know about that case. i'm happy to come back and discuss it with you any time, bill. >> bill: when we come right back, it will be miller wasteful federal spending and what should "the view" do with its host vacancy? miller is next. how much traffic there is, and has your boarding pass ready. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-smart. droid-powerful. until i had the shingles. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com the longest 4g lte battery in a razr thin profile. with 32 hours of battery life that turns an all-nighter, into a two-nighter. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-endurance. droid-powerful. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. the d man watched our segment last night on wasteful government spending which we mentioned to beckel which includes a study about lesbians and why some of them are chubby and sending $27 million

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the official chemist of the "stephanie miller show" -- [ bell chimes ] >> caller: that's why we don't have any development in this country. >> stephanie: it is mruderdale. hi, mike. >> caller: good morning, steph. i just wanted to say when they send the car with the box of wine in the back just because it's open doesn't mean you need to drink it. >> stephanie: i got it. what? >> caller: but instead of a bit tax, why don't we do a transaction tax on wall street. >> stephanie: oh. uh-huh. >> why don't we just stop giving huge tax breaks to oil companies that generate huge profits. >> caller: my pompoms are in the air for that one. >> okay then. why not tax the corporations who are avoiding all of these taxes -- >> stephanie: okay. put your pompoms down. you are getting everybody stirred up. >> i'm just saying. >> stephanie: jesse go ahead. >> caller: yes, i have two ideas -- well three actually. first of all i would like president obama to be called president obama or mr. president. secondly -- >> instead of just obama -- >> caller: yeah. >> stephanie: or that one. >> caller: mr. obama. and the second thing is because of any -- the people being l

miller. ♪ >> how about rick ocasek for pope? >> stephanie: good idea. 1-800-steph-12. sexy liberal hal sparks on his way into studio. thank you, mracon cheeseburgers. this is a thing. this is why you're fat.com. you can ban that. don't ban my big gulp. >> stephanie: don't get the calamari. >> i have a question about the sugary drink ban. >> stephanie: yes. >> does that mean that diet coke is banned as well? >> stephanie: no, there's no sugar in diet coke. >> but the artificial sweetener is not good for you either. >> i know. >> stephanie: choose. fat, cancer, fat cancer. >> i'll just get a bottle of water. >> stephanie: well, that's a ridiculous idea. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: tommy writes, it is a very important tip for you dog lovers, do not feed your dog a big plate of leftover low main and go to bed. rafalca was sold to ikea after the olympics. [ buzzer ] we don't know that for sure. also, paul ryan budget fun facts. let's see. welcome to the new budget, same as the old budget. paul ryan or mitt romney. raises taxes on the middle class to pay for tax cuts to the rich, check, check both of them. and medicare as we know it, sh

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