book adequate for idiots to have a conversation by asking her why she thinks we are living under a nanny state. our system right now is if you need something everybody goes right to the government rather than the first thing we should think about is go to our friends and family then we go to our local community then we go to local government and there's why our church is exempt from tax status because they're how they're there to help and we're not using or utilizing our communities and we're expecting the federal government to do everything for us and it's turning into this nanny state basically that you know. president obama just the other day said people just want the government to work like we don't care how it works like we're some ridiculous nine hundred fifty s. housewife who doesn't know how to balance her checkbook that's ridiculous of course we want the government to work but it but not at any cost we don't want just want to keep going deeper into debt and we don't certainly don't need to be told what to wear what to eat what i don't really tell us what to wear yet but they tell us w

. >> not a nanny state at all. we are not banning anything.>reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner says the nation rising obesity rate inspired him to come up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness programs. stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i

. >> not a nanny state at all. we are not banning anything.eporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner says the nation rising obesity rate inspired him to come up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness programs. stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i'm

. >> not a nanny state at all. we are not banning anything.orter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner saysthee inspired him to come up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness. . stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i'm on the fence. >>reporter: proposal

nanny state gone mad. you can't take care of yourself.: the cigarettes too? stuart: it delivers nicotine. liz: can deliver of vitamins and red bull for you is what we found out. stuart: the faa said it will expand the use of mobile devices and electronics during flights so i have got to listen to somebody's conversation as we're flying over toledo. stuart: if they start letting people talk a better put a martial law on every plane for real. if i get one of these obnoxious new yorkers next to me talking all the way from new york to l.a. we are going to have a problem. liz: i wear earplugs even through the airport. stuart: why should you have to? liz: for my own peace of mind. what i have to? that is what i do. stuart: fans run up to you. people getting sticker shock from obamacare. your stories and your take on that is next. hes? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long st

communities and we're expecting the federal government to do everything for us and it's turning into this nanny state basically that you know. president obama just the other day said people just want the government to work like we don't care how it works like we're some ridiculous nine hundred fifty s. housewife who doesn't know how to balance her checkbook that's ridiculous of course we want the government to work but it but not at any cost we don't want just want to keep going deeper into debt and we don't certainly don't need to be told what to wear what to eat what i don't really tell us what to wear yet but they tell us what to eat you know they tell us everything they're they're managing us down and losing every single one of our freedoms slowly and every every time we give up a freedom in this country it's a drop in the bucket and people don't realize that that eventually that's going to lead to living in a dictatorship in a socialist society or i don't really look at our government and see it as socialist at all i mean the obama care is the farthest thing from socialism you can get it's more

. >> yes, the nanny state. the whole victim mentality is really the problem.t seems a shame to me that the first response to the fact that i have been harmed in any way is to turn to the government to compensate you for that harm. i don't think they have termed desolate crap happens. but it does. we all deal with the negatives every single day and most of us suck it up and work our way through. charles: matzos play this out. because i agree with you. the entire country from the educational systems to the business owners, we are looking for some sort of rescue. but maybe someone will come to the rescue. where does that leave the country? >> it leaves the country just like a kid that you gave an a1 you earned ac. it means we didn't learn our lessons very well and we will always be expecting more than we have earned. we have a lot of people out there from the entitled furlough workers who expect to be paid and will be paid for the fact that they didn't work and got a paid vacawe have businesses ands going to leave us in more of an entitled situation. charles: if

another symptom of the government-run nanny state. >> perhaps the school administrators should get ony son at eight got the same letter. he is now 6'1" and 161 pounds. teach, don't govern. >> they should take into consideration the student's level of body fat to determine whether they are weight was unhealthy. >> "fox & friends" starts rye now. bye. >>elisabeth: good morning. it is monday, october 7. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. new details this morning about two daring raids on enemy hideouts. one of america's most reported terrorists reportedly drugged, dragged out of his car and taken under siege for interrogation. >> a petrifying turn at the grand praoefplt -- pre. people jumping out of the way as the champ flies into the crowd there. >>brian: a

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it looks to me like we have become a nanny state. am i wrong?e on the verge of it but let's be careful. you mentioned there are 151 million people in the census study who get government payments. that's 49% of the american population. i think you are wise to take out the people who think that they paid for it 51 presidential people on social security. 51 million on social security. unemployment. 2 to 3 million people on medicare. remember, you get medicare at age 65 automatically or you have to accept it. but you don't have to take your social security benefit into 70 the full benefit. estimating 2 to 3 million. 400,000 people rail road. 28% are dependent on government. that is to say they are getting food stamps and subsidized housing and medicaid. >> that's a lot of folks? >> yeah. that's a lot of folks. 1% out of that 49 it breaks down 28 that are dependent on government. i would say 21% are paying in. all of us social security draw out a benefit bigger than what we paid for. everybody who is on medicare will pay in taxes two taxes on medicar

the nanny state re wards women for doing it. from colorado, combs is right. than a dysfunctional family situation. the culture of the neighborhood creates problems as well. families wouldn't live in perilous neighborhoods if they had resources to get out. that's why you don't have children at age 16 with a guy who is high risk. are we getting this? colorado. is the purchase of "killing jesus" to stir up controversy and make another pile of money? that's it, otto. you nailed it. from florida, the holy spirit moved me to read "killing jesus." it was o'reilly who's making me enjoy it so much. marty and i thank you, tom. talent is given to us, i believe. it's how we use our talents that count. it's given. drew from spokane, washington. the talk about you going to hell for writing "killing jesus" is nonsense. i'm glad to hear that. thank you. finally tonight the factor tip of the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll launch a new segment called mad as hell. in it, you the viewer tell us what tees you off mightily. we have received thousands of letters so far. send them to

the nanny state re wards women for doing it. from colorado, combs is right.re than a dysfunctional family situation. the culture of the neighborhood creates problems as well. families wouldn't live in perilous neighborhoods if they had resources to get out. that's why you don't have children at age 16 with a guy who is high risk. are we getting this? colorado. is the purchase of "killing jesus" to stir up controversy and make another pile of money? that's it, otto. you nailed it. from florida, the holy spirit moved me to read "killing jesus." it was o'reilly who's making me enjoy it so much. marty and i thank you, tom. talent is given to us, i believe. it's how we use our talents that count. it's given. drew from spokane, washington. the talk about you going to hell for writing "killing jesus" is nonsense. i'm glad to hear that. thank you. finally tonight the factor tip of the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll launch a new segment called mad as hell. in it, you the viewer tell us what tees you off mightily. we have received thousands of letters so far. send them t

it is the essence of the entitlement state, the essence of the nanny state. you can't have a drink over 16 ounces. you can't have health insurance you chose and you like as a free citizen because we know it is not good enough. that's the essence of obama care. it is the essence of the larger project of liberalism. it was grating today when you heard it. >> he didn't come out and say let me be honest. i know i said "period." i know i said this is a guarantee sh period. i was wrong. this is how i was wrong. there wasn't even an honest, let me tell it to you straight now. you know 2 million of you have been cancelled so far and it's likely to be 10, 14, 15 million. there was a just enjoy it. just go to the exchanges. does that hurt him? do people who loved the president and believed his words on baobama care now start to sa wow, wait a minute. >> some of the ak lites have religious investment in obama. they are not going to change. empirical reality facts won't alter it. there is a vast number of americans who want to give the president the benefit of the doubt.

hate ithe ole lick, have the ole i have the tri ole i -- i do not want nanny state quasi system which left does want. i'm at odds with the democratic party as it is comprised now. and i'm at odds with liberals. i believe you are, too. >> i lost audio. >> bill: it's not a party thing with me. it's a country thing. i don't want to be sweden. and that's where they want to take us. part of the way they want to take it is through obama care is income redistribution play. so i thought that cruz, like you, did a masterful job of bringing attention to it and bringing objections to it. pugh but, on the other hand, you can't be perceived as being a fanatic. >> well, i think, you know, you're pinpointing the strategic divide. the strategy, the better strategy is just for a win. you want' to win on the board. you want to get some wins. score some points. >> bill: you get the senate back and then you handcuff president obama who is the driver of this quasisocialistic system. >> and i think what you end up doing, especially in the beginning and it still might happen, right? where you get the delay

fact last year when i talked about the expansion of the depend den is i society and the welfare nanny statem of economic slavery the left went absolutely apoplectic saying i should not be able to talk about slavery yet they are going to allow someone like alan grayson to bring up this symbol. >> i think grayson is unbalanced. i really do. rational person does not demonize millions of americans who are either part of or agree with the goals of the tea party. he doesn't know any of them. but to call them racist and to use a violent, see, people don't know their history, what mr. west is referring to is that the klan was violent. they would kill you this cross was the symbol of the violence that if you caused trouble, you african-americans, we're going to hurt you and hurt your family physically. this is really violent. as far as i know the tea party never hurt anyone. they don't interrupt meeting bike the occupy wall street movement does. they don't destroy property. so i just think it was a sickening display and i will give you the last word. >> it is actually very pavlovian because we conti

hate ithe ole lick, have the ole i have the tri ole i -- i do not want nanny state quasi system which left does want. i'm at odds with the democratic party as it is comprised now. and i'm at odds with liberals. i believe you are, too. >> i lost audio. >> bill: it's not a party thing with me. it's a country thing. i don't want to be sweden. and that's where they want to take us. part of the way they want to take it is through obama care is income redistribution play. so i thought that cruz, like you, did a masterful job of bringing attention to it and bringing objections to it. pugh but, on the other hand, you can't be perceived as being a fanatic. >> well, i think, you know, you're pinpointing the strategic divide. the strategy, in my mind the better strategy is just for a win. you want' to win on the board. you want to get some wins. score some points. >> bill: you get the senate back and then you handcuff president obama who is the driver of this quasisocialistic system. >> and i think what you end up doing, especially in the beginning and it still might happen, right? where you get

that work ethic is wrong now in america because you've got to rely on the nanny state government to takerything. but everybody who gets free phones and free food and free ebt cards and free everything else, where does that come from? it come s from the national deb which is crippling us, and it comes from the 1% of the country that is left with a few bucks in its pocket, and they're trying to get those few bucks, too. >> you say it's crippling us. you live in the united states. >> yeah. >> you lived here for a long time. >> 30-odd, 40-odd years. >> and you came here back in the day when britain was an aristocratic kind of place, and you always bump up against that class system. you came to america, just like me. >> land of opportunity. >> just like me, open country, come on in, what can't you do? rise as far as your ability gets you. >> drive, drive. >> exactly. you and i are in exactly the same boat, but you feel very strongly that those good days are gone. do you think they're gone forever? you don't think we can reverse this in america? >> it's getting dangerously close to the point w

these days, its nanny states starts at birth with free-loading babies suck willing from the governmentcutting them off. take that, welfare queens and princesses. there are so many capitalistic conservative nuggets of joy in this shutdown. i could go on and on raving about its many benefits and i'm sure the public will love the new and improved america, now with less government. after all, the american people spoke when they elected you to control 10% of one half of one branch of government. this is what people said they wanted when they elected ted cruz and gohmert and mike lee. if you really want a sew mall i can't style paradise, though, you've still got some work to do. after all, seniors will still be getting their fat government checks and won't be forced to eat cat food the way god intended. and that scourge of the world, obama care, which outrageously helps people purchase health insurance is the law of the land. no worries, though, when you force the government to default on october 17th, there is literally no telling what you can achieve. sure, president obama says he won't ne

personally, i don't want the liberal nanny state to make decisions for me. i can make it for myself, thank you very much. i can choose a car. i can buy a home. i can purchase a stock. whatever. but i do not want the government telling me what i cannot, cannot, legally do. this whole obama care business is the greatest expansion of the liberal entitlement state dream. it's a dream, by the way, i do not want. and you shouldn't want it, either. and you know what, folks? that liberal government-run dream is going to crumble and dissolve before your very eyes. all right? we'll leave it like that. >>> now, moving on, markets sold off just at the end of the trading day today, so are investors still bothered by the fed or something else spooking them on halloween night? we'll ask two top investors next up. >>> as always, free market capitalism is the best path for prosperity. i will tell you this obama care plan has utterly nothing to do with free market capitalism. >>> first, tonight's edition of obama care comic relief. check it out. >> the federal trade commissio

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. >> coming up straight ahead, the nanny state cracking down on smokers.o you're going to have to live longer. >>> halloween. what better way to get into the spirit than with a little ghost hunting. maria molina did just that. >> boo! >> yeah. that's right. i did some paranormal investigating with a team of real life ghost hunters. take a look. meet the members of the paranormal society. i was invitessed to join the team on an investigation of a dr. daniel kissham house in long island. >> it was built in 1795. avenues doctor, a physician. so the house acted as his private residence with his family and also housed his medical practice. people sometimes claim to have heard things or seen things, but we haven't been able to verify any of that. the reason we chose the team is because they are largely skeptics. >> there are many skeptics that do not believe in paranormal activity. but you yourself were one of them. >> still don't accept a lot of evidence at face value. i look to see if there is a logical explanation. >> the team has been here before and hasn't

and you spiteful people's creativity, people's enthusiasm and initiative because if you have a nanny stateother to work? >> why hand over everything to somebody who doesn't have money? >> how do you pay for all of that? going back to the original question, you pay for it by increasing the taxes on the people who are stupid enough to work! >> you know what? that's why the tea party, the faction in the republican party, is fighting to change something about obamacare, to do something about the long-term debt. what do you make of those tea party patriots? >> think think their patriots. i don't think of them at all as rebels. i think it is absolutely immoral that politicians in washington say we are exempt from paying what the rest of the country has got to pay. >> they're not in obamacare. what the house is proposing was to make sure even the president is on obamacare. >> so you see, socialism is fine so long as you're inflicting the pain on other people. socialism is not fine when you inflict it on yourself. that's socialism. >> a man who doesn't need a teleprompter. >> the very social, not

that's when you become the nanny state.hat's why bloomberg had to decide what kind of drink -- if i have to pay for everyone suddenly, i don't like -- >> it's already this -- you like collectivism. >> the whole world is a -- >> they are a single payer. you don't even know it. >> village idiot. >> knob we're not single payer. we're not. >> oh, oh, my god. >> my camera died and -- >> this is a smoker and he's wearing a grim reaper outfit. i'm not going to say who you are. but, you know, think about it. >> a ski mask. >> great. you're married to a matt. that's a different man. >> if he's like a billionaire under there, that would be something else. >> that's pretty spooky. >> is this the grim reaper? >> maybe it's kyron. >> who? >> the guy who takes your -- >> the biotech -- >> no, the guy who takes your -- who is the die that takes your coin? >> oh, across the bridge, yeah. >> who takes your -- what do you mean? >> with the three-headed dog. >> no, the guy who takes your -- i thought it was kyron. aim making that up? maybe. >

says the republican party host:owed the mammy -- larry says the republican party has allowed the nanny state takeover. guest: we will cave in and just give to the other point of view -- that is not what it is about. what it is about is in a constitutional republic, when party controls the house and the other party is the majority in the senate and the house -- and the white house is controlled by democrats, you have to work things out. surrender would be one way, and i do not advocate surrender, a ing to anything, but likewise a bargain, a negotiation is you get something, you give up something, and you find that sweet spot. people who are unwilling to do that are not interested in governing. the result is -- and we're talking about the government poundown -- the 800 -- gorilla is the definite -- the debt, deficit, that will eat us alive with 10,000 americans retiring every day, and as long as the partisan democrats say do not touch a hair of social security and medicare, medicaid, leave them as they were invented , ande 1930 upon and 1960's republicans say i will not give you one dime of re

state given the benefits. not too long ago, john nanny ran hundreds of of head of cattle on his leased ranch. then the water ran out and he's down to a couple did you. >> texas oil and gas association says throughout the state the industry uses only 1% of water. >> this is probably true but there's 254 counties in this state and my question to the oil industry is: what is that percentage in the 25 counties it's impacted mostly by that? no one will answer that for me. >> do you think they know? >> oh i'm satisfied they do. those people aren't dumb. they want to average that out, if you want to say one foot is on the ground and the other is in a fire, you feel pretty good don't you? when the oil company is going to dry up, this country without water is going to be absolutely worthless. >> that report from america tonight's sheila macvicar. >>> coming up one step at a time, an amputee's victory, we what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko

it uses 1% of the water in texas, and is not placing an undue burden on the state given the benefit. not long ago john nanny hundreds of head of cattle on his ranch. then the water ran out. he's down to a couple of dozen. >> the texas oil and gas association says the industry uses 1% of the water. >> this is probably true. but there's 254 counties in this state. my question to the oil industry is what is that percentage in the 25 counties it's impacting mostly by that. no one will answer that for me. >> do you think they know? >> i'm satisfied they do. those people are not dumb. they want to average it out. if you sit there with one barefoot on an ash and the other on a fire, you feel pretty good. water is the factor. when oil is tapped the oil boom will dry up. this country without water will be worthless. >> scientists say that of all the fresh water used, 25 to 30% goes into fracking. in another, it's up to 54%. in all, 30 towns across texas are in danger of running out of the water before the end of the year, according to the texas quality. >> this last weekend we talking about flooding in texas, heavy

nanny. in opening statements thursday, the prosecutor said macneill allegedly admitted to another inmate what he had done. >> he explained that he can get away with things and statedhat one of the things he'd gotten away with is killing his wife. that he was glad the was dead. >> even macneill's own lawyer made a not so flattering crack about her client. >> you may think that he's a total jerk but it's very critical that during this trial you set aside your emotion. >> she insisted the doctor did not kill his wife. >> michele macneill died of natural causes. >> the trial is certain to get a lot of attention. nancy grace is covering it on her hln show. the macneills have eight children four of whom were adopted. after michele died, the doctor sent one of them back. >> after michelle macneil died that day if her bathtub -- in her bathtub. dr. macneil wanted a do-over. >> jim moret spoke with macneill's daughter alexis. >> you don't think your mom died from an accident. >> i know my father killed my mother. he's an evil man. >> deborah: macneil who pled not guilty faces life in prison if convicted. >>> he was one of the military's most deadly snipers. credited with 1