gene we've seen this before with bill o'reilly. i want to throw up an image of all the advertisers -- we created a wall for this when we were covering the bill o'reilly crisis at fox news. we put up a full screen of every one of the advertisers, which is over there if our cameras can find it. yeah. and it kept building every night. just kept getting bigger, bigger, bigger. eight have pulled out of the laura ingraham show. seven of them after her apology, which they have obviously judged to be inadequate. >> that's right. you recall, during the the o'reilly episode this did tend to snowball. now that was happening at the sort of me too moment. this is the moment of the kids from parkland, i think. and the fact that laura ingraham made this gross -- i was going to call it an error. p it was an atrocity really, an obscenity what she did, the way she criticized a young high school student who had been through that sort of trauma, or any high school student in that way on fox news. but the fact that she went there is just an indication

for that amount of money, bill o'reilly could have made get out seven times.wo, get out three, get out four. >> at that point it's, like, hey stop dating white women. >> i don't think that was the point of the movie. >> that's what i got from it. >> let's just move on. trump side to have the bracket, two great matchups on the trump side. we've got to break those down. >> the president's here! oh! >> okay, listen, i heard that you guys were calling a bunch of my statements b.s. well, guess what? i love attention and i want to be a part of it! >> mr. president, it's an honor that you are here. let's get your analysis right here. the first bullshit matchup was when you called your inauguration crowd size the biggest inauguration crowd size in history. how do you explain that? >> wasn't that incredible? not only that i made sean spicer repeat it on his first day of work, nuked his career from the very start. interesting fact about him he went on to do meth at an ai an , fake news. >> that's clearly no more bulls. you called the puerto rico crisis amazing. >> it wa

. >> bill o'reilly got fired after a boycott really cut into his advertisers.reilly was facing multiple lawsuits. there was news about settlements he had. this was as fox news was dealing with the followout from roger ailes. is bill o'reilly in this case the exception to the rule or will he become the rule? is this going to effect laura ingraham down the line or is she going to be able to weather the storm, howard? >> i think she's going to get through this okay. the good news for fox is they can take that advertising and really shuffle it to other shows so they probably won't lose anything in the bottom line. but laura ingraham was warned and bested by a 17-year-old who is incredibly savvy with social media. nine of those companies abandoned her. it's a warning and different from bill o'reilly's situation. so i think she'll survive. they like her. she's certainly a strident voice, but one for the fox viewers seem to respond to. >> a warning, where does that leave us now where all you get for attacking the victim of a horrific shooting who is a teenager is esse

he isn't telling o'reilly that he has got his facts wrong picky saying as far as he concerned, fax as most people understand that don't matter. that their indistinguishable from and interchangeable with opinion and the statements of fact need not have any purchase against the man who is either sufficiently powerful to ignore them or sufficiently shameless to deny them, or in his case, both. this is yet another example of our new illiberalism. some people on the left think they can assert truth claims based on their status as victims, trump is asserting his own truth claims based on his status as being powerful. truth is what he thinks he can get away with here if he needs to say that 90% of the apartments in one of his towers are sold when, in fact, only 20% are, that's truth. if he needs to say the sides of his inaugural crowd was larger than obama's, that's true as well. it would be bad enough if our speaking of the president of the united states alone but his political rise meant the rights of the many helpers from alternative facts kellyanne conway 20 fax sean hannity. the conserv

goldman sachs after pledging he wouldn't lobby members of the commission but the european emily o'reilly wants the ethics case revisited following a meeting but also held that the senior european commission official in a hotel last year but also strenuously denies any wrongdoing and said the meeting appeared to be for the purposes of lobbying as it was registered as one with goldman sachs but the two people taking part described it later as a private and a personal encounter. one of the biggest companies in the u.k. is closing down its london offices and moving its corporate h.q. entirely to the netherlands unilever says the decision is not because of brics it but it is expected to be a blow to u.k. business sentiment as the government there negotiates to leave the european union and the anglo dutch company already has headquarters in rotterdam makes a huge range of popular supermarket items like soap shampoo soup ice cream and mayonnaise. tiny particles of plastic have been found in some of the best selling brands of bottled water research as in new york tested two hundred fifty bottles

institutions she joins us here in the news are out of dublin emily o'reilly he basically says this is a witch hunt it is a personal attack against him why in your opinion is it not that. well the reason why i made my recommendation in relation to this matter arose out of several complaints that i had got as as european on this one arising from mr barroso as decision to join goldman sachs i want to emphasise i'm not investigating mr barroso on investigating how the commission dealt with this in relation to how mr barroso is a recent allowed to lobby the commission. in the late into their conflict of interest routes so as you said mr brown also had been essentially cleared by the ethics committee but that was on the grounds that what he had said last year that he would not lobby the commission within the last few weeks the reports of the meeting that had taken place between mr barroso and the vice president were the vice president of the commission mr. whose role in campuses trade jobs competitiveness and therefore quite an important figure now even though mr barroso to do the commissio

and he said well this is a pirate ship that just started nameless and i'm good friends with ronan o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you you know is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain so i saw this finished for years and then maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most and. you know i was not the least bit worried i know i was a bit of a rebel myself you know so we you have are on the ship when the when the british authorities were trying to board it and shut it down to radio caroline when i was on the ship the only one sporting where the girls on sailboats would come sailing out to bring us cookies you may not have known wrote in a rally his grandfather who is who i think yeats wrote a poem about boys rode in like i know he's ill in county loud at the moment what was his role in the station.

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commissioner mike o'reilly, first joined the commission in 2013 and has been a member ever since. before joining the commission, i would just put it this way. he had a long, distinguished and increasingly important career on the hill. most of it but the senate before he joined the commission. commissioner brendan carr, the newest addition. commissioner rosen were still when she came back on. are you senior to her in some sense? >> that's a question only for other people to answer. [laughter] >> i just thought it looked like on the website you are. but the most important thing. commissioner car, he has the benefit of having had a previous distinguished career right at the fcc where he served as well before becoming a commissioner. before that, principal advisor to now chairman pai. now before that, if not immediately before, commissioner car was at a law firm i think. when i was thinking about your bio, commissioner car, you are now at the commission and you've obtained general counsel and now you are commissioner. you probably know our friend, you know, he was general counsel and

o'reilly emphasized the noncritical safety of the band shared with wi-fi. fourth, c-v2x starting from scratch today so they will begin validation testing this spring in california. now is the time to decide how we will use the public airwaves. there is better propagation closer to core mobile carrier bands. at a minimum there is no reason these safety channels cannot operate and allow wi-fi at jason at the bottom of the band. finally the public interest must factor into wi-fi. wi-fi bands are very busy places than in the 5g world consumers will have much wider channels of shared spectrum than in the five and six gigahertz. right now the car band is a vacant desert island. >> in the middle of what will be the core band to make wi-fi more available for consumers so it really is time for a fresh look. >> thanks tara and michael and thank you for hosting us today. i am going to cover two categories here. first i'm going to discuss some specific albums in the national highway safety administration vis-À-vis the proposed rulemaking that was published about a week

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he was then shot at by an israeli soldier who's joined by his colleagues they proceed to kick ass o'reilly on the ground and then drag him along an alley he later died from his injuries the israeli army has changed its version of events several times firstly the i.d.f. said as are already had attacked the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the.

changed since then but the commissioners o'reilly particularly emphasized that the noncritical safety used of this band should be shared with wi-fi. fourth, cellular is starting from scratch today so they will just begin some validation testing in the spring in southern california so now is the time to decide how to use public airways. there is better to core and mobile carrier band that can be's. at a minimum there's no reason that the safety channels using 5g radios cannot operate at the top of the band and allow wi-fi which is adjacent at the bottom of the band to share the rest. finally the public interest must act in the enormous growing value of wi-fi. wi-fi plans are congested and places in in a 5g world consumers will need much wider channels of shared spectrum that appear available only in the five and six gigahertz bands. right now the car band is a vacant desert island smack in the middle of what will be the core band needed to make wi-fi more available fast and affordable consumers. it's time for a fresh look. >> thank you, tara. thank you to america for hosting us today.

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he said well this is a pirate ship that just started in england and i'm good friends with run and o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you in you is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain i saw this finished for years and maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most and. you know i was not the least bit worried i know i was in the direct i self you know so we you have her on the ship when the when the british authorities were trying to board it and shut it down to radio caroline when i was on the ship the only one sporting where the girls on sailboats would come sailing out to bring us cookies you may not have known wrote in a rally his grandfather who is who i think yeats wrote a poem about boys rode in like you know he's ill in county loud at the moment what was his role in the station. running was

he said well this is a pirate ship that just started in england and i'm good friends with ronan o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you in you is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain i saw this finished for years and maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most and. you know i was not the least bit worried i know i was a bit of a rebel myself you know so we you have are on the ship when when the british authorities were trying to board it and shut it down to radio caroline when i was on the ship the only one supporting where the girls on sailboats would come sailing out to bring us cookies you may not have known rode in a rally his grandfather who is who i think gates wrote a poem about boys rode in like i know he's ill and got the loud at the moment what was his role in the station. running was

let's say bill o'reilly book. on the pacific war the son of something the sun rises or something -- how factual is bill o'reilly book? >> host: thank you can mail. >> guest: strangely, i don't read a lot of bill o'reilly but i grew up in the 80s and that means that in the age of high postmodernism and so there's no objective truth and your perspective in her vocal bias in her social conditioning affects how you tell the story. if you write a history of slavery now a feminist indication as possible and if you write a history of hundred years ago all these things enter in an intercultural point of view and someone telling the story of writing a memoir it could be subjective account of how you saw the and your mom and your cousin may disagree. so in terms of how much do you believe, you hope they are getting right but the difference between fiction and nonfiction is that action can make it up but nonfiction has to get right. in terms of the railroad i have been asked by those who read a lot of nonfiction say aren't y

it moved from haskell county in that it moved from rural kansas with draftees to what is now for o'reilly. and for riley then had 56,000 troops, very closely packed in barracks. they were being trained to kill would it turned out, they be far more effective at killing than anyone could have imagined. say, this was a war waged by nature against man. it hit with full force. it took about six months for the species it it jumped wasn't immediately efficient at infecting and it had to adapt to its new environment, and that took a while before it really became at home in humans, it really became efficient that invading humans, but about six months after he jumped it became very lethal and all over the world, simultaneously, it exploded in this lethal form. one of the first places hit by this severe form, the second wave, during the spring there were outbreaks, was camp gavin which was just outside boston -- camp dein vin, outside boston. and i will review letter from a physician. hospitalght to the they very rapidly develop the most vicious type of pneumonia that has ever been seen. two hours a

in a 2011 book by bill o'reilly and martin dugard, they resurrect and amplify on eisenshimel's argument using the same question and insinuation method. for example, they suggest at one point that stanton hoped if both lincoln and johnson were killed, that stanton himself could become president. that's nonsense. the act of succession which was in place at the time provided that the order was president, vice president, the president pro tem of the senate and speaker of the house of representatives. secretary of war is not on the list. if there had been an election, everyone would have said well, there's no chance that stanton, given all the things he's done during the war that make him unpopular, would be a candidate for president. that book, as some of you may recall, i'm sure the ford's people know, there was a controversy about whether that book should be stocked in the bookstore here at the ford's theater and the park service decided not to stock it, viewing it as not sufficiently serious. [ applause ] that's an appropriate point to applaud because i'm going to end and field questions

post-me too era, where men can't necessarily buy off women's silence and powerful men like bill o'reilly and roger ales, buying off the silence of women. >> nancy, i wonder if you could broaden this out for us in terms of where the legal fight and women advocates figures in. people talk about receipts. we're hearing a lot about which i think is so important which is legal receipts, whether at the oscars talking about inclusion writer or gretchen, your client. why do you think lawyers are in this place talking about how to fix them? >> i've been a lawyer for 38 years and we haven't made a dent in sexual harassment until we've had journalism reveal these secret deals. yes, my clients don't want them, but they've been sexually harassed. they're hoping to keep their jobs. they learn early on once we complain that they're not going to keep their jobs, maybe they're not going to keep their careers, and then they're told to shut up about it. we're tired of it, and the light of day is what's changing it. >> i couldn't agree more. the concern i want to raise is actually 19 women did complain. in

our greatest geopolitical and economic o'reilly in the bill gives the chinese 15 million in development of which will go to promoting yak herding in tibet. on top of all of that congress gave itself a pay race needless to say. we would love to have a republican member of congress on to explain why exactly we are sending money to china which is rapidly overtaking us economically. but somehow we can't find any money to secure american borders. and we asked. we asked more than a dozen members of congress to come on the show tonight. they all refused. and, of course, you can see why. but, here is an idea. any member of congress who supports sending tax dollars to china ought to resign from congress tonight and give up his pension. that's a bee trail of our country. if only we knew who put that in the bill, it's a secret, of course, members of congress may not protect you, but they definitely protect each other. we do know that paul ryan signed off on that, of course he did. we are told we need this bill because of national security. but how secure is a nation that has no borders? well, abou

i need them rush and o'reilly and hannity but we have to be bipartisan. so on the far left-hand side of the country i opened hillary and kennedy. so during the shock and all campaign in iraq the fourth night of the war we actually moved tinkers into enemy territory directly south of baghdad we built two of the refueling rectangles i need them riva and shania. i am a fan of their music. southwest of baghdad about 50 miles we open one called faith after faith hill because you have to have a lot of faith if those f-15 guys there is only a few miles from the major base martina was on the syrian border and we were refueling airplanes supporting a special operations group called task force 20 that you will hear very little about they are the group that rescued jessica lynch from the hospital. but have fun with this. we came up with a contingency plan in the heart of africa we need them after nascar drivers or the nascar circuit. it is our way systematically give all of these things a name. so to refuel all these airplanes i am working through all the issues we

if you think about cases like bill oe rih reill o'reilly.aven't heard from fox news so far, all we heard was the apology from laura ingram. david hogg wants her to apologize to not only him but denounce the network for how they've been tweeting the parkland survivors. these are high school students. these are young kids taking on some really big names. >> yeah, and realizing they have quite a lot of power as we're seeing in this back and forth. thank you for that report. >>> high-power attorney gloria allred just quit the team representing zervos. zervos has accused donald trump of sexual assault and defamation. we'll have the details ahead. for positively radiant skin that lasts. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® no one burns heon my watch! try alka seltzer... ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. heartburn relief from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough,

rush limbaugh, he has never covered, bill o'reilly doesn't have a job.of the advertisers they had. fox news will say, we will bring new advertisers. who will want to be in the laura ingram show? >> she went after kids and a teenager, in an awful way. it is really, that is what are you going to go after? >> there is something, i think you are right. what is it that is driving people insane? >> just over a month. look how successful they have been. >> after sitting and watching, you know. you know. >> nothing happens. >> days of grief and move on. >> they are not interested in persuading them. not to persuade those they may lose, they are trying to keep the their people together. >> that is a testament to how effective they have been. >> a colony and a nation, out on paperback, what donald trump mean whs he talks about law and order. it seems relevant. that is all this evening. here is rachael. >> we are in the middle of a swirl of international news and international intrigue, involving to what is becoming a big fight between russia and a fairly united we

bill o'reilly doesn't have a job, breitbart has a fraction of the advertisers.ays we'll bring new advertisers in. who will step forward and say i want to be on the laura ingraham show? i don't think anybody will step forward in weeks. >> she went after a kid, a teenager in a petty, awful, awful way. it's like really, 4.1. so silly. >> there is something -- i think you're right. i keep coming back to what is it about these kidding driving people insane? you're right, it's the effectiveness. i'm trying to come up -- >> in over a month. look how successful they have been. >> after sitting and watching. >> right. >> and the daily grind of gun violence in this country, murder after murder, suicide after suicide. >> nothing happens. a couple days of grief and that's it and everybody moves on. >> i don't think they are interested in persuading other people. part of what the right is trying to do is hold the line. it's important to go after the kids not to persuade the people they may lose. they are trying to keep their people together. that's a testament to how these p

bill o'reilly at fox. >> an embarrassing end to a 20-year run. >> mark halperin at nbc news. >> a plot harassment allegations reached the program morning joe. >> i was so scared to come forward. i can remember a moment of relief when i got a phone call that said, oh, my gosh, another person has come forward. >> charlie rose at cbs. >> for decades he covered the headlines, now he is one. >> reporter: matt lauer at nbc. >> this is a sad morning at "today" and nbc news. >> i think it was a feeling we're not crazy. this isn't one network. this problem is systemwide. >> reporter: this week ten current and former journalists came together, some meeting for the first time, to try to stop bad behavior in newsrooms. >> everyone knew it was true and yet there was obviously no structure to bring about change. >> a show of hands. how many women were sexually harassed? and how many of you feel that that moment did change the trajectory of your careers? how many of you are still nervous or reluctant to speak out and tell your full story today? >> i'm still a working journalist. i feel a tremendous a

this is something that hurt bill o'reilly, boycotting before he was let go by fox news, and it also hurt glenn beck seriously before he was let go by fox news. this is a very serious challenge to the profitability of her show. i'm not surprised that she tried to react quickly to it. >> it is going to be interesting, if it sends a message to other people who have those kinds of shows, in the way they present themselves. you know, i also have to wonder, and beth, let's make it clear, there is no circumstance under which it is okay to attack a teenager who just went through a mass shooting. we can all say that and agree on it without any problem. having said that, i do think we're in a particular moment, in that people are frankly fed up with the negativity. they're fed up with the attacks. they're just plain fed up. they're willing to take a page out of the kids and say, you know what, we have power. we don't have to just complain about it. we can do something about it. >> yeah. what i would say that is, in the era of trump, sort of everything is looked at through the prism of culture. pol

bill o'reilly doesn't have a job, breitbart has a fraction of the advertisers.ays we'll bring new advertisers in. who will step forward and say i want to be on the laura ingraham show? i don't think anybody will step forward in weeks. >> she went after a kid, a teenager in a petty, awful, awful way. it's like really, 4.1. that's the gpa you're going to go after? so silly. >> there is something -- i think you're right. i keep coming back to what is it about these kidding driving people insane? you're right, it's the effectiveness. i'm trying to come up -- >> in over a month. look how successful they have been. >> after sitting and watching. >> right. >> and the daily grind of gun violence in this country, murder after murder, suicide after suicide. >> nothing happens. a couple days of grief and that's it and everybody moves on. >> i don't think they are interested in persuading other people. part of what the right is trying to do is hold the line. it's important to go after the kids not to persuade the people they may lose. they are trying to keep their people to

if we look at someone like bill o'reilly who's not connected with the trump administration, they're notery far apart, he's sued four women for defamation, and sort of that coming in and biting them in the butt. >> it's interesting what you say about both the corp side and the public perception of it. adrian, i'm going to play for you a lawyer who did depose donald trump and observed that although he was difficult, he could also be effective. take a look. >> he threw a fit, he basically threw a fit and he stormed out of there. i can tell you, i watched people react to him, okay, and they're very, very easily intimidated. i saw lawyers who were unable to ask a question, they got a frog in their thoeroat, they couldn' talk. >> so you're saying the way he would lash out at people would work? >> oh, it absolutely works. >> how about that aspect, that avanatti is betting on this as a way to get trump. >> he is a little bit intimidating, and he also tends to be a little bit charming, if you look at some of the depositions we can saw. the last thing you want in the world if you're an attorney i

i named them rush, o'reilly and hannity.but as military guys we've got to be bipartisan, so on the far left hand side of the country by death against the iranian border i opened two more that i called hillary and kennedy. during the shock and awe campaign in iraq, on the fourth night of the war we actually moved tankers into enemy territory directly south of baghdad we build two of these refueling rectangles, and i named them reba and shania. big fan of their music. southwest of baghdad about 50 miles we opened another one we called faith after faith hill, because you had to have a lot of faith in the f-15 guys to protect you to go to faith because it's only 50 miles from saddam major databases. martina lay on, near the syrian border, and we were refueling airplanes that were supporting a special operations group called task force 20, a a group you wl hear very little about. they are the group that rescued jessica lynch from the hospital. so we had fun with this, okay? one of the one. i had a bunch of nascar fans that worked

i used to book ralph peters for o'reilly and hannity, and he would have something provocative to say. is entitled to his opinion. again, seven months ago, when i -- eight months ago when i left fox, there were not a lot of pro-trump people at fox. there was only a handful of us. >> not a lot of pro-trump people at fox. >> go back seven or eight months ago, there was hannity, myself and maybe even peiro. here's the thing about any network. i'm sure it's certainly true with fox and my experience and likely cnn. no one calls you and said you have to be on board with trump or against trump or pro-obama or against obama or have this political leaning or ideology. we are free to have our own opinions. i'm sure you are. i was never told which way to go with anything, and i never did. the beauty of capitalism in the marketplace, free speech is there is a fox which leans one way. cnn may lean another way. another group may lean in another direction you have choices and that's the beauty of the capitalism. >> but he is going further saying we are assaulting our rule of law by trying to discredi

. >> my name is sean o'reilly. i'm from george mason university as a graduate student. to take this over 30,000 feet level down to where the rubber meets the road, what are some of the unique programs that usip has been doing on the ground and what are some ways i get back to the last question how can we incorporate more young people to make a positive contribution? as a younger generation it will be the inheritance of these problems we're facing today. >> i wonder if i we're wrapping up we can ask all three you to enter that. nancy, what is usip doing? what we see as ways to engage any innovative programs use particularly ways to engage younger people are going to inherit these problems from their parents to help them do so successfully? nancy? >> first of all we have broken that engages youth leaders in conflict countries around the world called generation change which is fundamentally equipping them with some of the key tools and skills and knowledge base that allows them to mediate and facilitate conflict in their own communities and states. we believe very strongly

so the same way bill o'reilly was -- >> but donny, let me ask you this question.stakes, i can't imagine ever attacking a young child after they went through this hell but we've all made mistakes. isn't the first thing we ask of people when they make a mistake to say i'm sorry? she apologized and it wasn't one of these halfway apologieapolog was like in the spirit of holy week, i'm sorry. >> it's the timing. >> here's the difference, joe. we are all going to make mistakes. when it's serial behavior and the apology was only for one reason, she was losing advertisers. her behavior stands for itself we can argue about politics but there's just human decentsy we can't have animals on the air attacking children. we can disagree on taxes, on donald trump, on a wall, but basic human decency. enough already. >> john heilemann, it seems there's been a problem at fox over the past six months or so regarding -- like for instance the seth rich murder. sean hannity went on and on with it when he knew that it was false. he had people come on the show and promote it after he'd al

topic two years ago, believe it or not and nothing has really changed, since then, commissioner o'reilly in particular emphasized that the noncritical safety use of this band should be shared with wi-fi. fourth, cellular v2 x is starting from scratch. they are going to again valid dating testing this spring in southern california. now is the time to decide how it will use the public air waves. there's likely spectrum with better prop pull gas station and closer to core mobile carrier bands to be used. that minimum there's no reason that safety channels using 5g radios cannot operate at the top of the band and allow wi-fi, which is adjacent at the bottom of the band to share the rest. finally, the public interest must factor in the enormous and growing value of wi-fi. wi-fi bands are congested in busy places and in a 5g world, consumers will need much wider channels of shared spectrum that appear available only in the 5 and 6 gigahertsbands, the car band is a vacant desert island smack in the middle of what will be the car band needed to make wi-fi more available and fast and approvable f

in a 2011 book by bill o'reilly -- andtin duque guard they resurrect the argument, using the same insinuation method. they suggest at one point that that if both lincoln and johnson were killed, that stanton himself could become president. that is nonsense. in placef succession provided that the order was president, vice president, the president pro tempore of the senate and the speaker of the house of representatives. the secretary of war is not on the list. if there had been an election, everyone would have said there is no chance for stanton given all the things he has done to make them unpopular would be a candidate for president. that book, as some of you may recall, i am sure the ford's people know, there was a controversy about whether that book should be stocked in the bookstore at the ford's theater and the park service decided not to stock it, viewing it as not sufficiently serious. [applause] that is an appropriate point to applaud because i will end and field questions. seward questions, stanton questions, assassination questions, whatever you would like to ask about. [applause] y

o'reilly is in the proposed group of advisers that will see the liquidation at the u.s. stores.ng the charge is b. riley's structuring head who has led hundreds of firms through chapter 11 proceedings including polaroid, trump casinos, brookstone, and bb stores. thank you for joining us welcome to "power lunch. i ran through, death by 1,000 cuts the debt didn't help, neither did the competition. but it seems like there's a lot of commonalities between the retail bankruptcies when it comes to private equity and leveraged buyouts. did they ever stand a chance in. >> good afternoon, courtney. it's a confluence of events. it's not just the debt, although you could have a billion dollars of ebitda, but if you have $600 million in interest payments along with capital expenditures you don't have enough money to reinvest in your stores and products that's number one. you have a high cost structure it's debilitating because maybe it should have b 1.2 billion back in 2012, and then the ebitda went down and then up a little bit you have consumers' habits are changing kids just don't have t

ainsley: we had one representative brendan bill o'reilly frobrethren -- brendan boil. >> or just a smartollowing breaking news. get right to that fox news alert. police are surrounding a supermarket in southern france where a hostage situation underway. all started after a police officer was shot and wound you had. there are reports one of the gunmen claimed allegiance to isis. we will have more information on the story as it becomes available. another fox news alert. a massive fire erupting overnight on the set of a major hollywood movie starring bruce willis killing a 15-year decorated veteran of the new york city fire department. 37-year-old michael davidson leaves behind a wife and his young children. three daughters and a son. >> our hearts and our prayers go out to the family and may god rest his soul. soul.ains fire fighting was in davidson's blood. his father retired primarily serving in the same firehouse. the fdny bravery two other times. the cause of the fire under investigation. fbi investigation underway into a possible terror attack at an american military base. a driver cr