now, i will admit, this whole p.c. thing is a very complicated issue.serves a lot of unpacking. so to help us sort through it, please welcome our resident egghead, felonious munk. hey, felonious, doesn't political correctness just limit free speech? >> brother larry, the very notion of political correctness is a misdirection to rival the great canards of old. it is naught but a diaphanous veil, a sop to the hidebound electorate who, being inculcated to their own privilege, joyously sojourn in a blinkered dearth of humanity. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> larry: right. so you're saying-- what are you saying? police correctness is ( bleep ), larry. it doesn't exist. >> larry: hey, i understood that! but how can you say it doesn't exist? it's a major theme for these presidential candidates. and, please, keep your answer simple. >> of course, brother larry. spy how the proverbial goalposts decamp and stir to suit their environs. >> larry: here we go. >> why, in the very examples you profferred, jebford bush wielded the political correctness mitigation as an a

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. >>> s p.c. a uncovers a sickening act of animal cruelty in one philadelphia neighborhood that has been under radar in the past. a tip led authorities to the vacant lot to the 400 block of east rittenhouse street in germantown where officers found three pit bulls dead. on turse, authorities removed two living adult dogs, from an abandoned house across the street. it is as well as four other dead dogs, including six puppies. >> i have no sympathy whatsoever who use these animals for fighting, for breeding, and beating, you know, for fighting. you know, if you get caught it is a felony, you will be a arrested. >> authorities suspect the property being used as part of the dog fighting ring. right now they are asking for public's help identifying a person of interest. >>> a would be robber uses a drive through window to break in the checkers restaurant. you can see it right there. police released this surveillance video. he threw a rock and then crawled inside. this happened at island avenue checkers

in a world, at least in politics that is well, p.c. >> did you go to any of heats rallies?rlfriend and i wantqhsh@ to do go but we had to work late. >> okay. work on that. >> thank you. >> the other thing about new hampshire, when it comes to politics is that they are not afraid to tell you who they voted for. they will freely and openly tell you. by the way these two gentlemen right here have been friends for 25 years. and, yet, come on around here, guys, you voted for marco rubio. >> ted cruz. >> i'm sorry, you voted for ted cruz, got it and you voted for marco rubio. >> right. >> what about rubio. >> i think he has got the best chance of pulling the country together and uniting us after he wins. he has solid conservative credentials. that's why i like marco rubio. >> what about your buddy over here though? >> i think ted cruz articulates his message in a very cogent manner. and i think he can unify the country as well. that's what i'm looking for. >> you didn't try to talk each other -- >> -- either one of them would be good choices in my estimation. >> friends since age

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is america the world leader in p.c.? >> i think america has a big problem with political correctness but it's not the worst. kennedy: it feels like it. >> social media has made political correctness bad. the college campuses have made it even worse. but america is the greatest country in the world because it has backbone. it's not western europe, it's not england or canada or australia, that's why we are doing everything we can to make sure political correctness doesn't ravage america the way it has elsewhere. kennedy: you are told four racist jokes. let's talk about donald trump. you are an international man of mystery. a lot of people are con founded by his personality and candidacy. other people are completely swayed. they are huffing what he is squirting into the factory. you are one of those people. why do you love donald trump. >> donald trump is american exceptionalism on steroids. he's outspoken, successful, he's a force of nature. america is going through an ego problem and donald trump is an ego boost. american

i think the people right as non-p.c.he's an alpha male who is reflecting giving voice to anger and he's daring and willing to do it. if you are asking me is this lincoln, gets why is burg, martha, no, i find it personally degrading and offensive. but remember it's bully talk the way he talks about women and the like. but i'm not his audience. but his audience seems to appreciate it. martha: he loves it when the audience respond positively, when he gets them going. that's part of what the electricity of these rallies is. so even at times as he did last week he repeats a word that was said in the audience as though it isn't saying it yourself, i guess. the question in 2016, is this something that matters to the american people in. >> full disclosure i will cop to having a sailorresque vocabulary occasionally. martha: don't we all. but the question is does it work in a presidential campaign. >> it works with your un-p.c. brand. i don't thinking about o non-of the c. requires cussing all the time. we are southerners. even wh

more campus p.c. craziness. harris: all that plus our hashtag one lucky guy.back to our friends jon. jon: it will be a guy in the middle. thanks very much. see you then. gweneth paltrow takes the stand in a los angeles courtroom telling a jury she feared for her life after receiving dozens of letters and packages from a man accused of stalking her for 17 years. reporter: the actress in tears on the stand when recounts the fear she had for her family's safety. paltrow spoke of the 48 letters that basically contained religious statements and mentioned paltrow's death. she says he expressed his intenth on marrying her and wrote that he wanted to cleanse her of sin while sending packages that contained sex toys and other random gifts. it went on for 17 years, but this is focusing on messages from 2009 to 2015. she says i'm scared because the communications deny lodgic. she said i have been dealing with this for 17 years from the communications from this man. the suspect pled not guilty. his lawyer says his clients is a christian man trying to minister to the actre

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. >> p.c. >> it should be meteorologist. >> and they do well moving you along at levi's stadium. >> theye improved it. the first concert i went to -- we walked from another place but people were stacked up and then it got better so they've worked on that. >> thank you, pa

it is made with almond mill p.c., and no dairy or eggs or honey. experts have been working on the formula for almost three years. four flavors will get a vegan version. >> product are certified by advocacy group vegan action. since does not include any cream. ben and jerry's languaging this as a non dairy frozen desert. >> still to come here tonight at 6:00 man trapped in his car for six hours after crash we will tell you what happened plus, the items you need in your car to survive an ordeal like this. >> and new water worries find out why one council man concerned about what's in the water. those stories and more we will a well big splash last week releasing a curvy petite and tall barbie. and you had see this coming twitter user demanded matching make over for ken. >> yes. so the web site decide create a ken line with realistic men's ken you see him there. and then beard hipster ken and balding ken. i like balding one this is african american asian and petite cents bearded hipster ken even has a tatoo of barbie. >> well there you go we blurred i

. >> p.c. >> it should be meteorologist. >> and they do well moving you along at levi's stadium. >> they have improved it. the first concert i went to -- we walked from another place but people were stacked up and then it got better so they've worked on that. >> thank you, pam and dave. we have mostly clear skies and fog is popping up. a little bit in lake county and around parts of solano and contra costa. a cool 39 in middletown. this seems like a typical norcal winter. >> i would agree so far but we're not done yet. march can be mild. >> and dana has fog around antioch. foggy and cold in antioch. send me some sun. >> i can't do that right now. maybe later. a couple hours from now. i have a pretty good opportunity to do that. the valley fog will be with us. and that will thicken up. and with high pressure coming in it's going to restrict it. 30s and 40s on the temps. 35 fairfield. and woodside is in there. atherton, palo alto. los altos. it's looking good for the pacific northwest. a cold morning, mostly sunny and patchy fog that starts to thicken up in places. and above normal temps f

p.c., you got a cigarette on you?ets, ty's committed to keeping his nose clean. >> you have to sit back and relax. can't get in trouble. if you get in trouble here, that's another case. then you go back to the judge. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. ain't nobody got no cigarettes? >> despite his hopes to avoid trouble, ty's favorite method of coping with prison life puts his future at risk. >> smoke your old joint or something. kick back. brighten your spirits up. listen to the radio. that's my type of relief, getting high and minding my own business. >> how do you smoke it without getting caught? >> it ain't hard. yeah, you come outside, smoke it. go in your cell. as long as you don't smell it, you can get away with it. >> the loss of store privileges isn't the only change at holman, warden culliver has also ordered a prison-wide shakedown, led by captain bishop. >> all right. y'all know we've had this callout so we can do a shakedown search here at holman. we're going to let the dogs go through first. they like to go through b

you can be non-p.c. and not cuss.do it in new hampshire he did not pay a price as oh often does not for break rule, in south carolina it could be different. marco rubio is going after him for that reason and we are southerners, when we play beer pong we wear directions and heels and this is comportment so they will react differently so maybe that is why he is hanging up the cussing hat. >> back to the debate you had your new baby. how do you juggle that? >> my mom came up with me they flew her up and she had her back stage and my mom was in the hall but did not see the debate because she was watching the baby in a work out room. so, it worked out well and i was able to have her close by and that is something that is very cool to have an organization welcome a nursing mom of a newborn to a big event with something that could potentially require a last juggling and it is a big deal and i have an easy baby. god bless her the. >> million to the rescue. a lot of media attention about the tragedy, your husband killed five m

he was, but if there was anybody who was not p.c., it was antonin scalia. both what he talked about and also on the bench. he raised issues and talked about things and asked questions that up until his time on the bench were not asked. chris, it's interesting to point out that some of the supreme court cases this session have already been heard but have not been decided. you have affirmative action, the fisher case, the forced union dues, the fredericks case, the voting rights issue, the harris case, they have been heard in arguments before the supreme court with antonin scalia on the bench. they have not yet been decided. and there are upcoming cases that are major cases. the texas abortion case, the little sister of the poor case that shannon referenced earlier. it's that shannon referenced earlier. it is tough to overstate the sadness of the day and the importance of this on the supreme court and in washington politics. >> i have listened to your conversation, brad. there is going to be a huge battle now in washington about whether or not barak obama who

they were started by people who were rats and p.c.s he claims he's not in a gang. he's not a gang member. he's just a white supremacist, a skinhead. and he thought there was a really, really severe difference. >> i'm no part of them. i have never been a part of them nor will i ever be a part of them. those dudes, in my mind, are weak and lame. they're not white supremacists, nor will they ever be. >> and at that point, one of the officers leaned into my ear and said if you use that, he is going to get attacked. he is going to get stabbed. >> while inmates like allgier are completely aware that talking about gangs could put them in peril, it is a risk they have taken time and time again when interviewed on "lockup." >> we knew theoretically that sound bite might put him in danger, but we also knew on the other hand how important it was to curtis that that distinction be made. that's the choice we went with. >> finally, allgier spoke about the wife and two children he left behind on the outside. >> if i couldn't look at pictures of my w

that's very p.c., counselor but let's just see what the members of the apa actually have to say about it. remand without bail pending psychiatric evaluation. the defendant reserves the right to refuse medication. so noted. ( pounds gavel ) shouldn't have to take the poison. alrey got cyanide in my head. don't want any more. it's in the water. mark... agranulocytosis, seizures torticollis, hypotension, parkinsonism... those are side effects of antipsychotics. mark, is the reason you refuseedication that you prefer the world you live in to reality? i'd be crazy if i didn't, wouldn't i? don't look at me. why not? because you can see the books in my head. what kind of books are they? prognostication. i do it before i see it and it's exactly like i saw it. what do you see? i see the safe. do you understand what happened to maggie? maggie died. she was murdered. i know that. she was raped, too. yes. ugly. what is? maggie understood... that my hatred stemmed from a matriarchal obsession with christ. i focus not on the crucified, but... on the suffering of his mother. did you study psychology

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well according to -- josie: i believe there's a certain situation where you might be able to use a p.c. for that, but let's talk afterwards specifically about that. rodney can probably help you a little bit more on that, too. you want to visit the store and search for iowa democratic caucuses 2016. you'll see the iowa with the blue donkey on there. that's how you know you found the right app. you'll download that to your device. we'll go through using the app. step one is opening up the app. once you open that you'll see our welcome screen, which includes our i.d.p. caucus logo, and the app will have a note saying it is either connecting to wireless internet or your cellular data. again, this doesn't have to be just on wifi, you can use cellular data for it. wireless internet will give you a better connection there. if you're using a tablet, you'll have to connect. you can use it through your cellular data. just a quick note on different phones, different operating systems, this might look just slightly different. the screens might be a little bit altered. it works exactly the same. it

p.c. unbelievable! can't even get a little hate, a little rivalry.be joined by republican presidential hopeful dr. ben carson. it will be interesting. >>> crude prices under prices. the commodity still down 70% since the beginning of 2014 with global oil supplies near record highs, our next guest remains bullish. boone pickens. good morning, boone. what we need to see as we keep seeing the rigged counts come down. you can give us the current numbers that bolster your case. but you have to admit, for some reason, u.s. suppliers have not turned things off as quickly. it's like they don't need as much money as we thought they needed to where they'd turn things off. or it's a different dynamic somehow. they can leave it on longer or turn it on quicker or something. what changed? >> what changed for me -- you know, i missed last year, so i want to announce that to start with. but once you hit bottom, which was i think $20.16 you double in 12 months from historical information. so here you are at $30. and i think -- i think you'll be $52 by the end of the

. >> his lack of p.c. one bit. >> to me it is. >> i generalized a lot of things together when i said pc correctness. >> yes. >> it doesn't bother me in the least. >> why is that though? >> i think the amount of good and strength he brings to the table over weigh. >> that is what it is. >> that is what it is. >> it matters more than that. >> the good he's going to do is going to overcome the few things we all don't like. >> do you want to see rubio go at donald trump tonight? do you need to see that to feel the confidence in your man that he can do the job. >> no i think he needs to stay on message and talk about the american people and what he's going to bring at president. he's not running against crump or ted cruz. jese he's running to be president of the united states. >> i agree. i think he needs to stay on message. focus on issues. al i think that trump will take care of himself. >> it is not surprising to me that women do not immediately see the need for two men to fight in order to prove which one i

and the pitch has been enough with this p.c. about baloney. he's done a good job. was able to battle carly fiorina -- >> he goes over the line. >> we have the e-mail servers and all the emails now. hillary's a much different person now. >> donald trump watches this stuff. how many of you by show of hands believe he should dial back? raise your hands. >> yes. >> the conclusion is only three people here changed their votes. this is the least amount of any debate that we have done in these groups. >> okay. so that's the group down in houston. while it is unscientific, it's the only online poll i could find. drudge does one after every one. not surprisingly again, donald trump, according to 60% of the people who clicked, 60% said trump won. 20% said cruz won. and 15% said marco rubio won. interesting because a lot of the pundits said marco rubio -- to your point, said marco rubio had a great night. he's had good nights before. it's never really translated, though. >> i thought he had a great night. and in fact, he's only had about a bad 15 minutes in all ten debates. a

>> listen, he's not a p.c. guy, he's not a politician.reat kind of, you know, pate rated -- patriotic, all-american guy. that's just who he is. you either love that about him or hate that. i don't know if you change somebody's dna and their personality, you know, their genetic makeup, you know, overnight. it's kind of who he is. i think it's what makes him larger than life. it's what's made him the success that he is today. he's an hay amazing -- an amazing guy, and having worked with him for ten years, he would be such an amazing commander in chief. stuart: when you sit around as a family, i presume that comes up. i mean, you're looking like the presumptive candidate for the republicans. you must have thoughts, you know? walking into the oval office. it must have occurred to you. you must speculate or dream quietly about being the first son, for heavens sake. you must think that. >> yeah, listen, you know, maybe quietly. at the same time, i think we're a little bit superstitious, so we never like to get ahead of ourselves. it's one day a

just that he's the anti-p.c. candidate? >> i think that's it. imetition of an evangelical. he's -- imitation of an evangelical. he's fooling no one. i don't think evangelicals are looking to hire one of their own. they're looking for someone to protect them from what shthey s as threats to their worship and free speech. and there are threats to practicing orthodox christians. they're real. they think that trump and his new york values are the one thing that will protect them from seeing their right taken away. i think that's what this is about, having interviewed a lot of them. >> the true establishment candidate was jeb bush. the voters down there delivered a devastating verdict. he wound up with less than 10%. in the bottom tier. he was the leader, but still less than 10%. his super pac spent tens of millions of dollars on adds. he and his family made trips there. his brother was there, his mother was there. and in the end, last night just before donald trump took the stage to say thank you to south carolina, he emotionally said, thank you, so