, the only one i can think of that got four pinocchios than ms. grimes is the president. >> still bad form to call someone a liar at least to their face as opposed to online or in print. politicians use coded phrases like disingenuous. or preface something with "with all due respect" instead of saying what they want to say. >> you say boldness and extremist, bold to make themselves sound more daring and adverbs that people use over and over and over again. frankly and fundamentally as you read through this book and you also talk about cliches. it brings everything we listen to every single day to life, david and it doesn't do it in a -- it makes you angry or at least it makes me angry. >> members of parties use this word repeatedly, you hear the word "bold" to describe their own policy, bold kind of captures it well, that one sillablesillable -- syllable but pollsters tell them to use those words repeatedly. it's no secret that they use these terms over and over again. >> saying nothing where people like me ask them questions and get very little b

, the only one pinocchios, the only one i can i can think think of that got four of that got four pinocchios than ms. grimes is pinocchios than ms. grimes is the president. the president. >> still bad form to call >> still bad form to call someone a liar at least to their someone a liar at least to their face as opposed to online or in face as opposed to online or in print. print. politicians use coded phrases politicians use coded phrases like like disingenuous. disingenuous. or preface something with "with or preface something with "with all due respect" instead of all due respect" instead of saying what they want to say. saying what they want to say. >> you say >> you say boldness and boldness and extremist, bold to make extremist, bold to make themselves sound more daring and themselves sound more daring and adverbs that people use over and adverbs that people use over and over and over again. over and over again. frankly and fundamentally, as frankly and fundamentally, as you read through this book and you read through this book and you also talk about you also talk about cliches. clich

there is something called an upside down pinocchio in your paper. tell us what that's all about with regard to the president. >> it is the fact checker. not a lot of people get upside down pinocchio. that is a bold faced lie. what he gave the president that for was saying that he never said that he wouldn't do an executive action. in fact, he had said that numerous times over the last several years. he's made comments like i'm not a king, i'm not an emperor. i can't go that far. now obviously he is planning to go that far probably tomorrow. >> we'll see exactly what he has planned. bottom line, it will be some kind of legal status for millions who came here illegally or here now illegally. so i want to refer to a statement from house speaker john boehner's spokesman. this is what he said about what he thinks will happen. if emperor obama ignores the american people and announces an amnesty plan that he himself has said over and over again exceeds his constitutional authority, he will september his legacy of lawlessness and ruin the chances for congr

. >> next on media buzz from new york, how misleading commercials that work no matter how much pinocchios they get. >>> and later, john roberts in louisiana uncovering these senate races from the trenches. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don'

. >> i want to show you the upside down pinocchio he cede for his flip-flop. i guess he doesn't care that that is the worst possible offense you can get from the pinocchio group over at that paper. an upside down is a bold-faced lie. >> doesn't care, and that's the point. i have been saying this repeatedly. will he work with it when it's convenient for him, but his mission and his legacy has always been remaking america, transfor the purpose it into a european style socialist state. remember from his political idealogical motivation, it's about locking in a permanent democrat voting majority. that's what this immigration move is all about. if he were really concerned about immigration reform, he would work with the congress and enforce the border and enforce the laws on the books. he is not doing this. this is a purely cynical political move. sfroo monica crowley, thank you for your analysis nalgsz. >> you bet. >> busy day on the hill today. senate foreign relations, they're about to begin a confirmation hearing on this gentleman, anthony blinken, nominated to

i'd already rated this $600,000 thing as four pinocchio bad.she went onto the camera and said it herself, once again, which says something about her credibility. i will vote that with this ad, they never released it publicly. they just snuck it on west virginia tv stations, hoping to get it to coal country. >> dana, we've singled out some ads that are shockers, not necessarily false but stunning in some ways. >> here's one against charlie crist, the democratic candidate in the governors race. >> you've taken $90,000 from strip club owners, including $40,000 from a gentleman who owns the cheetah of hollandale beach. >> it's one thing to say you've taken money from strip club owners. but the ad says because of that, he is responsible for people who are sexually assaulted. how do you get from "a" to "b"? >> second place for biggest shocker is from the republican candidate in california's governors race. let's check it out. ♪ >> i'm neil kashkari. i'm running for governor because every kid in every neighborhood deserves a good education. >> what th

that's not what the president said, and the washington post gave that for pinocchio -- 4 pinocchios.e need to solve the problem and inspire the confidence of the american people. >> you support a temporary travel ban. >> it would not have to be in effect that long, but long enough to get an efficacious, forward screening process that we could tied to the visa granting process so that we would have confidence in terms of anyone that is coming to our country. >> your response -- do you think the steps that the obama administration has put in place over the last couple of days are enough, or do you support a temporary travel ban? >> i think we have to take the spread of ebola seriously, and the fact that the cdc is allowing folks and have been exposed to get on a plane, to get on a cruise ship -- that was completely unacceptable. we have to stop it now. i want to make sure the cdc and nih have the funding that they need. head of the nih said that we should likely have a vaccine for ebola to repair the fact that we have seen budget cuts have certainly brought about the lack of funding. i

that's pretty hard to get, for pinocchio is. pinocchios.he only one who i can think of is the president who said you have your policy and you like it, you can keep it. >> this webster a message to both of you from jason in floyd county. he says the winner of this election will be in office until 2020. if you are elected by 2020, what will be your signature accomplishment in office, and why will it matter? >> jason, thank you very much for that question. i'm in this race because i believe we have to have a senator that actually wants to help put hard-working kentuckians back to work. i believe it is a senator's number one priority, to bring jobs back here to kentucky. and i hope that we will have worked full force across the aisle with not just democrats but republicans and independents. senator, that's how you get things done, not just in frankfurt, but in washington. that's what has been missing. we haven't had someone who's reached out across the aisle to enact a jobs plan. i'm the only candidate in this race with a jobs plan. that's how

checker has taken this one on and given the president something i hadn't seen before, an upside down pinocchioepresenting a true flip-flop. .u0[g$u&éturly warn s our libey c9m#>@f9%k6t#si6'hcÑ /z÷vá÷5"3# that, doesn't protect the executive branch or the letti legislative branch, it's to protect liberty, it's to keep any branch from become -- we may agree with you on what you're trying to do, but we don't agree how you're trying to do it. >> greg, i saw a gesture, did you agree with jonathan turly? >> no, i had an itch. >> president obama has confused the two meanings of the word borders, we mean boundaries, and he mean s tennants. what turly is saying you can be sympathetic to the term immigration, you're like pro law. you win, but you feel dirty that you win. even coloring books have boundaries, and it not that hard to figure out that you can be pro immigration and pro law. it's not about constitutionality. it's about being right or wrong and the way he's going about it is wrong. >> on the question of constitutionality, because the president has made these comments before, he is a constitut

the post fact checker says it's an upside down pinocchio for reversing himself on the important issueand the "washington post" editorial board wrote, quote -- and if it's more compelling, mr. president, listen to your statements on unilateralism on the past almost six years, and if indeed more persuasive, take your own advice, and i urge you to do so, you often talk about being on the right side of history. >> and we call upon others to join us on the right side of history. >> in the last one year, we're on the right side of history. >> nothing's going to stop us from getting this done, because we're on the right side of history. >> the united states of america has stood on the right side of history. lou: well, mr. president, your refusal to build a national consensus for your views on immigration, your policy preferences including amnesty and then to act unilaterally through an executive fiat puts you in poor contrast to the united states to grant amnesty for illegal immigrants, ronald reagan. he built that national consensus, and both houses of congress approved the amnesty legislat

lou: the post gently gave him three out of four pinocchios. most of it would be refined in this country. i don't know about you, but mr. obama wasn't speaking casually there. he had to know the truth. you draw the conclusion. at least fewer people will have to listen to the president's, well, his deceptions tonight. because abc, cbs, nbc, and fox all have decided not to carry the president's speech. they say, it's too political. if they stick with that policy, their audiences may never again hear from this president. if it makes the president feel better, nbc at least will be putting on in his stead programming that should please the first lady. the reality show called the biggest loser. and now, our quotation of the evening. this from the third president of the united states, born in other countries yet believing you could be happy in this. our laws acknowledge as they should do your right to join us in society, conforming as i doubt not you will do to our established rules. that these rules shall be as equal as considerations will admit. wil

. >> an outrageous issue that my wife and i profited by a coal activist given four pinocchios by "the washington post" is the ultimate deception. that's hard to get. the only one i can thing of other than alison lundergan grimes, is the president. >> a lot of ways of calling her liar. >> go ahead, chuck. >> it's bad form to call someone a liar to their face, as opposed to onhin or in print. politicians use coded phrases like disingenuous or they'll preface something with all due report as a way of saying what they want to say. >> you talk about other words they'll use, boldness and extremists. both extremists. both parties using the term bold, making themselves sound daring. they talk about adverbs that people can use over and over. frankly and federally. as you read through the book, and you talk about cliches. it brings everything we listen to to life, and it makes you angry or me angry. >> you'll notice members of both parties use many of the same words repeatedly. you have the term bold. they describe a policy proposal on taxes, health care, whatever else it may be. bold captures

"the washington post" gave it one pinocchio meaning mostly correct but not fully correct, the forced they took issue with. did it work? >> only in the sense that what is jean shaheen trying to do? she's trying to get female voters to feel scott brown is not on their side. what does scott brown do? he says i'm pro-choice, which is true despite his part of that legislation. and hearing this from jean shaheen who has voted six years with barack obama. this is the gop playbook. what is the charges? my opponent doesn't like children. come back and say, yeah, she was seen in a room with president obama. so republicans very much trying to use the president's unpopularity against democrats in every instance they can. >> how much do you think tv presence affects these races? does it matter if you're good on tv? if you're good obviously in a debate it will help. how important has tv become in penetrating the electorate? >> i think increasingly tv is most of the ball game. candidates don't do quite as much in terms of town halls and pressing the flesh. they spend millions on these attack ads. e

he was given many pinocchios on this issue. i find it disconcerting that me, i am a woman, to be lectured on this issue of contraception is laughable. >> we're getting to the a moment.man in one question about in vitro fertilization. because the eggs will eventually be destroyed, do you think in vitro fertilization should be banned? >> i have a friend who has two beautiful daughters because of in vitro fertilization. i am glad she is blessed to be a mother. >> we are moving to a series of questions for you. we would like to ask you to be ascific with your questions well. at what point during fetal development do you believe a woman should not have an abortion? >> i have always stated i oppose all late-term abortions that are not necessary to save the life or health of the mother. beby late-term, can you specific? >> it is a term that has a legal meaning because of existing law. when the rights of the mother and the rights of the child have significance in terms of deciding. >> to use overt -- support typeyers selecting the allo

not a correct figure because the figure we used this is what george bush did, this was given four pinocchios in "the washington post." every news organization ran with it. there are differences between what the president did and what george bush did. >> the critical thing is in the '86 bill, a lot of people lived under the cover for a long time and they're not sure signing up for a two year not getting deported is a good step because they lied about saying they're legal to be here and they basically could lose their jobs or could lose area status. >> why are they going to come out of the shadows now? >> especially 6 million are not getting out of the shadow. other half of the people that are not covered by this. >> and take half of the money they've been getting and pay taxes. all right. i want to talk about lame duck congress and what can get done in the coming few weeks. let's do that after this. we want to get a look at what's coming up on "media buzz" and check in with howie. >> we'll look at the situation and coverage of ferguson. bill weighs in on whether people are tired of the storie

. >> yeah, that has been given threeiç pinocchios by an independent ad agency.cond clip out of a 15-minute speech. if you look at the whole speech, actually, i think i did a pretty good job. this shows the bitter des> take it from me, sir, sometimes we are not as eloquent when the cameras are rolling as we would like to be. i'll leave it at that. bill cassidy, great to see you, sir. >> thank you, megyn. >>> up next, for the first time ever, hear the man who killed usama bin laden explain why he is still not sure if it's the best or the worst thing he's ever done. >>> it's only november but a82, major snowstorm is hitting the united states from the rocky more than a foot and a half of d november snowfall. that's not it. after diggin

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he tried to suggest otherwise last weekend, but a prominent fact-checker penned as pinocchio-laden andclaimed the president has been asked about the specific sorts of actions he's contemplating now the president's previous answer seemed to be unequivocal, he lacked the legal authority to act. according to the president himself. as one example, president obama said last year that executive action was not an option, not an option, because he would be ignoring the law. there's a path to get this done, he said, and that is through congress. he's right. the action he's proposed would ignore the law, would reject the voice of the voters and impose new unfairness an law-abiding immigrants all without solving the problem. in fact his action is more likely to make it even worse. we've already seen the consequences of deferred action for childhood arrivals. this most recent action in this area. it was a factor in encouraging young people to risk their lives on a perilous journey, some would never have contemplated and some would never complete. the effects of this action could be just as tragic.

he was seen in cowardly lion, and pinocchio. >> you know, i live in new york and he made a comment abouts not being a part of new york which i took personally. new york is just a liberal state. that is the result of liberalism. isn't that why many people are leaving? >> yes. >> aarp came out with a study. 60% of new yorkers aged 50 and above are likely to leave the state. middle class is just being destroyed in new york. now, cuomo hitched on his wagon. and just raise taxes and so new york has a choice here. everyone said he can't possibly win. and i said we're going to grow the economy and cut taxes. the "wall street journal" said my plan was bold, would make it the most-competitive state. that is what new york needs. new york city is expected to be a lower turn out. and democrats are not endorsing him or voting for him. so suburbs are going to make the difference. we can win this race it's going to be a huge win tuesday a big statement. you have common core and big issues people may not normally vote for republicans >> are you, rob astorino. >> when we come back, the question of the da

several protesters carried signs depicting the mayor as pinocchio. 60 people took part. >> or were arrested >>> in mexico, protesters have not tired. since september thousands have been taking to the streets demanding accountability from the government. today was no different. they want to know what happened to dozens of college students who went missing after being caught if the middle of a shoot-out. police handed the students over to a drug gang in iguala. last weekend three drug members confessed to killing them. family members are holding out hope they could be alive >>> placing flowers on her tombstone, this man honours and remembers his wife who died in august. his family is with him, except his 18-year-old grandson. he is one of 43 university students who disappeared last month at the hands of local police in the troubled state of guerrero. his uncle put the school photos on the family alter. he said his nephew wanted to be a teacher so he could support his mother >>> we are all very stad. every time we sit to eat, we ask ourselves what about hore hay, is he -- jorhay, is he eating.

four pinocchios today from the "washington post" for a claim that has been a center piece of all of the arguments coming from the president and the administration about this executive action for a temporary amnesty saying, well, as a percentage of those in the country illegally, this is just normal and it's like what george h. w. bush did. remember, what george h. w. bush was they passed an amnesty under ronald reagan and they were -- they were filling in some gaps that the legislation hadn't covered. so the president said i'm doing just what he's doing, i'm doing what george h. w. bush did, this is not controversial. in fact, it was controversial and that's been part of an overall bad rollout for this executive action that, fen, outside of the president, the base of the president's base, here talking maybe 20% of the country, this has not played very well. >> okay. now, there was another thing that the president said on this week on abc yesterday. and he was asked very direct lit question about whether or not his executive action on immigration, you know, the next president coming down

the cowardly lion because he wouldn't debate me and pinocchio because he's lied all year about my recordhat was rob astore reno running against andrew cuomo who has the lead. well, cuomo has a healthy advantage, 54% there. the poll average shows him up by 22. >> a holiday tragedy, police searching for a suspected hit and run driver that left three teenagers dead. >>> plus a major legal setbacks for officials in one state seeking to protect the public from the ebola virus. what it means for similar efforts nationwide. >> we did not go into town. we did not go into the grocery store. we are not trying to get anyone sick. we're -- we don't believe that we can get anyone sick. .. ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car, called truecar. now

he was seen in two costumes today, cuomo the cowardly lion because he wouldn't debate me and pinocchiolied all day and all year about my record. >> astor reno is expecting voters to make a big statement on tuesday. just look at this view from inside seconds before the crash. you see a woman walk away from her seat at the slot machine. the driver says he accidently hit the gas trying to park. and this might just be the most creative halloween costume ever. >> i'm back from the cemetery. >> i know. you look like you are a little thin there i brought you a banana. >> i will just put it right there. how does that work? [ laughter ] >> yummy. >> wow. this meteorologist from the fox affiliate wdrb in louisville, kentucky giving viewers a bare bone look at the first alert forecast. redfield wore a green body suit with a plastic skelton taped to it thanks to the green scene screen, his body disappeared. folks at home we want to see your halloween costumes. foxnews.com. >> is that. >> it's not. >> you didn't? >> no, i didn't. i'm 45 years old, i'm not dressing up in a costume. that was amazing.

otherwise last weekend, but a prominent fact checker panned the spin aspin noak i don't see -- as pinocchioladen and clarified that the president has been asked specifically about the sorts of actions that he is contemplating now, the president's previous answers seem to be unequivocal. he lacked the legal authority to act, according to the president himself. as one example, president obama said last year that executive action was not an option. not an option because he would be ignoring the law. there's a path to get this done, he said, and that is through congress. he's right. the action he's proposed would ignore the law, would reject the voice of the voters and would impose new unfairness on law-abiding immigrants all without solving the problem. in fact, his action is more likely to make it even worse. we've already seen the consequences of deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca. his most recent action in this area. it was a factor in encouraging young people to risk their lives on a perilous journey some would never even have contemplated and some would never complete. the eff

but a prominent fact checker planned the spin as pinocchio laden.ed that the president has been asked specifically about the source of actions he is contemplating now. the president's previous answers seem to be unequivocal. he lacked the legal authority to act. according to the president -- >> well the president is going to act and he's going to announce exactly what he is going to do tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. you will of course be able to see that right here live on msnbc. still ahead, a flare-up in ferguson. arrests overnight after a tense standoff with police in riot gear. even before the grand jury issues a decision on whether to charge officer wilson in the shooting of michael brown. plus, we'll talk about the student who was inside the state university library when a gunman started shooting. gun shots that echoed through the campus. >> it's just like it just hits you. we heard the gunshot. we assumed it was just something on the strip or something that was just like out of the blue thing but we did not know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let

that's not what the president said in the "washington post" gave four pinocchios.it clear that we've given enough resources to this and now we need to solve the problem and inspire confidence of the american people. people. >> cities were a temperate kabul ban? gibson: long enough, would have to be in fact that while the long enough to get forward screening process that we could tie to the visa granting process so that we would have confidence in terms of anyone is coming to our country. >> mr. eldridge, your response. do you think the steps the obama mr. chabot in place over the last couple days are enough or do you support a temporary travel ban? eldridge: i declared to take the spread of ebola very strictly editing the fact the cdc was a lot of folks who have been exposed to get on a plane, on a crucial, that was completely unacceptable. we got to stop it now. i do think what to make sure that the cdc and the nhl funding that they need. was head of the nih you said that if they have had the research money that they needed that would likely have a vaccine for ebo

. >> pinocchio. >> mornings are better with friends.>> honesty is not always the best policy. >> when you're dating. >> right. >> brian, we're not dating. >> that's what we keep trying to tell you. you got to get it straight. >> we are not dating, brian. >> in real life, i think this will be an explosive -- might be the most explosive story we do all day. when is it okay to lie during a relationship? and about what issues? >> wait 'til you hear it. you can tell a lie if person and on line and when you should never do that. so that's coming up. we got a busy one hour. we got kimberly in today. >> happy to be here. and happy to see you, heather. good morning. >> nice to be here. hope everybody had a great weekend. >> yep. >> thanks to everyone for joining us at home. we start with a fox news alert for you at this hour. at least 48 students dead and 79 hurt from a suicide attack at a nigerian school. witnesses say that the bomber got into the school disguised as a student and blew himself up in the middle of an assembly. the boko haram ter

don't play games with pinocchios.s. >> frank is going to be reviewing the best ads later on in the program. >> i look forward to that. >> those were some stinkers according to you. >> according to the voters. those are the candidates not doing well. >>> coming up on this election day, scott brown was not supposed to have a shot in new hampshire, but a bombshell report out this morning could change everything regarding his opponent. >>> these students made it pretty well-known how much they hated the first lady's lunch plan. now two years later, they say nothing changed. we're live with an update next hour. ♪ ♪ (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. (coffee be♪ng poured into a cup.) save your coffee from the art

with the great heroes and her -- heroines, and the next day we would go to italy by knocke owe -- pinocchio the next day we come to america with the wizard of oz. actually, that was the first book that i learned from my tutors, my english tutors. and the other thing about america that i learned, that imaginary map of the world i realized that i could stay in this small room of mine in the middle of tehran, and the world would come to me. and the world would come to me through these books. and then about america, he would also take me to movies every weekend, the end of the week. and we would see egyptian movies, turkish movies, french movies, american movies, and with the american movies the thing i remembered were the musicals. because people are politely sitting and eating, and in the middle of eating they all of a sudden get up and sing. [laughter] you know, sing and dance and go up the poles and do weird things and then come back and sit and eat. [laughter] and soon enough americans and persians and others were doing the same thing. so anyway, it was that world, that america that i turn

a prominent fact checker pad this been as pinocchio laden, and pinocchio laden and clarified the president has been asked specifically about the sorts of actions he is contemplating now. the president's previous answer seems to be unequivocal. he lacks the legal authority to act. according to the president himself as one example, pres. example, president obama said last year that executive action was not an option, not an option, not an option because he would be ignoring the law. there is a path to get this done, he said, and that is through congress. he is right. the the action he has proposed would ignore the law, reject the voice of the voters. in fact, fact, his action is more likely to make it even worse. we we have seen the consequences of deferred action. his most recent action in this area, encouraging young people to risk their lives on a perilous journey some would never have even contemplated and some would never complete. the effects of this action could be just as tragic. just as the affordable care act had little to do with making healthcare more affordable, slapping the ter