that is not a boner on pinocchio's face. >> yeah, that's what pinocchio said too but then it grew an seth: all right. i'm sorry, so you are going as pinocchio for halloween? >> no, i decided on something even better. >> seth: okay, what was that? >> it's clever and smart and very me. >> seth: that's great grown up annie, what is it? >> sexy grownup annie. >> seth: what would your costume even be? >> i don't know. this? [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. so -- so it's pretty much the same. >> well, you know what i say, if the dress fits then it is too big. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. oh, no. you have another one? please don't eat that m&m. >> that was an m and vicodin. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> it's a trick and a treat. >> seth: oh, annie, you're a mess. >> i deserve a treat, seth, i've been working very hard at my new business. >> seth: oh, you have a new business, what is it? >> little orphan panties. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, boy. i don't -- what is that? >> well, if you're anything like me, and i know you are. [ light laughter ] >> seth: no, i'm not. >> we're the same. you ofte

they gave that ad four pinocchios.the long nose pinocchio, their way of saying it was lie. >> look, i saw the ad. i thought the ad was ridiculous, but let be honest, everybody. the both sides who are playing this absolutely inappropriate stupid blame game. i've got to say to john's point, deeply flawed, simply because, thank god, ebola does not come along in the world enough to motivate a drug company, a private industry to make the investment to find a cure. saying, you do need government. let's have the discussion about budgets after we get past this problem. i will be thrilled to participate in it then. right now, let's worry about getting rid of ebola. >> but to john tamny's point, look what the nih is spending money on. we pensioned a couple. here are a couple more things. vital interests to the nation they're spending money on pap government study finding out wives should calm down. that was $325,000. and we're not eck joking. listen to this, tune into reruns and feel better. a study suggesting that watching tele

it's spirit yes hard to get four pinocchios. the only one i can think of that got four pinocchios is the president. when he said if you like your policy, then you can keep it. >> there's a message from both of you from jason belcher in floyd county. he said the winer of this election will be in office until 2020. if you are elected by 2020, what will be your signature in office and why would it matter? >> thank you very much for this 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 unlike mitch mcconnell that it is the to tor's number one job brings jobs back to kentucky. i hope to have the support of republicans and democrats. not just in frankford but in washington. we haven't had anyone to enact a jobs plan. i'm the only candidate in this race with a jobs plan. that's how we put kentucky back to work. and i begins by ending the tax breaks that senator mcconnell that have shifted our good kentucky jobs overseas. and contin

by "the washington -- was given four pinocchios by "the washington post." the only larger was the president, who said, if you like your policy you can keep it. >> "the winner of this election will be in office until 2020." if you are elected by 2020, what would be your signature compliment in office and why will it matter fact the thank you very much for that question. i have in this race because i believe a senator was to help put hard-working kentuckians back to work. i believe that it is a senator's priority to bring jobs back here to kentucky. and i hope you have already -- you will work full force across the aisle. that is how you get things done and that is what has been missing. we have not had anyone to reach across the aisle to enact the jobs plan. i am the only senator in this race with a jobs plan. it begins by closing the loopholes and ending the tax breaks that senator mcconnell has done to ship our jobs overseas. it continues with strengthening the middle class, and we do that by increasing the middle wage -- increasing the minimum wage. senat

he has been given many pinocchio's on this issue. i find it rather disconcerting that i am a woman, a mother of three daughters, to be lectured on these issues of contraception -- it's laughable. >> one more question in regards to in vitro fertilization. may bee they nee destroyed, do you believe they should not -- has twoe a friend that beautiful daughters because of in vitro fertilization and i'm glad she is blessed to be a mother. >> congas and braley, we will move on. mr. braley, we would like to ask you to please be specific with your answers. at what point during fetal development do you believe a woman should not have an abortion? >> i have always stated, contrary to what senator ernst all, that i oppose late-term abortions that are necessary to save the life of the mother. >> can you be specific? >> it is a term that has a specific legal meaning because of existing law. when the rights of the mother and the rights of the child have significance in terms of deciding. >> do you support employers selecting the types of contracep

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that has been given four pinocchios for that as well. >> are you not a millionaire? >> she knows that is a result of inheritance that my wife got when her mother passed away, and she has consistently gone around all over the state and suggested that i have somehow enriched myself at public expense. her family has made more money off the government in the last 10 years than i have been paid in a salary in all my time in the senate. that is an outrageous suggestion. she knows it is wrong. she has been given four pinocchios and repeatedly for continuing to say that. >> the votes speak of themselves, 17 times voting no on the minimum wage. he is not for giving kentuckians a minimum wage. i know the mama who gets up at 6:00 a.m. to work two jobs because not only does she have a senator who doesn't think she deserves equal pay for equal work, but she is not earning a living wage. we have to change that not just for the women of kentucky but for the women of this nation, the workers in kentucky and the workers across the nation. >> let me remind everyone if you are just tun

. >> they might get some pinocchios. decide did the president to ask ron klain to serve in this role? had they already had a conversation when he said this decision may be necessary, but was it that the president needed to make a decision, selected somebody, all in a matter of hours? >> this happened this morning. >> he spoke to ron klain for the first time this morning? -- we will have to get you more information about the conversation with mr. k lain. he accepted responsibility this morning and that is when the decision was made. >> and that is when the president decided that there needed to be a response coordinator. >> correct. i assume you guys are looking forward to the weekend. that is good. czars, inointed ebola expect nothing less. the president's schedule next week remains in flux. on sunday he will legislate on a campaign event in maryland. he will spend the night in chicago on friday -- on sunday night in chicago. on monday the president will have a couple of activities in chicago before returning to washingt

anna and queen else saw of "frozen game" have landed on the small screen in the fairy tale book of pinocchiothe frozen stars are warping things up on the sunday night abc show "once upon a time." >> everything is new so it's super exciting. it's nerve-racking. >> this actress stepped into the book of storybook to play ana for a few season of "once upon a time." >> please, plea, i want to be alone. >> you are never going to be alone. >> she said there's one thing she can promise loyal frozen fans. >> joy. i think if they love the movie "frozen" and they love these characters, then it brings me so much joy. so i hope that the fans have as much joy watching it as i do playing it. >> i can't just leave. i'm still queen, i can't abandoned the kingdom. >> she play on as big sister. she role came down to the hire. shea digsed via videotape from a tropical island while on her honeymoon. >> i auditioned the week before and then we were shooting the first episode. i don't think it's all sunk in. i got the saw digs, and i asked my husband if he would raise the honor and he did a really good job. and, y

the "washington post" gave the attacks four pinocchios calling them absurd, citing there was never even a specific vote on funding to prevent ebola. now, what are you going to do when the facts get in the way of a good spin? >> so here's the real number. by the numbers the nih budget is $30.4 billion this year. that's up from 17 billion in 2000. so is it off the high? yeah, it's off the high. president obama bumped it up by $9 billion of the year of the stimulus, and that pushed it up. it's trailed off a little bit but it's still substantially more -- it's almost up 100% in 14 years. so the can't really go there on that one. but if the nih complains about funding i have a couple of things the want to spend money on. new condom designs, 2.4 million. are chimps right or left-handed. do female fruit flies prefer male or female companions. i have two pages of these. there are literally probably billions of dollars they spend annually on study like this. if they're really worried for funding about ebola maybe the should move money away from that. >> it's distressing about the condoms, too. >

four pinocchio's track for congressman, first let's take a look at to add that is also running righthampshire to be. a new spot from the shea-porter campaign that goes after you. let's take a look. >> back in the '50s women's rights were restricted spent she's a woman, isn't she? >> equal pay, forget about it. >> sadly my opponent is stuck in the '50s. is never stood up for equal pay. .. people want to hear about most, jobs and the economy. getting the budget balanced and moving the country forward and finding positive solutions for the country and where iee

he has been given many pinocchio's on this issue. i find it rather disconcerting that i am a woman, a mother of three daughters, to be lectured on these issues of contraception -- it's laughable. >> one more question in regards to in vitro fertilization. because they may be destroyed, do you believe they should not be banned? >> i have a friend that has two beautiful daughters because of in vitro fertilization and i'm glad she is blessed to be a mother. >> congressman braley, we will move on. mr. braley, we would like to ask you to please be specific with your answers. at what point during fetal development do you believe a woman should not have an abortion? >> i have always stated, contrary to what senator ernst said, that i oppose all late-term abortions that are necessary to save the life of the mother. >> can you be specific? >> it is a term that has a specific legal meaning because of existing law. when the rights of the mother and the rights of the child have significance in terms of deciding. >> do you support employers select

. >> reporter: after all michele's pinocchio moments, the intruder in black. the suicide theory.nary twins. the jury comes back, and hits michele right between the lies. >> mrs. williams, if you would stand please. the verdict says we the jury find the defendant michele marie williams guilty of the offense of murder as charged in the indictment. >> reporter: michele williams who had once been offered a plea deal of 18 years, is now sentenced to 60. do you think she could've gotten away with it? >> i think she could've gotten away with it. if she had come up with the, with the suicide story, and stuck with the suicide story, she could've gotten away with it. >> reporter: what do you think was the one thing that kept her away from freedom? >> the fact that she couldn't keep her mouth shut. >> reporter: instead, michele is serving what amounts to a life sentence. it's little solace for andrew who already considers his mother dead to him. would you say you have a mother? >> no. i don't like to even consider her my mother. i had someone who gave birth to me and that's it. >> reporter:

they gave the grimes ad four pinocchios which means that's kind of the biggest lie that you can tell.nows where mcconnell stands. the positive about him and the negatives, that he's been around for a while. you can't lie about mcconnell's record and get away with it, you can't lie about coal and get away with it. but there's a bigger issue here which is that people will now say anything to get themselves into office. >> that's sad. that's why people hate politicians. how many republican pickups? what's going to be the number in january? >> if the election is held today, it will be really narrow but the gop will end up with 51 seats. it's more likely they end up with 50 than 52, but at this point they get the majority. it's up to republican voters in kansas to determine whether barack obama will have a democratic senate. they need to take that to heart. >> all right. frank luntz, good to see you. coming up next tonight on "hannity" -- >> when you hear some of the anti-immigrant language, the rhetoric, do you think it's racist? >> translator: i think it's discriminato discriminatory, ye

you're talking about all the cuts, which inns didn'tly "the washington post" gave four pinocchi pinocchios, two, the biggest whopper. >> just to clarify, i have not said that. >> have the democrats said that. i was talking about you as chairman of the party. >> what i'm saying as chairwoman of this party is this is an issue that should not be politicized. >> do you believe there should be a travel ban? >> there are two cases. two cases too many. a protocol needed to be tightened which has been -- >> yes or no, should there be a travel ban? >> the president should listen to national public health experts, and i say we should not be rattles or sabres. we should be making sure that this is something we have to take seriously. >> by using a political hack for heading up the ebola crisis. >> by making sure we don't create hysteria. >>> congress democrat woman wasserman schultz, and reince priebus, thank you for coming in. >>> you should do it more often. this is a pretty good act. >>> we bring in our panel next. for their take. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand busines

not true, four pinocchios. >> i will give you a chance to respond but first let's take a look at your running right now on new hampshire tv, a new spot from the shea-porter campaign after you. let's take a look. back in the 50's women's rights where was there did -- were restricted. opponent is back in the 50's. he voted to defund planned parenthood and opposes a woman's right to choose. and irol shea-porter, approve this message. >> it is time for you to respond. >> i got a kick out of that ad. i knows most people are frustrated with the negative ads. for the first four weeks starting from the evening of the primary victory back in september, carol shea-porter was running negative ads. i have asked her to take them down. she declined. you have to respond. i want to focus on what people want to hear about. jobs and the economy. getting the budget balance. moving the country forward and find solutions. that is what i will focus on. >> i will stay on the same topic of what is the most unfair criticism that has been leveled at you by your opponent or independent groups supporting your op

that's pretty hard to get, for pinocchio is.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

he was given many pinocchio's on this issue. disconcertinger that i am a woman and mother of three daughters and them being lectured on issues of contraception and it's laughable. >> one more question in regard to in vitro fertilization -- because the fertilized eggs may be destroyed, do you feel in vitro fertilization should be banned ?test test. >> i have a friend with two beautiful daughters because of in vitro fertilization. i'm glad that she is blessed to be a mother. braley, we will move onto a series of questions for you and then a chance for rebuttal. we would like to ask you to please be specific with your answers as well. at what point during fetal development do you believe a woman should not have an abortion? >> i have always stated that i oppose all late-term abortions that are not necessary to save the life or health of the mother. >> by late-term, can you be specific? >> it's a term that has a specific legal meaning because of existing law. when the rights of the mother and the rights of the child has significance

person i can think of who has been given for pinocchio's is the president, who said if you have -- if you like your policy, you can keep it. host: have we heard many candidates referencing fact checked by political -- by politicized? he mentioned a column in the washington post. it happens from time to time. i thought it was interesting you mentioned that. all kind of watch each other and we often fact checked the same things. most often, we reach the same conclusions. we looked at the question of mitch mcconnell's wealth. it cametisement implied from fighting against coal, but that did not seem to be the case all. it did seem to be inherited money. we seek candidates referencing times,t checks at sometimes in the base. sometimes they say things we did not say and sometimes their correct. we often see our fact checks referenced in political advertising. most political advertisements, if you look, you can see fine print at the bottom and sometimes they will reference as evidence.cts host: have you ever had a fact check you have rated something it comes out completely opposite of what y

and then he would jump the next day to italy and there would be pinocchio.ld be "charlotte's web." so then i realized in this small room of mine, i've got the whole world. >> seth: and coming from tehran and living in iran, it seems like, do you think people there appreciate the value of literature more than people here who just have it so freely. >> well, yes. you just saw malala who won the nobel prize. people get shot in the head for wanting to know about the world. because imaginative knowledge is one of the most subversive things in the world. and in iran, when the world was taken away from us, when my students could not listen -- you know, everything about this country. watching woody allen, listening to bon jovi, reading saul bellow all of this was underground as if we were guerrillas. >> seth: bon jovi is so psyched to be mentioned there too. woody allen, saul bellow, bon jovi. the holy trinity. [ laughter ] >> i tell you, my favorite is the marx brothers. my children were brought up on marx brothers. >> seth: wow. >> a night at the opera i won't go

the "washington post" gave eight 1/4 pinocchio's, meaning it is a big lie what this is, of course i willn a budget that would hurt the middle class. i have to say, in all fairness, the democrats have tried to put a poison pill and. you know, do not use that stuff. that is just political silliness. that is all. not true. >> give you a chance to respond in a minute. also running right now a new spot from this campaign. let's take a look. >> restricted. >> she is a woman, isn't she? >> equal pay, forget about it. >> i thought you appreciate all i have done here. >> sadly, my opponent has never once stood up for equal pay, voting to defund planned parenthood and opposes a woman's right to choose even to save another life. i approve this message. take us back to the fifties is the wrong direction. >> not a chance. >> moderator: she had a chance to respond to your ad guinta: i got a kick out of that ad. most people at home are probably frustrated with the number of negative ads. for the first four weeks of this general election campaign starting from the evening of the primary victory back in

. >> incidentally, "the washington post" gave four pinocchios to, which is the biggest whopper. >> i have not said that. >> have the democrats said that? i'm talking about -- you're chairmanwoman of this party. >> as a chairwoman of this party, i'm saying this is an issue that should not be politicized. >> do you think there should be a travel ban? >> there are two cases. two cases too many. we have a protocol that needed to be tightened, which has been tightened. we have a team of -- >> yes or no. >> should there be a travel ban? >> should there be a travel ban. >> the president should listen to national public health experts. >> i say there should be. >> and i say we should not be rattling our sabres. we should be making sure people understand that this is something we have to take seriously but not politicize. >> by appointing political hacks to head up the ebola crisis in america. >> by working together to make sure that we don't create hysteria and we address legitimate problems. >> both sides have made it a political issue. congresswoman wasserman schultz, representative preibu

some of some of party been called out for multiple pinocchios and pants on fire and yet they keep goingorward and some of these are not from outside groups, some of these are from the candidates on campaign. on the same lines what is the responsibility that you as a candidate have for the tone of your ads and are you responsible for making sure that your ads don't leave the voters misled about your position on issues that are of critical importance in their lives? lafrance: the citizens united decision was definitely a tumultuous one in that we now have all of these groups in state, out of state, the don't have to reveal where the money is coming from, they can air attack ads on whoever they want, spend however much they want. personally, i think that the ads the we air, television, radio, should be informing the voters of arkansas what we would do while in office. the negative ads are just that. they are usually misleading people or they take a single statistic and blow it out of proportion and that is not right. is not fair to the voters who are trying to make an informed decision on

person i can think of who has been given for pinocchio's is the president, who said if you have -- ifu like your policy, you can keep it. host: have we heard many candidates referencing fact checked by political -- by politicized? he mentioned a column in the washington post. it happens from time to time. i thought it was interesting you mentioned that. all kind of watch each other and we often fact checked the same things. most often, we reach the same conclusions. we looked at the question of mitch mcconnell's wealth. it cametisement implied from fighting against coal, but that did not seem to be the case all. it did seem to be inherited money. we seek candidates referencing times,t checks at sometimes in the base. sometimes they say things we did not say and sometimes their correct. we often see our fact checks referenced in political advertising. most political advertisements, if you look, you can see fine print at the bottom and sometimes they will reference as evidence.cts host: have you ever had a fact check you have rated something it comes out completely opposite of what you

the "washington post" gave eight 1/4 pinocchio's, meaning it is a big lie what this is, of course i wille no on a budget that would hurt the middle class. i have to say, in all fairness, the democrats have tried to put a poison pill and. you know, do not use that stuff. that is just political silliness. that is all. not true. >> give you a chance to respond in a minute. also running right now a new spot from this campaign. let's take a look. >> restricted. >> she is a woman, isn't she? >> equal pay, forget about it. >> i thought you appreciate all i have done here. >> sadly, my opponent has never once stood up for equal pay, voting to defund planned parenthood and opposes a woman's right to choose even to save another life. i approve this message. take us back to the fifties is the wrong direction. >> not a chance. >> moderator: she had a chance to respond to your ad guinta: i got a kick out of that ad. most people at home are probably frustrated with the number of negative ads. for the first four weeks of this general election campaign starting from the evening of the primary victory ba

and the people above them that are covering for them, there's too many pinocchios out there covering each other. you can't hide the truth, you know? you can have these meetings and you can keep hearing the same thing. as long as they're getting these bonuses, look at us. just look at us. look it up in the dictionary see what it tells you. thanks. >> thank you, sir. [ applause ] >> good evening. my name is bob gansel. i was in the united states navy on an aircraft carrier. i was a third class petty officer. i've been coming to the va medical center for 33 years. in the 80s, things were slow, but you still got care, but it took a while. all that changed when this new wing was built onto the old building and the parking lot was vastly enlarged. then the staff had the room, the tools and the resources to be organized, and enough to deliver the outstanding care we all veterans enjoy today. when i had to go to a different emergency room, they helped me financially. when i got valley fever, a team of specialists put me in an mri machine and they came back and said that i had -- they told me

. >> guest: the "washington post" fact check is calling it for pinocchio's. do think it is legitimate as much as i think both sides are right they are sort of scaremongering i think there is a place for these policy debates and you could have policy discussions and should president obama have armed moderate rebels and should republicans and democrats do a better job of coming together and set up the sequestration and funding these agencies and i think that's perfectly legitimate but added that across the line. >> host: does it concern the voters? >> guest: there have been ads. there was one in nebraska that i'm thinking of put out by the congressman republican candidate for setting up crime on the streets here. there is chaos abroad and tidying those together. they are not really related. the streets of nebraska isn't related to what the obama state is doing the putting that together since this is because the democrats into president obama winning ticket is out of office and then everything will be safe. that i think is playing out in people's fear and not re

you have earned pinocchios and -- plue politifact check there have been several different issues. one is the birth control issue. the other is social security where i have been mis characteristicd on those issues. >> let's talk about social security right there. >> the social security trust fund under current conditions will run out in 19 years in the year 2033. neither of you has officially supported raising the retirement age. we know social security isn't going to be solvent if it continues the way that it's going right now. ms. ernst you said you want to look at options for fixing the system with no specifics. mr. braley, you've said you have a four-point plan that lacks some details. we think it's time for someone to step up and lead on this issue. we're going to start with you. again, we know you have your four-point plan. you use phrases like let's grow the economy. that seems pretty vague. please name one fundamental change that you would support to keep the social security program solvent. >> i mentioned this during the debate in davenport on saturday night. i think that

. >> this ad got four pinocchios in the first place. you say the message keeps getting repeated?egative ads but remember back to 1984 when we were talking about the duekakis ad. it is a surgical strike where everybody says i hate the ad but they remember the argument. this was a simple argument that says the cuts are the impact making all of this happen and it's gotten repeated from the water coolers to bill maher talking about it. the other thing about this, if it is not a candidate saying this, it is an outside party which means you can't pin it on anybody. it doesn't make anybody necessarily look bad. it just makes the republicans look bad. >> those outside interest groups can shield a candidate from the backlash of these negative ads. that was a b? the first was an f? the second was an a. 49 minutes after the hour. is that dallas hospital really prepared to deal with ebola patients? a reporter found out firsthand and says the protocol is a total mess. she joins us next hour. >>> we told you about a high school football team fighting to keep this statue after atheists complain

a procedural vote in the time, it was in the house and the a final vote and it got two or three pinocchio's -- anyway, if people could look at all sides of things, another example is that i watch you guys all the time, and mostly everything will show, a few people calling and talk about well, the republicans got whenher and they all said obama got elected, we will do everything to stop his plans -- then they call with this appalled voice. you think about someone having that kind of emotion, your appalled if there are razor blades and candy with halloween coming up, or something along those lines, but in order to have that emotion, when that -- some that those guys of the leadership got together and said that amongst themselves , in order to be appalled, that means you're not thinking it through. that means that you believe that in the past when reagan was in and bush was in, that the democrats in congress didn't get together and say to themselves, while let us halt as much as we can of what reagan wants to do. on the campaign ads, you refer to the kentucky senate race, recent polls show tha