jeanine pirro, host of "justice" right here. more interested in grabbing headlines or is this a legitimate inquiry? >> it seems based upon the fact that this investigation has been ongoing for some time that issa is trying to get to the bottom facts here. there are 12 categories out of 22 that holder's office has not responded to and there is something like 8% of the number of pages that the congress has asked for that have been handed over by the department of justice. here is the issue: we call it fast and furious. it seems that the congress people are furious about holder's refusal to cooperate -- >> gregg: they're always furious. in the last six administrations, 12 administration officials have been held in contempt of congress and you know what? what happens? nothing. >> well, but you know, like attorney general janet leno in 1975 who was cited for contempt, the bottom line is, you don't want your legacy to contain a contempt order of congress. that's serious stuff. >> gregg: some people regard it as a badge of honor. karl

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here now to explain the culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. what exactly is the legal case surrounding judge urbanski's ruling. >> only that moses fainted at the thought of six commandments. >> bill: moses would be very teed off here. >> obviously. giles county school board being sued by the student and the aclu because they have the 10 commandments posted with also the declaration of independence and the bill of rights. >> bill: they have it posted where at the school. >> they have it posted on the grounds of the school which is part of the problem. now, here is the thing. if the school's argument is that they have it there for religious arguments that's not the case. have it there. other historical documents. they say look, we are protected by part of the first amendment that means we need to get rid of it. >> >> shall not have other gods before. keep it holly. if you get rid of those four then you can have the other six because they don't refer to god. that's what the pinheaded judge is saying. >> what's interesting about it, bill is, that

. >> here now to react culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson. they did a number of these in the hour of the segment. i thought it was unfair i have to say. you don't put children into that kind of a bait and switch situation. that doesn't say the kid is a cheater if he goes well, maybe, you know. to me i thought it was unfair you say? >> absolutely. parents willing to risk national embarrassment of their children in a situation where you know these kids are going along and they are cheaters, there is no question at the end of the day. they harm the loving trusting relationship between parent and child. they key their kids up bullying criticism. carry the weight of a cheater could end up in some kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. there is a reason for parent child privilege in the law. a child should be able to talk to their parents as opposed to being publicly hue mill -- humiliated. >> the initial moral compass of all of these kids was truth. the malleable suggestion by the planted cheater changed their minds. okay? but here's the thing. >> spon

here now the culture warriors gretchen carlson and jeanine pirro. it bodies bodies well for the democratic party. burden on the republicans to try to bring in the hispanics, the african-americans, thations, and i think that socially, i money, would have always been a country of ethnic change american indians and moving forward to the northern your honor means. >> bill: pat buchanan says and he he wrote in a voferl book that got him fired from msnbc that this is a deficit because the traditions of america were northern european and shaped by those people. and now they are going to be changed according to mr. buchanan. >> i disagree with that i don't know that necessarily the traditions of northern europeans are not shared by other cultures. it's about family. it's about religion for many people whether it's the jews coming in. the italians coming in. >> bill: you don't see a culture change. >> i think in some sense there is. we are a melting pot. this is who we are. >> bill: you say, carlson. >> i don't say it matters racial aspect but culturally it

joining us laura green from washington and jeanine pirro in new york.ked the ladies to select three of the morality categories and tell us what they think. what's the first one that jumped out at you? >> suicide. 80% of americans are against suicide. which i found kind of stunning. especially given the fact that people are living longer, they might get sicker and they shouldn't have the decision or the permission to kill themselves. >> bill: suicide or assisted suicide. >> here is the key. 48% say it is okay if a doctor. >> bill: door tore assisted 45% say that's okay. >> that tells you that 32% more think it's okay if a doctor assists you. think about that. in the ultimate libertarian act i own my body if i want to kill myself, they are saying i need a doctor's permission. that's some last step. i thought that was kind of stunning. >> bill: still reflects judeo-christian traditions that we have in this country, i think. lauren green what was the first one that jumped out at you first? >> first one is the catholic church. i hear this all the time cathol

. >> here now to react culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson.number of these in the hour of the segment. i thought it was unfair i have to say. you don't put children into that kind of a bait and switch situation. that doesn't say the kid is a cheater if he goes well, maybe, you know. to me i thought it was unfair you say? >> absolutely. parents willing to risk national embarrassment of their children in a situation where you know these kids are going along and they are cheaters, there is no question at the end of the day. they harm the loving trusting relationship between parent and child. they key their kids up bullying criticism. carry the weight of a cheater could end up in some kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. there is a reason for parent child privilege in the law. a child should be able to talk to their parents as opposed to being publicly hue mill -- humiliated. >> the initial moral compass of all of these kids was truth. the malleable suggestion by the planted cheater changed their minds. okay? but here's the thing. >> spontaneous chan

here now to explain the culture warriors jeanine pirro and gretchen carlson.hat exactly is the legal case surrounding judge urbanski's ruling. >> only that moses fainted at the thought of six commandments. >> bill: moses would be very teed off here. >> obviously. giles county school board being sued by the student and the aclu because they have the 10 commandments posted with also the declaration of independence and the bill of rights. >> bill: they have it posted where at the school. >> they have it posted on the grounds of the school which is part of the problem. now, here is the thing. if the school's argument is that they have it there for religious arguments that's not the case. have it there. other historical documents. they say look, we are protected by part of the first amendment that means we need to get rid of it. >> >> shall not have other gods before. keep it holly. if you get rid of those four then you can have the other six because they don't refer to god. that's what the pinheaded judge is saying. >> what's interesting about it, bill is, that hi

joining us laura green from washington and jeanine pirro in new york.hree of the morality categories and tell us what they think. what's the first one that jumped out at you? >> suicide. 80% of americans are against suicide. which i found kind of stunning. especially given the fact that people are living longer, they might get sicker and they shouldn't have the decision or the permission to kill themselves. >> bill: suicide or assisted suicide. >> here is the key. 48% say it is okay if a doctor. >> bill: door tore assisted 45% say that's okay. >> that tells you that 32% more think it's okay if a doctor assists you. think about that. in the ultimate libertarian act i own my body if i want to kill myself, they are saying i need a doctor's permission. that's some last step. i thought that was kind of stunning. >> bill: still reflects judeo-christian traditions that we have in this country, i think. lauren green what was the first one that jumped out at you first? >> first one is the catholic church. i hear this all the time catholic parishioners don't agre

here now the culture warriors gretchen carlson and jeanine pirro. it bodies bodies well for the democratic party. burden on the republicans to try to bring in the hispanics, the african-americans, thations, and i think that socially, i money, would have always been a country of ethnic change american indians and moving forward to the northern your honor means. >> bill: pat buchanan says and he he wrote in a voferl book that got him fired from msnbc that this is a deficit because the traditions of america were northern european and shaped by those people. and now they are going to be changed according to mr. buchanan. >> i disagree with that i don't know that necessarily the traditions of northern europeans are not shared by other cultures. it's about family. it's about religion for many people whether it's the jews coming in. the italians coming in. >> bill: you don't see a culture change. >> i think in some sense there is. we are a melting pot. this is who we are. >> bill: you say, carlson. >> i don't say it matters racial aspect but culturally it

my good friend judge jeanine pirro has a potbelly pig as a pet. and they are smart.ty in a litter box. i mean, i'm such a hypocrite because i eat a lot of bacon, but i understand the pet thing. i understand that. you don't understand it? >> i just -- certain things just beyond me, sunny. that's all. >> they are smart, and they're cute. i may have to give up bacon. >> i doubt that. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. when we reresolve to stop snacking and slacking, resolvlve to start reading and running. this year, r resolve to help someone e else, too. resolve to support the american red crossss. because the red crososs provis hope, helpand compassion, not only during disasters, but every day. resolve to do something that means something. support the red cross before the new yea visit redcross.org today.

my good friend judge jeanine pirro has a potbelly pig as a pet. and they are smart.ty in a litter box. i mean, i'm such a hypocrite because i eat a lot of bacon, but i understand the pet thing. i understand that. you don't understand it? >> i just -- certain things just beyond me, sunny. that's all. >> they are smart, and they're cute. i may have to give up bacon. >> i doubt that. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> this morning, suicide plot foiled. >> the cia uncovers a plan to bring down u.s.-bound airliners using a new kind of underwear bomb. what is being done to keep travelers safe. >>> another member of the

my good friend judge jeanine pirro has a potbelly pig as a pet. and they are smart. potty in a litter box. i mean, i'm such a hypocrite because i eat a lot of bacon, but i understand the pet thing. i understand that. you don't understand it? >> i just -- certain things just beyond me, sunny. that's all. >> they are smart, and they're cute. i may have to give up bacon. >> i doubt that. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decad >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the bombmaker in al qaeda's latest plot on the loose. >> he's behind the plan to take down a jetliner. a plot, though, the cia spoiled before any harm could be done. it's tuesday, may 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm sunny hostin. >> i'm rob nelson. good morning, everybody. some frightening details about this latest plot. it's evidence that al qaeda is still posing a major threat and still wants to take down a passenger plane. >> which is terrifying at this point. >> yes, it is. worried about this for days because of the

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jeanine pirro is on the case. and listen up ladies. want to get ahead at work?ts. i'll redeem myself when i cover the rest of this story and apologize to everyone during the break does your phone share what you are seeing and hearing right now with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> brian: quick headlines. remember this story? a couple living in this million dollars home in seattle and receiving welfare? they could be heading to prison. they pleaded guilty yesterday to defrauding benefit programs. they'll pay back over $500,000 and face up to ten years behind bars. and if you want to get ahead at work, women, you better keep your mouth shut. yep. a new study finds women -- i got two people on the couch angry -- women who talk too much in the office as less competent. talk about a double standard. men would speak up are viewed as being better at their jobs. what's going on in this wo

joining us now with the very latest on the case is host of "justice," judge jeanine pirro.o the los angeles area, he had been at a convention. he stays at a family friend's house rather than his own house and vanishes. >> what's more interesting is the fact that the family friend's house is not that far from his own house. so you say to yourself, wait a minute. you're coming back from a convention in vegas and staying at a family friend's house. so then you fast forward a little bit and at first it was family friends and then it's a family friend, and then we find out it's a female. now, the fact is that he was reported missing by his wife when he didn't pick up his youngest son to take him to school. what does that tell you? that tells you that there had been prearrangements made that he would pick up the son, which then when you back up, you realize the son had tweeted a few weeks before, you know, something about the father disappointing the mother or there had been some domestic discord. >> steve: trouble at home. >> trouble in river city. and then he takes the tweet do

joining me, judge gentleman mean pirro, host of "justice."o i read vilma -- >> so you called me up? >> gregg: i read the lawsuit. it's true comedy. >> why? why is it a joke. >> gregg: first of all, is it a defense and goodell hired one of the best former top federal prosecutors to conduct a thorough investigation, comes up with documentation that incriminates the team, multiple independent witnesses. you can not possibly win a defamation lawsuit against goodell. >> wow. here is the issue. the issue, because vilma is a public figure, the issue is that goodell, when he issued these statements that are clearly devastate to go vilma's career and to his ability to make money, did he know what's saying was wrong? and was there actual malice in his statement? now, here is the thing, when he comes out and says -- you and i cannot disagree on this -- defensive captain, i have a lawsuit here as well, jonathan vilma offered $10,000 to any player who knocked brett favre out of the nfc championship game in 2010. now, if that's true, that is actionable. yo

judge jeanine pirro, host of "justice" is here to break them down.draws attention to the fact that this day, which is the day that parents and law enforcement focus on missing children, is one that hopefully the one that will go down in history as the day we solved the etan patz case. however, i'm skeptical. >> alisyn: you are? you are skeptical of pedro hernandez who has come forward to confess? >> here is my problem. i hope this is the guy. but once you get a defense attorney in on the case, all you got is a confession. a defense attorney is going to come in and he's going to say, number one, where is the forensic evidence. just because he admitted to it, we remember from the jon benet ramsey case where the guy came back from singapore, he wasn't the guy. there has to be some nexus connecting him to the crime. maybe there are facts that law enforcement knows that we don't know that will cinch this. with the body being thrown away, no forensic evidence, and you get a good defense attorney in there, he'll say to a jury, hey, my client, there is no ev

coming up tomorrow, jue jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, and the all american concert series returns withlater. we'll be on "the five." so watch it then. more muppets in the after the show show. bill: good morning. a fox news alert. a horrific look at the bloodshed in syria. u.n. observers finding a dozen bodies lined up in a row, face down, hands tied behind their backs shot execution style. it's the latest ripple in this violence. martha: those pictures are devastating. the violence in syria is continuing to spin out of control. people are desperately trying