it is preposterous to talk about now. some whites against throwing stones at him, perhaps it was a stone hit him, he drowned. this was a time of tremendous tension. african-americans who served in the military had come back to chicago. having fought for democracy and experienced world travel, said, we are not going to put up with this anymore. there was tension about jobs

. >> yeah, preposterous, brenda. why didn't they throw in the old chestnuts like highway spending, and food stamps, and medicare and education spending, and all of the mom and the apple pie stuff that people would be heart less if they voted against it. i mean, this is politics at the best. what bothers me about it, first of all, each of the bills should be voted on separately. they are all separate issues with separate debates back and forth, but what bothers me more than that is that, hey, it is a billion or $2 billion whatever, and it is other people's money that the government is so good at spending without anyone really having to say. that is preposterous. >> chuck, another name for it? what do you think of it? >> i think that you can't plan for emergencies and things happen. these lazy guys have five or six more days to work before they take a month off, because they have been working hard and trying to group it together. when you are with the fence down and the cows and the chickens are out, you have to get th

in just a couple of days ago the allegations which russia denied calling them preposterous of course this is just to get another addition to the to do already very tragic to the already very tragic events that we have been seeing on the ground there with the intense fighting with the ukrainian military stepping up its efforts against the forces another interesting information however what we have to keep it. mind is the fact that on june eighth you can every agency has closed has closed the. schools down the area. for any planes or any passenger planes flying over the height of seventy nine hundred meters they said that that was for purposes of security in that they said that they will not reopen it for four airlines until the situation in the area stabilizes it obviously has been getting worse with every passing day so exactly why if there is indeed still that regulation from the authority in place why was a plane travelling over that area and at the height of ten thousand kilometers which is a great height obviously. one of the many questions that needs to be answered of course pre

was ejected safely in that instance russia of course denied the allegations saying that there preposterous they have added that it seems that every time something horrible happened the grain the blame lies with russia but this of course is a whole another story we're talking about neither a military plane nor are we talking about a ukrainian plane we're talking about a malaysian airlines. just traveling with passengers on board almost three hundred people all presumed dead and if you believe. i will believe the information that is coming from the i wouldn't says on the ground they are saying they have already been finding debris from the crash plane they seem to be finding bodies are. cracking and crew members are whereas we cannot confirm that information with certainty right now obviously this is something that is developing with every type but yes. it does work like. the southeast has once again gripped the headlines even even greater tragedy. that's the word isn't it if this is just to turn out to be as it appears to be we are talking tragedy on a major scale here thanks once again in

so they are raising deductibles, co-pays -- >> the whole system is preposterous. all it does is prepay next year's expenses. >> the real insurance market people go for catastrophic insurance. everyone would come out ahead and find a new line of business. >> sounds too sensible right now. it wasn't just obama care. why the supreme smack down on unions this week could be a boone for all u.s. workers. coming up first on forbes on fox, caught on camera. a trucker turning the tables on a cop he says was speeding while talking on his cell phone. why what happens next could show us how to make our roads safer. >> so you honked at me because you believed i was speeding? you believed i was speeding? >> becau what do you think it would be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. teachers today are breaking down obstacles. finding innovative ways to instill old lessons. proving that greatness can be found in everyday places. and that you don't need to be famous to be unforgettable. that's what it's like to teach. with the top speedou compare of comcast the top speed of b

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. >> this is absolutely unprecedented and the idea that it's based upon low sales is preposterous. >>en just a little bit of exercise can make up for any day doing -- for your day if you're doing nothing. exactly how much do we need to do to make it count? >> apparently super fast. >> first, on this day in history. back in 1947 the first female army officer was appointed. and 1962 "blowing" was recorded. ♪ >>> it is wednesday, july 9th. president obama refusing to visit the border to see just how bad it really is. but that's not stopping him from asking for billions of dollars to help with the crisis. we are live in washington. >>> a toxic bombshell. one of the deadliest diseases known to man found inside a storage room in a lab. how in the world did that happen? >>> then she stirred up controversy as an opinionated host? >> do you believe i think our troops are terrorists? >> excuse me. let me speak. >> you're going to double speak. it's just a yes or a no. >> i am not a double speaker. >> but now rosie o'donnell may be heading back to "the view." "fox & friends first" continues righ

this is preposterous, but you are right, the investigation will be politicized. will we ever know?e make the point again because you harken back to it, this is a war zone. it has been a war zone for at least a month. americans do not know that. it -- you have shown >> because of what has been , and nowin syria, iraq with the israeli attacks on gaza, it is almost as if what is going on in the ukraine has receded in the consciousness of the media here in this country, even though it is conceivably much more dangerous, and has more long-term impact on the united states. >> i do not want to prioritize death. i mean, whose death is worse or not so worse, but the reality is, if you will be asking a historian, the conflict in the middle east and iraq will affect regional politics, the conflict in the ukraine will affect global politics. we are now in a new cold war with russia. we have been for several months. one aspect is civilian deaths. this will get worse. it also brings us closer to war between russia and the west, nato and the united states. if you will be asking what is more impor

it is preposterous to talk about now. some whites began throwing stones at him, perhaps it was a stone hit him, he drowned. this was a time of tremendous tension. african-americans who'd served in the military had come back to chicago. having fought for democracy and experienced world travel, said, we are not going to put up with this anymore. there was tension about jobs with the returning soldiers and all the rest. chicago was a tinderbox and it exploded in some of the worst racial rioting in american history. >> how did that relate to baseball? >> it is my theory that baseball helped heal this. not least when in 1947 jackie robinson came to town. you began to have a more, even on the north side, a more integrated experience at the ballpark. >> go back to when you started saying about doing this book. how long did it take? >> it took me two years. 196 pages or something, that is a long time for 196 pages that i i am also writing columns and another book and other things. but it was not just a labor of love, a labor of f

stories being told about the war on women that women are being denied access to health care, is preposterousor contraceptives is ridiculous that would mean for 50 years preceding obamacare, women were denied access to contraceptives which historically is actually not quite right. it's absurd on its face but that's how the media is portraying it, that's what the headline is and i think that's how it will be received and that will be very advantageous to democrats who will add it on the list of crimes against women that republicans have committed. >>> hillary clinton described this as anti-men or prowomen. let's listen. >> it is a disturbing trend that you see in a lot of societies that are very unstable, anti-democratic and, frankly, prone to extremism where women and women's bodies are used as the defining and unifying issue to bring together people, men to get them to, you know, behave in ways that are disadvantageous to women but which prop up them because of their religion their same sex their tribe whatever. >> over the top? >> way over the top. we do not live in saudi arabia or the cong

so they are raising deductibles, co-pays -- >> the whole system is preposterous.t does is prepay next year's expenses. >> the real insurance market people go for catastrophic insurance. everyone would come out ahead and find a new line of business. >> sounds too sensible right now. it wasn't just obama care. why the supreme smack down on unions this week could be a boone for all u.s. workers. coming up first on forbes on fox, caught on camera. a trucker turning the tables on a cop he says was speeding while talking on his cell phone. why what happens next could show us how to make our roads safer. >> so you honked at me because you believed i was speeding? you believed i was speeding? >> becau i had no idea i had shingles. there was like an eruption on my skin. red and puffy and itchy and burning. i'd lift my arm and the pain back here was excruciating. i couldn't lift my arms to drum or to dance. when i was drumming and moving my rib cage and my arms like this it hurt across here. when i went to the doctor and said what's happening to me his first question was "d

political purposes in going ahead skpshing this ban on flights to and from israel, you say -- >> it's preposterous and he doesn't know what he's talking about. simply, we have safe aviation because the faa makes the call based on data, based on facts, not based on politics. >> and tom, do you agree or disagree? >> i could not agree more. that statement was ridiculous and he ought to be ashamed o of himself for saying something that ridiculous. >> let's talk a little bit about what's going on in ukraine right now. peter, let me get to you first. the malaysia flight 17, do we now know for sure based on everything you have investigated and heard how that plane was destroyed, if you will? >> i think we're pretty clear that a russian-made missile took that plane down. and no matter what the russians and their surrogates, the separatists are doing to the debris field, they will not be able to cover up all of the physical evidence in the wreckage. it will be there. the investigators will find it and they will make the call. the dutch are very serious about this. >> what do you think, tom? >> i think the

. >> the idea that we can't assimilate these 8-year-old criminals with their teddy bears is preposterous. >> conservative george will calling for all illegal alien children to be accepted by the u.s.a. we'll debate mr. will's point of view. >> i have said many times israel has a right to defend itself against rocket and tunnel attacks from hamas. >> also tonight, some people believe that president obama is anti-israel. we will present the facts. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor beginning right now. >> ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the great marijuana -- it's stance is predictable. the real reason that many liberals want to legalize pot is not to put another intoxicant in the marketplace, although they generally don't object to that the real reason, the unspoken marijuana play is contained in the times ed editorial, quote: there you have it. the left believes american law enforcement targets african-americans for drug prosecutions. therefore, they want drug sales to be categorized as nonviolent offenses and marijuana to be legali

it's last night's numbers and i think it is preposterous that facebook's stock is cheap. deserves to be much higher. the reason? mobile. conference call was a total amateur hour, and management acted like it didn't even matter and -- it sounded like they put the call together that afternoon. what a change. i love this call. it was drama. it's like one of those really great things like hbo or amc. they established themselves as the king of mobile. of the 829 million people using facebook every day, more than 650 million use it on mobile. 62% of the 2.9 billion in ad revenue came from mobile and that's staggering and every bit as staggering and i heard that and you've got to be kidding me. in less than two years this has gone from being audit with the advertising strategy which counts for half of the media spending within two years and you know i speak to the ceos often online and i believe facebook will be the bedrock of the entire media strategy hence why $3 a share by 2016. i think we'll see the the fruits of some of the facebook initiatives and virtual reality. the pote

as preposterous as this seemed, it took on more significance when prosecutor knox mcmahon learned of similar crime that happened three days before virginia's death. a call girl went to an apartment to meet a client. she said there were no lights on in the apartment, only candles. >> did you call for a date? >> the client wouldn't identify himself but asked her to undress. then, without warning, he pulled a knife and demanded money. >> he then tells her to run and don't look back. she is only partially clothed. >> the apartment was leased to a known drug addict, roy beck. but was he the perpetrator? the victim was shown a photo lineup. >> she positively identified roy beck. the physical description she gave fit roy beck. >> that's the guy. >> it did not fit mr. bullard. >> coincidently, roy beck was the friend justin bullard said was living with him at the time of virginia russell's murder. that meant two suspects were staying in the apartment that was the source of all the evidence in virginia russell's murder. >> you definitely have two people. bullard owns the gun, owns the boots.

nothing became preposterous because it was all so preposterous but also scary. the president suggested to some aides that they blow up the brookings institution because he believed, and he was told by these a's plumbers, that some papers left over from the pentagon papers were still in the office and they should set afire, and in the confusion go in there and get those papers. the president is suggesting they blow the brookings institution. there was somebody on the staff of the sense to stop it, but that was rare. so you also had what is learned later, you had a president who frankly was drunk a lot of the time. he was a very heavy drinker and he slurred his words, i and he s also on medication called dilantin which was really for convulsion but it was not meant for depression but somebody had given it to him for depression. dilantin enhances the effects of alcoholism. so he would pick up the phone at 3 a.m. and called david cohen. this is the president to fire everybody on the sixth floor of the state department. this is an order. slam it and then calling back

it is preposterous we are even in a world that we are so far ahead of europe on the doorstep of the problem that is the problem, the energy ties to russia. given all the ins talbot, should nato be moving troops to that border? >> i don't think the united states is going to support putting our troops on the ground in ukraine. i don't think they are going to support moving european assets into the fight in eastern ukraine, but we should be increasing our efforts to bolster the countries like poland, the baltic states, romania, other nations that are worrying about what the next step from russia could be. i am not suggesting that russia is going to send troops across the border soon. but if they get away with this, then nato does have to have a conversation to ensure that ultimately this russian aggression is it not cross the nato boundary. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> today the u.n. human rights commissioner warned israel and hamas against targeting civilians. they said war crimes may have been commit on both sides. it comes as the hamas leader, khaled meshaal called for an o

paid as a teaching assistant if you're a graduate student you're an amateur you would think it's preposterous to deny these people their rights and yet for one class of students the athletes we say it's not up to you it's up to us if you are concerned with the athletes deal with their right everything else is an adjustment. right now we're not dealing with the rights and therefore from my point of view no matter how much you care about the athlete you're involved in a fraud and it's going to come crashing down sooner or later. you're going to be sure. you can hear at the end of the morning as you and a colleague to the ok you said it animals in the zoo i wouldn't i wouldn't put it that way. and i was taylor branch's quite a writer. a great guy what is the term student athlete a farce yes it's a farce it's a fiction it's. and taylor's words it's a fraud order the things you couldn't do right you couldn't work in the college bookstore right right. can a coach why you would dinner not. coach couldn't buy you dinner. others and there's a number of things you told me there's a fortunate thing with

the white house to cut off all of russia's top political and economic with other countries it's preposterous ridiculous is where they will do it will drive east russia eastward it will expand in solidify the emerging alliance between russia and china but you will note that india and iran and many latin american countries are now. not taking the american side in this and by the way it was interesting that even is really a serial in so he did not vote for exactly he didn't vote for the u.n. resolution well that's very significant so you cannot isolate russia with with a new containment can you draw a new divide in the world order you can and that would be reckless and dangerous and i'll tell you why the old stabilizing rules of the destabilizing rules ago volved to keep the first cold war from becoming a hot war no longer exist that's the first reason secondly the epicenter of this cold war is in ukraine on russia's borders not in far away berlin and that's why peter i want to quarrel with you i don't think you meant this literally it was kind of like oh my gosh but i don't think war between t

got reports that president putin's personal misao was fired at this aircraft and it's just it's preposterous what's going on and i think most of the people that are catching this news are seeing the tabloid like nature of it all we're a listener quite shop we haven't heard repercussions from the public about this but being an expert in social media and seeing what goes on and on twitter and facebook . i think the flavor of this is just very distasteful for the average person and just on the investigation itself western politicians have voiced concerns that experts work on the site is being hindered but today the u.s. see mission reported they have full access to this site why do you believe this contradiction is happening. again it's difficult to know the motivations for this kind of a media frenzy i know from having to do with the media and being part of the media in some respects. that what people see on the eleven o'clock in america or in great britain is they might think as local news the dallas morning news may reader may think that of reporter from the dallas morning news is actually g

. >> it sounds preposterous. picture of freedom drones spinning through the air and this effort, a big weird gag filing with the f a a, their six test facilities around the country to test things like this and amazon said we are going to use those. and details about these, it is real. stuart: can you imagine them going into service? can you imagine a drone flying up the street where i live, dropping down something on my doorstep? it has to be 100% crash proof. the liability is gigantic. >> they tested eight or nine generations, they have technology that works. it sounds preposterous. i can't picture it. stuart: eric, one of the guys on our team, is the techy kind of guy and he builds his own drones that he has won a equipped with the go pro camera and peace in the up and takes these shots. that is a shot from his own drone. and two of his homemade droneds have crashed on him. >> a friend of mine told me for christmas, one of the most expensive drones, they're playing with it in the living room. maybe it was the w

ukrainians have refused to do that as the french and german foreign ministers have admitted and yet preposterously the who goes off and sanctions russia for it the reality of course is that it is the united states that is actually egging on the situation and which is escalating it and when it isn't working it does its usual reflex which is blame russia richard we know there seems to be a growing difference here between the americans and the europeans because the europeans are found out to put a shameful can say yes on the telephone and then he puts the receiver down he changes his mind and continues to push forward i just have to wonder did he talk to victoria nuland after he talked to the europeans big question. well. i don't know but i do there all the time we have been calling some go ahead richard go ahead so i think some of the european some of the europeans are more reluctant than ministration to put in more sanctions that's not true with all of them i mean i think that the germans the french and the british pretty much aligned with the u.s. . but and of course the european countries the for

the idea we can't assimilate them is preposterous. >> i couldn't agree with george will more. problem is if you do that it invites more people to come in to the country. if you do secure the border in a way that we find that acceptable, he's absolutely right. the idea of sending children back, we can take these kids in. for the most part if you find they are criminal send them back home. we can take them in. the idea we turn them away is hatred. >> bob that's not what he said. he implemented some mental math. he missed the primary point. it's illegal. you have to get in line. what he said is insulting to everybody who legally immigrated. so, george, george loves baseball. he writes books about baseball. you see him in the stands. he's a chicago cubs fan. not sure. what if i bring a family to your luxury box and demand that they sit there in front of you and they haven't paid. no big deal. 162 games. plenty much seats. you would have me escorted out. people wait in line. he implies being against this is against immigration. it's against illegal immigration. he was trying to sco

already denied any allegations coming from kiev they call russian officials to call those ridiculous preposterous and they have said that ukraine ukrainian officials the do have this step because the country before believing russia point sensually everything that happens that we think that that happened with or in ukraine however in this instance in the instance when with as few twenty five the pilot has injected himself safely when we're talking about m.h. seventeen allays and malaysian aircraft unfortunately we could be looking at almost three hundred people who are dead at this point of course they're presumed dead there's no official confirmation whatsoever that we in fact the malaysian muslim religion airline officials themselves have only recently said that they have lost connection up until a certain point they were saying that they have no information on the grass at all or an any of their planes missing of course now they have changed their tune but we are hearing also as we have said earlier about the earlier we're hearing reports from eyewitnesses school or in the area they seem to hav

now that is completely preposterous. but, that's what they are saying. they're holding to their initial story. but our line of questioning poked many holes into their version and when we get the officers who actually conducted the search on the next -- the following hearing, i think we'll get a chance to explore that topic even further. and things will become crystal clear from that point on. >> and you will will see more of our new interview with the marine's lawyer in our "on the record" special long term marine held in mexico. plus you will hear from sergeant andrew tahmooressi himself. all coming up tomorrow night that's saturday 10:00 p.m. eastern. and sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. don't miss that or set your dvr. straight ahead. what immigration rifs in president obama making big plans for his summer vacation. is that the best use of his time and your money? our panel is here next. >>> this week president obama refusing to go to the u.s./mexican border. guess where the president is planning to go? on vacation. ne

preposterous. preposterous. hamas has many avenues to seek peace, and maliciously rejects them again and again and again. they launch rockets and have tunnels of terror. you are telling me to stop. [laughter] i have just got a little more to say. [laughter] and because i have got just a little more to say, i am not going to follow your instructions. [laughter] [applause] more than i want israel to stop. [cheers and applause] there is no moral equivalency, cardin said. thank you very much. [laughter] everybody agrees. they just didn't clap. [cheers and applause] indeed, my friends, there is a moral disconnect between the players of terror and defenders of people. and, indeed,right, an obligation to defend its people. nations51 of the united charter, and i quote, inherent if anto self-defense armed attack occurs against a member. it be, thatar can israel asked not only from a moral perspective but under the charter of the united nations? america would do no less, and the congress of the united states

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the idea of someone sitting around and waiting is preposterous. my first trip to nigeria i remember being bored with what you could buy in traffic. i was 10 years old, nose pressed against the glass in traffic seeing people selling fruit, electronics, art, vhs tapes which dates me little bit. dynamism and force innovation, that ended up being the theme of "the bright continent: breaking rules and making change in modern africa," necessity is the mother of invention, africa is the mother of necessity. we are missing that. the world including the united nations, the people who should be thinking most critically about what life is like contexture will be in poor countries. so within a month i had liquidated all my things and started writing this book. >> as you set off, what were the misconceptions that you were carrying yourself into that situation? what were the biggest surprises for you? >> great question. i will answer in two ways. one, i think, formality bias is a term i coin in the book to talk about expectations that things should look as orga

we have these amazingly preposterous suggestions granting more amnesty and the one that i love the most is that we are now thinking about granting amnesty to the appearance of the so-called dreamers and these are the minors who were granted amnesty by obama on the theory that as children brought into the country by their parents, they have no responsibility for their lawbreaking so they should have legal status. so obama granted them legal status on the theory that they were a limited category. now the another proposal is to grant amnesty to their parents. and they were the ones who did knowingly break the law so the rule now is going to be bring a child a legally -- illegally in you will get amnesty to. lou: that is a loud and clear message that has an emanating from the white house literally for years now. so let's turn to the idea that illegal immigrants are now picketing the white house because they want to have representation, direct representation, if you're welcome in the of and ration. so what is a reaction to that demand? >> a sense of entitlement is extraordinary. so this is a

stretching what i think his actual accomplishments were is preposterous.s against his administration, i don't think will pretend effectively that much longer he is a savant on constitutional law? particularly again after losing on so many important cases and, i mean it is striking that he would even maintain, attempt to maintain the fiction. let's, with his own appointees voting against him for crying out loud. the white house at this point, has made it pretty clear. they understand immigration reform is dead this year. they don't understand with a what they're witnessing on southern border. the reality is, that both parties, president bush, 10 years ago, pushing for a comprehensive immigration reform. famously saying there are jobs in americans won't do. this president saying that republicans are stopping him. the reality it seems to me heather, that, the people that this is supposed to be all about, that is illegal immigrants, are the last people being considered by either party. because this is could have been solved, most recently, proposals. four sepa

the idea someone could sit around and wait is preposterous.my first trip to nigeria or remember being floored about what you could buy in traffic. i was like 10 years old, nose pressed against the glass in traffic, seen people selling fruit, electronics, art, anything you could think of. live animals, vcrs and the vhs tapes, which dates a little bit. an enormous amount of dynamism and force innovation. that ended up in the resonant game was necessity is the mother of invention. africa is the mother of necessity. and we are missing not as the world, including the united nations, the people who ought to be thinking most critically about what life is a contextually import countries. so that within a month i had liquidated all of my things and moved and started writing this book. >> as you set off, what were the misconceptions you were carrying yourself into that situation? what were the biggest surprises for you? >> great question. i will answer them in two ways. one i think formality bias is a term i coined in the book to talk about the expectat