i'm here with remy spencer. if comedic -- and tom carter.nd bill schulz dressed like billie jean king. and setting next to me, mike baker, former cia operative and current president of diligence. makers of diligence earmuffs, toothpicks and playing pards. diligence, each we don't know what we do. ♪ >> you're about to witness the last desperate gasp of western civilization as we know, america. hope you're happy. >> getting weirder and weirder. did the carnival go too far? a new hampshire man, is there any other wind? claims he lost $2,600, aka his life savings, on a carnival game ending up with nothing but a giant stuffed banana with dread locks. in other words, ending up with everything. henry says he was trying to win a video game system by playing tubs of fun, my nickname in college, and that the game was easy during practice but became impossible when he was playing for the prize. he says he lost $300 quickly and went home to get another $2300. sounds to me like you got caught up in the ole double or nothing got to win my money back trap.

remi? i love this story so much i refuse to let go. the carnival operator says it is run by an independent contractor . i don't really have a question. >> i told you it was rigged. >> i love that if you call anything an independent contractor it sounds important. it is a guy with a pocket knife and a mustache. >> let's be clear about what independent contractor means. it means 1099, no liability insurance, no expenses, an easy way to get people to work for you with no responsibility. >> they are all like carnis, they will kill new your sleep with a piano string. anyway, i guess we should move on. from ferris wheels to slime me deals. before their crime they were on our dime. to further prove america is the land of the scam, the boston herald reports that the marathon bombers represented here by crude drawings of dog poop and and their parents benefited for more than $100,000 in taxpayer funded assistance including cash and housing from 2002 to 2012. massachusetts has handed over hundreds of

it is remy spencer. and bill shultz is probably naked and unconscious, filling in for him is michael moynihan. glad you got dressed and if hilariousness were a swivel chair i'd sit on him and spin. the legendary comedian and wonderful dresser greg kroops. >> you can be blaz say about something fwhu isn't one of them sglur getting close, aren't you? she took a whack at the big mac and said the happy meal was a bad deal when mcdonald's ceo hosted the shareholder meeting on thursday, she probably wasn't expecting to be grilled like a chicken sandwich by a 9-year-old girl seen her. adorable actually. it will 8 anna robertson had plans that weren't adorable. >> something that i don't think is fair is when big companies try to trick kids in to eating food that isn't good for them by using toys and cartoon characters. it would be nice if you didn't trick kids in to eating food all the time mr. thompson, don't would you want kids to be healthy so they can live a long and happy life. >> no, he wants dhoirn die yo

remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richard, we thank you especially for your gracious and inspiring words. we ask that you please allow a few moments for the family members to place roses in front of the memorial in honor of their loved ones. thank you. >> we are going to hold an facts on the next "washington journal", the political fallout from last week's news and how it could affect discussions on immigration reform. we will talk with jennifer bender a from -- bendery from "the huffington post." and discussion on the recent pentagon report on sexual assa

remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. >> may we have a moment of silence for these brave men? thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richard, we thank you especially for your gracious and inspiring words. we ask now that you allow a few moments for the family members to place a rose is in front of the memorial in honor of their loved ones. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] of --t a discovery discussion of media coverage of war. and an examination of the u.s. and south korean's options in dealing with north kor

palestine it's a struggle that comes in many different forms from protest poetry my next guest is remi nazia palestinian american poet and activist who uses his art to inspire and educate others on the plight of palestinians is tore hundreds of venues across the u.s. and europe and the middle east and now he's here in studio to perform one of his most popular pieces called normalize this. nothing is normal about occupation nothing normal about apartheid if the cleansing siege blockade subtle only roads bombing water well schools mosques and un buildings nothing normal about putting a civilian population on a diet paying non-indigenous foreigners to settle land that is already populated rewriting the not with each stone childhood trying to desensitize the bullet holes and call march put into the bodies about some of the rush me and rachel corrie no i don't want to normalize with you i don't want to hug have coffee talk it out break bread sit around the campfire each morning and gush about how we're all the same i don't want to share the stage can write a poem submit your anthology talk

judgment two options either going to the lake of fire satan or you go into the eternity with our father remi virginia his name rod black i heard from another pastor he is a mighty warrior on earth name rod was not black he was a descendent of cushite descendents of noah's son ham son name was kush kush was a grandson of noah the thought by the way he established quite an empire yes nimrod's quite a warrior no doubt the thought that nimrod was black probably incorrectly comes from numbers chapter 12 where aaron and miriam are given moses a hard time about the utopian woman he married to give a reference bible that should've been translated cushite woman many people think because she was a ethiopian that she was black moses. local she was not black she was a cushite nimrod was not black he was a cushite nancy michigan how do i anoint my house and myself to have that protection she means the action of jesus christ watching over you obtain olive oil from any grocery store a small vial put an amount of oil in their and prayer as god bless the oil time you'll only use and of obedience to him place

remy mellegard from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> the japanese officials corrected the nation's gdp figures and said it shrank at a smaller rate in the october period last year. it shrank at an annualized rate at 0.5% in the three month period, less than the previously announced contraction of 1.3%. private sector economists pointed out the inaccuracy. officials said the m miscalculation was in the value of inports and exports. the gdp growth rate is a crucial barometer for the state of the economy. officials apologized for the error and said they'll conduct further checks to prevent similar mistakes. >>> the world trade organization is said to have its first chief fr latin amica. brazilian government officials said their ambassador to the wto, roberto ascevado will be the next leader. they said azevedo was chosen over his mexican contender in the selection process. his experience helped him gain suppo support. he will succeed pascal lamy at the end of august. azevedo is expected to face challenges in the more than 10-year-old doha lateral trade talks and stalled due to developed and emergi

>> right, we used the macro model remi, the regional model for san francisco, and we have recently we went to the add on that is transportation related specifically. now, i just this is an interesting subject i think that a lot of people, when there is, a problem in the system and the delays and people think, this is having a... you know an economic productivity impact and so this is as far as i know the first time that we have done this analysis and i think that it is a good start. and i agree with you, that it is conservative, which i think that probably makes sense for when you are starting out to take it step by step and just to reiterate this, this is a subset of muni related delays, and it is only peak hours during the week. and it is limited to specific events, break-downs, and very discreet main nens or vehicles of kinds of failures or you know that someone has a medical or an event or something that delays the system, is that right? >> right. >> and also the maintenance reasons. >> so there are, of course, other issues and i will give you two examples from last week. but, i d

procedure condemned by the un as a torture the number of those in hospital has also increased now david remy's a lawyer representing more than a dozen guantanamo detainees as the what the legal concrete action obama's promising speech looks more and more and merits. for one thing president obama keeps blaming congress for for venting him from transferring detainees as long as he puts the responsibility on congress it's unlikely that he'll make major moves in addition. he set up this new system for releasing yemenis whereby they have to go through yet another would. likely take a long time if it happens at all so i think that. what he said sounded good as usual but once again it's that it only provides the illusion of movement it's that men face a very bleak circumstance and guantanamo in terms of being transferred. archie also talked to the father of a one time a prisoner who also has kuwaiti detainees in guantanamo committing he describes his son's condition after almost four months on hunger strike my son being there for eleven years without having justice and he is there. without committing

remi ochlik. hamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. fiq youssef. zado.mohamed suahil mwangosi.a, daudi in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, dolan.te -- jarlath austin fin..eland, n. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richer, we thank you especially for your gracious and inspiring words. we ask that you please allow a few moments for the family members to place roses in front of the memorial in honor of their loved ones. thank you. >> we are goin gto hold an informal support. anyone is welcome. members at anyly time. conversations]eneral crowd >> as this family comes to a close, the associated press is reporting the museum is revaluating its plan to include the names of two people to the journalist marmara today -- memorial today. the are not being added today. several groups h

we have remi spencer with us this morning and a legal eagle here.ts a call. yellow card if game. punches the referee in the face. is he going to be -- he is a juvenile. could he go away for life? >> a tragic case. unlikely that the prosecutor could convict for murder. >> why not manslaughter? >> manslaughter has groze deviation or risk to someone's life. gross deviation for what is normal. if you punching someone you are doing something wrong but it will be impossible to convince jury that he intended to kill the referee. >> people are in bar fights and it happens where someone falls and hit their head on the curb. that i are not convicted with manslaughter? >> often times they are charged. a bar fight versus a single punch to a head is differentment >> alisyn: man slaughter is not when someone dies accidentally? >> no. you cannot be convicted of an accident. manslaughter is disregard for human life. there is no intent but conduct is nonetheless criminal. if you get behind the wheel of a car drunk, you don't intend to kill someone but the decision t

. >> you have to concede it is not too much of a remi mand. >> he was the acting commissioner for a nowhe's acting commissioner until next tuesday. nfor a few days. go back to when the scandal started and another acting commissioner and we'll see if miller will be up on capitol hill. >> for all of the characterization of a big room and east room announcement, the guy was leaving in june and going to leave the irs a couple of minutes later. >> lois learner is in her position. >> charles in >> it was a firing farce. it didn't have meaning. that is not the guy involved in this. you have to win the trust and where is these cincinnati guys and people in washington get the idea or authorization or instruction and who knows? did they wake up and decide to target the tea party all of their own? it is highly emimplausible. the president's answer to that question, it was clintonnian. he was asked if anybody in the white house knew? he just said i. he is have said no one knew. he said just i. he didn't say he was asked about the irs actions. he department say. i didn't know about the ig report. if

. >> thank you, andy, tom, remy, baker. caution. hope you enjoy. ♪ >>> the o'reilly factor is on.onight -- >> the f.b.i. continues to press her, including questions what about she said in a phone call she made to the husband after the f.b.i. started to look for him. >> what did she know and when did she know it? >> they have been searching for the bombers ifer days before the pictures were released. even then, did the wife katherine russell tsarnaev alert the feds? >> the widow insists she played no role helping the terror brothers but the story is becoming harder to believe. we'll explain. >> i always knew that it would have to be a black president who was approved by the elites. >> provocative words from supreme court justice clarence thomas. we'll have a debate. >> we had one too many glasses of wine. we thought it was fine to drive. it was completely unacceptable. >> the tale of the tape. >> you better not arrest me. >> we show you reese witherspoon's showdown with a cop. >> i'm an american citizen. >> was she out of line? we'll report. you decide. you're about to enter the no

tom, schulz, remi, baker, caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> you came to suck the fat of our land, to take our money, to educate your terrorist sons, to steal from us. >> bill: judge jeanine pirro furious over an investigative report by the boston herald that says the tsarnaev family received more than $100,000 in welfare payments. wait until you hear this. [gunfire] >> we have shots fired. >> bill: the factor has also been investigating the horrific murder rate in chicago. does it have to do with guns or race? john stossel will weigh in. also tonight, jesse watters goes to washington to press the press on bias. >> that's just dumb. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. shocking report about the boston terror family. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to reporting by the boston herald. the tsarnaev family received more than $100,000 in taxpayer funded assistance since it came to the u.s.

as we reflect on this use out from the ft that all the messages are online, i want to remi you by thetatement frrom the editor in chie at bloombg, a statement that just hangs you down the line saying, "at no time did reporters hav access to trading, portfolio, monitor, blotters, or other related systems, nor access to client's mesages to one another. they coun't see the stories clients were reading or the securiti that clients may be looking at." jason, that statement des not jive with what we see online. this is gone from bad to worse. >> if these alleged stories are proved to be true, they are extremely damaging because a lot of sensitive information travels across the bloomberg proprior tear messaging system between my institutional clients and me and my trading staff. melissa: feel differently toda do anything differently? send fewer messages? >> used the phone more. i still use the terminal for the data, you know, we live in a data driven environment both socially and, you know, professionally and financially, and quite frngly, a little leery, always been leery, you think, you kn

we have greg and remi spencer. you better tune in saturday at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> back to tv's andy levy for whatever he does. >> thanks, greg. buck, you have any big memorial day weekend plans? >> yes, i am such a nerd that i am doing my radio show even though it is memorial day weekend. the buck sexton show on the blaze.com/radio. check it out if you want to hear me cook for three hours while cooking sausages and drinking pbr, bam, make it happen. >> listen up, america. go to red cross .org and they will tell you how to donate $10 via text and to help all of those poor people in oklahoma. do it, america. >> excellent. jedediah? >> the new and improved jedediah jedediah -- jedediah bila.com has launched. get your booty over there. >> gavin anything you want to say? >> earlier in the show the earmuffs were described as good for sound reduction and that was a myth. >> back to you greg. >> nicely done. jedediah, imogon, buck, gavin, that's it for me. i'm greg gutfeld and see you next time. w. caution. tonight: >> today, usama bin laden is dead. there have

david, i want to thank you and the american people for remi reminding news good times and in bad ourne. david's here first and foremost as he prepares to host the g-8 next month. i appreciate him updating me on the agenda as it takes shape and we discussed how the summit will be an opportunity sustain the global economic recovery and creating jobs for our people. michelle and i are looking forward to visiting northern ireland. i know the summit will be a great success under david's leadership. we discussed moving forward on the transatlantic trade and investment partnership. our extensive trade is central to our broader transatlantic programs and i look forward to launching negotiations with the e.u. in the coming months. i believe have wee have an opportunity to cut tariffs, open markets, create jobs and make all of our economies even more competitive. with regard to global security, we reviewed progress in afghanistan where our troops continue to serve with extraordinary courage alongside each other. as planned, afghan forces will take the lead for security across the country soon

but wasn't ready for what happened next. 26-year-old remi lee was a woman in love. >> he was my everythingndrew weldon was affecting a child. >> every woman dreams of becoming a mom. >> this sonogram taking at the obstetrics clinic owned by weldon's father showed she was six weeks pregnant. bu lee said her boyfriend begged her not to have the baby. >> i was never going to do anything except go full term with it, and he didn't want me to. >> in a matter of days, her boyfriend called to tell her that blood tests revealed a bacterial infection and she believed it. she thought she was taking the antibiotic amoxicillin. she believed her. >> he told me to keep taking them. i was supposed to take three a day. for days. >> but the pills in that bottle were not amoxicillin. detectives say weldon later admitted to switching out the antibiotic for the pill known as cytotec that can cause abortion. lee was quickly hospitalized with bleeding and abdominal pain and lost the baby. doctors who inspected the bolting of pills told her the shocking truth. >> medical professionals saw it wasn't quite right. >

his tears were pouring out of states beauty defeat me this bottle of remy. when i got to minnesota i had two babies and i knew what the brand-new is for her. last night is a great experience because he had this wonderful house at the clinic i open the windows of the husband says you can't do that. the whole thing froze up. and then we had a wonderful very, very different. people are exchanging tunafish casserole. i was doing my best. the friend of mine who is a psychiatrist alice in california and she and i were american about it because the washing machine

she wasn't ready for what happened next. 26-year-old remy lee was a woman in love. >> he was my everythingoyfriend john weldon were expect ago child. >> everyone dreams of becoming a mom. >> reporter: this sonogram at the obstetrics clinic owned by her father showed she was six weekses pregnant. lee said her boyfriend begged her not to have the baby. >> i was never going to do anything except go full-term with it and he didn't want me to. >> reporter: in days her boyfriend called to tell her blood tests revealed a bacterial infection and she believed him. she started taking what she thought was the antibiotic amoxicillin sillen e gave her. >> he come over with the pills he had, the weapon of choice. he told me to keep taking them. i was supposed to take three a day for days. >> reporter: the pillses in that bottle were not amoxicillin. detectives say weldon admitted to switching the antibiotic for the pill that can cause abortionses. after taking one pill on her way to work lee was hospitalized with bleeding and abdominal pain. soon after she lost the baby. doctors who inspected the pills

remi ochlik. mohamed quaretem. anthony shadid. mika yamamoto. basel tawfiq youssef. ammar mohamed suahil zado. in tanzania, daudi mwangosi. in thailand. in 1937 in china, sando sngre. in 1969 in vietnam, san paul. in 1983 in the united kingdom, philip geddfes. in the united states, barton edward smith. in 1993 in south africa, charlotte -- jarlath dolan. in 2001 in ireland, austin finn. may we have a moment of silence for these brave men and women. thank you very much. >> this concludes our ceremony this morning. we thank you all very much for joining us today. richard, we thank you especially for your gracious and inspiring words. we ask that you please allow a few moments for the family members to place roses in front of the memorial in honor of their loved ones. thank you. >> tonight, a news coverage, obama and david cameron. they discussed the syrian civil war. nswers questions about the benghazi attacks. this is that 8:00 eastern on c- span. preventission is to distracted driving accidents. we have our product that works similar to a breathalyzer. literally dock