that is the big cheese, roger ailes at my party. ♪ . ♪ melissa: all right.or a little spare change. today we are finally joined by my 1:00 p.m. co-host, lori rothman. and our very own dennis kneele. come on. i don't want to make you feel that. he comes out here nd does some good materialevery single week. >>ou was talking about his joke writing. i did not prepare thatwell. melissa: bucl up. all right. first up, can you please pay attention to me? this is from my fabulous launch party for my ew book. there it is. diary of a stage mother daughter. >> adorable. >> million kelly. >> she was crashin >> the female anchors just want to scratch each other's eyes out ice of the intercom. look at that ppertaining read your book. melissa: now, you read it. lori rothman was there. the boss of all bosses, roger ailes came. so fabulous. so much fun. all about me. there is the fabulous staff. in cas you're wondering who makes all this happened. the book is amazing. so many child actors blow up, and you didn't. you're oing. [talking over each other] >> depends on how you lo

the boss of all bosses, roger ailes came. so fabulous. so much fun. all about me. who makes all this happened. the book is amazing. so many child actors blow up, and you didn't. you're doing. [talking over each other] >> depends on how you look at it, but the good thing about the book, great insight. i think melissa as always had this effervescent and disaster quality wrapped around something that is like titanium razor sharp and willing to kill you. lori, the whole reason she showed up today. she's afraid to say no because melissa, and i don't know if you know about this, but hollywood is already talking. there will be a lifetime movie of this book. i want to look at who is being discussed as playing her as a young child. take a look at her book cover. they're talking about. [laughter] >> that's awesome. melissa: i love it. i would take that any day. >> a package deal. >> there you go. >> the follow-up. >> i told my in-laws. watch out. you better be nice to me. i'm coming for you next. >> there you go. >> serious question. it was not your choice to get into acting

to renew your contract, you need to pay mike more. >> say that one more time. >> roger ailes, mike huckabee knocks it out the park on saturday night. >> there you go, there you go. >> when you go back to negotiate with roger, you have a document that fox news can prove quickly that you're mike huckabee. if you did that one thing along with securing the border, it would be harder than heck to hire an illegal immigrant. and if they do, they should lose their business and go to jail. >> it sounds reasonable, there will be people in the republican party if there's something whatsoever that does not severely punish people who are here, senator, that's been the challenge, and paid a huge political price for supporting the idea that the children of illegal immigrants should still be treated with respect and dignity, you know? that just was not an acceptable position to take, but i've never understood why would we punish the children for something the parents did? so, it's a tough issue. how do we get through that in the republican party? >> okay. find an american solution to an american p

don't get paid. >> that's how you've honed your skills. >> i failed nine times. >> and by the way, roger ailes >> and an idea. >> and we've got to clear this off. because you're going to do a trick. >> not a trick, a-- >> and this is a mental exercise. >> get the table cleared off. >> at the press conference last week, regarding my new book, roger came in and joined us and said to the press, you know him for reading people's thoughts and you see them read thoughts for years, he said i know him well wait until you see what he does with cards. we haven't prearranged anything. >> no, a handshake. >> and i'll give all of you watching a chance, as well. do this, close your eyes and trust me, folks, looking-- >> i don't trust these guys, how can i trust you. >> in your hands. >> let me tell you, folks, before the show one of your crew i went to a gentleman in the hallway, and security guide hand me a card from another deck, keep your eyes closed. >> all right. they're closed. folks do you see what i've done here, don't say anything, don't say anything, let he me do this now, and open your eyes. >> o

. >> when you see what fox is trying to do, i love roger ailes saying that fox doesn't have an agendaall. we're in the news business and we have no agenda. they're trying to pick a fight on behalf of the president. >> you have 2 million people employed by walmart. 1% of the working labor force. one thing that people are forgetting, two years ago walmart employees were trampled to death on thanksgiving. they don't deserve a break. they deserve danger pay. >> michael: they deserve danger pay for what they do. it's $8.81 an hour which is $15,500 a year, which is poverty level. even then further, the health benefits they get. you can qualify if you get 24 hours per week but because they have this flexible scheduling it's hard for them to make those 24 hours. the premiums go up and they get 24 hours a week. a person does not make enough money, what do they do? they get on public assistance. a person who is not making enough money, they they earn 31% less than average. if they paid their workers $12 to $13 an hour their workers would not be threatening to walk out. this is not a good place

melissa: roger ailes. lori: of course. melissa: we'll talk about that.ori: this is an extra special day for us here on the 1:00 markets now show on fbn. medical list is launching her memoir. congratulations. >> thank you. lori: that is her on the cover. you as a child. diary of stage mother's daughter. a memoir. i read it. it is compelling. it is fascinating. melissa: thank you. lori: a little gossippy. has something for everyone. had a fantastic party. everyone came out to celebrate. melissa: it was so sweet. lori: you wrote this book, no ghost writer. this is all you. melissa: yeah. i, it's, all about my life. i know i am -- grew up in hollywood. i was on "little house on the prairie". i did all kind of commercials. i don't know if you know that or not. you can tell i'm not really blond. secret is out. there you go. me on the right. lori: jason bateman played your brother. melissa: michael landon was my dad. i had magical childhood. behind it all fueled by a tiger mom, a stage mom. and it sort of talks about growing up in hollywood. and my own life at

at the fox news channel called the ailes apprentice program created by our own chairman and ceo, roger ailesy we showed you highlights of this year's graduation ceremony featuring keynote speaker, reverend jesse jackson. now we'll hear from the apprentices themselves. joining us are the 2012 graduate s, carolinea, carey, mildred and crystal. great to have you here. congratulations! >> thank you. >> alisyn: let me start with you, what qualities do you think you need to exhibit to become part of the ailes apprentice program? >> i think you have to have really great work ethic. you have to be a leader. you have to have a serious passion for what you're doing. you have to be hungry for more. i think that's something we all have and something that my mentor definitely had. >> alisyn: that's wonderful. i think our impression is oh, you just get to be an apprentice and focus on that full time of the but some of you have full-time jobs. what was it like to be in the program while you had a full-time job? >> well, that's the thing, i mean, you never for not one day, like not once did you get a sort g

parade and today, it's booming and the parade is the first time ever on national tv, thanks to roger ailes million homes and all of those places where the parade are going to be seen in those homes have units here in the parade. so, it really ties in. >> ahead of the nfl coverage, which is always a nice situation, what do veterans want to hear today? what is it that they need from people? it seems that there is a tide turning, that people are embracing them. hiring them. talking about them. not putting them in the shadows, what do the vets want to hear? >> it used to be saying thank you was enough. when came back from vietnam, didn't get thanked they got spit on. today people know between the politics and the personality. and we want to honor the personality of service and honor that amazing dedication to be willing to give your life for someone you don't know so they can have their freedom. but we say today that saying new is not enough. we can't just say thank you to a veteran. you have to honor that sacred oath and offer them a job, take care of them when they come home. and jp morgan c

roger ailes look out on monday.etting a phone call. >> i want to see if people want to go to my web site because i have a lot of great information they can go to stephan sack.com and really the most important thing is knowing, asserting yourself and same thing with bonuses real quick. a lot of people are going to get fired at the end of the year. they may have expected a bonus and the companies may not pay it don't just allow the companies to do that. >> that's for past work. >> you have already earned it. go back in and ask for it. >> coming up on the show, don't be fooled by this man can spying mannequin at stores spying on you. invasion of privacy secret cameras hidden here? we will debate this coming up. h! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that