i want to turn to ed rollins. ed, just what's going on with republican party?ial election -- >> badly. lou: i'm sorry? >> badly. lou: but there should be room there for humility, and instead he's attacking the new generation of, obviously, the leaders of the republican party. >> the irony, john mccain was the maverick of the republican party ten years ago. he was against the bushes and other people. these two men, senator cruz, senator paul, are very significant leaders of the new movement. the party has always had different segments -- lou: rubio and johnson, all the others -- >> these are great young talents and, obviously, they're going to remake the republican party. john's day has come and gone, lindsey graham has got to fight to get reelected. lou: do you think he'll get reelected? >> i think he's got a tough primary. at the end of the day, it's not a bad thing to have change, but i think these young people, basically, are going to become significant leaders of the new tea party, whatever it may be, but it's going to be a very significant party, and we ne

i consider sonny rollins one of my greatest teachers even though i've never met the man. so the way i've learned is by listening and by playing with great musicians both great older musicians-- my elders, masters-- but also with my peers. i think i've learned just as much playing with other young musicians who are in the same boat that i'm in, you know, trying the learn the music, trying to learn the history, and at the same time, trying to establish our own individual voices. [electric guitar playing jazz] ultimately, every time you make music with somebody, some of their experience and their knowledge-- some of their soul is transmitted to you, and vice versa, some of yours is transmitted to them. [jazz music continues] [rock music] (donovan) i always have this really nice memory of when i first started to think "boy, i'd sure like to play. that would be the shit. that would be fun." and i remember sitting on my bed with my drumsticks and my black t-shirt on and putting on headphones because my parents were in the next room and listening to ac/dc records or led zeppelin

romo got jimmy rollins to end the game and this will make giants fans cringe.onzalez and romo embraced, what's all about? a giant hugging a dodger? oh!! mexico won the game 5-2. >>> in today's play, canada up 9-3 over mexico in the ninth and chris robinson drops down a bunt and runs can decide tiebreakers in the baseball classic so around felt it violated one of baseball's unwritten rules. the benches clear. temper flare. punches are thrown. it got ugly. police officers came on the field to keep the peace. seven players were ejected. it's also being reported that fights broke out in the stands. one of canada's coaches got hit in the face with a water bottle that was thrown from the stands. canada got the win 10-3. >>> over in the cactus league it was more peaceful. the as lose to the rangers 4- 3. dan strailly worked three innings and gave up one earned run. the royals beat the giants. the best closer in major league history will be going on his farewell tour this summer. yankees reliever mariano rivera says he is retiring after this season. the 43-year-old fut

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oakland's own jimmy rollins. puerto rico wins 4-3, team usa. they're done. they've been eliminated. >> giants in scotsdale. king allows just two hits over five shut-out innings. he makes contact. that can go a long way. souvenir out there in left field. his first of the spring, he would have an r.b.i. double in the sixth. they say that there's no tieing in baseball, most people lie. the as did. 2-2 against the diamond backs. four innings giving up two runs. there's still no crying in baseball. but you can tie. >> occasionfully. maybe an injury or two. the as -- go ahead, roj? >> i was going to say, you're fairly new to us. you came here from mlb network. you don't miss mlb network, do you? >> it was a great place to work. but being in the bay area with two very good baseball teams, that's the way to go, leaving a baseball network. >> right call. >> we'll be right back. >>> fiently tonight, the leader of the catholic church is paying his own way. turns out he asked the driver to take him to the hotel where he was staying in rome so that he could pick up his l

aspen ♪ ♪ a sweet rocky mountain paradise ♪ ♪ oh, my sweet rocky mountain paradise ♪ ♪ springtime is rollin skies are bringin' me down ♪ ♪ i can't remember when i've ever been so lonely ♪ ♪ i forgot what it's like to be home ♪ ♪ can't remember what it's like to be home ♪ ♪ but i think on my lady's sweet memories ♪ ♪ i think on my children's sweet smiles ♪ ♪ i think on my home in starwood in aspen ♪ ♪ all my friends and the snow covered hills ♪

this time at rollins college in florida.has just stripped a christian student group of its funding because the group requires its leaders to be followers of christ. to be christian. and that's apparently discrimination. let's bring in governor huckabee to see how you feel about what's going on at roll bins college. we have seen this happening at other colleges as well. they have to open it up to everybody to be leaders of these christian student groups, otherwise, it would be discrimination. >> you know, for an institution that's supposed to be about education, this is about the dumbest thing i have ever seen. administrators left their brains on the bed stands at home. every male ought to go join all female clubs. every person who is a christian ought to go join a muslim club. just mix it all up. just go out there and say okay. we're going to play this game. we're really going to play it. and people who are absolutely not athletes go try to be part of the fca. >> we know that colleges by and large are run by crazy people. so

lou: ed rollins, matt patrick, thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: poor matt patrick. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. coming up next week, haley par bear joins us, andrea tantaros, and thank you for being with us tonight. have a great weekend. good night from new york. ♪ us. gerri: welcome to "the willis report." rand paul's turn with the gop. will the establishment stand with him or abandonment? and college students barely knowing how to read. that is the case with one city's public school system. in miami fashion week. we will have the glitz and glamour right here on the show tonight. gerri: the deli is facing accusations tonight that it improperly uses your money, customer money to pay for operating expenses. fidelity has been accused of investing float income, my next guest says participants a right to be angry. check parks, welcome back to the show. you think this could be true. >> you might see that this is in fact true. the department of labor as you mentioned, very cared until you clear guidelines about what an employer must do to get the

fox news contributor michael goodwin and reagan political director ed rollins. and mary anne marsh.being here. let me start with you, michael. this is a president over in israel. getting high marks. at least in the early going. >> it was eight brilliantly choreographed trip. you make references to his children and he speak to them. i thought it was an excellently crafted speech. you have to take risks. meanwhile, some palestinians are filing rockets into other parts of israel. he goes and speaks with one of the most interesting presidents of all times. this is a content of his speech. lou: this speech, a few lucky to survive this politically? >> i think president obama has handled this trip thus far. he has been a terrific job. but i think the republicans here in congress, he realizes he has less political power after the last election than he had previously. they would be wise to do a benjamin netanyahu said. everybody benefits. >> why would you think that? >> i don't think today was a good day when he went across the border. they found that the difficulty that they are going to ha

rollins college in florida the latest school to infringe on student's rights to religious freedom.rsity christian group will no longer go to the christian group because it has christian leaders. members say it's hypocritical. >>> when you create a policy that effectively excludes them from campus marginalizes christian students >> 14 students left vanderbilt due to a similar policy. >> how can you say no to this face? >> the girl scouts are. they caught wind she was helping friend of hers sell some girl scout cookies after she posted a banner on facebook. here's the banner. the girl scouts made her take down the post saying it's not fair to the others selling the cookies. honey beau beau say it's not going to help them stop them from selling the treats. >> the day for the sequestration has arrived. congressional leaders failing in an 11-th hour attempt to halt the maautomatic spending cuts. doug luzader has the latest. >> there is a quack question to all of this as well. there's a little debate playing out about when the seek quest to sequester cuts happen whether it happens overni

lou: ed rollins, matt patrick, thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: poor matt patrick. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. coming up next week, haley par bear joins us, andrea tantaros, and thank you for being with us tonight. have a great weekend. good night from new york. ♪thththrough these ills. >> sthaim on stossel? the teacher's union doesn't like my reporting. i'm the problem. there's a solution. they don't like charter schools. >> the doorway of or public schools, take your pound of flesh. >> they don't like a school chancellor with reform. >> so, does he? >> we know it works. let's do what works. >> he wants more money for preschools, but -- >> it doesn't work. >> we know this school works. >> you firedded teacher after one day? >> she was incompetent. >> why does the establishment want to close a successful school? >> as a mom, i beg of you. >> this kills me. >> why it's hard to fight the education block. that's our show, tonight. >> and now, john stossel. john: schools are lousy. what would you do part of the government's monopoly? one schoo

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ed rollins, her campaign manager in the early stages of her campaign quit. new hampshire office quit, staffers in the congressional office have quit. it is part of the routine of working with michele bachmann. the only thing i would add on a more serious note, we can joke around about this stuff, but people gave, real people gave to her campaign. real people gave to her pac, people that don't have money handy. she got them to give money to her political action committee and campaign and she potentially misused it. i feel bad for people that were deceived if this is, in fact, true. >> it is hard to feel bad for anyone that gave money to michele bachmann to become president of the united states. >> have a heart. >> those people are making mistakes with money all day long. you can't start -- ana marie, the staffer that revealed this has said to me that was unconscionable, that's his quote, you know, that she was refusing to pay the staff but the consultant, she was dipping into the other pot to pay big time, and as the details of this come out, it is going to g

steve, i have to ask you this, sarah palin will be speaking tomorrow, but former reagan adviser ed rollinsd politico her moment in the sun has gone. she's a personality in the same way the kardashian family is. you are obviously familiar with former governor palin. what do you make of that, that she is america's new kardashian. >> i don't know that she's a new kardashian. this is a person that had a lot of promise and a lot of potential but did none of the things you need to do in terms of hard work, preparedness, to be a national political figure. i've watched it over the last couple years. i'm not surprised by it because of what i saw during the campaign. but it is sad to have watched because she's a person with formidable talents that's obscured by an inability to put down grievances, a propensity for sharp, nonsensical rhetoric and it is sad to have watched. >> on that note, seems to be a question of whether the gop can learn lessons, whether 2012 sort of registered. john boehner was on record in "the new york times" saying there were no policy lessons from 2012, there were candidates

lou: ed rollins, matt patrick, thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: poor matt patrick. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. coming up next week, haley par bear joins us, andrea tantaros, and thank you for being with us tonight. have a great weekend. good night from new york. ♪ charles: a $205 billion deficit in just 28 days. here's the outcry. well, all the guys crying foul and cutting a measly $85 billion a year. >> the longer these cuts remain in place, the greater the damage to our economy. a slow grind b that will intensify with each passing day. charles: welcome, everybody, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. and as lawmakers whine about those automatic spending cuts, news our deficit topped $205 billion last month. gina london says if washington is crying over small cuts, how are we ever going to worry about this monster of a deficit? gina, we want to start with you. this is nuts. i mean, the bigtime money piles up, and we keep looking at this $85 billion which in the grand scheme of things is the proverbial drop in the bucket. >> the drop in t

i don't know if anyone ever read rollins history, but for a 7-year-old boy to accomplish this he had a very good ininstructor in abigail adams. in the occupation of boston, there were many refugees leaving from boston out into the country and needed a place to live. ever the patriot, abigail adams wanted to open the home next door, john adams' birthplace for these refugees. she rented out the house to a farmer maimed mr. hayden and his son and would provide assistance to abigail on the farm here. she reported to john in one of the letters that she met with some very ill treatment and asked mr. hayden to share his house with the refugees but he refused. by the time abigail received a response from john adams, like many things, she had solved the problem herself and reported to john later. she had taken care of the problem and paid mr. hayden to leave the premises, therefore providing the opportunity for her to house refugees fleeing from boston. there are troops marching in her yard practicing their maneuvers in preparation for war. she reports to john that young john quincy is out be

rollins college defends the move, citing antidiscrimination policy.cal. >> you create a policy that effectively excludes students from campus, marginalizes the christian students, a policy failing to accomplish what rollins tells us to do. >> brian: 14 christian groups left vanderbilt last year over a similar policy. >> gretchen: bartender speaking out after speaking out for keeping a drunk driver off the road. she says she called the police. his blood alcohol was more than twice the legal limit. days later, instead of being committed, the bartender was fired. >> he said, i'm going to have to fire you because it's bad for business to have a bartend that are will call the cops. i stand by what i did and i will do it again. >> gretchen: there is no law in ohio require ago bartender report a drunk driver. really? you think they would be everywhere. >> steve: you heard about steaks on the plane. what about a shake on the plane? ♪ the only problem, the new dance craze was performed on an airplane. now the faa is investigating. colorado college's frisbee te

. >> reporter: fisher also said that one of the rollins had an innocent bystander to.he left the sceneer: they searched and found that he was planning on leaving the area. >> we found that he had tree had guns. as we mentioned, they had body armor found on have messed with also a test for, airline ticket slated to mexico. >> once again at this news conference the sheriff emphasized there was absolutely nothing that these officers could have done to prevent this situation. they had no information to lead them that the suspect was dangerous or that their lives were in danger. at the police headquarters dan kerman, kron 4. >> pam: we are continuing to learn more about the two officers who lost their lives during the shootout in santa cruz. the killings have triggered an outpouring of grief from the community and its 94- officer department -- which had never before had an officer killed in the line of duty. meantime. the memorial outside the santa cruz police department continues to grow. pay their respects to detective sgt. loren baker and detective elizabeth butler. baker went by the nam

the stock market has been rockin' and rollin' too. >>gretchen: coming up on "fox & friends," it is your heart calling. you're about to have a heart attack? how your phone can tell you you're about to keel over. that's coming up next. >>steve: i hope the phone isn't busy. anna kooiman reaching new heights this morning. hrao at that. she's live somewhere. hey, anna. >> good morning to you, steve. good morning to everybody at home. we are at brooklyn boulders, the largest climbing facility in new york city. we're visiting with disabled climbers today. there's been about a hundred that have gone through here. they have all sorts of disabilities, anything from a missing limb to being in a wheelchair to having neurological disorders. we're going to be inspired by several of them coming up in just a bit. up in just a bit. you won't want to miss it. [ dylan ] this is one way to keep your underwear clean. this is another! ta-daa! try charmin ultra strong. it cleans so well and you can use up to four times less than the leading value brand. oh!

. -- we'll be joined by ed henry as well as ed rollins as well as anna kooiman makes her debut and crystalne and noon. kilmeade and friends. >>steve: you've got a full house. >>brian: after thursday you've got nothing to look forward to because that is your appearance. >>steve: that means as soon as this show is done, i can have myself a -- umm. meanwhile, an extreme weather alert on this friday morning. a possible tornado in washington state. the apparent twister tearing through a barn in brush prairie. the owner says it hit in an instant. >> i heard this terrible boom, and then as you see, i looked out here and half my barn was gone. >>steve: for the very latest on the weather across the country, let's go to maria molina. >> good morning. good to see you. good morning everyone. that very same storm that produced that possible tornado out west is headed east over the next several days and will produce another risk for more severe weather today across parts of the south. first a look at your high temperatures for today because it will be another cold day across the midwest into the northea

with john rollins and the president they needed to get the wording right.nt back to do it just sob safe. the white house went out of its way to point out that to use this craft of the constitution because it wanted to up load the rule of law they might not have known the bill of rights was not in the original draft that was added later by james madison a few years later. it is more of a symbolic gesture. >> it is interesting he made this choice. he is obviously sending a message. you are a presidential historian what message do you think it sends? it's abraham lincoln's copy wasn't it? >> the constitution was the original. but the message is simply this. two other presidents by the way have used a bible and not used it. teddy roosevelt john quinn see adams. i think what's interesting here is the choice of the original constitution verses the constitution that contains the bill of rights. i think that's given cause to people who are concerned about the bill of rights and what it means for particularly drone strikes against our own citizens. it is more of a p