schulz.'s bring in while we wait for julie, the principal analyst at nomura, alastair, good to see you. >> i can hear you. >> you can hear me. that's a good start. look, how do you view the developments of british policies? the impact they've had is stark and everybody is scrambling around to bring forward or advance their plans. what hope does the british prime minister, david cameron, have of executing his policy, which is to be able to wait until 2017 for referendum, predicated on him trying to renegotiate some powers, repatriate powers back to the uk? >> well, as things stand, i think it's very unlikely we're going to see a referendum before the next general election, which is scheduled for the 6th of may 2015. first of all, of course, if mr. cameron wants to have a referendum thereafter, he's got to win the election, and that's not going to be straight forward. opinion polls at the moment giving labor a ten-point lead. but as you go back to the way you phrased your question, perhaps the

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if insightful commentary was a pair of dumbbells i would pump him in front of a mirror with my shirt off, michael moynihan. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, here is an idea. don't suck for once. >> wow. >> he was nice for a week. he was nice and then he changed his mind. all right, disembodied voice. voters didn't care about the affair. there is life after cheating on your wife. mark sanford has won his old congressional seat in a place called south carolina four years after a scandal torpedoed his particular career -- or his political career or par particular career. w40* is listening to me anyways at 3:00 in the morning. he won in a district that has not elected a dem in three decades. that's more than 30 years, jedediah. shut up. his come back could not be more come bac ky er. he told his staff he was hiking the appalachian trail. it may have been a euphemism. he then said he was with his mistress in argentina. a lady he is now engaged to. good for him. sanfor

she known as bait, it is bill schulz. seriously, dude. really? oh my goodness. what happened to you? >> i am eating a piece of beef jerkey. >> look at that. >> he would eat you. >> moving on. he knows dc like i know vd. i am talking obviously about my good friend vin diesel. next to me "reason magazine" matt welch. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. thanks again for dinner, greg. how did you know i love salmon? >> shut the hell up. her shoes make news. well, they chose bunions over benghazi. the washington post reports that white house chief council katherine rum blear is known in the west wing for her fabulous footwear and also her taste for human flesh. not really, but you believe me. she first drew attention for her hot heels as a justice department prosecutor in 2006 prompting one legal affairs blog to at the time call her a star litigatrix. don't you hate when they add trix to stuff? i hate it and that's why we are dhog story. doing this story. the post reveals, quote, one of her pairs has a jeweled pacely pattern. another is black and strapy. qu

then said, ps, bill schulz sucks.le out of left field, but you can't not argue with those facts. jedediah, you said it takes getting used to any job. >> i like the do what you love philosophy. when i was younger i didn't take the time to think that out. i think you can do what you love and still be practical. like i care about skin care for example. instead of thinking big like i will own my own skin care line. you can think back and practice particularly. i could have become a laser specialist. i didn't do any of these things, mind you. but i recommend it for young people. >> ♪ beauty school dropout ♪ go back to high school >> it is one thing to have a dream, but a lousy dream is worse. that's a lousy -- oh skin care? what are you talking about? you want to be an acrobat. i want to be an astronaut. >> just remember, i didn't laugh. >> dream job. it is a tau staw ties stick cal cal -- it is a staw ties staw cal probability. >> you should do something that makes you happen. happy. what is the point going through life i

david schulz specializes in first amendment issues and is a partner at levine sullivan koch and schulz. we invited the department of justice to appear on the program but officials declined our offer. dave schulz, welcome to the newshour. first of all, why does the associated press consider this a violation of their constitutional right? >> well, judy, this is a serious issue because without sources there isn't the news. reporters need sources to figure out what's going on in the government and this was really a very large-scale intrusion into a.p.'s news-gathering activities. the subpoena sought, as you mentioned, 20 phone lines in a number of bureaus around the country where 100 or more reporters -- 100 or more different reporters work so it was extremely broad and the impact on that is really devastating because it gives the government kind of an ability to see what the a.p. was doing, how it goes about its business, who it was talking to not on any particular story but on every story covered during that period of time and it's just overreaching in a fundamental way that has an adver

thanks to kennedy, bill schulz, mike baker. ice cream, go and get it.or a have a great friday. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> have a legal responsibility to inform others of the truth and you don't share that truth? that's what called? >> i always answer questions truthfully, mr. camp. >> bill: the fired head of the irs getting grilled today on capitol hill. but as usual he knows nothing. >> i don't have names for you, mr. brady. i'm willing to try to find that out. >> bill: we have very precise irs coverage tonight and talk to a man who got hammered by that agency. >> give meme stuff. >> stuff right now. >> i'm sorry. >> bill: students are attacking teachers all over the u.s.a. but now the los angeles school district says they will no

thanks to kennedy, bill schulz, mike baker. ice cream, go and get it. for a real charity unlike those other ones. law wie touch stones of this presidency. >> wow. what happened to that? the obama administration is now stonewalling three separate controversies. and it is paying a terrible price. >> how does the president say with a straight face americans who trust their government? >> bill: tonight, we will report on all the controversies with bob beckel, kirsten powers, dennis miller, james rosen, and carl cameron. >> bill o'reilly wants to know how you think the country is doing right now. >> it's a longer discussion than a red carpet. bill buy the world stunned by actress angelina jolie underwent a double mastectomy. a close friend of ours did

it is bill schulz. and she knows stocks and bonds like i know sleeping on blondes. liz mcdonald. >> o block. the le -- a block, the lede. that's the first story. remember, greg, every man dies. not every man really lives. >> getting thoughtful now who ever you are. he waxed his chest, but he just won't rest. anthony wiener is back on the scener announcing his candidacy for new york mayor on a video he accidentally posted on-line. some things never change. i for one hope he has changed his ways though from on-line flirter to devoted family man. >> every day starts right here. it is the best part of my day. and then you step outside and new york is like no other place. >> i like what i'm seeing. but i think anthony really needs to acknowledge that he made some big mistakes and show his wife still supports him. >> look, i made some big mistakes and i let a lot of people down. but i also learned tough less sons. i am running for mayor because i have been working for the struggling middle class and hope i can get a chance to work for you. >> we love this city stie and no

i am on the side of jesse, bill schulz and andy levy. his parole and went to jail. it is called the law. >> i am surprised. i thought you would be on the side of a political prisoner. >> i would have been if he didn't make fun of a beautiful culture of peace called islam. when he made that video he made guys launch rpg's into the embassy. >> that is disproven. it was a planned a you -- it was a planned attack. >> are you making a mountain out of a mole hill. >> so basically you look at it as a teen thing. >> that's what it comes down to. that's why you are excited because it says a point for you. oh benghazi you fumbled the ball. sorry, it is gone. >> what if it were a republican president? >> republican president wouldn't have done that. >> why do you pick on -- why do you pick on the way i dress all the time? this guy is sitting here looking like the salvation army exploded or a homeless train conductor for the last 20 minutes and nobody said thig. >> from yemen. >> that was excellent. >> that stunning. that stung. >> it did, it hurt.

bill schulz is off and most likely eating by badgers. filling in is a new repulsive sidekick, author and commentator imogen lloyd webber. and a sharp insight was cough medicine i would take him before bedtime. what are you doing? >> drinking. >> writer for talking mag.com and street carnage.com, gavin mcguinness. jerk. >> a block. it is -- the lede. that's the first story. i forget, are you grumpy or doc? >> it is more of the same in mohamed's name. a british soldier was brutally hacked to death on a london street by two muslim terrorists. one tried to justify their jihad. originally we had the tape there, but [bleep] we don't need to see him. the scum bag terrorists are hospitalized after being shot by police at the scene. police made two further arrests raising the possibility that it was not a lone wolf killing as first thought. here is prime minister david cameron. >> first, this country will be absolutely resolute in its stand against violent extremism and terror. we will never give in to terror or terrorism in any of its forms. sec

kill bill schulz day?nd give your answer in your best genteel southern voice. >> i will say that in a very genteel way and by the way i was offended by the first part of the transference. and if you can call me manatee gray. that's my pen name. i write southern fiction. it mostly takes place in florida. now here this thing is all about semantics. if you call it red neck day, that offends. if you call it appalachian america appreciation you can go willy nilly with your barrels and suspenders over there as all southern americans wear, and no one will have a problem with it aside from certain african-american types. and this for all intensive purposes is a swee tea. >> not shine? >> this a miranda and jedediah is an over sized fan. i used to be a colonel. i am not done. thou shall rise again over aggression and whatnot. >> are you done. >> no, you are done. >> jedediah, the director of the the -- the director of the center's teaching tolerance program says she predicted that people who said they were offended

then we ask what ever happened to grit charles edison and vincent van gogh and charles schulz what dohave in common? next. and. >> are you ready colonel? john: today's some people make fun of western's but they often told the true story of the grit then made america possible. the pioneers left safe places to and travel enormous distances only to tough it out in wilderness. the term called and dealing and used for nothing and the ranches and farms, of breaking side and plowing and suffering through cold winters grit is what it took to create civilization and requires delaying gratification wanting something bigger than yourself and in the case of america's pioneers, a start date and abusing children and wives and husbands to build communities. as john wayne character put it we're building an asian. we have got to suffer. no great trail was never placed without hardship. that is life and grit is the stuff of life and greenness is achieved only after repeated failure. van gogh was unable to sell paintings he only sold one during his lifetime and he painted 900. cartoonist charles schulz

then we ask what ever happened to grit charles edison and vincent van gogh and charles schulz what dohave in common? next. and. >> are you ready conel? john: today's some people make fun of weste's but theyften tol thtrue story of the grit then made america possible. the pioneers left safe places to and travel enormous distances only to tough it out in wilderness. the term called and dealing and used for nothing and the ranches and fms, of breaking side and plowing and suffering through cold winters gr is what it took to create civilization and requires delaying gratification wanting something bigger than yourself and in the case of america's pioneers, a start date and abusing children and wives and husbands to build communities. as john wayne character put it we're building an asian. we have got to suffer. no great trail was never placed without hardship. that is life and grit he stuff of life and greenness is achieved only after repeated failure. van gogh was unab to sell patingshe only so one during his lifetime and he painted 900. cartoonist charles schulz had every cartoon he sub

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and his mustache can brerch 400 pounds while cooking a three-egg spanish omelette. john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." before we proceed i want to point out this show was recorded last night or the night before. we want to refrain from reporting on the tornadoes. our thoughts and prayers go out to the families affected by the tragedy. on that note, our first story. was his only goof pursuing the truth? the justice department scandal just got scandaly. yes, keep going. the washington post reports that the doj also went after fox news correspondent james rosen obtaining a portfolio of information on his conversation and visits as an investigation into a possible leak. so it wasn't just the ap facing scrutiny. the doj went a step further as an fbi agent claimed rosen broke the law, quote, at the very least either as an aider, abettor and/or co conspirator. why can't he be all three? we are outraged to learn today that james rosen was name

cartoonist charles schulz had every cartoon he submitted rejected and the nets became one of the mostcartoons of all time and thomas edison teachers told hi mom he was too stupid to learn and was fired from his first two jobs for beingonproductive but he had the grit to try and try again and got 1,000 u.s. patents including the electric railway and of course, the labeled that followed 1,000 unsuccessful attempts and a reporter asked him how does it feel to fail 1,000 times? he said i didn't. the late fall was an invention with 1,000 steps. that is grit it is geat we live in a wealthy country with the welfare state so big we worry abo for peopleetting fat but what makes most people happy is not comfort but earned success the struggle for the opposite of berndt success is learned helplessness and experiment when good things occurred that were not burned like nichols coming onslaught machines it did not increase people's well-being but it produced helpssness and people gave up and became passive. that passivity is a threat to our future. everybody goes through pain and loss a struggle to

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and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz dressed like billy gene king. and mike baker, former cia operative and current president of diligence, makers of diligence earmuffs, diligence tooth picks and diligence playing cards. diligence, even we don't know what we do. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you're about to witness the last desperate gasp of western civilization of america. hope you are happy. >> getting weirder and weirder. did the car that you value go to far-nival? a new hampshire man claims he lost $2600, aka his life savings , on a carnival game and ending up with nothing but a giant, stuffed banana with dreadlock. 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 the game was easy during practice, but mysteriously became impossible once he was playing for the prize. he says he quickly lost $300 at the $5 game and then went home to get another $2300. sounds to me like he got caught up in the old double or nothing i gotta win my money b

he is my sidekick, bill schulz. if hilarity was a pitching wedge i would pound him an angri in the sand. sitting next to me, comedian joe devito. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. four out of five dentists surveyed recommend not watching this show. >> thank you. i just want to point out this delicious glass of water is courtesey of a viewer who noticed our glasses were stolen by some evil weird owe that works at fox news. there is a person who works here that steals glasses. i won't say his name, rhymes with neil cavudo. yes, that was n interesting cut. i want to thank the viewer, but i don't have the name. i think it was a woman. >> cheers to her. >> yes, cheers to her. >> they taste a little arsenicky. >> that's just yours, bill. we want you to die, sooner rather than later. >> you didn't have to say the last part. >> let's do a story. did the department of tax target tri-corn hats? the irs may lose favor among conservatives. their campaign to vigorously scrutinize righty groups, and they messed with o

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if comedic genius was a saxaphone bill clinton probably blew him in the nineties. he is performing at wise guys comedy club this salt lake city, a beautiful city this friday and saturday. check it out. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. try not to screw up tonight for a change. >> thanks, voice. are you an ass if you use glass? they are goggles from google. high-tech specs that allow you to access the inter thet and take photos and video while looking like a stupid, irritating due fuss. people are concerned about what it will mean for privacy in public as anything can be recorded and broadcasted on-line this mere seconds. as one attorney tells the new york times, "we are all going to be both the paparazzi and the paparazzi target." the company points out that the glass is designed so you have to speak or touch to activate it, but other programmers have come up with a way to just take a picture by winking. one bar in seattle said it would ban the glasses and las vegas ca

then we ask what ever happened to grit charles edison and vincent van gogh and charles schulz what do? next. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. awers. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low clms ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. and. >> are you ready colonel? john: today's some people make fun of western's but they often told the true story of the grit then made america possible. the pioneers left safe places to and travel enormous distances only to tough it out in wilderness. the term called and dealing and used for nothing and the ranches and farms, of breaking side and plowing and suffering through cold winters grit is what it took to create civilization and requires

and in kansas he is considered lawn furniture, bill schulz. and his mustache holds a phd in being awesome and a ba in fu. john bolton, the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. that's one of my favorites of all time. i have to say i am proud. and fox news contributor and also the president of "red eye." yay. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. love you on "game of throwns" greg. >> still laughing at that, ba and fu. they were seeking to stop the leaking, but too sweeping with their peeping? on monday the associated press , not an exercise, revealed the justice department seized two months worth of phone records from the phone lines. the ap called it an unprecedented intrusion. some former attorney generals have agreed that the operation was highly unusual. the dog -- the doj says the snoop was necessary to determine where the leak came from. a leak that attorney general holden says one of the most serious he has ever seen and it put the american people at risk. hopefully jay carney can do something to all or -- or can add something to a

and in pittsburgh she a can opener, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and sitting next to me, caw meed jean tom shillue. he has another cd and it is called "halfway there." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. stay alive no matter what occurs, greg. i will find you. >> he keeps changing his moods weekly. and i mean weakly. are they scum or just dumb? and why can't it be both? three college buddies of the boston bombing suspects have been busted for removing a backpack containing hollowed out fireworks from his dorm room to keep him from getting in trouble. the fbi says one of them chucked it in the trash. they figured out from the news that dzhokhar was one of the bombers. both men, 19, the guys on the left from kazakstan and also with unpronounceable last names i won't bother with, were charged with concealing and destroying evidence. and robul -- who cares about his name? he was also 19 and charged with lying to investigators. the trio were not accused of involvement with the bombing itself yet. quote, the only allegation is he made a represe

and bill schulz dressed like billie jean king.nd 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. >> because you get caught up in the whole doub

he knows nothing, just like sergeant schulz.om the associated press, but fort to tell anyone and doesn't know when he did it. the silver lining is that people are waking up. more and more citizens are getting lulled into trusting big government in a republic where it's healthy to have a good dose of skepticism, and it looks like we are getting served a plait full. melissa: you bet you. thanks, tom. watch his show this weekend at 7 and 10 p.m. saturday, and on sunday at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.. happy friday, everyone. thanks to you. "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report," drivers seeing red, a surge in red light tickets after authorities shortened yellow light times. power ball jackpot is now $600 million. are you looking to press your luck? we'll tell you how to do that. we go in fashion at the brand new pet hotel. don't miss how the pooches get pamperedded. we're on the case tonight on "the willis report." ♪ ail that and more

he knows othing, just like sergeant schulz.f from the associated press, but fort to tell ayone and doesn't know when he did it. the silver lining is that people are waking up. more and more citizens are getting lulled into trusting big government in a republic where it's healthy to ha a good dose of skepticism, and it looks like we are getting served a plait full. melissa: you bet you. thanks, tom. watch his show this weekend at 7 and 10 p.m. saturday, and on sunday at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.. happy friday, everyone. thanks to you. "the willisn mor. we shall see. tomorrow night. >> government against the little guy. >> you never thought working on his own property would cost him. >>lease dante i have worked so hard for. >> they saidhey want to help the little guy. >> but the support comes with strings. >> vesting in $200,000 to apply for the permit that never arrived. >> so many have been stifled >> they may have not even thought about coming into this city. >> they also stifle ways to get around town. >> why can't everyone? >> becau

. >> and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. hopeful leahy will not drool today. and he is so cool even his leather jacket owns a leather jacket. nick gillespie, editor and chief of reason.com tv and reason.com. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. remember when i said i would kill you last, greg? i lied. >> shut up. i am a little angry before we start this whole thing. if you want to look at this, nice shot. this is a glass of water. some [bleep] keeps stealing our glasses. we have been on the air at fox news now for six years. nobody steals kavudo's glasses and nobody steals "the five" glasses, but they steal" red eye" glasses because they think they can and nobody cares about "red eye." so they take our glasses. i know who you are because i put in a hidden camera. i didn't. but they might think i did. i know who is doing this. i know who you are. you are a sad person. i am going to find you. i am going to hunt you down and kill you or perhaps date you. all right. it is an invention that will blow you away. a texas company has produced the world's first

martin schulz is president of the european parliament. doesn't think so. >> no, for sure not. angela merkel's policy is as it is. i think what is happening with this alliance for germany is perhaps all time germany very difficult to understand. but angela merkel in germany is often -- in her own question democratic party to be too left wick. so be too near for social democrats to be too near to uniforms of social life, to the greens, to the hedonistic societies. and this is a family of very conservative professionals who feel that the democratic union is not longer their conservative party. they want to see it to be and, therefore, i think alliance has a consebive history. one binding element is note to the euro. but behind this is a lot of dissatisfaction with angela merkel's new style of german christian democracy. >> the euro debates ought to go on with the uk with the uk independence party. what message do you have for david cameron and the conservatives given what's happened particularly with the idea in europe over the last few week

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.

and what happens when we send bill schulz to time square to ask about sexting?ully they will give him great answers. >> really? >> no, hopefully they are so

it is bill schulz. and if hilarity was a can tee apple i would eat him on a ferris wheel at the can gnaw value. carnival. it is jesse joyce. and he is living in an abandoned orange julius feeding off the hair from the local super cuts. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. now here comes a pile of hot garbage. >> a forest wheel. what is wrong with me? should matters of tax silence their bat? will the irs -- the irs scandal claimed more victims. the agency's softball team canceled the game against republican senator john cornin's office. that's him in front of the flag. they didn't bother to resaidule. yes, it is worse. they ripped the irs comparing the actions to those of, quote, corrupt dictators. the team called the cheetahs by the way was tight lipped about how they skipped. speaking of yellow on wednesday the philadelphia eagle player evan mathis took a wiz on on the sign in dc. i envy that sign. this is disgusting. finally more bad news. hearings taking place on friday and irs officials can

. >> all right, everybody, dye n a -- diane, schulz, matt, me. caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> a fox news alert and three more suspects arrested in connection with the boston marathon bombing. >> bill: three men arrested by the fbi for apparently helping the terrorists dzhokhar tsarnaev. we have details and explore the muslim angle on this case. >> why it causes me trouble is because fighting for the marriage generally involved lying about what we're going to do with marriage when we get there. >> bill: gay activist says that gay nuptials will wipe out traditional marriage all together. wait until you hear this. >> i'm work on plans for the obama library some say we put it in my birthplace but i would rather keep it in the united states. dennis miller will evaluate the president's stand-up comedic possibilities. >> that's another rap reference, bill. [ laughter ] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. three more arrests

thank you, jedediah and bill schulz and patrick millsap and not you. caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a individualsio. in fact, she did it five different times. whatwhat was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. >> bill: brutal testimony today about how the obama administration mishandled the attack on our ambassador to libya. and three other americans who were murdered in benghazi. a key question. why did washington refuse to send help? >> i notified my leadership that we needed to go forward. when told that it was not the right time. >> bill: another key question. did president obama and secretary of state clinton do anything wrong? >> did she ask you about the cause of the attack? >> i don't recall that being part of the conversation. will. >> bill: tonight. we have straight talk about benghazi. also, upcoming on the factor, there is a verdict in the jodi arias murder trial. >> guilty. >> bill: and the

. >>> also making money, richard schulze. he is founder of best buy. best buy sold off its business interests in europe. shares soared 7%. the schultz owns a 20% stake in the company. that means he score ad gain of $125.5 million today. what. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: all right our top story tonight, talk about some serious economic mood swings? some big data points coming in today. consumer sentiment index shot up in april. home prices soared to the highest level in seven years but at the same time the chicago pmi, which is a key indicator of business activity, fell to contraction levels for the first time in more than three years. so what can you believe? our "money" power panel is here to break it down. peter schiff. matthew tuttle, of tuttle wealth management. and joe nas max ferris. founder of the maxfunds.com. peter start with you, that consumer sentiment very positive. does it make you feel good? >> well, sometimes confidence is not a good thing. if you're skating on thin ice bu you're confident that it is t

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and his mustache can brerch 400 pounds while cooking a three-egg spanish omelette. john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." before we proceed i want to point out this show was recorded last night or the night before. we want to refrain from reporting on the tornadoes

jedediah, schulz, baron, sherrod small, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. caution. the factor in 2. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> there is only so many people out there that are republicans. admittedly they breathe fast because they are too dumb. >> you know what it is like to go to sleep every night knowing you work for a bunch of psychotic killers you bastards are probably going to end up killing me one day. >> bill: facebook is apologizing for allowing it worldwide. can anybody stop the hatred linked into the irs tea party scandal? we have a factor investigation. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that i have ever been involved in. >> bill: did attorney general eric holder commit perjury in front of congress? megyn kelly has some thoughts on that. >> i can't laugh anymore. this country is gone. >> bill: dennis miller taking note of president obama and chris christie meeting again yesterday on the jersey shore. >> oh. >> bill: miller with some analysis. caution, you are a

andy schulz has details in today's bleacher report. >> good afternoon, wolf.from washington, d.c. but he now calls oklahoma city home. and when durant saw the destruction in moore, oklahoma, he was eager to help his new hometown. >> i call it my home city now. tough to go through. but we're a city that comes together. we'll bounce back from this. and, you know, it's tough. it's tough now, but the sun is going to shine soon. we got to stick together. >> the american red cross said the $1 million gift from durant's foundation is meant to match other donations and be an incentive for more people to give durant's team, the thunder announced a $1 million donation as did the nba and players union. check out bleacherreport.com for more on durant's donation. >>> oklahoma city native matt kemp is pitching in to help also. he says he'll donate $1,000 to his hometown for every home run he hits for the dodgers for the next three months. he tweeted on tuesday, i'm giving $1,000 for tonight's home run and every home run until the all-star break for the victims of my hometow

you know where i'm from sonoma county, they have snoopy everywhere and we are proud of our charles schulz. >> they should be. and you know, we are following that breaking news to impact the morning commute. and christie smith is talking to b.a.r.t. passengers about the major delays and the officials there as well. she is going to join us with a live report coming up next. >> and new facility breaking ground aimed to bring better health care to the area. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> right now at 6:00, big trouble on b.a.r.t. this morning and translating to big delays across the bay area. the problem overnight is that b.a.r.t. is telling people it is best to work from home today. >>> our cameras go inside and show you wh

david schulz. >> what provoked the government to finally tell the ap it had seized the records? >> the government told ap that it had seized the records because it is required to do so under the department of justice guidelines. if they seize records without prior notice they are obligated to let the press know in no more than 9 90 days and that is what happened here. >> greta: when were the records seized? >> i'm sorry? >> greta: when were the records seized? >> we don't know. it basically said we are telling you pursuant to the regulations we seized the records of these 20 phone lines. we don't know. sometime in the last 90 days because they were required to give notice within 90 days. whether it was three months ago or last month we don't know. >> greta: do you have any sense of whether it was to seek information or intimidate? any sort of almost gut sense as to what this was? >> well, you know, i take the department of justice at its word when it says this was part of a leaks investigation that they have done a number of other steps and that they felt that this was fe needed