joly took over last july after schulze left the company. since then, schulze missed a window to purchase best buy, and, under joly's leadership, the company has seen positive results. two silicon valley startups are headed for the big-time. yahoo has just acquired the mobile app "summly," which provides users with summaries of news stories, breaking them down to just 400 words. summly's founder is only 17 years old, and reportedly $30 million richer after selling his tech company. meanwhile, apple has bought wifi-slam. that app markets itself as an "indoor gps." the wall street journal says apple spent about $20 million on the deal. t-mobile is expected to go contract-free today. it's a challenge to traditional plans that generally require a two- year committment. t-mobile also does not subsidize new devices, which is typical of large carriers. t-mobile is the nation's fourth largest wirless phone company. rules on electronics may soon get more lax in the skies. reports say the faa is considering allowing use of electronics during takeoffs

in topeka he is is considered a spatoon, bill schulz. and he is more adorable than a lemur made of dead kittens, bill hemmer. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. >> and now the least favorite part of my day. >> oh jeez. before we start the show, last year ambassador john bolton was named president of "red eye." >> see if that stirs them up a little bit. >> are you so devious. that's why you should be president of the united states or at least president of "red eye." you are president of "red eye." >> president of "red eye," john bolton. >> as is tradition, the president of "red eye" will deliver a state of the show address. ambassador, you have the floor. >> mr. gutfeld, mr. schulz, mr. levey, distinguished guest and my loyal "red eye" viewers. a short time ago i was declared the president of "red eye." it is the single greatest thing to ever happen to this nightly train wreck. for the first time in six years, "red eye" has a clear vision of what it needs to be successful. me. i'm happy to report that "red eye --" red eye" host

>> i believe they named names and schulz was one of them. >> bill schulz was involved with a lot of dogs. go away you strange little man. she is so cute the cadbury bunny sends death threats and she stabbed him in the face. dana perino, former white house secretary. >> press secretary, not secretary. >> and now she is one of my many co-hosts on "the five." move on. and he just finished his shift at dave and busters where he worked as an arcade machinery pair man and he is a writer and comedian. it is jesse joyce. glad you got dressed up. and in wichita he is a catheter. it is bill schulz. and if acting prowess was a cable car i would enter him from the rear. and from my favorite tv show and yours, the fx series justified which you can watch on tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you can't keep me locked in here forever, greg. >> oh yes i can, disembodied voice. he wants guns bared, but not for his guard. after unleashing a stupid parody video mocking gun owners owners and calling them heart less [belief] jim carrey admits he has armed securi

it says, bill, no face, schulz, is welcome. >> tell them there is no t in schulz. i hate your friend. i think the limit in tsa people now because they are see questions straighted -- >> you are you blaming this on sequestration? >> it has nothing to do with this. >> it was a great show. i believe steven spielberg produced it, but it is neither here nor there. i think between the knives and the lack of security it is going to make people think twice about doing any type of air travel. i hope it does. it is less lines for me so that i can go to my fact finding mission in san francisco. >> i never heard you say happily there are less lines for you. >> well when i am around there are less lines. >> this is the thing that bugs me, matt. aren't they kind of saying the passengers are fending for themselves? >> you have the door that protects the pilot. whatever happens is they are not going to crash the plane. is that it? >> kind of cool. >> in the cockpit it is like love american style. outside the cockpit it is the road warrior. >> since 93 or 707, i get them confused,

in texas he is considered a clay pigeon, bill schulz. and he is so british that his monicle wears a top hat, jonathon hunt, chief correspondent for studio b, b for bow day shoes. and the fox report on fox newschannel, channel. >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. and now back to this a-hole. >> right on. >> did you hear that? >> i thought i heard something. >> it has been happening a lot, and i am not sure where it is coming from. i don't know who to talk to because i don't know who that is. >>> all right, they have a degree, but they are no not free. it is the soil -- it is the symbol of our economy. college graduates who have moved back home in 2011 a whooping 45% of recent graduates were living with their mom and dad and that figure is 45% higher than in 2001. the report by a researcher finds if you expand the age range it is worse. about 60% more 18 to 34-year-olds were shacked up with their families in 2011 than 10 years prior. finally it is worth noting no young people are living in a crawlspace in my apartment against the

"red eye" sidekick, bill schulz is as pointless as ever. i recommend that he be replaced with a muskrat or raccoon. what is important is that they don't bite the other guests. "red eye" ambudsman's andy levy is faithful to whatever he does on this show. when he speaks i tend to tune him out. let's face it. not only am i the president of "red eye" i am a former ambassador and he is just some guy. and the state of adorable animal videos has never been stronger. while cats continue to dominate, dogs have made a tremendous showing in recent months. especially corgi's. i suspect that baby sloths will keep the cute factor at an all-time high. finally i would like to address concerns about what many refer as the leg chair. i assure you devoted viewer that the leg chair has never been legier. second, and i can't emphasize this enough, it is thought called the leg chair. so please when referring to the leg chair, don't call it the leg chair thank you, and may god bless "red eye." >> that was an incredibly powerful state of the union ambassador. it w

in stockholm he is a syndrome, bill schulz.nd i would stick my head inside of him for safety reasons he is the editor-in-chief. that's a copyright there. >> a block. the lede. and now the longest hour in television. >> must their dialogue be such a slog? rand paul got a haul after the tog-athon. eric holder responded by a letter. dear senator paul, it has come to my attention you asked an additional question. i wonder how he found that out. does the president have the authority to use the weapon niecessed -- the weaponized drone? the answer is no. that was kurt. so was his filibuster worth it? the answer to the question is no according to john mccain. >> the country needs senators who care about liberty. if mr. paul wants to be taken seriously, he needs to do more than pull political stunts that fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms. he needs to know what he is talking about. >> he wept back to his garage and tipping erred with his hand radio. for more lets go to the cat. >> that is a feline baster. >>

bin bill schulz like that. when did he do his flight? august 14th, 1901. to be my birthday minus the 1901 part. and i too like to get high. they call this the condor? from now on you can call this bill the condor. >> we are not calling you bill the condor. >> you will call my -- >> will not. >> you wul pit me on the cover. he is a guest host. >> if anybody thinks he really does that i will destroy every camera. >> you can call me the c man too. >> new drugs can help people live to be 150. god i hope that doesn't include bill. tess always five years like the wooly mammoth client. glacesy smith klein has drugs that will significantly boost the anti-aging enzyme found in red wine. testing is underway and according to one doctor the drugs would, quote, treat one disease, but unlike drugs of today would prevent 20 others. in affect it would low aging. tom first of all it is always the 2350*eu6 years uh -- the five years away. >> i was looking at this on "60 minutes". >> they are not saying it will slow aging. ineffect already means you are lying. >> and every t

in honduras he is considered a mango, bill schulz. and if hilarity was lottery winnings i would blow him on a snowmobile. next to me, sherrod small. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. i won't tell the cops if you let me out, greg. >> too late. does a red sphere hurt like a bully's jeer? they banned dodge ball and other human target activities over worries about violence and bullying. the wind and board voted to remove the pe perennial along with prison ball. shut up. a parent complained his child was bullied during a free for all. that sounds interesting. explained the superintendent, we spent a lot of time making sure our kids were violence free. we used games with children as targets. oh shut up. meanwhile, the ugly sport that is panda wrestling is allowed in recesses throughout the county. >> brutal stuff. sherrod, are we turning our kids into wo o -- woosies? is dodge ball a form of bullying? >> yes. i remember playing dodge ball, me and my boys, and we went hards. we used to call ourselves the headhunters. we targeted

. >> and bill schulz, aka, the condor. and next to me sherrod small. >> my hamster died. >> a block. the lded. that's the first story. get ready for the last, everyone. >> nice. will a government fix raise the price of twix? the usda is considering a sugar bailout by -- buying 400,000 tons of the stuff to limit supply and raise prices. the move would help sugar producers pay back government loans. but it would lift prices for candy makers like hershey, nestle and hershey which means americans would have more for their butterfinger. big sugar has long gotten a hand from uncle sam and it cost the country a few billion dollars and 20,000 jobs annually. in other words, per year. no matter what, fox news chocolate will remain free. stupid rat doesn't know it is 25 years old. lauren, hi. >> hi, andy. >> on the one hand you have people like the first lady, new york city's mayor telling us to be healthier. on the other hand government is subsidizing big sugar. please explain this to me. >> i can't explain all of the fancy financia

and in north dakota he is considered a virus, bill schulz. and if fierce commentary was a busted soda machine i would bang him for a diet coke. next to me, jaime mcguinness, that's gavin's dad. his son is a writer for street carnage.com. he should be proud. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. now let me out of here, greg. >> an old saw meets hee-haw. jim carrey's new video talks about big guns and small penises and blames a dead movie star for violence in america. the actor said in a statement, quote, i find the gun problem frustrating and cold dead hand is my fun little way of expressing that frustration. take a look, fans of taking a look. >> ♪ charl ton these stone movies are no longer in demand ♪ ♪ immortals melee forever in the stand ♪ ♪ the angels couldn't take him up to heaven like he planned ♪ ♪ because they couldn't pry that gun from his cold dead hand ♪ >> what dw -- what did he say? >> ♪ it takes a cold dead hand ♪ to decide to pull the trigger ♪ ♪ it takes a cold dead heart ♪ ♪ and as near as i can figure ♪ ♪ your plan y

congratulations to my sidekick, bill schulz. and if musical genius was a lua i would -- lieu would you i would do him on the beach in hawaii. andrew w kay, kay, kay, kay. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. it is a felony to keep me in here any longer, greg. >> no one can hear you. maybe they can. anyway, he is surly as a dad and twice as a cad. it doesn't fall far from the tree. sean penn's son was caught on camera slinging racial and gay slurs at a black photographer. hopper penn came unraffled as he entered a beverly hills office building moments after his paparazzi pop. behold those who behold things. >> are you kidding me? don't ever do that, dude. you are a kid. you are a kid. don't do -- what? that's the stuff are you teaching him, sean? >> hopper who is named after grain rock or trash issued a statement saying, quote, i was accosted by paparazzi and made to feel like an animal threatened and under attack. but that does not condone my own actions. i deeply regret my choice of words. ya, he wrote that. he sounds

meanwhile, best buy founder richard schulze has ended his attempts to take over the company. horse meat could soon be on the menu in the u.s. the u.s. department of agriculture is set to approve a horse slaughtering plant in new mexico, allowing horse meat for human consumption. meanwhile, in britain, tesco, nestlÉ, ikea, and, most recently, taco bell have admitted to selling beef that contains horsemeat. the irs is giving criminals an opportunity to fess up to bad behavior. the irs provides a line on all tax forms to declare any illegal income, including money made in drug deals. not many people actually admit to crime this way - however, cnn reports crooks are more likely to report the income if they have been caught or anticipate getting caught. the faa just can't shake this off. the latest viral video craze, the harlem shake, made its way onboard an airbus flight last month. the video, seen here, brought criticism by federal administrators, who say the dancing aboard violated safety standards. students say they had permission from the crew to get their harlem shake on. co

richard schulze ended his efforts to takeover the company. that news came as the retailer lost less money than feared during the holiday quarter, as it continues to turnaround its business. erika miller has a closer look. >> reporter: finally, some good news from the world's largest consumer electronics chain. yes, the company reported a big loss of $409 million in the latest quarter. but that's a lot better than the $1.7 billion it lost in the same quarter the prior year. but most analysts we pleased with the results. >> i do think the company has still got a long road ahead of itself. i do think they face very serious competition from the likes of amazon, costco and wal- mart. but i do think the company is in a better place today than it was a year. >> reporter: in addition, the company's founder richard schultze appears to have abandoned plans to buy the company, providing more certainty about leadership. investors are growing more confident current c.e.o. hubert joly's turnaround plan is working. among the positives in today's earnings re

according to liberals, these are racist dog whistles, which may be why only debbie wasserman schulz and hear them. obama has his own words. he says investments, and he means government spending. he says revenue, and he means taxes. in the dr. lincoln is library, and he means, "distract michelle. i'm going out for a smoke." remember, republicans agreed to raise taxes, and in exchange, we're supposed to be taking an ax to the budget. he wants to raise taxes again. remember this the next time some journalist asks a republican, cassette and are you saying you would not take $1 in tax hikes in exchange for $10 in budget are you saying you would not take $1 in tax hikes in exchange for $10 in budget cuts?" we are the indians and the obama administration are andrew jackson. we have been through this before. the democrats tripled the budget. it is not true that it was reagan's tax cuts that led to the deficit. the problem was for every additional dollar that came in to the internal revenue service, the democrats were spending another $3. then reagan's knuckle head of a vice president, the first

still no offer for best buy from founder richard schulze. no guidance for q1. >>> what a week for bill ackman after a credit downgrade last night. carl icahn adds members. >>> once again, dow attempting to march into the history books. the blue chips came within 16 points of that all-time closing high before finishing on the down side. february was still a win for the bulls. the dow rising for a third consecutive month. s&p and nasdaq each up for four months. meantime, that so-called sequester looms. at some point before midnight, the president is expected to sign the order that will slash $85 billion from the federal budget. about an hour from now, the president and congressional leaders will meet in a last-ditch effort to avoid those cuts, but it's not expected to bear any fruit. a lot of discussion, guys, about, all right, might not feel like an immediate emergency, but is it the frog in the boiling water slowly over time, will this show up in the regionals, jim. will stocks take notice? >> it should. because there's the way that this seq

. >> bill schulz, will ron and gavin mcguinea -- gavin mcguinness. that does it for me. same time tomorrow. the factor right now. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. >> tonight. >> no one in law enforcement in colorado. >> no one? >> editorial director of the denver posted talking about jessica's law but what he said is flat out false. what happens when the press colludes with the party. >> all i can say they are smears that begin during my election process. >> bill: more trouble for robert menendez. a grand jury to investigate him on corruption charges. geraldo has the latest. >> president obama is built a great time, a smart team. >> bill: bill gates still enamored with president obama. he wants to give him more power. does lou dobbs agree? >> 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. what happens to democracy when the press actively supports a political party? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it's widely believed that the national media in america is in t

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz.nd if thoughtful commentary was a new pair of nikes he would come in a cardboard box. news editor michael moynihan, comb your hair. >> a-block, the lead. that's the first story. >> oh ya. this will be good. >> would the world be gray if we didn't have to pay? sweden is one of the tax happiest countries on the planet. the average worker is coughing up 70% of his salary. i believe they paid an ikea coupon. but life would be characterized by blite according to this psa. >> that's without taxes. you are like a skinny good looking male model. in america, a country i happened to love, taxpayers don't bleed as much as swedes. according to a congressional report they were on pace to hit a record $2.7 trillion a year. that is $5.4 trillion half dollars. and we can't afford to keep the white house open to visitors. blame the sequester, of course. and a recorded message on the visitor's hotline couldn't be more morose. here is the recording you will hear if you call. >> thank you for calling the

according to liberals, these are racist dog whistles, which be why only debbie wasserman schulz and rachel maddow can hear them. obama has his own words. he says investments, and he means government spending. meanss revenue, and he taxes. he says dr. lincoln is in the library, and he means, "distract michelle. i'm going out for a smoke." remember, republicans agreed to raise taxes, and in exchange, we're supposed to be taking an ax to the budget. he wants to raise taxes again. remember this the next time some journalist asks a republican, cassette and are you saying you would not take $1 in tax hikes in exchange for $10 in budget cuts?"-- "are you saying you would not take $1 in tax hikes in exchange for $10 in budget cuts?" we are the indians and the obama administration are andrew jackson. we have been through this before. the democrats tripled the budget. it is not true that it was reagan's tax cuts that led to the deficit. the problem was for every additional dollar that came in to the internal revenue service, the democrats were spending another $3. then reagan's knuckle head of a vic

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a heineken he would be in a bottle. he would be at the funny bone this charlotte, north carolina this thursday and this friday and saturday. >> a block, the lede. that's the first stir. back to you. is dennis defending a men nighs? he is full of them since his visit with kim. and dennis rodman sat down with a mythical creature. not sure what it is. the tatood trans yebt spent two day -- transient spent two days with kim jung-un and he is a great guy. he is a great guy. >> a great guy who puts 200,000 people in prison camps? >> guess what. it is amazing how we do the same thing here jie. we have prison camps? >> this is all politics, what. >> guess what. guess what. and madonna's ex-boyfriend brought a special message from kim for someone special here in america. >> i sat with him for two days and he asked me to give owe bay you ma -- obama to do one thing smtion. call call him. >> he wants a call from president obama? >> he said, yes, if you can, did ennis, i don't want to do war. >> i'm starting to think rodman would m

there are two stories surrounding best buy, the founder richard schulze who worked with private equity to try to take the company private. he is out. that deal is not happening at least for now. the second thing they're doing better at sales of after two years of dwindling sales at the holidays, they're doing better. that is good news. back to you. lori: nicole, thanks as always. ashley: february a good month for automakers with february posting gains. the real hot market is used cars. that is if you get hands on inventory if you're a seller. we have a co-owner with more on lengths he has had to go to keep used cars in stock. doug, thanks for being with us. you have experienced this first-hand. why is there such a shortage of used cars? >> well it is a pleasure it be on the show, the reason there is a shortage, 2008, 2009, 2010, we only sold ten.5 million new vehicles year. we were trending 17 million prior to that in 2007. there is huge shortage of vehicles. this year there will be approximately 20 million vehicles available under seven years of age. normal i it is about 24 million. w

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he knows getting the facts like i know double knit tacks. they never went out of style. >> a block. the lede. that's the the first story. >> they are getting more and more personal every day. the news hit like a punch to the stomach with a fist made of knives. and those knives made of smaller fits. ryan gossling is taking a break from acting at a time when america can't get enough of him. in an interview with the ap, the actor said of his craft, quote, i have been doing it too much. i have lost perspective on what i am doing. 24 is hard to read. i think it is good for me to take a break and reassess why i am doing it and how i am doing it. i think this is probably a good way to learn about that. then he added the more opportunities i am given the more i learn about how easy it is to "f" it up. >> you fight for freedom and then you have enough rope to hang yourself. i do have so much freedom. well this news has sent ripples of shock throughout the nation. it is all but overshadowin

and in texas she considered a belt buckle, my sidekick, bill schulz. everybody is in red today. if fierce commentary was tuna fish he would come in a tiny n cay. gavin mcguinness. writer for "street carnage" and street carnage.com. >> get ready for the least informative show, america. >> he gets more and more mean every day. >> is it defeat for enemies of sweet? well, a judge has cut michael bloomburg down to size. if that is possible. invalidating the ban on large, sugar redrinks a day before it is supposed to go into affect. the tipping lig -- tingling junior says while a gloomy bloomer said he is totally in error, and that the city will prevail on appeal, here is the mayor speaking to reporters after the ruling. >> sir, you want to do the saming as -- the same as everybody else and identify yourself? >> didn't even know his employees. the ban goes as planned. they woulden force it during the restaurant -- they would enforce it during the restaurant enforcement. they pound on an extra ounce and what does husky puppy think? i agree with husky puppy completely. gavin, you are a

it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so british he sneezes tine thee double decker -- sneezes tiny double decker buses. he is kind of vein if you ask me. it is not just a company, but varney and company on weekday mornings on fox business network. >>> should our gov focus on love? a democraticesswoman, is there any other kind introduced a bill to create a department of peace building or dopb as i like to call it. it would be a secretary of peace building and deal with domestic issues like gun violence and bullying and then take on international conflicts and then craft classes because we love them. anyway, she says, she invest hundred of billionses each year in the pentagon in war colleges and military academies and our defense university to develop war tactics and strategies. now we they'd that investment in -- now we need that investment in peace and nonviolence. i agree. speaking of international conflicts. >> stewart, it was the peace caw mad me and that sounds awesome. >> i am in favor of peace so long as

jedediah, schulz, gavin, jesse, that does it fore moo. i am greg gutfeld. see you next time. off. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> he said everybody write jesus on bold letters. he said everybody put it on the floor. he said stomp on it. >> bill: a college student in florida says he was kicked out of class because he would not disrespect jesus whom he believes is god. and all over the country secular forces are intimidating students. we have a factor investigation. >> the last two presidents could conceivably been put in jail for their drug use. >> bill: senator rand paul wants to decriminalize marijuana. another one of his libertarian views. is mr. paul the future of the republican party? karl rove will weigh in. >> the guy had a knife in his back for three years. he must have worked at nbc, too. >> we begin this half hour on a more serious note. >> bill: also, two big stars on nbc under intense fire. jay leno may be fired and matt lauer is getting hammered all over the place. bernie goldberg will have analysis. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone

and in hawaii he is used as a condiment, bill schulz. and he is so sharp he burps throwing stars. sitting next to me dennis prager from the nationally sin do it cayed -- syndicated talk show host. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. and now a show guaranteed to put you to sleep, america. >> can they win without ho chi minh? "the amazing race" the show and not the swedes was questioned on taste after contestants went to han noi, vietnam for a pitstop. teams were tasked with memorizing a communist song performed by kids in front of the ho chi minh. >> this requires east -- requires performance of the song dancers will reveal the word of the celebrated song. >> ♪ >> it is like one direction. >> it is like "glee" with starvation. competetors then had to match the lyrics to propaganda posters outside. later, they were forced to visit the b-52 memorial in ha-noi which is a site that has a shot down american bomber. >> they must now make their way to the b-52 memorial, the site of the wreckage of a b-52 bomber shot down during the vietnam war. and it is where they will find the

and mily -- my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if comedic side ducks came as a sidedish he would come in a bash. bag. >> and now a one hour pile of garbage. >> was it an honest mistake or a message of hate? a greek soccer player, is there any other kind, has been banned for life for his national team after celebrating a game-winning goal with this nazi salute. go -- he initially claims he was merely pointing at a pal in the stands. and then later he didn't know what the gesture meant. the 20-year-old issued an apology noting, i want to clarify i am not a neo nazi or racist. i had a step brother from puerto rico and my family is from the black sea and have experienced racism in the worst ways. i sincerely apologize to everyone i insulted and not knowing exactly what i had done in my celebration. nonetheless, the fact that i did not know what i was doing is no excuse. i think somebody needs to show this bigot what celebrating our differences is all about. >> if a cat can learn to feed a dog, can't the racists of the world get al

. >> bill: bill schulz. he brushes with a head hodge and garringles with mr. pibb.rmy special forces member kerry. should children learn a hook from the little redbook? on friday a day of the week barry the department of education website quoted the murderous former head of the chinese communist party. yep, the kid zone page of the national center on education statistics posted these words to live by in their quote of the day column. "our attitude towards ourselves should be satiable in learning and towards others to be tireless in teaching. ie. kill gun. the government rebound sight quickly removed it replacing it about this, sorry there is no quote of the day but if you look at it says sorry there is no quote the of the day. >> i bond fer they wrote that quickly. that is how i live my life. there is no quote of the day. a department it of ed spokesman acknowledged the error saying this feature which automatically generates one education related quote per day from a database of quotes last updated in 2007 has been temporarily suspended. i guess because since 2007 t

i have no idea what that means, but my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if fierce commentary was a rock concert, thousands of young sweaty people would enter him sitting right in front. next to me, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." congratulations on that. you ran out of posts. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. and now here is fat head mcrankey. >> i didn't hear anything. normal. >> he is a man without a band. but michael bloomburg is not giving up. new york/mayor/-- new york mayor/nag. bloomy discussed with a boob named david letterman. >> for the first time in the history of the world, more people will die from overeating than under eating this year. i think it is incumbent on government to tell people what they are doing to themselves and let people make their own decisions. our job is to educate people. >> yay, starvation across the world is eradicated. nobody is dying of starvation. letterman who reads chimed in that corporate food industry is to blame. good for him. >> it is so

. >> bill schulz, will ron and gavin mcguinea -- gavin mcguinness. that does it for me. o'reilly fr is tonight. >> no it isn't. this is justice. >> that has nothing to do. >> bill: righteous anger. when do good people have the right to display their tempers in public? we will take a hard look at that intense question. >> look. stop the bs here. >> the president has always been very respectful of the view of the republicans in the congress. >> bill: oh, really? maybe that statement is not as strange as it sounds? put it to karl rove. >> the laws we have cover issues and actually stronger than jessica's law. >> you actually don't have strong laws. >> bill: and the denver media rallying around the liberal politicians who oppose jessica's law. and in the process, they are calling me a bigot. bernie goldberg will sort it all out. 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. righteous anger. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the sad truth about life is is

jedediah, schulz, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. i will stair at you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> on easter morning peter was off again only now he was the easter bunny. >> bill: a bunch of school districts across the country banning the word easter. that's right, easter. easter bunny, easter eggs all not acceptable. but why? we have a special report and laura ingraham will weigh in. >> i am offended for the people of my district at the university of tennessee having sex week. >> bill: big controversy in the volunteer state over the university paying for student sex week. we will take you to the campus for a debate. >> -- you can have the car and everything that goes along with it it. >> bill: what about the devil? on the heels of the satan bible mini series controversy. what are judeo theologies now teaching about the prince of darkness. >> we make mistakes we call it evil. when god makes mistakes they call it nature. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill

. >> thanks to ann coulter and bill not the condor schulz. i'm andy levy. we will see you tomorrow night. tuesday. until then, have a great night. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [cheers] there is a brand new pope he is he from are argentina. we will tell you all about him and take you orome. [speaking italian] >> we don't have an immediate crisis in terms it of debt. in fact, for the next 10 years it's going to be in a sustainable place. >> bill: is that true? is a debt that may approach $20 trillion before mr. obama leaves office sustainable? we have a factor investigation and debate the issue with bob beckel. >> you are not protecting the kids from sexual predators and and passing jed can a's law. >> bill: colorado speaker of the house openly gay politician. "the denver post" called me a homophobe bigot. the man who wrote that will be here tonight. >> you are lucky o'reilly wasn't here today, sir. >> bill: also tonight, dennis miller on government waste and that could be brutal. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor be

>> doing karaoke with bill schulz after the show last monday. >> which one this. >> you don't even remember? >> elton john. >> don't go breaking my heart. >> karaoke is bill's roommate. >> i thought it was a she. >> who ever he, she, magical. >> had thank you. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. i'm shepard smith. have a good night. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> we have very strong laws, stronger than jessica's laws. >> you actually don't have strong laws a guy molested 10 kids at a day care center and only got two years in prison. >> you are lucky o'reilly wasn't here today, sir. [thunder] >> bill: state of colorado won't even vote on jessica's law. one man is preventing the vote. jesse watters caught up with speaker of the house, mark ferdino. >> you have been pushing gay legislation, pot legalization, you are not protecting the kids from sexual predators and passing jesse's law. why is that? >> bill: a factor investigation. colorado's shame. >> this is america we are talking about at a critical time. fiddling. >> bill: mitt romney upset about the ongoing budget chaos

a great quarter now bringing schulz on board. helping this year, the worse last year.he worst performers in the year 2013 and then something that we talked to yesterday. iron ore, mining, the demand is going forward. j.c. penney continues to struggle and frustrated shareholders. came on changing plans again and again and again. meantime the big loser. ashley: thank you very much. tracy: all right. red states beating blue states in attracting new job creators. the latest battle in this ongoing war, and he is here next ashley: first, take a look as some of the day's winners and losers. that there up 39. to collect some of those winners and losers on the nasdaq as we head to break. we will -- we will be right back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it'so clos to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ tracy: on to that red state blue state battle over attracting american busines

a big part of that is that richard schulze who founded the company was going to buy it back.the brick and mortar stores we go to are dealing with. people come in the store, look at the stores ask questions about products, but ultimately buy the products from their smart phone because it has the product for cheaper. best buy announced a couple weeks ago an end to showrooming, rolling out a policy beginning this sunday march 3rd where they will price match a number of retailers including amazon.com, walmart.com, apple.com. these are the retailers that have historically stolen sales from a number of retailers, not just best buy. >> i'm confused about this. how do you go to access this comparison? >> a lot of people are using different applications. they're on their smart phones and there's multiple ways that people can go. they can go to amazon.com and say here is something i want to buy that's in store for $10, but on amazon it's $8. there's a lot of analytics on which companies are going showroomed the most. bed bath and beyond is the biggest. >> i remember when target was mat

dick schulz has rock star status in best buy.ll china operations as well as in europe and lastly i would say it's terrific vendor support which continues unabated. >> hey, allen, i have a question for you. i was reading a competitor's note and one stat stuck with me that best buy gets every year a billion visitors to their online site and they're only able to convert 1.3% and what sort of leverage does best buy have in terms of conversion rates and how much do you think same-store sales can be lifted that best buy can put into place, possibly? >> you're right. the numbers are staggering. 1 billion eyeballs go on the best buy site a year. 600 million people walk through the doors of a best buy store annually. quite frankly, best buy has done a poor job of converting those people. what we have said and you're right, 1.3% conversion rate to earmark that against competitor, amazon has a 4% conversion rate. for every 1% that best buy have on conversion rates you're talking about an incremental $250 million in operating income. so it's

. >> it seems like the turn the in the shares began when schulze emerged.ll be able to use his expertise and deep knowledge from within. do you agree? >> i agree. the other thing is he is chairman and has two board seats he's unlikely to sell his 20% stake in the company. it's nice to have the soap opera behind the company. it was a distraction for senior management and employees throughout the organization. now they can focus on the turnaround at hand. so we have cost cuts. you say they're the tip of the iceberg. you have competitors like amazon, and then we have e commerce and the cfo who changed the game on that front. which is the most important to pay attention to? >> i would say in the near term it's going to be the cost cuts because that is very within the company's control. the other thing we will see is better top line performance. particularly given a price match program and also trying to improve customer service in their stores. >> all really interesting points. rick, i'll turn to you on jcp and ask if there's anything positive that you're seein

though, releasing a statement that says the deadline has passed without an offer from founder richard schulzeen expecting. the company confirming that. you do see that stock trading up by about 6.5%. that's largely because of the earnings that came in better than expected. $1.64 versus the $1.54 the street had been looking for. they also talked about comps that were a little better than had been expected. joe? >> some guy says i use the "f" word. i say we're talking trillions. and he said i said it's blanking trillions. 21 years, i'm going to say that? i said we're talking -- we're talking trillions. if the market slshs >> you may not enunciate clearly. >> if i ever decide to say that word, you will know. >> and you'll remember. >> washington trying to reach a compromise on deficit reduction in time to avoid the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester. joining us david walker, founder, ceo and president of thecom back america initiative, also former comptroller general of the united states. i wish you were here -- you got to come in and you got to be here for a long time. but just, we

incarceration of poor people of color in the united states is paramount to a new caste system, one that schulzoung people to decrepit schools and brand-new high-tech prisons. it is a system that locks people into a permanent status, it is, in my view, the moral equivalent of jim crow. >> booktv's first online book club with michelle alexander. you can watch or online at tv.org and read the new jim crow. join us live online at twitter and facebook with your questions or comments on the new jim crow. >> i would like to move to the role of publishers. it used to be that publishers would take care of all distribution and production and provide the advance. the series of services let them take a very hefty cut. now, you don't need production because you can print it on the web and you don't need an advanced because it doesn't cost that much to write. you don't need the distribution. so what is the changing role of publishers in this world where production and distribution are starting to be taken by different technologies? >> there is a lot in there. i actually disagree some bird the production and