sherrod touched upon it.evel they have to go into and the level of risk for the early trial us if you like. there have been huge strides made and i don't know if anyone had a family member who had parkinson's and it is a horrific deal. >> it is awful. >> it is. if there is science that can assist with that, i think that from what i am lead to believe the science at the moment does not prevent it. i think it is a good thing. >> it may be coming in the future. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is "red eye" at fox news.com. and do you have a video of your animal doing something awesome? click on submit a video and we may use it and then i will have an orgasm. coming up, an over weight orgy. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," greg is back. gists -- guests includes michael shea. >> mike! >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> he came home to an overweight orgy. i speak of a new york city comedian who thought he was renting out his apartment to a man with family visiting. he lef

they will go out and be like sherrod. sherrod makes the big money now. he has a show on fox. >> andy, you think the school will sit still for this? >> no, they already said they will appeal this. even if the appeal upholds you know this is going to the courts. you talk about unintended consequences, what if the school says, fine, we are not giving scholarships. >> then you have to pay with the salary they give you to pay for schools. >> that assumes you make the team. i am saying if schools decide, you know what, if the scholarship is what determines this, we are going to stop giving athletic scholarships. >> there are more money for kids who don't pay sports. >> it is interesting because what you are saying, the scholarships do have a monetary value to them. if you wipe that away the kids are working -- some are training 40 to 50 hours a week. the question is when are they studying. these are their jobs. >> it is a job. >> and they can't have a job on top of what they are doing. >> you can't have a job off campus when you play for a team on cam -- campu

special thanks to joe app, shaw -- joanne, sherrod, andy levy.t the orchestra in virginia. it sounds awesome. >> i am going. . >> you can come and stay at my house and it is the high yet house. >> bye, everybody. tonight. stay with fox news channel. i'm off tomorrow night. here's huck bee. >>> the barack obama administration pushes for military budget cuts. will our shrinking military be ready to fight off future attacks? >>> and harry reid says obamacare nightmare stories are made up lies. >> there are plenty of horror stories being told. those tales turned out to be just that, tales. >> trying telling that to a woman who lost coverage for our cancer medication. >>> plus arizona's governor vetoes the state's religious freedom bill. >> i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has

>> what about sherrod?> this is a war on women. >> agree with her or not, she is a historic figure. she was the first african-american woman, first african-american woman national security advisor. he disagreed with the policies that took place while she was there. she represents the american dream. i think that nails it. the problem is as jedediah says, everyone is in lock step and they believe the same thing. they can't stand the fact that there are people who don't agree with them. >> you can't go and fight the government for free birth control and all of the things they are trying to do now and then bring someone as strong and independent and self-worthy as conde rice to speak in front of the students. you have been four years in a school telling you you are never going to make a it and you can't do it unless you have the government do it for you and then you bring conde up and you see conde say i can do it and i can do it with my parents' help. >> don't mix condoms and rice. >> that's what it was. that

sitting next to me is my chocolate teddy round and your lightning round diva, sherrod small. >> hash tag jedi! >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, you real hot.

it is the one man who is behind all of this is sherrod.doesn't want a twitter army he wants an emoji army. >> interesting. >> you know what to say here. >> he was on yesterday and hosted. >> you were saying in the green room you will be boycotting the emoji. >> i just don't like sherrod. >> there is eggplant. >> maybe put your toys away while i try to run a show. >> i am trying to -- >> he is showing me a whole chain. >> there are photos on here. >> tucker, save this segment. >> i can't. i was wondering what an emoji is. >> says the guy who says i don't know what an emoji is. >> it is like america is slipping away. >> you know what as uses them all the time? fox. according to a report amy winehouse who died of a drug overdose in 2011 may be coming back hologram form. he is planning to use the same technology that he used to bring 2pac. he said, quote, with an orchestra and her hologram she can take to the stage and tans can see her with the legend gary hits. is this a good idea or slimy person. >> they said she wants her art shares with th

the reason this bill has such a diverse group of bipartisan backers to democrats like sherrod brown and republicans is because these hubs represent a great example of how the federal government can create hubs in a hands off way. these first hubs i mentioned, in these instances the federal government is getting terrific leverage. there is a moore than one to one match from private states and local partnerships in existing hubs, partnerships i might add that have national reach, giving the hubs the potential to benefit not just their immediate regions or their immediate communities but the whom country. general dynamics and honey well are two of the partner companies in the youngstown, ohio, lab and researchers from other universities like arizona state and florida state are collaborators as well contributing their knowledge to the great work of these hubs and bringing back to their labs and their communities what is being learned through this common collaborative work. the kwrupbgs town and raleigh hups now -- hubs are about more than those two cities. the hubs we would create, we would

but i'm told that in this month she's actually taken to the road, she's going to raise money for sherrod brown of ohio, and senator al franken out in minnesota. one of the first forays we're seeing her make. some buzz about her possibly running for president in '16. she told me she's not going to do that. >> they always say they're not going to do it, then they go to those very important states. curious. >> we talked about how the senate map is expanding out to blue states. watch for the air war begin to intensify there. americans for prosperity will go pretty heavy out against mark udall in colorado next week. democrats are going to start to begin more heavily in these efforts to define these republicans as extreme, out of the mainstream and unelectable in these states. this is going to be sort of a shift in strategy in the coming weeks. >> no one loves that more than the tv stations. peter. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal has faded a little bit from the 2016 conversation. he was in new hampshire friday speaking at a fun st. patrick's day related event. bobby jindal quietly laying so

sherrod small will be hosting because i will be in colorado giving a speech. interesting.y, should he still be on our bill? that's the topic of tonight's "red eye" debate 2014 live from the" red eye" debate center. >> back to "red eye" debate center. i'm greg gutfeld, host of the "red eye" debate center. should andrew jackson be removed from the $20 bill? he was our seventh president, but they say he killed tons of people and made a fortune as a slave trader which is bad. he thinks having his face on the 20 obscures the legacy writing. no historical figure is perfect. i vote for gary coleman. baker, i will admit jackson does seem like a scary dude, but weren't we all scary back then? jay everybody was scary. it was a tough time. you had to be scary our didn't survive. >> exactly. >> excuse me with this trail of tears. in thinking about it, maybe there should be a rotation. let's put teddy roosevelt. he was terrific. he was a great president. he did a lot for conservation. let's get him on. i wouldn't mess with the icons. i wouldn't mess with washington or lincoln. maybe we

i thought that was sherrod. >> you are a racist. >> i totally understand what the league is doing. i do believe it is better to be a black face mask than a black face mask. >> all depends on where you put the hyphen. >> have a video of your animal doing something? click on a video and we may use it. a sexy mug shot. my favorite story of the night and we do it last. >>> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> she went from mom to mean. megan simmons was internet famous after this dui mug shot went viral. now she is going after the company that introduced it. she is adorable. she was the subject of suddens of means. they offer background checks of criminal records and using it for financial gain. if i can only express my concern to you somewhere quiet over dinner. you kept your mug shot hidden all of these years. she is flattered by this, right? >> that's the thing. she is suing -- she is so outraged this is out there, but meanwhile, back in april she was milking the publicity and told huffington post she would pose for playboy if hugh hefner called her. >> how many kids does

sherrod discusses "racist kitchen appliances volume one." why won't kiss be performing at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. a story hannity refuses to cover. formulated with a skin energizing complex, it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface. because energized skin is younger looking skin. ♪ let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. they wear make up, but they won't make up. >> they wear makeup, but they won't make up. >> huh? >> the band kiss is having issues with who should play at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. gene simmons and company inducted in april. they won't perform at the ceremony. the lineup entering the hall its original, simmons, paul stanley, and peter chris, but two left the band a long time ago and replaced by two guys. nobody can agree who should perform. chris calls it disgraceful. freely says members shot dow

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consistently and it's unfair to put them in the same bracket as somebody who's in three or four months area sherrod on the verge of getting a job that she hopes will get her off benefits but until she does she's at the mercy of a system that's supposed to help but is increasingly hindering norris myth r.t. . because a reporter it's next. that this comes from the heart you know i've never even seen him in person for me this is the image of a hero the world's first cosmonaut everyone knows his name but few people ever knew the man was yuri gagarin's iconic first spaceflights the product of good fortune or destiny. was constantly fail to land struggling he could see the grounds in school they started throwing punches at it what it there was a turning point. going to. worldwide investigation the fishing industry reveals the hidden in troubled waters of fish fun. to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole world growing profit defeats officials inquiry furthermore health restrictions. i don't. really know what's inside the. detail fish. on our teeth. i was

this is the fellow you will see here on the screen, sherrod brown of ohio. >> i think the public investor should know that i am their advocate, that i have -- and i say the track record, because it is good to give them something concrete to look at, and i think i was extremely, exceptionally aggressive against large institutions, against ceo's, senior executive types, and before that, i was in the private sector, where i started. i have that track record. i am the same person who, in this instance, if i'm confirmed, the american public will be my client, and i will work as zealously as possible on behalf of them. >> thank you, miss white. >> he voted against you, but he was the only one. how did you do that? >> i don't know if i can say on c-span. [laughter] >> you had 97 or 99 votes? >> it is public service. nothing is more satisfying to do. i'm an independent person. i am a registered independent. i am not a democrat or republican. i do not come with a preset agenda as to how things ought to come out. i just try to do the right thing, to protect investors as well as i can. i think my pr

i'm sherrod small and filling in for greg gutfeld who is in colorado speaking at an events.pe he brings back some of that good, legal stuff. until then, this is black eye, baby. now, welcome my guests. tonight, you know him and love him and, yes, ladies he is in the leg chair. make it loud. it is andy levy. jojo, you know who she is. she is here every night. she is funny, smart, give it up for jojo. and sonny johnson here, yo

also been a springboard for some other notable politicians including senators jay rockefeller and sherrodrown as well as arizona governor jan brewer. kentucky secretary of state allison grimes is hoping to move up to the u.s. senate by beating mitch mccconnell. nose names aside, secretaries of state are usually the most powerful people you don't know in state government, particularly when it comes to elections. although the duties vary from state to state, in most of them the secretary of state is the chief election official. they typically oversee the election process, train workers, interpret election laws and in some cases investigate fraud. and while they don't often make headlines, when they do, it can have huge implications. for that reason, at least three organizations, two on the democratic side and one republican, have been set up by national campaign veterans to try to defend secretary of state seats or beat back opposition. of the 27 seats up for grabs, 18 belong to republicans and 9 belong to democrats. now, the republican super pac alone is pledging to spend $10 million on th

i am a fan of sherrod brown in the senate and elizabeth warren. >> jamie dimon?k that is the word for it. >> do you look at the new bankers of wall street as being less sinful? lessons are some learned after six years. citigroup has got the right idea. morgan stanley has got the right idea. i do not think it ever got through to goldman sachs or jpmorgan. heroes, you do have some heroes. you do not have enough. come back andto talk about the concentration of capital. that is a major concern, concentration of deposits. "the seven sins of wall street." part of our twitter question today. what is wall street's biggest sin. tweet us @bsurveillance. what is wall street's biggest sin? watching "bloomberg surveillance." >> bob ivry identifies seven of them. >> competition between german automakers revving up. we will tell you who is winning next. ♪ this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu with tom keene and adam johnson. some company news starting with alibaba. buying a stake in china vision buying a stake in china vision media group, giving the commerce company

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what this means to me -- and i think that sherrod wrote a great article about this a couple of years were couple of months ago, he said the real problem here that we should be focusing on is balancing trade. that the trade deficit should be the focus because once you deal with trade -- to stop the outsourcing -- and including tax policies to incentivize production in the country. that will be the goal to help us have a national strategy and help people. >> do you want to respond to that? >> i appreciate that comment, thank you. a couple of things i want to add is the picture that you are painting, in very dark colors, is actually a little worse than you suggest, in terms of the outsourcing. there are a lot of companies that outsource and i actually have their staff tell me that they outsourced when the case was not very strong. wall street likes hearing this -- there is no reason they should have ceded the furniture industry. the other issue, i just want to tie into that, is that -- it was related to your comment. you do have industrial politics, we have a very subsidized -- financia

institution which might be a great signal because i think there are -- i don't want to say this with sherrod not in the room, but he continues to make a point that it would hate for us to wait until we have the moment of crisis to fully feel whether we fully got it right. i think showing strong evidence along the path, because i do think you have -- i've been concerned about arbitrary asset caps, and you have tools that you could use in advance of a crisis might make some of us more assured. one edit oriole comment. second edit oriole comment. and following up on what senator manchin said, i think we felt strongly as we went through dod frank but putting the $10 million cap on the regulations that didn't fall below on the smaller institutions, i think it was good in theory, the challenges has been as best practices get built into the regular mindset even though there may not be a legal requirement for additional regulatory obligations for the smaller institutions, i think it has become kind of best practice model. so i know earlier on when sheila bayer was head of the fdic, there were job ow

consistently then it's unfair to put them in the same bracket as somebody who's in three or four months area sherrod and on the verge of getting a job that she hopes will get her off benefits but until she does she's at the mercy of a system that's supposed to help but is increasingly hindering norris myth r.t. . a capsule carrying two russian cosmonauts and an american astronauts has now successfully brought the international space station crew back home to earth all of caught often sort of. who landed on the step of kazakhstan and they made history as the cosmonauts who took the soft cheek twenty fourteen olympic torch up into space right now all those who were in the soyuz capsule all happy and well earlier there had been reports the landing could be put on because of bad weather but though it all went ahead as planned and everyone's happier for it let's get into the r.t. world update now and some other global headlines for you in brief the turkey the streets of the city of travelers on turned into a battlefield during football fan clashes squads of riot police brought in to calm the crowds viole

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