but it doesn't put the taxpayers of iowa at risk. it makes it not only the right decision for life but the right decision for law and the right decision for our constitution and our 14th amendment and makes it the right decision for the taxpayers. when we look at the ell economy, i remember them bringingal bill into the state legislature that wouldn't require all of the health insurance policies to cover contraceptives. and one of the arguments they made, we need the labor force too much. well, that didn't fit to my analysis at the time which is why i remember it. instead, we need babies that will go to work in 18, 20 years. and we to need to sustain ourselves in our society. i tell young people constantly, good people need to have a lot of babies and raise them right. if good people raise their babies right and have a lot of babies, there will be enough people to have to do the work and create the job for others and people will carry their share of the load instead of riding in the wagon. that's what saves this society. in any case,

with the pro-life community within iowa. i could always count on scott being at the center, the nexus of the communications on who was thinking what, who was saying what and helping to inform us in the spreadsheet we put together to whip the votes. and also on that list would be rom the family leader -- well, bob van der plotts, who i campaigned a lot with. we worked together to vote three supreme court justices off the iowa bench. he and his team at the family leader, including chuck hurley, longtime friend, danny carroll, former representative, were stellar in their efforts in focusing on how we would pull the votes together in the iowa house. and then we had -- there are 32 organizations in the iowa pro-life coalition. those are the organizations i recognized scott valencia that kept his finger on that pulse but many are people i worked with for years, going back 20, 30 years on this issue. i am so proud of the work they did. and our former majority leader here in the united states house of representatives, tom delay, made

i pointed out to her that my first debate on the floor of the iowa senate took me 7 1/2 hours before i got my bill passed. it was official english, by the way. it was a long, hard slog, to quote rumsfeld. but hers was entirely different. i thought there would be six, seven, eight, 10 hours of debate. and she brought the bill up, made eloquent opening remarks, rebutted a few of the remarks that were made on the other side and 24 minutes later, the vet went up on the board, 30-20, independent voted also and his name is david johnson, voted for the heart beat bill in the iowa senate along with all 29 republican senators. 30-20 on 24 minutes of debate and it rocketed over to the house of representatives and once again, i had the misconception of thinking to

some of them in the middle of this, though, jack witfer, who is the leader in the iowa senate and i mentioned amy sinclaire, the chair of the subcommittee and the floor manager in the senate. but senator brad zahn, whom i've talked with a lot and grown to admire and i appreciate his drive. he doesn't hesitate, doesn't equivocate, he strategizes and acts upon it.

that's what the iowa peace community decided on the bus back to iowa. a small story, nobody knows who first came up with the idea of black armbands. but john told me it was a descendent of herbert hoover. very distant cousin or defendant descendent who came up with th this. students, couple who were on the bus and many met afterwards decided in two days in december of 65 they would wear black armbands to class. you say big deal. you may not just be a big deal. but and 65, particularly after the first young man from des moines died in the war, to wear a black armband was considered quite an affront. by my estimate there were only about three dozen young people who wore black armbands on those two days in december of 18000 students in the des moines schools. not very many. attention focused on three of them who became the main plaintiff. mary beth tinker who was in eighth grader, john tinker who is a tenth grader, and christopher eckardt was also a tenth grader. they wear their black armbands. chris turned himself in at the beginning of the day, he walked

five of the six individuals representing iowa in washington are republicans. republicans will take control of the full legislature in january. the outcome of tuesday's election has left many iowans feeling fearful about the future of this state. so iowa, after the 2016 election, coming to this new reckoning. we are a red state now. and you can feel the sort of implicit next question. is that a permanent status? is this who we are now forever? but there followed an interesting twist in that story. a state senator had unexpectedly passed away right before the november election in 2016. iowa scheduled a special election to replace that senator and they scheduled that special for about a month and a half after the trump/clinton presidential election where iowa had gone so red. this is interesting. they actually scheduled that special election right in the middle of the holiday season. they scheduled it for two days after christmas. and it was expected that a democrat would hold on to that seat. that district had voted for hillary clinton by 17 points. but when they

we just had the iowa ticket at first and had to go to trial knowing only about that ticket without a evidence that we would have preferred to have at the time. yet we were able to win that case, secure a couple of guilty verdicts and at that point we had a tip from someone in texas who told us that eddie tipton's brother had won the lottery in colorado about ten years earlier. we went to going from there for each successive ticket. >> martha: you knew after the first case when you got the hint that there was probably more, that if he had done it or pulled it off the one time, and it is interesting when you talk about all of the people that he worked with at the lottery organization, they looked at the video and help to you guys find him, right? and they were shocked that this guy that they worked with could be pulling this off. >> yes, it is an incredible story. people said things like, it was like finding out that my mother was an ax murderer, was the quote from one of his best friends who had worked side-by-side with him for over a decade. people were very blindsided by the idea th

the iowa aclu is now suing to block the measure from taking effect july 1. this is planned parenthood of the heartland spokesperson erin davison-ribbey. >> functionally what we're looking at is a ban on abortion before most women are many women know that they are pregnant. around the six week mark. whenhen you look at abortions are typically performed, for planned parenthood as a provider, 99% of abortions, more than 90 numbers and of abortions are performed after the six week mark. so this is almost entirely a complete ban on abortion in the state of iowa. amy: meanwhile, in south carolina, democratic lawmakers used a filibuster to defeat a republican abortion ban that would have prohibited as many as 97% of abortions in the state. this comes as a federal appeals court ruled last month that an indiana abortion law signed by vice president mike pence when he was the state's governor in 2016 is unconstitutional. the law restricted a woman's ability to seek an abortion, including in cases where the child would be born with a disability. well, for more, we are

the state apart? >> a lot of discussion in iowa about this bill. the six weeks at that first fetal heart beat, some women don't know they're pregnant yet. that's the point of the sponsors of the bill. >>> ahead, the two black men whose arrest as the starbucks have reached a settlement with philadelphia. why both men are taking only $1 each. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. so take audible with you this summer... on the road... on the trail... or to the beach. start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime, and your books are yours to keep forever. no matter whe

five of the six individuals representing iowa in washington are republicans. icans will take control of the full legislature in january. the outcome of tuesday's election has left many iowans feeling fearful about the future of this state. so iowa, after the 2016 election, coming to this new reckoning. we are a red state now. and you can feel the sort of implicit next question. is that a permanent status? is this who we are now forever? but there followed an interesting twist in that story. a state senator had unexpectedly passed away right before the november election in 2016. iowa scheduled a special election to replace that senator and they scheduled that special for about a month and a half after the trump/clinton presidential election where iowa had gone so red. this is interesting. they actually scheduled that special election right in the middle of the holiday season. they scheduled it for two days after christmas. and it was expected that a democrat would hold on to that seat. that district had voted for hillary clinton by 17 points. but when they back

pursuant to house resolution 891, the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. king: thank you -- > the house is not in order. the chair: the committee shall be in order. members will remove their onversations from the floor. the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. king: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume and i bring this amendment, amendment number 55, to help supplement some of the good programs that are already existing within the existing farm bill and what it does is, it allows drainage districts to also compete for equip money along with the irrigation districts that exist in the country. i have worked in this arena for a lot of my adult life and there are roughly 2,000 drainage districts in the state of iowa but the important part of this is this, that we're concerned about water quality and water management and nutrient management. and we have developed technology that allows for, when a producer goes into a patt

the iowa governor's office says it will be represented by the conservative anti-abortion law firm at no cost to taxpayers. >>> some sports news the celtics with the furious second half comeback beating the cavaliers in the eastern conference finals. boston outscored them en route to the 107-94 win and a 2-0 lead in the series. lebron james did all he could do and more. 42 points and a triple double. game 3, saturday in cleveland. it will take a furious comeback to get cleveland back into this series. >>> okay, the big question this morning on social media -- as you know, romans, is it laurel or yanny? you decide. >> laurel. laurel. laurel. laurel. >> social media hopelessly pulverized by this audio clip bringing back memories of the dress, a photo in 2015. no one could agree if it was white and gold or blue and black. look, it's laurel, romans. i'm -- >> i don't hear it. i don't hear it. >> i'm losing my mind over this. >> i hear yanny. >> this started to trend last -- >> gold and white and yanny. that's what i see. what do you see? >> i see the opposite. i hear the opposite. >> real

a grain embargo on the eve of the iowa primaries. d imposed a whole range of sanctions and inaugurated what was called the carter doctrine saying to the soviets any penetration in the gulf will be met with military force. and so i wanted to put all of these positive things on the record as well as dole honestly with the problems that we had. host: our guest is stuart eizenstat. he is joining us from new york. we'll get to your phone calls in just a moment. in the book title "president carter: the white house years." and let me follow-up on some foreign policies that you just touched on. and in the bock, you write with regard to foreign policy, "carter was the first american president to make human rights a central feature of his foreign policy. his was the anti-this of the nixon-ford kisner concept of balance of hour." and you take that one step further. no one can draw clear line between the collapse of the soviet union and the human can you paign -- explain? guest: yes, steve, i can. for him, human rights and foreign policy was the

yarmulke as a result thousands of jews are leaving france and moving to israel seventeen year old the iowaplans to join them after finishing high school she believes that the future in israel is the only safe option but she has. yeah i agree up here in this suburb of paris bus as soon as she graduates from high school she's moving to israel where she would have to do military service. as a practicing jew she no longer sees any future for herself in france. i was a thief of course there used to see myself as a french woman of jewish faith back but now i just feel like a jewish woman that would denounce anti-semitism is getting worse now my mother won't even let me wear a star of david my mom the only solution is to move to israel and its presence and well that's it think if she proudly shows us photos of her big sister who's already done her military service in israel. yeah hopes to follow her example and leave the victim role behind that she feels forced into in france yes mother said she had to take a daughter out of the public school and send it to a private one the anti semitic are stil

i was at the iowa state fair and donald trump landed on his helicopter and the reporters were taking bribe rides and he s giving the kids ride connecting to the working man but the helicopter was a big hit. hillary had a helicopter and it became the symbol of how out of touch she was like you're supposed to be on a bus and she chartered a helicopter and it was like a for years we used a helicopter as a symbol and its like donald trump landed a helicopter and everybody thought it was great. like do you have to have a penis to pull off the helicopter? [laughter] and she just chartered it. it blew my mind how they were covered in such a different way. the chapter is called a tale of two choppers but i hope that is informative. i hope the way we cover the candidates and they perceive candidates you will realize the double standards that existed. i don't know if that answers your question. >> it affected the way the team responded. i think people around her thought they would be harder on her in some way to prove that we are not in the tank we would be tougher on her to kind of prove some

but if you are in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats or socialists or self-described socialist anded are you a capitalist and i say yes, but with appropriate regulation and accountability, that probably gets lost. oh, my gosh, she is a capitalist. kennedy: you can add that to a long list of other things. the list goes on and on. does clinton have a point about the democratic party having changed? my party panel is back. i never thought her as a capitalist. this is someone who doesn't understand business and is resentful of other people's wealth. >> i will give her credit for one day we'll look back on hillary clinton and the democratic party and say, wow, those were moderate. but this is another thing -- kennedy: bernie and elizabeth are so young. >> the future of the democratic party. kennedy: joe biden is 75, bernie sanders is 76. >> i have seen younger faces on money. he looks 112. he's selling social i am when people are literally eating zoo animals in venezuela. a lot of chum. what is rum paying her a speech? it can't just be the people hiring her. no one really cares. when yo

melvin. >>> the medical examiner's findings showed otherwise. >>> rumors were flying around the town of boone, iowaafter emily fazzino's death. family and friends thought alex fazzino had killed his wife. >> they just kept saying over and over, he murdered her. he murdered her. >> the whispering started almost immediately? >> yes. in a day. >> you're a murderer. >> that's what they were saying. >> and not just a murderer. emily's sister ammie told investigators alex was also a mobster. did you sigh that alex and his family are in the mafia, in organized crime, and that women who try to divorce their way out of the fazzino family wind up dead? >> that was information that emily had told me. >> ammie doesn't realize that of my mom's six siblings and my dad's one sibling, there have been 11 divorces. >> those people all still alive? >> they're not all still alive, but none of them were killed. >> but they weren't murdered. >> right. >> so the fazzinos are not some hooked up organized crime family. >> no, and i resent her saying that. >> alex insisted the allegations were ludicrous, and that's also wha

the area sparking this house fire. storms packed with large hail and damaging winds. in walnut, iowa, darwin holtz riding out the storm in his shed as its roof peeled off. >> when the lights went out, i looked out and that's when i seen the roof gone. >> reporter: and david, here in kansas city, storms are expected to fire up here overnight. obviously, that's a very dangerous time for tornadoes to hit. david? >> gio, thank you. rob told us this was coming last night here, it's now here. >> reporter: it is. and we've had two tornadoes touchdown in the same county that had that monster ef-3 in kansas. we have watches, right in the center including kansas city now until 1:00 a.m. intense storms here. the tornado threat around oklahoma in through eastern kansas for the most part. damaging winds, through kansas overnight. heavy rain through chicago. tomorrow, we extend it again, kansas city, springfield, down through dallas texas. look at boston. some severe weather across the northeast, with record highs today, we do it again tomorrow. 90 degrees in new york, philly and d.c. feeling like

>> probably, it's hard to know but, if you are in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialistsr self-described socialists, then i answer you and say yes, but with appropriate regulation and appropriate accountability. you know, that probably gets lost in the, oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> you lost because you had a terrible vision for the future, and barack obama had 13 more a million more americans to poverty and the food stamp role, and we are doing much better now. we will always be fair and balanced, but let not your heart be troubled. there she is, i got the football. this is a hannity original football. >> laura: i have one question, is that a regulation sized leather football? >> this is a hannity football, it's unique. >> laura: . my 5-year-old could catch that football. i want a big football made in the united states. >> i will sign one to laura and graham. take it over, i have great show. >> laura: raymond through it, i

changes we are now far more prudent in our missions we've increased the firepower we've increased the iowa sarcastically we've increased various response times and what this is done is is allowed these teams perhaps to not to do the tempo that they would like but it provides adequate and more resourceful force protection measures the pentagon went so far as to prepare a very detailed video showing exactly what went wrong one of the big issues is they couldn't get them help it took about an hour and a half for a drone to give surveillance above the sight of the embers it took more than five hours for a helicopter to evacuate them including the wounded those are all issues that the pentagon says are now currently being addressed music streaming service spotify has removed hip hop artist r. kelly from its place it's part of the company's new policy on hate content and hateful conduct r. kelly's music can still be found on the app but it will not be actively promoted a recent social media campaign has called for a boycott of his music following years of sexual assault allegations can find more

iowa and cover hillary clinton? i was like, sounds great, i'm riding that to the white house. so i go to iowa, and i didn't know anything about american -- i mean, i knew very little about american politics because i'd been focused on japan for a couple years. i'd herald of this guy -- i'd heard of this guy, barack obama. years later i told one of hillary clinton's top aides i didn't know what a caucus was, and he said is, that's okay, we doesn't know either. [laughter] i learned this whole, i immersed myself in american political reporting, and it was kind of as foreign to me as japan was. and then flash forward several years, jill abramson, the executive editor of the times at the time, put me on the hillary beat in 2013 in the lead up of her covering her running for president. so that's a little bit of a back story. you know, i've -- since this book has come out, i know you can't write about hillary without there being some controversy, but it's made me see how many open wounds there still are about this campaign and how many questions there are. so i just hope my decade of

. >> if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists and i'm asked are you a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and with appropriate accountability, you know, that probably gets lost in the oh my gosh, she's a capitalist. greg: here's the thing. on this one she's right. we're in a midterm year. you know who's doing a lot of campaigning for the candidates? bernie. but also look at the popular issues. universal college access. $15 minimum wage, identity politics galore. hillary the capitalist was right for once. the democratic party is now the socialist party. here's their new campaign video. >> sharing is awesome. democrats 2018. greg: terry, i hate to admit that she's right. but in yo if you blame everybod, you're bound to be right once. >> hillary clinton is not a capitalist. she's an evil lord. she's not a real capitalist. but it's funny that her explaining that she was take. taken down because is true. 44% want to go to socialism. they've been indoctrinated. the ones that smoke weed every day yeah, man, authority sucks. she did lose because she's

. >> we told you about the iowa congressman who introduced a bill named after libby schaaf. >> reporter: once again, california and its leaders are being targeted. >> how is it that these cities and the state of california? >> reporter: the latest is the il republican steve king calling for the libby schaaf act. >> i can tell you that i know a lot more about keeping my community safe and some congress member from iowa. >> i think what libby made was a political calculus and a moral choice. >> reporter: this san francisco professor says that libby schaaf is gambling her future on that eventually her stance on immigration will be embrace. but she says in many ways, those outside of the state see california as not ahead of the curve, but out of touch with the rest of the country. >> it is partially partisan politics. california is a very democratic state and went congress is controlled by republicans and the white house supposedly controlled by a republican, that california would be an easy target. >> reporter: dragon california is a quick way for some to build their conservative credibili

i need principally tom miller was then the attorney general of iowa and myself and the then assistant general for antitrust, and his name as you know, joe klein. at the time, jack was doing wo work, really extraordinarily able work and microsoft representative here but he was virtually alone and the company was run in seattle and it was at that point very much under the control of the view of washington that predated the present level of disillusionment shall we say and content. he had very little o use for antitrust enforcement or washington, d.c. and his view may have been well-founded, but we asked for a serious response to some of our negotiating proposals. we felt it wasn't a positive response and we spent about a week going back and forth, almost a week, about for working days working with his general counsel at the time, seeking to avoid litigation and that effort waif thateffort was not successe went to court and encountered a lot of skepticism about whether antitrust law could be applied to the internet age, whether this new form of technology should or could be subject to th

the same attack initiated by bernie sanders. who came within one percentage point of tying hillary clinton in iowa, a state where about the democratshey are self-described as socialists. those numbers are national. if you look at young democrats. i think they are confusing socialism with populism of the trump, bernie sanders style which is really about speaking to an economic need in a nation where the opportunity for progress has been diminished because of income inequality. >> kimberly: all right, being stormy daniels' attorney doesn't appear to be enough for michael avenatti. his big plans next. this is laura. and butch. and tank. and tiny. and this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace. laura can clean up a retriever that rolled in foxtails, but she's not much on "articles of organization." articles of what? so, she turned to legalzoom. they helped me out. she means we helped with her llc, trademark, and a lot of other legal stuff that's a part of running a business. so laura can get back to the dogs. would you sit still? this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace and this is where life meets legal. if you have moderate to seve

and may not have official results yet but two major exit polls suggest the emerald iowa will repeal its constitutional ban on abortions currently abortion is only allowed when a woman's life is at risk but not in cases of rape incest or fetal abnormality the references to vines of the nation provoking strong emotions from both science. i don't believe we have the right to kill a baby in do womb and i would call it baby. may not call it baby and. if the exit polls to match the result the irish government has said it would legislate by the end of the year to allow for abortion up to twelve weeks with medical consent. for more we're joined from a vote counting center in dublin by joan collins she's a member of the irish parliament with the independents for change party representing south central dublin john welcome thank you so much for being with us now the predictions right now is that i. and we'll repeal the constitutional ban on abortions this is really a historic choice what are your thoughts. that it's a very significant day for our nation it's a very some bridge a further nation and

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the means of production and other states. for example california's regulations we have inspectors traveling around iowa measuring the key chance in iowa. states are prohibited gestation crates but they prohibit the importation into their state of me produced in a fashion they disapprove. that goes on to many other things and it's getting worse. this is something that came about eight years ago the violation of the commerce clause of the constitution. exclusively reserves to congress the authority to regulate interstate commerce and the states are free to regulate intrastate laws but we do say if you regulation outside the state ponders any of come to congress. founding fathers wanted to free trade zone. they knew states will put up trade barriers they do not have the commerce clause in there. so they drafted the commerce call to inhibit trade wars. i've been a strong proponent of free trade. when i go to them now were vulnerable to this accusation, you don't have free trade between your own states, how can you call for free trade between nationstates. with this amendment we do restore pretrade between the states. last time it

i learn may not have official results yet but two major exit polls suggest the emerald iowa will repeal its constitutional ban on abortions currently abortion is only allowed when a woman's life is at risk but not in cases of rape incest or fetal abnormality the referendum's divided the nation provoking strong emotions from science. i don't believe we have the right to kill a baby in do with and i would call a baby in the will oldest may not call a baby and. if the exit polls do match the result the irish government has said it would legislate by the end of the year to allow for abortion up to twelve weeks with medical consent. ok shaping up to be a momentous day in ireland let's cross to dublin now join. us for standing by for us there bill good give us a sense of the mood in the country what sort of reactions have you been seeing and hearing so far. here i am where the council where dublin votes are being counted many campaigners have gathered and i've seen tears of joy for example from a group of ladies suv gathered together they've all had crisis pregnancies they've had to travel ab

but i mean, if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists or self described socialists say i'm a capitalist but with appropriate regulation and appropriate accountability, you know, that's -- that probably gets lost in she's a capitalist. >>. >> laura: one sentence? >> she told the truth, good for hillary. she stumbled across something that is true. >> laura: up next, michelle malkin exposes the sinister groups masquerading as non-profits trying to silence conservatives and brent bozell looks at the tactics that tech giants are using to sensor conservative speech online. >> laura: you know michelle malkin as a fierce champion of free speech, particularly online. well, tonight, she's going to shed light on the dark forces behind organized efforts to silence conservatives. great to see you. i think it's so important, michelle, for the people watching fox tonight to see and understand what this all is really all about. and i want to start with george soros. he has funded left-wing groups as you've pointed out, the center for american progress. i think we have a graphic; th

the iowa state fair mitt romney got into some hot water when he said corporations are people.n. >> corporations are people, my friend. of course they are. eric: does he have a point? corporations provide jobs, benefits even when doing the correct thing under business. >> that is right. that's part of the recent corporations have the constitutional rights of people. they have been fighting since the earliest days to combat regulation that her corporations and inhibited them from making money and turning a profit. often these rights are beneficial for ordinary people, too. for instance, corporations at the forefront of efforts to breathe life into constitutional provisions including the first amendment, freedom of the press can equal protection, due process, search and seizures. corporations have been at the cutting-edge although the row role has generally been hidden. eric: some people are criticizing corporations. a lot of people on the left would, but "the wall street journal" had an interesting perspective on this. let's look at this. those denouncing the court for such brok

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conaway: i yield a minute to the gentleman from iowa, mr. king. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. king: i appreciate the work. first thing i'm happy about it it has protect interstate commerce language in it. and well accomplished and protects and preserves the commerce clause. we can't have states regulating interstate commerce. this restores it. that's item number one. in title 1, we have in the bill, we protect the p.l.c. program and improve and protect the art program and we protect the crop insurance, all of that keeps our families on the farm and if we don't have that, our fluctuations take them off. we increase funding for the m.a.p. and the foreign development program. and that's the vaccine bank that is in this bill. putting work into the snap program is an important component. all work has dignity and honor and good start for what we need to do to get a better turnout with our welfare programs that are here. i thank the chairman puting the bill on this floor today. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance

but i mean if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists or self subscribed socialistif i'm a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and accountability that gets lost in the oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> sean: you lost because you had a terrible vision for the future. and we're doing so much better now. that's all the time we have left this evening. we'll always be fair and balanced not the destroy trump media. there she is, i've got the football. >> laura: you have the -- >> sean: this is a hannity original football. >> laura: is that a regulation size leather football? >> sean: no. this is a "hannity" football. this is special. i don't copy other people. >> laura: my 7-year-old can catch that one. i want a big football made in the united states. >> sean: i will sign one to laura ingraham, best wishes, sean. >> sean: all right. take it over. have a great show. >> laura: throw it to me. raymond threw it. i don't know if

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but if you're in the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists or self described socialists and i'm asked are you a capitalist and i say yes but with appropriate regulation and appropriate accountability, you know, that probably gets lost, in the oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> all right, ben, one sentence? >> she told the truth. good for hillary. she stumbled across something that is true and she said it. >> she was bundled up quite a bit there. >>> up next, religious liberty, the white house and donald trump. what he did today. stay tuned. most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. flonase. this changes everything. announcer: victory is coming at the kenneth copeland sacramento victory campaign, may 31st through june 2nd at the sacrament

. >> if you are in the iowa caucuses, and 41% of democrats are socialists or self-described socialistsrobably gets lost in, oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> tucker: she's definitely a capitalist, that's for sure. nice job, it's 1-1. you versus the injured griff jenkins. question three. nearly ten years ago george w. bush was making his farewell visit to iraq when a man took off his shoes and threw them at president bush. the man who threw the shoes is now embarking on a brand-new career, what is it? >> griff: i could guess thatch one but i would be afraid to do so. >> tucker: you have toay the buzzer before guessing. >> tucker: a new career for the shoe thrower. >> brie: i'm going to guess where he is a p/e coach or baseball little league, something with children. >> tucker: something for the sporting world where you have to throw things. to the tape we go. >> this is the man that took nine months in prison for taking time to pick up his shoes, take them off his feet and throw them at the president. the throwing to president showing great reactions. he is now running for office. in

. >> the iowa caucuses and 41% of democrats are socialists, and i'm asked are you a capitalist and i y yes with appropriate accountability. that probably gets lost in the oh, my gosh, she's a capitalist. >> neil: what did you think of that? >> i think she's still trying to figure out what went wrong, what happened. >> neil: do you think she's a capitalist? >> sure. she supports capitolism. she supports the system. she believes in capitalism. >> neil: she and her husband are very rich. are you a capitalist? >> i believe in capitalism. she lost the bernie sanders voters because he's a socialist. that is a key phrase that would have won new hampshire, would have helped her with the younger voters that think capitalism is a bad word. >> neil: she might be right on that. politically, especially in the go-round in this next election. you can make an argument that even breathing that word is not acceptable. >> it's true. a capitalist did become president. she was eventually the nominee in the primary. it was about her assuming that she would be elevated to the presidency instead of working h

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