this moving in congress it would be preferable to trying to pass these piecemeal states as the tim carney senior director of strategy to free press thank you so much for joining us welcome. the internet is certainly one form of expression so as tom was protesting did you know that it is legal in all the three states for women to protest topless it is not considered a form of indecent exposure those states where it is illegal are you tall indiana and tennessee many females in europe have actually found it to be an effective form of protest or attention grabbing at the very least so should american women take off their tops to take on an issue that they care about laura harshness of the resident donna back question to the big. new york city it's legal for ladies to protest topless so where are the boobies this week let's talk about that part of the body even though it's legal it's still private. but don't you think that would draw a lot of attention to the cause yeah but then again you know the trucks are all growed sometimes too but it attracts you there. i would get all of this is would y

tim carney has an even better plan that will not only save money but keep the services flowing. what say you, mr. carney? >> i think the post office needs to be forced to compete. whether we privatize the post office or just keep it as a government agency, this will drive efficiency. this obviously would mean something bad for the postal union, but right now it's illegal to compete with the u.s. postal service. >> well, some would say fed ex and ups competes with the postal service, and they're making a profit. >> yeah. they are making a profit, and they can compete with certain aspects of what the postal service does, but if they tried to deliver a letter and charged less than $2.50, that would be illegal. if they tried to drop it off or you wanted to set up your own postal service in some part of manhattan and drop it off in somebody's mailbox, their own property, that would be illegal. there are federal laws to protect the postal service from competition. that's part of what has subsidized all these big union pension benefits. imagine the profits from the pree-mail days were

outfront" tonight cnn contributor and republican strategist anna navarro who signed the brief and tim carneyitical columnist with the washington examiner. tim, there are big names on this and even people, jon huntsman when he was governor of utah had been in support of civil unions but going in favor of gay marriage is even another further step for someone like him to take. does this help or hurt the party? >> well, it's actually going even further than just supporting gay marriage. they are saying that a state does not have the right, the voters of a state do not have the right to determine what marriage is but in fact, that the constitution somehow requires it accept gay marriage. i think going that further step, endorsing the federal court action, is what could hurt the party. there's disagreements on gay marriage, the republican party should have disagreements on all sorts of issues. that makes a party stronger. but trying to move it away from the power of what the people vote for and put in the power of the courts, that's harmful. >> by your logic, if people view it as a civil rights is

my friend and muck raker tim carney says whenever the government gets involved in a new business the well-connected always win. this is a classic example of this. this company owned by a mexican mobile giant 'tise 'tis of -- advertises incredibly aggressively saying do you want a free phone. if this program takes off the company is set to take in $100 million a month from reimbursements from the government. martha: it raises questions about a growing entitlement society as well. the gifts from the government is a way to keep people unempowerred. >> this goes to obama's core philosophy which we heard in the second inaugural and nancy pelosi who called unemployment a jobs bill. positive liberty is when the government gives you stuff that lets you be all you can be. that's what obama talked about in the second inaugural. he said all these programs liberate people to be entrepreneurial. my suspicions if you give them free this, free that. it doesn't make them entrepreneurs but it makes them dependent on the government. martha: thank you, jonah. always good to see you. he's a poet and doe

as tim carney from the washington examiner notes, this white house is infested with lobbyists. call them lobby its. a lot of people in the mainstream media all that is required for obama to be honest about pledge to keep lobbyists out. bill: thanks very much, jonah. stay out of the clinton bedroom by the way. i don't think you're invited. martha: there you go. let's move along shall we. bill: we need ad chuckle. martha: exactly. how about this one? a store owner in his 80s took on two hammer-wielding robbers. what happened after that? stick around. oh my. bill: also a big day at the vatican the world bids farewell in one hour and ten minutes to pope benedict xvi. we'll be there live. stay tuned everybody. a lot more coming up. [ male announcer ] how do you make america's favorite recipes? just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. or best-ever meatloaf. go to campbellskitchen.com for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. did you know not all fiber is the same? citrucel is different- it's the only fiber for

jay carney will be holding his daily briefing at 11:30. coming up, timnior editor and juana summers with political proceed. the full court press. stay with us one more hour coming up. >> this is the bill press show. [ music ] >> well, what do you say? it is wednesday, february 6th. great to see you today. welcome, welcome to the "full-court press." coming to you live on current tv, all across this great land of ours, this beautiful wednesday morning, bringing you up to date on the news of the day and giving you a chance to sound off about it by giving us a call at 866-55-press. and yesterday, in the white house briefing room i was there, president obama coming in to call on congress to do something, take some action to avoid those massive across the board cuts to the pentagon that kick in march the 1st called the sequester. the president telling them if you can't pass a big bill to fix the whole problem, at least pass a little bill to delay the sequester for a few months t john boehner said no way. we are not interested in cooperativing. the party of no