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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >> what are you saying?uption? >> no. there were some bone head decisions. >> not mass corruption? >> not even a smidge of corruption. >> president obama saying there was no corruption in the irs when it came to targeting conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. new evidence suggests the irs knew what it was doing as far back as 2012. an e-mail from the treasury department's ruth madrigal says, don't know who in your organization is keeping tabs on c-4s, i've got my radar up. this seemed interesting. other than sparks flying, what is going to come of this? let's start with you. you were following the hearing this week. what did we learn that we didn't know before? >> the obama administration has this line that there was no corruption, no targeting, all caused by low-level employees in the cincinnati office of the i are everyone s who didn't understand a confusing law on confirming 504 c-4 groups. >> we learned something that contradicted that this week? >> yes. the entire contradicted that. we fou

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if you can't afford yo medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.re investigating a widespread hacking over you may -- utilits today is the passwords but joensuu is not the latest company to be breached. it is the threat to their stocks as well? >> this is very difficult along with a target and neiman-marcus is the frequency it is just more and more often. every time the user goes on-line it is that experience if it is positive it is great but if it is negative maybe they will have second thoughts and ultimately thats the effect of the boom line is a profitability. charles: i think target's stock hit the 52 week low you have to believe this scenario is so embarrassing it has to hurt the bottom line. >> not only embarrassing but disturbing because the whole internet is under attack all service provider are subject to being attacked. yahoo! e mail drop 5,273,000,000 users globally i would be concerned if my user name and password were stolen because they use those for other products and different connections. it is very disturbing. charles: we're not

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. time to spread the sheets where we take us a different look at a topic on your mind to first make them laugh then they will cry but cutting to obamacare this video will make you think. ♪ ♪ may be not dolly parton but with advertisements like this will get people to laugh and think about health care as a cost of our jobs and the american work ethic? >> right. it is difficult to sit down and watch a half an hour of television without seeing pro obamacare d to sign up with the marketplace and opponents of obamacare counter those ads and in this case making a pretty funny music video about the effe on the economy. neil: more or less they are saying because of the health care law more workers will become part time and that is just part of it. >> right to. and a lot of people will not take the time to read a report from the cbo to show how obamacare would eliminate 2.5 million jobs from the economy. but a few people can watch a video that is a few minutes longer funny and educational that i

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >> cupid or just stupid?chool, the latest to stop the sweets on valentine's day. cupcakes are out. carrots in. official says it's in the name of promoting healthier fare but are they going to far? but mom and nutritionist is loving this. tanya? this is the way you want the world to be. miserable, right? >> we can isolate it and make it about this one holiday but -- >> you're destroying all holidays. >> be consistent with our messaging, and considering that children receive 50% of the nutrition during the school day, it is important that we are offering them nutritious food, and giving them candy for every holiday, every birthday, is inconsistent. >> stacy. >> okay. so, here's my idea. instead of the schools banning candy on valentine's day and then what's next, halloween, where they'll make them bring in pumpkins and squash, houston -- how about they have a letter writing to the fda outlawing fructose and teach the kids a lesson. >> you're a lawyer, aren't you? >> yes. a lawyer and a mom, and my kid eats orga

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if you can't afford yo medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. ♪ lou: well, here is so fun.who belongs in the hall of fame. with a great pleasure. welcome of foreign the past five years the national liberal media has been tweeting president obama as obama's qaeda. things are changing. some of those in the national liberal media are taking out their obama rose : glasses. listen to new york times executive editor and obama acolyte jill abrams who said this yesterday. journalism about sensitive national-security issues is effectively being criminalize to , and they're real freeze is setting into what had been up to this point a hlth the e bween sucd urnasts th f th imes to aliras ariearlier this month that obma's white house is the most secret white house she has ever covered. i don't know what has gotten in to her, but she is clearly in the midst of some kind of conversion. mary she picked up a copy of of people and took to heart some of what i said about the national media failing the american public. listen to this excerpt from the people the audio book. most of outiol mdia

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if you can't aord your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. lots are saying is too much. putting her on the back cover of "sports illustrated." did you check out who isn the back? and flip it around she can be found on the internet. >> this is how passionate but there is a good point. >> some of you apparently thought we were with ovkill but i want to you to decide if i doubt if she stays or goes. news you can use. you might find justin peters tactics which is bigger than the taxman because the media is more interested to use videos the of the white house scandall. if this is over the top peter beats benghazi? really? the data em duschiky why he cannot deny how his friends are misguided. his hair amazes me by the way but we go crazy to get video? >> then showed them going after anyone with half a dozen scandals. >> you could throw a dart at the board. benghazi, and "fast & furious", nsa, silencing the two-party, irs, maxine waters and shady banking ties, and media phone records and a lack of reporting on the ballooning deficits. jay leno had a

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> our next guest has been running business nearly two decades, it changed in 2010 after filing for tax exempt status for the group true the vote and keen street patriots. she answered questions before a house committee, detailing her situation last week. >> in the first 20 years of business, did they visit your place of business? >> no, sir. >> never once? >> no, sir. >> after application. >> yes, sir. >> did the atf come to your business? >> no, sir. >> they came a couple times after you filed the application. >> yes. >> in the first 20 years of business, did the irs ever audit you? >> no, sir. >> after your application did they audit you? >> many times. >> did the fbi visit? no, sir. >> after the application did they visit. >> six times. >> joining us, katherine engelbrecht, great to have you with us tonight. listening to congressman jordan go through that list, your answers, that is stunning. did you turn at any point to your congressman or senator and say wait, this has to stop. >> you know, it is funny. when it's

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.escue that makes me think that elan musk should tweet them a big old thank you, after the cars were in flames thousands of supporters of the popular hybrid took to the web to say they so hot on the car. now opposition reaction when abercrombie & fitch retailer got it for the boss saying that wrong people were shopping in his store or wrong size women wearing the company's tights, the guy with the burning cars still cool. to larry levin and jimmy lee on lesson learned in. learn? >> you know, i will say it seems that tesla is good at handlin ing social media, they had a lot of people who really were worried 'these situation with the fires, they retweeted those. and on other hand abercrombie & fitch they did not do a good job of controlling their situation, and really made a lot of people mad with the meanness inside them, you see reaction, and in both situations. neil: it is remarkable you look at these examples how they were treated, and on social media, says a lot about the base of sup

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> impact segment tonight out herelos angeles. i get "the new york times" delivered every morning as well as "the wall street journal" and "the l.a. times." on page one of the new york paper there's an article about a recent chris christie town hall meeting. the article heavily implies that christie was under assault from his constituents at that meeting. i called my people in new york and said, hey, look at the videotape. i think they're throwing things with christie. i think they're hitting him with sticks. we couldn't find any evidence of that at all. take a look. >> when you go home tonight, would you please destroy all your bruce springsteen cds. he's not a friend of yours, governor. >> you see, the cds can be destroyed. i have it all on my iphone now. >> now, most of the questions were about hurricane sandy relief, not the bridgegate -- so-called bridgegate scandal. new jersey resident and fox news guy lou dobbs, i set that up just the way it happened. i was going why wasn't i told about this riot where christie

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >> they are hungry. >> give them foodyou bring us. >> our father in heaven, feast for us. how much more will he give to you? put god first and everything else will follow. if you hunger for righteousness, you'll be filled. through me. >> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity" we bring back our special studio audience >> i just like to thank mark and roma for quality. film making so gorgeous and beautiful but beyond that and importantly, you can feel the power of god here from clips we've been able to see. not only quality film make whiching is important because as we know, christian films have kind of lacked that a little bit in past years. noft knot to say anything bad about them, "fireproof" number four at the box office and hollywood is woah, what happened? hollywood has seen the light no, pun intended but now we have quality and power of god. thank you. it's magnificent. >> from a political perspective, i want to comment you're tieing it into what's happening in israel today. it's important that we understan

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp. >>> the white house is still tryingillion jobs lost because of obamacare is a good tting, a happy thing in fact. as we have also reported to you, they are even trying to say obamacare isn't disincentivizing work but that is exactly what the officer of the congressional budget office says obamacare is doing. that's not all of the bad news contained in the cbo report for this white house. the cbo also projects the deficit will also increase to 1.1 trillion over the next decade and economic growth will be slower and lower because of oba obamacare. the cbo also projects our interest payments on the national debt will nearly quadruple over the next decade, from $233 billion this year to almost $900 billion by 2024. nearly a trillion dollars. most of the money will be going to china. i've been writing and reporting on these issues for years now. and i deal with them extensively in my new book "up heaval" listen to this excerpt from the audio book. >> as our debt increases so does our obligation to china. the people's republic

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca y be able toelp.ant coverage of these security breaches at target and neamen marcus and all those who say i overplayed and it not one person lost money. for all of those who say it's a sign of our times and not the end of times and that i shouldn't be devoting so much time to these stories, may i share this story? it's a scary story. it happened back in april of last year and it's only coming to light now. an attack on a pg & e energy substation in san jose, california. it started about 1:00 a.m. on april 16th, when someone we still don't know who, entered an underground vault and according to abc, started cutting underground cables. shutting off service to one community. but wait, it gets better and scarier. a sniper, we don't know how many, but you heard me right, snipers then reportedly opened fire for 19 minutes, ultimately clo knocking out 17 transformers, no big deal? well it turns out those transformers will steer power to much of silicon valley. they knee what they were doing, meticulously, su