this is a fundamentally unamerican thing. we have to ask ourselves, why do we allow this in the first place? okay. maybe it happened. maybe mistakes were made. how do we hold people to

and c.i.a., believe that they endorse unamerican techniques and tactics?y upon them to keep the country safe. >> okay. the democrats are saying the interrogation program unamerican, but it is okay to drone people. we asked you what you thought. barbara on facebook said, the drone attacks are much worse than the c.i.a. interrogation tactics. >> kevin on facebook said this, enhanced interrogation is more of a counter terrorist technique than dropping bombs. it provides information that allows us to stop terrorist attacks. >> we don't capture anyone anymore and as dick cheney said last night, if we got zawahiri tomorrow, we wouldn't know where to put him or talk to him of the 81% of you expect isis to attack the u.s. with or without this exposure of this democratic senate intelligence report. here is the poll and there you had a chance to see. >> plus another question was, if an isis terrorist is captured on the battlefield, where should we put him? well, about 60% of you say put him in gitmo, which means the president really shouldn't close it even though th

the president appoint john brennan and james cowan to cia and fbi if he believed they endorsed unamerican tactics? >> i can tell you he fall noose the same category as mr. brennan in terms of somebody whose advice the president is pleased he can rely on to keep the country safe. >> the architect of the program says it was less harsh than what the obama administration has done. >> to me it seems completely insensible that slapping ksm but send in a hell fire missile into a picnic and killing granny and killing everyone is okay. >> the u.n. is demanding intel officials should be charged with war crimes. >> all right, thanks, doug. that brings us to look who is talking. vice president dick cheney slamming the cia report saying dick cheney needed to be done to deal with ter ris. >> i guess part of what really bugs me as i watch all of this process unfold is the men and women of the cia did exactly what we wanted to have them do in terms of taking on this program. we have to use enhanced techniques and find out who has -- khalid shaikh mohammed who killed 3,000 americans taken down the world t

of the coke brothers. >> they are clearly not unamerican. >> this is a horrible strategy.t me ask you, this is the end of the year, we look back and talk about what democrats should have done. i wonder, because everybody is so negative, i wonder if democrats didn't blow an opportunity by actually going, they should have gone positive. this is what we did. the economy was going over the cliff. we saved it. you got health care reform. your little 6-year-old girl that has a pre-existing condition now gets health care service. by the way. >> growing up. >> the mid-west the economy saved, when we say gm, we could go on and on, unemployment was, is now below, i know 7% going down below 6. we killed osama bin laden. on top of that, unemployment is not only down the deficit has been cut by over half. like there are so many things that democrats could have done if they had dared to be positive. >> i have said this all along and it starts with barak obama. for some reason, he will not take the victory lapse. he will not take that megaphone, if i were selling this president. it's win

i pledge allegiance to -- i wrap myself in the flag of the united states against anything unamerican just part of the distorted pledge of allegiance one teacher is forcing his students to recite. yes, we said the teacher at a university. that story coming up. >>> and then they're incredible men like this. >> how are you? >> good. >> soldier reuniting with a boy he saved from certain death in afghanistan. he shares his incredible story live next. >> awesome. ♪ ♪ '? >>> time nor news by the numbers. let's start here, first, 60%. that's how much air fare for holiday travel is expected to jump tomorrow. ticket price also remain high through new year's. steve is shocked. and next, 15 days until christmas, and some people in chicago have to start christmas shopping all over because this grinch caught on camera stealing packages from an apartment building. and finally, $140,000. that's how much santa would make annually if he was paid. figuring out the bulk of the salary would come from his role as an industrial engineer running the toy workshop. thanks. >> i love that. >>> this is a soldie

. >> stephen: their entire programming is so unamerican.eal or no deal, pick a side. >> right, you got, you are really wising up, colbert. >> stephen: i wise up because i sit at the foot of 9 master. instruct me. have you ever tried going undercover as a secular progressive infiltrating, because i think if you went undercover as a secular progressive -- (laughter) >> stephen: okay, this would play in san francisco, okay. >> absolutely. >> stephen: you could get a job. >> more than a job. >> stephen: on pelosi's staff. >> i could be elected mayor of san francisco looking like that. >> stephen: would you sign this for me? >> no. >> stephen: all right. maybe later? >> got it. >> stephen: who has got the best parking space over at fox, you or hannity? >> hannity has a really good parking space. >> stephen: he does? >> yeah. >> stephen: did you take him in a fight. >> i don't want to fight. we're irish guys. >> stephen: you are irish guys, you don't want to fight? (laughter) >> see this is a cliche. you don't want to -- hannity would kick my but

assassination of north korea president and in a strong statement jimmy kimmel called the cancellation "unamerican act of cowardness that validat terrorist actions and sets a per fewing precedent." dow jones had biggen three years surging more than 3 0 0 points to end the day. the federal reserve indicated it is in no rush to raise interest rates. o up 421 points today or 2.4%. that is the l 1-day gain since decemr 2011. nasdaq and s&p also finished on very positive notes today. >>> it appears that the taj l in atlantic city is getting a temporary reprieve but only that at least for now. billionae investor carl icon is throwing casino 20 million lifeline to keep it open during pt proceedings. this comes on heels of crushing dispointsmt today when talks to keep the slots humming permanently collapsed. the award of philadelphia secd s being appead in a pennsylvania supreme court.y developer bart n de license and filed appeal as did owners of sugarhouse casino. regulate ared license to live casino hotel to be built near the south philadelphia ium complex. blatstein ed on the grounds one of the owners

talk show host jimmy kimmel blasted the studio and cinema chains on twitter for what he called an unamericancoward he is that validates tear orist actions and sets a terrifying press dent. unnamed federal law enforcement officials told u.s. news agencies that north korea was involved in the sony cyber attack. that country is furious over the interview a comedy about a fictitious cia not a sass let north karena, leader kim jong you feeun. john mccain said the obama administration is at fault for not having a strategy to address the use of cyber warfare by countries hostile to the u.s. mccain called the case a troubling precedent that will only empower and embolden the bad actors to use cyber as an offensive weapon even more aggressively in the future. the obama administration was actually the first to use cyber weapons against another country. anonymous u.s. officials boasted in 2012 of using a disdeinstruction tiff program called. [ inaudible ] against iran's nuclear facilities. it was reportedly developed jointly by the u.s. and israel. the sony hack ago fair will result in subdued freedom

jimmy kimmel tweeted, "it's an unamerican act of cowardice" and said more on tv. >> allowing the ruthlessdictator of another country to decide what american people can and cannot see in our own country is against like everything we're supposed to stand for, right? [cheering and applause] >> reporter: in a statement, sony said, "we stand by our filmmakers and their right to free expression, but shared movie theaters are of paramount interest in the safety of moviegoers. an early screening was sponsored by the san francisco film society. noah cowan is the executive director of the company. how do you see this as a threat to free expression on free film? >> what it means is our oscar films that come out this time of year may become a lot more milquetoast and a lot more non-specific. >> reporter: just as the internet was used against this film, it could be used to have it seen by millions around the world, streamed online. but so far sony has announced no plans to release "the interview" for viewing on demand. scott? >> pelley: john, thanks very much. moving on to the economy, word today that

. >> can you explain how the president believes that it's unamerican to use these techniques, but it's okay to ramp up the drone policy and basically thousands of people around the world, innocent civilians are killed? what's the moral equivalency there? >> there is significant care taken and there are significant checks and balances that are included in the system that makes sure that any action taken by the united states does not put at risk innocent lives. >> we have seen many cases around the world that u.s. drones have killed innocent americans. despite those safeguards. >> there's a very clear difference between the tactics that are used by terrorists and the counter terrorism tactics that are deployed by the americans. >> are you persuaded by that andrea? there's been 500 targeted killings, 498 of them by drones. >> and oftentimes these drones take out women and children. >> because they're at a wed organize something like that. >> in this sense dianne feinstein is correct that she's outraged because president obama didn't get congressional authority. they didn't talk to rodrigu

it is unamerican and unchristian to go to the movies on christmas day. >> christmas day?who goes to the movies on christmas day? >> well you are jewish, andy. >> i said this is an attack on jews. >> you go to the movies to get away from your family or you are pee wee herman. >> i was going to get away from greg gutfeld, but now i know he goes to the movie. >> i don't go to the movies. i won't get into the reason why. our problem with was stroy is all -- our problem with castro is all in the pastro. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> what did you expect? >> who is that strapping fellow? the president announced a plan to de abnormalize relations with cubo. an imprisoned american was set free that included the release of three cubans jailed in the u.s. obama was ending an outdated approach to cuba. the deal was universally embraced. >> trading mr. gross for three convicted criminals sends an extremely dangerous precedent. >> this president as to be the worst negotiator we have had. he has betrayed those cubans that have, woulded so hard and sacrificed so much. >> great vis

isn't that sort of unamerican? >> it does seem to me dr. has availed himself of a number of media outlets to make his case. he certainly is entitled as an american to do that. >> the senate committee doesn't reach out to him. >> i don't know whether or not the senate committee did talk to him. >> it aeks texas plumper wants how his truck ended up in the arms of extremists. he sold his ford f 250 to a dealership two years ago now it is being seen on the front lines in syria. you can see it there mark's company logo and phone number clear as day. he's now getting death threats because of it. auto nation says the truck went to auction from there switched owners many, many times. >>> $100 million researching meditation. your tax dollars pay for it. the federal government conducting 81 different studies on mindfulness a new aged meditation that some believe is a solution for disease and stress. one project is smart phone meditation act to help reduce blood pressure costs $1.3 million. >>> jewish people around the world lighting their menorahs. h

i pledge allegiance to and wrap myself in the flag of the united states against anything unamerican and to the republicans for which it stands. two nations under jesus rich against poor with curtailed liberty and justice for all except blacks and homosexuals, women who want abortions, welfare queens, tree you hugger children of illegal immigrants and you if you don't watch your step. >> angeletti says he is doing this to offer another pore perspective on american history? good message or an anti-american message? >> send us your comments on facebook or twitter we will definitely share those later in the show. >> a little boy in new jersey reunited with his hero. a oo how are you? >> glen surprising that little 9-year-old. his name is bell lel shareef at the school. he rescued the sick little boy from afghanistan brought him to the u.s. for medical care. they haven't seen each other in more than a year. he is his hero he says. we are going to sit down with them during the 7:00 hour. >> that is what it means to be an american. not the other thing we were reading earlier. >> a disturbing n

that's very unamerican. >> and to be clear, it is a spoof.e maybe should foresee this given how seriously north coria takes their leadership. but the north koreani says this. >> i think that's generally a statement of support in terms of what the guardians of peace were trying to do in preventing this movie from being released. >> they are certainly not taking issue with it but it is unclear what that says exactly. >> in terms of cyber warfare it is hard to imagine that rogue states are not actively supporting cyber hacking, it is one of the most potent weapon they have in their arsenal. >> i wouldn't disagree but it this doesn't look like something the government is actively behind. this has been long, messy, been dragging on, it looks more like the work of activists. i think the point is we don't know. that's what makes it so dangerous. this could be a government, could be two teens in a hotel and both pose the same kind of danger to us now. >> when you think of two teens in a hotel derailing a multi-million dollar industry. suzanne, appare

officials basically charging that look the president hauled the tactics from the bush administration unamericant put into place a former bush official like brennan promoted him even though he didn't do anything back years ago to stop these tactics. john brennan said this week he believes the tactics brought in good intelligence thevenlt you have the fact that he repeatedly said the reason the president banned the interrogation tactics was to restore the moral authority. the contradiction of the statement for the policy drone. >> we have seenr d[lpg many pe around the world where drones killed innocent civilians. >> that is a stark difference than the tactics that are employed by our enemies who seek to use car bombs to actually target innocent civilians. >> you are asking about moral authority. i think this is very clear. there's a clear difference. >> the counter terrorism tactics by america they go to great lengths to protect them. >> they face more heat from the up coming confirmation hearing of loretta lynch who has been nominating eric holder as attorney general. the american liberties co

. >> jimmy kimmel "an unamerican act of cowardice avows these terrorist actions and sets a terrifyingnt." he's right on the money i think >> yes, absolutely. >> i was watching jenn saki on cnn, she couldn't bring herself to call it cyber terrorism. she was asked is it cyber terrorism and she wouldn't go there. i don't know what it which is the obama administration that they just avert the word "terror" at any cost. >> i think you call it terror you're going to have to act. also there's a distinct definition. so did they cause violence? no. did they threaten violence? yes. didn't quite get to terrorism, i guess. we're kind of on uncharted territory. >> did it change your way of life by fear? >> i just think that's not the legal definition. it is interesting sony bought the rights to the snowden movie. this is all about the spying on americans. i wonder if are going to pull that back, too. >> interesting. >> this is a very dangerous precedent. i don't think this was a good move at all. you shouldn't bow down and cave into terrorists like this. so anyway -- >> i'm just worried about the

this is an unamerican activity. we're not al qaeda, we're not isis. we're much better than that.eport confirms the healing moving forward and the restoration of our place in the world to have the moral credibility to lead this fight. >> senator heinrich, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >> still ahead, a lot more coming up. jane harman and the defense secretary chuck hagel who is now reacting in an exclusive interview with cnn on this report by the senate intelligence committee. >>> let's bring back the former cia officer gary bernstein and democratic congresswoman jane harman, a former ranking member of the house intelligence committee. jane, when the cia puts out a statement today, a press release, saying that these enhanced interrogation techniques did in fact work, they provided useful information, important information that helped thwart attack plans, capture terrorists and save american lives, do you agree with the cia? because this is totally counter to what dianne feinsteins report said today saying it was useful and counterproductive,

jimmy kimmel called it, quote, an unamerican act of cowardess that validates terrorist acts and sets a dangerous precedent. another, seems like a horrible precedent to set. john mccain calling cyber attacks profoundly troubling in a statement that reads in part by effectively yielding to aggressive acts of cyber terrorism by north korea, that decision sets a troubling precedent that will only empower and embolden bad actors to use cyber as an offensive weapon even more aggressively in the future. senator john mccain there. they seem to raise a good point. is this a dangerous precedent? >> it is interesting because the threat which was worded tuesday was a vague threat that compared violence to september 11, but homeland security went on the record, saying they didn't think the threat was credible. for sony pictures, it is a huge decision. unprecedented. the movie was only coming out a few days later. they spent $44 million on the budget of the movie, and millions more advertising the movie, making sure people were aware. it was supposed to be released christmas day. sony is probably

a lot of players thought it was unamerican to have that done at the olympics and i can assure you thata lot of the americans will think it's inappropriate to inject your personal, political opinions into a sporting event in the united states. it's going to be a big controversy. >> danny, do you think it was right? do you think it was wrong? do you think it was just players exercising free speech? >> right or wrong is above my pay grade. but when it comes to the first amendment is when the government tries to restrict the free speech. but it's interesting, paul and i were reviewing the applicable rules and there does appear to be a rule as to personal messages that applies to pregame activities. however, that rule says that players are prohibited from otherwise conveying personal messages and if they finish there, there would be no question. but then it adds, either in writing or in illustration. >> was this an illustration? >> this is a case where the nfl rules may not prohibit this behavior. >> right. >> or is it a case where the nfl can do whatever they want? >> i think it's like spl

the president's statement said that the techniques, the tactics that they employed were basically unamericanat they didn't live up to our values. and, interesting as well, if you look at the contradiction from the vice president today, vice president biden hagel this as a victory for transparency, it was the right thing to do. we had to get it out there when we know in recent days, secretary of state john kerry had reached out to senator dianne feinstein trying to maybe massage the release of this report because, as we heard from defense secretary chuck hagel today. he has told the centcom commanders to put the military on a higher state of alert all around the world because of the potential for a violence against u.s. interests all around the globe. so, look, this was a tough issue for the administration to grapple with. but there is no doubt that they have been trying to point the finger at the bush administration, because these are policies that this president when he came n 2009, he banned torture, banned these practices which he calls torture it. and they want to turn the page on all of

including combatant commanders and service chiefs have felt that the use of torture was not only unamerican and illegal, but damaging to the u.s. effort in the war on terror, a strategic mistake, and damaging to our country. >> so then why was it permitted, if all of these people at all of these different levels had that view, who overruled that? how was it allowed to continue? >> i think once we committed the torture, then we were locked into the narrative that the torture was legal, was necessary, and was effective. and also, we couldn't admit that it was torture until this report came out, really. it has not been the widespread admission or acknowledgement or the level of brutality we admitted was torture. that's significant because people who authorized or implemented the program also sought to shield themselves from accountability for having committed what is a crime then and it is a crime today. i think the activity took place and then the narrative was established and then for credibility had to continue, and mistakes could not be admitted. >> shielded themselves from committing a cr

. >>> why burger king might be the most unamerican burger joint in the u.s. >>> plus, a fox weather alert. your fox forecast is next. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down. you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. find our best buy rated c2 queen mattress with sleepiq. know better sleep with sleep number. with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innova

chaos, believes in the destruction of american institution, he subscribes to an ideology that is so unamerican and if that press conference didn't just drive that home, and, charles, to double down on the embarrassment for this man to blame the media, the new york city media, that has covered for this guy the large majority of them, that was would humiliating experience and should be reason alone for this man to resign in shame tomorrow. >> dan, we actually do have that -- i want the audience to hear it. you're right. he bristled at the media's repeated questions and trade to turn the tables. let's take a listen. >> what you managed to do is pull up the few who do not represent the majority, who are saying unacceptable things, who shouldn't be saying those things, and some who actually physically attack police officers, which i've said is absolutely unacceptable. we'll prosecute them to the full is. everyone must participate in fining those individuals, providing information to police, intervening to stop them, alerting t i will keep saying this over and over. the question is, will you tell th

torture and he is not going to put terror suspects, detainees through that because he thinks it's unamerican but on the other hand, as you know, he has ramped up u.s. drone policy to take out terrorists positive successes out of that by the same token, you sometimes take out innocent civilians. and so innocent people can be killed under these policies even though there is safeguards and caution and everything else when, meanwhile, there is just as much or more caution in terms of dealing with terror detainees. there is a contradiction in that. >> it's an individual decision as opposed to a collective war time decision. i'm going to put that question to john mccain. we have him coming up after you about the drones versus the waterboarding and other things. >> sure. >> essentially, president obama and it there was an article today in one of the left wing newspapers, it might have been the "times" that said he is under pressure from the left wing of the democratic party to, you know, put the handcuffs on intel gathering. i have never understood that. i'm certainly we want to be a lawful nation

he says it is weak, sad and unamerican. just a couple folks weighing in this morning. the that is latest live from the satellite center, nicole brewer "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> nicole, thank you. >>> in a historic move u.s. is making policy changes aimed at improving relations with cuba the decision came after a conversation between president obama and cuban president raul castro. eighteen months of secret negotiations which led to the release of american contractor alan gross. president obama wants to open an embassy in had van, ease travel restrictions and allow for more business between the the two countries. but some in the senate don't support it. >> i'm convinced that through a policy oven gauge. , we can more effectively stand up for our values and help the cuban people help themselves as they move into the 21st century. >> it is a victory for the oppressive human government but a serious setback for repressed cuban people. >> reporter: only congress can completely even the embargo against cuba that has been in place since 1961. >>> meanwhile news c

isn't that sort of unamerican? >> well, it does seem to me that the dr.d himself of a number of media outlets to make his case. he certainly is entitled as an american. >> and the senate committee doesn't reach out to him? >> well, again, you have to ask the senate committee about whether they talked to him. i don't know whether or not they did. >> the answer is no, they didn't. >> if someone is a patriot enough to give those involved a chance to speak about what happened, it's megyn kelly and she did just that with james mitch where will he went into -- this is fascinating, how the enhanced interrogation program was actually more about psychological tactics there than physical, really playing good cop versus bad cop and maybe this is what that committee should have looked into. >> the bad cop goes in there and induces fear and panic with the water board, and does it in such a way that the person wants to avoid the water board the next time. and as you're ending that session, you say to them, the next time we come back, we're going to ask you about that.

. >> can you explain how the president believes that it's unamerican to use these techniques but it wascy? >> that was fun to say him nice try. he was always trying to say you're partisan. i asked tough questions of president bush and i try to ask tough questions of president obama. >> you're fearless! >> i wanted to get your advice. what do you do? my family was down in florida, i felt let's go over to steve doocy's house. we couldn't find him. and i think he wandered offment i left my wife with mrs. doocy. they had a great time. >> she's the best. and peter doocy was there. which was cool. we've got this little sign that elizabeth actually send to the doocy and said doocy family. it was funny, because peter was down there. when i showed him that photo, he said, this looks like an odd episode of "modern family." me and peter with the doocy family hanging out there. >> in what character? >> i don't know. i just don't want to get into that. and my daughter taking a little selfy. she's going to be really mad for showing that. she's ten going on about 22. my son, patrick, has a knicks shir

. >> it is -- that is so unamerican and i think what is so frustrating at least for me is that it seemsr. when is it okay to act from fear and anger and emotion? >> we did that in 9/11 when we authorized much larger jurisdictions to be able to investigate and detain and to be able to interrogate. and the patriot act authorized it out of fear. >> that was wrong. let me also say this. i think it is about accountability. what was sickening to me was that i heard so many people saying of course no one is going to be held accountable for it. the bottom line is they do it, too. and they are worse. >> really? is that what we are as a country? >> you absolutely cannot put us, make a moral equivalence argument. we have a degree of moral clarity that we have transparency and can air our dirty laundry in public and that does make us better. do you see iran or china or russia admitting what they are doing? i'm not saying it is good to act like an animal. moral clarity to be able to air your dirty laundry in public does make america better. >> we represent the country because there are some of us on

this is a fundamentally unamerican thing. we have to ask ourselves, why do we allow this in the first place? okay. maybe it happened. maybe mistakes were made. how do we hold people to account for this? and i think this follows on to a fundamental point. ou know, i don't want to be -- bob came to the forum so he is kind of what we've got. he is doing a hard job. we all know he is trying to do his best. he said something that was fundamentally concerning in regards to the false testimony of james clapper. e said that the real problem was not that the most senior official in the united states intelligence community committed a crime in front of congress. it doesn't have to be perjury, a willful lie. giving a false statement to congress in itself, providing false testimony, is also a -- under u.s.c. 1001 u.s.c. 18-1001. that false statement itself is a crime. he was not concerned about the crime and the impact it had on the public. he was concerned that the question had been asked at all. this kind of paucity of concern for the

. >> it's unamerican to not see what you want to see. >> this isn't about a movie.d that we can't and can't do in a free society. >> all these people basically saying take this, north korea. take this, hackers. one of the biggest goals of terrorism is to make us live in fear and change the way we go about our everyday lives, whether it's flying planes into buildings and killing thousands of americans and then the fallout from that being the way we have to go through security at the airport, changing that, or whether it's through hacking and being done through computers and what have you and making us live in fear. maybe this is the best way to say take this, terrorists. this is what we stand for. >> so true. we asked you what you guys thought and we've been getting a ton of replies on our facebook page. john writes, absolutely. we cannot let other countries tell us what to do. great job, sony. >>> and dennis says, yes, it's about time someone got a backbone in hollywood. >> dean says, dang right. can't let north korea or anyone else tell them what to show. if you do

president of the united states says what they did during the bush administration was torture and it's unamericany right there. >> i'm not sure -- >> no innocent victims were killed during the interrogation process. >> we have vetted the drone strike targets mar pain-stakingly than any military force in the history -- >> there is collateral damage. >> there is almost inevitably collateral damage, but it's not as if we're shooting artillery and wiping out a neighborhood to get one guy. we're far more specific than that. >> i agree with you. i'm just saying one is questioning khalid shaikh mohammed. the other is a bomb blowing off. >> what about lebron. we're going to shift topics to another heated debate. lebron, do you say come on, lebron, with the shirt that says, i can't breathe, or do you say right on, lebron? >> let me answer that this way: there is no doubt that too many young black men are being killed unnecessarily in encounters with police. there is similarly no doubt as i debated o'reilley last week that, too many black moms are more fearful of the cops when their kids go out at night th

a number of celebrities have grabbed their smart phones, jimmy kimmel said this, an unamerican act ofdent. >> mitt romney even getting involved here saying sony pictures, don't cave. fight. release "the interview" free on line globe ellie. ask viewers for $5 to fight ebola. >> you're talking about another country blowing up our theaters. the f.b.i. is involved. this is so much bigger. you people have it all wrong, there are some things you just are not funny and assassination of a world leader is one of them. how do you think our government would deal with another country if they had a movie about obama was made making him look like a bozo and then there are people planning to kill him? >> may i take blane back to 2006. on this couch, we talked about a movie that was about the assassination of george w. bush. do you remember that? >> yep. >> it aired. it hadn't aired. what's troubling is the fact that our government has no way to stop north korea from doing this. and i get it was a business decision by the theaters, they were afraid they would completely spoil their box office. but at

i pledge allegiance to and wrap myself in the flag of the united states and gebs unamericans and to thepublicans for which it stands, a student who was forced to read that in class joins us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any allergic reacti