i'm sorry for sounding so unpatriot unpatriotic, but the snake had its hands in things being unpatriotic teach you reap what you sow, but it hurts though. if she doesn't change her ways, this great nation will fall like the beast written in revelations. >> while abdullah con assembly plates the moralality of the nation, antwan rivers had to choose between keeping his hair extension and long nail and being confined to protective custody. >> protective custody, i can't go there. >> until you cut the nails and take the hair off, you have to go to a1b. i can't send you to general population with the nails and hair on. >> rivers has made his choice and is now in one of the far less restrictive general population units. >> i mean, i feel plain. i don't feel like me. i feel like me because this is how i am born, but like i don't feel as pretty as if i was -- as i was when i came in or when i was on the street. >> turn around, face me. open your mouth, lift your tongue up. >> rivers has had numerous stays at the jail and says being openly gay has never caused him a problem. >> as long as i pull

candidate obama in 2008 said president bush was unpatriotic, a lack of leadership because he increased the deficit by $4 trillion plus. president obama increased it over $7 trillion. he doubled it. president obama is going to do the same thing. we are going to be at $20 trillion. if you stick a normalized 5% interest rate on this, a historic average, in interest alone, that covers the entire tax revenue of $3.3 trillion projected for 2015. that means we don't have one dime left without borrowing for education, defense, the state department, anything. you have to deal with the entitlements and deal with this massive, bloated health care to get cost under control. >> jessica, you agree? >> i think we need to make a difference here. differentiate between the debt and the deficit. the debt is the overall number that has increased. it's gone to things that's needed to happen like the iraq wars where all that money went and put under george bush into the debt. then the deal with the economy and the recession and treasuries and trying to keep the economy stable in the country. at the same tim

unpatriotic? >> no their accusation is partisan, that the report is partisan, is off base. what's really not partisan but what is self interested is people who are trying to preserve and protect their own reputations and the cia's reputation. no one says they were not under pressure in the wake of 9/11 but their failure to respond on the merits of what they did wrong is really doing a disservice. >> there is the thing that lawyers talk about, arguing the alternative. what you just said was wrong but here's my answer in defense of that. you make a bunch of contradictory arguments. so much of this does not go to the use of a fog machine, there is -- and most of these cases, there's no direct engagement with the issues actually in the report. it's like well that is not just , a democrat report, republican report but three reports. in many of those cases, they are not making a credible argument on the detailed questions whether or not they are factual. there will always be disputes over whether any viable information came out of these techniques. a lot of the other stuff like l

current president said running up the huge debt on children and dprand children was irresponsible and unpatriotic. if so, he is the least patriotic president in history. our debt topped the 18 trillion mark. that is more than double than it took the first 43 presidents to create. his solution. keep borrowing and then give out free cell phones and paying people additional money to not work. and he wants to ignore the constitutional process of law and open america's door to cheap labor and make its harder for the american family to stay afloat or get ahead. and he thinks we ought to punish productivity of works by putting in the largest corporate tax rates. they are higher than those than france and they elected a real socialist to be their president. and while china is building up the free market, the u.s. letses environmentalist fight to save mice and minnows and mud puddles at the expense of farmers and workers. and building trades. redistributing wealth and instead of encouraging people to earn them some. i was stunned by the level of consumerism that dominated the chinese cities and people. th

>> a college professor planned to have students recite an unpatriotic spoof of the pledge of allegianceod history lesson or anti-american? we report, you decide. >> a royal courting. will and kate spending their evening at the nets game as they continue their u.s. tour. what's on tap for today? "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> a rainy times square this morning. good morning. you are watching "fox and fen& first" on this tuesday. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. we are going to get first to this fox news alert. a controversial torture report filled with cia secrets set to be released hours from now. >> rapid response ready as they brace for backlash. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge has the latest. >> the program included kalid sheikh mohammed,al beau abizaid as well as the ladies and gentlemened planner of the u.s.s. cole bombing in 2000. they support democratic senator diane fine stein's decision to make the findings public. >> this is a cia that is completely out of control. it is outside of the system of checks and balances of the constitution

that'ser responsibility that's unpatriotic it. >> reporter: some saying president obama has been even more irresponsible increasing it by $10 trillion. the $18 trillion debt doesn't include unfunded promises in entitlements, such as medicare which will explode in a few years. >> the total indebtedness of this country is in excess of $60 trillion to $80 trillion it could even be larger than that. >> reporter: when all the baby boomers retire, it could get ugly. the nation has made huge promises it has no way of paying, not even with tax increases. >> if you cam coup late the implied tax rates to finance those increases they would consume most income. >> reporter: the congressional budget office -- taxes would have to increase 50 % to 60%. >> because we're simply not going to end up as the arithmetic suggests, turning our paychecks over to entitlements financing. >> basically we have become a government that mails checks to the elderly and has a small army and that's it. >> reporter: because skbitaliment and interest payments 30 billi$30 billion a l squeeze out all other programs and th

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as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe that>> like cooking in a back alley? >> yes. >> all right. chef craig likefield has done what many call a very unwise thing. after working a gotham grill in manhattan, instead of staying where the money arguably was, he returned to detroit. he's been working to get a brick and mortgager establishment going tucked under an underpass in detroit. >> you have a weird attitude toward food in general. >> yeah. >> what's that? >> we're going to eat well. charlie may have a surprise. his appreciation of fine food and dining is shall we say, lacking. simply put, he's a philly. warm egg yolk with warm eggs on top? egg with eggs? yes. good, right? how's that going to play out? will there be political leadership in place to manage that fairly sm. >> it will be fine. everybody likes a nice thing in an egg shell with caviar on top. everybody. it's all about keeping cool. >> it won't be fine dude. it will not be fine if there's not political leadership. >> sometimes political leadership grows up out of w

that was called unpatriotic. we've doubled it and added another 9 trillion. neil: there's no looking back. i mean, there's no urge to at least cool it on the spending. we're doubling down on the spending. >> well, nobody seems to care. and there's no understanding that every dollar we spend today and go into debt will have to be paid off by somebody. you have over 10,000 people retiring every single day going on the doll expecting to be paid. and you've got everybody over 65 who are saying, well, i won't have to pay for it. anybody in their 20s, 30s, 40s, these people need to wake up the bill will come due at some point. soon, we'll have to spend every dollar in the federal budget just to pay the interest on the debt. it's completely unsustainable. we have to get serious and act like adults here and start to reform the policies that we've got in place, especially medicare and social security. neil: well, god forbid we even try to touch and adjust the growth in that. they treated paul ryan as lucifer. i tell people, especially young people, we're a few years o

that running up a huge debt on the backs of our children and grandchildren was irresponsible and unpatriotic, if so e, he's officially now the least patriotic president in history. his solution, keep borrowing and then spend piles more money on everything from free cell phones to paying people additional money to not work. and if that weren't irrational enough, he wants to ignore the -- which will nak it even harder for an american family to stay say float, much les get ahead. all the while he thinks he ought to punish the productivity of workers and companies by justifying the largest corporate tax rates in the entire world. they're even higher than those of france. and they actually elected a real socialist to be tlair president. while china's building up its roads, rail lines and free trade market, it's radical left wing environmentalists rush to -- our economy is increasingly built on the government redistricting wealth instead of -- they're building for a robust future, and as of this week, we should now realize that what we're doing isn't working. surely america doesn't want to learn a

2003, fell under the power of the government, and they fell -- they were fearful of being deemed unpatriotic. so the if there's any contrary reporting that the rumsfelds of the government or this white house itself, there's not this kind of tough reporting that i remember from the days that i was young in vietnam, still you had courage and you had newspapers that backed the reporters. >> what did the courage go? >> national newspapers became part of the national defense, we couldn't say anything or write anything that was contrary to a national interest. >> is that why 13 years later we're just learning about what actually went on with regard to torture in the cia? >> slurl right. they have managed to keep, controlling the news censoring it, that's what it is, iraq or afghanistan, pakistan acknowledge syria, anywhere that foreign reporting where it is supposed to be done is done now with great caution. not any reporter wants to be identified with a lack of sensitivity or patriotism. >> how is the concept of celebrity changed journalism? you left the new york times and went to write for esqui

as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe thattfield has done what many would call a very unwise thing. after working at gotham grill in manhattan, instead of staying where the money inarguably was, he returned to detroit. he's been working to get a brick and mortar establishment going by first doing regular popups here at guns and butter. tucked into the back room of an art gallery under an overpass in downtown detroit. do you have like a really weird attitude towards food in general? >> yeah. >> what's that? >> you got liquor, you got cigarettes, you got coffee. >> we're going to eat well. >> charlie rudolph may have a pulitzer prize. but his appreciation of fine food and dining is, shall we say -- >> that cheese? >> lacking. simply put, he's a philistine. warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top? egg with eggs? yes, please. he scarves his like he's at ruby tuesday's. >> you've got all these kids. they're flooding into detroit. which is good. how is that going to play out? will there be political leadership in p

i'm sorry for sounding so unpatriotic but the snake had hands being so chaotic.ipture teach that you reap what you sow, do to others, pause up at her door. doesn't change, the great mighty nation will fall like the beast written in revelations. >> while abdalla contemplates moral choices of a nation, jenkins is choosing between long nails and confined to protective custody unit. >> protective custody, i can't go in. >> until you cut the nails and hair off, send you to a 1b. i can't send you. >> rivers made his choice. and is now in one of the far less restrictive general population units. >> i feel like me because this is how i am born, but i don't feel as pretty as if i was when i came in, when i was out on the street. >> all right, turn around. face me. put your tongue up. >> rivers had numerous stays at the jail and said being openly gay has never caused him a problem. >> as long as they're not weird, i'm good. people talk to me, such and such. roommates work with you, but other than that, it was all right. i mean, i stay to myself. i don't cause no problem. i

that's unpatriotic.lated as much debt as every other president before him combined. why in this cromnibus bill that took place, why didn't boehner come out and say the penny plan, or something similar, cut government spending, balance the budget, stop robbing from our kids. why can't they do? >> sean, if i could answer that, i'd probably still be in the congress. look, i can't explain why boehner doesn't do something like that. i can tell you there's a lot of people, a lot of members who have authorship, owner of their own plans. the penny plan is so simple. everybody gets it. it seems like everybody gets it except congress. >> one penny of every dollar government spends for every year for five or six years balance the budget. >> done. simple. not that hard. >> 1%. i used to take to the members 100 pennies, put them on the table and say all i'm asking for is that. >> that's the problem with baseline budgeting for those who don't understand this, built-in increases >>> we're robbing them blind. >> the gov

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and i thought he had really slandered me and libeled me as being unpatriotic and hoping that america loses the war. i mean, that is really a vile thing to say. >> do you have any relationship with david frum today? >> no. >> how do you -- with all these different personalities, how do you get along on a day-to-day basis? >> you mean, how do i live with myself? >> no. i don't mean that at all. i mean, you're not the only one that has these disagreements in town. >> i think that's -- you know, i don't want to sound like a holy joe, but i think having faith is more important than these disagreements. i think trying to do a good job. i work very hard on the column. i try to write things that people don't read elsewhere, and dig out information. but i think these are all part of a life, and a life in washington that i hope people find interesting, that they may not imagine that this really exists. >> why did former mayor john lindsay call you the "prince of darkness"? >> it wasn't former mayor john lindsay. it was a different john lindsay. >> oh. what, a "newsweek" reporter? >> yes. we us

think inversions are unpatriotic? >> i went to law school, i was a tax lawyer for five years before i went over to this side. it's not even a patriotic duty to maximize your taxes. predominantly what needs to be done is the tax law has to be written in a way that it doesn't stimulate the kind of behavior you would like to avoid. that's how it is. people who manage companies are my activity outside the united states, i can't tell what you shareholder base is outside the united states. probably a lot of it. people are charged with not evading tax but appropriately organizing their affairs to avoid taxes. >> if you had a real headquarters, that's one thing. do you look at it as a distinction or not? >> there is a board in there somewhere. there are docktrines that say yu organize your ways that there is no other economic purpose other than tax, the tax authorities can look through that and get at the economic reality of the deal. those tools are there right now to do that. you want to have more certainty. the idea of tel

so to characterize us as unpatriotic is a bit interesting to me, given the fact that we're complying with the law. we've been very specific about randall talked about it before, comprehensive tax reform. the last tax reform was '86. we have the highest tax rate in the world. so we global -- capital is global. so we deploy it where it makes sense. so i just found it a bit ironic to characterize the ceo community that way. it was all a good exchange. >> so motorola conversions is not considering. >> no, not at all. >> we will have you back. there's a lot we didn't get to. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the biggest market, we've been watching energy prices. it's a great time to talk to the head of the nation's biggest oil player. exxon mobil's rex tillerson is here. he will be our special guest when "squawk box" returns, live from the business round table. >>> welcome back, everybody. take a look at what's happening with energy prices. they just keep falling. today, prices well below $68 a barrel. $67.20 for wti. rick is the chairman of exxon mobil. he is the chair of the business round tabl

we won't call these people unpatriotic.people that put down in inversions and say that they're unpatriotic, i wish they look to see this is what happens when capital isn't treated well. >> capital will move. >> but they don't see this in some type of ideological spectrum. >> talks about how much money is moving to florida. it's moving. i mean, they're -- >> that's what happens. >> and we've got to have lower corporate tax rates in this country, less regulation. we've got to say we like businesses to compete and win. if we don't do that, we're going to lose all these jobs. >> when you come to new york and new jersey, what do you hear from governor cuomo in new york, governor christie in new jersey. do they think of you poaching with a better deal? >> no one likes it. i've done missions around the world. they don't like it, but we're competing for jobs. i want all the jobs in florida, but the truth is i want the jobs in our country. i'm going to do whatever i can to make it a great place. governor perry was doing the same thi

if you're worried about inversions, stop calling ceos unpatriotic and start taking away the incentivesate inversion. the single best way to do that and bring corporations back and to actual create jobs is to have a competitive corporate tax rate. i think for the first time in six years we have a fighting chance of getting that. do you agree with me? >> i do. they're going to get rid of the word corporate and say business tax reform. it's going to cover small businesses as well as large. i think there's a meeting of the minds and i think there's a good chance that can occur next year. >> yep. i think that's right too. now, i know they're going to try to lard it up. people who are unsympathetic to progress and making it look like the president is getting success or republicans are going to get success, you're going to try to lard it up with stuff that's hard to make it pass. that's what's going to require the republicans to stay really focused on making as much progress as possible. >> i agree with you. >> when you publish an editorial, looking at one, arthur -- >> yeah. >> the brilliant