ec:ly be a whacko bird right behind you.ator cru, thanks for comi on "cashin' in" this morning. >> and miss america if you got advice you may wnt to pay the price and put down the foxnews.com. >> eric: get ready to fork er your cash. here a whammy in the health care law. overeaters and smokers will face fty fines because employers will be alloed to charge 30% more for alth insurance if individual don't meet certain health standds. jonathanou have a big fat problem with this. >> eric, who writes the checks makes the rules. government wtes the checks, it's not patients or insurance professionals that are going to make these rules. it's going to be government bureaucrats, what is healthy and what is unhealthy. it's totally political and arbitrary and ineffective. i read the 128 pages of rules they are going to fce or incentivise you to sit in wellness prrams without having ientific proof that they work. of course government will have all your private informati, who is fat and who smokes and henchmen are going to be the employer

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when senator mccain and rand paul were whacko birds. i was mad about that.e you figured out what a whacko bird is? >> i like and rpect senator mccain. he is a national hero. he is man of great integrity. i will say this, that a standing for liberty liberty and standing f the constitution makes you a whacko bird, then you counted me as a proud acko bird. >> eric:ly be a whacko bird right behind you. senator cruz, thanks for coming on "cashin' in" this morning. >> and miss america, if you got advic you may want t pay the price and put down the foxnews.com. >> eric: get ready to fork ov your cash. here a whammy in the health care law. overeaters and smers will face hefty fines because employers will be allowed to charge 30% more for health insurance if individuals don't meet certain health standards. jonathan you have a big fat problem with this. >> eric, who writes the checks kes the rules. vernment writes the checks, it's not patients or insurance professionals that are going to make these rules. it's going to be gornment bureaucrats, what is healthy and what

"mccain against the whacko birds." this is a profile of senator john mccain and the relationship he has with some members of the senate. e dubbed the whacko birds. why are you following it? at the started this -- end of this, they're done debating on the floor and mccain proceeds to walk around ranting to individual senators. he's ensensed. the point of the piece really is, this is something -- it's about all -- there's some core policy disputes but it's gotten pretty personal. ted cruz is someone who likes to fight just as much as mccain. so we're going to see some fireworks. another interesting part. longtime mccain confident, john weaver, says maybe this is a maverick seeing another maverick. meaning that mccain, you know, can't stand the sight of another person willing to buck the establishment. host: how has it been taken by conservatives? guest: they use this in a huffington post interview. it became a point of ridicule and the whacko birds themselves have embraced it, they've registered whackobird.com and whacko

. >> he is not a whacko bird on this particular issue but he is a whacko bird on other particular issues ahead. >> yes, i was going to say that it's not just that he's stating this desire that yes, it's a little baal to say we should have a party that looks like the country if we wanted to be a national party. but is he unlike many other republicans give him credit. he's going out there and reaching out to hispanic groups, african-american groups. that sounds pretty. >> fundamental? rudimentary? basic. >> he's at least doing it. >> are we saying that. >> he's trying to calibrate his message accordingly. he's learning very quickly. >> are we say tag going to howard university and somewhat offending the black community there, that that was reaching out to african-americans? >> he did go to simmons two days later and he actually had learned something. okay. senator paul was one of the headliners at this week's tea party protest on capitol hill. let's hear his big zinger. take a listen to this. >> anybody want to fire some irs agents? why don't we start with the 16,000 irs agents that are go

domestically that is how a lot of these whackos are recruiting -- >> other logistics use it well are now -- they're taking advantage of those. >> i shared in the show more that once i think that i was put in white slavery when i was a young girl. i ran away from home to escape sexual abuse, got on the bus, went to new york city where all little white run away girls go to. they're waiting right at port authority. i'm 55 that was 5 years ago. even more than that, 37 years ago. so having been through that myself i think one thing i would like and can speak to, the reason i escaped because -- one of the women let me out. then i spent the next 20 years of my life ignoring what had happened to me which has enormous impact on all dimensions of my life. why was that. the thing that needs for women re-entry is shame. hour culture does not -- did not acknowledge how devastating all research shows that this kind of abuse is the single most devastating abuse that any human being can go to. i had terabyte can. >> the head of important women's political. got to be one of a kind. >> i feel very for

don't think i would have posted it and i don't think i could confront strangers because everybody is whackohen you get loud and then everyone's crazy. >> here's what you do, call the conductor and say hi, cutie, can you come over here for a minute and then you go, you have him right by you and say see those guys i want you to 0 know what they just did and they won't hurt you because the guy is standing this. >> i guess the lesson is that if i'm the wife and reading that, can you imagine what she must feel like. >> let's ask ourselves would she be grateful? >> he's going to deny it. >> that's calls for hmm. >> somebody on vacation? never mind. >> oh, my god. >> why do i try so hard? >> i don't know why you do try so hard. we are going to ask a question about kids with long hair. have you ever seen a young child. you go oh, my god she is so cute and it is not a she. it is a boy. rachel zoe has a young son with long hair and he's so cute. >> adorable. >> that's him. >> now he is wearing a dress so it is more confusing. >> no, it is supreme court. >> is it culottes? >> no. that is confusing. >>

the purpose of leadership is not rr about some whacko screaming on the steps of the capitol. it is to sa american lives. melissa: damn media. always our fault. congressman, thanks for coming on the show. >>> uniting going on the offense since the nsa scandalroke. google release adler asking the government for permison to publish requests of data. so critics accuse google enabling spying because of their technogy. is google good or evil? remember tat is their motto, don't be evil. with m a privacy and security researcher and stephen hayes from theweekly standard." thks so both of you for joining us. steve, i want t start with you because google is trying to get out there in front of this story. they have put out a public letter to general general asking if theydattorneyeneral eric holder to publish the transparencyeport wch is supposed to show how many times they refused the government whe the government asked to see the users data. is that compelling or convincing? will it do anything? >> it could google is showing the sco of their involvement in this. by accounts we hea from

it was the rantings of a whacko on the internet. it was not a report from french intelligence.ward. i called the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff prior to that. we looked at every military asset in the area. we interviewed every member of the u.s.s. normandy. by the way, they were out of range by about 200 miles of the twa flight. that's a preposterous thing to say. it hurts the families. that's the thing that irritates me about this thing now. it's basically b.s., in my view. the families have to go through this whole thing. we were tight with the families. we were emotional friends and connected with them all the way into this thing. i think it's basically terrible. >> the ntsb released a statement this morning about the demand being made by film makers to re-open the case. quote, while the ntsb rarely re-opens investigations that have been examined our investigations are never closed. we can review any new information not previously considered by the board. it seems they are open to taking another look. i'm not sure why they would say that if so much time and expense wa

. >> bill: there has always been a few whackos even among the democrats if we be honest. right? but i think what i find different here, congressman, is that in this case the whackos are driving the train? right? >> yeah. look. no party -- >> bill: the republican caucus? >> both parties, the democrats and the republicans have members who are ideological. no party has a monopoly on compromise. the distinction is when we were in the majority, we compromised. we had our differences within our caucus but we compromised. we pursued common sense solutions for the middle class. this republican majority views compromise as betrayal. >> bill: yeah. >> they want to bring this government down. they are at war. >> they don't want government to work. >> they don't believe in it. it's fine government will pay their congressional pensions. they like being part of the health plan. they fundamentally are at war with their own government and john boehner has been held hostage to that wing of his caucus. it is why as i said before it's going on seven months, 13 bills. not one on jobs? not one on ec

had a congressman on the record say he was jealous that he was not listed as one of the original "whackods." host: republic online, go ahead. caller: mccain the -- mccain needs to go. he is not even conservatives. rubio, i was for him until he was up for this immigration bill. do you think principles that do not have -- principles do not have value? caller: if you run on principles, it doesn't have a value? if your cabling your principles , did a count in a more? host: how much does your opinion of folks like john mccain influence you when you go to the voting booth? i did not a case can be made that in terms of the republican presidential landscape there has never been a time when principles mattered more. the process is very drawn out. the amount of information available on the internet and elsewhere has increased. it has focused on whether people are staying true to the conservatives. it is more than it ever has been. , there's marco rubio a question about whether or how big of a deal this will be. obviously, he is looking at running for president and this will come up. people will as

you get into the crazy people file is you send me an e-mail that calls me names or is pretty much whacko. unfortunately, a large number -- and i have gigs in the crazy people file. it's huge. after 18 years, it's enormous. unfortunately, a large number of the things that are in the crazy people file came from the central committee of the oklahoma democratic party. i am a democrat. i have actually been a democrat longer than some of the people who are writing me these crazy things have been alive. that is where i'm going with what i'm going to talk about today. i'm going to tell you some stories, just simple stories. i, a few years ago, i was being lobbied by a member of organized labor. this individual was not lobbying me about labor issues. i'm a true believer about the rights of working people. that's why i'm a democrat, is things like that. so there was no reason to lobby me about that. this person was angry with me because i was the author of pro-life legislation and had voted pro-life on several pieces of legislation. and in this individual said to me, go to church all you want, but

these whackos don't know anything about it.ate library talking about that stuff. i mean, that wroel crowd. >> so he learned to manage those quarterlys under the master. >> he managed the business, not the earnings. >> why would you ever miss an estimate? because you tell them what the estimate is. 30 days later you announce it. >> right. >> a endope can do that. >> it's more about managing expectations and the business. >> managing the business. not the earnings. >> is jamie diamond an other ceos safe for that, given that resounding vote or do you think iss and empg everybody comes back -- >> they can't go at jamie. that was the, that was crazy when they go after the best one in the game. then to go after dave on financial acumen. dave was there 20 years on thef, jamie is working in finance. >> is there a time and place for it, though? one of the things i think about. >> only to ask for a ceo. >> if you go back and look when jamie diamond, treks, it was a tron situation, bill harrison was the chairman when jamie was getting tha

eric erickson a commentator on fox news marshal blackburn, this whacko now that michelle bachman is goneo be marsha blackburn who gets all of the attention on meet the press sunday and she says women -- there is equal pay? the fact that women, there ought to be a bill pass sod that women get equal pay to men? she said, no no, no, no, no. women don't want that. she said all women want is they want companies to recognize. they want recognition. they don't want equal pay. where is she coming from? i mean especially as a woman, she ought to realize that's just kak k caca. it looks like they are anti-student and anti-women. no wonder they are losing the women voted. no wonder there is a gender gap, if you will. it's this republican war on women. and it continues. when are they finally, going to get smart in the i don't get it. 866-55-press. so what about it? the equal pay for equal work. i think it's great news that so many women are the number 1 bread winners in the country and so many women are now in the workplace and doing a damn good job at it. we all to celebrate it not bemoan t you tel