you are looking out for me. everybody is, right? this was a re-tweet. >> whatever it is. i told you shouldn't tweet ever. weeting. don't tweet. give it up for lent. lent is coming soon. >> okay. >> give it up. final question. >> i like it. can i tell you what? i like it because i can get also my point of view out there. my point of view is important to a lot of people that are looking at me. as far as what they have done in terms of me, you just had -- wait a minute. you just had a poll and going even against hillary i win easily. i think you can see that it was in a fox poll that came out. >> your favorite guy, karl rove has that poll two se i don't know yeah, it's two segments away and we have all the numbers. final question,. >> well, let me just say something. wait a minute, let me just say something. karl rove spent over $400 million trying to win races for the republicans. $400 million. he didn't win a race. karl rove shouldn't even be on your program. >> why don't you win him over? >> i don't want to win him. i fought for so many people and lost every sing going one. i don't have to win him over. n

. >> if you know any more information make sure you tweet me.sure you tweet the show. >> named the best pizza in new jersey. >> i don't know if i'm coming back. >> i have been make a special. >> patrick. paddle. 5.5 million, that is the starting price for the auction of this home. it will likely go for much more. it was built in the 1940s by the famous mobster albert anastasia junior. money wasn't really an issue. >> solid as a rock. i can just imagine in the old days when the mob figure on this place. we could have sent some crew of guys, you build the strongest house. i'm going to make a fortress your else. >> that is the president of the auction house. he was enlisted to sell the home by the current owner. it all comes nearly six decades after anastasia's untimely death. the remnants of the mob are not hard to find. >> a meeting house for the mob. the kind of scene shown in the get -- goodfellas godfather. >> the location. in every room you will notice windows all offering that million dollar waterfront view. >> right there. >> the basement i

yes. >> this was a retweet. >> i told you you shouldn't tweet, ever. you shouldn't be tweeting.t tweet. give it up for lent. lent is coming soob, give it up. >> i like it. can i to tell you what? i can get my point of view out there. my point of view is important to people that are looking at me. as far as what they've done in terms of me, you just had a fault and going even against hillary i'd win, easily. it was in a fox poll. >> your favorite guy, karl rove has that poll, two segments away. yes. two segments away. final question... >> well, let me just tell you something. karl rove spent $400 million trying to win races for the republicans. $400 million and he didn't win a race. let me just -- >> i don't want to -- >> he lost every single one. i don't want to win him over. he's totally biassed. >> we have poll numbers and they can't be biassed because they're just straight numbers. >> bill? who is leading? >> you are. you are. you. >> all right. >> true. >> you are leading in the poll. >> good. >> explain that to karl rove. >> and you know -- anything else you want me to -- >

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yet you tweeted it was 81%. >> bill, i didn't tweet. i retweeted somebody that was supposedly an expert and a radio show. >> why do you want to be in that zone? >> am i going to check every statistic. i get millions and millions of people -- >> you got to. >> all right. he's saying last night he didn't have time or can't change all the statistics or check them all. i think o' riley's point is do you need to. you would say what? >> i would say probably not. >> mr. trump could tweet out a dozen white roses to his wife and the media could wall that racist. they try to paint him as racist no matter what. >> wouldn't it be better for him if he didn't get into these controversies and talk about how he's going to make america great again. >> absolutely. i doubt he will tweet anymore statistics. >> thank you. >>> safety of the u.s. border increasing concern. im talk to a military veteran who made it his new mission to control the arizona-mexico border. new presidential polls out evaluating the candidates level and types of experience. who do you

you should have a short video made that reads angry tweets against you, and that would be funny. we are going to do that regularly. there's a guy that does it on tv and it's funny. what to do, what to do? have enough stocks in a portfolio and too much cash. and i say, you know, you have to wait. i know it's painful, but you have got to wait. don't violated bases. in 2014 i violated and it was not a good year, and i attribute that to violating bases and not letting stocks come down far enough before purchasing. and here is another one, maybe you could develop tech to charge your watch. i want one of the self-charging cables from integrated iti. that's what i really need. and here is one that says financial buyers warn me about watching it every day. don't be obsessive about it, because that's not what you are trying to do. you are trying to buy good companies with stocks that are good at prices you like, okay? just to watch it all the time doesn't make that happen. much better to do homework and try to find the next idea. on how to do homework better, and i use google but i think

you tweeted out that whites killed by blacks, these are statistics you picked up from somewhere, at ad that's totally wrong. whites killed by blacks is 15%. yet you tweeted it was 81%. >> that is the toughest moment that donald trump has ever had on his friend, will oriley's show. and as we showed you earlier, trump's defense was it was just a re-tweet and he can't check every statistic that he uses. and the o'reilly grilling of trump didn't last very long. 40 seconds after bringing up the trump tweet that bothered him, bill o'reilly said this to donald trump. >> look, you know i'm looking out for you, right, you know that? i'm looking out for you. i look out for every honest politician, i don't care what party they're in. >> now, i've never heard bill o'reilly tell a politician that he was looking out for him. that's what bill o'reilly tells his audience, i'm looking out for you. he's looking out for his audience. he's there to protect them. that's what he told his friend, donald trump, tonight. he's there to protect him. looking out for him, because as bill o'reilly sees it, donald

however, when you tweet out a thing -- and this bothered me, i got to tell you -- you tweeted out thattes killed by blacks, these are statistics you picked up from somewhere, at a rate of 81%. and that's totally wrong. whites killed by black at 15%. yet you tweeted it was 81%. >> bill, i didn't tweet -- i re-tweeted somebody that was supposedly an expert -- >> yeah, but you don't want to be -- >> who was supposedly an expert. >> -- but why do you want to be in that zone? >> am i going to check every statistic? >> you gotta. you're a presidential contender. don't do this. don't put your name on stuff like this, because it makes the other side, it gives them stuff to tell the ill-informed voter that you're a racist. >> trump also tripled down on his claim that he a saw a video of thousands of new jersey muslims celebrating in 9/11. in a scathing report, "the new york times" compared him to people like george wallace. writing, america has just lived through another presidential campaign week dominated by donald trump's racist lies. in the republican field, mr. trump has described himself

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you tweeted something cryptic. i don't know if this had anhing to do with anything that was in you. you tweeted, i know all the words to the mr. belvededere theme song. >> i do, yeah. >> jimmy: really. it isn't a joke? >> it wasn't a joke. it's plagued me since i was a kid. it's one of those songs that had cryptic lyrics. like the blinded by the night of tv songs -- >>immy: by the light. >> blinded by the light, wrapped up like a douche everybody ththinks. there's a line that thought was, i drop-kicked your vagina. i remember thinking, that can't be it. if it is this show has a level i don't understand. so as an adult it's plague med.d. now there's the internet, i can go online and watch t the theme soon on youtube over and over and learn the theme song. then i realized i could have just googled the lyric which i did, which shows i'm stupid. i did that. so i learned all the words to the mr. belvedere theme song. >> jimmy: would you be willing to worm the mr. belvedere lyrics? our keyboard player jeff already knew the mr. belvedere theme song. >> i imagine as a pianist it's one of th

. >> everybody can are free to tweet whatever you want but that doesn't mean that you tweet whatever you want. >> people should be allowed to post whatever they want with you self-restraint that people shoulder about size. >> spelman tweeted back at the players calling them disgusting and he retweeted the statement where the university apologized to him and thanked him of his work to raise awareness about news. >>> donald trump tells voters in iowa they will be stupid to believe ben carson's life story believe ben carson's life story. on stage, trump mock the story about his violent crash. carson said he tried to stab someone but failed when the knife broke on a belt buckle. listen to what trump had to say say. >> he took the knife and went like this and plunged into the belt and amazingly the belt stays totally flat and the knife broke. >>sara: the latest poll show trump beating carson in high 25 to 23%. >>> mitt romney is still stopping from running for president and is not stopping to do it. many in the gop are worried over the party's front runner are political outsiders. some par

yet you tweeted it was 81%. >> bill i didn't tweet. retweeted somebody that was supposedly an expert. >> you shouldn't be tweeting. don't tweet. give it up for lent. >> okay. >> give it up. trish: that is a little advice from bill o'reilly to donald trump last night. bill is right on this one. "the donald" needs to be careful on twitter. that said, you know what? haven't heard him thus far. americans are loving this candidate out there that can defy all resemblance of political niceties. he just doesn't care. he says whatever he thinks, simply doesn't worry about it. but trump's popularity is causing a lot of people in the republican ranks to worry right now. they are so worried in fact, everyone, they are reportedly plotting a guerrilla style campaign against donald trump to prevent him from getting the republican nomination. political analyst, gina lowden joins me with more. >> good to see you, trish. trish: i hear about the guerrilla-style campaign, this might backfire. they can go after him all they want but he says look the establ

emily: you tweeted that you were going to be hillary's worst nightmare in 2016. how so?, i have to say it is probably more julian. [laughs] but i am aware of some of the things that are going to be roadblocks for her. so, if i can provide some transparency with these people and make them part of what the internet party stands for, then i will be happy to do that. emily: you are saying julian assange is going to be hillary's worst nightmare in 2016. kim: i think so. yeah. emily: how so? kim: well, he has access to information. emily: what information? kim: i do not know the specifics. emily: why hillary in particular? kim: well, hillary hates julian. she is just an adversary of, i think, internet freedom. emily: she signed your extradition request. kim: yes. emily: so you have a bone to pick with her. kim: you know the crazy thing is -- i actually like hillary. i like obama. it is so crazy that all of this happened. emily: so the internet party has not worked out in new zealand. as i understand it, it was kind of a flop. how do you resurrect that? kim: a lot of times, whe

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and so you you tweeted, "registering domain, $20. selling domain, $1.65 billion. g mark cuban is still bitter, priceless." chad: yes. emily: how do you respond to critics that say youtube had more potential? chad: well, i'm just giving mark a hard time. because he just likes to talk a lot. a little tweet i thought he could take. but, you know, there are a lot of people that have opinions. but for the most part, i feel like people should focus on their own businesses. and focus on them creating opportunities for themselves instead of complaining about someone else. at the end of the day, sometimes it does comes down to jealousy. it comes down to missing that opportunity that he had with broadcast.com. he had a lot of the right ideas, but he was just ahead of his time. in terms of the opportunities that youtube is going to provide or has provided, i think they will only continue to grow. the audience is larger than ever, which means the opportunity for google is bigger than ever. emily: do you have a favorite cat video? chad: well, there are too many. too many to pic

you can follow tweets related to the game, the election, the protest. time for the heart. ily: you want a heart? instead of a star? chris: i want a heart. you use periscope. the endless stream of hearts is an amazing feature. emily: the hearts do make you feel good. chris: it makes you feel good. acknowledged, heard, valued. but "favorite," it is like, is this really one of my favorite posts? so for most people, they do not do it. emily: dick costolo was on the show, and he said "twitter is the very best way to connect to what is happening in your world. and i am very confident that that is what twitter is and everyone at the company is confident that this is what twitter is." is that enough for you? chris: mission statements and taglines i think usually leave most people feeling empty-handed and directionless. it is a complex product that has to appeal to myriad audiences. who use it for many different reasons. i don't think a single tagline is going to do it. emily: you have been waving the pom-pom for nine years. you have got a room in your house painted aqua? is that tr

. >> you tweeted out that whites killed by blacks -- these are statisiscs you picked up froro somewhere, at a rate of 81%. and that's totally wrong. now -- >> bill, i didn't tweet. i retweeted somebody that was supposedly an expert. >> yeah, but you don't wanna be -- >> and it was also a radio show. >> why do you want to be in that zone? >> well, hey, bill. bill, am i going to check every statistic? this came out of radio shows and everything else. >> oh, come on, radio shows? >> all it was, was a retweet. i didn't say -- excuse me. all it was is a retweet. >> seth: when your defense is you didn't tweet it, you retweeted it -- [ laughter ] you're beyond doubling down. now you're quadrupling down. the quadruple down of course is bacon, two kinds of cheese, fried chicken, and hair instead of bread. [ laughter ] but if you're waiting for trump to say he's sorry for anything, don't hold your breath. this august a hollywood reporter asked him the last thing he apologized for was, and he said it was too many years ago to remember. i have one of the great memories of all-time, but it was too l

and you tweeted to them a very interesting pass you tweeted them about the hall pass idea because you shshe a birthday. a suggestion. i said, don'n'you think if somebody else if diddy or matthew mcconaughey, if you're a woman, has your birthday that they should get a hall pass to sleep with you? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's your birthday hall pass. >> whenever you see somebody who has the same birthday oh, my god, me too. so it's a big deal. >> seth: now here i have a question though. is the hall pass only valid on the birthday? >> i think you should give like a edit like a store credit. you can't use it maybe like 90 day or something. >> seth: gotcha. you know what i mean? >> seth: right. i don't know if i'm going to get a 90 days from my wife. i think i'm going to get a smaller window. maybe like a 30 day window. >> alright, 30 days. >> seth: i have some good ones, too. sienna miller, maggie smith. gayle king. some good ones. >> maggie e ith from "downton abbey"? >> seth: from "downton abbey" because every face maggie smith makes on "downton abbey" are faces women have made

i appreciate you tweeting at me, but i like encourages more of that behavior, so i am now nervous whenike something as a favorite. >> it's clear to me as i hear both of you analyze this and witness what's happening on twitter and the fire storm that there's a lot that i am missing about twitter and the sill boll i can. >> well, the reason is when you do someone's tweet now it's considered as a marriage proposal. you have to be careful. >> yeah. >> speaking of being careful the forbess power list and putin number one. the president slipping down and the president is not in a good position. there he is in show. >> i think this is the first time that a u.s. president has not been in the first or second position, and obama must be losing sleep over that. that's tough. >> yeah, it's one of the things that one thinks, you know, it's the massive sense of superior. >> no, i don't think so. i just -- look speaking personally i know that i am not at all afraid of, you know, a german leader being ranked that high. >> right. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> excellent point. >> you you get the l

. >> so you when you tweet you may not think one day you may run for president?>> i am never thinking clearly. i am always lying. >> kevin, you said carson needs to get back to the old ben carson. if he were smart, hear me out, the next time somebody asked about the story he should pull out a knife and attack him. >> it was impossible. he went from there to yale to university of michigan and taking twins and splitting them. that was back in the belt buckle. he should get back to that and get back to the fire in the gut. >> you are pro more stabbing. make a note of that. i will be very polite to you after the show. >> he knows how to use the knife. >> i imagine he does. you are glad he is going after carson he has been a zombie and now sounds human. if the story is legit the press should go for it. we had the whole thing about the west . thing. it turned out they self-edited the article and change the headline. that's the stuff that the press -- >> this is the time ben carson should1íúí get out his qief and stab every editor at politico." >> everyone is pro be sta

you tweet on friday came during his presentation, as you say. is this more about trying to hit bill akman and his position in valeant than at this point it really is about valeant itself? >> oh, no, it's nothing with bill akman. this is about valeant. i can't make money shorting hedge fund managers. if i could, i would have been the guy who found out madoff, but i didn't. why would i have anything with akman. he's a respected man. he makes big bets. he's very right many times. and is very wrong many times. this is about valeant. if you look at the tone of this interview, it's akman, left, left, short, short. it's about valeant. >> okay, valeant calls your accusations in their words sensational, false, misleading, like yelling fire in a crowded theater, that you've been trying to crush the stock for your own personal gain. how do you respond? >> i'm not yelling fire in a crowded theater. when goldman says there's too much heat around this company to actually make it investible and there's going to be overhang on it, they've actually defended the

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everyone loves the new laws you tweeted. >> terrific. nd that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. let's take you now to washington where we are joined by syndicated columnist bob franken. good morning, bob. >> good morning. not that he got particularly great reviews for his "saturday night live" appearance -- >> he wasn't on there as much as i thought he would be in some of those skits. >> well, besides which it looks like he does better ad-libbing than reading off somebody else's script. >> well, ben carson, though, is taking a little heat about what he has written down and i need you to break it down for us. there are a lot of questions, did he lie about receiving a full scholarship to west point, what's this about westmoreland, what about the mere mids? what do you know? >> well, he benefited for the longest time from flying under the radar but now he's to coin a phrase somewhere over the radar. now he is suddenly getting very, very closely examined, his present, his past, the statements that he makes, that kind of thing and he