diane you were saying you don't care. you said you said you don't care the president lied because he did it for a good cause m. >> i think he did seal the deal. i don't think anyone can argue he has lied. you can give him the benefit of the doubt. maybe he didn't know that what he was saying wasn't accurate or maybe that's not what he meant to say. when he came outlast night he didn't say what i meant to say was this or what we should have explained was this. he said what we said was this. we all heard you. she basically calling the american public, all of us, i idiots. it is insulting. >> do you think he think he's is lying or he believes the lie? >> here we go. i am getting my toe step done now. make sure you know what you are saying when you tell a fib or you expand on the truth what you think is the truth. make sure you consistently say the same thing. >> when you are looking at be ons for sale, you can tell a liar? >> i can look them dead in the eye and know they are lying to me. people have a tendency of making thin

. >> that includes 56-year-old diane barrett. last month, she received a letter from blue cross blue shield informing her as of january 2014 she would lose her current plan. she pays $54 a month. the new plan would run $581 more a month. >> now, i found that story to be over simplified, because the further interviews with diane barrett showed what she has now is a junk plan. it doesn't cover hospitalization costs. maybe that's what she wants, but she also could get into a plan that was maybe more expensive, but not ten times expensive, cheaper than she perhaps realized. what do you think of this whole approach of zeroing in on people like diane barrett? >> this is a simple go-to form. you take one person and use that person to highlight the problems. it makes for much better television. but i think we owe the viewers more than that and it's hard to do. it's so much easier to sit down and interview a person one-on-one and say yes, this is bad, and made it black and white. the "new york times" had an article this week where they ha

thank you diane. diane macedo. all this talk about bullies. should parents take so. blame. a new york city student thinks. so she is reportedly set to sue her bullies and parents claiming years of torment. can mom and dad be punished for child's actions? attorney randy and michelle says yes, she is. you think that's a ground? >> absolutely. >> really? >> yes. first of all just like judge whopner says when you have a problem take them to court. >> you are quoting judge whopner. >> absolutely. great judge, great show. take them to court and settle your matters out in court. you don't want the parents going head-to-head out on the street. second of all if you create the lawsuit that in a way first you put the parents on notice that their kid is a bully. most reasonable parent will be upset and try to get help for their kid. bullies are not happy people as we saw with incognito. not a happy guy. he has a lot of problems. any reasonable parent would seek the help that their child needs to get over. this and move on. if the parent doesn't, then the parent now has breached a duty

thank you, diane. >>> it is 47 after the hour. a surge in guns ceased at our nation's airport. that's not all the tsa says it discovered. the safety concerns that might worrisome fliers straight ahead. >> the first ever youtube music awards are one for the history book. the winners and the losers straight ahead. first, he's always a winner in our book. steve doocy. what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> we have a packed show for this sunday morning. olympic gold medallist gabby douglas joins us live. donald trump will join us as will special report bret baier. see what is going on on washington. if you like it you can keep it. new witness to the attack in benghazi could his testimony finally provide answers. a delicious new food trend. this i got to see to believe. they have deep fried twinkie burgers and twinkie bacon milk shake. "fox & friends" kicks off one minute from right now on your channel for news. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximi

diane macedo joins us to explain. good morning, diane. >> it is a battle between the brick and mortar stores and on-line retarryls. this one seems to be coming to a head in time for the holidays at issue is the marketplace fairness act. it would allow states to collect sales tax from companies that sell via the internet. you might be informed of the bill's benefits. order on-line and you might receive a package in i a long with a plea to write congress to oppose the bill. according to lobbying disclosure fileings 26 companies trade groups and lobbying firms are trying to influence congress on the act. local retailers argue forcing only in state retailers to collect sports sales tax puts them at a serious disadvantage. states lost $23 billion on uncollected sales tax revenues from out of state sales last year. catalog and e officers retailers say collecting sales tax for the thousands of jurisdictions on-line retail service is overly complicated. it has already passed its version of the bill which allows to companies w

diane macedo has more on that story. good morning, diane. >> the holiday shopping season is supposed to start on black friday. but kicking things off on thanksgiving thursday is becoming increasingly popular. smart will be leading the path 6:00 a.m. at 9:00 a.m. the workers should have some time to enjoy the thanksgiving turkey. the store opens at 5:00 p.m. wal-mart and best buy will open an hour after that. the big rush comes at 8:00 p.m. when macys target, colkohl's ofe depot open their doors. they are getting mixed reviews from consumers. >> i feel bad. >> i feel like i am late. i am behind. >> resales have opened up to allow more time to purchase for the holidays. >> we asked viewers what they thought about stores opening on thanksgiving and where they intend to stop. many are in favor of spending the day at home. many say they got their turkeys and credit cards ready to go. no way turkey day is for your family. wal-mart and best buy will be open so i will be christmas shopping on thanksgiving and black friday. sandr

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diane, thank you very much. okay. when the going gets tough, just get going. embattled health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is on the road again today making a stop in memphis to promote what appears to be a very beleaguered health care law. rich is in washington with more. >> good afternoon, neil. she's addressing this report released by house government and oversight reform committee. republicans there citing a document from the administration and contractors after the first day that healthcare.gov went live saying six people enrolled in obama care. only six on day one approximately 100 on the second day according to this document and fewer than 248 on the second day. some of the problems with the website high capacity they said, direct enrollment not working, va system not connecting, only six enrollments occurred so far with five different issuers. hhs secretary kathleen sebelius said they still don't have those numbers. >> i don't know what numbers were gathered to get the first two days of enrollment and where they came from and if it is

this is another symptom of what is wrong with obama care. >> you brought senator diane feinstein. she wrote this:and now democratic senator jeff merkley is going to sponsor this bill. what are we go make of this? these people voted for obama care. >> they did and they have been caught in an in consistency. they have known since 2010 when every single democrat in the senate voted against more flexible in the grand fathering provisions. everyone of them voted against it. senator mike ginsey created that. if you like what you have you can keep it just isn't true. but also for people with employer provided coverage as well. >> before i let you go, what kind of pressure does this put on the senate to consider these bills. we'll see what happens in the house. senator upton's bill. the white house is going to offer something which won't fix the problem but will give the appearance of doing something and it is up to harry reid to bring this bill to the floor and vote on it. i hope that it is successful but i think that the problems are baked in the cake. >> i will leave it there. >> good

diane sawyer and nbc news? today show. "good morning america." i didn't think so. cbs provided some coverage of these two stories. any one surprised? no hands up at the table. can you get that elbow. >> bad right wing conspiracy i would not be surprised. this is an example of media not paying attention. >> they are not paying attention. one of the biggest stories in the last two years and they are not paying attention. obamacare roll out is an utter disaster. they have the big lies and the media mainstream media is not paying attention. there is no conspiracy reporting. that's not good for the president. >> that's why it is important to watch fox so you can become equipped with the truth to understand what is going on. we literally went through the score cards explain to you in factual details. that's how you know so much. if you think all of these people who are journalists for a long time last time i was in the clinton what house and tough on bill clinton. >> you think they are tough with president obama and obamacare? >> they have done a lot of coverage on the w

diane sawyer no. good morning america, sadly, i don't think so. cbs provided some coverage of these two stories. show of hands around table. did you get the elbow up. laney even? >> can i get it up? >> advanced right wing conspiracy. i wouldn't be surprised at anything. this is an example of media not paying attention. it's not bias. >> they're not paying attention. one of the biggest story in the last two years and they're not paying attention. obama care roll out is an utter disaster. the president is out there having he and his people with the big lie, big lie and main stream media is not paying attenti attention. there's no conspiracy. that's not good for the president. >> that's important to watch fox so you can actually become equipped with the truth to understand exactly what's going on. we literally went through the score card to explain who covered this, who didn't. you've got to hear it. that's how you know so much. >> you really think all these people journalists for a long time. last time i was in the clinton white house were tough on

diane macedo joins us with more on this. >> hi, diane. >> good morning, ainsley. a new report for tax administration says the irs hasn't been keeping up with auditor's recommendations on protecting tax payer information even though the agency said it has. 8 of 19 fixes from previous audits hadn't been fully implemented despite the irs reporting they were complete. they failed to lock user accounts update software or servers for quote critical and major vulnerabilities. when the right degree of security diligence is not applied to the system disgruntled insiders or fal l h malicious outsiders can employ security issues and gain access. it is less than five months after the irs inadvertently posted thousands of social security numbers on a government web site. about a year after social security numbers credit card numbers and bank account data for nearly 4 million taxpayers were stolen from south carolina department of revenue. it already issued an employee to hem improve monitoring practices. this is the latest irs audit to reveal a major lack of over site which is

back to you. >> thank you very much, diane. >> have a good weekend. it is 46 after the top of the hour. one homeowner fighting to keep herbie loved pet. the government is telling her what she can do in her own house. >> he can this be called cubs forever. this baby cheetah. >> for now. >> they need names and fthey ar asking for your help. >> steve doocy on fox and friends. >> cheetahs never prosper. they are adorable. >> they never win. >> until they try to chew off your face. tgif. coming up on "fox & friends" larry gatlin is going to be stopping by we will be talking to him about the country music awards the other night they took a direct shot at obamacare. also michelle trakenburg is the woman who plays lee harvey oswald's wife in bill o'reilly's book "killing kennedy." she will be stopping by. we have a celebration for the marine corps. we are going to cut a big cake. you need a job we have five waiting for you somewhere. geraldo drops by, bill o'reilly stops by and chris wallace is going to give us a friday preview. kicks off 12 minutes from now

thank you, diane. >> the time is about 15 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up, it is a child's drawing of a ninja. a star war's character and soldier. wait until you hear why the school says one boy was out of line. >> it looks like something out of a movie. the amazing encounter with mother nature that you will not believe. look at that. >> first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on his show next "fox & friends". >> nice to show up. glad you had time in your schedule. "fox & friends", we have a great show on tap. lindsay graham will be here live. oliver north in the studio live. can you indeed work yourself sick? medical a team looks at that. and what's happening to the coaches as of late. bruno mars, the brand new reality show. big and rich will join us. our dog week continues. we are going to meet the dog chaser. all right. the dog who knows 1,000 words. nine more than ian working behind camera one. was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. withou

diane macedo joins us with more on that. >> the financial services monthly treasury statement shows student loans that stands at $675 billion. that is compared to just under 120 billion in january of 2009 when the president took office and just under 180 billion in july of 2010 when the healthcare education reconciliation act gave the government complete control over federal education loans. since then the balance has increased 277 percent. while 76 percent during president bush's tenure seems minuscule you put them together it is up more than 7 fold over the last decade, heather. >> thank you very much diane macedo short and sweet this morning. appreciate it. >> thanks ladies. have a good one. >> the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. she risked her life for america and that mother banned from visiting her own daughter's school. wait until you hear why. >> a new female super pirro. see how she is gbattling more than just the bad guy. good morning, steve. >> good morning, ladies. kathleen sebelius is in the hot seat again today on pap tol hill. what do lawmakers want to hear from

there are others who are also speaking out senator diane fine stein, senator maryla land dror that require insurance companies to continue offering their healthcare plans. at the same time house republicans are expecting to vote on their proposal friday that would allow insurance companies the option of continuing existing plans for a year. while the white house apologized for the failing rollout the president said he is exploring administrative action. there have not been any specific changes announced yet. >> the president has half of his team with looking at a range of options as he said to make sure nobody is put in a position where their plans have been canceled and they can't afford a better plan even though they would like to have a better plan. >> the pressure will continue todayed to park the chief technology officer will face lawmakers on the hill. he will have to answer the burning questions why have there been so many warning signs that have been missed. heather and ainsley back to you guys. >> elizabeth prann live this morning thank you. >> healthcare.gov isn't likely to be ru

diane macedo joins us now with more on this story. >> we keep hearing about how the u.s. economy is in recovery but that isn't having much of an impact on food stamp enrollment. according to the department of agriculture enrollment in the supplemental assistance program first hit 47 million back in august of 2012. since then the markets are up the unemployment rate is down and yet the department's most recent figures show enrollment in august of 2013 actually climbed to nearly 48 million. that is way up from the less than 32 million people enrolled in the program when the president took office in january of 2009. that year people also started getting as much as 13.6 percent more in food stamps as part of the federal economic stimulus package. that increase expired last week which will save the government about $5 billion next year. we will see if that has any impact on the number of people enrolled in it the program. for now the current number means that nearly 1 out of every 7 americans left food stamps. >> thanks, diane. the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of

diane macedo joins us to explain. >> a new report from the government accountability office says the screening of passengers by observation tech key has no better chance of stopping security threats even though it has made 1 billion over the past six years. they consider them to be suspicious people and talk to them to see whether or not they pose a threat. they reported some of the behavior indicators used were subjective. steve lowers who directed the investigation says tsa has yet to demonstrate the effectiveness of the program despite spending 900 million on it since 2007. according to the report the tsa has indicated it needs more time to determine if the program is effective. but in the meantime the program is being viewed as a key layer of aviation security. both republicans and democrats on the house homeland security says the report raises concerns about the program. they consider this fine at a subcommittee hearing on thursday. >> diane macedo thank you for joining us this morning. >> it is now 15 minutes to the top of the hour. frightening moments when a teenager swallows

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diane said. how is the delaying obama care will help. isn't it sti sucker move and just about government control? >> it is exactly about government control. if it is health care it would be on the 15 percent who didn't have it and not disrupting the 85 percent who did. this is government control. >> how much longer before we get the nightmare repealed. next year, if we don't get rid of harry reid and the senate majority probably won't. change the senate next year and make harry the minority leader and then elect a republican president in 2016 who will sign his signature to the repeal of obama care, that's how it happens. >> this is from cindi price. the only way to change obama care is elect republicans and take back the senate. you must be reading my mind. what will you do with your show to help with this effort. what i am doing now cindi. >> and john said i don't have insurance and i playplan on paying the finings. i refuse to sign up for the affordable identity theft act. and wait until you hear a year from now when a million or so id

diane saw her son wrestle with ptsd. >> there was no question after we started the program and he received his service dog. he came back to me. the light came on. my son came home. >> during the recent government shutdown, news reports about the families denied death benefits brought the anxiety rushing back. >> these guys gave their lives for our country. for a second there, i felt alone. then i looked at willco and everything was all right. my dog. i was not alone. >> in two 1/2 year, more than 90 vets were helped. the waiting list is now held. >> maybe people are seen to be blessed by one miracle in their life. i've seen it's rewarding. >> companionship is evident in everyday things like looking at squirrels on the side of the road. he was at the end of his rope. i was at the end of my rope. the two of us came together. we're a massachusetts he taktch. he takes care of me. i take care of him. that's a bond that can't be broken. >> to find out more about the organization and how you can get involved, head to canines for warriors.org to learn more. >>> an in-depth look at consumer confide

diane said. how is the delaying obama care will help. isn't it sti sucker move and just about government control? >> it is exactly about government control. if it is health care it would be on the 15 percent who didn't have it and not disrupting the 85 percent who did. this is government control. >> how much longer before we get the nightmare repealed. next year, if we don't get rid of harry reid and the senate majority probably won't. change the senate next year and make harry the minority leader and then elect a republican president in 2016 who will sign his signature to the repeal of obama care, that's how it happens. >> this is from cindi price. the only way to change obama care is elect republicans and take back the senate. you must be reading my mind. what will you do with your show to help with this effort. what i am doing now cindi. >> and john said i don't have insurance and i playplan on paying the finings. i refuse to sign up for the affordable identity theft act. and wait until you hear a year from now when a million or so id

diane macedo joins usith more. >> two newly released reports from federal watchdogs show over the course of two years they paid benefits to illegal immigrants and dead people. according to the reports of the inspector general from 2009 to 2011 they paid 23 million for services for dead patients and 29 million for prescription drug benefits for illegal immigrants. none of those groups are actually eligible for the benefits. but the reports say more than 4,000 illegal immigrants are able to make drug benefit claims because they don't have controls in place for those kinds of applications like it does for traditional medicare claims. as for the 24,000 dead people that made benefits there are safeguards to prevent that from happening. >> they agreed with the ig's recommendation to improve the safeguards against paying deceased beneficiaries. the other bright spot here is the ig report does say that the nearly $51 million in total and proper payments here still represent the small percentage of total medicare benefits. so it could be worse and they are at least working. >> not making me feel

diane mass is heed tcedo joins . >> they can test the liquid passengers bring on the planes. don't te the device developed by an ohio company uses are radio vehiclesy and an ult sonic pulse whether they have explosive capabilities. will it cape out in time for the lift on liquid bans which is set to kickoff? january. while the paper reports u.s. transportation officials are exploring technologies for liquid screening the tsa says in a statement liquid explosives are a serious threat and not ready to move away from the ban on liquids. heathrow is expected to start with medicine and duty free stuff bought at the airport. phase in other liquids gels and aerosols within about a year. it takes 2-5 second per container. it will be interesting on how much extra time it adds to the screening process and if passengers think it is worth the tradeoff or not. >> you will have to keep track of it and let us know what they think. >> now you can change people's perception of yourself just by wearing a little makeup. a french neuroswer scientist sa imperfections effects the brain. those who

. >> diane walz said she's thankful that she had a kidney stone that was tearing me up a couple of days ago. >> so are we. >> john rooney, thankful to a teacher at your alma mater, shrewsbury borough school. >> my grammar school friend debby buck happens to be here. >> you stacked the deck. >> happy thanksgiving. >> ciao. >>> fox extreme weather concern. wintery blast. i'm gretchen carlton today. welcome to "the real story." this storm is blamed for car crashes and 11 deaths. now it's pushing its way east bringing slick conditions. up to a foot of snow in spots from pennsylvania to new york to new england. of course, we have fox team coverage for you. we are covering the skies, molly line the trains. first, chief meteorologist rick

this bill that diane fine stein has gotten behind the landrieu bill is a fake, phony fraud. it is something to stem the bleeding. it is a cya move to cover their butts. it's not going to do anything to save these people's plans. those plans are gone, baby, gone. they are still lying to their constituents. >> let's remember the vast, vast majority of americans are going to keep health insurance the way they are now. >> that's not true. >> yes it is. >> no, it is not true. >> who is going to get their plan changed at fox? >> why wouldn't they delay the employer mandate. >> when the employer mandate kicks in in a year some 93 million people will likely lose their health insurance. >> how did you get that? >> i think the wall street journal reported that. >> okay, that's good. >> who would be letter to you? >> like in fossett sent us an e-mail would you believe it? >> i know you don't want to talk about -- let's talk about the policy. you could argue numbers. you keep throwing these numbers out of some -- the beckel almanac. >> it is reported by the government. i don't know what

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there are others who are also speaking out senator diane fine stein, senator maryla land dror that require insurance companies to continue offering their healthcare plans. at the same time house republicans are expecting to vote on their proposal friday that would allow insurance companies the option of continuing existing plans for a year. while the white house apologized for the failing rollout the

jon: diane macedo, thanks. jenna: well, a tiny miracle is getting lots of attention. this baby girl weighed just about one pound at birth: we're going to have an update on her condition now. >>> also some researchers say exercise isn't just for the young. this is just in time for thanksgiving to make all our viewers feel guilty -- no, i mean, to feel better, right, jon? jon: exactly. jenna: there's some new information that could get you moving even if you've never, ever, ever worked out before. jon's going to have that segment coming up on "happening now." jon: new next hour, a terrifying explosion just steps away from a group of chirp. the heart -- children. the heartbreaking interview they were giving just before that blast. >>> also, brand new details on a secret operation at guantanamo bay, how the cia turns prisoners into double agents, sending them home as recruits in the war on terror. now we're learning how it works. >>> plus, a las vegas woman on trial for plotting to kill her husband. she takes the stand in her own defense. her stunning admission just ahead

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if dan rather or die door diane sawyer said no, i wouldn't be here. that makes since. >> r.j. bruner of kentucky assumed he could start a moving company without having to get his competitors permission, so he started one. >> put an ad on craigslist, pickup truck, and we were busy all summer long. >> people wanted your services. now in just a couple years, you have 30 employees, six trucks. >> over 30 now, cleancut young guys. that sells. >> this customer is pleased. >> it's been great. they showed up exactly on time. >> but r.j. soon learned that pleasing customers is not enough. he got a threatening letter from state regulators. >> we need a certificate of necessity saying that there is room in the market for us to operate. >> certificate of necessity. meaning? >> the necessity within the moving mark in kentucky for another mover. >> what? a business has to prove it's needed? to get a license? >> you essentially have to get permission from your own competition first. >> tim's law firm took the case for free. >> when starbucks began it would have had to have gotten permission

diane says how is it that delaying any part of obama care will help? ent isn't ate sucker move about control? it is exactly about government control. if it was health care the focus would have been on the 15% that didn't have it, not disrupting the 85% who did. this is about the government getting control. you bet it is. here's one from monitor state i don't think. how long before we get this nightmare repealed? i will tell you how long -- next year if we didn't get rid of harry reid in the senate, two things have to happen, change the senate, make harry the minority leader and elect a republican president in 2016 who will sign his signature to the repeal of obama care. that's how it happens. all right. this is from cindy price. the only way to change obama care is to elect republicans and take back the senate. this will save america -- you must be reading my mind. what will you do with your show to help this effort. >> what i am doing right now, cindy. that's what i will continue to do. >> i don't have insurance and i plan to pay the fines. i work in

take a listen to this guest, diane iser and her plan. >> i currently have a blue cross blue shield ppo, 80/20 plan. okay? and it has been affordable to me, and i want to reiterate that. i want to say it one more time. it has been affordable. i have been happy with it. and now i'm being told it's substandard. my coverage currently would be stopped as of december 31st. my premium is going from $363 to $713. my deductible, my deductible is going from $1750 to $3250. >> not tough to find these stories. >> that's the problem for the white house. this has moved from a theoretical debate over the past three years to real numbers where people are doing real math. i mean, people are getting these letters. these are not made-up things. people who have household budgets are trying to find a way to make this work. and the problem for the administration is, they can spin it and jay carney can refuse to give out the enrollment numbers and they can play games with the timing, but it doesn't matter. ultimately, the numbers are what they are. people are getting these notices. one of the other arguments

if dan rather or die door diane sawyer said no, i wouldn't be here. that makes since. >> bruner of kentucky assumed he could start a moving company without having to get his competitors permission, so he started one. >> put an ad on craigslist, pickup truck, and we were busy all summer long. >> people wanted your services. now in just a couple years, you have 30 employees, six trucks. >> over 30 now, cleancut young guys. that sells. >> this customer is pleased. >> it's been great. they showed up exactly on time. >> but r.j. soon learned that pleasing customers is not enough. he got a threatening letter from state regulators. >> we need a certificate of necessity saying that there is room in the market for us to operate. >> certificate of necessity. meaning? >> the necessity within the moving mark in kentucky for another mover. >> what? a business has to prove it's needed? to get a license? >> you essentially have to get permission from your own competition first. >> tim's law firm took the case for free. >> when starbucks began it would have had to ha

you don't see -- i mentioned it before -- diane feinstein from california, moving like this. she said she had 39,000 calls in early september. that's a lot. even in a populous state like california for somebody to pick up the phone and call their law maker is unique. >> sure. >> we're just too lazy. we're just texting. bret baier, the lean mean, black soybean machine. we'll be watching you today. >> you're making me laugh today. >> on "special report." thank you. >> we'll see you. >>> news time with heather. >> good morning. soybeans are great. i want to try black soybeans. we got shocking new video. a moment a van plunges from the third deck of ralph wilson stadium in buffalo, new york. look at this right here as the guy tumbles down. this is last night's game between the jets and the bills. and it appears that the guy loses his balance while he tries to slide down this railing on the upper deck and falls on the deck below, landing on another fan and hitting that guy in the head. unbelievable! one fan snapped a picture of the guy who fell as he was taken off in a stretcher.

. >> diane, this is diane parroting what tucker said, don't speak while you're drunk. >> i called my daughter her sister's name while giving the toast at the wedding, not exactly smooth. the understatement. i'm sure the girls still love you. >> that's our facebook question. day, what are your toast dos and don'ts and what's the worst toast you have ever witnessed at a wedding or otherwise. it's 39 minutes past the hour. let's talk about movies this weekend. ever wonder what would happen if four 60 somethings headed to las vegas? >> do you know who is supposed to be staying here this weekend? diddy. curtis jackson, the rapper. >> oh, yeah, from the jackson 5. >> is last vegas a blockbuster or a bust. here's fox news contributor and our favorite movie reviewer, kevin mccarthy. >> tucker, thank you for that intro. that was awesome. i appreciate that. >> it was totally heart felt. i want to know should we see this movie? >> here's the deal. you have four oscar winning actors, a director that i grew up watching, i loved cool runnings. the problem is the script and the scenes in the traile

that would have happened at all yesterday if it wasn't for the mary landrieus and the joe manchins and diane feinsteins and the bill clintons who said not me kimasabi. it is clearly a response by the president to the distress he caused for his own party. he's not up for reelection. i have no doubt but that he was pushed kicking and screaming into that very embarrassing admission. he's a very proud guy. he doesn't like to say i screwed this up. what we just saw was a major i screwed this up. >> would it concern you more if he truly was so hands off to know he didn't know his web site wasn't ready to work? does it concern you more about the irs, fast and furious, all the things, he has the same answer, i didn't know. does that bother you? >> what bothers me is the 155 rounds of golf. i play golf and it takes all day. if you play with john boehner, that's one thing. if you're going to play with your high school buddy, that's another. if you're playing with your high school buddy, you're not thinking about the web site. but clearly these guys had the i.t. expertise. they won the election in 08 a

diane ravitch says: president reagan -- president lincoln standing there the cons is he creation of that cemetery. how you cannot be able to describe the context of that war in the classroom providing those -- those incredible words that president lincoln said that day? >> i completely agree. look, no mention of that thing called the civil war. no mention of the a 1,000 americans, confederate and union who died there no mention of the purpose of lincoln can's trip. removing human agency from history which is really truly remarkable. for folks out there who are windchilling it who say is this just one weak link in an overall solid package of standards? the fact is no, the architect of common core is now the head of the college board. the entity that develops the sat and other college tests as recently as october he restated his position. he said there is no reward, quote, unquote, for students to seek to understand the purpose of lincoln's trip. onto me that sounds a lot like maybe the kids will get some sound, they won't get any fury and no reason and signify nothing. >> to understand th

. >> diane has a facebook post responding to this. it's great she's honest. real men always pay for the meal. >> i agree with that. not for the sake of the woman, but their own dignity. >> the men don't know she's written a separate blog post. she went on j-date. she is not jewish. >> what do we have here. here is m.w. some guy should take her to a pricey place to eat, eat like a king, head to the bathroom and slip out. that is a great idea. that is an old school solution. >> drats, another super secret of women's dating strategies exposed. >> is it that big of a secret? >> leave your house without a purse. >> i've known guys i would do the same thing. >> if a guy leaves the house and expect as woman to pay for his meals -- >> and doesn't bring his purse? >> take care of yourself. >> go to our facebook page. that is the question of the day. you can answer that there. >>> coming up on the show, injured by an ied in iraq. burned on his hands and face, he is a true american hero. this morning he's here live to share his incredible story. >>> his son was born wit