my discussion with geraldo. the truth is there is enormous pressure from supporters of the president not to put him on the spot. two white house correspondence fnc henry and jonathan karl are exceptions to the rule. they do ask hard questions. the president seemed to be fine with the interview and posed a picture afterward in front of the american flag. but i do know that some of his advisors were not pleased. one of them sarcastically saying why didn't o'reilly ask him about his birth certificate? that's the mentality some have that he is not to be challenged. that's not the mentality here. brit hume covered the white house for many years, interviewed a lot of presidents. so, hume, i submit to you this is the most docile national press corps we have ever had in this country with the possible exception of the jfk folks. am i wrong? how different the at no, sir fear was in the briefing room at the white house and the chomp prable places on capitol hill. most' much more adversarial at the white house much more agg

they just want people to starve, and that is disgusting. >> geraldo, we have been friends for a long time. do you know any conservatives that want somebody to starve? and do you really know conservatives that are racist and want to engage with the war on women -- >> don't keep broaden iing the universe. do i believe conservatives want poor people to starve? no, i don't, and i deplore that kind of hyperbole that he used. he really is not the flame-thrower to the extent -- he has a history. >> he has a history. >> i believe that the food stamp program, however, is one of the least fraud-riddled entitlement programs out there. >> there was a report out of maine that they're using the ebp cards in orlando at disney. >> you can always -- i don't know about that. you can always find examples of fraud. and i don't deny there are examples of fraud here or there. but you also cannot deny that in these tough times you have to be compassionate. >> do you see a reduction in the rate of increase? >> a compassionate conservative, george w. bush. >> the problem is in washington if you reduce the in

well, geraldo would, i don't drink. i would have watched geraldo go on a bender. because russia and putin are villains, they're trying to hurt us, where canada, they just tweak us. every canadian tonight, they're going out. they're going to have a good time because they got the big guy. they brought down the big guy. >> there are ten times as many of us as there are of them, them being the canadians. they are one-tenth the size in terms of population. but i read an interesting book that you would love by a lady called diane francis called "merger of the century" and the book postulates that these two countri countries, the united states and canada, that we should merge into one land. you mentioned -- >> the canadians wouldn't want that. >> they wouldn't like it. but imagine the super power. they have the resources -- they have china on one side, china looking with coveting their natural resources. they have russia, russia telling canada stay out of the arctic, we control the arctic. >> that's never going to happen. if i were a canadian and i've been there many, ma

well, geraldo would, i don't drink. i would have watched geraldo go on a bender. because russia and putin are villains, they're trying to hurt us, where canada, they just tweak us. every canadian tonight, they're going out. because they got the big ood guy. they brought down the big guy. >> there are ten times as many of us as there are of them, them being the canadians. they are one-tenth the size in terms of population. but i read an interesting book that you would love by a lady called diane francis called "merger of the century" and the book postulates that these two countri countries, the united states and canada, that we should merge into one land. you mentioned -- >> the canadians wouldn't want that. >> they wouldn't like it. but imagine the super power. they have the resources -- they have china on one side, china looking with coveting their natural resources. they have russia, russia telling canada stay out of the arctic, we control the arctic. >> that's never going to happen. if i were a canadian and i've been there many, many times, beautiful country, i

geraldo rivera, host of "geraldo at large-of- joins me. put on your lawyer hat today. criminal investigation. who is going to be charged with what snch it what? >> it's not just a criminal investigation. it's a felony in the commonwealth of massachusetts to sext. obviously we're horrified by child pornography. it's despicable. adults to consume, promote child pornography are felons whose lives should be destroyed by a police investigation. so now sexting happens. what happens? we have overcriminalized sexting. in the commonwealth of massachusetts, sexting, that is sending an image or taking an image of someone under the age of 18 is a felony. children have smart phones. the guy says to the girl, send me a picture of your boobs, something like that. she loves him or whatever, does it because she's showing off. he immediately distributes to his buddies. >> who is charged with the felony, the girl for taking a photo of the boobs and sending it out? >> both. it's a felony. it's preposterous. it's overcriminalized. the police chief in walpole says we don't want children to

fridays with geraldo segment tonight. very sad report. we had a discussion where he was right and i was wrong. >> brought up that he was a community organizer. >> no, i didn't. i never used that i never said that. >> you did so say that. >> and i did so say that about president obama. but i had forgotten because it was so inconsequential. the q ampled a is why the federal government isn't distressing discussing the descent congratulation of families in the poor precincts. >> would you say it's been a hallmark of your administration to make that issue? because i don't believe it has. i know you have given the speeches. and i know you understand the problem because you are a community organizer from chicago. all right? but i don't see the pressure from the federal government to go in and say this is wrong this is killing future of babies and children. >> so you think that by me referring to the president as a community organizer which of course he was that's an insult, rivera. you think i insulted him by saying that. >> first of all this is

fridays with geraldo segment tonight. very sad report. we had a discussion where he was right and i was wrong. >> brought up that he was a community organizer. >> no, i didn't. i never used that i never said that. >> you did so say that. >> and i did so say that about president obama. but i had forgotten because it was so inconsequential. the q ampled a is why the federal government isn't distressing discussing the descent congratulation of families in the poor precincts. >> would you say it's been a hallmark of your administration to make that issue? because i don't believe it has. i know you have given the speeches. and i know you understand the problem because you are a community organizer from chicago. all right? but i don't see the pressure from the federal government to go in and say this is wrong this is killing future of babies and children. >> so you think that by me referring to the president as a community organizer which of course he was that's an insult, rivera. you think i insulted him by saying that. >> first of all this is

joining us now with his exclusive story geraldo rivera, host of geraldo at large. you handed me this lawsuit, big, thick lawsuit. what's the latest on it? >> we believe the implication is extremely distressing. it is that eli manning and other players the new york giants, and we don't know if this stretches through other teams in the nfl or our sports in this mutai billion dollar memorabilia business. the implication is that the players with the assistance of the locker room members created fake memorabilia, including a helmet allegedly worn by eli manning in the super bowl that sits in the super bowl hall of fame. >> there is a gentleman from long island who purchased the helmet on the desk right now. he wanted to tell the story but didn't want to do it on camera. you spoke to him moments ago. >> the skid marks and other bruises on the helmet, clearly looks like it's been banged up. >> you go by photo matching. if the game is correct you photo match it. all the markings on the side, the back of the helmet should make it easily identifiable. i went through thousand

geraldo's laughing, that's a good sign. but he has this habit of saying really stupid things like this. >> my mother believed and my father believed that if i wanted to be president of the united states, i could be, or i could be vice president. [ bleep ]. >> his mom lived in long island for ten years or so, god rest her soul, and although she's -- wait -- your mom's still alive, it was your dad that passed. god bless her soul. stand up, chuck. oh, god love you, what am i talking about? a man who will be the next president of the united states barack america. >> you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> we didn't even put in the president is clean and articulate. >> somehow he gets away with it and we all chuckle. but had this been dick cheney during the bush administration, the left would have jumped all over him. >> when you see him, don't you feel sorry if he has any presidential aspirations, no one is going to vote for him. he's a great sidekick, if you ha

. >> and geraldo rivera. i don't think people complained about diversity and i think people were annoyed why don't they sing it all in english? >> i saw it myself. wasn't offended by it. you read about the reaction on the blogs, which if kittens were drinking coke out of a bowl, people would get hateful and nststy, the way it is. when i heard actual right wing commentators were offended by it. i myself was shocked by that. i'm the son immigrants albeit english speaking immigrants. >> i don't think the complaint was diversity. english, success in america. if you can't speak english the door will be shut in your face, geraldo. >> immigrants are learning english at a pace faster than ever before. what this hostile reaction shows is how deep seated the zena phobia is, the deep fear of the other, why we don't have immigration reform >> i don't think fear of the country changing in a way that's not helpful. i don't think diversity. english as the country's official language is passionate. >> english is not the offi

. >> and geraldo rivera. i don't think people complained about diversity and i think people were annoyed why don't they sing it all in english? >> i saw it myself. wasn't offended by it. you read about the reaction on the blogs, which if kittens were drinking coke out of a bowl, people would get hateful and nststy, the way it is. when i heard actual right wing commentators were offended by it. i myself was shocked by that. i'm the son of irish immigrants albeit english speaking immigrants. >> i don't think the complaint was diversity. english, success in america. if you can't speak english the door will be shut in your face, geraldo. >> immigrants are learning english at a pace faster than ever before. what this hostile reaction shows is how deep seated the zena phobia is, the deep fear of the other, why we don't have immigration reform >> i don't think fear of the country changing in a way that's not helpful. i don't think diversity. english as the country's official language is passionate. >> english is not

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. >> interrupting is what seemed to get some of them upset including our geraldo riviera. >> what you did was strip him of his majesty. >> i don't believe the president has a king. >> he's a direct descendent of george washington. >> i think we should treat with the president of the united states with respect also holding them accountable. i will say one of the things and problems i had in the briefings and interviews i knew would be broadcast live or on tape, you want to be careful you're not rude you want to show respect for the office but american public don't want to seat president being disrespected. you want to make sure you're tough, you get questions in and don't let him or her filibuster. i thought bill stayed on the side of the law. >> how about the majesty of the office? >> there is no such thing. we should honor the man in office but majesty? there is no one above reproach in this country. he said you're president of the united states have you to expect criticism. i thought the president took it well and actually there is part of the interview wasn't shown during the super

. >> to decide to is geraldo and bill riley? judge napolitano: they will decide. when things are fair. the fcc. there is a doctrine called killing. chilling means you are afraid to exercise your first amendment liberties because it might displease the government. there's not a single case in american history that supports chilling and every judge has condemned it. it permits absolute freedom when choice of story and words. stuart: maybe they will get away with this because there is no legislation required to put these monitors into our newsrooms? it is a decree. judge napolitano: what i would say to our department here and our boss, the fcc shows up kick them out. and they will never get -- -- charles: what the robbery a is doing -- stuart: i am not -- you want a victory. judge napolitano: a small voice with a loud chorus. stuart: we brought the story of homeland security, take pictures of license plates, beam them up to the database and find out who is driving the car. only momentarily. draw that after your explosion. judge napolitano: the explosion was unanimous

including our own geraldo rivera who had this to say about the intervi interview. >> what you did was strip him of his majesty, so to speak. >> i don't believe a president has majesty. he is not the king -- >> he is not the public commissioner. he is a direct descendant of george washington, teddy roosevelt, and dwight eisenhower. >> and i respect the office. >> i think we should treat the mayor of hartford and the president of the united states with respect but we should also hold them accountable. and make them a little uncomfortable. bill would not have been doing his jobs if he didn't ask tough questions. now i will say one of the problems i had with both the interviews, broadcast live and on tape. you want to be careful you're not rude. one thing, you want to show respect for the office. but also it can turn the person against you. the american public don't want to see anybody being disrespected. you get your questions in, you don't let him or her filibuster, and i thought bill stayed very much on that side of the line. >> how about this, the majesty of the office? >> there is no

also says that fox news anchor geraldo rivera inflamed the story with some comments he made about hoodies. and finally the study points to president obama who says if he had a son he would look like trayvon martin. the study concludes that tv world -- story web sites often distorting what the facts were. joining us from new york chairington a criminal defense attorney and from washington howard kurtz most of media buzz seen on nc sunday. what did you take away from the study. >> this was bare lay story in florida until the trayvon martin and activists pushed it into the national media especially cable news which loves, which feeds on polarizing crimes, these racially charged crimes. left and right played inflammatory role here including sharpton as you mentioned who openly crusaded on behalf of the martin family and yet allowed to push his cause on his msnbc show night after night. >> he convicted zimmerman, sharpton did. that disturbed me ms. chairington, did it bother you? >> you have to understand that al sharpton is an activist. this is what he does. this is his role. for him to be pa

news anchor geraldo rivera inflamed the story with some comments he made about hoodies. and finally the study points to president obama who says if he had a son he would look like trayvon martin. the study concludes that tv world -- story web sites often distorting what the facts were. joining us from new york chairington a criminal defense attorney and from washington howard kurtz most of media buzz seen on nc sunday. what did you take away from the study. >> this was bare lay story in florida until the trayvon martin and activists pushed it into the national media especially cable news which loves, which feeds on polarizing crimes, these racially charged crimes. left and right played inflammatory role here including sharpton as you mentioned who openly crusaded on behalf of the martin family and yet allowed to push his cause on his msnbc show night after night. >> he convicted zimmerman, sharpton did. that disturbed me ms. chairington, did it bother you? >> you have to understand that al sharpton is an activist. this is what he does. this is his role. for him to be pas

. >> geraldo is laughing. a good sign he has a habit of saying really stupid things like this. >> my mother believeed and father believed if i wanted to be president of the united states, i could be i could be vice president. >> his mom lived in long island ten years or so. god rest her soul. and she's -- >> wait, your mom is still alive. is your dad passed. god bless her soul. >> state senator, chuck, stand up, good to see you. god love you. what am i talking about? >> the a man will be next president of the united states barack america. >> you cannot go to a 7-11 or a dunkin doughnuts unless have you a slight indian accent. i'm not kidding. >> we chuckle and it's kind of the way it should be. had this been dick cheney, left would have jumped all over him. >> when you see him, don't you feel sorry if he has any presidential as sparations? he's a great side kick if he had a tonight show he'd be a great side kick he's an honorable person but he'll never be president. >> hillary clinton somewhere is smiling. not

had had her 89th surgery last night. >> she is not a liar. >>> geraldo joins us. in our first hour -- >> the beatles are back together. >> i will be ringo. >> your pal jonathan tirly down at george washington. with the president using executive orders -- >> and a liberal. >> and the pace that this president is using them to his benefit is accelerating. he says he has brought the country to the constitutional tipping point. do you agree? >> i think we were going to listen to the professor. >> let's listen. the president says he has to do it because we are in such grid lock. >> the framers designed this constitution for bad periods. they lived in such a period. these are people who were actually trying to kill each other. they are using the alien act to arrest people. you don't get much more poisonous than that. it is an excuse. part of all fair in love and politics approach. people don't seem to appreciate is policies change. so do presidents. this is not going to be our last president. those people who are silent today will have a hard time speaking up when the ne

geraldo rivera, top of the hour on that. >>> come on, agility test, geraldo. and america's favorite housekeeper taking on a brand-new role. tony danza headed to court. let's see if geraldo can get across. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. today is friday, february 7. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. remember when the white house was in a rush to pass obamacare? now they're eyeing another delay. this time past 2016. think that's a coincidence? >> meanwhile, he defended a -- >> i thought you were turning yourself on. >> with this thing. got a serious topic here. he defended a cop killer. now he's one step closer to a top job at the department of justice. how does that happen? geraldo rivera, who is on the couch and perhaps that was a mistake early, will weigh in on it. >> we told you about putin and his pals playing spy games in the showers at the olympics. it only gets more bizarre from there. why are the couches wrapped in plastic? >> like grandma's house. >> thanks. "fox & friends" time hour of the week starts right now. >>> thanks for telling me i was on tv there. >> i don

i miss you. >> thank you very much, geraldo. i miss you as well. we've got some breaking news to talk to you about, though. >> we want your take on this. so we have the ukraine president saying they have reached a truce after days of deadly violence. so what's your take on the white house's response? is it good enough? should we be doing more? >> well, you know, elisabeth, it's a really tough situation. having lived through libya where we removed gadhafi and replaced him with people who were much more troublesome, much more dangerous, much more erratic, much more unstable, i think the united states is well advised to keep out of these conflicts to the extent we can. ukraine is another one of those examples. it's a country of 46 million people. it's nestled right -- or wedged, i could say, right between russia to the east and europe and the united states to the west. the country itself is divided. you have ethnic russians on the eastern side. you have ethnic ukrainians on the western side. i don't know what the heck the united states can do other th

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geraldo rivera is here with us on this. legally, you are a lawyer, do they have a case and shouldn't they be able to access the information. >> we are all heart broken and snowy and icy they decided to keep the schools open. they are refuge for children. they are feed and they are safe and sound. and so what happens when the school is the predator and the teacher is the one charged with caring for the child is the worst enemy? that is what happen in upitate new york. it comes for the teacher to be prosouted when the eight-year-old writes the letter and we discover the abuse, now the teacher is tried and convicted and the teacher admits that he in fact abused this student. but what happened? they reached out to teachers everywhere. two teachers wrote letters not in support of the victim, but in support of the teacher. it is as if the teacher's union closed ranks and protected one of their own than the child. >> and the judge will not release the teachers who wrote the letters. does he have to legally? >> it's a close call. i

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and sharpton was singled out because he was a speak and crusader for the trayvon martin family and geraldo made the remark about the hoodie was as responsible for his death at george zimmerman so ploy question is, what is it about these racially charged cases that become so addictive for cable news? >> because we have an african-american president and that ends bickering, but it hasn't turned out. because we have a lot of black president people thought it would heal wounds but people are at a loss to define race and racism in the way we thought was cheer cut, a lot of the nuance and that is how we have had this conversation. >> this predates obama and it feels line you are letting cage news off the hook. >> it is an inflammatory role here. >> there are 24 hours of content that need to be pushed out over cable. you are looking for a lot more content and i think it has nothing to do with president obama. president obama inflailed the problem by talking about it. let me finish. let me finish. he doesn't answer. that is one . >> why does he have to answer the question? >> the point is it was a

i haven't geraldo hillary clinton say there is anything that shield roll back in wall street reform. i think it's rhetorical thing. it's a shot across the bough from the left. i don't think it's a real concern. i mean, it is an unsustainable argument that hillary clinton hasn't worked her entire public life to create more opportunity and access to opportunity. >> i appreciate you ladies coming on. it's a very interesting and important topic. here is what is sustainable. hillarycan't run on the obama economy unless there is a miracle in the last three years. >> she is not going to repudiate it because there are elements that she agrees with. we will see her walk a moderate line. positive signs from the obama economy you have got to commit. deficit is down, unemployment is down. there are positive signs. i agree with you not all is perfect. >> you have seen the polls, doctor, lately? have you seen the economic pulls? >> i have seen the pick polls. you and your little progressive friends may think there is positives but 65% of americans don't see the positives. >> look at the news today

did an excellent report on the trayvon martin media controversy, and i consider geraldo's hoodie remarks to be irresponsible. i disagree. bill, i gave "killing lincoln" to my grandson as a gift, and he enjoyed it very much. i have read all of your books, except "kills jesus" which i will read during lent. lent begins march 5th. we hope people check out killing jesus during the time of lent. it will make the season more vivid for you. i mean, so if you're interested at all. that's the book to pick up. finally tonight, the factor tip of the day, are you a clutch player in life? some of us have the capacity to deliver under pressure. you see that most often in sports, people like reggie jackson, john elway, joe namath, all made huge reputations by coming through in the clutch. the other day a young american ho hockey player from minnesota almost single handedly beat the russians in a shootout. he was brilliant. clutch players control their fear, therefore, they're able to do their best. if you want to perform in the clutch, you have to find a way to banish that fear. factor tip of the day.

did an excellent report on the trayvon martin media controversy, and i consider geraldo's hoodie remarks to be irresponsible. i disagree. bill, i gave "killing lincoln" to my grandson as a gift, and he enjoyed it very much. i have read all of your books, except "kills jesus" which i will read during lent. lent begins march 5th. we hope people check out killing jesus during the time of lent. it will make the season more vivid for you. i mean, so if you're interested at all. that's the book to pick up. finally tonight, tip of the day, are you a clutch player in life? some of us have the capacity to deliver under pressure. you see that most often in sports, people like reggie jackson, john elway, joe namath, all made huge reputations by coming through in the clutch. the other day a young american ho hockey player from minnesota almost single handedly beat the russians in a shootout. he was brilliant. clutch players control their fear, therefore, they're able to do their best. if you want to perform in the clutch, you have to find a way to banish that fear. factor tip of the day. o'reilly@fa

get lifelock protection and live life free. [ alert ngs ] >>> fridays with geraldo last nate. amazing sound bite from pelosi. last night on stuart's show this happened. >> okay, we are going to set up healthcare web site that is an exchange. people are going to come to it. >> right. >> why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently? >> i don't know. and as one. [ laughter ] >> who worked very hard. >> no, and that's my question. >> let me get the house minority leader here. can i ask her. hold on. how do you not know? >> well, it's not my responsibility. that's why the democratic party is reeling. reporting they could lose the senate this november. how foolish is this? >> the headline, i think, is not her woeful performance, it's not that the house minority leader nancy pelosi the headline in my view was john jon stewart. he is the pid piper of the progressive young voters if he has turned on the democrats. if stuart is now cynical and skeptical and critical of the democrats i think that bodes very. he asked a question and surprised by the answer. >> you don't

. >>> fridays with geraldo last nate. amazing sound bite from pelosi. last night on stuart's show this happened. >> okay, we are going to set up healthcare web site that is an exchange. people are going to come to it. >> right. >> why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently? >> i don't know. and as one. [ laughter ] >> who worked very hard. >> no, and that's my question. >> let me get the house minority leader here. can i ask her. hold on. how do you not know? >> well, it's not my responsibility. that's why the democratic party is reeling. reporting they could lose the senate this november. how foolish is this? >> the headline, i think, is not her woeful performance, it's not that the house minority leader nancy pelosi the headline in my view was john jon stewart. he is the pid piper of the progressive young voters if he has turned on the democrats. if stuart is now cynical and skeptical and critical of the democrats i think that bodes very. he asked a question and surprised by the answer. >> you don't think he was definitely negative

chris wallace, geraldo rivera, and the uso singers, all acappella. >> right. >> log on for our after the show show. >> be warm and dry. >> be safe. >> stay within yourself. now socking the northeast with snow and ice and millions are affected. here in new york city it is really coming down in the last hour. i'm bill hemmer outside of our studios here. 48th and 6th avenue. that is our camera across 6th avenue. with windchill out here it is dropping into the teens and possibly single digits. maria molina was out here since 5:00 this morning. just to my left this is the amount of snow that has a accumulated. it is, i