million google plus users. they found a powerful search engine like google could tilt a close election by pushing up favorable links and pushing down bad ones. they helped develop nor wall to help win the reelection of president obama. this kind of conflict of technology is not new. several years after the telephone law enforcement began tapping phones. it took 70 years before supreme court gave warrants to do so. in washington doug mcelway, fox news. time to take a look at what is talking it s bill o reilly riley and james carville got into a heated debate over em ha battled attorney general eric holder and whether he should resign. many think he should after the
order, governor? is the criticism from the obama campaign unfair? i would have give than order. as far as the anniversary is concerned u.s. officials say there are no specific threats to coincide with it but they also recognize this is a day that carries a lot of significance to the recommend nance of al qaeda. heather? thank you very much, doug. while bill o reilly riley is also talking this morning. he is responding to comments made by cia agent jose rodriguez. we played those comments for you. rodriguez asked the question how can it be more ethical to kill people by drones than capturing them. rodriguez makes a good point. we are blowing the hill out of these people in space, no trial, no prufrpesumption of innocent they are dead and so are the people around them. the same president that orders that will not dunk people in the water. does that make sense to anybody? the president well understands the difference between dproeron
it is believed to be only one plan that is to be considered right now using electronic devices on the planes is usually banned during takeoff and landing. congressman charlie wrangle now paying up for using money from the campaign office. he s agreed to pay $23,000 to the federal election commission for breaking the law. wrangle signed a deal with full knowledge it was a risk. a house ethics scandal found him guilty. raising eyebrows this morning liberal activist jane fonda tap to do play the role of nancy reagan in the up coming film the butler. it follows eugene allen who spent 13 years working there. horace whittaker in talks to play that role. bill o reilly riley is weighing in on the trayvon martin case. is the case actually being
tried on television? listen to what o reilly and his guests think. this has become a national conversation. bottom line is the national conversations are not about having conversations they are political litanos tests they are tools to get all kinds of things done by politicians and political activists. they are often devoid of facts. wouldn t you say mary katherine that right now as far as the public is concerned you just don t know enough to convict anybody on television? so we have to be very, very careful. this is the thing. we saw this in the duke lacrosse case where the cop came out and turned out to be a totally different person. he has already been convicted there. cnn i am not sure where they are, but certainly have been inflammatory statements made. what do you think about the black panthers going, hey. this is what i mean once you get into this realm it means zimmerman can t go outside of the house because these guys are threatening him.
come here. didn t corie jackson had been on a year long deployment. he wasn t scheduled to be home until the month of june. he got a two-week leave surprising his little boy. that s the top 5 at 5. always love seeing those videos. it is also sweet he got to get out of math class. that s for sure. time for a look at who is talking part 2. bill o reilly riley was talking last night. the decline of american power was his point. here is the main challenge to american power. the chinese will understand we have a $16 trillion debt they are holding more than a trillion dollars of it. economically we are behold ento communist china. things are getting worse. you remember president obama said his new budget would reduce the deficit by 2.2 trillion over the next ten years? now the nonpartisan