safe. here now with reaction, and coulter. to me this comes down to a very simple, basic fundamental choic choice. the inconvenience of a few guests that want the privilege to be here. the inconvenience or the gambling with the lives of the american people. why is that such a hard decision for people? you are right, why can t we learn from western europe? just a few weeks ago, german intelligence reported that 1,000 german residents have gone to fight with isis. hundreds of them have come back to germany, what is chancellor merkel do? she setting them up with welfare. that could radicalize them if they don t have welfare. what these migrants say they come to countries, they sexually assault women, they re having a very difficult time learning not
take? i have no idea. tucker: so it is a gas? i think the costs are high. they are high. you have to give a countervailing explanation for why we want to do this and no one ever does. other than it is ours role to lead. you are building up a straw man and bring it down. tucker: i m not moralizing ae statue of liberty. we are fighting extremists in the middle east, isis has a simple message. you can live under our rule and fight with us against america, or we will kill you. what i m saying is the united states can a third choic choice. which is stand with united states and it sounds a hell of a message. tucker: in exchange tucker: to say none of you can come here.
welcome back. the fourth anniversary of her let s move childhood obesity campaign. michelle obama unveiled several plans to help people make healthier choices. they announced a new fda reform for the first time in actually 20 years changes what you find on those nutrition facts labels, the ones on side of food packaging. as consumers and as parents, would he have a right to understand what s in the food we re feeding our families because that s really the only way that we can make informed choic choices, but having clear, accurate information, and ultimately that s what today s announcement is all about. all right. get ready for some sticker shock
better understand what it means to be brave. you talked to many people who, in our minds, we would consider brave. but they would tell you often times in the book that s not brave. that s just doing their job. that is reaching their potential. so can you describe to us what the difference is in reaching your potential and just doing your job and what it actually means to be brave? well, i mean, i would say that courage is speaks volumes of the ability of one small man or woman to change the world around them, to change it for the better in many cases. and those changes can be very big or very small. now, there are meake that choic in term of their job. they choose, they make a brave professional decision. but that process of choice and kind of dynamic engagement with the world around you can trickle right down and can be there in your first day in a new job, speaking up to your boss about something, a first day at a new school if you re a kid, facing
thursday. they continue to shutter second largest bank and rescue the largest with billions from investors an wealthy account holders. we were on the brink of disaster. by this agreement we brought it back. in europe, confusion over comment from a finance minister that the cyprus bail-out is a template for other countries an later clarified saying cyprus is unique situation. an in the capital city, more protests. in front of the central bank of cyprus. gates of parliament including thousands of teenagers. they made the wrong choic choices. for cypriot, more unanswered question. how much will they seize from the uninsured account to fund the bail-out?