getting worse and worse. i m very short tempered. clinically, i m depressed. i m too smart of a person to take my life but it s crossed my mind. eric, bail me out here because i know nothing about tony dorsett. first of all i was going to say. 25 years of being a writer with the drinking and the smoking, it s not that different in terps of mental decline. and digestive issues. co-host of the five with bob, you bang your head against the wall every day. help me out here. you know what you re getting into, these guys from the time they re this big. the nfl has ruled about the hits. these guys have to man up. they made millions upon millions of dollars in a violent game. would you let your son play football? i would. okay. dana, i hear you don t watch football either. i do watch. people who play rugby, they don t have any protection at
broadcaster. is he on espn? i think so. it s a sports network. let me throw the clip. gutfeld s pin of the week, is kevin blackstone. sports journalist. he says this. go. if you sell this along with me, you should also be selling the rest of the military, symbolism, embrace of sports whether it s the war anthem to open every game. whether it s going to get a hot dog and being able to sign up for the army at the same time. whether it s the nfl s embrace of the pat tillman story. it s been going on in sports since the first national anthem was played in the the world series back in 1917. and it s time for people no national anthem for yeah. this is what he sees when he goes to a football game. a state of war mongering. you put him in any situation because he s a professor, anything that is considered remotely american or patriotic, seen as silly. it s silly. don t go to a movie with this
i think so. it s a sports network. let me throw the clip. gutfeld s pin of the week, is kevin blackstone. sports journalist. he says this. go. if you sell this along with me, you should also be selling the rest of the military, symbolism, embrace of sports whether it s the war anthem to open every game. whether it s going to get a hot dog and being able to sign up for the army at the same time. whether it s the nfl s embrace of the pat tillman story. it s been going on in sports since the first national anthem was played in the the world series back in 1917. and it s time for people no national anthem for yeah. this is what he sees when he goes to a football game. a state of war mongering. you put him in any situation because he s a professor, anything that is considered remotely american or patriotic, seen as silly. it s silly. don t go to a movie with this
0 [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama in a big bind. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. last night the president apologized for not being more direct with the american people about obama care. but it was really a nothing statement, and he had to do it. with anger growing across the country and democratic politicians very angry, mr. obama finally admitted some culpability. i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. we ve got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear them and that we re going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a used to work for msnbc, i bought a catastrophic health care plan for $170 a month when i left msnbc. obama care canceled the policy. new rate, $600 a month. thanks, mr. president. i wonder if he ll
0 is a mistake. let it happen. let it unroll, how bad it is, let the costs go up and insurance go up, then we win. what about next week? that s what we were saying before the shutdown. oh, my gosh. web we were saying don t do the shutdown. hey, let this thing unravel. let it unravel. i m simply saying delay it now because the website is so bungled. i agree. no. we lost 2014 candidates, democrats running with this structure. let them fall on their health care. here is the problem. the law hinges on the young people. the fact that this website is not working is not allowing young people to sign up. that s the problem. it s financially the problem. at the white house, that s what they are worried about. we go way back. way back. just because the website s not working that s why young people aren t signing up? no. young people gravitate to a website. the more people see young people read and see and hear bad news about this. how about when the premiums are going