0 why they sent her up there. implementation. now, as we told you yesterday, i do think at times they seemed like they were pushing her and millions of americans are being booted from their plans despite it was very easy for her to sit there and answer. were you embarrassed by some obama s repeated claim that that of these guys? at times, yeah. wouldn t happen. you know what, they re if you like your health care plan, you ll be able to keep politicians. they re clumsy, weird people on your health carry plan, period. both sides. by the way, bob, she had a lot if you like your doctor, you of preparation as well. will be able to keep your i mean, look, the thing that got doctor, period. me when she said that they have well, the washington post no reliable data on enrollment, fact checker just gave that it shows you how government whopper four pinnochio, the highest rating, also known as a measures success is by not lie. but this isn t the first time measuring success. because
0 all these horrible things. why go do it. but yesterday i said when i was i was for single payer, you said really? what about medicare, $200 billion in fraud your imitation of eric. sort of like that. blue cross blue shield association said in private insurance, there s $226 billion a year in waste, fraud and abuse. but they eat that. private companies eat the waste, fraud and abuse. really? in the government, we the taxpayer, eat that. fold that back up and use it for something else. it shows what the insurance companies are up to. her demeanor bothered a lot of people. okay, maybe i m yes, i think there were some things to quibble about with her hearing, but i thought she did pretty well. i mean her tone in most of the things, especially initially, she was she took responsibility. she was gracious. she didn t have any moments where she completely erupted. that one part is embarrassing when she says don t do this to me. that was embarrassing. the inside voic
the state of missouri to let this man go, dismiss the charges, dismiss this case. this is a case that matters. this is a case of racism. if the african-american community wants to get on board like sharpton and jackson, this is the case for you. if you want to make a difference, go to change.org. sign a petition. it will go to the attorney general s desk, put in reginald griffin at change.org to sign the petition. bob? okay. the results are in. in the 2012 election, the candidates backed by national rifle association lost 76% of their races in the house. in the senate, 26 senate races, nra rated these candidates the lowest 21, the higher six lost. what are you complaining about. big bad nra everybody is so afraid of aren t worth the spit they re made of. how did the union do? all right. you have nothing to complain
getting pulled back in by mr. weiner. turns out you don t have to beat weiner, he just beats himself. so i m back in running for mayor. gutfeld for mayor. there you go. all right. how do i follow that? with something wonderful. okay. i have something wonderful. that s good. for a long time i have been saying civil rights leaders like sharpton and jackson picked the wrong case, consistently picked the wrong case, here is a great case. bob did this a couple weeks ago. man named reginald griffin is being held in prison in missouri, he was just released on bail for a murder he did not commit. he was initially convicted of a robbery charge, he spent time in prison, he served his time. then he ended up getting convicted for a murder in prison that another inmate committed and then admitted to committing, served 10 to 12 years over his sentence, he has been let free on bond. time for the attorney general of
0 trials and what s most important is stay on some of the scandals because we need to have answers. totally agree. yeah, that s a problem. seems to me, andrea, the american public is being treated stupidly by the administration. they assume we cannot handle these things, so they figure they can outlast them with every new story. and when there s 24 hour news, there s no news. people don t know what s news any more, unfortunately. but you know, it is interesting. a lot of the reporters as you mention in your monologue, they stopped covering it, even though the president wasn t talking about zimmerman every day. that s not their beat. their job was to keep their nose to the grindstone on these stories, many of them quit because i think, greg, except for associated press and fox news scandal that involved them, the media, they were disinterested in these stories from the get go. took months for them to cover benghazi. took months to get involved in the irs story. and begrudgingly. it