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She s working it. clayton: my late 70s play list. a british woman busting a move and stops while someone walks by, but gets the beat going again and the music provided by us. he we don t know what she s dancing to. anna: an internal sound track. tucker: and she s got it in her head and she didn t have any ear phones. clayton: that s organic. anna: and this happened to me last week, and i was walking my dog, it wasn t dancing, it was singing and a guy walks by, i can t hear him. music is up so loud. he goes that s a great song. what was i singing? stand by me. anna: not necessarily the safest song to sing. clayton: do you dance in ....
Body. clayton: a deer particular sucking the life, giving you lyme disease. tucker: isn t that supposed to be prosperity and no. clayton: we talked about maryland and the rain tax. if you re a small business and you ve now got to retrofit the roof and the water seeps off so it doesn t soak through. and spend $100,000 to retrofit your business. the point is red light cameras and point of speed cameras and the point of the lottery. and that s the whole point of virtually everything government does to soak more money out of you. and gas taxes, everyone has to drive and get on the freeway. and there is he no choice unless you re taking public transportation, by the way, on that. and higher gas taxes across the country. if you look the at the national average right now. $3.53, so, these are the states that have entacted or are considering enacting these ....
Ways. i mean, if your child doesn t want to drink and all of their friends are going come on, man, come on, high five they could say i don t want to get busted going into prom and they have the right to choose that thing. tucker: and fathered a lot of children, i understand that completely. there are a lot of bad things going on out there. and people are concerned about drugs out there. and this is the easy way out. parents don t want to say to the children, you can t smoke pot, i m going to drug test you. the easy way is to put it on the school, but do you want to empower the government to drug test your kids? i don t think you want that. clayton: if your child is caught doing this it s on the parents. they get expelled from that school, but the argument that this hurts society. when you have a child that a child is expelled from school, then shoulder the burden, taxpayers footing the bill for ....
Last week where we saw severe weather pretty much every single day monday through friday and this is sort of the same deal, unfortunately. if you live in these areas, know what you re going to do if you re in a watch or warning. as an example, look at denver. 54 by wednesday, 27. look the at the overnight lows, single digits. a lot of weather to talk about. you ll certainly do that from the fox news extreme weather. back inside to clayton, anna and tucker. tucker: thank you, janice dean. great job. secretary of state john kerry just touching down in japan this morning and he s wrapping up a four-day tour of asia focusing on calming the tensions of north korea and rehe leased this propaganda video showing missile attacks. ready to defend against kim ....
Job of a man and don t expect to get paid equal. it s a fine line in the work place and tough and hate that for women, if you stand up for yourself sometimes people think you re a word that rhymes with a witch and starts with a b. in the sense of family, i agree with her, from the biblical perspective you re right. she s been married for 17 years and almost filed for divorce or starting to go through it after five years in and made some changes and this works for them. clayton: we ve seen a couple of these books, right. sheryl sandberg, her book that made a lot of headlines called lean in we know the description from ursela meyers coming back after a week with her baby. this is the argument that in the home you need to be submissive, soft and receptive ....