if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george this is where this debate has gone with miss information and -- >> it's just a question, sir yes or no. >> there's been shameless rhetoric about my state and the law and its intention all over the internet. some of the media coverage of this has been shameless and reckless. >> final yes or no question governor. do you think it should be legal in the state of indiana to discriminate against gays or lesbians? >> george. >> it's a yes or no yes. >> hoosiers don't believe in discrimination. >> what do you think, george? >> there's nothing that peeks your interest more than when someone won't give an answer to a simple question. that makes you think you need to poke around. judging from what i've seen since then pence might have been well served to say that's not true. this will be decided on a case by case basis by a court. someone will arbitrate that. instead by deflecting the question, it was evasive sounding. >> it was a fascinating 11 minutes because politicians count on the

tonight: >> do you hear that indiana? you are not progressive enough for nascar. >> i would like to go back and visit inana but it's illegal. >> the state of indiana taking it on the chin over the religious rights act. this battle could become a national civil war. tonight, we will spell out what the opposing sides really want. >> they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he. >> looks like senator harry reid has been exposed for being a corrupt politician lying from the senate floor and he is unapologetic. "special report" ahead. also women may have to become prostitutes because of global warming. that's what congressman woman barbara recess. dennis miller has some thoughts. caution, 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. religious rights vs. the constitution. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it all began in 1973 when the supreme court ruled 7 to 2 that abortion should be legal in th

so dorothy, indiana and arkansas adjusted their laws this week. in arkansas they hadn't passed it yet but they adjusted what they had intended to pass. were they right to do that? >> no. in a word you know, this is one of those moments where you know what we're up against in force. we are here where ferguson and all of the rest of the corruptions of reality started. based on lie and an irrational belief in the martyrdom. if the republicans will rise and have some foresight about how they would deal with these things they would instead about making speeches about taking back our government and government overreach and government is broken in washington, they would go to what is really broken. what is really broken is the basis of the sanity we have almost always had. we are now in a state of pathological-driven bullying, sensitivity driven by the democratic left, which has sought and will to undermine the institutions as just. >> so you are saying that this law, the law that indiana passed was not discriminatory. >> yes. that's right. >> as it was

dorothy, indiana and arkansas adjusted their laws this week. in arkansas they hadn't passed it yet, but they adjusted what they had intended to pass. were they right to do that? >> no. i mean, in a word, well, i give grudging sympathy to the pressure they're under. you know what we're up against. we are here, where ferguson and all of the rest of the corruptions of reality started based on a lie and an irrational belief in the martyrdom and victimization of groups. if the republicans were wise and foresight and had some foresight, but having to deal with these things, they would instead of making speeches about taking back our government and government overreach and government is broken in washington, they would go to what is really broken, what is really broken is the basis of the sanity we have almost always had. we are now in a state of pathological driven bullying sensitivity, driven by the democratic left. which has sought and will undermine the sense of our institutions as just, which leads to the police -- >> so you're saying that this l

>> it happened in indiana. so, iran and indiana. indiana where the governor of indiana, very popular governor, governor pence moved forward with legislation to restore religious freedoms. the problem is they were completely unprepared for the backlash. and i think it was an unnecessary law. it was completely unforced error and then they didn't even handle the aftermath of it well. >> so you don't want to see any law about religious freedom in indiana right? >> no. i think, well, first of all, there is a law religious freedom that is already a national law. there is federal law. what indiana, in my opinion what they were trying to do was to legalize something that would protect them against a hypothetical. i don't think that's a good way, necessarily to govern. >> what was the hypothetical? >> the hypothetical is that maybe there would be some discrimination against people who were against gay marriage in case they didn't want to cater a wedding, for example. >> say you are in indiana and they didn't do anything and the gay couple ca

and nearly a dozen cities implementing travel bans against indiana. then today a new dramatic chapter. after the owners of memory's pizza and ice cream in the town of walker, indiana, answered a hypothetical question honestly and told a tv crew they would say no to catering a gay wedding because of their religious beliefs. the fury that has followed has forced that business to shut its doors and set off a new debate about which side is being intolerant. we have a powerful lineup tonight with senior political analyst brit hume. former arkansas governor and potential 2016 presidential candidate mike huckabee. we begin tonight with trace gallagher who reports from our west coast newsroom on the small town family now at the center of a white hot controversy. trace. >> megyn, 61-year-old kevin o'connor opened up memory's pizza in walkerton, indiana nine years ago. and his nine children have all worked there at some point. yesterday a local tv station came into the restaurant to get opinions about indiana's new religious freedom law. kevin and his daughter

indiana is a state that has legalized gay marriage. to say it is hate, of course the law was confusing and we are not sure what was denied, but some states don't allow gay marriage so maybe boycott those states. >> yeah in their next tour date they went to two or three states that don't allow gay marriage, but they go to indiana. >> people are not sure why they are boycotting? >> they think they are sure. >> yes, because there is a hash tag. but indiana didn't have a hash tag, but my best friend is gay. >> it is not who bakes the cake. it is who jumps out of it. >> that's a great point. >> it is wasted cake. i am not for that. when you eat it like joe does, slathered all over the beard? >> >> smattered. >> depends on where you are from. >> this week barack obama commuted 20 sentences that had to do with drugs. that had more to do with individual lives and justice than all of these rifts in 20 states. >> what is the point in passing the law in the first place sph. >> people didn't want want to be like the guy in oregon who didn't want t

an indiana high school basketball coach tweeted, quoting here, who's going to walkerton indiana to burn down memories pizza with me? she's been suspended and is being investigated. indiana state senator jim arnold said quoting, i hope they enjoy eating their pizza because i don't think anyone else is going to. the senator would be mistaken. the o'connors are getting support from gay and straight people across the country and in their hometown. listen. >> these are folks that go to bat for anybody in this community. anybody that needed a handout, that's needed volunteers that's needed money they've been there. >> and it looks like they will continue to be there. megyn. >> wow. trace, thank you. joining me now, dana loesch, the person who kicked off this fundraiser for the pizzeria. she just spoke with the family. also leslie marshal a progressive talk show host and fox news contributor. what a day you have had, dana. we've watched numbers go up and up and up. over $300,000 now for this pizza shop, one of eight businesses. and what do you think this shows? >> megyn i have to say my amazin

so, what the state of indiana is going to end up doing probably get to that place." for the first time in a fox poll, a republican, jeb bush, actually ties mrs. clinton in a head-to-head matchup. walker, cruz, rubio and rand paul are all within the margin of error which means they are within striking distance. >> abouts i is i times thanks. >>> one non-candidate is getting a lot of attention. it seems many in the mainstream press are voting with their stories and their columns seeming to try to push one particular individual to run. fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howie curtz here to tell us who and why. good evening howie. bret, good evening. the headline today's "washington post" says it all. elizabeth warren says she is not running for president. but is she running for president? the freshman senator has been pressed on this question this past year by abc, cbs, cnn, npr, boston globe, despite the fact that her anticipate is always the same, no, not happening, no wiggle room, no with an exclamation point. here is little montage put together by

in had indiana a pizza shop may be one of the first casualties that pitted religious freedom against gay and lesbian lights. hypothetically the restaurant would not cater a gay wedding it has been a target of a wave of on-line attacks. >> we are not kissdiscriminating against any one. it is just that is our belief. everybody has their right to believe anything. >> companies like wal-mart based in arkansas voiced opposition to the law. indiana and arkansas are talking about laws that would offer a legal defense to those whose religious beliefs are at odds with among other things gay weddings. while many states offer similar protections indiana and arkansas were going further to extend that from individuals to companies drawing ire from gay rights activists and the white house. >> passing laws that would use religion to try to justify discriminating against people because of who they love is unthinkable unthinkable. >> in arkansas governor asa hutchinson are seeking changes to the law after coming under intense pressure from activist and at least one family member. >> there is clearly

because there's no antidiscrimination law protecting gays and lesbians in indiana. there are a couple cities that recognize it. but the religious freedom recognition act is basically meaningless when it comes to gays and lesbians in that state because they are not recognized as a protected class. >> that's right. the fact is people who may wish to discriminate against gays or lesbians are no more or less able to do that today in indiana because of this law than they were before it was passed. so you get an idea of the level of the distortion and the deception that has been practiced to bring down this fury on the state of indiana's governor and this pizza guy. >> brit, do you think there is room in today's day and age for someone who believes that -- does not believe in gay marriage to maintain that belief? >> i think there is, megyn. i think ultimately the law will find that. and the laws will continue to be passed to assert that right. but it has going to be a tremendous battle. and as you can see the corporations of america some of the main ones, fearing that the

because we were -- the people in indiana christians families, people of faith in indiana, were better off before this was passed. >> so you mentioned the original national legislation that came up in 199-3 and the supreme court held it didn't stand up and there wasn't this conversation about same-sex marriage and it wasn't viewed just about this issue ian and now it is viewed that way. is there any way to make sure that people separate the two and know this is about the original case about somebody somebody who was ingesting peyote and how it impacted his employment and there is nothing in the legislation about same-sex marriage or anything else. it is about religious liberties viewed by the individual whether it is an issue of same-sex marriage or consumption of peyote or anything else or a religious belief. >> right. whether this law should apply to gay people or trans civil rights is a new question. but whether it can trump an anti-discrimination law generally has been around for a while in the 1960s when the civil rights law act there was a business called piggy park that wanted t

indiana family association, that the indiana senate is considering water heed down language religious freedom restoration act. homosexual activists demand christian business owners in indiana be forced to compromise their faith. on the left critics say that the fix fails because it does not make days and lesbians a protected class of citizens statewide. what do you think about this law, father jonathan? and how both sides are handling it? >> it's a very sensitive very difficult topic. the very tip of the sword i think in terms of cultural debate right now. what do we need? we need legislation that balances two very important rights. number one, not to be discriminated against unjustly. and secondly conscience protection. now the question is, how do you do that? that is why we have hopefully states people statesmen, states women, who have wisdom to come up with such laws but that has got to be the goal. avoiding unjust discrimination which would be including making sure that there is no, you don't want into a bakery and have to be asked what is your homosexual, excuse me, your sexual p

indiana and arkansas lawmakers adding anti-discrimination protections for the customers after that huge uproar, but should the government be telling business owners who they can and can't do business with? hi everyone, we will come to "cashin' in." wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. religious freedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here is that the liberal left's dem going ri of this issue and dem going ri over the religious freedom restoration act is wholly inaccurate. the reality is that this law was set in place not to en shrine discrimination, but set in place to protect vulnerable religious groups like joe hoefs witnesses and the amish and mutts muslims. it's hypocritical that those criticizing the law are the ones who once supported it. senator chuck schumer or president obama or even liberal groups like the aclu. >> wayne, so walmart has said they have an issue

i should say indiana. hmm. you know the one. today, word of a proposal to prevent businesses from discriminating against the lgbt community. state lawmakers claim the spry -- compromise is acceptable to both sides. >> if you want to go to cuba just got easier according to a new web site. hang on. >>> more headlines. one work irdead and three hurt after a collapse at a construction site at a high school in texas. no students, teachers or parents were hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the collapse. >> big drop in unemployment applications. the labor department reports the number fell by 20,000 to a nine can week low. analysts say it's a sign that layoffs are slowing and companies may hire more workers. >> wrigley field getting its first jumbotron. not everybody is happy. some fans say it will ruin the atmosphere at one of the oldest ballparks. bar owners sued saying the giant screen will block the view from rooftop bars. part of a major renovation. official says weather delayed the construction so no bleache

that's why they're changing the language out in indiana. this is a big story if you're watching the networks, because they are using this as a club to beat up republicans for the most part. at the same time, you look at the stunning revelation that hillary clinton wiped her hard drive so she could destroy all of her personal e-mail. so, you know, it turns out the network spent five times more coverage on the indiana story than they did on the hillary story. you know, you think about as kor cover ups go, if it was a cover up, that kind of coverage five to one in favor of the indiana story, that's stun. >> it's not reflective of what the american people are feeling. a quinniac poll coming out with the unfavorable rating based on what's going on now. not looking good. in florida, a 46% unfavorability rating. it jumped again. nine points in pennsylvania. just a short period of time from february of 2015 jumped up nine points to 47% rating of how unfavorable she is right now. >> here's the bottom line. you have to wonder if she was hacked by ano

indiana's governor in response to the massive backlash. we have all of the details. >>> indiana governor mike pence just signed legislation speaking about the nation's new discrimination laws. critics spent the last week allowed that the original law allowed businesses to deny customers service. he argues that was never the intention of the law and that it is made clear. >> it never discriminated against anyone, that was the in intent. we were forced to clarify that. the new legislation is the first time that sexual orientation is mentioned in indiana law. leaders who call the maemt a good first step, but not everyone is happy with the change. >> now we're saying look, anyone who objects to anything in this area is biggoted and that is not the case. >> asa hutchinson also signed a religious freedom law yesterday. >> what about the family run pizza pizzaria. >> they are promising to reopening. they have been shocked by the threats and hateful comments they received and said they were just answering a hypothetical question and never refused

hillary clinton who opposed gay marriage until two years ago is tweeting about indiana's intolerance. the democratic governor of connecticut who banned state employees from traveling to indiana even though connecticut has essentially the same law in place. so that's what i think is going on here. it is the height of hypocrisy, positions held just a few years ago by democrats are now considered anti-gay and bigotry in place. >> juan, let me pick up on that because the initial push was that these laws and the people who supported them were being intolerant, the idea that a private business could discriminate, let's say, against participants in a gay marriage, that that was intolerant, but you began to here a push-back later, especially this week, that insist that someone do something that violates their moral conviction, that that's intolerant. how do you balance those two? >> i think it's very hard to balance because, you know, someone who has religious beliefs might say i want them to be respected. i do think we're a nation of law. and we are not a nation of religious beliefs. everyon

it comes on the same day that the indiana governor, mike pence, actually pledged to modify the law. watch. >> let me say i believe this is a clarification. but it's also a fix. it's a fix of a bill that through mischaracterization and confusion has come to be greatly misunderstood. and i'm determined to address this this week. was i expecting this kind of backlash? heavens no. >> tony perkins is president of the family research council. tony you were here last night defending the law. now that you've heard that the governor is prepared to modify it a law you thought was fine as it was standing what say you? because todd, who has been very outspoken said he believes that governor pence threw the people of faith under the bus today. >> well, i certainly hear the engine roaring. i wouldn't say we've been thrown under the bus just yet. mike's been a long time friend of mine. but i think he enraged his friends. there are people deeply concerned about the growing intolerance towards religious freedom in this country. they were very disappointed. there's no question about it. however, this

the indiana republican leadership agreed to rewrite the law. they called a briefing a few moments ago. we don't know when the governor will speak with this, mike pence. but we'll have that for you when it comes out of indiana. keep an eye on that as it moves forward. patti ann: we are learning more about the copilot suspected of deliberately crashing flight * flight 9525 into the french alps. what more are we hearing about the copilot? >> reporter: the evidence is building against germanwings copilot andreas lubitz. it appears he was lying to a lot of people reportedly as you noted was the fact that he was lie together doctors he was seeing for his depression condition either to make sure he wouldn't get ground or to make sure he got the drugs he wanted. officials say they found in the home literally mountains of drugs, anti-depressants and it's reported a sedative sleeping pill a strong drug with strong side effects. doctors often recommend to their patients taking it not to drive let alone fly. it's reported today that late last year he was i

tonight: >> do you hear that indiana? you are not progressive enough for nascar. >> i would like to go back and visit inana but it's illegal. >> the state of indiana taking it on the chin over the religious rights act. this battle could become a national civil war. tonight, we will spell out what the opposing sides really want. >> they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he. >> looks like senator harry reid has been exposed for being a corrupt politician lying from the senate floor and he is unapologetic. "special report" ahead. also women may have to become prostitutes because of global warming. that's what congressman

republicans, democrats, corporate leaders the community leaders of all stripes that indiana is open for business. we welcome everyone, we discriminate against no one. >> reporter: the compromise being rolled out today would specifically prohibit businesses or individuals from refusing services based on sexual orientation or gender identity. if a gay individual wants to order a cake the business couldn't say we won't serve you simply because you're gay. however, if that individual wanted to order a cake for a same-sex wedding, then the protections of the religious freedom law would kick in. remember, that does not end the debate it simply gives the business legal protection should a dispute wind up in court. they sill have -- they still have to prove their case, and as for whether indiana may add a separate state law specifically banning discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, lawmakers say it's something they're likely to consider in a future session. a number of potential 2016 presidential contenders have weighed in in support of indiana's governor. jon: and

indiana is a state that has legalized gay marriage. so to say it's hate, of course, the law was confusing not exactly sure what it denied but other states don't allow gay marriage. maybe boycott those states before you consider -- >> wilco, next tour dates, went to two or three different states that don't have gay marriage but they're going to boycott indiana? >> a confusing thing. >> people aren't sure why they're boycotting. >> they think they're sure, because there's a hash tag. joe's point indiana didn't have a hash tag at the -- my best friend is gay. >> exactly. >> it's not who bakes the cake. it's who jumps out of it. >> that's a great point. >> waste a cake. i'm not for that. >> when you eat it like joe does, smatherred all over his beard, doesn't matter. slathered or smatherred? >> depends on what part of the country you're from and part of the state of indiana. where do you stand on the law? >> earlier this week barack obama had 20 sentences that had to do with drugs, more do with individual lives than all of the 20 laws. >>

plus, the furor over indiana's religious freedom law. so are republicans ready for that fight? >>> and a brutal massacre in kenya reminds us of the grim reality facing christians in africa and the middle east. >> as president

for coming after indiana big time. we are going to do it on our terms, the right way. noted this has nothing to do with indiana's religious freedom law controversy saying that was just a headline opportunity. he says it is about the money. fellow republican mike pence's camp in indiana fired back quote we'll stack indiana's low taxes, triple a credit rating and excellent business climate against those of any other state any time. >>> more money down the drain this time at an arkansas veterans affairs hospital. the facility is tearing out a section of solar panels installed two years ago and never turned on to make room for a parking garage. the panels were assembled at a price tag of $8 million. the v.a. is not releasing the cost saying it is a procurement sensitive information. republican congressman tells little rock tv station he will investigate any project that is rushed unplanned waste of taxpayer dollars is unacceptable. the solar panel project which appears to have been changed may seem like a drop in the bucke

now i will go to indiana. this worked. >> but what about those who say religious beliefs need to be protected? is it your sense that they are? >> how will it weigh out in 2016? >> of course religious beliefs need to be protected. i don't think anybody was really debating that. when this act passed a lot of colleges and universities used to go out of their way frankly to make it tough for groups that women could have a group or farm workers, people interested in agriculture could have a group. but they were very tough in giving equal access to campus facilities to groups that were religious in nature. i think that problem has frankly -- everybody knows they have to do it and they do it. >> susan estridge, always good to see you. one of the many issues we'll be talking about over the next year or so. thanks. you can read susan's column in newspapers across the country every wednesday and friday. >>> a new warning about salt. the centers for disease control saying some foods have way too much of it. which ones ar

so they're concerned about doing business in indiana. but they're not concerned about doing business in tehran or china or anywhere elsewhere we know human rights of all kinds including gays and womens rights are violated. >> you may be running for president. you've been pretty outspoken against hillary clinton. hillary clinton's foundation, the clinton foundation, took all this money from countries that have abysmal human rights records for both gays and for womens rights. how do you address that from the political standpoint? and wanting to oppose her in 2016. >> well you know i think anyone who's running for president has to be examined on the basis of both their character and their capability. so when i take on hillary clinton's lack of accomplishment, and her lack of track record that's about her capability. when i talk about the fact that she peddled a fiction for four weeks about benghazi, or her ridiculous assertions about the e-mail servers, or to your point the hypocrisy about taking money from regimes that routinely suppress t

coming up first it was indiana now it's arkansas being attacked for its religious freedom. but are liberals being hypocritical? plus, heads of large companies like apple, walmart, nike are saying religious freedom laws are discriminatory but they seem to have no problem doing business in countries with atrocious women and civil rights records. we'll expose that hypocrisy coming up later. ♪ music plays love you by the free design ♪ ♪ attendant: welcome back. man: thank you. it's not home. but with every well considered detail . . . it becomes one step closer. no wonder more people. . . choose delta than any other airline. >>> welcome back to" hannity." on the heels of the controversy over indiana's religious freedom law, earlier today arkansas governor asa hutchinson asked his legislature to make changes to his state's religious freedom bill that was passed just yesterday to more closely reflect the federal regulations of the federal religious freedom act signed into law by bill clinton in 1993. as we pointed out last night liberals had no problem when clinton signed t

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. >> one might assume the president was making a reference to the fight over indiana's religious freedom law. but the white house later refused to comment on the president's meaning. nevertheless, his remarks come as christians are increasingly being targeted by terrorists worldwide. remember, it was just last week that more than 140 people died at the hands of islamic terrorists at a university in kenya. witnesses say the killers specifically singled out christians for execution. in february the world was horrified as 21 egyptian christians were marched to their deaths in libya, forced to kneel down before they had their throats slit. yet the white house chose to identify these victims at the time as egyptian citizens. all this comes as the pope becomes increasingly vocal about the plight of christians being targeted for their faith. repeatedly warning the world this easter weekend not to turn a blind eye to the atrocities being committed. tony perkins is president of the family research council. tony, good to see you tonight. so it doesn't seem that there's much doubt what the presiden

the democratic governor of connecticut would banned state employees from traveling to indiana although connecticut has essentially the same law in place. that is what is going on here. it is the height of hypocrisy. positions held a few years ago by democrats are now considered antigay. and bigotry. >> juan the initial push was these laws and the people who supports them were being intolerant. you then heard a push back, later especially this week that to insist someone do something that violates their world moral conviction is intolerant. how do you balance that? >> it is hard to balance. someone who has religious beliefs i want them respected but we are a nation of law. we are not a nation religious beliefs. everyone in our country can have their religious beliefs. you is to come back to civil laws and liberties. as such, i don't think there is any question that if the law specifies you are open for business, whether it is gays or makes that under our laws public accommodation laws, et cetera, you have to treat people equally and fairly. that is the basis of our understanding. i say

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refuses to serve a guy couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george, this is where this debate has gone with misinformation and -- >> the question, sir, yes or no? >> some of the reckless reporting by some in the media about what this bill was all about was deeply disappointing. >> with pence quickly retreating and

yes, an indiana pizza place owner says she will not cater a same-sex wedding because of her beliefs. while they would never deny service to gays or anyone else their opposition to gay marriage would stop them from participating in a same-sex wedding. >> if a gay couple was to come in and say they wanted us to provide them pizzas for a wedding we would have to say no. >> we are a christian establishment. we are not discriminating against anyone. it is just that's our belief. and everybody has a right to believe anything. >> o'connor says she supports the indiana governor and the religious freedom restoration act. it is not about discrimination. it is helping people who have a religious belief. since this story hit the o'connors have received multiple threats and temporarily closed their business. meanwhile, other wedding day challenges. >> here is morgan coming back from showing grammy her wedding dress. gabby don't let tess out! gabby, don't let tess out! >> oh my god! >> i am italian. no one loves pizza more than me. >> i have never been to a wedding where pizza was the on tray. >>

indiana went ablaze over this. tons of companies boycotting, other states boycotting unnecessary travel to the state. when people asked when they would open she said this. >> it's not at all hateful. we show no hatred towards them. we ask that they respect as we have to allow the way they believe we ask that they respect the way we believe. we decided we will reopen again. when? we're not sure. i mean, i'm still shaken up over this. i will be the one that is serving the customers and answering phones. i'm not ready to face that yet, but it will be soon. >> i hope it was worth it. that's the face of the person being crushed by the mob by captains of industry wal-mart tim cook of apple. but that is the woman who was punished in the middle of this. these laws have been not just amended but gutted. i don't understand what they mean now. >> you are exactly right. i should have retained a lawyer for the a block because this law says she has to serve same-sex couples. if she doesn't it's not clear what kind of penalty she

the left loves this battle. >> we need to stop talking about indiana like now. meanwhile, in the real world, 150 christians were killed in kenya. on thursday islamic extremists stalked the campus at garissa college separating christian students from muslim students and killing the christians. all while shouting "god is great" presumably not in that language. survivors say the terrorists appear to have planned extensively and even targeting a site where christians had gone to pray. the somali terrorist group claimed responsibility for the attack. tom, the vatican says 100,000 christians are killed globally every year which i looked up and is not right and so i don't know why i am quoting that fact. the numbers are huge. they are something like 10,000 christians killed every year across the world. we are talking about hypothetical scenarios at a pizza joint. >> why are you bothering to chat with the vatican. >> let me rephrase that. people say that the vatican said 100,000. and they obviously have miss interpreted the vatican. >> they may be including people in po

emerson. >>> you know, she just owned a pizza shop in indiana. does she look like an anti-gay militant to you? the woman at the center of this religious freedom fight could have done anywhere for her first national interview, she chose to come to fox business network in an interview we already taped scheduled for tonight. look at. this >> they are welcome in the store. anyone is welcome in the store. you it's against our belief to condone -- to cater to their wedding. we are condoning that if we do that and that is against our religion. >> they say you have to be consistent. they are saying you are not being consistent. you say you are happy to serve gays in your restaurant, as is your dad but you draw the line at catering a gay wedding. they say you can't be either/or. you have to be open to both or closed to both. >> um it is not a sin that we bring gays into our establishment. and to serve them. it is a sin though if we condone -- if we cater their wedding, that we feel we are participating, we are putting a stamp of approval on their wedding.

. >> certainly big issues this week in indiana and other parts of the country. a new fox news poll out this morning on likely republican voters new fox poll. who is at the top? governor scott walk everywhere of wisconsin at the top there. ted cruz down about in fourth place right now. governor huckabee has 105. >> >> that's 10%. >> by the way, we should say the plus or minus the plus or minus a points so these guys are basically all tied. >> governor huckabee will be on the show we will ask him about that. >> robert deniro has come out for hillary clinton. he has÷<éàp7 right to be head of the country. watch. >> this is from an interview that he did with the "daily beast." i think she has paid her dues. there are going to be no surprises and she has earned the right to be be president and head of the country at this point. it's that simple. she is a woman, which is very important because her take on things may be what we need right now. what is that even saying right now exactly. take a look at her record when she was secretary of state rather than just say sh

and if you don't like the law and there are people who don't like the indiana law and want to see it repealed. they don't want to see any kind of half steps taken that really an insult to the gay community. why don't you say protect the gay community if you want this law. >> legislature out. that's how you do it. >> that's just fine. that's why people are going to protest just like they are spending money pizza >> don't have any beef with protesters but don't threaten anybody. >> law allow you nothing but a chance to appeal. >> factor moves along this evening. megyn kelly on the san diego man getting heavy prison time for women on his web site. watters is going to a place i have never been, an apple store. >> do you go to church more or the apple store more? >> um, probably the apple store. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports. well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question y

another one crashes this time in indiana. today's accident on interstate 65 injuring some 19 passengers. the bus was heading from chicago to atlanta when it struck the back of a semi-truck that was stopped because of construction. thankfully, all the injuries said to be non-life threatening. this crash is just the latest in a string of accidents that started last october. that's when several people were hurt in a crash near greenwood, indiana. then some two months later, another one of the company's buses tipped over. ten days after that there was another mega bus crash in hammond, indiana not far from chicago. some bad luck there. >>> if you thought air travel was getting worse in you research says you might be right. according to a new airline survey, more flights being delayed and arriving later than ever. the rate of lost, stolen or delayed bags is going up 30%. consumer complaints in general jumping a whopping 22%. so the one airline consistently rating well -- alaskan airlines. kind of a surprise. charles payne is the h

but when indiana passed one, you no he what happened one. >> we ought to sue the hell out of these people. >> this law is brutal, unjust and it has to change. >> some democratic politicians banned state-funded travel to indiana. musicians canceled appearances. one called it thinly disguised legal discrimination. the president of marriott hotels called the law pure id yossy. remember a democratic president, bill clinton signed rfra. now that same law is in a republican state, that's evil? most every democrat and republican opposed gay marriage. today if you don't actively support gay marriage by catering a gay wedding or baking a wedding cake you're a horrible republican bigot? crazy. but let's leave the political hypocrisy alone for a second. must you cater to gay weddings? no says the religious liberty. you must cater the wedding? why? >> you must cater it because public accommodations laws are designed to be a compelling government interest. that is to say we have given up on race discrimination largely as a culture. we've given up on gender discrimination, but we haven't given up on di