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Face up to four years in prison on each count. she is charged with it w. two felony counts for failing to inform on the job and the lotto winnings. she will probably wind up doing a couple months in jail if convicted on it. >> bill: they will plea it down. i dont think they will go to a jury trial on this. >> if you have more than $5,000. >> bill: she admitted it on camera. i dont think it was wrong. i didnt think it was wrong. i got two houses. how do you have two houses on welfare? >> thats a ...

She cashed over $500,000 into the bank. she has two houses, bill. she has bills to pay. she has those two houses she really felt she should be able to continue collecting her check. she did not report to the state that she had won a million dollars. and it turns out that the taxpayers of michigan have a problem with that. >> bill: okay. now, you were being sarcastic for those of you watching at happy hour may not have grasped kellys delightful sarcasm was mocking the woman. >> yes. >> bill: what...

>> bill: $5 billion helping individual americans helping weather rise their home for increased energy efficiency, right? >> thats right. >> bill: so i assume this is part of the stimulus to give companies, small businesses more business to go in and do the work that needs to be done. thats part of the stimulus, right? >> it was. thats right. and, of course, this is something that should be done by individuals. >> the government is doing it for a good purpose to create jobs in the weatherization ...

>> there is a report she had a million-dollar book deal with somebody. >> bill: i dont think so. i dont think she has got that deal. if so, they are keeping it very, very quiet because nobody has come out and said. >> going to be like the o.j. thing. remember that? >> bill: i do remember that? who got that derailed? >> was that you? >> bill: yeah. kelly is 12 years old. she wasnt born yet when i got that one derailed. okay. in michigan, wjbk, a good station, did an investigative report on this w...

>> still a tie with two to go. very exciting homicide edition. in the 1980s, john goty, one of the most know forrous mob centers in the u.s.a. >> john gotti senior was the most famous mobster of his generation. in new york, the city that worships power of any kind gottis reach beyond gambling and loan sharking garbage business and construction industry. >> bill: john gotti was the boss of which feared new york city crime family? the answer is c gambino family. you are both new yorkers. >> we liv...

Hot tubs. is that what youre telling me? federal government needs to be down sized and reorganized. but the gsa scandal is minuscule compared to the larger issue of government waste. joining us now from washington tom schatz. the citizens against government waste. give us the headlines, mr. schatz. >> the culture of waste is alive and well in washington, bill. were spending more money than ever. over the past five years spending has gone up 27% under the obama administration. record deficits. re...

500,000 to defend this one. how much does it cost to stand up guilty but i didnt mean it i didnt do it with any malice. >> bill: you dont know the lawyers, kelly. it will cost her a couple hundred grand. culture warriors analyze the fox program glee. is it glorifying alternative behavior for children? and then, great american news quiz the homicide edition. those reports after these messages. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasnt playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, im bre...

Chicago? >> well, i dont concede that there is failure attached to the money. there are certainly issues there that we want to deal with. >> bill: the neighborhood is a failure. its not a safe place for americans to live. despite all of the entitlement spending. its failed. >> when you begin to dump money into a place thats already starting behind square one, i think that money just gets you back to zero. >> bill: it hasnt. its gotten worse. >> i disagree. unless you are suggesting that had f. w...

>> bill: $5 billion helping individual americans helping weather rise their home for increased energy efficiency, right? >> thats right. >> bill: so i assume this is part of the stimulus to give companies, small businesses more business to go in and do the work that needs to be done. thats part of the stimulus, right? >> it was. thats right. and, of course, this is something that should be done by individuals. >> the government is doing it for a good purpose to create jobs in the weatherization ...

Watching, they might go out and experiment with this stuff. >> do you really think that this is the kind of thing thats contagious? >> bill: i dont know. >> if kids see this they are going to say gee i want to be a girl im going to go out and wear my high heels tonight. >> bill: let me answer the question. i will direct the query to you. when i was a teenager and i saw james dean smoking, made me want to smoke. >> sure. but thats a behavior. thats like a beer. >> bill: now, wait, wait. not your ...