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So o'reilly rose in defense of laura ingraham today on twitter. he said that the boycott is being directed by powerful shadowy radical groups who want laura ingraham off the air. here is the picture of the leader of those powerful shadowy, radical groups. that's 17-year-old david hogg. that's his twitter photograph. and here is the tweet that publically launched the boycott. it got 55,000 retweets. 128,000 likes and that's something advertisers must pay attention to. it's impossible to conceive of a more peaceful form of protest than a tweet or a boycott. in fact, boycotts were invented at a p...

About the russia investigation in a moment. but let's start with the news of the day. let's start with what kelly o'donnell left off on steel tariffs. every state exposed to their effects. some federal data showing more than 3,000 workers in south carolina produce steel. they produce aluminum. overall, more than 128,000 are employed in industries that use steel and aluminum. are across the board steel tariffs good for our state's economy? >>. probably not, craig, but it's a really complicated issue. minds can differ. there are the lots of casualties in a trade war. some were sbenintended and s...

The favoring of larger farms is not just a bad news for small farmers and it might even be worse news for consumers. larger farms, especially pork and dairy farms, to develop efficiency and rather than -- the centers for disease control estimates that every year 48 million people get sick from foodborne illness and those 128,000 are hospitalized and 3000 are killed. experts attribute the rise of foodborne illness to what they call concentrated animal feeding operations. in other words, factory farms. the stress and unsanitary conditions of factory farms we can animals immune systems making the...

The favoring of larger farms is not just a bad news for small farmers and it might even be worse news for consumers. larger farms, especially pork and dairy farms, to develop efficiency and rather than -- the centers for disease control estimates that every year 48 million people get sick from foodborne illness and those 128,000 are hospitalized and 3000 are killed. experts attribute the rise of foodborne illness to what they call concentrated animal feeding operations. in other words, factory farms. the stress and unsanitary conditions of factory farms we can animals immune systems making the...

Also a concern of for-profit prisons and what that does for incarceration dates. this a year after jeff sessions rescinded an order by president obama to phase out prisons. this is the most heavily incarcerated country in the world. currently there are more than 2 million americans behind bars. more than any other country including people locked up in state local and private prisons. of this 2.1 million, more than 128,000 are held in private facilities. not government facilities. keeping all of these individuals locked up means huge business for private prisons. one estimate, for-profit prison...