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About 9:30 in the morning, there you can see him as he left the city clerk's office after getting a marriage license so he can get hooked -- hitched to his yoga instructor girlfriend on june 30th. he punched a photographer. >> no, that is self-defense! >> really? >> he's claiming -- there they are. >> the cameraman was shooting his picture. >> well, he says it was self-defense. he walked out. he told a "daily news" reporter, photographer don't take my picture. >> he said stop that or i'll knock your, then an f word teeth out. >> that clearly is just a warning. he didn't stop it. and the other ...

Massachusetts, imposed a $20 swearing fine for anyone who swears in public. so i decided to do a little face time with "the five" and i hit the streets of a city that seemingly is terminally struck with terret's syndrome. here is what they said about a similar been a coming here. how do you think it would go over in the big apple? >> [bleep] >> if nobody cursed in new york, you would not hear a word. it's taking away people's independence, their freedom, freedom of speech. >> what i can tell, everybody cusss here. >> pay a $1 for every time i cussed he would be a millionaire. >> if i stubbed m...

Massachusetts, which is about 40 miles south of boston, where tonight the citizens are having a vote on whether if you swear in public they can fine you $20. now, first of all, this is america. the woman who made the complaint to start with was on the beautifycation program in downtown. she is putting flowers and potted plants up. didn't want to hear people say the word i use on television a few weeks ago and said it's gisting, they can't say that. lady, this is the united states of america, they can say whatever they want. the least they will do is try to keep guys from harassing women, which...

Word "no." you can use foul language in public and you can use it in private because it is protected by the first amendment because the supreme court said so. including a case involving the very worried he use which we would have heard if you did not beep them out. >>neil: that was protected speech? >>judge napolitano: yes. new jersey you were responsible for the degrading of our nation. >>judge napolitano: a case i represented after i live the bench, a very famous basketball coach who used the f word toward a reporter who asked a question he did not want to answer much the court ruled that wo...

Massachusetts, imposed a $20 swearing fine for anyone who swears in public. so i decided to do a little face time with "the five" and i hit the streets of a city that seemingly is terminally struck with terret's syndrome. here is what they said about a similar been a coming here. how do you think it would go over in the big apple? >> [bleep] >> if nobody cursed in new york, you would not hear a word. it's taking away people's independence, their freedom, freedom of speech. >> what i can tell, everybody cusss here. >> pay a $1 for every time i cussed he would be a millionaire. >> if i stubbed m...