been just fine. >> eric: they disagree. >> okay. >> all right liz good to see you. i'm eric shawn. >> i'm jamieç colby thanks for being here. >> the questions are coming fast and furious for attorney general holder. the chairman of the house oversight committee says new subpoenas are on the way. we talk to an arizona sheriff who says the botched operation put him and other law enforcement officers in the crosshairs. >> document dumped from the white house raising questions about a half billion dollarç federal loan guarantee to solyndra. giving the obama administration a second scandal to worry about. mitt romney mormon faith thrust into the campaign spotlight. will a battle over what is christian -- we'll talk to the man who organized the summit. i'm shannon bream, america's news headquarters from the nation'sç capital stars right

now. -- starts right now. >> why are they denying knowing about something they were briefed on when the american people want to know how did it happen? >> shannon: congressman issa has a lot of questions about the botc@ee federal gun running sting known as operation fast and furious. new round of subpoenas set to be issued this week. congressional republicans demand to know what doj officials knew and when. >> reporter: those new subpoenas will seek to find out who knew what and when? the program was ed to keep track of a shipment of guns to see ifç they lead to -- lead to key suspects in the mexican drug wars. instead the feds lost track of those guns and they showed up at crime scenes. of the crime at the heart of this scandal was the killing

border patrol agent brian terry last year. guns linked to fast and furious were found at that scene. congressman issa suggesting today it was criminalç incompetence. >> the justice department oversaw a program that let weapons walk into the hands of the worst of the worst drug cartels. we have enough information to know they did it deliberately, with knowledge of who was receiving it. we want to know more with who authorized it and why? >> reporter: even though an investigation is underway attorney general holderç broke his silence on this scandal. he said he told the truth in may when he informed congress he only heard about the program for the first time a few weeks earlier. he says his critics have political motivations. he takes issue with the allegation that federal agents were accessories to murder. holder says such irresponsible and inflammatory rhetoric must beç repudiated this the strongs terms. those who of in the ranks of

law enforcement are our nation's heroes and deserve our nation's thanks not the disrespect heaped on them by those who seek political advantage. he says earlier memos mentioned no problems with the program so it did not come to his attention. and he he was telling the throughout when he said he only just learned about it.ç >> shannon: steve, thank you. several sheriffs are slamming the obama administration over the botched federal operation. one is sheriff babeu. he and others are joining the call tort president to launch an independent investigation and for -- and for the attorney general to step down or be fired. we'll have a live interview with the sheriff, so stick around.ç >> some illegal immigrants living in california and looking to go to college can get state-funded scholarships and financial aid. yesterday governor brown signed the second part of california's dream act into law. california joins 12 other states that allow illegal immigrants to apply for

in-state tuition. critics say it is unaffordable during state budgetç cuts. new e-mails indicate an insider push for solyndra. the company got a 500 million dollar federal loan guarantee to go belly up and leave taxpayers holding the bag. peter doocy joins us with details. >> reporter: protocol was breached that according to he wants to know why protocol was breached and when the government went in and subordinated this loan. he says he's found it isn't just solyndra there's a pattern of these investments and he wants to stop them. >> the american people will judge the overall policy and losers this was a 500 million dollar earmark effectively, byç political appointees. something that you hear about with congress, you don't always hear about with the president. my view is my committee's

jurisdiction, energy and commerce are doing great jobs, my jurisdiction to big out how it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: president obama insists his administration did their homework it was a betç. >> reporter: president obama said that at his news conference thursday that sometimes with the money they give out these things work out, sometimes they do not. the obama administration's bet on solyndra was pushed for from the inside by the department of energy officialç who use to fun raise -- to fundraise for obama in '08. >> shannon: live tv, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. >> reporter: exactly. >> peter doocy, thank you. gop presidential candidate

hul has won the values summit presidential straw poll he pulled in 37% of the vote despite his success in several straw polls he repeatedly scores in single digits in the national polls. we spoke to him and he was pleased with how the event was going. >> all i do is deliver a message that i'veç been delivering for 35 years. i was very pleased it was well received today. i felt good. a lot of times i'm very critical of myself, because i see my flaws. today, i felt pretty good about the reception that i got. >> shannon: riding theç hermentum herman cain came in second with 23%. perry 8%, romney drew 4%.

for many it wasn't a question of if romney's faith would become an issue but when would it. it sparked a controversy this weekend. joining us to talk about that and more isç tony perkins president of the family research council. thanks for coming in today. >> thank you. good to be with us. >> shannon: first this controversy. job jeffress is a pastor he introduced perry he's not the his pastor, he did get approval from the campaign to him. ha'r made comments about mormonism as a cult. he clarified that today, to say he didn't mean it in the traditional sense of the word but theological cult that has sparked a lot of controversy. tell us what the perry campaign did and what they knew about this pastor? >> none of this was said from the platform this came in a sidebar that theç pastor had

with some reporters nobody knew that was going to be said. hit been recommended that he introduce the -- it had been recommended that he introduce rick perry and it was sent to the staff and they signed off. he's a well pastor this was an unfortunate comment made a sidebar conversation. not to gloss over the issue.ç clearly three logical differences between evangelicals and mormons that was not the purpose of this summit. this summit was pulled together values voters those focused encore value issues we are not building a church we are building a coalition to move the country back to the right road. >> shannon: this comes from the perry campaign the press secretary, heç said the governor doesn't agree with every issue with everyone he knows or supports his candidacy. he's running to get our economy back on track and create jobs. that will continue possibly to play out. >> you can't have a weekend

this big without controversy. >> shannon: let's talk about the straw poll. ron paul does well in strawç polls. when it comes to polling with potential voters it changes. tell us how your straw poll works? >> we had 3400 registered, 600 registered early saturday morning. we had a large crowd for ron paul after he spoke a lot dissipated. he's very good at organizing his vehicles to começ in and hear his speeches. this was a summit of values voters from across the country. the majority came undecided, wanting to hear the candidates. i think it is unfortunate that ron paul's campaign does this, they bring their folks in. these are people looking for information, just there for the weekend. not there just to hear one candidate vote and leave. that's whatç ron paul's people did. >> shannon: could they buy tickets?

>> everybody had to buy a ticket individually. the paul campaign tried to buy a pwhrbg early, we refused to sell blocs of tickets to the campaigns. i have to give them credit for being well-organized. and a strong following. i wouldn't write that campaign offç because. they are tapping into a lot of discontent that is out there with the direction of america. i think politicians in particular need to pay attention to it. business as usual is not good enough. >> shannon: he does have a campaign that resonates with a lot of people. is there room in this current environment to be talkingç about social issues during the campaign? >> the two are intuned. look at big expensive government, we'll never shrink the size or scope of government until we strength the american family that's the message of the value voters.

yes we want a strong economy but we have to have strong families to go with it. >6 rhannon: tony perkins, thanks. >> thank you. >> shannon: it is your turn to weigh in. is religion a factor for you when it comes to choosing your presidential candidate? we want to hear from you. >> shannon: we will read some of your responds throughout the show. >> in new york the anti-corporateç protesters known as occupy wall street are not taking the weekend off. today a few 100 marched to wall street. new york city mayor bloomberg has accused the protesters of hurting tourism. protests weren't so peaceful in d.c.. a security guard pepper sprayed a crowd of more than 100 trying to force their way into the smithsonians air andç space and museum >> details about a secret obama administration memo that justified the killing of a

cleric linked to al-qaeda. "the new york times" is reporting after months of internal debate a memo written by the justice department opened the door to killing that terror leader. despite executive order banningç assassinations and other u.s. and international laws it found the terror leader could be legally killed if it wasn't feasible to capture him. a story we've been following closely. iranian pastor sentenced to death because he's a christian. friday lawyers in thm the pastor is still alive. the center for law and justice has sent a letterç for the u.n. calling for them to put pressure on iran to spare the pastor's life. a letter to secretary of state clinton urging her to advocate publicly for the pastor's release. u.s. attorney general holder coming under congressional fire over operation fast and furious.

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the president still seems to have full confidence in eric holder, something i don't share. prosecutor, eric helder cannot investigate himself. -- >> shannon: was was california congressman issa calling for an investigation into what attorney general holder knew about the government's sting operation, fast and furious and when? he's not the own one. nine sheriffs in arizona call the program that allowed thousands ofç u.s. firearms to flood into mexico, a betrayal that should lead to holder's removal. are car county sheriff paul babeu joins us live from phoenix, thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me on. --

>> shannon: you are part of this group. you have gone as far to say this thing means attorney general holder should either be fired or heç should resign. those are strong words. >> this is a threat not only to law enforcement, but to our citizens how on earth could our own government facilitate 2,000 guns, these are semifully automatic weapons ak-47, 50 calibre sniper rifles. they gave them to the most violentç criminals in north america. the mexican drug cartels. somebody's to answer for this. what we as sheriffs, the majority 9 out of the 15 elected sheriffs of arizona are democrats. we are asking for a special council to be appointed, because we want the truth. we are not getting the truth from eric holder and the department of justice and atf.ç >> shannon: the white house says the president stands by the attorney general that he has been truthful in what he

has said in his testimony before congruous, thus far. the white house has resisted calling for -- special council, do you think they will be persuaded? >> i think they have to. this is a free society and a republic whereç we respect the rule of law. nobody is above the law. eric holder is not above the law. president obama is not above the law. we don't have a king here. we need these people held accountable. that are there are people killed in mexico, 200 plus people. we've armed these terrorists in mexico that have worked to topple the mexican government. my deputies and officers across theç southwest could face the barrel of a gun that our own government, eric holder and the president, put into the hands of these criminals. this, we believe, they should be held to account for this. whoever approved this should be criminally held to account for this. >> shannon: how i that whoever

is responsible and ultimately we may get more details as weç learned today more subpoenas are going out over this issue, how do you think someone have have reasoned through this was a viable land that did it have legit ends and could be a positive investigation in some way? -- >> the only explanation they've to date while we were trying to track these weapons and to see as this investigationç spiderwebbed we wanted mid level, high level people in the drug trade organizes and to take them down. okay that would be a plausible explanation we do that with narcotics, cash and simple crimes where there is no severe threat this was a massive organization program that 200 weapons, and they had no surveillanceç. they weren't monitoring these people on cell phones. this is a sham this is a false excuse, it is a lie this is

where, it is insanity to give guns to criminals any way and to think it is going to end well. it has ended badly. now agent brian terry, a hero has been murdered inç our state. two of these weapons were traced back totter rick holder fast and furious -- back to the eric holder fast and fuse program. he should resign if he honor. he's in charge, i'm in charge of my office. anybody in the military who is relieved the commanding officer whether they knew or didn't know i appearsç to us he fully knew. he's only walking back these statements, after evidence has been provided that shows eric holder knew a year plus ago. now he's saying well i was confused by the question. i didn't understand what exactly they were asking. that -- in law enforcement when we see that happening our eyebrows are raised and we know something doesn't smell

rightç here. >> shannon: sheriff paul babeu, thank you for your time. your bipartisan group of sheriffs add to questions and calls for more answers, thank you. >> shank you. >> shannon: catch more on fast and -- fast and furious on fox news sunday with congressman issa. that airs rightç after our show ii presbyterian church u.s.a. has ordained its first gay minister. after-year-old scott anderson was -- 56-year-old scott anderson was removed 20 years ago. yesterday he was welcomed back and got a standing ovation at his ordination. >> the supreme court heard arguments in a case pituyng rights of churches against employment discrimination laws. >> if you don't have the right to choose your own missster the remaining rights religion means little --

>> churches and schools have have a ministerial exemption freedom of presroeurbgs s of some employment laws with the goal to allow entitiea to hire and fire. >> some decisions are left to government some are left to churches. churches have a constitutional right to choose who is going to lead their congregation and who is going to teach the faith to the next generation. >> a case before the supreme court today could change that. sheryl parish taughtç secular topics and led players and bible lessons was fired because she developed narcolepsy. school officials say it is because she threatened a lawsuit. >> i can't fathom how the constitution could be construed in such a way to as to deny me my civil rights as a teacher. >> saying theç school is trying to hide her discriminatory

firing behind the ministerial exemption. justice kennedy openly expressed concerns whether the entities could use the exemption as a pretext. an employee may never have a chance to prove the vlade -- validity of his claims.ç scalia seemed more worried about weakening the exemption. saying i think your point is it is none of the business of the government to decide what the interest of the church is. the supreme court is expected to issue an opinion in that case by early next year. parents of a missing infant lisa irwin are speaking to police again. we'll talk to one ofç our reporters and get you the latest on that story. >> the 2012 race for the white house. we sit down with a congressman and talk about the push for earlier primary dates next. [ male announcer ] ntgomery and abigail haggins

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>> shannon: more trouble for the department of justice. peter doocy standing by with top stories. >> reporter: chairman of the house oversight committee says the panel will issue new subpoenas this week. holder says his testimony to congress about controversial gun smuggling wasç truthful and accurate. >> the senate could vote this week on move to debate the president's jobs bill. obama is asking americans to tell their seniors to support the 450 billion dollar plan but it faces strong republican opposition. >> smithsonian air and space museum in washington open again. yesterday it had to be closed after dozens ed the building toç protest a drone exhibit. security guards used pepper spray. -- making several sick. some of the demonstrators were part of the occupy wall street

movement. >> zsa zsa gabor back in the hospital. rushed to ucla after losing conscious . her husband she is responding to antibiotics. wore hasç -- gabor has been hospitalized frequently since breaking her hip last year. new developments in the case of missing 10-month-old lisa irwin. parents are again talking to police. julie banderas has more on the case. >> julie: it has been five days and still no sign of baby lisa who turns 11 months old this week. police say the family is againç cooperating with police and met with the parents yesterday. federal authorities in kansas city continuing the search for her despite no real leads. after reestablishing cooperation with the parents and meeting with them again yesterday. armed with metal detectors, crime scene investigators scoured the front and backyard of the home. investigators went into the househ@#>yvç look for any new clues.

>> when the metal detectors were here yesterday they were in the area behind the house and the property. we didn't do the backyard. the family today recon sented. we are going to -- we are going to fry the backyard, because we haven't. >> julie: they are canvassing the neighborhood again, knocking on dj@5j, talking to neighbors who might have seen or heard anything monday night or tuesday morning. there are reports police questioned and collected a dna sample from a teenagedmj3h3 neighbor of the parents friday. authorities aren't commenting. that neighbor was at the hope the day lisa vanished and knew the access code to the family's garage. baby lisa's parents say she was snatched from herç crib monday night or early tuesday. the mother deborah plaid did says the police told her she failed a lie detector test and accused her of being involved. police aren't commenting on whether a test ever happened.

because it is an ongoing investigation. fbi agents have searched a nearby landfill twice. they won't comment onç what led them to that search. the couple tells police the night lisa disappeared they noticed three cell phones were missing from their home. according to police that hasn't produced any solid leads either. >> shannon:. >> about, thank you very much. >> casey on the any out of hiding, sort off -- sort of.ç she went incognito for the appearance wearing giant sunglasses, long black wig and phillies baseball cap. she was being deposed in a case stemming from her murder trial. she reportedly pleaded the fifth on almost every question. one former nfl player is appealing a ruling by the navy that called for him to leave his football jobç and return to service. eric kettani was on a practice squad for the patriots when he

got a letter telling him he had to go back into the service. he described his emotions when he found you. >> was shocked. i was told that things are approved. i saw the air force guy and the army guy i thought things would get approvedç and start my new career representing the navy to the best of my ability. >> shannon: kettani served two years overseas and says he does not know when the navy will make a ruling on his appeal. big news for beatles' fans. fiance.cartney married his the couple chose a modest civil ceremony at the same register office where he married his first wife. a reception is planned for later. he composed a special song for his new blood and plans to sing, "let it be." unemployment remains above

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>> i'm sure that they want to vote on it when it is a full bill, not just a partial bill.ç we're stuck at just over 9% unemployment. to become unstuck, we have to be bold. we need a big, bold jobs bill. and the senate is working towards that end on the democratic side. and that's what we will support on the democratic side in the house. are a member of the congressional progressive caucus. do you want to see a measure that is bigger or different than what the president has proposed so far? >> i would have prefered much bigger 2 1/2 years ago. get the president's proposal enacted, immediately,ç we would make a big different. people would go back to work.

they would be customers for our small businesses. and they would pay taxes, which would offset our deficit. we have to get people back to work. and, they would improve our infrastpwraur that is -- infrastructure that is crumbling and our country. >> shanngn; they say the last couple of -- didn't work well they think this is another stimulus and not going to work if it passes what is your response? >> first of all the first stimulus did work. it just wasn't big enough. those of us, you mentioned the progressive caucus, we wanted it twice bigger which the president's row postalç now would double -- proposal now would double that stimulus and meet the needs of the severity of our unemployment problems in this country. it needed to be big. it worked, but we needed way more. and we -- now we need a big, bold jobs bill.

we need it now. one way to pay for that is bring our troops homeç from afghanistan. 10 year anniversary friday, we are spending 10 billion dollars a month in afghanistan. think what those 10 billion dollars could do to create jobs in the united states of america? >> shannon: quickly congresswoman, a lot of democrats have publicly criticized the president's plan for a number of reasons. do you see democrats getting together on the sameç page to get behind one proposal? >> i believe we will. as long as the proposal split in half. -- proposal isn't split in half. half tax breaks for small businesses and stopping the employment taxes putting them on hiatus for a while longer but it cannot be the only part of this jobs bill. if the -- actually creating jobs is not part of the jobs

bill, i think you will have a hard time getting it passed. >> shannon: congresswoman woolsey, of california, thanks for dropping in. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: you may have seen the crosses along the highway in some stays that are meant to honor lawç enforcement officer who lost their -- lives in the line of duty in utah some sit on public property. some say that is unconstitutional, the crosses have got to go. this week we find fought supreme court takes up this case. joining us to talk about it is utah's attorney general who has asked the court to take the case mr. attorney general thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure.ç >> shannon: i know these crosses are privately funded through a group that wants to recognize law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty. some sit on public land that seems to be the problem for this atheist group that started this lawsuit in 2005. how do you spoken to their concerns about this being on public land? >> it is also on public land

and the 10th circuit coreç has ruled incorrectly, we believe, putting the highway patrol symbol on the cross, even on private land that is unauthorized mixing of church and state. the supreme court has ruled, even spoken about crosses honoring troopers and law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, you can use, under our constitution, religious imagery if it is for a secularç purpose in this case everybody knows when they see a white across on the side of the road it means somebody died there when you have a trooper symbol on it is a message that a law enforcement officer died at that spot. >> shannon: over the last couple of years, a number of cases in the supreme court are similar. they've had a lot of pronouncements about religious displays on public grounds. with thoseç rulings in mine, do you think the court will take -- in mind, do you think the court will take the case and what did you think is your chance of success? >> if he look one day and bring it back like they did

last friday is a good hint odds are better they will take it. i think they need to. we've shown there's aç 2-2-1 split among cuts. what we are asking is they need to get rid of what they call the endorsement test. a religious symbol endorses religion and replaces what we are arguing is a better test, a coercion test. meaning, does it coerce somebody into believing in a particular faith orç into a particular religion sponsored by the stay? we believe clearly, plenty of case because back which i know you are familiar with, with your experience, say in fact you can use it. what is a religious symbol, a cross, used in a secular way, which is to honor and memorializeç. we have crosses on national

except tiers, national for s, las cruces mexico three crosses on their state symbol. we don't have to rid of religious imagery in the public square as long as it is not coercing peep to believe in a certain religion. >> shannon: attorney general, we will watch,ç thank you for your time. 2012, the campaign is inching closer as candidates crisscross the country. states are scrambling to secure primary dates what does this mean for new hampshire? here to talk about the fallout, republican frank jintao.ç [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu uss chose prego.

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>> shannon: the 2012 primary calendar has been turned upsideç down because of a domino effect that kicked off once florida put its primary january first. here to talk about the fall-out is republican frank guinta, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> new hampshire has a unique law that not everybody may be familiar with. tell us how this can play out

for you? >> our legislaturqç in its wisdom ensured our secretary of state would set the primary date and be first in the nation compared to any similar type of election in the primary, presidential primary process. we have not set our date we are waiting for the other states. those have been done. our secretary of state will choose a date either in early january or possibly as early a[ç december. >> shannon: that scares a lot of people. you are talking about the holidays. one analyst said they don't poll anything between -- people are focused on family and holidays and celebrating. you can't take any polls and nobody listens. if you have a primary or caucus that early in 2011,ç how do you think it would play out during the holiday season? >> we occurs at an appropriate time in january. given the calendar and how other states have tried to move their dates up it is

possible that it could be an earlier december before the holiday rush. secretary of state gardner in our city of new hampshire will do this response able widl do in inn in the right way. granite staters will be able to choose and all of america will be watching. >> shannon: new hampshire can set its primary with respect to other primaries, when you say light contests that doesn't involve caucuses the iowa caucuses will be furtherç back ahead of new hampshire in the calendar in previous years iowa and new hampshire have worked around the wording of the law a little. do you think it is possible this time? >> our secretary of state has always worked well with iowa. we've always had a gentlemen's agreement that the iowa caucus would go first and then we would go as theç first nation in the primary election.

i think you will see iowa go first then the requisite number of days after new hampshire will go first. if new hampshire moves to december, iowa would have to move to december. those are things our secretary of state will work out and we'll set a date and look forward to having everybody converge on new hampshire. >> shannon: do you think veters will be up for that d.i%9 the holiday season? >> voters are always interested near new hampshire. you are watching different polling suggests we have different front runner on a day to -- day-to-day basis. people in new happen shirt are excited. we'll take this -- this as seriously as we always have and choose hopefully, theç next president of the united states. >> shannon: congressman guinta, maybe we will be celebrating the holidays with you. >> we'll have you over for christmas. >> shannon: thanks sir. 2012 may not be a friendly year for anyone in office,

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further details about what happened during the attack yesterday. more than 470 coalition troops died this year in afghanistan. the president says al-qaeda is as close as ever to defeat. "thanks to the men and women of our armed forces." ten years later dominik shows how of effort has evolved for our troops on the ground. >> reporter: eastern afghanistan. the heartland of the insurgency that has kept america at war. >> ten years, i mean that is half my career right there. >> reporter: sergeant first-class richard a. mitchell's remote base is surrounded by taliban and their supporters. >> can i get 120 guys together to attack us? sure. do they have any success with it? no. >> reporter: night fall at the outpost. red platoon from tillman is here to support the afghan partners. >> they are currently moving personnel down in our vicinity

prepping foran attack. >> reporter: the fighters aren't expecting u.s. soldiers to be waiting for them. many militants suddenly lost their nerve in the face of superior fire power. soon after, fresh afghan troops arrive to support the base an encouraging sign these days. this is being considered a turning point in the war not because coalition forces are winning but because the afghans are starting to take responsibility for security in the country. not a soldier here, though, could say when exactly they will be able to do it fully and that means u.s. soldiers will stay on the frontlines and in direct contact with the enemy for the foreseeable future and that enemy isn't necessarily from afghanistan but just across the boarder in pakistan. >> this is an impact from a rocket. >> reporter: the military traces the incoming to well within pakistani territory. just before we arrived 16 rounds were pelted at the base in single day. >> most of the taliban from what we heard are from

pakistan. they come over here and cross the borders. >> reporter: the afghans also point an accusing finger at their neighbor. taliban, pakistan. >> reporter: in these parts it is often up possible to tell friends from foe and that makes an exit date for america even harder to determine. >> shannon: the anger of the occupy wall street protesters is shoig up in cities across america. here in washington the national air and space museum closed its doors after security guards pepper sprayed group of more than 100 protesters trying to force their way inside. the antiwar anticorporate protesters were reportedly holding one guard when a second used a spray to disburse the crowd. protests nationwide continue. i'm shannon bream. hour number two of america's

news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. congressional republicans are demanding answers from the white house about solyndra as new emils indicate an insider pushed for the deal. the sew electo solar company gt a $00 million goal. >> the chairman of the house oversight committee republican darryl issa said someone breached protocol to subordinate the loan. he wants to know who did it and when they did it and wants to make sure that they don't do it again. >> the american people will judge the overall policy and how they picked winners and losers. this was a $500 million ear mark effectively by political appointees. something you hear about with congress you don't always hear about with the president.

energy and commercial are doing a great job. my jurisdiction is to try to figure out the how it doesn't happen again. >> but there is a chance it could happen again. even though president obama insists his administration did their homework on solyndra, he concedes giving them $535 million in some way is just a big bet. >> and the nature of these programs are going to be ones in which for every success there may be one that does not work out as well. but that is exactly what the loan gar ran she progra guarans designed by congress to do was to take bets on these areas where we need to make sure that we are are maintaining our lead. >> and shannon, congressman issa says as his investigation continues something he is realizing is it isn't just solyndra. there is a pattern of this type of investment. back to you. >> shannon: peter thank you very much for the update. and calls are growing also for

more answers about what attorney general eric holder knew about the federal gun running sting operation fast and furious and more importantly when knew it. congressman darrell issa told chris wallace on "fox news sunday" a new round of subpoenas is on the way. steve centanni is following it all. >> reporter: the subpoenas will seek to find out what level the authorization came from for a program linked to at least one high profile murder of a border agent killed last year and guns found at the scene were guns that came from the fast and furious program an effort to target drug king pens. issa wants to pinpoint when and if attorney general eric holder knew about all this. >> if he didn't know, the question s he confident. if a border patrol agent murdered, 2,000 weapons gone, the program has completely gone off the rails, why didn't he

know? >> a group of arizona sheriffs is calling for a special council to be appointed and for the resignation or firing of eric holder. >> nobody is above the law. we don't have a king here. and we need these people held accountable. >> even though an investigation is underway, attorney general holder broke his silence and issued a scathing response. he said he told the truth in may when informed congress he only heard about the program for the first time a few weeks earlier. he said his critics have political motivations and takes issue especially with the allegation that federal agents were "accessories to murder." holder says such irresponsible and imflammable rhetoric must be repute dated in the strongest possible terms. those who serve in the ranks of law enforcement urinara heros and deserve our nation's thanks, not the disrespect that is being heaped on them.

>> shannon: steve, thank you very much. you can get more on fast and furious on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace. his interview with congressman darrell issa starts right after our show. "fox news sunday" airs at 2:00 and 6:00 eastern on the fox news channel. gop presidential candidate ron paul has won the 2011 values voter summit presidential straw poll. the texas congressman pulled in 37% of the votes despite his success in several recent straw polls he repeatedly scores in the single digits in national polls. riding the momentum of the straw poll victory, atlanta businessman herman cain came in second with 23%. the two that most perceive as the frontrunners finished way behind. rick perry only 8% and mitt romney drawing 4%. mitt romney thrust back into

the campaign spot light. a short time ago, i spoke to tony perkins president of the family research council which hosts the annual summit. perkins says the focus must not be on differences. >> not to gloss over the issues, and clearly theological differences between evangelicals and mormons but that was not the purpose of the summit. the summit was to pull together values voters focused on the core values. we are building to move the country back to the right road. >> shannon: shortly after he introduced rick perry at the values voters summit. >> as much as bill bennett and others would like to make me out to be the jeremiah wright of the right i'm not. jeffress is a supporter of rick perry for president but the perry campaign is distancing itself from the comments saying

"the governor doesn't agree with every single issue with everyone he knows or supports his candidacy. he is running for president to get our economy back on track and create jobs. nevada moving up its date to january 14. mitt romney is denying reports that he or any one act on his behalf lobbied states to move up their primary dates. here to help us sort it all out are former rnc communications director doug hyde and former dnc communications director tony welsh. great to see you, gentlemen. allegations against the romney campaign they are trying to influence states to move up so that where they are doing well, they will be able to strike early. >> there has been a lot of talk but there doesn't seem to be any -- if there is smoke there doesn't seem to be fire. we hear rumors. what is more troubling is the republican national committee tried to go through the process and i have to be careful with

what i say because i'm dealing with two floridians. florida has really just completely revamped the process and put us from where we were on a track to sanity so one where we are not a sane process any more and that is troubling. >> shannon: we have a graphic. florida, of course has moved its date to january 31 for the primary. that started the domino effect and moved back, south carolina, to january 21. nevada to january 1. and the question marks you see there over iowa and new hampshire because we talked to congressman guinta who says they could be holding their primaries in december. how does that impact the campaigns. >> first, for mitt romney, of course, there is no evidence of anything. not a lot of folks believe in that kind of coincidence. if the states where you are running strong are pushing forward and you are worried about how things are shaking out for you then it looks that way. but to push so far into december, well, yeah, you may be in new hampshire at christmas time or something or something along those lines but

being so early with that crunch it will be unsettling. the worry isn't that folks will go early. it will be how will the other states react. who will try to leap frog florida and will florida want to move it again and then new hampshire, soberhouse moves ahead of them in december, are we talking about november. that is why the parties move so fiercely to try to have control of this and in the democratic process they have been sanctioned for moves like this before. >> shannon: stripping them of delegates and votes at the national convention. also taking some of the votes into a proportional mix so you don't have a winner gets all. the state seems like, florida, seems to not be responding to that. seems like we have it set in motion now and florida is going to take its lumps. the republican national convention is going to be in florida to creates a little bit awkward situation. herman cain a strong second. by the way, i happened to be in

a location not covering it but there was a herman cain book signing that i ran up against this weekend and the crowds and people and amount of time they lined up early to see him was pretty stunning, doug. is this a flash in the pan. is he a legitimate contender? ly a legitimate geithner mat contender. we still interest so tee a pathing to victory. we we figure out how does he win, iowa, and figure he is going to win, new hampshire, then we will get a better sense of how real this is. with florida moving the state primary so early if you are candidate like herman cain who doesn't have a strong organization that penalizes you. >> shannon: tony, what do you think about herman cain? what is driving this and does he say near the top? >> i think he has earned the substantive candidate status. i think it is because of his horde hard work. as doug says, he did do well in

all of the debates. he has been consistent. his arc is incredible especially when you compare it to michele bachmann and rick perry. the debate in new hampshire looms large for him. one thing to watch is his fund raising. that is troubling. seems to be the rodney dangerfield of the contest. >> shannon: can't get no respect. >> the question is always can he do this. those questions weren't necessarily there for bachmann who was ahead in iowa for sure. he has done a lot better and been strong and consistent in the debates. far, far better than someone who was already frontrunner rick perry who had three awful debates i think. >> shannon: cain long said he is getting message over money. see if that catches up with him. gentlemen, thank you both for coming in. we have been asking you today is religion a factor for with you when you choose a presidential candidate?

your tweets have been rolling in. tweet us. we will read some of your responses a little later this hour. rebel fighters in libya claim to have secured real estate in momar qaddafi's hometown. david with the latest happening there. hello, david? >> reporter: revolutionary fighters now fighting in the middle of qaddafi's hometown sirte. supporters only holding the palace complex and a few residential buildings and a hotel near green scare where there has been heavy fighting over the last few hours. they are still holding up with stiff resistance still from qaddafi's followers with snipers firing in highrise buildings. they made major inroads the last two days since they launched the offensive from the east and west. they have taken the university which was a qaddafi stronghold. also they took a stadium and revolutionary fighters have also gone to the hospital and

they have found many hundreds injured there and they have been trying to move those people out now to safer area. there is still concerns about civilians in sirte, perhaps many thousands still in there but hundreds have been flowing out of there over the last few days. but there is concerns from the civilians there may be reprisals against them because many of them are still qaddafi's followers. libya's main traditional council has said once sirte falls they will declare victory and hold elections and also try to rebuild this country. but that the time there is another stronghold for qaddafi's followers deep in the desert but that is still holding out at this time but seems only a matter of time,ing shannon, before that falls. back to you. >> shannon: thank you, david. they rode in on a wave of support last november. now, some of the seats of freshmen members of congress who got there with tea party

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>> shannon: many gop freshman lawmakers supported by the tea party and elected to congress on a wave of anti-washington anger. with congressional approval ratings hitting new lows will the same sentiment work against them in 2012. joining us is republican congressman trey gaddi of south carolina. >> congress consistently is at the lowest across the board whether you are talking about individuals or institutions here in washington. why is that? >> it is easier to dislike or dismiss a group than it is individuals and the way our culture is set up regrettably you make news when you send tweets naked pictures of yourself but you don't make the news when you save someone's life like phil roe did in an airport. i get that and bad news is more newsworthy but i think we need to do a better job of -- and

one of the reasons i ran was to restore people's trust in the institutions of government. we do that by the way we interact with one another. we do that by our level of accountability to the people who sent us here. but it is going be an arduous steep climb. we are in single digits. i like to say we are just below sharks. my mother says that is an insult to sharks with yo but ww and we are not going make it as a republic if we don't get that up. there are lots of ways to do it, how we treat one another. more than anything else, an accountability to the people who sent us there and honesty. >> shannon: let me ask you about the accountability. you did have tea party support no your campaign getting elected last time but also criticized by them for a vote or two. how do you think that will play out? i mean the tea party is threatening to run, you know, primary opponents against a lot of republicans. do you worry about that? do you think that they understand there is some measure of compromise you will

have to make or is that just unacceptable? >> i can only speak for my district and the tea party actually -- there were candidates that they preferred over me in the interest of full disclosure in the primary probably because i'm lawyer but there were two candidates that actually were tea party candidates. i have a wonderful relationship with the tea party in my district and i think that relationship is good because we talk ahead of votes. i don't call them afterwards and explain why i did what i did. i call them beforehand and they don't require me to be right all the time. sometimes there are tactical differences where there are no idea logical differences. communication is the key and we need to have the communications before votes and after votes. ms. bed ream, i was hired for a two year contract and i ran against an incumbent. it would disengine with us for

me to say nobody should be primaried. the humility of realizing they are other people in your district who could do the job and do the job well, probably would serve all of us in congress. >> shannon: congressman, thanks for making time for us today. >> yes, ma'am, thank you for having me. >> shannon: mortgage rates lower than they have been in a long time. what does it mean for potential home buyers? up next, brenda buttner will tell us why many of you aren't able to take advantage of those great rates. plus, wedding bells in england for a very famous beatle. stay with us. more on the way. talk taste.

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>> shannon: more trouble for the justice department and attorney general eric holder over operation fast and furious. peter doocy is standing by with the top stories. >> the chairman of the house oversight republican committee chairman darrell issa didn't say the problem with solyndra is the loan itself. he said the committee will issue subpoenas to find out how much holder and the department of justice knew about the failed gun sting. he holder says his testimony was truthful and accurate. the senate to vote this week on moving to debai bait debate ant obama's jobs bill. it faces strong republican opposition. the smithsonian air and space museum in washington is open again. yesterday it had to be closed down after dozens of demonstrators protested a drone exhibit. several of the demonstrators

were part of the occupy wall street movement. a short time ago in london, paul mccartney married his fiancee. the couple chose a modest civil ceremony to be followed by a reception at mccartney's home. he composed a special song for her and plans to sing "let it be." >> shannon: new developments in the case of missing 10 month old lisa irwin. the child's parents are, once again, talking to police. julie banderas with more on what happened. >> after re-establishing cooperation with the parents and meeting with them yesterday federal authorities and kansas city police continue to search for baby lisa. this time they are focusing in the parent's backyard. armed with metal detectors crime scene investigators scoured the front and backyard of the home. investigators also went into the house to look for any new clues. >> when the metal detectors were out here yesterday they were in the area back behind the house and the property. we didn't do the backyard.

the family today reconsented so we are just going try the backyard because we haven't. >> canvassing the neighborhood, detectives knocked on doors, talking to neighbors who might have seen or heard anything on monday night into tuesday morning. there are reports police did question and collected a dna sample from a teenaged neighbor of the parents on friday but authorities aren't commenting on that. that neighbor was home at the time the day lisa vanished and also knew the access code to the garage. the mother of the 10 month old debra bradley says the police told her that she failed a lie detector test an and accused hr of being involved in the baby's dis appearance. we are also hearing a reward fund is being set up in hopes of generating new leads. meantime, the community is also rallying to try to find baby

lisa irwin. blocks from the family's home a man was seen passing out flyers to passing cars. despite hundreds of tips still no leads to the baby's whereabouts who has been missing for five days now and turns 11 months old this week. shannon? >> shannon: julie, thanks for keeping us update. >> sure. >> we want to know what did they know and when did they know it but more importantly we have to understand at what level did the authorization really come. it wasn't an atf operation. they were part of that. it was a joint operation in which d.e.a. knew more than a.t.f. >> shannon: that was representative darrell issa on issuing brand new subpoenas over operation fast and furious. this morning i sat down with "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace to talk about his exclusive interview with issa and rick stan tore rum.

>> a couple of big scandals playing ought for the administration. you had representative issa and he announced there are going to be new subpoenas going out. >> chris: he is basically going to ask for all communications amongst top officials at the justice department and between the justice department and the white house. here is the disconnect. the operation was going on for awhile. it was a disaster fast and furious in the sense that they let 2,000 guns -- allowed them to go across the border are and then lost track of them and they ended up in the mexican drug cartel. and eric holder the attorney general is claiming he didn't know about any of this until the spring of this year, i think april of this year but there are memos going back that were directed to him ten months earlier. he says i want to know who knew, the classic line, what did he know and when did he know it. >> shannon: and there is plenty of skepticism with representative issa and beyond

that about whether or not the attorney general was in fact telling the truth when was under oath there at congress and dealing in the administration with the issues surrounding solyndra as well. that's right, the solar panel company that had political connections to the obama administration and was the first company that made solar panels to get one of these federal loan guarantees as part of the big obama stimulus for clean energy. half a billion dollars. went bankrupt and we end up on the hook, the taxpayers. a couple of things. there was a big document dump on friday. hundreds of e-mails and maybe the most damaging came from steve spinner, raised a half a million dollars for obama, was an energy department it person is pushing solyndra, his wife worked for the law firm representing solyndra. he promised to reduce himself and stay out of solyndra and he is sending e-mails saying when are we going to get it and the office of the vice president and white house are breathing down my neck. it doesn't look like exactly an

arm's length transaction. >> shannon: and one of the presidential contenders rick santorum who continues to stay in there, scrappy and insistent that he is in there for the long haul. any highlights from your chat with him. >> just the fact he says it is not all about iowa, it is all about iowa. he has spent twice as much time, 60 days in iowa, as any of the other candidates this year. i think he has to do well, be one of the top two or three in iowa or he will run out of money and steam and won't be able to do it. a lot of people are saying he could be the mike huckabee of this cycle who goes from long shot to surprise winner of the iowa caucuses. >> shannon: we will wait and see. >> chris: , thanks so much for the preview. >> chris: you bet. >> shannon: and to catch more of chris' exclusive interview with congressman issa stay tuned to fox news channel. that many coulds up at 2:00 and again at 6:00 eastern. "fox news sunday" right here on the fox news channel. mortgage rates hit a record low but not everyone may be

able to take advantage. brenda buttner is here to explain what is going on. hi, brenda. >> hey, shannon. mortgage rates at all time lows. if you refinance you can likely save quite a chunk of change on your mortgage. the average rate on a 30 year fixed fell to well below 4%. the lowest rate ever. for a 15 year fixed close to 3%, also a record. few people will be able to rsvp yes to the rate either because their credit rating is low or their homes are underwater, they just don't have enough equity and most banks now are getting a lot more strict and reire 10 or 20% equity to refinance. as for help from the government, reports are forget about it. the federal government is sending back a half billion of its billion dollars mortgage

relief effort. only 12,000 people ultimately were helped. only a 10th of the applicants even qualified for the grants and interest free loans. bureaucratic problems plagued this program from the start. its rollout delayed for months. many would argue that is not such a bad thing. perhaps the problem is that government has had too much a role in the housing market. what it needs to do instead is get out of the way and let the very painful foreclosure process take place so that prices can finally bottom and slowly start recovering again. now, low rates have done very little to help the housing slump. if you don't have enough cash or home equity to get a modification or you are just too scared of risk in this market to buy you don't take advantage of even record rates. others have already refinanced because the average rate has been below 5% for a lot of ths last year and you aren't ready

to do it all again. the government isn't going to give you much of a hand in any case at this point. shannon? >> shannon: a delicate balancing act there, brenda, thank you. >> sure is. >> shannon: if you struggled to stay away from the unhealthy vending machine, great news, healthier alternatives could be underway. casey stegall live in los angeles where everybody seems a little healthier, with details. >> that is how we roll. we he have all been there. we have reached for the change to go buy a snack out of a vending machine. let's face it a lot of times the options in traditional vending machines don't believe much to desired. especially for someone who does not want to stuff their face with the candy bars and sugary sodas in those machines. how about coconut water, hummus or carrot sticks?

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august. the feds say indian rosewood and ebony finger board planks are raw materials and illegal under a 2008 amendment to the lacy act. the indian government says they are finished products and allows their export. surveillance cameras in public are nothing new but now police in atlanta can monitor residents with private security cameras as well. part of a growing trend. will is mean safer streets or is it an invasion of your privacy? elizabeth beth joins us from atlanta with more. >> cities are looking for technology to make up for budget short falls while keeping city streets safe. atlanta is joining ranks and starting to use the video integration system where hundreds and in some cases thousands of both public anda private cameras feed into one location monitored by police officers and they can include

software where alerts go off when suspicious activity such as a gun shot or unattended package. here the is the atlanta police foundation c.e.o. dave wilkerson. here is what he had to say about the program. >> think about the value of having all of the cameras in one system integrated. they almost immediately can identify the suspects and vehicle description and quickly get that information out to the officers respond together scene. >> now, privacy ex-is perts at the aclu say this is too much big brother that the government cannot monitor us without any cause of suspicion. fact, we have a statement from jay leno stanley from the aclu. he says as technology gets cheap they are is only going to increase if we don't put a stop to it. what kind of country will we turn into when our every move from the moment we step out of our front door is tracked, monitored, recorded and stored

by the government. he went on to say this is a whole new level of surveillance and according to the aclu it does not prevent crime shannon, back to you. >> shannon: thank you very much. 50,000 michael jackson fans celebrated the king of pop at a four hour tribute show in great britain last night. the star studded event included performances by christina aguilera and cee l.o. green. even the star's children were in attendance. prince, paris and michael joseph, jr. known as blanket. the latest jobs numbers out this week. they were lack luster but there was one positive piece of news. we will hash that out with former labor department economists, next. stay with us. there's only one bottle left !

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>> shannon: the week ahead promises a battle between the administration and congressional republicans and some democrats still over president obama's jobs bill. this as the latest jobs numbers show very slow growth. former labor department chief economist joins us now with her take.

thanks so much for coming in today. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: talk about the fact that unemployment remain is above 9%. held steady at 9.1%. didn't see an increase but not a decrease. what do you make of where we are right now? >> certainly very discouraging to the 14 million unemployed americans looking for jobs and the broader measure of unemployment which includes workers working part time who want full-time jobs. that went from 16.2% to 16.5%. there were more workers employed part time who want full-time jobs. >> shannon: let's also talk about job creation. looks like a bright spot in this. 103,000 jobs created over the last month but you say we have to look behind the numbers. >> we do and part of the 103 is 45,000 verizon workers who came back to jobs after a strike. the new jobs creatingion including the verizon workers just around 48,000.

although any positive job creation is good. >> shannon: we are all looking for positive job creation signs. talk about where we are in terms of a double dip recession. where do we stand right now with the possibility of going there? >> well, it looks like third quarter growth was probably around 2.5% so we are probably not in a recession right now. the possibility does exist of moving into a recession at a later stage. and what we need to do right now is focus on how to create jobs and the regulations that we have right now that are impeding job creation. and there is the new employer penalty with the new healthcare law that takes effect in 2014 that if you have more than 49 workers you have to pay $2,000 per worker per year if you don't have the right kind of health insurance. moving from 49 workers to 50 workers would cost an employer $40,000 a year because the first 30 workers are exempt from the penalty and that is a big disincentive.

if you are 40 workers right now you might be saying i'm going to hire another nine but not going to hire another ten. >> shannon: how do you respond to those that say when you criticize the regulations in washington right now you are jet sizing what is keeping people safe and their food safe and environment safe and making sure that they have health insurance. how do you balance those interests on business? >> you know, it as great question because i was on capitol hill on thursday and there was a staffer saying to me and i won't say who he is. he said yes, i realize more people will be unemployed because of the new healthcare law but at least they will have health insurance. they are better off with health insurance and no job than a job and no health insurance and i think that is the wrong way of look at it because everybody has access to healthcare now in america. maybe in you are between health insurance programs you go to the emergency room and we need to, of course, fix our health insurance system so everybody has access to better health insurance. but the way to do it is not by penalizing employers and making

it more difficult for them to hire workers. >> shannon: we will continue to watch as new data comes in. thank you for helping to us break down this week. great to see you. >> it's great to be with you. >> shannon: after getting pushed back by hurricane irene, the dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial is back on track for next weekend. we will get a preview of the ceremony from the president and c.e.o. of the mlk memorial foundation, next. almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, ts is pretty good. [ male announcer ]alf a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8.

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>> shannon: a barbecuing bash before the martin luther king, jr. memorial dedication here in washington. the, sir, money was set for august 28, the 48th anniversary of the i have a dream speech but hurricane irene forced organizers to postpone the celebration. joining us with a preview is harry johnson, president and c.e.o. of the mlk memorial foundation. thanks for coming in. >> glad to be with you. >> i know you just came from a memorial. if you have this weather for the dedication it will be fantastic. >> we are expecting and hoping and praying for this type of weather. >> shannon: you can't plan for a hurricane. it showed up. tell us about the program and dedication and what folks can expect this time? >> i think what they can expect to see it the president of the united states there, aretha franklin and other celebrity there's. the king family, of course, there. secretary of interior and others coming to formally dedicate the memorial and take

part in this as we turn it over to the president and, indeed, the country for them to enjoy. >> shannon: you can't get more star studded than that. that is a great lineup. >> a great lineup. and i think the president is ready to dedicate this. i mean he did dedicate the 9/11 memorial a few weeks ago. we hoped that martin luther king would be one of the first ones e dedicated. he is dedicating martin luther king. wwe are calling this martin luther king number two. we don't want there to be a number three. >> shannon: we hope that the beautiful weather will continue and you will be able to do that. this is a long process. raising the money and getting the space. tell us about the efforts in finally getting to see the beautiful memorial unveil. >> you have to report to three different commissions. the national capital planning commission and commission of fine arts and national park service. all three have a say so in where is goes and how it looks

and where it is built. a process that took us about 28 years. we compare that to f.d.r., 45 years concept to completion. we are excited that we are here. we raised $117 million. we still need to raise another 3 million today's close off the campaign but we are confident we will get there. >> shannon: you are close. as with anything that is put on the mall or put here in washington there are always criticisms and folks who wanted it this way or that way. there was criticism about a quote that is on the memorial paraphrased from dr. king's remarks. do you feel like that is all settled now and soothed and fixed. >> don't know if it is all settled yet but the secretary of interior and myself we were over there the other day and looked at it and we agreed that we will revisit is after the dedication. we want the celebratory moment and then we will look at it after the dedication. >> shannon: we get millions of visitors here in d.c. every year. what is the message you hope

folks will take from it? >> take the essence of dr. king and his words of justice, hope, democracy and love. >> what is the date for the final dedication. >> october 16 beginning at 9:00 a.m. the president speaking around 11:00 a.m. we are excited. >> congratulations. a long process and a beautiful effort that you have to show for it. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. glad to be with you. >> shannon: and all the best on the weather. one former nfl player says he is appealing a ruling by the navy that called for him to leave his profootball job and return to service. he was on the practice squad for the new england patriots when got a letter from the navy saying he had to go back into service. earlier today he described his emotions when found out. >> i was is just utterly shocked. i was told that things improved, i saw the air force guy and the army guy played already and i thought things would get approved and i would start my new career representing the navy and the

naval academy to my best ability and i would love to continue to do that. >> shannon: and, of course, the naval academy and some of the other service academies have special defer lens policies if you are draft inside playing a professional sport. he served two years overseas and says he doesn't know when the navy will make a ruling on his appeal. we love hearing from you at home in light of the values voters segment. is religion a factor for you when you pick a presidential candidate? jordan writes it is is for many people but policy hud be the reigning factor. gena says it does. i want to know that my president depends on someone higher than himself or herself for guidance. thank yew so much for sharing. we always