tears? >> sean: all right i'm going home and eat alfalfa sprouts. >> it was an event to honor veterans who work on the campaign and are volunteers and supporters of team christine. up and down the campaign trail, i would say, what do you want to see washington do? how could our elected officials be serving you better? one of the consistent things i heard from about every veteran who lives downstate, it's very

cumbersome and difficult to get basic checkups, basic medical care. i am not talking surgery or physical therapy, but checkups because they have to travel very far to the v.a. hospital and often, the vfws are having 50/50s. >> what are they? >> raffles to raise money to get gas for the vans to bring the vets up to the v.a. hospital. i said, what would make it easier for you? consistently, the veterans said they would like to pick doctors in their own communities. so i began to do some research, talking with the people who work at v.a. hospitals and talking to the veterans. what we put together was an idea to create a veterans vouchers program so we can work with the v.a. to certify local doctors that the veterans can pick, so that a basic checkup doesn't require scheduling your whole life around getting to this one doctor's appointment.

so what we are hoping to do is help the v.a. hospital to streamline some of their treatment and some of their care, but also empower the veterans who have fought for our freedom, they should have freedom and the final say over their basic health care. >> you bring up the issue of veterans, obviously, and their health care. so my attention goes to the men and women who are serving in the armed forces in pakistan, afghanistan. pakistan is a mess. it is -- to put it bluntly, we have the intelligence service double dealing us. if you are elect to the united states senate, one of the issues that is going to be on your plate is pakistan. what do you think we should do about pakistan? >> well, what we need to do first and foremost is work with the nongovernmental organizations who are serving the people because we have to keep in mind that our conflict is not with the citizens, the private citizens of these rogue nations. they're with certain... certain leadership, certain terrorist

organizations that are bred and potentially hostile countries, so if we work with the ngos on the ground to empower the local people who are hungry for freedom, who grave democracy, we can help create an ally in the middle-east. we have to keep in mind that under president musharraf's rule, pakistan was a great ally for us in the war on terror. so we have to help them to get back to what they once were when they were a strong ally. >> how about afghanistan? president karzai has been described by a lot of people as being corrupt. he's our partner. >> right, right. well, afghanistan is crucial because of its positioning to india and the fact that its neighbors do have nuclear weapons. so again, what i propose to do in afghanistan is to work with the local groups so that they can have a stable democracy because afghanistan is strategeically position in the heart of the middle-east, right around the countries who have nuclear weapons.

and it's very important that they become an ally of ours as well. what i would say about, you know, you hear president obama talking about a time table for withdrawal. we have to make our foreign policy decisions based on effectiveness, not on a time table. >> if it is not working, are you opposed to leaving? >> that's what i meant by just there. how is it not working, why is it not working? >> is it working now? >> well, you know, that's up in the air. but we can't withdraw and consider the consequences. if we withdraw now, we are sending a message to the terrorists on the ground that we bullied a super power out of our country. what we are going to do, we will end up empowering them. we don't want to do that. we don't want to empower the terrorists or inpire them to think they have a greater power than they do because they don't. so if we withdraw because they are bullying us even harder, think of the consequences to our own forces back here.

the best offense -- or the best defense is a strong offense. so we have to strengthen our u.s. military once again. our u.s. military needs to be feared by rogue nations and terrorists. so there are many things we can do here at home on the ground to do that. >> all right. let's go to iran, as long as we are make our trip around the world map. what would you do about iran? iran says they want nuclear energy, not nuclear weapons. the rest of the world says they are trying to get nuclear weapons. ahmadinejad is very belligerent towards the united states and threatening towards israel. what should we do about iran, if anything? >> well, we definitely have do something. there are several things we can do. first of all, we have to rebuild and repair our relationship with israel. israel has traditionally been a strong ally. i don't believe that this administration nabe as friendly and supportive to israel as america could be and as america should be. israel deserves our respect.

they have been an ally and they are a strong countee -- >> you don't think we are giving that to them now? >> i don't think we have have done everything we can. if you remember a year or so ago when israel talked about doing what they needed to do to strengthen them when iran started making threats, president obama scolded them. you don't scold one of our allies for doing what they need to do in their own national interest. so i think there is a lot we can do to repair potentially damaging things that this administration has done with israel. i am not saying this administration is not a friend of israel, i am saying we can do more because we need israel. we need to be a friend to israel and help her be strong once again. because when iran says we want to wipe out the west, they mean us. they mean america. they mean israel. so we have a united goal there to be strong again. and the other thing we can do is make sure that iran doesn't get nuclear weapons. and the way we do that is

strengthen our relationship with those countries that might be providing them the uranupium and the things -- uranium and the things they need. >> do we have time? john bolten says it's inevitable, they will have nuclear weapons. do you think so? >> i don't know. i don't have access to the intelligence information that would make that decision. perhaps as a u.s. senator on the foreign relations committee, i will. i would love that. but i have met with iranian officials who live here in wilmington, a former iranian ambassador lives here in wilmington. i had a very long conversation with him about what is going on. some of the people think they are making threats that are not backed up. but what we have to keep in mind with our foreign policy is remember what ronald reagan did. his foreign policy was summed up in four words -- we win; they lose. he did that by not backing down, by not compromising, by

strengthening our military and making it once again that the threat of military action, u.s. military action, had some teeth to it. right now, it doesn't. and that's tragic. what we need to do is not just strengthen our military but strengthen our economy because we owe so much of our debt to foreign nations that even secretary clinton said it's beginning to impact the decisions we can make in foreign policy. it's a whole ball of wax. we have to strengthen our military and we have to strengthen our homeland. we center to get back on track economically so we are a strong super power once again. >> is there a democrat who you admire? >> hillary clinton. i have gotten a lot of flack from republicans for saying that i admire hillary clinton. i am not saying i endorse all of her policies. but she's a strong woman operating in a man's world. she's the secretary -- i mean, she was a great senator. i think she is holding her own and doing it well. she has gotten a lot of

criticism that critics wouldn't give to men and so i admire her for that. >> you think the media is harder on women. >> absolutely, i think the media is harder on women. >> what makes you say that? >> gloria steinham said there is -- i forget what she called it, but the reciprocity. would they attack a man -- would they say the things about a man they are saying about a certain female? i think across the board... you know, there is... there is a lot of discrimination, especially with women in politics, where we are under -- we are held to a different standard. and they are talking about things they wouldn't talk about for women. i talked about that on your network several times during the 2008 presidential campaign. they talked about hillary clinton's hair, or what she wore, during the debates. but they talked about what the other candidates said. and so there is -- there is definitely a double standard.

>> so who is the republican christine o'donnell most admires? wait until next week to find out. and next, a dustup in the california governor's race. did democrat jerry brown call meg whitman a sexist sexative? >> what is a california's women's group? they think it's okay? caught on tape. stay tuned. and a reid family feud, harry reid running for governor. we will play you a tape. and dick mortis goes on the record. and it's hard to be cool all the time. one very famous politician just blew it big time. we have it on video and it's so bad that it almost seems mean to show it to you. but we can't help ourselves. we are going to show you, a special video report, minutes away.

. >> greta: audio tape has

surfaced of jerry brown or someone from his campaign referring to m with >> whore. brown and his aides are attacking whitman to see as -- to what they see as selling out. >> it sounds like somebody else used the word whore. is that your understanding? >> yes, sir it is. >> sean: after that happens, he talks about wanting to put an ad out. what about saying she's a whore? the next words out of his mouth is i'm going to use that. did you interpret that as he would use that remark? >> that's how i interpreted it. in listening, i'm not an audio tech, obviously it sounded like jerry brown may the comment. >> greta: joining us live san francisco chronicle reporter. john, has there been an admission by anyone as to who

made the remark about meg whitman? >> the tape is jumbled and kind of inaudible. the broken people say absolutely positively it wasn't jerry brown i was one of his aides. the whitman people are keeping quiet. they say, at best, he let that sort of talk go on. >> greta: was there any apology? >> sure, there was the basic apology as the political stuff saying if i offended anyone, i'm sorry. and that was about it. [ talking over each other ]o5ho [ unintelligible ] >> could you apologize all you want. the cat is out of the bag. it is being talked about. >> greta: was the apology, i assume i was received by meg whitman, did she accept it? >> we haven't her anything from meg whitman yet.

her spokeswoman said thanks for the an this is a terrible thing to say, a slur a despicable thing. what is somebody that is supposed to be a major politician letting this kind of talk go on around him. they are not going to let him off easy on this >> greta: i'll call it boarish behavior. i suspect there's a lot of boarish behavior that guess on all the time in politics. the thing i find intriguing the today the national organization for women came out. what did they do? >> i haven't heard what happened from new york. i will tell you on monday, a bunch of women's groups throughout the state are gonna have simultaneous press conferences in sacramento, san francisco and los angeles. all saying how terrible meg whitman and carly fiorina would be for women in

california. this may have been scheduled but i didn't hear about it. didn't get notice until 4:00 this afternoon. >> greta: it is interesting, what i understand the california chapter endorsed jerry brown as a result of this. i guess the thing that struck me as so bizarre, they did endorce him before. and they give no credit to meg whitman for being a ceo and breaking that glass ceiling. whether you are for her or against her as governor. she has done what so few other women have done in terms of breaking glass ceiling and the women don't give her credit for that one. >> certainly too it is not like carly fiorina, a pro-life candidate, on the wrong side of a lot of the -- what they consider the women's issues. for the most part meg whitman is pro-choice. and is pretty much on their side. she however, republican.

that's not gonna be a plus for a lot of women's groups in california. >> greta: is this likely to move the needle in terms of poll numbers? is it going to impact votes? i know the business about the housekeeper seems to have some movement. does this one matter? >> i think it matters. the question right now is how much legs it has? if it is a one or two day wonder it is not going to make any difference. if something keeps stinging saying this is the way jerry brown and his people talk in private when there's no female voters around that can stick and it can be important. women make up 53% of the likely voters in california. are very, very strongly democratic. if they won't go to jerry or if they go to meg whitman or if he don't show up on election day it is going to be going to be very, very hard for him. >> greta: john thank, you. fascinating races going on,

thank you. >> thank you very much. >> greta: next, did you hear what harry reid's son just said? he's running for nevada governor. we are suspicious his father wants to wring his neck. >> then dick morris guess on the record. >> plus the tea party comes to virginia hosting the first tea party convention. ken cuccinelli is here to go ♪

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. >> greta: now this could be awkward around the reid dinner table. senate majority leader harry reid's son rory is running for governor of nevada. during a debate he said his -- this about the health care law his father fought so harford. >> i don't deny that nevada needs to be vigilant on this issue. the law that was passed gives time for the new system to go into effect. but there is potential for it to put significant pressure on states. because medicaid rates could go up significantly. >> greta: uh-oh. joining us live dick morris. i guess in every family there

would be different opinions, especially on politics. that one sort of hurts. >> generally, the time for children to rebel against their fathers is before they run for governor while he's running for senator. rory is absolutely right. this federal health care law requires that every state cover 133% of the poverty level unmedicaid. that's about 32 or 33,000 of income. nevada currently covers only half that. so nevada would taste a huge tax inreese -- would face a huge tax increase when that takes effect in 2014. rory reid is right. but that helping harry. >> greta: nevada the worst unemployment, number one in unemployment right now too. not like nevada has any cash under the mattress. >> right nowed today, the

republican candidate is leading -- in all 10 seats that they need to take control. and the narrowest of those is a three point lead in nevada by angle. it guess up to 45 point lead in north dakota. -- it goes up to a 45 point lead in north dakota. the next closest to five or six. so the republicans are opening this race up. the conventional media is trying to sell the case the democrats are coming back. they are not. if anything, the move in the last week has been heavily republican. >> greta: what about in delaware? we just went to delaware today to interview christine o'donnell. she is down, from all the polls i see, about 17 points. it is hard to move that, 17 points down. do you believe those polls? >> those are old polls, first of all. they are about two weeks old. i've not seen a published poll taken after september 21st,

and i checked yesterday. i think in the interim is the witchcraft and all that nonsense faded. she has probably closed the gap. a word to the wise on this, this is a point i make on dickmore -- dickmorris.com. these numbers are what pollsters call likely voters. that assumes 70% of the registered voters vote. they won't. it will be 40%. when you model it at 40%, republican candidates have an 18 point again remember nick edge over democrats. if you have a candidate final poll in dell -- delaware she is done by six or seven, she probably going to win. i thought she did a good job on your show. i thought she passed the bar, which is she is okay. >> greta: i didn't ask about witches. i was interested in what -- sort of interesting we talked to people in delaware.

within person said that he was reasonably interested in the senate race. i said who are the candidates? didn't know or couldn't remember. i thought that's not good for either one of them. another within i spoke to always voted republican. he say he -- said he thought he was going to vote for coons because he was afraid to vote for o'donnell. afraid of her views. i'm not so sure how effective her campaign is. >> i think that, as the witchcraft and that nonsense clears away. people are going to understand that coons wants to raise their taxes. o'donnell doesn't. coons favors the stimulus spending and doesn't want to repeal obama care. they agree o'donnell who wants to repeal it and won't go with those tax increases and deficit spending. ultimately, those rich use i think will rise to the surface. i would not count christine o'donnell out. by the way, the ran party is

aiming too low right now. -- the republican party is aiming too low right now. they are going for the 50 seats the low-hanging fruit. go after the 50 seats beyond that. i think if the republicans contest 100 seats in the house of representatives go in there and fight, including barney frank and steny hoyer and a bunch of 'em, i think they can win 80 or 90 of 'em. >> greta: dick, thank you. >> next, the inside story on jury ver's first tea party convention. attorney general cuccinelli guess on the record, next. are we paying -- paying our enemy to kill our own troops? you heard that one right. ambassador bolton is next. ready to try something new? campbell's has made changes. adding lower sodium sea salt to more soups. plus five dollars in coupons to get you started.

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>> greta: the tea party patriots's convention just kicked off in richmond, virginia. attorney general cuccinelli went to the event and joins us live. you said you were a groupy for the tea party. is that a correct quote? >> they don't appreciate elected officials being members so much. groupy seems to fit a little better. i certainly share the limited government and protective instincts for the constitution that are the centerpiece of the tea party. and five been to more of the events than i can -- and i've been to more of the events than i can con. today was enormous thousands there. folks who i knew coming up saying it was great all day every session the speakers. they did a spectacular job. 100% volunteer. the enthusiasm was incredible.

>> greta: who spoke? were these people from virginia or national figures who i might know? >> from all over. they some authors like matt spaulding of the heritage foundation was here. matt has wren a couple books, we still hold these truths i'm reading it at the moment. he's one of their co-authors on the heritage kid to the coons . he's a lot of history he was sharing with them and the application today to policy. authors. folks from the patrick henry institute. you've got a lot of think tank type folks and grass roots activists speaking to people. many of whom are still learning how can i best have an impact? how can we work together? one of things that is going to come out of this is dozens and dozens of tea party organizations who are going to make contact here in virginia for the first time. next year unlike most of the

rest of the nation we have legislative races all 140 members of our general assembly are up. these tea party active s are going to -- activists are going to have an immense impact in 2011 as they have in 2010. >> greta: you have the health care -- you have brought a lawsuit challenging the nation -- national health care. yesterday in michigan a private group they challenged on the same grounds as the florida case. yours is different because you have a specific statute. in michigan the judge say the national health care law is constitutional. under the commerce clause is that the federal government has the authority to demand that people buy these insurance policies. that's not particularly helpful to you. >> well, obviously we like to see all the folks on the limit

government side aren't the table. but we don't expect that to happen. we know is going to be decided by the supreme court. it is interesting, the judge while acknowledging things like the legislation is unprecedented, that all of the commerce clause cases to date that the supreme court has ruled on, deal with regulating activity. things people have voluntarily didn't. he proceeds, despite all that, to say that simply deciding to do nothing, to remain inactive is the same as activity. so, if the government can regulate activity, and they can regulate it when you do nothing, inactivity, there's nothing they can reach. this ends federalism. it ends the know of having a government of limited powers. it blows the door open to federal power. i don't think this is going to hold up. obviously, in virginia a week from monday, we'll have our summary judgment argument.

i expect we'll hear from the judge in november on his ruling here in virginia. i'm not too concerned that the michigan rule something going to affect us. this has been thoroughly briefed in virginia. i expect ultimately we are going to prevail once we get through the supreme court. >> greta: attorney general, thank you. on the 18th, we hope to be there. nice to see you. >> thanks greta, hope to see you there. >> greta: now far from home to afghanistan where the news gets worse. new senate report says many private security contractors hired to guard american bases in afghanistan are funneling u.s. cash to afghan war s linked to the taliban. in other words our tax dollars could be helping our enemies to put our troops in danger. john bolton joins us live. that's horrible. >> there is no excuse for it. it calls into question the whole strategy of using contractors rather than american troops. it also calls into question the oversight that our

military commanders in the field and their civilian bosses in washington have been applying. the idea that there is so little knowledge what is going on there, you are hiring taliban affiliated locals, to guard our troops is just mind-boggling. >> greta: to be on the team! to he me it is like, it is absolutely insane that we would hire people who could smuggle things in, all sorts of things in to harm our troops. and our troops are sitting there trying to do their best job. if our civilian government doesn't at last get guards to protect them it is intolerable. >> we've seen the consequences. we've had cia personnel assassinated because they weren't adequately vetting the people they were using. this risk to our forces is great. we remembered to what happened to the marines in beirut when hezbollah attacked with

suicide bombers the barracks there. the notion these taliban affiliate why its are this close to our troops could lead to a similar situation. i thought i was interesting the duration of this report. secretary gates has been secretary of defense for four years this is essentially all occurred on his watch. he has not spoken to this report, this senate report yet. i think it is going to be interesting to see what he has to say. >> greta: i read in the paper this morning it wasn't a one-time deal. the report was repleat with instances at this very moment, this is happening. >> exactly. which means that the troops are vulnerable to infiltration and suicide bomber attack. >> greta: let's go to pakistan. another unbelievable story. a tape going around the internet, in which it looks like, they haven't authenticated it yet, some pakistani soldiers executedded

some young people who were blind folded. the tape is breathtaking. what are we going to do about that? we some responsibility in the sense that we are paying money to this military. >> the chief of staff of the pakistani military has or add investigation. and has promised strict discipline against these people if they are members of the pakistani military. it is a gruesome tape, no doubt. the general also points out that the terrorists themselves have used pakistani uniforms, in the past, to try and discredit, the pakistani army we need to see what is going on. i didn't think we should rely just on their investigation. we need some knowledge of it as well. >> greta: i don't doubt that. this has been on the internet for sometime. it took some pounding and outrage. not like he says you are right i think we are going to investigate. i just got win of this. they've none about it.

>> their first reaction was to deny it. there is no excuse for it. these counter terrorist operations up around where this video purportedly comes from are very, very violent operations. >> greta: senator leahy has an amendment that impacts this. >> a provision that says the united states should cut off aid to foreign -- >> greta: should? >> it is mandatory although there's a waiver provision. a cut off for gross violations of human rights. clearly going to be looked at here if in fact this turns out to be pakistani military. what i think we need to say is that it certainly unacceptable to us. we ought to be making it unacceptable to the pakistanis. the idea that decided from the top, i think you have to look at. every military contains people who violate their training and doctrine, including the u.s. military.

>> greta: this tape looks more orchestrated. doesn't look like some bad apple in the group. >> it is a bad video. whether it is sufficiently coming from top chancers to warrant application to the leahy amendment, i don't think we know yet. >> greta: ambassador, thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: a new witness comes for. was amen man shot while jet skiing with his wife or did something else happen? you hear from the witness. you hear from the witness. >> governor crist has [ male announcer ] the financial headlines can be unsettling. but what if therwere a different sry? of one financial company that grew stronger through the crisis. when me lost their way, this company led the way. by protecting clies and turning uncertainty into confidence. what if that story were true?

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>> from america's news headquarters, i'm patti anne brown. terrorists are once again torching nato oil tankers in pakistan. this time police say the gun mep set at least 29 trucks on fire

in one of several recent attacks, targeting the supply line for u.s. and nato forces. on wednesday, the terrorists torched 70 fuel tankers and kill aid driver. the attacks began after pakistan closed a key border crossing on september 30. the first rescue shaft being drilled in an attempt to free 33 trapped miners in chile is almost finished. drillers are expected to reach the miners any time now. once the shaft is diesel deemed stable enough, the miners will be hoisted out, one by one in capsules. the actual rescues are not expected to begin until tuesday at the earliest. now back to "on the record." >> greta: news about the american man allegedly executed bile jet skiing with his -- while jet skiing with his wife. tiffany hartley said she saw her husband shot in the head. a witness has come forward. >> i seen this jet ski headed towards with me.

there was this boat behind it. soon as it stars heading towards me, i noticed the -- the boat turned around and started heading out. three boats approached.lñ waving guns and i guess talking in spanish. she said they scared, spooked and they started to speed off. they her the gun shots going on. -- they heard the gun shots going off, they were hitting the water and the water was coming up at them from the gunshots. all of a sudden she sees her husband fly off. her husband had gotten shot was what she blurted out, screaming, crying, sobbing. she could see him like a gunshot wound to the head. where his brains were falling out with blood.

and he was not breathing. >> greta: new video of david and tiffany hartley pulled over by police 90 minutes before the jet ski trip. >> greta: david hartley's body still has not been found. stay with fox news for the latest on this story. >> >> the body has. >> r not been found. released. the official unemployment rate for september stands at 9.6%. joining us live wall street journal economic reports sarah murray. these numbers any good indicators? >> there's not a lot of great stuff. the good thing the private sector was adding jobs. the bad news it wasn't enough to make up for jobs the government was cutting. >> greta: was there a net increase in jobs?

>> no, there was a net decrease. >> greta: that is a problem. >> that is a big problem, yes. >> greta: interesting, the president and administration is talking about the jobs that were increased. sort of falls if in the background when you factor out the jobs that have been lost it is a net decrease. >> top line number is bad. private sector hiring, fine, great we are happy to see that. but not enough to make up for the jobs we are still cutting, not even close. >> greta: any -- they think is' a good path? >> i don't think anyone in the white house would say in is a good path. i think you have to go out and say something positive to keep the american public holding on. i don't think anyone is cheered by these numbers. there's still disagreement about what is cause you go the employment rate to stay so high and how do you address that? >> greta: what about the under employment rate. first explain what is the unemployment rate?

>> a broader measure of people working part-time but want a fulltime job or say they want a job and have given up looking they can find anything if that were the actual rate would it be 17% and up. >> greta: looking at these numbers, housing stars. any sort of number we can look at, it is there any number in the last three months that can tell us we are on our way up? >> i think ha what we are looking for is we are not -- not on our way down again. i don't think anyone is saying yes this is going to kick star the recovery and we are going to grow at this rapid clip. people are paying close attention to any sign that we could be headed for a double dip. people are still concerned about that. and though it doesn't look like likely know. -- now. >> greta: the president said today, we've seen nine straight months of private sector growth. >> yes. >> greta: i'm thinking like okay, but the problem is we

have a net job loss. maybe i'm a half empty person. >> i think you are looking are for the silver lining. the silver lining is the private sector is hiring. for a long time they weren't. that is a ciller lining. when you still have local governments cutting tons of jobs and -- laying off teachers that's a problem. >> greta: jobless rate topped 9.5%, 14 straight months. hard to say half full. >> really disappointing recovery for everyone particularly people still looking for jobs. >> greta: imagine having to go on campaign and try to explain these numbers. >> if you are an incumbent you are not happy. >> greta: if you are unemployed you are even more unhappy. thank you. lou dobbs accused of hiring illegal i am tkpwrpbss. he has fired back -- where he will else the no spin zone.

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the rest. lou dobbs accused of hiring illegal immigrants. he fired back on the o'reilly factor. >> i have no knowledge of it. we had asked for guarantees that it wouldn't happen. it did. but it is -- he well without our control. everything that is in our control, i assure you bill we go to great lens to make certain it doesn't happen. five been -- been reporting on this issue for 10 years. we've talked to about illegal immigrants in this country. this should be a surprise to anyone that we across this glitz country are now, now using illegal immigrant labor in our -- hotels, restaurants, landscaping, construction. my god, they are absolutely insinuated throughout our economy in addition to everything else. i'm working with senator schumer, congressman gutierrez

with factions from the left, the right, trying to come up with a sensible compromise that will resolve this issue. while the so-called purported representatives and those who suggest they are representing the interests of illegal immigrants haven't gotten it done in four years. >> greta: bristol palin is not a criminal. you may remember, 19-year-old bristol took heat for going to a bar and grill for a dancing with the stars appearance. some complained and speculated underaged bristol might have been hitting the sauce. bristol told us she had only eaten nachos, investigators agreed. the alcohol control board said bristol did nothing wrong bus she did not drink alcohol. and was at the bar and grill with a chaperone. nacho-stkpwaeut over. there you have the best of the rest. >> -- charlie crist knees our help. we are here for himñ÷

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>> greta: 11:00 is almost here, flash those studio lights. it's time. last call. welcome to the on the record pitching clinic. florida governor krist had the honer of -- honor of throwing out the first pitch. he could apparently have used some more time to warm up.

just a little bit... off. now we have been trying to book him for a long time, maybe if we offer a free pitching lesson he'll go on the record. he is welcome any time. that is your last call. lights are blinking and we're closing down shop. thanks for being with us tonight. wait until you see where we are monday, at 10:00 p.m. eastern just not from washington. go to facebook.com/greta wire. l