and rick folbaumen continuing from here. and chris wallace will sit down with mitt romney. make it a great day, everybody, thanks for watching. watching. >> folks nex news alert. two top military advisors shot and killed in afghanistan. >> not news you want to hear. hi, i'm jamie colby. we have brand new video to show you, of angry afghans trying to storm a compound. the fifth day of protests that erupted and earlier this week, admitted to burning korans, after findings messages from extremists. and connell powell live from afghanistan, what's the latest there? >> jamie, this is a crisis

that's only getting worse by the day. and just a few minutes ago, general john allen, top commander in afghanistan took an unprecedented step and withdrawn the u.s. and western advisors, people helping to train the police and army across the country. he's done at that because earlier today, two u.s. soldiers were shot and killed while working in the ministry of interior headquarters here in kabul. one of the safest places in all of afghanistan, and as two u.s. soldiers were shot and killed, and that gunman is on the loose and nobody is sure who it is. the according to afghan officials, they believe it was an afghan police officer working with the u.s. troops in the interior ministry and the gunman is still at large. they're trying to determine why that gunman shot two u.s. soldiers and where that gunman is. it is believed that the gunman shot them because of the koran burning incident earlier in the week, but it's still not

100% established that that is the cause. we've seen violence across the country all week and more protesters trying to storm a u.n. compound, in nor part of the country that's seen high levels of protests all week this week. and we've seen that day in and day out. and the same tragic story right here right now is that the violence has now touched american soldiers twice here this week. two soldiers were killed earlier in the week at a u.s. base in eastern afghanistan and now two more soldiers have been killed here in kabul. jamie. >> with all the effort and all the sacrifice that's not the video you want to see in afghanistan now. with a do you expect going forward, connor? how long will this continue? can they get it under control and what about the mission of our troops? >> well, that is the big question here because there was real hope that yesterday would be sort of the peak of the violence and this has taken it to a whole other level. the withdrawal of troops and advisors from the ministry has

a ripple effect. the entire stress here in afghanistan is based on training of afghan security forces to take over the fight in afghanistan and you take away the advisors and training and that mission gets called into question and this incident in this entire week of violence and sort of animosity and distrust between the u.n. and afghan forces, this is going to be a serious problem for the u.s. forces going forward, jamie. >> we appreciate you being on the ground there, giving us the very latest. connor powell live from kabul, thanks. and this isn't the first time the burping of a koran has sparked serious violence. back in november of 2005, hundreds attack and burn two churches in pakistan after a christian man reportedly desecrated the holy book and then in may, 2009, police in athens were attacked over claims that an officer reportedly defaced the koran and reports of another desecration in july, 2009, led to days of rioting in pakistan, leaving six dead, including four women and a

child be, rick? >> and jamie, another fox news alert. a demolition underway at the compound in pakistan, where u.s. navy seals killed osama bin laden. residents say the government destroyed one room and fox news producer joining us on the phone now from islambad. why are they doing this. >> they've waited long enough, and now it's happening. and a lot of pressure being put over by the u.s. administration as well and pakistani officer has now confirmed that the demolition squad has begun tearing down the compound which would have become a shrine, but so far, i think it's going to be destroyed by morning. two hours ago, they were brought into the town, around the bin laden compound, and outer walls and one roof has already been torn down. and setup outside the perimeter, electricity was cut off to nearby houses and

people have been advised to stay indoors, by the security forces. and the city has not been granted access to or even towards the compound. as i said, it's expected that by dawn, the entire compound be razed to the ground and all over, rick. >> what has the site been hike since bin laden's killing. have there been people, extremist people to see the compound. >> people have tried to come to see the compound, but because of the security cordon around the compound, and including the town, people have not been allowed to come in nearby to the compound and not given any access to it, so far. and anybody who has even tried has either been detained or arrested, rick. >> a fox news producer on the ground in islamabad where the bin laden compound is being demolished. thank you so much.

>> jamie: and if a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a million. and on today's episode of "war stories with oliver north," an in depth look into the history of war reporting and the dangers our crews face as the witnesses on the front line and a tribute to marie colvin, a war correspondent, right here at three o'clock on fox news. >> fox news confirming that the u.s. military is planning new measures to stop any attempts by iran to close the strait of hormuz. iran has threatened to shut down the strategic waterway which is a choke point for one-fifth of the world's ole supply. peter doocy is live in d.c. good to see you. what specific steps is the u.s. taking now to prepare for a possible conflict with iran over there? >> rick, the u.s. navy is adding guns to its destories and to its ships, the reason they're doing that is to counter any kind of aggressive maneuvers from the iranian boats and missiles they might

try to use to close the straits of hormuz and the moves were confirmed by our colleague jennifer griffin earlier todayen sources confirmed back on february 7th pentagon asked congress to reallocate 100 million dollars of the defense spending and according to the wall street journal, that's quote, bridge knee term capability gaps the military making sure they're covered by land and sea in case they try to close the strait of hormuz, rick. >> now, late yesterday. some folks might have missed this because it was friday night. a report from the iaea, the u.n. nuclear watch dog group concluding there are serious concerns about iran's nuclear program. does this move tie into the report released by the iaea last night? >> we've reviewed the report and the juiceiest parts comes in the 51st paragraph, says that the agency tips to have serious concerns regarding possible military mention to

iran's nuclear program, but keep in mind the moves our military is taking and money they're asking for, we're told is to keep the straits of hormuz open and the end of january. the national intelligence says that if he doesn't think that iran has made the call to build a nuclear bomb yet. >> i gather we agree to the fact that iran has not made a decision to weaponize at this point. but, during the the-- >> yes, but they are certainly moving on that path between -- we don't believe they've actually made the decision to go ahead with a nuclear weapon. >> and yesterday, at the state department, a spokesman says about the iaea report, the state department needs to have serious concerns about iran's lack of willingness to engage with the the international community about this nuclear program, rick? >> peter doocy in washington, thanks very much, peter. and the u.n. report says that iran has increased its stock

pile of a purer form of enriched uranium closer to being weapons grade later on in the hour we'll talk with former state department advisor, and he'll join us live to talk about it the growing crisis. >> let's head back to the campaign trail. g.o.p. front runners mitt romney and rick santorum getting aggressive ahead of tuesday's primaries in michigan and arizona and taking jabs at each other across romney's home state and newt gingrich and ron paul, behind in the polls are looking to other primaries and caucuses and steve brown joins us live from troy, michigan with the latest from there. the and michigan could be a game changer. if there were a loss for the romney campaign, do you see it derailing with the money and ground forces they have in

place? >> his home state would be a hit, but romney would likely survive even with a loss in michigan and that's basically the fact for the reasons you've laid out. he has forces not only in michigan, but all over the country and campaign cash and he's taken the stage for america progress, in troy, michigan, it must be important. both of the major combatants speaking at it and santorum early and romney now. and romney branding as the alternative to president obama, who can bring real leadership back to the white house to use his term, but he's in a dog fight kind after battle and he does have some advantages, organization certainly is one. and having 4 million dollars worth of television advertising for his campaign and the pro romney super pac is another. and polls are starting to tilt in his direction, but it's still within the margin of error, and a tight race, jamie. >> it it seems that one fires

out, the other one fires back. what is rick santorum up to today? >> that's the definition of rapid response. yes, and that's exactly what rick santorum was doing earlier today. americans for progress event. and he's talking about his consistent conservative stance and gets some jabs, quite a few, more as time went on, before the group of conservative michigan vote eand pointing out the inconsistence on romney's behave particularly on the topic of bailout. >> it's the wrong thing to do to bailout wall street, but i can understand why people did it. what i can't understand is how some people would bailout wall street and then use a very different measure to not bailout detroit. >> you will recall that mitt romney was out front early saying the federal government should not use funds to bail out the auto industry. now, rick santorum has the exact same principle, the exact same position, but he

also adds that bailing out the financial industry as was done early on in the obama administration and quite frankly the latter days of the bush administration, that was wrong as well and mitt romney has been supportive of that and santorum has been doing something of a democrat appeal, put out a web page yesterday featuring a lot of blue collar stuff including auto working looking folks in at that particular ad, perhaps hoping to appeal to people, keep in mind, if you're registered to vote you can vote in either primary. >> the rules of each one, makes it so interesting. steve brown from troy, michigan, for you, don't forget, most of you know, fox news is the number one source, really the place to be for the election coverage, every issue looked at every state. and tune in for the best of the arizona and michigan races all day hosted by bret baier and megyn kelly and don't

forget our own rick folbaum and jenna lee coverage on tuesday, and no excuse not to participate in the water cooler. >> and i typed in the rundown. >> you deserve the message. >> okay, the price of gas rising to uncomfortably high levels, and with spring driving season on the way, they say it will get worse. president obama takes on the issue in his weekly address. take a listen. >> some politicians see this as an opportunity. and election year, dusting off their same three-point plan for $2 gas. i'll save you the suspense. >> and step two drill and step three, keep drilling. we hear the same thing every year. >> and live in washington, doug, good to see you. so, there are some unique qualities in this particular

gas price increase, isn't there? >> yeah, you know, you see in many gasoline price spikes, but what singles this out. it's occurring much earlier in the season before the summer blends are refined and often cause the price rises in the spring and summer driving season. take a look at the chart now. the steady rise in prices the last few weeks, and national average price rose 12 cents in the last week alone and now standing at 3.65. much higher than the national average from a year ago, 3.23 a gallon. and the administration repeatedly said it's based on all of the above strategies and alternative energy, conservation and higher fuel standards/or drilling. here is the president. >> that's why under my administration, america's producing more oil per day than at any time in the last eight years. in 2010, our dependence on foreign oil was under 50% for the first time in more than a

decade. >> the president has reminded us many times there are no quick fixes and that's why he advocates a long-term energy policy with alternative on new technologies, rick. >> doug mcelway live in washington. thanks. >> we'll debate the roll that gas prices may be playing in the election, an issue on everybody's mind and we're going to have that coming up after a quick break. be right back. le announcer ] g that flu all over your body? immerse yourself in all over relief with alka seltzer plus. it's specially formulated to speed relief to every inch of you. liquidate your flu symptoms with alka seltzer plus. until the end of the quarter to think about your money... ♪

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>> welcome back, everybody, we just played you a bit of the president's weekly address on gas prices and the economy and we wanted to play the g.o.p. response, a bit of that as well from senator kay bailey hutchinson. have a listen. >> but president obama's policy has resulted in an unprecedented slowdown in new exploration and production of oil and gas. off shore drilling permits are being issued at less than half the rate of the previous administration. >> jamie: it is a debate over high gas prices and you have to be feeling it at the pump. how can we address them? are they making their way into the campaign trail in a way

that will effect both the president and g.o.p. candidates? moments ago we did hear from the president, there you have the republican response, let's get both sides fair and balanced. political analyst angela mcglowan joining us and former clinton pollster, and fox news distributor. >> great to see you. >> we're lucky we live in a city and we can take mass transit. but too many places filling up gas tanks, more than $5 a gallon. the president says he's going to do an all-strategies approach here, everything's on the table, but gas prices can be tied to lack of consumer confidence, lack of consumer spending. could we lose all the advances, what little there were, so far in the economy over this one issue of gas prices? >> i think in a word, jamie, absolutely. look, the president sees the greatest risk to reelection now coming from gas prices, not republicans. the republicans feel that we've been suggesting all day, is really hopelessly divided,

but bottom line, we could have inflation, we could have an onset of a double dip recession, we could have the summer driving season it turn into a real disaster. all that have would spell, doom and gloom for a president who's been on the up swing and the decided upswing lately. >> okay, you're a democrat. i'm going to come back and ask you what you think the president must do about this. >> sure. >> but angela, we will say that the president says there's no silver bullet, takes time. he's addressing it in every way that he can, not as much drilling as the g.o.p. wants. i want to ask you about what the republican position on drilling. do they see that as the cure to bringing down the prices? how do we get our dependence on foreign oil down across the aisle? >> well, the president is right. there's no short-term fix. however, drilling in anwar would assist and also create jobs. it would assist us in not being dependent on foreign oil.

also, exploration off shore. as you heard kay bailey hutchinson say that exploration permits have gone down, not increased. and the keystone pipeline. this is the first time in washington d.c. i've actually seen unions, and ultra conservatives be on the same team. and if we allow that pipeline to be built and get oil from canada, that would increase jobs and decrease our dependency on foreign oil. mitt romney has a very good plan, jamie. obama went to war on oil and coal. right when he started his presidency. so, if we have a mitt romney president, not only will he relax regulation, which actual actually strangles us and he'll give more research and development with clean coal technology and biofuel and also allow us to drill in anwar. >> jamie: let me wrap up your thought for a second and i'll come back to you. but, does the president-- how much patience do you think

voters will have on the issues of gas prices? it seems to me to be the one issue that hits them in the pocket book, especially if if they have to get to a job interview and to school and affects us in our everyday life. is there something else he can do? >> yes, politics, when you move past the talking points and the rhetoric, the president knows that he doesn't have a lot of credibility on the issues so he's going to do two things, one outline as he did today in the state of the union, his all of the above policy. he knows it's not going to work, because people are exactly as you discussed, jamie, they're frustrated, nervous and impacts their daily lives. but he's made speeches at alternative energy plant and he obviously is aware of what the alternatives are. >> he knows the alternatives and knows it's not a quick fix. what the response is going to be is negative politics. >> jamie: okay. >> but jamie. >> he's going to attack the dollar policies and say that the republicans are equally unable to do what they he

would like to do and notwithstanding what angela's said he's going to basically deal with the fact that they have less credibility than he does to try to neutralize the issue. >> jamie: angela, i have 15 seconds left. i want to let you address it. tell me what the voters are going to do here. >> people are going to vote their pocket books, jamie. so every time gas prices increase 1 cent. 1.4 billion dollars is taken out of the economy. and that impacts jobs, they'll impact our pocket books and bottom line they're going to polls and vote for someone who will give them results and that's the g.o.p. >> jamie: seems like we've got get some incentives for more oil to be produced or we have to either curb our consumption. >> tough to do it before the election. >> jamie: interesting timing. doug, angela, thank you. rick. >> rick: turning our attention overseas and the crisis in syria. president obama promising to keep the pressure up on the regime there as it ramps up attacks on rebel-held neighborhood. this is amateur video showing

buildings shelled by the government forces, more than 100 people reported dead since yesterday. and world affairs contributing dominique di-natale is across the border in lebanon. an international conference aimed at finding a solution here. what's the reaction from the syrian rebels? >> deep dismay, deep disappointment. they want to know why there has been no action and they say they're fed up with repeated commendations and what they want to do according to one member. take their women, families and children and bring an end to the bloodshed. no indication how they're going to do that. very interesting comments from the saudis, that foreign minister prince al faisal says arming would be an excellent idea, but the problem with that, trying to get that approved by the security council. >> hillary clinton, u.s. secretary of state expressed immense frustration, exasperation how rush is an

and china have been getting in the way and scathing comments, take a listen. >> it's quite distressing to see two permanent members of the security council using their veto when people are being murdered, women, children, brave young men, houses are being destroyed, it is just despicable and i ask whose said are they on? >> reporter: well, vladimir putin responding today to those comments from hillary clinton saying that, you know, we need to watch the world and need to make sure we're not left alone, but russia is blaming the united states, n.a.t.o. and the arab league by holding the conference and the opposition, rick. >> rick: russia and china, the other country, that secretary of state was referring to there.

dominic, the red cross crying to get to critically injured people and are they able to get in there and do anything positive? >> at long last, apparently today, yes, teams from the red cross managed to get in. 20 women and children who have been injured and no word on the western journalists trapped there some days now. what happens from this point forward. typical day and a referendum on change-- we're not sure how they're going to hold that given the scale of violence. the opposition boycotting it. >> rick: our world affairs correspondent dominic di-natale there on the ground in lebanon. thanks. >> there's a new u.n. report saying iran is now even closer to potentially developing a nuclear weapon. the options the u.s. has to keep that from happening straight ahead. the employee of the month is... spark card from capital one. spark cash gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card.

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>> the u.n.'s nuclear watch dog group, the iaea reporting that iran had significantly increased its stock pile of nuclear materials that are near weapons grade and according to some there is he' evidence that they have experience in making a nuclear weapon. not everyone is convinced of the iranian's motives. kristin widen is working for newt gingrich campaign and a principle with the d.c. international advisory group. always nice to see you. thank you for joining us, as we said not everyone is convinced that iran is after a nuclear weapon and in fact, some of the top u.s. military officials are on record saying that they don't think that the iranians at this point are trying to develop a nuclear weapon, we're talking about the director of the cia, david

petraeus, we're talking about james clapper, defense secretary leon panetta, and martin dempsey, they are he' all wrong, christian? >> i think it's a symbol of the complete failure of our washington foreign policy establishment including the intelligence community. these people are doubling down, to use bun of president obama's favorite terms, on intelligence that says iran stopped the program. and it's been disproven in the latest bout of testimony. you had the defense secretary up on capitol hill saying that, carefully worded, iran, we can't be certain they're working toward a nuclear weapon design, that's at best, history and at worst, misleading congress and the american people. i challenge viewers to look at the november, 2011 iaea report on iran, chockful of information about iran doing

things that could not be possibly used for a nuclear energy program, but it's for a weapons program. nuclear weapons design, fusing, timing mechanisms and so on. >> the specifics from the report in november. tell us, because the iranians and of course, there are many reasons to doubt what they say publicly, but they have always maintained that their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes only. and how do we know they're the not telling the truth? >> well, the report, and this is also based on a number of intelligence agencies that cooperate with the iaea, and they have things in there like a nuclear weapons design, which they found they have fusing explosives, modeling equipment, that again, that can only be used according to the nuclear experts for nuclear weapons design and let's just apply the smell test, why is iran burroing into the side of mills to eyed the research facilities and put it underneath a huge concrete apron. and why is it still dragging

its feet with iaea inspectors, sometimes allowing them in, sometimes not. >> rick: christian, to a lot of people it sound like a familiar story and we certainly don't want to have what happened back ten years ago, when iraq was doing a lot of the same things that iran is doing now, and we went in there, looking for their nooung program, only to find that there wasn't one. how do we keep from making the same mistakes? >> well, it's a good point, rick. and our intelligence community failed us then, failed us now, failed to catch pakistan about to go nuclear, they weren't terribly good at catching or at least providing policy makers with good information on north korea. and its program. we spent 80 billion dollars a year, if you calculate the entire girth of the intelligence community, it completely missed arab spring. it's a part of the washington foreign policy establishment and the broader washington establishment that's failed. it needs to be drastically reformed. if you go back and a lot of

the problems from this, stems from the post watergate era he when the intelligence community was decimated and the cia, the director of operations and people who do the actual spying or cast aside and the director of intelligence, ph.d.'s were put in charge like telling the university of alabama football team they had to report to the english department at the school and we need to start undoing that and going back to having real intelligence agencies who don't just play domestic politics. >> christian is advising speaker gingrich in his run, but also a former senior advisor, thank you so much. >> thanks, rick. ♪ >> getting folks out to vote and there are some people who say that taking time off work to vote is a hassle. so they just don't. that's part of the argument behind moving election day from tuesday to saturday.

casey stegall is live from the los angeles bureau. are there other arguments to moving a federal election, casey. >> reporter: it's fascinating, a growing movement from this organization called why tuesday.org. and also a new york lawmaker that points to an exhe treemly old law. first of all, a quick history lesson. congress picked tuesdays to hold general elections back in 1845, to accommodate the farmers and it had been that way ever since. so, since the u.s. consistently has one of the lowest voter turnouts of any democracy in the world, the thought is that if elections were moved to weekends then more people would get out and vote, especially now when most americans have more on their plates than ever before. >> you don't have to be a democrat or a republican to work two jobs, to have long hours in school, or to have one of the other many

conflicts that many cite. >> the congressman of new york plans to introduce the weekend voting act that would propose moving all federal elections from tuesdays to saturdays and sundays, jamie. >> i wonder, there is a report out that shows perhaps that the weekend voting wouldn't help. i'm waiting for them to allow us to vote this way on our iphone or whatever device we use. if we could do it anywhere, right, they could control it and make sure that all the votes are counted right, rick is not nodding yes. what do you think, casey. >> there might be an app for that, but we do need to talk about that report, the gao, the government accountability office has studied this issue, jamie and found, really instead of helping if those elections were moved to weekends it may be more problematic and the report suggests there would be security issues with the ballots and equipment if voting was held over a two-day period and many precincts would have to find new voting sites a lot have polling places at churches. critics also say that efforts

have already been made to boost voter turnout like allowing people to vote by mail, but that really hasn't helped. listen. >> barriers to participation really have been lifted by most states in the country and that's, i think, just a matter now of communicating that to voters. you can vote without going to the polling place. >> people who are not going to vote are not going to vote period. it really doesn't matter if the polls are open saturday or sunday. >> and the gao also says that it would be more costly to pay county employees, to work weekends, so, it's a fair and balanced debate for sure, jamie. >> there goes my argument if you make it more convenient, more people would turn out. very interesting reports from both sides, thank you so much. casey and people are saying no more debates? that's so not-- >> i was reacting to the bling on jamie's iphone cover, look at this. >> jamie: that way we know it's not yours. everybody's got the same phone around here. they say no more debates, ha.

there is one more debate before super tuesday, the one where you get to hear the candidates speak, it's the huckabee forum three next saturday from wilmington, ohio live coverage starts at 8 p.m. eastern and i've watched every one of those and you really learn a lot about the candidates. >> rick: sure do. when i was a kid we use today play the punch buggy game and sort of if you drive a volkswagen bug, beetle. >> jamie: knuckle sandwiches from my brother. >> rick: the iconic volkswagen beetle is new for 2012, and gary gastelu takes it for a test drive. >> it is the best selling car of all time. the volkswagen type one. better known as the beetle. nearly 22 million of the same basic car were built over six decade run that ended in mexico in 2003, where even there, it couldn't escape the reality of emissions control, safety standard and general modernization now the beetle is back. again. and this is the 2012 beetle.

and all new car based on the latest version of the model that replaced the type one, the volkswagen. and didn't they already bring that back with the new beetle? yeah, but unlike that that cartoon character the 2012 is a true heir to the original because it same flat roof, long hood profile and interior that featured a body color dashboard this time made from plastic. it's the future, you know. >> we say vintage stock. >> chris runs a beetle restoration shop in new york and literally knows the car inside and out. >> do you think this one captures the spirit of the original more than the new beetle did. >> it's getting there, getting there. it's still, it looks like a beast, you know, like it could eat my car. >> the engine is still in the wrong place, in this case is the front and that makes it a more practical car. >> and another thing the car doesn't have, is power, 170 horsepower 5 cylinder to torquing fuel efficient diesel

and a 200 horsepower turbocharged motor that sounds like this, that's definitely not an air cooled flat 4. you may recall that later type ones available with a manual transmission that had an automatic clutch. this has a dual clutch automatic transmission that you can use like a manual. >> it totally blew my mind. starting price. 20,000, and 24 for the turbo it's not the economy car of old. i don't think that's a bad thing. >> in the 2012 volkswagen beetle, gary gastelu, fox news. >> rick: if you want to learn more about the volkswagen beetle. go to fox car report.com. >> there's a new shocking report that has got concrete numbers that we want you to know about how bad our debt might be. if you had to pay off the debt right now, what would it cost you? shocking. wait until you hear this. when you have diabetes...

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♪ >> we have some pretty troubling numbers on the country's economic situation. it's a shocking new report from the ranking member of the senate budget committee and it's to pay down the massive u.s. debt we have right now and it goes up by the minute. we would have to each kick in nearly $45,000. and that's more than any other-- any other nation in europe, and even includes greece which is why we wanted to talk about it with a fox business contributor and you can tell i'm stumbling, $45,000 is more than a lot of people in this country dream of making, let alone take home. if we had to pay our fair share, that's what it is. were you surprised? >> quite surprised and even more surprising, if nothing's done about the budget since

2020. it's going to be $75,000 per person. the last ten years we've had all of these politicians on purpose spending money out of hand and unfortunately, they're spending our money and this is we're out with 15 trillion dollars in deficit and the only thing lucky about it our bond market and interest rates have not reacted to it if they ever do, we will be greece. >> jamie: worse than greece, how did we get here. do you think we can do anything to turn it around? >> yeah, we, as americans have to make the people that are doing the spending more accountable or else we've got to get them out of washington d.c. just remember, all this spending emanates from one place and we just keep electing the same people over and over again who keep doing the same thing over and over again. they keep blaming everybody else for it and if you're one of the people who really want to do something about it, you're called an extremist and that you don't care about the poor and downtrodden. we've got to turn this backwards and go the other way

and start doing something about it. >> jamie: a lot of people agree with you, gary, others, especially some in washington say we have to tax the rich more and if they would put in more of their fair share, that $45,000 number could come down for those who can't afford it. >> well, you can go tax the rich 100%, it's still not going to cover this. and if you try taxing the rich too much. we'll have a dampening effect on economic growth, on business, you name it and then look out because tax revenues are going to go down when, you know, they have the idea if you raise taxes, tax revenues have to go up. if economic growth slows, tax revenues are going down. my biggest issue is one fold. they spent first and now talking about taxing second instead of getting their act together in the first place and that's how we got to this position. and here is the key going forward. interest rates. the reason greece happened is because interest rates skyrocketed and they cannot take care of their debt. our interest rates are down

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>> researchers in miami now testing what they're calling a new vaccine that can

potentially fight the most common and deadly form of brain cancer. fox news's medical a-team. this is not technically a vaccine, but they're developing it, taking a form, part of the cancerous tumor. >> yes, first of all. the most aggressive brain cancer, it doesn't give you any chance. and usually patients die within six months to a year and typically surgery has been the way to go. because you want to remove the bulk of the cancer and then with radiation and chemo. most have branches and roots. with surgery we can remove the bulk, but the small cells we can't get to. as you said it's not a real vax convenient. we're taking the cells of patients and adding protein and making sure the cells are going to come back and get rid

of the cells. >> which is the cancer which killed former senator kennedy, it killed baseball great gary carter just last week, i know you help people with prostate cancer. does it have any potential benefits for other forms of cancer? >> an excellent question. this bioengineering, using our own immune system and we're using our own immune season. but also in those in kidney cancer and the future is very bright and obviously, this is a clinical trial going on at different hospitals and we have some way to go, but so side side effects are minimum and seeing positive results as a result of this vaccination. >> rick: i don't know anybody whose he' lives have not been affected by cancer, themselves, loved ones or friends. are you still hopeful? can you sit here and tell everybody out there that we're moving in the right direction toward finding cures for

cancers, different kinds? >> rick, i think when you deal with cancer day in and day out. you always want to put your best forward technology, any kind of immune therapy, such as this, we've come a long way. he so, i can tell you compared to a decade ago, we were by far better scientists and better doctors and taking care of patients with this kind of technology, so, yes, the answer is that we're on the right path and of course, a lot more research that needs to be done with it. >> doctor, always good to see you. >> jamie: great info, some hope and great answers, see you on sunday household come morning at 10:30 with dr. siegel. thank you for joining us, i'm jamie colby. >> rick: i'm rick folbaum, see you at six o'clock. the journal editorial report is next. change for just a little money?

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