thomas a syndicated columnist and fox news contributor and cal, always great to see you as well and cal, let me start with you, i know bob will try and spin this in a minute and i think, even the most passionate obama fan has to concede, with all of those things we just listed, this has not been the best week of his presidency. >> i'm reminded of the scene in "superman" where they put the kryptonite necklace around him and his powers seem to evaporate and those who live by the media and personality and superficial things are going to die by it. it has been a bad week and you can spin it any way you like, and he didn't get the olympics and i mean, what about oprah and her star power, has she been diminished now and he went there and leaned on his personality and didn't get what he wanted and it sends an important message to the rest of the world, the guy is not invincible, not superman and as president of the united states, everybody including me ought to be concerned about this. i don't want our president to be perceived as weak and in effective and that's not good for the country.

syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pink kuerten, and -- jim pinkerton and juan williams. i'm john scott,-fmox foxnews watch on right now. >>> this week the debate over health care heated up on capitol hill with no clear end in sight. democratic congressman made headlines with his show-and-tell on the topic. burning question over u.s. troops deployment in afghanistan and whether or not we can succeed there. and the possible nuclear threat posed by iran, dominated the world stage. this as the president and mrs. obama jetted to have denmark for a sales pitch to win the olympics for their hometown of chicago. >> we can make it, if we try, that's not just the american dream that is the olympic spirit the essence of the olympic spirit. that's why we see so much of ourselves in these games. that's why we want them in chicago. >> that presidential plea went nowhere. the international olympic committee those rio. we know the result was the press playing along? >> i think katie couric said it was oprah and the president were the dreamteam going on there i think they were drinking t

. >> cal is this something like pardoning the thanksgiving turkey and receiving the bowl of shamrocks from irish prime minister? something that every president has to do every four years? >> real story is not the diminished credibility of the president, it's the diminished credibility of oprah! if oprah can't deliver what is the future of the planet this proves again the president is over exposed when you take the office and prestige of the presidency of the united states down to lobbying for a city like chicago especially, and you lose, the iranians are going to be looking at this. the republicans are going to be looking at this. part of the weakness. >> a little over don't you think? >> he would have been criticized if he hadn't gone. >> i don't know that he would have been criticized if he hadn't gone. what the press did point out there's a lot of cronyism in chicago. a lot of obama's buddies were going to benefit from land deals and the like that was all over the chick papers of the national press did not -- over the chicago papers. the national press did not pay attention to that

syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pink kuerten, and -- jim pinkerton and juan williams.hn scott,-fmox foxnews watch on right now. >>> this week the debate over health care heated up on capitol hill with no clear end in sight. democratic congressman made headlines with his show-and-tell on the topic. burning question over u.s. troops deployment in afghanistan and whether or not we can succeed there. and the possible nuclear threat posed by iran, dominated the world stage. this as the president and mrs. obama jetted to have denmark for a sales pitch to win the olympics for their hometown of chicago. >> we can make it, if we try, that's not just the american dream that is the olympic spirit the essence of the olympic spirit. that's why we see so much of ourselves in these games. that's why we want them in chicago. >> that presidential plea went nowhere. the international olympic committee those rio. we know the result was the press playing along? >> i think katie couric said it was oprah and the president were the dreamteam going on there i think they were drinking their ow

we want to thank marissa, jim,k cal thomas and juan williams.e come back from washington. it is fun up here, juan.>> i >> this is a good show. >> thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see you again next week. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like password if bypass you mean safe. let's go to tv's andy levy for the pregame report. andy, what is coming up on tonights in show? >> everybody down here in america's news headquarters is filled with glow that jane lynch is going to be on the show tonight. also, the latest al-qaeda tactic. suicide bombers with explosives in their colons. look at the silent but deadly threat. plus, president obama wants to extend the school day and school year. we will investigate why he hates the chiren. anfinally,s franc mad at the united states. some say it is over the arrest of filmmak and child molester roman polanski. others say who gives a crap, it's france. >> the wall at. >> i'm here with remy spencer. >> comedy jo dee veto, what a delight. i, bill schulz, he stink

southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> finally, just how much do you love the philadelphia phillies? enough to get the phillies "p" tattooed on your body? a tattoo shop in p.a. is doing them for free. owner of the shop says he's booked until mid-next week. i guess that's what happens when your team is winning. phillies and dodgers tonight game tonight, tied at one game apiece is the series. that's a check on sports. >>> conservative talk show host rush limbaugh and the reverent al sharpton could not be farther apart politically, but they might be coming together very soon in court. >>> criminal charges are on the way in the balloon boy case. there's' a news conference later today. authorities were seen leaving the heene family home this morning. richard heene and his wife insist thursday's incident was not a hoax, but officials are skeptical. >> as well as at the house. we're in the process of drafting and completing drafting and obtaining some search warrants and we do anticipate at some point in the future there will be some criminal charges filed wi

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mickey cal says it's to raise money from the base. i don't think so. you got money from the base by attacking -- >> it might be a distraction from the fact that progressives are on his case about the public option and afghanistan. just like george bush used orange alerts to distract us from his shenanigans. you know what i mean? i'll be right back with ann coulter. >> hey, i have more. >>> it does offend our values when executives of big financial firms, firms that are struggling, pay themselves huge bonuses even as they rely on taxpayer assistance to stay afloat. >> i'm back with ann coulter. what did you think of the president -- what do you have to say about that, getting the money back from wall street? >> i say ha, ha, ha -- >> to whom? >> to wall street, who gave more money than they've ever given a president. i feel exactly about them that i do about these young college kids who also supported obama to make a fashion statement and oh, gosh, they're all out of work now. ha, ha, ha. >> i don't get what you are saying. >> enjoy the obama economy. w

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limousine liberals who don't like cal tallism. >> he has said capitalism has never helped him. >> is he giving it away his mon, his millions? no. he is buying into halliburton. capitalism provides employment. george bush didn't practice it with cheapening the dollar. get the ulessite, capitalism works. >> they had their experiment with socialism in europe and the folks didn't like it and they're voting it out. >> that's true, but the fact of the matter is we're going more towards socialism, but what really surprises me is how the dyed in the wools in this country thinks the system is onreproach as if wall street did nothing wrong and if the liars didn't tell some untruths. we have to be truthful about our own capitalist system or we will have and increasing shift towards socialism. >> there is enough criticism against capitalism. we don't applaud people who broke the law or acted stupidly, but that doesn't mean capitalism is wrong. >> look, you can reform capitalism. that is not calling for and at tack on capitalism t needs to be reformed in this country. there are only two people be

i think the key, too, are long-term -- the long-term affordability of all of this mess cal stimulus is to have this economy grow. i think the worst thing we can do is raise taxes at the wrong time in the name of reducing the deficit, and end up undercutting growth. >> i think we have to be really careful in this tax issue. i don't want to pay higher taxes. nobody else does either, although i would like to get into a high enough tax brablgt, so i'm at risk. just remember, though, that the last time we got anywhere near these levels of debt was 1992 just after the bush 41 tax increase, just before the clinton tax increase, and guess what, we have nearly a decade of very good growth to the extent we were able to pay down the deficit a little bit. >> all right, jerry. let me ask you to keep with the federal reserve. we've seen some fed presidents making puff u public speeches and statements about the fed's exit strategy. dow fed president richard fisher says this. my colleagues and i will move well that if needed will be equal in speed and intensity to that with which we pursued monetary a

that is back when cal, sr., was managing the team. it wasn't his fault. i'm sure they snapped out of it. i don't think he should have been let go. that is just me. that was 21 games? >> yeah. >> that was back at old memorial stadium. they can go 17. >>> let's look at the forecast for the day. it will be a nice one. temperatures in the mid-60s. it is getting warmer than that. pleasant afternoon. tonight, the normal is 50. seasonal and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, partly sunny. the high of 72. the normal is 73 degrees. i was drinking coffee and the most they could get here would be 17. i spilled coffee all over myself. >>> a sugar crystal? >> we have the ravens playing the patriots in massachusetts. that means we can do some local tailgating. this is going to be a good one. take it away. >>> we will have a great one. tailgating at daniels restaurant in elkridge. barb is here. we have the flacco fans. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming out. we appreciate it. we will preview the big tailgate. it is all for the fight against breast cancer. it is a

and in the independent study done by the dean of the business school at cal state, california state inund about 22.5 billion dollars of net new economic activity in the chicago area. but also in the entire great lakes area from the olympics. so that's a big amount of money. >> the white house secretary mr. gibbs was asked about mr. steele's comments and he responded, who is he rooting for? is the white house successful in framing this? the republicans criticize the trip, they're, in fact, rooting against america. >> not only rooting against america, but rooting against american workers. talking here about jobs at a time when american workers need jobs. and i'm afraid that some republicans, maybe a little bit incensensitive to that fact. >>> already last year, the economy was giving the gurgles. we had wars in two-countries and president bush spent four days in china, opening ceremonies and so to speak, back slapping the athletes. double standard? >> there's a bit of a

if you're a doctor of any cal caliber, you you are you kind of insulted by this?insults me just looking at the doctors standing there in white lab coats like we couldn't figure out what is going on. hey, government! why don't you heal yourself, first? i think it is you who are vick on deceptive add advertising. i remember seeing something about the n.e.a. last night on some t.v. show. before you focus on us, clean up your own mess. hang on. you know, if i said that with a different coat, i think you might actually -- hang on just a be second. this is going to be so great! you know, if i said it and i had some books and stuff around me, i think you would be so stupid that you would believe that i am much smarter than i am. ha ha ha ha. so, let us now, focus on someone, maybe named adoll fuss downs, you know him, don't you? the chairman of the house oversight committee on government reform. government reform. that's rich, and for all you idiots out there, that means he is in charge of important things like deciding whether or not to subpoena countrywide, you know, o

ground, how to stop the partisan war destroying america" and you can see their column in "usa today," cal thomas is back, a political consultant and fundraiser for the "sun sentinel," noelle nikfour is here with us. let's talk with a political topic here, david letterman apparently tonight on his program, he will apologize, not only to his wife but to the girl that is involved in all of this, but here, let's go back to the other day where he admits to doing creepy stuff. >> the creepy stuff was that i have -- had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is yes, i have. [laughter] >> i have had sex with women who worked on this show. sean: i don't like the blackmail aspect of this on one hand, but the other hand, that was creepy and the audience's reaction was weird. >> it was smart he went ahead and defused it by bringing it out, very smart he did it, and apparently he talked to the producers backstage before they went on and did this and said it's a good thing to do because it kind of defuses the guy trying to blackmail him anyway, you know what i mean? >> it

an independent study done by the dean of the business school of cal state, california in sacramento,ut $22.5 billion of net new economic activity in the chicago area, but also the entire great lakes area from the olympics. so that's a big amount of money. >> the white house press secretary mr. gibbs was asked about mr. steel's comments and he responded with his own question, who is he rooting for? was the white house successful in framing this? i mean as republicans criticize the trip, they're in fact rooting against america? >> not only rooting against america, keith, but i think rooting against american workers, we're talking here about jobs at a time when american workers really need jobs, and i'm afraid that some republicans may be a little insensitive to that fact. >> august of last year, the economy was already giving it's gurgles has it approached the drain, we have wars in two countries, and yet president bush spent four days in china, opening ceremonies and so to speak back flapping the athletes, double standard between that situation and the current one. >> i think there's

into the end zone clossman and, no, southern cal holds on and beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> finally, free philadelphia phillies letter "p" tattoo? allentown, p.a. tattoo shop is giving them away for free until next week. the dodgers/phillies series resume tonight, tied at three. that's a check of sports. >> criminal charges are on the way in the balloon boy case right now. police may give more details on that in their news conference later today. authorities were seen entering and leaving the heene's home in colorado this morning. richard heene and his wife insist thursday's incident was not a hoax. officials are skeptical. >> at the house, we're in the process of drafting and completing drafting and obtaining some search warrants and we do anticipate at some point in the future there will be criminal charges filed with regard to this incident. >> the sheriff said if it's determined the incident was a hoax, local authorities could only charge for making a false report. >>> two weeks after the fact, investigators still aren't sure about the sequence of event that is

cal, this latest killing clearly grabbed national attentn. what did it do there? it was seen globally, and as a result, thechoes of it are loer than perhaps the otrç shoot, the otr murders, the other stabbings that are justas pawnful but e world di't see. >> brown: is there clear sense there that things are gettin worse or is it thathe focus onç young students? >> there is sense that it's tting worse, but it's also that focus tha you talkbout. pfs a very careful calculaon by the ccago publ schools to get people to look at the killings in these neighborhoo, to sta counting the number of icago public school students as distinct om notudents or adults and so in se way,t focuses the inteion on one particular demographic but there are a t of people getting shot and killed. >> brown: so what s today's meeting intended to do,nd can you tell yet what came out of it? >> think today's meeting was intended to make it very ear to theeople in chicago that the presidentsatching, that this was taken seriously. it w an attempt to address rldwide the fact that we're not ing to

phillip garrido had been caught raping katie cal low way in a seedy storage unit sex palace. >> look eyes. look at the expression on his face. he's jdlr. he just doesn't look right. i don't care who you are, he just don't the look right. >> reporter: and now not from his eyes but from his own mouth came a terrifying and prophetic warping. >> in court he admitted to watching little girls as young as 7 outside schools and restaurants. a psychiatrist presented an evaluation, said garrido complained of hallucinations, said he felt lsd increased his sexual abilities and said he felt powerless to resist what he called fantasies driving him to commit rape. >> he had such sexual fantasies that go beyond the norm, and he was going to carry out those fantasies no matter what it took and no matter who he might hurt in prot success. >> reporter: garrido told the judge it was the lsd that made him do it. but with his arrest, he said he found something better than drugs. he found god. and he vowed to straighten out his life. the judge's sentence? for kidnapping, 50 years in federal prison and for

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. >> is cal completing the swap of palestinian prisoners all for a videotape proving palestinian soldier is still alive. the release of 20 prisoners in exchange for this proof of life video but actually freeing shalid is much more difficult. mike tobin is live with the latest. mike, there's so much concern really around the world. what is the latest negotiations for shalit's release? >> the negotiations to secure his release have been hung up on 125 specific prisoners that hamas wants released from israeli jail. hamas has been demanding a total of 1,000 prisoners be released. 450 are specific names. but these 125 according to israel have participated in violent attacks from israeli. they don't want these individuals released from fear they may attack again. according to our sources the negotiations are hung up over these 125 individuals. the german mediator who secured the break-through we saw this week or get the credit for seeing the break-through we saw this week according to our sources are heading back to the gaza strip on wednesday. we're watching this visit very closely, jamie. >>

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ree r thevla wos inge o ats te dee s d foe t , ew cal thly% raeer swes ne llll ju caesac tuav thci usve n suyo rand tuswne swta™ the nation was stunned when congressman joe wilson interrupted president obama's speech last month. >> there are those that would claim that health care would insure illegal imgrant. this too, is false: the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> you lie. >> not true. now, there is new information that says illegal aliens may well indeed receive obama care if the bill passes. joining us now from atlanta, constitutional attorney sharon sharon -- shannon guess ling. and here in the feudio judge andrew napolitano. napolitano. author of the book "dred scott's revenge." you say illegals will have to get health care if it passes, government-mandated health care under equal protection. >> absolutely, the last time the supreme court looked at this was when the state of texas tried to keep the municipalities in texas from educating the children of illegals. and the case made its way to the supreme court and the supreme court said the g

right now this he don't have that cal cue louse. >> that is true but also true we don't know what sort of rev lage the obama administration was able to put on the iranians during private talks today. any case, elan berman, thanks for helping us through this. alex it does set the clock ticking now the next two weeks, we should see inspectors going into iran and looking at these facilities. and if that happens that would be a big deal, especially if they are allowed unfettered access and you might start to see then also the political benefit because again, republicans have been suggesting there should not be these direct talks with iran if the president is able to point to these talks and say wait a second, look at the progress we have made, also help them politically but of course, the primary concern right now is national security. >> absolutely, you are right, the political ramifications of all this are quite profound there is positive movement. i think everyone needs to understand, caution, because it is going to be slow, incremental, despite the president putting on this two-week ti

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wos inge o ats te dee s d foe t , ew cal thly% raeer swes ne llll ju caesac tuav thci usve n suyo rand tuswne swta™ jon: live pictures from the white house rose garden. the president is hosting doctors at a health care reform of men. these doctors were hand selected by the white house, they generally agree with the president that the system needs to change and that an auction -- inaction is no longer an option. his remarks are live for you on fox news -- foxnews.com if you would like to view the whole thing. jane: first day on the job for sonia sotomayor. already this morning the court has made key decisions involving the pledge of allegiance, and insider trading. >> there are a couple of big cases on the docket that everyone is going to be watching in this coming term. one of them deals with gun rights. one year ago after the supreme court entered an opinion by justice scalia, individual american citizens were declared to be allowed to own guns. the next question was did the amendment applied to the states? were they able to ban guns to the average american? both sides of the gun-cont

southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> and finally, just how much do you love the philadelphia phillies? enough to get the philliephilli tattooed on your body? a tattoo shop is doing them for free. normally runs about 60 bucks. the owner of the shop says he's booked until midan ex week. phillies and dodgers tonight. the game is this evening tied at one game a piece is the series. that's a check of sports. i'm bob fiscella. >>> they've got jammers and blockers and helmet cammies, but one skater pushed and shoved her way into making a difference. she's today's breakthrough woman. >> my name is beth mcmaken, aka pink panther. i wanted to nominate tonya vojtkofs vojtkofsky, aka minsk. she cofounded the first women's roller derby track league. a not for profit organization that has donated over $50,000 to local women children and charities. even though her main goal is community, it ended up being so much more. i don't think she really knows how much her vision has changed so many of her derby sister lives. when we put on our skates, we get to be whoever

the 41-year-old louisville woman died from pneumonia related to the flu but had no underlying meld calonditions unusual for such cases this is the state's second h1n1 death. the other victim had significant underlying health conditions. officials believe there is nothing to indicate the disease is getting worse in the next two weeks the pentagon will begin requiring servicemen and women to get the special flu shots. the reir exte t all active duty forces head towed war zones as well as others serving crucial military functions. the pentagon has purchased 2.7 million doses of the h1n1 vaccine almost 1 1/2 million will go to active duty members. health officials in the u.s. hope it will provide useful information about the effectiveness of the vaccine. >> many are concerned about possible mandates from employers who get the h1n1 flu vaccine. could your company be one? here to break it down and give us a wrap of the big medical stories of the week is the doctor from the university of maryland's medical school. thank you for being here on this saturday. good to see you again. >> good to se

a nim foe made my cal sociopathic agent. >> is there any other kind? >> that's what i said.ific. it was a real pleasure to be able to direct the first episode where she establishes her character. i got do that with her and peertter gallagher. such a joy to be able to direct people like that. >> for people who have never seen the show i have to tell you, we had a hard time finding a clip that was appropriate for morning television. >> i understand. >> it's a very adult comedy. how would you describe the show and your character, hank? >> i guess i would describe it as an adult comedy because it's risquÉ, but it's adults acting like adults even though the comedy comes from their childishness as it usually does in a comedy but they're not acting like little kids which it seems to me like that lot of television films, men and women are acting like little kids. these groan grown ups are acting childish, but not leakike kids. and my character is somebody that always speaks his mind, as says the wrong thing, and that lends to a lot of comedy. >> i understand that you consider yourse

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cal is with us in texas. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i was listening to the people and most of what they said is correct, as far as the bringing up the of the chi, but the idea is that the fact that these boys did this and then laughed about it is a great indication that no matter what kind of punishment you put to them, you are not going to change them. they are in deep need of some therapy. i teach cognitive therapy twice a week and these kids, they will not change with what we would call today's mandatory punishment, you know, which is probably barbaric in itself, being that the crime in itself was barbaric but they have deep-seated problems. you are not going to eliminate that. >> thanks for the call. jane, i'm still at the place wondering how did we get here? how does that -- these kids are no more than 15 years old themselves. >> first of all, mike, i respectfully disagree with your other guest in the sense that stats show that teen violence is on the rise in this country in the last few years. overall,

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although he spent only a few hours and although other leaders, they couched their pitches in buy graphic calterms, mr. obama put his own reputation on the line. next, down in the second column. it says the fallout from the trip will overshadow more white house initiatives including his attempt to push through universal health care, afghanistan, and attempts to revive the committee. i had did not help that it coin sided with the announcement of 263,000 increase in u.s. joblessness. so the next half hour taking a look at yesterday's decision, your thoughts on if that decision about the olympics and president obama's involvement in it mean political fallout for him. if you think it does, doesn't, or it doesn't matter, you can call in on these lines. later on in the program we're going to take a look at health care issues as far as health, two bills in the senate that deal with health care specifics about those bills, how they'll have to be merged and speerblely be merged with the house version. and then we will talk about that issue. that will be later on in this program. but for now we'll take