to marry a goat i'm sure somewhere man and dog rick santorum smiled and the very very ugly john harris harris president of the tennessee firearms association expressed outrage when the public and state officials refused to support a gun bill that would allow people to bring guns to work even if they left them in their car harris said that house republican caucus chaired debra maggart should be quote politically crucified in the wake of the trayvon martin shooting scharnhorst wants to turn her off as places in the scenes of a wild wild west and a mythical one at that and he's invoking the same kind of political hatred that nearly killed representative gabby giffords that is very dear. coming up this week another car with mad cow disease was found in the u.s. what are officials call it it is an isolated incident but what if the likes of paul ryan and rand paul got their way with their government facing a madly epidemic of bad cow disease i'll explain why and still to. the mission. couldn't take three years for charges three arrangements three. three stooges three. free born killers videos for y

harris. and jane harris said, well, honest bob is anything but honest because after john r. harris died in 1828 wilson and the other harris sued the estate of john r. harris and claimed part of his business as their own. but on this day they're all friends. they're all getting along. and they get on the steamboat. and as they pull away from buffalo mile the mexican advance scouts appeared and started shooting at them. so now you've got the government, which is one battle away from being in exile, chugging down the buffalo bayou, which is now the houston ship channel, escaping the mexicans. it was just -- it was about this close. so now the government is on this steamboat. in the meantime the land speculators arrive back in lynch's ferry. they took a boat all the way to lynch's. gray and triplett get out there. and sterling neblitt who's the one who advanced the money, he gets on his horse and he's riding straight to harrisburg. they said get your signature on that contract, get the government to endorse this land that we just picked out on galveston island. so he is riding as hard

john harris. and yes, lon monk. before trial chris kelly took his own life. >>rezko got 10 1/2 years. john harris-- just 10 days. new york financier joe cari got no time behind bars. and today, lon monk got 2 years. the disparity alarming to monk's lawyer and to patti blagojevich, too. her husband got 14 years. in court, judge zagel said : >>i think one aspect that cuts against lon monk: he knew what kind of a man the governor was. i think you knew sooner than john harris did and you knew the governor's relentless persistence to get his own way. >>prosecutors contend the close and unique relationship between monk and blagojevich meant monk had the ability to say no. but he didn't. he continued to squeeze his own client, a racetrack owner, for $100,000 campaign donation for blagojevich. a converstation about it captured by the fbi. today lon monk told the judge: >>i'm sorry for what i've done. i regret it. i'm looking forward to coming back a better person, a better husband, a better father, a better friend. >>monk has asked to serve his 2 year sentence at the federal camp in terra haute indiana--the same place fo

harris: peter, a lot of tolerance for you. fox sports.com. >> thank you. >> harris: fox fast forward, big stories coming up, the criminal trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. edwards accused of using campaign cash to ever could up an affair. you may remember he fathered a child with another woman while his wife battled cancer. edwards insisted he did not break the law. he's facing prison. and presumptive nominee says he'll spend the day in new hampshire. and the supreme court is expected to hear arguments on the tough immigration bill whether it steps on the federal government's power. on this day in 1970, americans celebrated are the da i for the first time. the man behind this, helping the nationwide rallies would force them to take the environmental issues seriously. it was created and by the time it reached the 20th year. 200 million people worldwide were part of the celebration, but protecting the planet became a national priority, 42 years ago today. have a great week, i'm harrison huckabee. jobs. >> the american jobs act. >> the economy. >> he's over

harris: peter, a lot of tolerance for you. fox sports.com. >> thank you. >> harris: fox fast forward, big stories coming up, the criminal trial of former presidential candidate johnpaign cash to ever could up an affair. you may remember he fathered a child with another woman while his wife battled cancer. edwards insisted he did not break the law. he's facing prison. and presumptive nominee says he'll spend the day in new hampshire. and the supreme court is expected to hear arguments on the tough immigration bill whether it steps on the federal government's power. on this day in 1970, americans celebrated are the da i for the first time. the man behind this, helping the nationwide rallies would force them to take the environmental issues seriously. it was created and by the time it reached the 20t

harry reid talking about? senator john barrasso joins us. >> thanks for having me. >> that video is on gretawire. i realize what senator harry reid was trying to drum up business for his own state and the bush administration had put off limits government trips to nevada and florida because it was seen as vacation. but that will backfire on senator reid. why did they have to meet? >> it just seems -- what american taxpayers need is value for their money and they are not getting it. i think this is the tip of the iceberg. we're looking at arrogance. we are also looking at abuse of power. and what i hear -- and i was at the hearings today, american people deserve and ought to be demanding accountability for the way their tax dollars are spent. this guy, jeff neely, you can take a look -- he's getting paid tonight, greta. he is still on the taxpayer payroll. and that just shows how very difficult it is to remove long-term career government employees, it's more likely that they die on the job than get remove from the job. >> can't you change that? you have the house and the senate. you could change it. >> we'll work on t. the question is, why are you getting paid? do you need the gsa? >> i will tell what you disturbed me. you are a first-year senator. so i am going to -- i am not going to include you in this one. but senator boxer said that the gsa has a history of misconduct dating back decades, under republican and democratic administrations. when i heard her say that, i said, if there's a quote, "history," if it goes back decades what were you thinking as this was going on -- history and decades?! all of those these senators have been there a long time -- not you, sir. but they have known about this. apparently. >> gsa come into play with harry truman and a scandal under jimmy carter. different parties. that's why i get to the question, what is the role and the size and scope of government and do we really need a gsa? if you can find this service in the yellow pages or the phonebook, should the government be providing that service? >> right. but is it the members. senate and the house should be monitoring this? if we don't need a gsa, get rid of t. if neely shouldn't be paid, stop paying him. change the rules. if there is a culture of corruption, ferret it out f. we need more inspector general, get them! one thing we know is that senator barbara boxer says this is going on for decades. there is knowledge that this is going on on capitol hill. it's bad enough we are cheated by gsa, but everyone is looking the other way. >> you want accountability and oversight and criminal prosecution. you want people to lose their job who is have done this and this behavior. you want to make sure that the money is paid back. all of those thi

from the 2008 nominee john mccain as well as working further to galvanize the republican national committee. you can see the interview on the web on foxnews.com. harris. >> harrist to miss it they played a little music going to you a little while ago. did i not know you had your own intro. very beautiful. >> thanks, harris. [ laughter ] >> harris: i love making him law laugh. thanks, carl. delay expansion of the controversial keystone xl pipeline until after the election. even though one democratic congressman says the president has quote made a very serious mistake here, end quote. this week nearly 70 democrats voting with the g.o.p. to pave the way for the pipeline construction. only 47 democrats approved a similar vote last year. today the white house reminding everyone president obama has promised to veto this new bill. >> partisan efforts to attach it to something and basically to say to the american people it doesn't matter, even though it's coming from a foreign country, even though it's built by a foreign company and crossing our borders let's accept it that's unacceptable to this president. >> harris: other state officials have voiced. pointing to high

harry reid machine. this is harry reid's home state and he's going to be going after this seat. >> suarez: next, montana where incumbent john tester took the seat in a squeaker of an election in '06. what's the dynamic there? >> well, tester has only served for one term and he's running against a congress member named denny rheeburg. they run at large in montana and denny rheeburg has been winning statewide for a decade so this is going to be a very competitive race lockd from the beginning to tend. it's a state where it's cheap to buy advertising so expect to see ads there. >> reporter: new mexico and open seat with the retirement of jeff ling man. a purple state, they elected a republican government in 2010 but went for obama by 15 points in '08. >> this is a better seat for the democrats. they are probably going to hold it but there is a competitive democratic primary for the nomination there and heather wilson, a former member of congress from new mexico is running for the republican nomination and at first people thought she would be challenged from the right and dispatched because that's what happened. but she wants t

harry reid machine. this is harry reid's home state and he's going to be going after this seat. >> suarez: next, montana where incumbent johnter took the seat in a squeaker of an election in '06. what's the dynamic there? >> well, tester has only served for one term and he's running against a congress member named denny rheeburg. they run at large in montana and denny rheeburg has been winning statewide for a decade so this is going to be a very competitive race lockd from the beginning to tend. it's a state where it cheap to buy aertising so pect t see ads there. >> reporter: new mexico and open seat with the retirement of jeff ling man. a purple state, they elected a republican government in 2010 but went for obama by 15 points in '08. >> this is a better seat for the democrats. they are probably going to hold it but there is a competitive democratic primary for the nomination there and heather wilson, a former member of congress from new mexico is running for the republican nomination and at first people thought she would be challenged from the right and dispatched because that's what happened. but she wants to be the no

harry harris who travels the world with me and this year with me tonight. as i was signing the guest book for the lectures, i know you heard from my former colleague, senator johne top of his class, but that did not stop him from becoming a genuine american hero and great colleague and traveling companion during my years in the senate. i received an e-mail from another graduate i know just in the last day who had heard i would be coming here to the academy. he wanted me to understand how this academy prepares you not just for military service, but for citizenship and life. carlos came to annapolis after fleeing cuba as a child with his parents who both worked two jobs to make a new life in america. the naval training he received help has the first commanding officer of a guided missile destroyer and his study of strategy and diplomacy landed him a job as a white house fellow. that is not all. he used what he learned in electrical engineering classes -- and i know how much you all of those, to start his own small business that now employs 50 people. on academy's emphasis integrity and character lead this first generation american to get involved in his own commu

harry reid tells representative john micah that he needs to get a life. reid is not happy with this gsa inquiry. that congressman will join us with his thoughts on why that might be. why would harryhree years without putting forth a budget, i think they'll wait 'til after the election. we'll talk about that coming up at the top of the hour "america's news room" . hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. [ male announcer ] while othe are content to imitate, we'll contin to innovate. the lexus rx. why settle for a copy when you can own the original? see your lexus dealer. i'm more active, i eat right, i'm making changes to whesupport my metabolism.inal? and i switched to one a day women's active metabolism, a complete women's multivitamin, plus more -- for metabolism support. and that's a change i feel good about. [ female announcer ] from one a day. >> gretchen: recent poll revealed that one in five people between the ages of 18 and 34 are still given an allowance from their parents or other family members. our next guest says if parents don't stop off and oning over their kids and bailing them out, it could cripple the nation. the author of "the responsib

harry harris, class of 1978, who travels the world with me and is here with me tonight. as i was signing the guest book, i know you've recently heard from my former colleague, senator john mccain, who by his own admission, was nowhere near the top of his class but that did not stop him from becoming a genuine american hero and a great colleague and traveling companion during my years in the senate. i received a note, and email, from another graduate i know, just in the last day who had heard that i would be coming here to the academy. he wanted me to understand how this academy prepares you, not just for a military service, but for citizenship and life. carlos came to annapolis after fleeing cuba as a child with his parents who both worked two jobs to make a new life in america. the naval training he received helped him eventually become the first commanding officer of a guided missile destroyer and his study of strategy and diplomacy landed him a job as a white house fellow. that is not all. he used what he learned in, yes, electrical engineering classis, and i know how much you all of those -- to start his own small business that now employs 50 people. the academy's e