it people see mike wallace coming and they start running.ow michael moore kind of has the same impact. the you reach out to medical marijuana dispensary or some gun shop, what kind of response is it? >> a lot of times, we get no. people say, we do not want you bringing cameras. you call six or seven people and one of them will want you. people realized that what is happening is that the debates we have right now are so one-sided read you argue the -- you are either way over here or way over on this side and there are a tremendous people in the middle who want to have an educated conversation. tavis: let me ask you two questions about this comment earlier, smart television. i would like to think that that is what we try to do. there are two questions that raises for me. number one, there is a lot of talk these days, i do not want to put you in position as a spokesman for cnn, but there is a lot of talk about how mr. zucker is going to work at cnn and how they will get their ratings up. people are saying, no matter what you do, be true to the

. >> reporter: she became so famous she got the "60 minutes" treatment from none other than mike wallace thought you'd never ask. well, in the beginning, it was through aggression. now it's through reputation. and a little aggression. >> ten years ago the 38-year-old lady in that bed was answering telephones for someone else. >> reporter: back then mentioner had everyone's ear. >> love to tatum. bye. hi, mick. will bianca be there? >> hold on a second it's sue. i, richard. i am just crazy about that script you sent me. >> reporter: as mike wallace explained it. >> studio heads and production chiefs don't turn down mengers telephone calls not just because they want her clients, they like the gossip she trades, her street smarts. >> reporter: it's a side of mengers that broadway audiences like too. >> that's what we do here. who's in, who's out, who's on top, who's on bottom who's on top that really wants to be is the bottom. like i always say if you can't say anything nice about someone, come sit by me. >> you know, that script that i sent you, the one that you have reservations about...

mike wallace, he gets it on end in his car and he's finished.in front of the rest of the way, that's three straight. in the natio series but his first win this year. the bay area aj -- gets into an over that is scot dickson finished without completing a lapse. the winner is con way by a comfortable margin of 13 seconds. he's the point leader. here is one you have to say thad to see coming. former brown head coach agree to take the job with the 49ers. 42-year-old man has been working with the analyst with espn after he was fired at the end of 2011 season. he's also been on the coaching staff in new england and baltimore. >> that >> you know we have talked about this 162 games a long time. you are going to have peaks and valleys, and right now the giants are in the valley. >> they used to call it the big valley, right? >> that's right . >> i don't think so. i think this time of the year yt to hang around and about the all-star breakers and then you start to worry if things are going right for you. >> thank you jill, so there is some sometime. >> t

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the hour the entire immigration debate interview with republican senators graham and mike lee with christmas wallaceght here on the fox news channel. >> heather: storms are ripping through southwestern wisconsin leaving behind floodwaters. jap necessary -- janice design has the latest. >> there will be flooding and severe weather. the radar images across the upper midwest and the great lakes, still seeing a lot of rain and the potential of hail and damaging wind but look at how much rain we have received in the lat -- last four hours. in wisconsin, over almost a foot of rain stretching into minnesota and iowa. unfortunately, we will see more rain in the forecast with flash flood watches and warnings are posted for all of the vulnerable spots in the new work week, a new risk, again, foe more flooding. the potential for severe weather exists in the midwest and for new england, as well. we have a severe thunderstorm watch issued for vermont, new hampshire, and maine. we have large hail and damaging wind up to 70 miles per hour. back, then, across the midwest again where we have the line of thunderstorm

republican senators lindsey graham and mike lee will join chris wallace on fox news sunday. listings for local air times or tune in at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. jenna: right now in other news, the white house is in some sort of damage control over the spilling of america's surveillance secrets. the president is meeting with a privacy watchdog group for the first time, the group established nearly a decade ago, and this after the latest revelation -- this meeting is happening after the latest revelation that the fbi is using drones for surveillance inside our country. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live with us now. catherine, what more are we learning now? >> reporter: well, thank you, jenna, and good morning. the documents were released by the faa after a freedom of information act request by a privacy rights group in california called the electronic frontier foundation, and these documents are heavily redacted. but they do show that the fbi has sought and received permission from the faa on at least four occasions to fly surveil

wallace. >> lindsay grimm and mike lee and gabriel gomez in that special election against ed markey on tuesdayinvited mr. markey to participate as well, but the invitation stands. martha: we'll work on that, chris. we're scrambling over here, buddy. thank you, chris. we'll see you sunday. >> you bet, thanks. rick: for a little more context on illegal immigration in this country, consider this: there are roughly 11 million all legal immigrants in in the u.s. right now. u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement removed more than 400,000 illegals in 20120, that was an all-time high, and the u.s. spent about $18 billion on immigration enforcement last year and that is more than the combined budgets of the fbi, atf, dea and the secret service. martha: listen to this, today is sentencing day in one of the biggest corruption cases to hit the u.s. border patrol in decades. raul villarreal seen here in 2002 and his brother were convicted of smuggling hundreds of people into the united states. they each face up to 50 years in prison and more than $1 million in fines. the probe into the villarreal brothe

got all this personal information on aunt fanny or chris wallace or whoever it might be and reported through it. that's not the way it works. mike hayden was involved in setting it up. keith alexander is a superb guy. both now running the program. we have collected a lot of numbers, but they are business records and the phone companies have been determined by the supreme court not to be private individual records, the way they are often described by critics. >> let's assume that's right. why does this have to be kept so secret? terrorists clearly assume we trying to intercept their phone calls and e-mails. so why not let the american public know the outlines, the general program? obviously not sources, methods and how you go in and the algorithms and all of that. but the blueprint, the outline of the program so we can debate it. >> well, i have problems with respect to that concern. i understand people's concern about it. but an intelligence program that does reveal sources and methods which is what you're talking about is significantly less effective because you are not just revealing it to the american people. you're revealing

chairman of the senate intelligence committee, mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, and democratic senator mark udall. chris wallaceks with grand pauland what -- with rand n and ron johnson. john mccain and elijah cummings -- and an appearance by democratic senator mark his udall. withbob schieffer talks senator joe brand, and the longest serving member of the house and, john dingell. those are but you buy a public- service -- the shows are but you as a public service by the network. they begin at 1:00 p.m.. listen to them all on c-span radio, on 91. fm on the dc area. satellite radio. you can listen online. >> we put on a uniform for a job that is a maintenance job, this is true if you are a building janitor or a sanitation worker, you are subsumed by the role to the point where you are almost part of the background. i am going to say almost like a machine. you are a human being wearing that uniform. the general world gets to overlook you. it really does not see. i have called it -- it is like a cloaking device for the people that our fellow star trek geeks. frustrating and a privilege. when i am wearing a sanitat