coming right back with charles krauthammer who says he knows who barak obama really is. arles is next. >> bill: charles krauthammer, conservative, makes a nice living analyzing politics and is especially locked in on president obama. charles now says the president is finally revealing himself fully. he joins us now from washington. so you think there is a new revelation here? >> no, i think what's new is we've returned to the original obama. the obama of the first two years before, after the shellacking in the midterm elections, he moved -- he gave the appearance of moving to the center. look, the original obama comes in with a does he do? he adds another trillion dollars entitle ament with health care. he comes in and he tries to get cap and trade, federal control of energy. he spends a trillion dollars on a stimulus that achieves practically nothing. this is the original obama and he said early on, he's a social democrat, somebody who wants to see us more like europe. he spends a year after losing the midterm election and losing the house, pretending he's a centrist, bu

promoting tax cuts for working americans and tax increases for the affluent has some potential for barak obamabut only if the republicans fail and make a good economic case. one vivid example, i would accept an income tax rate of 5% more, but only if, only if mr. obama and congress drastically cut spending first. and knock out the so-called solyndra sin drum. why would any american, including warren buffet, accept higher taxes when there is so much irresponsible and wasteful federal spending going on? it's just insane! most americans do not vote ideology. they want performance and honest and fair government. president obama has his coalition and the republicans have one, too. but it is the folks in the middle who will make the final call. and that's a memo. the top stories, reaction. pandering to a few groups. >> it's not pandering. i object to the word pandering. >> bill: you object to it. >> he's firming up his base. >> bill: he goes to these groups and says exactly what they want to hear. isn't that pandering? >> liberals, blacks, hispanics and union members which is a wide swath of the ame

estaba al tanto de la protesta, pero no ofreció opinión respecto de la actividad >>el presidente barak obama la bahí para recaudar fondos para su reecandidatura >>buscó apoyo para el acta estadounidenses de empleos necesita aprobarse 147 millones de dólares para la creacion de empleos y el desarrollo profesiónal de cientos de persona que se quedaron si empleo y necesitan estudiar otra cosas para reinsertarse >>y la crisis del desempleo va de la mano con la crisis económica >>esta noche barak obama está en los Ángeles, donde decenas de inmigrantes lo han criticado por no cumplir la promesa de una ley inmigrantesg >>ante un lleno absoluto ,el presidente de estados unidos con toda la energía trabajando para una reeleccion, se enfocó sobre las cosas que ha intentado y no ha podido lograr durante su mandato >>y donde sería una parada de su visita, había seguridad, parejas pagaron 35 mil dólares para tenerlo de frente la ausencia el tema de inmigrantes. los que protestaron frente al lujoso restaurante >>estamos aquí para que nos escuche, que si quiere ser reelegido tiene que cumplir con la ley inm

if someone is going to go into a polling booth next november and vote for barak obama again, what isheir motivation there to do that? >> i think it's very clear to me and it's clear to a lot of people and clear wn you look at polls that the president is offering a more understanding in putting the middle class first as opposed to republicans who have really walked the plank as a group in order to defend corporate jets and tax breaks for billionaires and refuse to even consider options that include asking the richest to pay just a little bit more. they refuse to do that. while president obama is putting forward a variety of different tax cuts across the board and that's just one example of how the president is more interested in -- >> rick: i don't know. i think that a lot -- >> the president has -- >> rick: they're glad it's early in the process and hopeful that someone is going to step up either on the republican side or president obama is going to step up with some kind of a clear inspiring vision to get america back on the right track. we appreciate both of you coming on. david an

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>> bill: barak obama is making the decision. >> who makes that decision? >> bill: barak obama.esident. that's what he wants. it's not going to -- >> he's not a dictator. >> bill: that's why we have houses of congress. look, i like the jobs act tonight. i think some of it was very good. but once you throw in raising the tax rates, republicans aren't going to go for it. you know that. gentlemen, always interested, good pairing with you two guys. i appreciate you both hating me. thanks very much. pinheads and patriots on deck. gunby robbing a 7-1. civilization coming to an end. p and p is next. now, when you want powerful wifi, you've got it. with aerizon mobile hotspot, you can connect up to 5 wifi devices to the internet with lightning-fast verizon 4g lte speed. a gaming device. mp3 pler. connect any 5 for wifi on the go. get the 4g lte mobile hotst now for only $49.99. verizon is the place with the largest selection of 4g lte devices. on america's fastest, most advanced 4g network. >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring gumby, the criminal if a moment. but first it looks like

that gives barak obama some hope, but tea party continues to see, 2 1/2 years is a long time and we're not seeing the improvement needed in the economy, period. no excuses, no spin. mr. obama will address the country one week from tonight, but we don't expect that economic address to have much impact. all that really matters is the economy getting better. not what anybody is saying about it. that's a memo. top story, the congressional black caucus in big trouble. the group is comprised of 43 congress people, all african-american, who promote policies favorable to their constituencies. the cdc, generally dislikes the tea party, but now, now some of the rhetoric is getting out of hand. >> # >> using violent imry with racial overtones to attack a political group is absolutely unamerican. but mr. carson is unrepentant. >> i stand on the truth of what i spoke. my intentions weren't to hurt anyone or any group. >> joining us from south florida, congressman alan west, a republican and a member of the congressional black caucus. i understand you wrote a letter to the leader of the cdc, what di

>>y es tanto que la corte suprema decidió oír una apelacion de barak obama en contra deportación >>eson que haria pedir su residencia basandose en que llevan muchos años aquí, pero ahora es la corte suprema quien decide hora de pausa, al volver sepa como redes socialese se convierten en aliados para los narco en méxico es señal de buena suerte. ¿verdad? soy la mala suerte y en cualquier momento podría cruzarme en tu camino. pero si eres un conductor precavido... ♪ podrías evitar un accidente... y ser recompensado. [ locutor ] sólo allstate te recompensa por manejar con precaución con el cheque del bono de conductor precavido®. no busques más. llama a un agente de allstate y recibe más. >>> hoy continuamos nuestra serie especial, de la relación de redes sociales, y el crimen organizado en méxico, raúl torres, y los detalles. >>> tremenda balaceras. una persona murió hay reportes de violuncia, un testigo vio a gente armada, los mensajes se repiten en twitter, y el miedo. esta joven a quien llamaremos lucía, se quedó encerrada en su casa michoacán, cuando leió en internet que había un en

that's directly on nancy pelosi, harry reid, barak obama and george w. bush. democratic party embraced the spending and presidents bush and obama go along with it. finally, we the people are beginning to understand, you can't do that. you must live within your means or economic disaster will bite you. president obama wants us to believe that by taxing the rich he can begin solving the enormous economic problems we have. the government is already taxing the rich. according to the tax policy is there, the very few households making more than a million dollars a year in this country will pay an average of 29% federal income tax. households making between 50 and $75,000 will pay 15%. households making between 20 and 30,000 will pay just 6%. even if mr. obama is successful in raising the tax rate on the wealthy, he's not going to get much money. there are about 315 million americans and just 230,000 homes bringing in more than a million bucks a year. so it's a ruse, a class warfare illusion. taxing the rich is not going to make much of a difference. what will make a

unemployment rate under barak obama, 17% for black americans. these policies really haven't worked.o what i think mr. cain is saying is that if you would go to the conservative view of self-reliance, and depend more on yourself and more on making life work for you by your own hard work and education, o'clock rather than be waiting for the government to give you something, you would be better off. do you see any validity in that philosophy? >> actually, bill, you're wrong. these policies have worked. policies that allowed african-americans to find their way into the middle class, to really fight -- >> bill: the stats say -- >> 4 million senior citizens alone who were kept out of poverty because of social security, you can't deny that number, bill. >> bill: social security cuts along both -- it's not a racial thing. >> the expansion of unemployment insurance as revealing what the greatest economic crisis in our lifetime, all of these policies, especially now, the american jobs act that is on the table and how it would affect 1.4 million african-americans who are out of work -- >> bill

remember, barak obama carried florida in 2008. finally a gallup poll asked registered voters who they would definitely vote for or might consider in the next year's presidential election. mitt romney weighs in at 62%. good news for him. just 35% saying they will definitely not vote for mr. romney. president obama has support at 54%. but 45% of americans say they will definitely not vote for him, which means he has little margin for error. rick perry, 53% would consider voting for him. but 44% say no. summing up every single poll, every single one, tells the same story. barak obama losing support everywhere, except at nbc news. with just 13 1/2 months to the vote, situation for the president has now reached critical mass. that's a memo. top story tonight, the big fox news google debate on tap this evening from florida. joining us from washington, fox news analyst laura ingraham, author of the best seller "of thee i zing." what do you want to see at this debate? >> first thing i want to see is a blueprint, okay? i know that's asking

who do jerked to be defeated to ever the nominee is we are all for defeating barak obama. >> oner topic is social security governor. standing behind his stance that it is a ponzi scheme. romney says that one should be committed to saving social security details are emerging about president obama is jobs initiative that is said to be unveiled before a joint congress tomorrow night it is a roughly $300 billion plan. some republicans have all dismissed the proposal saying that it will be a continuation of what they characterized as his failed 2009 stimulus plan we will carry president obama the address in its entirety tomorrow at 4:00 p.m.. watch it here on monday kron4.com. >> much cooler weather for tomorrow in the '90s for the most part the upper 80s and low 90s tomorrow in the south bay temperatures will cool down. we will stay in the '90s down in morgan hill. upper 90s in the inland valleys tomorrow lower 90s. a mix of '60s, '70s and no aid for the east bayshores. '60s, '70s, '80s for the peninsula as well. up in the north bay temperatures mainly in the '80s the will be in the

. >> el presidente barak obama dijo que los ataques son un ejemplo de la robustÉs que demostrÓ el paÍse estrellÓ el vuelo 93 donde los pasajeros forcejearon con los saavedra suicidas. hay un tributo a las vÍctimas y de la valentÍa de una mujer puertorriqueÑa. >> mÁs de 4 mil personas rindieron hoy trifubto a los muertos en el vuelo 93. se nombraron uno por uno los nombres de los que formaron parte. >> uno de esos hÉroes fue walesca martÍnez. me siento hoy un poco mÁs fuerte y mÁs fija en el sentido de que ya sÉ que los restos de todos los pasajeros estÁn descansando en paz en un sitio en donde todos podemos orar, llevarle flores, sentarnos a meditar y reflyexionar. >> se estima costarÁ más de 60 millones de dÓlares. >> cada panel tiene el nombre de los pasajeros y tripulantes por separado pero tambiÉn estÁn unidos como estuvieron en ellos en el vuelo 93, una sola persona. >> los secuestradores intentaron estrellar este aviÓn en washington pero nunca lo lograron gracias a la determinaciÓn y valor que tenÍan los que iban en este vuelo,. fue uno de los reconocimientos que se realizaron a

. >> what exactly is barak obama's plan? what does he actually seek to accomplish after he's done turning back the waters and healing the planet? the answer is to make government bigger, to take more of your money and give it to more special interests, and to give you more orders from washington, and to reduce the strength of america in a dangerous world. >> laura: a lot of people, that sure sounds like a potential presidential contender. but palin still has not thrown her hat into the ring. and has that train already left the station anyway? according to a fox news poll, 70% -- 74% of americans don't want palin to run in 2012. 20% think she should run. so what exactly is sarah palin up to at this point? joining us now from new york, ann coulter, author of "demonic" ann, this has been a long tease with sarah palin and at some point that tease, i guess has got to deliver or just go away. what's going to happen here? >> maybe not newt gingrich carried it on for 15 years and i kind of think that might be what we're getting here

president barak obama said that he wants to see an independent palestine and so do the israeli authorities and i actually met with both the is really leadership and palestinian authorities as well and it seems that the u.s. and israel are on the same page when it comes to seeing an independent palestine in the future what they say that this could only be done through dialogue through negotiations pacifically between now and israel while it's going to take this issue to the united nations and president obama said that the u.s. is not a police where this independent palestinian state could be born and so the u.s. has been threatening that it would veto such a resolution of recognizing it as an independent country meanwhile russia has been persuading washington not to veto these talks but when it comes to barack obama he is really in a difficult position on this issue since it was a year ago that he said that the establishment of an independent palestinian state should happen in two thousand and eleven and at the same time. has been supporting the arab spring those wanting change and improvem

country meanwhile russia has been persuading washington not to veto these talks but when it comes to barak obama he is really in a difficult position on this issue since it was a year ago that he said the establishment of an independent palestinian state should happen in two thousand and eleven and at the same time and barack obama has been supporting the arab spring with those wanting change and improvement in their lives in egypt. and so on so he can't really backoff with power right now because this may cause quite a negative effect on the. image of these. so-called liberated countries in the middle east but at the same time with israel being one of washington's key allies in the region it can't washington can't back off as well the palestinians have been saying that these negotiations with israel have been going on for over a decade and they still haven't really led to anything so. have been saying that they can't back down. now as well because that is a main idea of the palestinian people to gain independence from israel so we will be watching how the story continues to develop and of cours

i mean this speech which we had viewed by president barak obama yesterday in which he extended his unquestioned support for israel and in the meantime he decried the palestinians from the life of in these way the occupation and asking for the palestine state as a full member of the yuan there should be some kind of a move over again is the u.s. and its president. as i mentioned to many countries all around the world they have become. influenced by the u.s. administration and its international politics and iran has been classified as a country an enemy of the you us an enemy of israel and that's why we have seen many countries leaving the hold while he was speaking so let's turn to palestine now has he brought out friday will be the data palestine is delivering its bid to the world body reports say it's already been decided that there may not be a push for an immediate vote do you think mahmoud abbas backtracked. well what's going to happen tomorrow is that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is going to speak the you and get out on the assembly he is going to defend the palestinian people t

an independent palestinian state should happen in two thousand and eleven and at the same time barak obama has been supporting the arab spring those wanting change and improvement in their lives in egypt libya and so on so he can't really back off with palestine right now because this may cause quite a negative effect on the. image of these newly softball countries in the middle east but at the same time with israel being one of the russell things. in the region if parents in washington tend to back off as well the palestinians have been saying that these negotiations with israel have been going on for over a decade and they still haven't really led to anything so. have been saying that they can't back down. agenda now as well because that is of the main idea of the palestinian people to gain independence from israel so we will be watching how the story continues to develop and of course waiting for friday when this issue will be raised at the united nations here in new york. can offer reporting there and the u.s. apps like it's more than the single body of the united nations violating the

. >> this is not good news for barak obama if he does have trouble in california and the swing set effect on how, she can, florida and new mexico he made me be in trouble >> if i manilow, now the republicans nominate a weak candidate that will mean one of the most boring thing to give to the fact running in 2012. >> he also thinks there to perceptions out on something president obama justice denied it. uses the best to have to change if obama was to be successful a year from this november. >> president obama is current on the new jobs bill to stimulate the economy that would obviously helped and grant lotus has been returned to the jobs bill the people want to know how this affects california. >> now here is how the american jobs and was specifically impact california. $50 billion like will work to prepare. the 4 billion would come to the california area and the one half as though it, if to the two jobs to choose the first responders are said to the fed to the farming the as an entry point fixed cummings' fifth victory in california that would save or create more than 37,000 jobs in the s

deserves to be defeated in always commit as a team, whether the nominee is we all for defeating barak obamaor a lot more of him coming up and our subsequent newscast later at 6:00 p.m. and at 8:00 p.m. hot lights from the gop presidential debate. >> details are beginning to emerge the bart president obama of joppa initiative that is said to be unveiled before a joint session of congress marmite sources say it is a plan worked about $300 billion. it will be focused mostly on new infrastructure spending and targeting tax cuts for individuals and small businesses, some republican party dismissed the proposal. they still would just be a continuation of what they characterized as his failed 2009 stimulus. we will carry president obama address in its entirety that is starting at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow you can want to hear online at kron4.com. >> it is hot out there today but cooler conditions on tap for tomorrow and as we head into the weekend six temperatures in the '60s and back to '70's in oakland. very close to average to mar. a couple degrees below average in some places, but otherwise we are a

and he can beat barak obama.tive democrats and independents to joint cause as well. megyn: might he also have you as his vice president. >> no, megyn, he won't have that. he will have a lot of great choices for that. i want to help him because i believe he will be the best president for our country. not because i want to be vice president. megyn: guess what? just in time for the end of the show we have breaking news on serena williams right after this break. [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save y 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. sonainformation to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked.

the american crossroads taking a different approach. >> barak obama says he wants to key create jobs.record? attacking high-tech jobs, energy jobs, even union jobs. with 14 million americans out of work, the best job polly for him would be with repeal his own policies. megyn: let's ask our panel. thank you so much for being here. it's interesting to see this leaking from capitol hill that the gop is not going to go after president obama tonight. they knew they declined to offer an official rebuttal. but now we are learning more about the reason. they don't want to be seen as going after the president hard. they want to be seen as cooperative and willing to work with him, but is that real? >> i think it is to a certain extent. when we are talking about payroll taxes and lowering capital gains. getting the epa off the back of the american business owner. those are the thing the republicans in the house and senate would be willing to work with the president on. but as an overall plan we are looking at the same song, same verse from president obama tonight if he's talking about a $400 bil

right after barak obama won. he's been involved in politics for a long time. what's the threshold?eer politician? >> i understand the down playing of the -- playing up of your private experience. but i don't understand the downplaying of your political experience, but we want to continue to hear from you -- >> juliet: you talked about how president obama or then senator obama was campaigning on the fact that -- well, people were upset with the fact that this guy came out of nowhere was going to be running for president. >> it will be interesting, the other candidates will sit down with jim demint. >> that was a swipe at rick perry and the amount of experience. >> juliet: it will be interesting to see what happens on wednesday at the debate because everybody is swiping at rick perry. michelle bachman, everybody, sarah palin. all right. on to another topic now. dick cheney obviously former vice president, has interesting comments. chris wallace promised us yesterday that when he had his interview with dick cheney, we would hear things that definitely would be news makers, and you def

that hopey changey stuff put in when barak obama was a candidate, that stuff didn't create one job in august, did it? >> she got several rounds of applause with the crowd cheering run, sarah, run. her husband, todd, was with her. the process for her continues to lay out in weeks ahead from here in iowa, the leadoff caucus state. she'll now go to new hampshire where she'll be on labor day taking part in a tea party rally there. the symbolism couldn't be any louder. the first in the nation states, traveling to rallies by the tea party at a very, very influential component and part of the base of the republican party in the primary itself and doing it on labor day, the unofficial kickoff to every real campaign's acceleration and we are going to be into that in september. three debates in the upcoming month. >> gregg: she said the drop dead date was september. we didn't realize she was referring to the end of september rather than the beginning. she went after the president, but also after republicans too, right? >> she did. she talked about the need to end two things: crony capitalism an

. >> i or vived -- i survived barak obama. [cheers and applause] >> i'm from houston, texas.but something i think you can give a good insight to. generally speaking, our education system and just to say the last 30 years, sat scores plummeted even though the tests are dumbed down twice in 15 years, and that especially includes literacy and english ability. as a matter of fact, all you have to do is check your facebook or read youtube comments, and you know literacy is not at its peak. what's your insight of how to kind of give our education system or just generally speaking literacy a good boost and see if we can see a reversal of our decline of literacy? >> well, i guess i would say we need to reform our education system. we need choice and competition in education in our country. we need to promote alternatives like home schooling and tuition tax credits and things like that to encourage and enable parents to find places where they can get a better education for their children. >> a side note on hollywood -- i get such a skewed view of hollywood, and when i got there becaus

did barak obama run? brian: law review, or community organizer, but he wasn'ten even in charge of that, but you think chris christie could come out and say i'm running and the credibility wouldn't be an issue? >> it's not an issue and the reason why is because he's got a middle class philosophy and blue collar language and that's exactly what the american people want to hear. that combination of conservative ideology with a very -- says what he means issues means what he says type language, that's perfection. >> brian: frank luntz, thanks be so much. >> always a pleasure. >> brian: let me tell you what's coming up as we finish up the final 33 minutes. just two minutes away from the new weekly jobless claims, be be will we see any improvement? we'll see what happens this week. take a look at this video. it's out of this world literally. a view you can't get anywhere on earth. [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you

long live your wardrobe. 3qÑ; president barak obama and former president bill clinton faced many of theculties during their administations. the republican congress stays at odds with president obama ... in much the same way they did with clinton when he was in office. but if given the choice between the two presidents right now ... at least one person would chose clinton. that person is our political commentator and d-c insider, armstrong williams .. who joins us live via skype this morning. -do you really prefer clinton or do you just not like president obama-obama passed healthcare .. clinton didnt -gay rights .. erpealed clintons dont ask sdont tell -unemployment lower under clinton .. but african american unemployment was double under clinton .. and he passed welfare reform which cut off the neediest -both came in under democratically controlled congress ... and both had trouble passing legislation once republicans took both houses-the legislative record for obama in his first two far outpaces clinton's first two years in office-they ahve comparable records-the biggest difference is

but still is below 50 percent that is not good news for president barak obama if he is having a hardin california that means in the swing states, he may really be in trouble. >> coming up tonight a p.m. will talk with the political analyst about what has to change for president obama to turn things around both in california and nationally. >> the president continue his push for jobs today holding a campaign style rally. he is with college students here in north carolina and he is asking his audiences to help to put pressure on congress into taking action. >> democrats and republicans have supported every time a proposal that is in the american job said. we have to tell them to support it now. that is where you come in. already, you have some republicans in washington who have said that some of this stuff may have to wait until the next election. they said maybe we can just kick our problems down the road and stretched this thing out rather than work together right now. >> the president toward a manufacturing plant the company described by white house as the kind of small business tha

now president barak obama finishes his west tour through denver today.een spending time pushing for passage for his american jobs at. today during a speech of the abraham lincoln high school he did the same. critics say the nearly $450 billion package has little chance of passing in a divided congress while promoting his jobs plan president obama said this is not about trying to win reelection in 2012. >> give me when, give me a break. that is why folks are fed up with washington. there are some folks in washington who don't get it. this is not about giving me a win, this is about the democrats and republicans a chance to do something for the american people. it is about getting people who are hurting a win, that is what this is about. it is about getting small business owners a win, an entrepreneur with a win, and students a win, and working families a win, giving all this a win. >> after today's event the president boarded air force one to return to the white house. [music] >> we are taking a live look outside for our roof camera, beautiful blue skies.

defeated and all of us are committed as a team, whoever the nominee is, we are all for defeating barak obamas fighting each other. >> steve: he did not take the bait. all right. who do you think won last night? e-mail us. in the meantime, in our nation's capitol, the president set to deliver his long anticipated jobs speech before a joint session of congress. but not every member of congress will be there. it won't be exactly a sold out show. >> gretchen: some republicans decided to skip the event and joining us is one of those republicans. south carolina senator jim demint. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning, gretchen. >> gretchen: i believe that you were one of the first to say, look, i don't care what the protocol is, i'm not going to be showing up. why? >> gretchen, i can't listen to another political speech from this president. if he had a jobs plan, it would be written down, he would send it over to us, you would have it. i would have it. we could be discussing it today. but that's not the way this president operates. he is going to give a speech and then dribble out what he

. >> president barak obama has a new deficit plan that he believes will significantly cut spending the president says that washington needs to start living like responsible american families, within their means. we have details on the multi trillion dollar plan. >> the nation's debt climbs by the sec is a today president obama outlined his ideas to roll back the numbers by three trillion dollars. >> this is math. the money will have to come from someplace. >> the president says his plan cubs $2 in spending for every dollar raised, reductions that he says will come apart from wrapping up the war in afghanistan and trimming medicare, but social security will be untouched. it will raise 1.5 trillion dollars in new revenue by taxing the wealthy americans they could see the bush era tax cuts expire and a millionaire tax surcharge president obama says he will veto any bill that cuts medicare while leaving tax services unchanged. >> we would have a one- sided deal that hurts the people who are most volatile. >> republican leaders criticize the plan >> john speaker boehner said he will not sup

he's being an apologist for this white house and barak obama who put these people in charge who are going i hold the president responsible not for his words but for his actions. it's the people he has a minds seth with, an ideological mindset, in a recess appointment, that where going after boeing. he can say what he wants to. but he it those people in charge. they are moving forward. don't think they are not talking behind the scenes. you have to be extremely naive to think the president of the united states of america isn't saying if he wants them to lay off on this issue they won't lay off. the president gave them that job in a recent appointment. look at what he does, not what he says. megyn: craig becker on the nlrb. he was not able to gets confirmation by the senate. he is infamous for the following quotes. employers should be stripped of any legally con nicable ninlt their employees' elections representatives. he has a myopic view of what an employer's rights are and union work or. this is the guy on the board making the decisions. >> what i reject in this debate and some of the se

> a propÓsito una encuesta en dos estados claves mostrÓ que rodney quedarÍa mejor que su contra barak obamaeso se trata la iniciativa de salud del "cambiar actitudes ahora". cuÁles son las actividades que la comunidad latina del bronx tiene que cambiar para vivir una vida mÁs saludable? >> porciones mÁs pequeÑas de comida, menos mal, menos azÚcar, menos grasa, mucha agua, ejercicios regulares y metas a largo plazo. si hacemos estas cosas simples que podemos lograr, cambiamos todos los dÍas, y vemos que bajamos de peso y al fin y al cabo somos mÁs saludables. >> es muy difÍcil no caer en la tentaciÓn con todas nuestras comidas ricas latinas que se ofrecen en las calles del bronx. ha pecado en algÚn momento y cÓmo ha logrado recuperarse y seguir adelante con su plan. >> esto es lo mÁs importante, estamos hablando de moderaciÓn. claro que me encanta el tipo de comida que cocina mi mamÁ y que puedo comprar en la calle del bronx. si uno hace cambios drÁsticos es muy probable que no dure a largo plazo. comemos menos arroz con habichuelas de lo que comemos siempre y se pueden hacer cambios muy ser

have you heard some people go, you know, i voted for barak obama and hope and change, it's not panningection and i said, everything you look at with obama is you see really likeable guy, great speaker and that's the things you're hearing all the time now. but i said every time there is a problem, he wants to throw money at it. that was my concern then and that has become the concern now. i go back to the great reagan question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? and i don't think america is. >> gretchen: we'll all be better off if if we catch your movie on sunday night "a mile in his shoes." a good one for the family to watch together. thanks, dean. always great to see you. >> brian: dean has been on so often, you would think we'd get an advance dvd, but nothing. >> gretchen: we got to talk about this. president obama heading back to ohio. his official agenda is to create jobs, but is his real motive to save his own job? ohio is an important state. we'll ask former governor ted strickland next. >> brian: first let's check in with martha mccallum and find out what's on

>> i think one of the interesting things about barak obama's presidency is that he's never changed.ese things, green jobs, investing in education, all these sort of things, getting rid of energy, getting rid of oil, dirty oil, and he's never given up on any of this, raising taxes. he keeps coming back with the same package. he wraps it differently under the circumstances, but it's essentially the same thing that he did in the first two years in office. it's as though the election in 2010 didn't happen. >> gretchen: if that's the case and now that he's up against the first nfl game of the season, who is going to be watching? >> look, he's already in trouble with men. he's got terrible poll numbers. so i think he has made his bed by doing this kind of high school game of trying to bully john boehner into giving hip the house that night, knowing there was a republican debate. jay carney, the press secretary, kind of very smug about oh, it's just a coincidence. so i think he's made his bed now and he's going to go up against football. he's going to go up against the country with these p

a pretty easy whipping boy he's no longer president barack obama faced with a difficult strategic decision about whether to abandon him or barak would been a loyal and useful while life united states decided that it was appropriate to abandon him that the egyptian people wanted change and that any american effort to resist that would be inappropriate he got strenuous arguments from close u.s. allies from israel from saudi arabia saying for goodness sakes what he doing just don't do that and he went ahead because he thought it was the right policy so i think you need to be a little bit careful about about about the way you're setting up the question here our conversation in general reminds me of something we all know which is that the use the famous line of character guards history is best understood backwards but has to be lived forwards in other words. in the immediate aftermath of two thousand and one which a loss as this reminded us was a moment of hope and salivation nobody really knew what was what was happening and the it is clear now that the information that the bush white house was receiving was terrified of the infor

obama a friend to israel? i'll ask a man who knows better than anybody else. former israeli prime minister ehud barak. what would a vote on the palestinian state mean to the u.s., israel and the middle east? >>> and man of very strong opinions making the biggest gamble of his career. simon cowell is the starmaker behind "american idol." can he strike it rich again with "the x factor." >> people like you inspire me. >> tonight simon cowell and nicole scherzinger. >> i finally actually met my match. i found an ego bigger than myself. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. a senior u.s. official tells cnn that president obama will meet with mahmoud abbas tomorrow. the president's campaigning for full u.n. membership and statehood recognition. the u.s. has promised to block it in order to avoid a diplomatic showdown at the u.n. this week. the whole world will be watching. but the question tonight is this. where does all this leave israel? joining me now is ehud barak. thank you for joining me. this seems on the face of it to be a very pivotal moment for israel, palestine, for the peace process.

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