>> no. >> bill: do i have to? >> you know what, bill?n your dark corner. >> bill: leave me alone. >> bill, let me ask you this. did you change any diapers? >> bill: yes, of course i did. >> so then you manned up. >> bill: i don't consider that a man-up thing. if the kid is pooping and the -- it's getting a little arrowatic, i'm changing it. >> this is a scary stat, margaret. i want to make sure because eventually you will probably have kids, too. for the families where the mother and the father both work, okay? the woman still does, according to this article, the load of the domestic responsibilities and spends 400% more time with the children. >> bill: i agree in equal distribution of all of that, okay? i don't want any women to be overworked. i want them all to be happy. but just leave me alone, ladies. please just leave me alone. i have got to go on to the number one. we have a high school student, right? >> yeah. >> bill: suspended because she has a stud in her nose. she says you can't suspend me because i belong to a church of the,

[mooing] >> bill: uh-oh. >> silly clip notes. >> bill: the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the tea party vs. the republican establishment. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo once again. last night the tea party flexed its muscles as christine o'donnell in delaware and karl paladino in new york came from far behind to win their respective races. immediately after those victories, left-wing media began viciously attacking both people, pulling up old tape of ms. o'donnell talking about sex and defining mr. paladino as a nut. liberal press put forth that neither could win in the general election. that is what is passing for reporting these days. there is no question that some tea party supported candidates are causing angst against some establishment republicans. karl rove, for example, is not a big fan of ms. o'donnell's. >> there is just a lot of nutty things that she has been saying that doesn't add up to. >> sean: sounds like you don't support her. >> i'm for the republican, but i have got to tell you, we

>> bill: come on. be up there going oh i would like some frosted flakes. >> did he just say that? >> bill: come on. you know what's going to happen on that rally. >> are you taping an episode of starsky and hutch? am i wrong? >> you are wrong. you are being a bit of hypocrite. the beck and rally bold and fresh tour. we know what's bold and fresh there i have been there. >> bill: lemonade is the strongest thing. if i wrong, gutfeld if you were a dope dealer in d.c. and maryland? where would you go on october 30th? where is the crew. >> i think you are also leaving out the crystal meth dealers. >> bill: what do you think? was that incredibly dumb. >> it was dopey. >> bill: pardon the pun. >> intended. >> bill: why was it dope? >> every now and then you are brilliant that was dopey. every now and then. i can't give you too much credit. you know that. >> bill: dopey why? i submit that's what's going going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. honestly starsky and hutch hasn't been on since 1955. >> bill:

bill. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> what you can't do is saying we're going to control government spending. we're going to propose $4 trillion of additional tax cuts and that magically somehow things are going to work. >> bill: president obama goes on the offensive against the tea party movement. challenging it to be specific in complicated matters. brit hume and marc lamont hill will take a look at the president's strategy. the president and first lady go to church for only the fourth time for n. his 19 months office. does that matter? and why did he go? ♪ hallelujah. >> i dabbled into witchcraft. i hung around people who were doing these things. >> and should christine o'donnell be held accountable for some dope i can't things she said more than a decade ago? juan and mary katharine on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama takes on the tea party. that is the subject of this evening

>> bill: does he deserve it? >> i just heard general mccrystal two days ago speak, part of a pretty small group. he's an american patriot. he nearly gave his life many, many times over for think why. this magazine killed him and the commander in chief -- >> bill: i thought it was bad taste. plenty more as "the factor" moves along. are some americans too dumb to vote? john stossel will put forth that case. and then charles krauthammer on a poll that fox news dominating election coverage in america. not rolling stone. we hope you stay tuned for those reports. been . >> steve: you may remember this ad during the 2008 presidential campaign. >> please just don't vote. don't vote, don't vote. >> seriously, don't. >> you don't care. >> what's the point. don't. >> don't vote. >> don't vote really. >> this is one of the biggest financial disasters in american history. why would you vote? why would you vote? >> who cares? the economy is in the toilet. i don't care. i got so much money. >> bill: that ad was intended to get

i am bill o'reilly.r the spin stops right here 'cause we are definitely looking out for you. >> good morning, everyone. today is wednesday, september 29, 2010. thanks for sharing your time many we begin with a fox news alert. the world on high alert after a terror plot spanning several countries is busted. the plan -- modelled after the attacks on mumbai in india. >> meanwhile, republicans on the ethics committee had just one question. what's taking so long? they say democrats are purposely dragging their feet and delaying hearings for charlie rangel and maxine waters. trials for both of them until after the election. is that fair to the voters? we're going to report and you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, will decide. >> and also decide who has a better shirt, me or steve? you have 2 1/2 hours to make your conclusion. meanwhile, it's pretty hard to forget when congressman alan grayson said this

bill o'reilly. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> the question for voters is who is putting forward policies that have a chance to move our country forward? >> bill: a stunning new poll says president obama is very well liked personally by americans but the majority of registered voters are rejecting his presidency. we'll tell you why. also, that poll runs down which media have real power in america. bernie goldberg will analyze that the factor catches up with khan. the 9/11 truther. >> do you know that you are a 9/11 truther then. >> i don't believe so. i don't know. you could ask him. >> how could he have not have known? >> bill: we will show you what happened there. see all the evidence that you can compile that shows that your party is racist. >> if i show you that will you concede the point? >> bill: i have to see what that evidence is. marc lamont hill says he has proof, proof that the tea party has a racist agenda. >> i will bring all the evidence you need. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone.

thanks for coming. >> in thanks, bill. >> bill: we would like to you vote in our new bill o'reilly.comoll. who is the most conservative politician among the three. sarah palin, newt gingrich, and mitt romney. we will give you the results on friday. jon stewart has a new book out. he wants you to attend a big rally in d.c. hosted by him. and then dennis miller on jimmy carter bashing fox news and whether he would vote for christine o'donnell. whoa, miller coming um. [ male announcer ] fact -- when doctors are in pain, the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine doctors use for themselves. one more reason to make advil your #1 choice. the more you spend, the bigger the bonus, up to $250 to use on your next purchase. start earning with as little as $75 spent, including great sale prices. hurry, sears bonus days are on! sears. going great, babs. made it really easy for customers to manage their car insurance policy online. well, you know that's why we have 24/7 support, so customers can call us anytime. [ in a robo

this bill is a disappointment. this bill is really offensive. this is a 2010 bill that will be practically irrelevant tomorrow. we're passing a bill that will be almost irrelevant tomorrow. there's no classified annex. you can't call this an intelligence bill that sets us on the right path with no classified annex. how can we congratulate ourselves for this there is more political cover in this bill than there is cover for the united states to go aggressively and pursue terrorism around the world. this bill protects the speaker of the house, but it doesn't protect the c.i.a. officers that all of us, all of us ask to do dangerous work around the world. instead, they have to get lawyers and answer questions at the department of justice, after the president and this congress, said go do this for your country, for our safety, for our future. that's a slap in the face for the very people we've asked to risk their lives. they're not supposed to be facing a subpoena. they should be facing a crowd of cheering americans saying thank you for your service.

>> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the truth about higher taxes. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. because i am a simple man, i am going to cut through the jibberrish on taxes the best i can here we go. president obama wants to end the bush tax cuts, raising the federal income tax rate on americans earning above $200,000 a year. but the president says he is not going to ask americans earning less than 200,000 for more tax money. the question, is that true? mr. obama wants a new tax code after congress throws the bush deal out the window. it's not a lock the president gets that because some are debating. 31 democrats who want to keep the bush tax cuts in place. the senate also has questions on the issue there may very well be a stalemate. if congress does nothing, the bush tax cuts expire on january 1st 2011. that would mean tax rate increases across the board and things like the $1,000 deduction for each dependent child would disappear. so, once again, the presid

>> bill: i'm not sure. did nancy reagan make a difference just say no in the drug thing. >> no. >> bill: did she? >> she might have. she might have made some difference in some lives. i think michelle obama will, too. i want the first lady to do. this i think particularly for children, they have got to get the message you just can't be eating this garbage all the time because that's what kids want to eat because it tastes good. adults, i agree with you. the government can't be telling us if we want to eat big macs all day long, yes, that's our freedom. yes, it does hurt our contemporaries because a lot ofs have you to pay for those health care bills. >> but adults ought to make their own choices. >> bill: even when it intrudes on the public health sector? >> yeah, her own husband doesn't do what she says. >> bill: you can believe the "l.a. times" did this? wrote the article on michelle obama and put pictures of president obama eating junk food throughout the whole article. that's snarky of the "l.a. times."

bill o'reilly. thanks for watching you tonight. say goodbye to the ground zero mosque. the cleric behind the mosque controversy signaled a possible compromise. >> we are exploring all options as we speak right now. and we are working through what will be a solution, god willing that will resolve this crisis, diffuse it. >> bill: that would be wise because things keep getting worse for imam rauf. as we reported last night a close associate of his dr. faiz khan denies that al qaeda attacked america on 9/11. he spoken at the site of the proposed mosque. when we asked the imam to explain his association with khan, he refused in a very foolish move. millions of americans are suspicious of rauf's intentions and this just adds fuel to that fire. in addition, rauf at this points to say dubious stuff. >> first of all, it is absolutely disingenuous that many have said that that block is hallowed ground. as -- have educated and taught and tried to teach the public both muslim and non-muslim. a strip joint arou

the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. stunning new poll on politics in the media that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. survey done by politico and george washington university asked 1,000 likely voters about the current state of politics and the media in the u.s.a. the results may surprise you. first, 45% strongly disapprove of the job president obama is doing. 35% strongly approve. but personally, this situation is reverse. 47% of likely voters say they strongly approve of the president as a person. just 19% strongly disprove. on the subject of his possible re-election, 44% say they will vote against barack obama the next time around. 38% say he deserves to be reelected. 42% of americans say the president is very liberal. and 41% say the new obama care legislation is terrible. just 18% favor it enthusiastically. so the mood of the country is obviously running strongly against mr. obama's policies. as for the republican party, mitt romney has a 45% favorable rating. 28% don't like him. sarah palin 44%

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this bill is appropriate.it may not be doing everything we would like to do this week and not going to accomplish what we know the american people want us to get accomplished but it helps correct the mistake and yes, congressman, i will go back to talk to governor schwarzenegger and say we have to change our regulations so we can produce the algae in california so you don't get all the jobs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. camp: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. van hollen: i want to thank the gentleman from new mexico, mr. teague, for this initiative. and just respond to a couple of the points raised by mr. camp, the ranking member of the ways and means committee. first, this piece of the energy bill was brought to the floor for two reasons. number one, it has strong bip

bill: sure is. and moments ago, martha, republican leader mitch mccom said he will support o'donnell. dana perino is former white house press secretary, fox news contributor with me in new york. good morning to you, always good to have you in person. last night tells you what? >> that turnout is more important than ever, and certainly, on the tea party -- from the tea party standpoint, they burned out a -- turned out a lot of people, but it wasn't just tea party republicans. and i think that we'll need to do analysis to see where that all came down, but interesting to me that she didn't just win by the hair of her chiny chin chin. she ran away with it. bill: also from a guy who's been a stalwart in politics in the state of tkelsz. >> he's never lost a race and she's never won a race. bill: that's true, she's now, what, one for three and he swept the bullet throughout his careers. democrats are saying this, tim kaine was on fox & friends earlier today, there's a deep civil war in the republican party

bill: it.question, is there a question, josh and tamara join me now. and i want to start, let's hear from the father, who was on morning tv, and i want your reaction to all of this, let's listen in, first: >> when he came over and -- in t-shirt and jeans in his own vehicle, personal vehicle, not police vehicle parked in front of the house, fully in uniform, you know, handcuffs. gun holstered, and game to me as a parent, i would have dealt with him as a parent. martha: he said he wanted to deal with him as a apparent. tamara, this is really a bizarre situation in my opinion. you know, what about -- does the man have a legal case against the policeman here? >> well, there are two types of cases, a civil and criminal case and the state's attorney's decision will determine whether or not they will charge the police officer with possibly assault or battery or something of that nature. the civil part of it is the other interesting part, why this attorney for the family is coming on t.v. what do they

thanks for coming. >> in thanks, bill. >> bill: we would like to you vote in our new bill o'reilly.comoll. who is the most conservative politician among the three. sarah palin, newt gingrich, and mitt romney. we will give you the results on friday. jon stewart has a new book out. he wants you to attend a big rally in d.c. hosted by him. and then dennis miller on jimmy carter bashing fox news and whether he would vote for christine o'donnell. whoa, miller coming um. ♪ we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ the more you spend, the bigger the bonus, up to $250 to use on your next purchase. start earning with as little as $75 spent, including great sale prices. hurry, sears bonus days are on! sears. >> personal story segment tonight, the return of jon stewart the host of the daily show has a brand new book called "earth the book, the visitor's guide to the human race" in which he is pictured on the cover next to stephen colbert. kind of a planet of the apes thing going on here, i guess. stewart showed up earlier today and here is w

bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: we have no additional speakers. i yield back and thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: madam speaker, again, i encourage all members to support the senate amendments to h.r. 946. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and concur in the senate amendment to h.r. 946. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended -- mr. chaffetz: madam chair, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman asking for the

bill: so easy in this booth. john: yeah, that's true. bill: [laughter] bill: [laughter] . >> out! bill: point to hold. john: monfils sometimes gets himself in trouble when he doesn't recognize the opportunity prevented to him, to really take charge. he doesn't want to let gasquet back in this. his level of play is not what you would expect from him and it's slip from the beginning out match. he's gotten worse as the map has gotten along. bill: i haven't been able to discern a game plan from gasquet. he's playing from what i see haphazardly and i think that's sometimes frustrating too when you don't have that clear mindset as a player, what you want to do, you can kind of get lost in the moment in the match. and not in a good way. i mean, that point wasn't really well designed. he just decided to react to that opening and try and rip that forehand winner. so i like it when he uses his tactics and tries to open the court up. he shows his guile, but against gael. but he's not -- jim: there's no doubt he's confused out there. bill: yeah concept that's just ridiculous. he got broken wi

i wanted to update you on a couple of high-speed rail bills of note and some other bills of interest. in the transit of arena, there were essentially two bills worth note moving through. let me take a step back first. in the transportation policy arena, after the passage of the gas tax swap back in march, not a lot of heavy duty policy bills were advanced in the wake of that, so there's not a sustainable amount of significant new policy year. speaker perez has a bill, which is on page 26, that would increase violations for weapons possession at transit facilities. this was a very closely watched bill. it did pass the legislature. it is on the governor's desk. the other bill of note, and maybe of interest in the future -- it does not relate directly affect san francisco, although it affects a transit carrier that travels to your city, ac transit -- sb 1830 as an administrative adjudication process in lieu of the process most transit agencies go through, and it streamlines the ability of the transit agency to get to closure on pending violations, minor violations. in addition to adding

bill: whoa. the "new york post" is owned by parent news corps and fred dicker is the "new york post" state yesterday to, he's live from lake george by way of skype and good morning to you. boy, this hit the internet last night, within moments of the exchange, i want to take it piece by piece fred as much as i can, fred. how did this go down? >> bill, what happened was a couple of hours earlier, politico, the national political online news service, a very important one, had moved the story saying carl paladino, republican candidate for governor here in new york was alleging that andrew cuomo, candidate for governor, was suggest thank he had a number of affairs when married to mary kennedy cuomo and we should be asking about mary kennedy kicking him out of the house when he was married to her. she's are allegations that have never before been made public, nobody had heard of it before, paladino had said the campaign was get a lot nastier, he was threatening to make it nastier, and when he arrived i

this bill should pass. but sadly we should be talking a lot about other issues that are not even being allowed to come to the floor, mr. speaker, that the american people want us to work on. and i hope that we will be able to get leadership, especially the majority, and sit down with the minority and say, ok, where are those substantive issues that we can agree on and do that? little things that can make a lot of difference like mr. king's bill that eliminates the tax deduction for the people exploiting labor. at this time i would, again, support the bill and i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. driehaus: thank you, mr. speaker. i again thank the gentleman for his support for the legislation before us. so i at this time urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this measure. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question i

that bill. that's because they see the facts and figures, trillion dollar price tag, concerned about reduction in quality and increase in cost and individual mandate which some think is unconstitutional. >> i think this is a tragedy. health care reform was a major victory not only for obama and the american people. the republicans are doing such a good job in a hostile environment, the fact that people are not celebrating the opportunities that are going to be ahead. they're complicated of piecemeal aspect is a tragedy. >> i still think that the economy is going to be the biggest problem. >> health care will weigh on people's finances. they don't know how it's going to work out. >> but first of all we all agree that the number one issue is economy, economy, economy. we were able to get this interview with hhs secretary sebelius we wanted to end the first changes went in to affect this week. we want to stick to the -- stick to the health care reform. but congresswoman norton, you were part of it,

people are going to be talking about the health care bill is a good bill or bad bill, that's do that later, let's do the politics later, let's do the right thing now. let's try to take care of the people in this bill with money to do it. i understand this is a political town and we are in the midst of a political season, but can't we look around, can't we at this moment look around and say this isn't the time for a parliamentary move or a clever motion to recommit? my colleagues, when you come down here, the only way you can go home and say that you care for the victims of september 11 is if you vote a no on this motion and a yes on final passage. that's it. the people in this room and back home are too smart to be fooled by anything else. i want to pay for it that way. as mr. waxman says, if you vote for this amendment, we will argue for the health care. will we argue for abortion? no, let's not do that anymore. if we do it let's do it in november in elections. we are going to send tv commercials and ads. now, let's do the right thing. i want to see every republican and every democr

bill. the clerk: h.r. 6016 a bill to provide for a g.a.o. investigation and audit of the operations of the fund created by b.p. to compensate persons affected by the gulf oil spill. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new york, mr. mcmahon, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lobiondo, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. mcmahon: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 6016. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcmahon: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcmahon: mr. speaker, h.r. 6016 requires the comptroller general of the government accountability office to conduct an independent investigation audit of the fund and claims process created by b.p. after the deepwater horizon disaster. this fund was started by b.p. to ensure th

i'm bill o'reilly. you for watching us tonight. evidence that the ground zero imam is associated with a radical muslim. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. now, some who oppose the ground zero mosque fear that the muslims behind the proposed community center have radical ties. and evidence shows that fear may now be valid. the point man in the controversy is imam fiesel abdul rauf who continues to put forth that is he a man of peace, a moderate muslim who wants only the best for his own country, america, and the muslim world. but imam rauf has a troubling association. this man, assistant imam con believes the 9/11 attack was not generated by al qaeda but was an inside job orchestrated by the united states itself. documents uncovered by the investigative project on terrorism show that in a blog posting khan said, quote: >> bill: now, khan is part of a crew called truthers who deny muslim extremists started the war on terror. he was a close associate of the imam rauf. in 1997 khan,

defense authorization bill. but three years ago, it was republican senators orrin hatch and bob bennett who tried to attach the very same dream act to this very same bill. thus disproving the fake objection from republicans today that this is somehow about the purity of the defense bill. the defense bill never has anything nongermane attached to it. republicans also tried to say that what happened today was because they wanted to be able to offer more amendments to the defense bill on their own side. that was the argument from republican senator susan collins of maine. she says she is all for getting rid of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, but she voted to filibuster today because republicans have a lot of amendments they want to put forward, and democrats wouldn't allow republicans to amend the bill. >> i will defend the right of my colleagues to offer amendments on this issue and other issues that are being brought up. the majority leader apparently intends to shut down the debate and exclude republicans fr

bill! bill: i mean, in this economy? cutting back on the shopping what's every 15-year-old kid going to do in this town? >> go to nike, go to the movie theater. bill: so how much are you counting on your pension for retirement, folks? new warning over looming pension problems that has several states looking to cut back their expectations for returns on the investment. look at some of these states: california, texas, new york. also oregon and colorado. but texas, california and new york, they're as big as we get in this country. will the tax force be forced to bail them out? good morning to you, steve. what are we going to do in this mess? >> probably bail them out. i hate to say that, bill. but what do we do any time we get into financial distress with banks or insurance companies or auto companies? we bail them out. and my prediction, bill, is that the peng funds, especially state and local pension funds, is going to be the next big federal bailout. bill: so you think taxpayers are going to be on the hook for this? >> i

bill: who can forget? >> why didn't the bill pass? you know, for all the whining about the process, we had an up or down vote, you know what percentage of republicans voted for it? 7 percent. >> i'm going to answer the question. >> i'm going to answer the question right now, bill: peter king and anthony weiner, health care workers, the bill hits the floor of the house today. have the two lawmakers, the two new yorkers resolved their differences? you will find out today. that answer, in "america's newsroom", forthcoming. bill: music city is getting its grooving back, the sweet swoupbdz of country music back at grand ole opry in tennessee. flush. >> ♪ >> ♪ they were picking, huh julia? look at that banjo. the national landmark opened its doors, celebrating with a special concert. after the devastating floods in may, they damaged instruments and memorabilia, the archives, the historic stage was left under 4 feet of water. now that's fixed and there are smiles again in nashville, tennessee, music city. juliet: jury selection is set to beg

the clerk will report the title of the bill and the proposed amendment. the clerk: senate 1510, an act to transfer statutory entitlements to pay and hours of work authorized by the district of columbia code for current members of the united states secret service uniform division from the district of columbia code to the united states code. senate amendment to house amendments. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. is there objection to the original request of the gentleman from missouri? without objection, the request is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the measure just considered. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. clay: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent

bill: former president bill clinton -- bill clinton is on the record with greta, telling her about what he thinks about the tea party movement and how it is to be interpreted today. here's the president: >> the grassroots tea party impulse is basically positive. what they're saying is america doesn't work for american ordinary people and the people that caused the economic crisis, big banks, they're in good shape, and we're not. the government helps the big guys, doesn't help the little guys and everybody works for the good government -- for the government, they're in good shape, they have a job, they have health care, they can make mayor authority payment and we're not. bill: that was from greta. more later today. he went ton say some of the tea party backed candidates won the primaries for the wrong reasons. we'll find out more from the tea party in about an hour from now when they make their big hot announcement today. speaking of hot, all the political developments in november, at your fingertips, wherever you are, download the america's election headquarters iphone app, get that on

bill: watch the meter, huh? hi. martha: hello, bill. bill: this is how i...rcial, but it's not a commercial. how many jobs you think $100 million will create in america today? wait until you hear how far it did not stretch in a major american city. martha: really didn't, did it? didn't go very far? ♪ ♪ working on the coal mine ♪ working downtown ♪ working in a coal mine ♪ working in a coal mine... it's a symbol of confidence... ♪ ...honor... ♪ ...and trust... an unspoken bond that, while common among men... is exceedingly rare among companies. the ram 60-day handshake. ram. martha: let's go to ontario, california, we are watching, now you can see the wide shot of this. this is quite a scene in the morning commute, where a semi truck is overturned and they are trying to get the driver out, of the utmost concern and trace gallagher is watching it from california, what do you know? >> reporter: well, this is a mess, mar thatha, the intersect of the two major freeways in southern california and focusing in, they are close to getting the driver out of there and pu

star bill a better bill.re is a question here about why do we provide this money in a time of a deficit. there is an answer to that. america faces right now two great challenges. one is high unemployment. we've got to put people back to work. the other is, an energy policy that's not as clean as it needs to be. it's not as sustainable as it must be. and it's not as affordable as it should be. this legislation addresses both of those challenges by investing in energy efficiency. this is with people making their own decision abouts how to best do that in their own rural homes. we invest in our economy. over 90% of the materials are manufactured in the united states of america. by slowing our wasteful use of energy, we can save homeowners hundreds of millions of dollars, that's money this their pocket they can spend on other things. good for the economy. and by of course reducing the amount of costly oil we import from hostile nations, we can create clean energy jobs here at home. so this is a practical approach

bill: i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning, bill, good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. president obama will discuss the so-called patient bills of rights. this is the way it's framed today. he's going to talk to people who say they've benefitted from the health care overhaul. the president said democrats should be proud on this, when they go out campaigning in terms of the new law, but with just weeks to go before the midterm the only democrats that seem to be talking about it on the campaign trail are the ones who voted against it. bill: this may be why, new polling numbers show that law was a hard pill to swallow for many americans, only 30 percent of likely voters say they support it. chief political correspondent for the washington examiner, bay iron -- byron york, good morning to you. in politics and how this applies to health care, medically speaking, first to politics that, 30 percent figure is why democrats are not running under a yes vote in this election. >> the politics have always bee