. >> reporter: she does get heated when she talks about bill brady. >> probably if one were to look atnation is the most against female equality of any candidate in the nation. there's not one single issue on which he represents the majority view of women. >> now, we did put a call into bill brady's office. we got this quote from a spokesperson. gloria steinem is not a registered voter in illinois. perhaps that's why she's not familiar with bill's record. bill is fighting to improve illinois' jobs climate so that women and their families have jobs annuitants. she was a very interesting woman though. still very feisty at 75. can you believe it? >> looks great for her age. as for brady, they could not be polar opposites on the political spectrum. >>> coming up: free beer just one week away. >>> and not taking the high road. how a fast food restaurant will advertise its new one less sandwich. >>> stop me if i'm repeating. free beer. worth repeating. more in a few moments. >>> in tonight's medical watch: when it comes to alcohol, age matters. a new study finds the older you get, the slower

i don't want to name a whole bunch more names, a lot of other good candidates, bill brady in illinoisg, but in the end, those are the kind of people i think we need to elect to really start a firestorm across this country at the state level, that will help to bring change to america. >> neil: by the way, you can catch the rest of my exclusive chat with the governor at foxnews.com/yourworld. it's up there. i don't know what i can see, but-- next the new report showing that america's retirement funds are severely underfunded. wait until you hear the number and the stocks that will help you improve that number if you're retiring. ♪ [ male announcer ] every siness day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be be they're delicio crunchy usters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about your f

. >>> a new poll suggest that's republican state senator bill brady has widened his lead over governor wynn. -- governor quinn. en like be many other poles, the poll includes so-called lienors, voters that have not exactly made up their minds but leaning toward a particular candidate. >>> a 17-year-old chicago seen in bond court today accused of shooting an 11-year-old boy in a south side home. we're live at the courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: steve, the 17-year- old suspect is scheduled to be in bond court at this hour. finas morgan is charged with unlawfully use of a weapon, unlawful possession and reckless conduct a according to the police, he was handling the gun with 11-year-old nicolas davis late monday night and the weapon went off. davis was shot twice and remains hospitalized in critical condition. the older boy was staying the night at the home in england gel wood. and i spoke with his mother and she said that he's undergoing another surgery today. she's been too busy to learn more about the to rest in the case -- the arrest in the case. she has been shuttling betwee

i don't want to name a bunch more names because there are a lot of good candidates, bill brady in illinois help but those are the people we need to elect, to start a fire storm across this country at the state level that will bring change to america. >>neil: governor, before you came here the president was wrapping up a pitch for the small business stimulus act. whatever they call it. and he is saying the republicans are obstructionist and we have heard from others in the administration who say that the republicans are the party of "no," trying to run out the clock until the midterm and leave it at that. what do you say? >>guest: there is no problem in my view with saying "no." when what you say no to is wrong for america. continuing growing government, continuing to pile up more debt, continuing to increase taxeson citizens, that is the wrong way to go. so if the president continues to proposal things like that, huge spending, huge debt, growth of government, it is the republican party's obligation to say "no," because that's not what we believe in. we believe in less taxes, less spending

. >>> governor pat quinn and state senator bill brady battling it out today in front of a union league club members. quinn saying brady's budget plans are nonsense. saying policies are strangling the state's economy. the two debated for about an hour. pounding each other mainly on who's best suited to bring jobs to illinois. >> senator brady would be an economic disaster for our state. what does he want to do? he wants to give tax breaks to the wealthy. and then layoff teachers. this is not a good way to go. >> the people of illinois understand we need dramatic change in the state. we need leadership that won't dig deep into the pockets of families by increasing tax rates. >> today's debate the first exchange between the two. which whitney protested his exexclusion from that. >>> maryland state police say the bus crashed outside the nation's capitol. fell 45 feet on the washington beltway landing along interstate 270. >>> they are the heros of 9/11. the ones that first respond when the tragedy happened. passing a $7.4 billion health care bill. at least the first step. it's called the 9

bill brady, governor. >> sean: what do you like about that ad?s against an incumbent governor. i'm going to make a prediction. the legislature where barack obama comes from, the illinois house for the first time since 1994 has a chance of going republican, because of all the wasteful spending in the state. because of the hostility toward the democratic political machine in chicago this won't be the story you hear wednesday after the election it will be the story you hear about thursday of at election. if they can raise enough money the house in illinois, the legislature, where obama, that's his home, his birthplace, will go republican. that's a big story. >> sean: frank luntz, appreciate you being with us. we'll continue to watch polls and ads in the days and week as head. >> wait until you hear what nanny state officials are proposing in boston. we'll tell you what substance they want banished from municipal buildings. the latest on the sore loser gop candidates blaming little old me for his defeat. can you believe this? that coming up, straight

we're seeing a governor's races in illinois against bill brady the republican and in indiana -- i mean're seeing it in a number of the races, let's see, in harry reid, of course, is using that in an ad. so we're going to see that more and more, i believe, as we get closer. this is a killer issue. not just the issue of abortion, but it's a window into the extremism. the intolerance of the -- this brand of republican. 63 members -- 63 house members that are running for reelection as republicans belong to the rnc pro-life under any circumstance, rape or incest, they do not support abortions. you're going to see ads like explaining that around the country. that, you know, it's that kind of republican that we don't want. that is so extreme on so many issues, particularly abortion. this is going to appeal to suburban women, 82% of americans in a poll said that in cases of rape and incest, they believe that abortion should be legal. and so i definitely think that as we get closer to the election that you're going to see this raised particularly in urban areas. >> give me a window on the decis

>> did he actually say bill brady is going to turn people out in illinois?60% of people don't know who he is. we already talked about calif. -- meg whitman has spent 200 times what jerry brown has spent to date -- to hundred to one. and the polls have a neck and neck. i find that hard to believe meg whitman will be able to generate swell for a candidacy that she has not been able to generate with the first $120 million. in a number of our states, we're going to generate a great deal of enthusiasm. one is the strength of our candidates and to is the republicans they are putting out. when we shine a light on them and talk about the stakes of this election, we will not only do what president obama shows we can do the war -- for shows the world will weaken do, but we can persuade independence. >> you have heard speculation about a potential government shutdown. dick morris proposes to conservative republicans at a recent conference. i wonder if you could speculate on that. i'm sure you think democrats will retain control, but should democrats talking about this

>> did he actually say bill brady is going to turn people out in illinois? 60% of people don't know who he is. we already talked about calif. -- meg whitman has spent 200 times what jerry brown has spent to date -- to hundred to one. and the polls have a neck and neck. i find that hard to believe meg whitman will be able to generate swell for a candidacy that she has not been able to generate with the first $120 million. in a number of our states, we're going to generate a great deal of enthusiasm. one is the strength of our candidates and to is the republicans they are putting out. when we shine a light on them and talk about the stakes of this election, we will not only do what president obama shows we can do the war -- for shows the world will weaken do, but we can persuade independence. >> you have heard speculation about a potential government shutdown. dick morris proposes to conservative republicans at a recent conference. i wonder if you could speculate on that. i'm sure you think democrats will retain control, but should democrats talking about this

>> did he actually say bill brady is going to turn people out in illinois? 60% of people don't know who he is. we already talked about calif. -- meg whitman has spent 200 times what jerry brown has spent to date -- to hundred to one. and the polls have a neck and neck. i find that hard to believe meg whitman will be able to generate swell for a candidacy that she has not been able to generate with the first $120 million. in a number of our states, we're going to generate a great deal of enthusiasm. one is the strength of our candidates and to is the republicans they are putting out. when we shine a light on them and talk about the stakes of this election, we will not only do what president obama shows we can do the war -- for shows the world will weaken do, but we can persuade independence. >> you have heard speculation about a potential government shutdown. dick morris proposes to conservative republicans at a recent conference. i wonder if you could speculate on that. i'm sure you think democrats will retain control, but should democrats talking about this

>> did he actually say bill brady is going to turn people out in illinois? 60% of people don't know who h is. we already talked about calif. -- meg whitman has spent 200 times what jerry brown has spent to date -- to hundred to one. and the polls have a neck and neck. i find that hardo believe meg whitman will be able to generate swell for a candidacy that she has not been able to generate with the first $120 million. in a number of our states, we're going to generate a great deal of enthusiasm. one is the strength of our candidates and to is the republicans they are putting out. when we shine a light on them and talk about the stakes of this election, we will not only do what president obama shows we can do the war -- for shows the world will weaken do, but we can persuade independence. >> you have heard speculation about a potential government shutdown. dick morris proposes to conservative republicans at a recent conference. i wonder if you could speculate on that. i'm sure you think democrats will retain control, but should democrats talking about this mo

bill: kevin brady we'll see whether or not that is the case.hank you for your time today, appreciate you coming on. 19 minutes past, ph-rt that. martha: imagine if, you're on a hike in the woods, and you suddenly see this. >> oh, my gosh. martha: two navy helicopters hitting the water in lake tahoe. this is making the rounds on the internet and the military not happy that these pictures are out there, folks. look at this. >> oh, my god. bill: if you did not know comedian stephen colbert you do now. why leading democrats like steny hawker think it makes them look bad. why would they allow him to testify in the first place? that story in minutes. >> after working with these men and women, picking beans, packing corn, for hours on end, side-by-side, if the unforgiving sun i have to say, and i do mean this sincerely, please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. uncer] when it comes to energy bills, let's see how low we can go. let's do some little things... that help us save big. add some insulation here. a little weather strippin

. >> reporter: i call it the brady bill for emails you need a three-day cooling off period before saying anything inflammatory. megyn: thank you so much. it's coming down to the last batch of votes in new hampshire's primary. it has not yet been decided. you've got the former attorney general kelly ayotte on one side. she is moving ahead of ovide lamontagne, slightly ahead of him. 1100 votes separating them at last glance. she is the one with the support of the stabment there, the republican party, not to mention former alaska governor sarah palin who endorsed her but that was before this ovide lamontagne really made his surge and he is the tea party favorite. so we will update you on any developments from this race as we get them. and don't forget, folks, fox news is america's election headquarters, on tv, online on the go. you can go to foxnews.com for all the low down on yesterday's primary races, or, you know, you could just keep it right here where i'm giving it to you right now. but if you want it simultaneously to be read and heard foxnews.com. this is fox news alert on a story th

bill. workers are paid $10 an hour at jobs in both public and private industry. >>> big name in the illinois republican party, former governor endorses bradyn though he hasn't seen eye to eye. in a statement today edgar says he is giving brady his endorsement because he is the most qualified to change the "reckless fiscal attitudes in springfield." >> former president jimmy carter in the hospital, he is expected to be okay. he went in for stomach pains, he was rushed to a cleveland hospital shortly after landing from atlanta today. he promoted his new book white house diary. he should be back on the book tour later this week. >>> a warmup on the way, don't get used to it. school attendance will make a return very, very soon. hey nick. how's it going with the website? 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 robotic voice ] does not compute. error. [ all ] error. error. error. malfunction, babs. beep. boop. boop. ha ha. very funny. powering down. [ new guy ] we're not really robots. [ thomas ] i t

brady: on behalf of my committee i'm pleased to bring this bill to the house. it's a very important bill designated to help create more jobs in america. offered by our colleague from ohio, h.r. 2039 extends the requirements of the buy american act to the legislative branch of government, including the house of representatives and the senate. several legislative branches agencies already abide by the buy american act, including the government printing office, the library of congress, the architect of the capitol, but the house and senate are rescinded from the act and that's time for it to change. we buy many things, envelopes, furnishings, and equipment of every kind. you name it. there are no reasons that buy american requirements should not apply to the congress as to any other federal agency. that's why the gentlelady's legislation -- that's what the gentlelady's legislation will accomplish. from my perspective as chairman of the house administration committee, h.r. 2039 will provide us with one more tool we can use to prevent the purchase of foreign-made go

bill will go a long way towards achieving that goal. i urge passage of currency reform for fair trade act. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i yield 15 seconds to mr. ryan. ryry -- mr. ryan: this bill would actually increase the buying power of the chinese consumer because their yuan would be worth more money money so they would have more to buy exports. this snake oil that the chamber of commerce is passing around doesn't make any sense. more your currency is worth, the more you will be able to buy. mr. levin: i now yield one minute to the the gentleman from new jersey, mr. andrews. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. andrews: i thank the chairman for yielding. my friend from arizona said a few minutes that we are in the crazy season. i think this issue, we have been in the crazy season for two decades. i think when we have a policy that says that if the other side doesn't follow the rules, you just ignore it, i th

bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: reserve at this time. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: mr. speaker, it's now my pleasure to yield two minutes to the very distinguished gentleman from new york, mr. rangel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rangel: let me congratulate the chairman and the ranking member of ways and means for coming together to have this civil type of discourse, having our staffs worked together, agreeing on some things, disagreeing on others. but showing that bipartisanship, while it might be in intensive care, at least on the ways and means committee it is not dead. we do recognize they are split among business people as to whether or not we should go forward with this bill that would point out to china. they don't have a leverage that it is time that they fear in terms of international trade. those people who buy from china and enjoy the lower prices, i can understand why they would not support the equity that we're seeking in intern

. >> reporter: the brady campaign says preparing for armed conflict it is you that is violating our constitution and bill. >> well, we have a right to be able to defend ourselves from a rogue government. >> reporter: she wants to make sure the right is guaranteed, not only by the federal government, but, in kansas as well, that is it from here, bill, back to you. bill: thank you, douglas kennedy with us today. nice to see him, here in new york, a short cut to american politics. download the new america's election headquarters iphone app on-line or at our website. our shopping at the app store, grab it now, on-line for you there. martha, what is coming up. martha: a million dollar ad campaign on repealing health care is about to hit tvs across the country, folks, and who it is taking aim at and why, former new york governor george pataki who helped put the ads out will join us and tell us about it here in "america's newsroom." bill: and the parking meter confrontation on videotape that prompted a man to resign. roll this: >> take that and shove it up your [bleeped]. >> i have this on video. >> i could giv

. >> brady campaign says by preparing for armed conflict, it's you violating our constitution and billogue government. >> and she says the best way to defend against a rogue government is to prevent a rogue government by bearing arms. that's it from here, steve. back to you. >> douglas, you look like a pretty good shot. >> it's pretty easy with a double barrel shotgun, steve. >> how many takes, douglas? >> you know, do we discuss -- steve knows what happens in kansas, stays in kansas. >> thank you very much. >> if you could do the two unauthorized biography of steve doocy and find out really what happened in kansas to that man. >> that's right. that's after the show show. douglas kennedy in the newsroom. thank you, sir. >> see you guys. >> all right. meanwhile, headlines for you. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad says he's staying out of the trial of the two hikers being detained. josh fattal and shane bauer have been held for over a year after being caught crossing into iran accident accidentally. they've been accused of spying. a third hiker was released earlier this week because

brady, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2039 as amended on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2039, a bill to clarify the applicability of the buy america act to products purchased for the use of the legislative branch to prohibit the application of any of the exceptions to the requirements of such act to products bearing an official congressional insignia and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] smoo the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 371. the nays are 36. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsid

brady: thanks, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank my friend from new jersey, mr. lobiondo, for yielding. i rise in support of the audit the b.p. fund act 2010. i urge support for the bill that will provide for an ongoing independent government accountability office invest audit of the operations of the compensation fund created by b.p. to reimburse those who were harmed by the b.p. deepwater horizon oil spill in the gulf of mexico beginning on april 20, 2010. the bill specifically determines the effectiveness, including the timeliness of claims payments and the acura soif the operations and the amount of money compensated. i believe the b.p. fund was established to make whole those who have damaged or destroyed by the disaster. $20 million is a tremendous amount of money and can go a long way to compensate gulf coast victims of the spill. we must ensure the compensation is done fairly, without bias, political pressure or fraud. we have heard complaints from state and local attorneys critical of overly restrictive terms, others said there has not been enough time to assess the damages, others are concerned fraudsters will take money away from those honest families and b