[narrator] even for expert navigators like bill stevens, the coast is still difficult to navigate with hidden offshore pinnacle rocks. with the help of the national park service, archaeologists have now begun to research this area and found that in fact there's been a very long history of settlement. [man] we knew this site was here. it hadn't been that well described, but it was found by some archaeologists who were working for the state of alaska following the exxon valdez oil spill, and there was great concern that some of these areas that were being impacted by the spill had archaeological sites on them that no one had looked for and that could be damaged by the oil directly or by clean-up activities, and one of the results of the spill was that almost 1,000 new archaeological sites were discovered. when alaska was purchased by the united states, they instituted the census every 10 years, and the first one in 1880 recorded a few people living in one village out on the coast, and by the next census in 1890, there were no native alaskan settlers out here. they had in the meantime res

bill: steven hayes out of washington. fox news is teaming up with google to host a republican presidential debate september 22nd in orlando, florida. you can submit your questions for the candidates. for the very first time you can actually vote on which questions you want the candidates to answer. love that, right? the topic, the questions. go to foxnews.com and online you can scroll down to the spotlight section and click on the presidential debate box and there is a link for to you submit your question. kick on the, ask a question tab. then you can either write us a question or submit a video for the candidates. you can also see other questions submitted and give them a thumbs up or thumbs down. the republican presidential debate hosted by fox news september 22nd along with google. give us a like or dislike. alisyn: great. i predict we'll get more creative suggestions. that's great. >>> there are serious new questions by a federal raid on the renowned gibson guitars. the government is questioning where the wood for gib

>> bill: who the energy secretary? >> steven chiu. >> bill: do we have a picture of him?> all this money is on the table. >> bill: he's the pinhead. he's the villain here. >> they're all villains. you're a villain for saying the government should be allowed to give out -- >> bill: when did i ever say that? >> you say it's the government's job to fine the next energy technology. >> bill: get encouraged by tax breaks, but not giving them money. >> then i misunderstood you. >> bill: you did: >> then i'm a pinhead. >> bill: excellent! you heard it. when we come back, bernie goldberg on some new polling that's nod good news for the media in america. charles krauthammer says he knows who barak obama really is. those reports after these messages. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. week days with persony segment. couple new media polls. 55% of americans do not, do not trust the american media, according to gallup. 44% say they do. also 47% believe the media is biased to the left. 13% say it's biased to the right. these must be communist people. and 36% opine

>> bill: who the energy secretary? >> steven chiu. >> bill: do we have a picture of him?all this money is on the table. >> bill: he's the pinhead. he's the villain here. >> they're all villains. you're a villain for saying the government should be allowed to give out -- >> bill: when did i ever say that? >> you say it's the government's job to fine the next energy technology. >> bill: get encouraged by tax breaks, but not giving them money. >> then i misunderstood you. >> bill: you did: >> then i'm a pinhead. >> bill: excellent! you heard it. when we come back, bernie goldberg on some new polling that's nod good news for the media in america. charles krauthammer says he knows who barak obama really is. those reports after these messages. i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake u

steven lynch has a bill to destrsave it and he joins me tonight. >> that's not what firefighters are telling me. that's not what chief reel told me tonight. >> the goons tried and failed to ambush me and the firefighters of ohio. of course, now they're lying about what we said. we'll play the tape and correct the record. >> well, i probably chose a poor word to explain that. >> rick perry is retreating from his tough language. jim moore will fill us in, and bill o'reilly's crusade to keep the rich from paying their fair share continues on the feud. you won't believe what he's saying now. >> nice to have you with us, folks. i can't let this one go. chapter number 2, and there will be more. the second biggest employer in the united states of america is under attack. no bigger story in the country if we're talking about jobs. because 120,000 postal workers, their jobs are on the chopping blocks, and republicans want to end, basically, 235 years of reliable mail service in america. now, delivering the mail, you know, this really isn't that he easy of a job. postal workers have to go door

potato head come off like steven hocking at this point. >> bill: i have to agree with you miller, whyle of this intense debate talking about pomegranate at his home and he has to get back there when the country has a 14 trillion-dollar debt. i think we should go to his house and rip up the pomegranates. no, that wouldn't be fun. >> at this point half the palm grant that thes think he is an idiot. they asked for a balanced thing and the republicans say okay we want a balanced budget amendment and they say anything balanced except that anything but that we want balance, not that balanced. >> bill: i don't know. the stuff looks -- if somebody were coming here from mars they would say oh, o'reilly he didn't say that miller made that up. no, it's true. president obama turning 50 tomorrow and going up to chicago for a big fundraiser. top ticket $35,800 to hang out with the president on birthday celebration. you say, miller? >> i say that's the very deaf nation of hollowness of leading a political life when you end up on nearest and dearest moment on your most personal evenings with donors.

bill: the debate lines are being drawn every day. steven morris a senior writer for the "wall street journal" is with us. >> great to be with us. bill: what he said continuously in that debate is said anytime a policy that has helped improve the american economy since barack obama took the white house in january of 2009. what is the policy or policies that have he helped the economy, steven. >> debbie is a very good spokeswoman for the democratic party but she has a tough sales job, bill. the truth is if you look at the wide array of statistics about how the economy has done over the last two and a half to three years since president obama has taken office there is just not much that looks very rosy right now. jobs picture is worse than it was back in january of 2009. the poverty numbers went up. the medium income for families went down. foreclosures, you just noticed that the housing numbers still took pretty lousy. the one statistic that actually has improved fairly significantly under barack obama has been the stock market. it was really

. >> joining me now, democrat eccongressman steven rossman of new jersey, and republican congressman billyesterday -- cassidy. thank you both for joining me. congressman cassidy, do you support language that is coming from some fellow republicans? >> well, of course i have a lot of fellow republicans. >> i'm talking about the ones attacking the president for saying we need a two-state solution and has said what he is doing is dangerous. >> in none of those quotes that you said did i hear anybody attacking the president about a two-state solution. i think what you did see as a theme was the same that ed koch said and the jewish voters in the race that bob turner just won and there's been question about the president's commitment. i'm pleased to say that the day the president was unequivocal and linked peace with israel by the palestinians with statehood, that's a good thing, but again ed koch and some democrats and some republicans are concerned. >> do you think prime minister netanyahu knows whether the president has a good record with supporting israel? let me show you what prime ministe

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bill: that speh with us very well received as you can only imagine. steven senior writer at "the weekly standard," is he a great republican flirt or are we moving on. >> it sounds like a campaign speech but that don't mean it was a campaign speech. it was funny monitoring twitter. some headlines said chris christie leaves the door open. chris christie loning towards getting in the race. others saying chris christie rules out a run for the white house. he's basically the rorschach test for republicans right now. it depend on whether you want to see him get in the race. bill: what does it say about how republicans feel about the current field? >> i believe there is some dissatisfaction about the current republican field. i think herman cain had a strong message and that's part of the reason he won. but there is no question there is dissatisfaction with the current field. and there has been this timing for chris christie and other candidates before him. bill: does it suggest a feeling of desperation? >> certainly the woman who asked the question last night soun

bill, a tax credit for hiring unemployed veterans and modernization of 5,000 public schools and tax credit for hiring long term unemployed and position to help refinance mortgages at low interest rates. steven, the white house is steering us told analysis from well known economist mark zandi who says this plan if enacted could create almost 2 million jobs. let me guess, you're skeptical? >> i'm friends with mark for a long time but he's been wrong. he's the one who said we would create 3.5 million jobs. an amazing statistic. i just looked up the numbers. we have 1 million fewer jobs today than we did in february of 2009 when we created the $800 billion stimulus plan. let me use a football analogy if i may. if you run the ball up the middle three times and you don't get any yards, on fourth down you don't run the ball up the middle and that's what the president is proposing. a lot of proposals you just mentioned were things in the original stimulus plan or payroll tax credit. we did that in january of this year. none of it has worked to create the kinds of jobs. >> ken rogoff, in order to find a solution let's make sure we understand the problem. simplest terms you can think of. why can't we

bill: if that's the expectation then, if mitt romney is agrees euf he might be ale to impress a lot of people. we shall see. stevenou. steven haze, weekly standard in washington. martha: former president george w. bush hitting the golf course today. he kicked off the fifth patriot golf day weekend at the dallas national golf club. it's part of a fantastic organization. it's a national fundraising program called folds of honor foundation and they have raised nearly $9 million for families of military service members. we may see a swing from the former president. and they help members of families who have those who are injured in action. here is what president bush said to us a little while ago. >> i'm not going back in the limelight. we have plenty capable people debating the issues. i'm going to spend a lot of my life honoring the vets and reminding america that we are a blessed nation to have people li likeed and dan to serve. our vets need the very best care they can get. i want to continue to remind people what a blessed nation we are. martha: what a great cause. it has created more than 2,00 2,000 scholarships

steven yates former deputy assistant to vice president dick cheney for national security affairs. how are you doing so and good morning to you. >> just fine, thank you bill: this comes on the day when two americans were released from an iranian jail, the timing is perfect. and not without coincidence, it's typical of him, ahmadinejad. >> they basically release people who never should have been held in the first place in the hopes of shaping a positive environment for concessions with their negotiating counter parts. western leaders should never ever get into this kind of tactic. bill: will he mention his nuclear program in his speech today? >> i doubt that he will. but it does stand in stark contrast to some of the vision president obama tried to layout in his speech about a world without nuclear weapons. with the threat of iran's program with its posture in the middle east i think it's an important out liar in what the president is going to assert. bill: how much longer do we have to deal with him, or take him i guess. is he in trouble back home? >> he's been undercut by the supreme leader. that doesn't change the nature of the threat from the state of

steven baldwin, jerry springer. >> brian: jerry, jerry. >> dana: log on for our after the show show. i'm going to stay for it. >> brian: go get boyz 2 men stuff. bill