bolling what does the cbo estimates say about the health care bill? another story we'll followup.n't care if you spread it out over ten years, $700 billion is a heck of a lot of money. and bolling sang a different tune the other day, hollering about the bogus report saying that obama was spending $200 million a day to o his trip to asia. >> what's obama's about to do to go to a trip on india that will cost $200 million. that's $200 million per day. americans are suffering with the rough economy at unemployment at an all-time high. president obama still doesn't hesistate to take billions from taxpayers. a guy who is spending hundreds of billions of bucks a day of our money. >> priceless tape. there's actually a righty in america who cares about americans losing their homes. we're saving that one. i can guarantee you. now, the report about the president spending $200 million a day has been completely debunked but who cares about facts? but even if it were true, $200 million is less than .03% of the $700 billion bolling says is not af a lot of money. this guy is a complete hypocrite.

jonas max ferris, and eric bolling. how ugly is this going to get for jobs. this is an adomination. you have the left saying only extend credit for people under $250,000, middle class tax. and right saying how about the people above 250,000 because that is small business, small business creates jobs, it's small business-- if small business doesn't get the tax credits they're not going to hire. we've heard people saying i am neat going to hire. i'm not hiring two until i need five. >> is that how that's going to go down? >> exactly. a couple of facts here, liz. the obama administration likes to paint this as tax cuts for the rich, but we know that in that rich, that over, you know, 200,000 or so, 50% of thosere small businesses, we also know that small businesses create all the net job growth in the can't and yet, small businesses, the job growth they're creating now is the lowest since the last recession, the lowest in the last 18 years or so, at least second lowest. so by increasing taxes on those rich. if they just substituted small businesses, there would be an uproar like you've

. >> boll -- politics get many riled up in argentina. this woman lets her hands do the talking. she is upset with the crowd after they criticized her husband who's a union leader. that's slapping, if you call that slapping. she's being asked to step down from her post. >> he just wanted to talk about a bout in vegas. >>> all right. >>> that was quite the slap. >> yeah, thank you for watching eyewitness news. maryland's news station. ,, for many people on medicare, it's that time of year again. when you can evaluate your current healthcare coverage and maybe consider other choices. well, now is a good time to take a look at an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. get started by calling for your free information kit and guide to medicare. as you probably know, medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. a medicare supplement insurance plan helps cover some of it. that could save you up to thousands of dollars a year in out-of-pocket costs. and you can visit any doctor who accepts medicare

eric bolling along with democratic strategist jgemu green. >> and dest. pete the election outcome?really think so, brenda. remember a couple of months ago there were a few democratic senators and congress women saying maybe we should extend the bush era tax cuts forward. the market rally that week, 400 points and now there was confusion earlier in the week whether or not they'd be willing to extend the tax cuts temporarily and market held its own until mr. obama went on tv and said no, no, no, i'm not talking for everyone, just the people i've been talking about all along and nancy pelosi backed him up. guess what the market rolls over down 200 for the we cannot a good performance. >> i don't know if we actually looked the market longer term during the obama administration, it hasn't done that poorly. >> exactly and i think the reality is when eric says the people they've been talking about, those are the middle class americans. obama is interested in a tax cut from 98% of americans, from middle class americans. i'm sorry those are-- >> we are, too. >> those who voted to fix the ec

a 6-year-old was seriously hurt when two cars collided south of bolling gear road. the child had to be airlifted. you can see what happened to traffic. three others were injured in that wreck. 7 other people were hurt in a crash that caused this van for disabled people to overturn. it happened at al mainan crescent. it was making a turn when the car hit it. that pushed the car on to a parked car. six people in the van, the driver of the moving car all taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the antioch man charged in last week's bay bridge standoff pleaded not guilty in court today. though say craig carlos valentino stopped his suv on the upper deck about 7:00 a.m. thursday, he apparently claimed he had explosives, shod a handgun, before threatening to kill himself. while his 16-year-old daughter was in the suv at that time although she was not hurt the gunman eventually gave himself up. drivers in belvedere, keeping an eye out for officer upon smith, he is forcing them to slow down without much effort on his part. we are introduced to one of the hardest work

. >> boy i tell you the story of bolling's life. >> here you go. >> cavuto on business is up next! this show is over. >> just say no to the gaitway drug, president obama's debt commission calling for a ban on all congressional ear marks. and now, republicans senator jim demint will be seeing if his own party has the guts to do it on tuesday. critics of the crackdown say it's only going to save about 16 billion bucks and saying nothing of the three adepositional government programs, and that 16 billion helped secure. hi, i'm neil cavuto. and charles payne, dagen mcdowell, add laam lashinsky of making earmarks, everyone keeps saying it's a drop in the bucket and yet no one has the will to let it go. let it go, the people have spoken. i find it interesting that this would be a big problem with in the republican party. >> big worry to me. >> a lot of the big republicans are saying if we don't, if we don't keep this, then the president has it. the message was to everyone on capitol hill, no, none of you have it. none of you have the right to spend this money anymore, that's what the peo

so eric bolling just say, andy garcia, george bush, he's more interested in andy garcia?n: no, sanchez, garcia comparison. >> coming up short lyrics we will have the former president of the united states here on the campus of smu. right now we're in front of meadows museum. they're going to dedicate his presidential center a couple of hours from now. also we've got with us the smu cheerleaders and i understand you've got a message for the former president. right? >> yeah. usa! usa! usa! usa! >> very nice. that's right. >> usa! >> what you defies cannot tell is they're freezing. right? just a little bit cold. the president is going to be with us very, very shortly and i promise at least two e-mailers will have their questions answered this hour by the former president of the united states, george bush, live from dallas. this is a big final hour right here on "fox & friends" on this tuesday. >> gretchen: we look forward to that. let's do a couple headlines. new details in the case of a missing ohio family. police now say the man accused of kidnapping 13-year-old sarah mayna

people with their financial boll cal backing people that could crush the grapes could get delegates andpaign. >> i give you the conservative choice for president harry goldwater. >> they had the date conservative movement one way i would have the march in 1962. >> the standing room only event was hosted by young americans for freedom a conservative youth group. >> conservatives today is not the conservatives we in knoll lapped during the heyday of liberalism and the well stafare state. conservatives make no apologies for the principals. >> we were full of ourselves we were kids. gold wauter spoke after midnight electrified us and we were on fire. >> we are going to remain free thanks to young people. >> but then as 62 turned into 63 we began to see that he didn't think he could win the president seep and he wasn't about to try. we were at one quack cuss we weren't getting anywhere what could you do when your man flew an odd run. someone over my shoulder said let's draft the son of a pitch. somebody said what if he doesn't let us draft him? let's draft him anyway. >> draft him to face jo

eric bolling is the anchor of following monty.asn't great to begin with and it just got a lot worse. >> this what is we always knew. we follow the money. the fed said 3% to 3 1/2% growth this year. they came out saying it won't be anywhere near that. that's a 33% decrease from the forecast. all economic activity, all the goods and services the economy puts outs. always good to have growth. when it doesn't grow, that's a recession. fit continues that could be a depression. they are saying we are coming out of a recession. the bad news is it's downgraded from the original projection. we bought into a lot of these policies that they have given us. $600 billion additional dollars after $2 trillion that had been injected into the economy. they say put another $600 billion in. this would go into the bond markets. the feds brintsd your dollars, made its up, thin air, it into the economy and it did it in a special way. they did it through friends and family which means tell the bhnd buyers of the world, the morgan stanleys, we are about t

eric bolling is the anchor of "follow the money."going to pay even if we are managing to keep up. >> following the money became difficult recently. there have been scandals. sub prime, we know about that. robosigning -- we are talking about here. it comes down to modifications. banks are trying to robosign and rubber stamp foreclosures. they were pushing the process through to get the bad mort gauges sometimes not so gad mortgages off their books. but the problem was they were putting good mort gauges or questionable mort gauges in with bad mort gauges and now people -- bad mortgages. so a lot of mess to be cleared out on the hilda. shannon: thank you very much. we'll head to the white house. we have been telling you about this all last hour. staff sergeant salvatore giunta, you see him at the white house. he's going to receive the medal of honor. in 2007 he was in afghanistan, caught in a firefight. and he was a true hero that day going in to save a wounded comrade. let's listen into the ceremony. >> we commit ourselves to service t

now, this is eric bolling. he is the host of follow the money, which. >> thank you, glenn. the fox business network. how are you? >> i'm great. things are going up. >> glenn: you and i talked about this i think it was monday morning i came in. at fox we have really intense conversations at times in the hallway. you will be passing and you go wait a minute oil and corn are going through the roof, right? people are going to be starving to death you are like yeah, it's going to be bad. i asked to you put together and explain exactly what's going up and why. >> vilsack said the corn thing, this is all just what did he say it's all just speculators you are not going to worry about it? >> the government will tell you, people will tell that you we don't even have inflation. the reason for that is because the government puts out an inflation number that removes food and energy. how convenient, right? because the only two things that we really use every day food and energy. so you remove that and things don't look that bad. >> glenn: he says i'm sure the commodity prices -- i'm not

. >> we have downed wires, damaged bolls, downfalls. there is a lot of work to be done. -- we had downed wires, damaged and downed poles. >> people were dealing with destroying fences and toppled chimneys. the storms literally came out of nowhere. >> i heard the hail hitting the house and that is what woke me up. i looked out of the window and by the time i looked out of the window, this tree was coming into it. >> the governor and the mayor with other city and state officials remain floored by the damage as they toured the area. it is possible that the area could get federal dollars. they are impressed with what mother nature did. >> their roofs that were torn off. cars were thrown together as if they were toys. >> the mayor has issued a curfew for this entire area. this is starting right now at 5:00 lasting until 7:00 tomorrow morning. the company that owns the apartment complexes says that they will provide housing for the displaced. the power company plans to have power back for the non condemned buildings by midnight tonight. this

eric bolling, he follows the money every night in prime time! martha. martha: and we follow him, thank you very much. >>> they were bankrupt, and now gm's stock is back, and it is the talk of wall street right now, folks. the company is on pace to sell $18.1 billion in shares. look at that number. it's likely going to be the second largest ipo, initial public offering, ever, in the history of the u.s. stock market. here is president obama's reaction to all this yesterday: >> today, one of the toughest tales of the recession took another big step towards becoming a success story. general motors relaunched itself as a public company, cutting the government's stake in the company by nearly half. what's more, american taxpayers are now positioned to recover more than my administration invested in gm. that's a very good thing. martha: very good thing. meanwhile, the markets thursday thought it was a pretty good thing, too, up 173 points, two very good days for the dow jones industrial average, the biggest gain point since november 4th, futures right now for

airing bolling from follow your money -- eric bolling from fox business news joins us. we are heading towards financial disaster in this country. >> in fact, senator gregg was offered a job in the white house, also commerce secretary, and he said if i take that job i'll have to give up my senate seat. it's important to get fiscally responsible in the senate and now he's retiring but he's on to something. in two years, in less than two years, mr. obama has managed to rack up $3 trillion in debt, 670 days that, equals, $3 trillion, from george washington's inauguration through ronald reagan's last day in august, 200 years, the velocity at which we're adding to the debt is out of control, it's exponential compared to what we used to be, judd gregg is right, we have to either stop the spending which i think he wants to do, or figure out a way to handle the bush tax cuts. we have to figure out a way to make them go forward without crushing our debt, adding trillions on to the debt. phillip: you know -- martha: you know, it is so disturb wh-g you look at the debt numbers and

the middle class tax cuts, eric bolling, anchor of "money rocks" is here with cards and numbers...guy has gold in his pockets... >> i don't have golden my pockets. bill: by the way... some facts. if you allow the wealthy to keep their tax cuts, does it cost $700 billion over ten years, yes or no. >> yes, over $70 billion a year. bill: if you give tax cuts to people making less than $200,000 a year and families less than $250,000 a year, how much is that costing us over ten years. >> closer to 2, and a "t" next to it, $2 trillion. >> $200 billion a year. is that a lot of money? here's one for you. take this one, camera 2. $3.8 trillion, in the 2011 budget and knock 5% off of that, 5%, tough economy, and, recession, and households cut back, if i cut back 5% i can do that, if the federal government cuts back, 5% you can extend the bush tax cuts for everyone making $250,000 for less. bill: i've heard the figure before, i think it was stimulus. $700 billion. >> one shot deal, that stimulus. bill: t.a.r.p. was $700 million. >> 8 -- came out to -- 800 and change, and there were 862 or 850

boll. even a state chance at a formal education, but as training to be an act dirt come in the experience was ideal. his father performed all the great roles and edwin absorbed and internalized everything he watched from behind the scenes. meanwhile, john was at home in maryland with their mother, watching her into her more public humiliation for of course junius is by now ex-wife stayed in baltimore and continued to persecute the family. because of the dr to this reputation by this adultery scandal, john wilkes' mother was determined that john the fall for children would be socially respectable. she wanted to train him to be a gentleman until all the cash that edwin sent home from touring with their father, she spent on board in schools, etiquette classes, even dancing lessons for john wilkes. but john wanted a different future. tonight his father teaching, tonight the experience of touring, he studied shakespeare alone by himself at the family firm and was not easy for him to do so. in 18

then after the autopsy, the em boll myrrhs came. they didn't know at that moment, there was going to be the great funeral pageant. lincoln was embalmed by the same embalmers of his son willie. for the next few days, lincoln's body was in seclusion. there was decided there'd be a viewing in the east room. he was carried down the stairs on april 18th. then there was decided it would have been a funeral. it was the coveted ticket. 600 people would fit into the east room to attend the lincoln funeral. then a presession, then people viewed him there. then his final presession took him from the dome to the railroad station. by then, the nation was getting calls to send lincoln back to the people. secretary of war stanton was in charge of all things related to the lincoln funeral and other things. telegrams started coming in. send him to philadelphia. we must see him in new york. the president, of course, was lincoln's great train journey east in february 1861 after he'd been elected president. so essentially, the few variouses, the lincol

miller is challenging, an example of a boll lot today, lisa murkowski spelled exactly right. of being printed is a cursive l. he's challenging that. i ask you, what would the rule of law be on that? it's clear what the voter intent is, the voter intent is lisa murkowski. this is the level of challenge that they have resorted to. and again, i would suggest to you that when you make challenges like this, you are working to disenfranchise that voter. >> what is your sense of when this will be resolved, not only the count but the legal challenges, when the new congress believes in january, do you believe there will be, whether it is you or mr. miller, that there will be a senator from alaska who will by that point be certified the winner? >> i absolutely believe so. in fact i think we will know with greater certainty by the end of this weekend, we will be able to move beyond where we are with the count in juneau and mr. miller will realize that any legal challenges that he may choose to advance are effectively going to be mute. >> if you are here as alaska senator in january, one

that's what we did when bolls was chief of staff to clinton and negotiated wi ed witd with beginni gingrich. you remember, when that first balanced budget was acleaved, it was exactly 21%, and we had three balanced budgets in a row. we had greeat prosperity and jos in this country. we'll have to do both. now, the fact is, we've got deficits over the next ten years of $10 trillion. $10 trillion. this deficit commission is only proposing that we cut $4 trillion out of the $10 trillion. we're still going to have big deficits. at least it gets us on the road to sanity. if we can't do four, you know, we -- just count on it, we will be second class country -- >> david gergen, i'm going to stop you there. they're head shaking in the room here. we have to move on, but there's an interesting debate starting. maybe we can walk through the substance in the days ahead. next, new alarming information that at least one of the cargo packages sent from yemen two weeks ago was timed to blow up just as the plane was landing in the united states. plus, new reporting tonight from cnn that al qaeda is planning

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bolls-simpson basically embraces and furthers obama care. it doesn't do any restructuring around obama care. it actually does some things that makes obama care implement itself even more quickly. obviously i have a big problem with that. i go in a different direction. so in response to that, i proposed an amendment to the process with alice rivling, bill clinton's budget director and vice chairman of the federal reserve under bill clinton. alice is one of the heads of the brookings institution. she's a democrat on the left side of the aisle, i'm republican on the right side of the aisle so we had the plan we proposed as a substitute for the medicare and medicaid reforms. that's something that we're trying to advance in bolls-simpson where we block medicaid to the states to let governors innovate and customize their health care programs to meet their state's needs and for medicare which has a $38 trillion unfunded liability, the biggest fiscal problem we have in the federal government, obama care would actually exacerbate the problems in medi

bolls-simpson basically embraces and furthers obama care. it doesn't do any restructuring around obama care. it actually does some things that makes obama care implement itself even more quickly. obviously i have a big problem with that. i go in a different direction. so in response to that, i proposed an amendment to the process with alice rivling, bill clinton's budget director and vice chairman of the federal reserve under bill clinton. alice is one of the heads of the brookings institution. she's a democrat on the left side of the aisle, i'm republican on the right side of the aisle so we had t plan we proposed as a substitute for the medicare and medicaid reforms. that's something that we're trying to advance in bolls-simpson where we block medicaid to the stat to let governors innovate and customize their health care programs to meet their state's needs and for medicare which has a $38 trillion unfunded liability, the biggest fiscal problem we have in the federal government, obama care would actually exacerbate the problems in medicare

eric bolling is here to talk about this jobless situation. what do you see in the numbers? >> last month we got the unemployment rates and it was elevated, 9.6%, 14 1/2 million people still out of work, the initial jobless claims, the new filers for jobless benefits, stays elevated. anything above 400,000 is elevated. three hundred fifty thousand, down to 300,000, you want the number to go down, then you start talking about job creation in the economy. under 300, then clearly we're creating jobs. above 400, we're at least staying stagnant, maybe hemorrhaging jobs continuing. jenna: we need to see a trendline. we're seeing that number on our screen now. we should mention, we get it early because it's veterans day. just not to surprise anybody. i want to ask you, what was happening in london, we see the huge student protest and it has to do with tuition costs but the u.k. is really going through something with their economy. what's your take? >> first we saw it in greece, the protests in greece, then we saw it -- saw it in france, remember they took hostages outside an oil re

bolls-simpson basically embraces and furthers obama care. it doesn't do any restructuring around obama care. actually does some things that makes obama care implement itself even re quickly. obviously i have a big problem with that. i go in a different direction. so in response to that, i proposed an amendment to the process with alice rivling, bill clinton's budget director and vice chairman of the federal reserve under bill clinton. alice is one of the heads of the brookings institution. she's a democrat on the left side of the aisle, i'm republican on the right side of the aisle so we had thelan we proposed as a substitute for the medicare and medicaid reforms. that's something that we're trying to advance in bolls-simpson where we block medicaid to the states to let governors innove and customize their health care programs to meet their stats needs and for medicare which has a $38 trillion unfunded liabili, the biggest fiscal problem we have in the federal government, obama care would actually exacerbate the problems in medicare. we prop

eric bolling is the anchor of "following the money" on the network network a-- fox busines, and whathink of the plan? 6.5% on everything, i see your white card there, 6.5% on everything, highlighted, thank you very much. corporate taxes cut, income taxes cut and payroll tax holiday, good idea? >> i love it, and by the way, i'm sure we'll hear from a lot of people who watch and follow, whatever, here's the great part. this is a consumption tax and means, if you don't want to consume it you will not pay the tax on it, better than the income taxes we're getting, income tax, local tax, state, local tax, whether you like it or not, they'll take it, when you tax people on income they make you are forcing them out of the job market and companies to go overseas and when you tax people on consumption you are affecting their consumption, granted and the economy may hurt but are allowing them to make the choice. i don't have a choice on the payroll tax and income tax but i have a choice... martha: but, will people feel enough relief, corporations feel enough relief, to stomach the 6.5%. >> it h

i thought it was very telling, a eric bolling had that shovel ready line. and dick cheney stole that during the show. >> got a big laugh from it. let's tell you what's coming up on the show today. danika patrick. brian you'll be talking to her. >> yes, she'll hopefully talk back. dolly parton. she'll talk about her career. >> nia vardalos will be joining us and talking about national adoption and richard simmons is always talking about fat. and he'll tell us about our kids may be too big. what we can do to help them live a good life. >> he's very in touch with his emotions. >> interested to get his take on the new system in arizona where kids are getting fat report cards. that story for you in this hour as well. now your headlines. incumbent congresswoman melissa bean is the latest democrat to concede her race. joe walsh is now the congressman-elect from illinois. this as the house is set to vote on its new leadership today. john boehner expected to become the first house speaker. nancy pelosi will likely become house minority leader despite a challenge fro

what's with the mixed message as soon as one message coming your way now from eric bolling, host of ">> brian: why? >> because this is the white house blinking. they blinked when david axelrod gave an interview to the huffington post. if you know them, it reads like these liberal playbooks. we have to deal with the world as we find it. the world of what it takes to get this done. that's not the part. the part is when the headline on the huffington post says, white house gives in on bush tax cuts and then they further explain not just some of the bush tax cuts. all of the bush tax cuts. >> steve: temporarily. >> here, you have to do this. you have to pull up the card. forget geraldo, he's a great journalist, but he can't make a card worth you know what. $70 billion, that's the difference, that's what it would cost to extend the bush tax cuts per year for the upper level, less than 2% of the budget. less than 2% of the 2011 budget. you have to do this because these are the people that create jobs. >> steve: geraldo says, if you're making more than a million, they're rich. they can affor