. >> sean: brent bozell is here for this week's edition of media mash. >> more details in the shocking guns to mexico program that may threaten to bring down top administration officials. we'll tell you whose job may be at risk. >> we are on the road to 2012, hannity starts right now. >> casey anthony's fate has been decided. she will be a free woman next wednesday. while judge perry handed her the maximum punishment, during sentencing today, four years for lying to investigators, he gave her credit for the time she has already served and good behavior. judge perry slapped her with a $1,000 fine for each count. >> as a result of those four separate and distinct lies, law enforcement expended a great deal of time, energy and manpower, looking for young caylee marie anthony. >> sean: after sentencing the court announced casey's release date. >> at this time, i would like to announce that the defendant was given credit for 1,043 days. and at this time, her release date has been calculated as july 13th, 2011. >> sean: there you have it. just six more days behind bars for casey anthony. joi

here to help us point out the outrageous examples brent bozell. let's do this in order.t out perfectly. first, the gang of six deal. that of course validates obama and does what the media wants. it raises taxes. roll the tape. >> there are now some republicans who are willing to back this tough comprehensive package that not only includes spending cuts but includes tax reform which means increased revenues that is broadly consistent with what president obama has long advocated. >> this gang of six. these six senators the number is growing. their bipartisan framework, the president believes gives him momentum. roughly the same thing he's been pitching about four trillion in deficit reduction. not just spending cuts, also tax increases. the president believes in gives momentum to his argument as opposed to the republican argument of no new taxes. >> sean: brent hold your comments. i want to compare the disdain for cut, cap and balance is a waste of time. >> right now, house republicans are going to be voting on this balanced budget amendment, trying to get that added to th

brent bozelle, we thank you very much. rent, thank you very much, we'll see you next week. we go back live outside for a performance by 3 doors down shortly. first, let's check in with bill hemmer for what happens at the top of the hour. >> nice look out there. we're 12 floors up from you, steve. good morning. republicans with a no vote last night is a yes vote this morning. he now predicts passage in the house. you'll hear directly from him. john mccain compared the tea party to hobbits, among other things. today a tea partier, sharron angle, responds directly. that's just the first ten minutes. juan williams, mike huckabee, everything that moves on the hill, and a special co-host appearance to be revealed in 11 minutes. we'll see new a moment here on "america's newsroom." iove all the gadgets. check outhe backup cam. show me the carfax. oh yeah, can you show me the carfax? sunglass holder... for sunglasses. just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carx vehicle history report. see accidents and service rep

brent bozelle is here next. ♪ >> the 2012 presidential race is heating up and so are the main streamlook at michelle bachman getting grilled by another news outlet. >> earlier this year, you said that the founding fathers who wrote the constitution and the declaration of independence worked tirelessly to end slavery. now, with respect, congresswoman, that's just not true. many of them, including jefferson and washington, were actually slaveholders and slavery didn't end until the civil war. >> brent bozelle has been monitoring this situation. thank you for joining us. >> sure. my pleasure. >> brent, i want to get to you weigh in here about what you've just heard. what mr. stephanopoulos is talking about is a quote she made in january. you said this before, but it's really kind of harkening back, why do you think that this is happening with michelle bachman specifically? >> because they don't like her. there are a couple things going on. one, it will be -- i've been saying it for months and you're seeing it happen. now until election day 2012, it will be scorched earth against any rep

brent bozelle up with this week's media bias. >> alisyn: let's check in with my work husband, dave andrried. >> i don't know what's going on. you put us outside in the heat. >> we'll talk about that later. coming up this weekend, talk about a campaign headache. congressman michelle bachman suffering from migraines is taking a lot of heat from press. does that make her unfit to be the president of the united states? our medical a team will offer some perspective. >> like my co-host here, rite of passage, you grow up, you play on the monkey bars, you fall off, you break ten bones like you play in a sand box. now there is a movement to get rid of the sand in sand boxes. say it ain't so. we'll break that down for you coming up this weekend. 6:00 a.m. eastern time. but first, this crowd wants to hear some more music this morning. michael franti and spearhead with their song "i'll be waiting." michael, take it away. ♪ the best things in life aren't things living and breathing ♪ ♪ the best things in life are things, something you can believe in ♪ ♪ you're not going to last for long ♪ ♪ soon i

brent bozelle, the president of the media research center, joins us this morning.ly: good. all is well. let's talk about the money that is involved here because it's a lot of money. a grand total of $1.9 trillion per year, 40 years, adding up to the $76 trillion. researchers say it would cost less years ago. but we're not hearing a lot about this. why do you think that is? >> it's so outrageous! if the american people knew that the u.n. secretary general has signed off on this report -- this is serious stuff. this is what they want. if the public knew what they want, they're calling for a radically new economic system. they're calling for global governance. folks, that's one world government. i'm not a nut bag here. this is what they're calling for in this paper. it went from $600 billion two years ago to $1.9 trillion for 40 years. $76 trillion. they want half of it to go to developing countries. that's a massive redistribution of wealth. this is global socialism. if the american people knew about it, the first thing they'd be asking themselves is what in the worl