cantor just talked about. their proposal for social security reform and entitlement reform with medicare is to privatize social security. [ overtalk ] >> no, no, no. i didn't interrupt you. eric, i did not interrupt you. >> congresswoman, go ahead. >> excuse me. i politely listened to you. eric and his colleagues including paul ryan who i debated and stood next to me and acknowledged he has proposed privatizing social security; particularly, for the generation under 55 years old. they would yank it out from the seniors -- >> bret: a portion of the -- >> -- the program and turn medicare to a voucher program. eric is part of the young guns book where they tout that proposal. one thing i know voters don't want -- and i represent a state with a tremendous number of seniors. they don't want to esee the safety net yanked out from under them. >> bret: so your answer is no. so your answer is that you would vote no if the debt commission comes back with recommendations that include -- >> i want to see what the debt com

first, congressman cantor, why should voters give republicans another chance? >> clearly, bret, over the last 20 months the country has seen what the other party has had to offer. unfortunately, there hasn't been a lot of coming together in terms of trying to come up with solutions to get people back to work. and now, we have got a sense across the country with unemployment hovering around 10%, 86% of the country knowing someone who is out of a job, people want things to get better. as you know, the democratic candidates across the country are running as fast as they can from the agenda that president obama and speaker pelosi put forward. whether it is the stimulus bill or cap and trade energy bill or the healthcare bill, all of those things have not even been discussed on the campaign trail because they are wildly unpopular and on top of all that we have laid over $4 trillion of additional debt on to the backs of our working families and small businesses in the last two years because of this agenda. people had enough and the democrats haven't listened and we a

i think cantor is making this mistake.g is unconstitutional theory of government suffered two more blows. a federal judge in michigan ruling the mandatory enrollment portion of the affordable health care act is allowed under commerce clauses. also yesterday miller confirming that in the past his family received assistance from federal medicaid. assistance like federal unemployment benefits miller wants to deny everybody else because he thinks they're unconstitutional. >>> sharron angle's juice is spoils. two leading nevada republicans, the wife of the state's former republican governor and state senator bill raggio endorsing harry reid. raggio who defeated angle in a 2008 primary calling her ineffective, radical with extreme views on medicare, social security, administration. the candidate springing a trap set for mr. reid in march by tom coburn. the ad claims and she expects to be taken seriously after an ad like this, that reid supports giving viagra to child molesters and sex offenders. of course he doesn't. who would?

he's right about one thing, cantor was just one congressman. republican jewish coalition came out alongside cantor in condemning this, but where's john boehner? where's joe lieberman? where's anybody of consequence on this? >> i have no idea. you would think that today there would have been a stream of denunciations and you wouldn't have been able to see around here for the dust kicked up by the feet of people running as fast as they can away from this guy. i mean, this is -- you know, you don't just decide to dress up like a nazi on a whim. i mean, you kind of think about it, you know -- or do you? if you don't think about it, that's even, like, scarier? >> there is nobody locally from his side or nationally to stand up and say, even, "i don't have a problem with this," but realistically, there's a more of you in a nazi uniform. this will make it impossible for you to get elected. you have to come up with a much better apology, or you have to quit. is there nobody to say that? >> apparently not. apparently his spokesman isn't going to do it fo

s chances for taking back the majority, and the democrats' plan for defending their turf kit eric cantor, the minority whip and debbie wasserman schultz, and we'll talk to republican karl reef and democrat joe trippe, also new evidence of a jobless recovery, we'll discuss with the sunday group, how this latest unemployment numbers will impact the final weeks of the campaign and from the base to political ads we'll see what has been happening on the trail. all, right now, on fox news. hello from fox news in washington. for a look at where we stand in the fight for which party will control the house, we turn to two leaders, from ann arbor, michigan, congressman eric cantor, he's the second ranking republican in the house, and, from portland, maine, debbie wasserman schultz, the chief deputy whip, welcome to fox news sunday, both of you and you are campaigning for candidates around the country and we'll start with a straightforward question to you. why should american voters send your party to washington, first, congressman cantor, why should voters give republicans another chance? >> clear

i would have hoped to hear something a bit more clarion from representative cantor. you know, "i'm against anything like that." well, you know, i'm really, really against anything like that. and question this guy and whether he's suitable for the office that he seeks. >> the real one, not in the dress-up -- >> yeah, the real one, not the -- i don't even want to think about whether he wants to be promoted to, you know, capitan or whatever. >> speaking of not hearing enough, there's a headline i saw today on a blog on "newsweek." the nazi sympathizer who isn't, ohio congressman rich iott is being attacked for wearing a nazi uniform, but shouldn't we be concerned about his views, not his attire? and it goes on to suggest this is just -- a lot of the mainstream media is treating them with kid gloves. any other time in our history, wouldn't the press, left, right, and middle, just for the sake of the story, be screaming for the rooftops, hey, look, a lot of crazy people running for office? >> i would think so. i would think so. i mean, you've got a witch, you've got a guy

you call the book "young guns" congressman cantor. what's different about you guys?>> well, "young guns" was a project that kevin, paul ryan, and i were working on several years ago. and the name was sort of given to us by fred barnes who'd written an article about the work we were doing. but essentially what happened was we were tired of losing as a party. we didn't want to be a part of what we had seen transpire over the last several years which resulted in the voters firing us in '06 and then again in '08. and what we saw was, you know, we really needed help in terms of finding more people to come to washington to join us, but join us for the right reasons. >> suarez: so to an extent this is not just your... the three of you's argument against the democrat but also to the approach of other republicans? >> the whole concept of "young guns" is about ideas. what we've done is we've taken the brand of "young guns" that fred barnes gave us to go out across the country and find candidates willing to challenge democrats based upon principles that would solve problems. be

jim cantore is live in stow, vermont. but there are still leaves.ice cornucopia of colors behind you. >> nice. nice word right there. >> you like that? >> yeah, i do. i'm impressed. you can see where a lot of these leaves have been blown off the trees. but it doesn't take many. you just kind of get in here and you can see the reds and the yellows. just absolutely gorgeous, especially when you have this nice undercoats of snow, which for the time being will hang around here. remember, the ground is still warm, so you're getting heating from the ground and it's actually melting the snow from underneath. we've been showing this all morning, this poor attempt at a snowman. this guy is definitely on the tilt. he's starting to lean, the gravity of being on the downhillside here is taking over. of course, there's so much water in this snow, probably about an inch of water for every three inches of snow. and it's definitely soupy out here today. we'll see how long he lasts. but the storm is pulling on out. we'll see things improve. as bill was talking about

republican congressman eric cantor, and democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, gave theird becomes, we can have a new day in washington and can come together and work with some things, that will produce and -- results and get people back to work. >> american voters will have a choice between democratic candidates and incumbent members who have been pushing hard to turn the economy around, create jobs, have... the recovery acts, 3 million jobs, passed health care reforms. >> eric: and, joining us is the anchor of special report, bret baier filling in for chris wallace, this morning on fox news sunday. good morning. >> hey, eric, good morning. >> eric: there's the debate, both sides, what do they predict. >> both sides acknowledge that in this political environment with the economy where it is now, it's an uphill battle for democrats, debbie worries man schultz is making the case, across the country, she is saying races tighten, and based on individual one-on-one races and that is what democrats want to see, they want to see these individual campaigns, go head-to-head, times

but we're going to get a sense of what the environment is on both sides from congressman eric cantor, from virginia and congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz. >> and there is a anti- incumbent mood going on and 70% of the people disapprove of the juror of the government. but once people do get into the office, the challenge is to do something different. >> governing is the tough part. and republicans acknowledge that the last time they had a wave, back in 1994, that they essentially now say they dropped the ball in the governing part and let that get away from them. and over the next few years, became a party of spending again. so they acknowledge that issue. democrats are trying to make these races very local, trying to get down to each individual candidate, one-on-one, to see how they can go up against their opponents. so far it hasn't made a big shift in the polls across the country. but some races are tightening. >> so you're going to have eric cantor on from virginia, debbie wassermann schultz from florida, but talking strategy with karl rove. you said more than 20 days here. w

boehner, eric cantor and paul ryan were summarily rejected.you recall, david, republican leader particular members, couldn't get meetings with the president. they tried after sending letters and requests to go through the president's agenda, to see how we could help. we're hoping for a better relationship between the white house and republicans come january. >> let me a you about t landscape right now. what do you seeout there? what are we looking at on election day, a huge gop wave that takes the house and senate? what are your views at this poi point? >> david, there is a vibration out here that's unlike anything i've seen before. i've been on my fire pelosi bus since september 15th. we get off the bus on october 30th. in that time i've seen a consistent ground swell of exciteme and energy toward this election. the voters are tired of the fact that the federal government has not listened to them over the past two years, has moved in its own direction, at its own rhythm and they want to pull backn that. i think you're going to see a wave, unp

who is to check on the back cantor's? most shocking is the number of sophisticated countries mired in greed. the protest against austerity and reid mike asked about this in panama. why is of venezuela down near the bottom of the table? to discuss the corruption index, he is joined by the doctor. >> to boat -- and do both of you except these findings? pretty corrupt. >> thank you for inviting me. i have to say last time it was very insulting and patronizing that you would take a massive group of propaganda. >> the answer to that question is you do not accept. >> absolutely not. we have never done anything to anyone, not even in venezuela. they are pretending to be the barometer when corruption is unique to private sector and public officials. >> what about as far as finland is concerned? do you accept these findings? >> i am not very surprised that this kind of ranking has been established. i am not talking about other countries. i am talking about finland and perhaps the other nordic countries that you see at the top of t

heading west into frederick county, it is cooler out in allegheny and eric cantor. b.g.e. in allegheny and tarrant county. you can see clear skies all across our region. we are going to stay clear and cool overnight with flows from 47 in the suburbs to about 54 at the inner harbor. strong high pressure over our region will produce another day like today for saturday and for sunday and at least part of monday before some of the unsettled weather al west can reach you. tomorrow we will be watching this front come out of northern new england. the showers will dissipate and head off shore, but the front will be heading south. you might not even notice the front going by, but as we get into monday, you then see showers coming out of cleveland to pittsburg which will make its way south and east. until they get here, it is picture-perfect october weather. partly cloudy and mile tomorrow, highs ranging room 72- 77. on the bay tomorrow, west winds at five-to-10 knots. a water temperatures will be in the 60's. it is the autumn or festival out in garrett county. started thursday and

the weather channel's jim cantore joins us live. i just saw skiers going by your snowman? hello. >> skiing uphill. >> and it's perfect out here for skiing. a nice wet snow. kind of heavy. they got a chance to glide along it. as you can see, the snowman that's been hanging around with us all morning is still here. it hasn't melted yet unlike a lot of the snow on the ground which will continue to melt. look ta water content of this snow. i mean, look at that. i don't even have to wring this one out. it's just soaked. that's how much water is in this. about an inch of rain, inch of liquid to four inches of snow. even though the chair isn't running now and people can't get up to do some skiing on the foot of snow this morning, people are excited to have the snow here. no question about it. i understand if you are coming to new england this weekend to enjoy the leaves, which we still have many buses doing that and now the storm's pulling out, that's great news, the tourism board is not going to charm for the snow. how is that? >> that's really nice of them. what's the temperatu

el caso mÁs reciente fue el del famoso cantor roberto cantoral. herencias o sucesiones. aunque no tengan la posibilidad econÓmica de contactar al abogado. pero que por lo menos paguen por esa consulta para que sepan quÉ es lo que deben hacer. >> cuÁl es la importancia de hacer un testamento? >> nunca queremos pensar en la muerte pero cuando morimos y dejamos propiedades atrÁs. y sea poco o mucho, y no dejamos una distribuciÓn de cómo en vida quisiÉramos que se reparta esta herencia ocasiona todos estos problemas en la familia porque la ley va a definir cÓmo se reparte la herencia. >> porque tÚ piensas que no te va a tocar a ti. >> por lo mismo, piensa que no tiene tanto como los ricos y famosos que deben tener un testamento. en el momento en que la persona tiene cuentas de banco o se casa y empieza a tener hijos, esas personas deberÍan proteger su propiedad con un testamento. >> cuÁnto cuesta redactar un testamento? >> es la pregunta perfecta. yo siempre digo que hagan un testamento con un abogado que lo sepa hacer, esto cuesta entre 300 y 500 dÓl

minority whip eric cantor and deputy majority whip debbie waserman schulz squaring off.eview from brett fair who is filling in for chris wallace. >> it got a little feisty there for awhile. >> it did. they were both on remote shots so it is tough when they continue talking kind of talk over one another. we learned a few things. one is neither sidereally wants to talk about cut k. cutting social security or medicare even though that may be what happens with the president's debt or deficit commission because 23 days from an election it is too radio active to talk about even. also, we learned that there is this big fight about really what democrats have done, the messaging and how republicans going to portray it in districts around the country. democrats want it to be individual races in all of the individual races. republicans obviously want to nationalize it. >> absolutely. and i know that president obama called out karl rove directly on the stump earlier this week. karl rove who is a fox news contributeor and former bush advisor, taking aim at some of his fund raising ta

jim cantore, thanks so much. >>> finally a crazy police chase in brazil. cops saying the driver of the black caress caped from prison. the suspect first weaved through traffic until he was blocked. then he decided to just hit everything in his way. including a number of motorcycle cops. officers actually opened fire, causing other drivers to run for cover. in all the driver hit at least nine cars and four motorcycles. look at that. he was shot five times by police before finally being taken into custody. wow. i guess, o.j.'s got nothing on this guy, right? >> good grief. >> yikes. >> all right, melissa, thanks. >> bill karins is here with a check of your forecast. good morning, bill. >> i'm not looking to talk about something that's just gorgeous and that's the forecast across the country. because we showed you what happened in new england. it was windy and it was raw. that storm is going to pull out slowly during the day today. but much of the country. fantastic from the southeast to the middle of the nation, all the way back up to the pacific northwest.

so this is a follows a interview that jim rickards gave to eric cantor at king world news and he was asked by eric king what would happen if the dollar collapsed and tim record says well it's ok because the u.s. could go on to a gold standard because they have eight thousand tons of gold but then listen to the rest of us what he says and in addition to that there is over six thousand. foreign official gold that stored in the united states but we could always convert if we wanted to it but all the pros are back your you know states could just secure it we could go through convoy move it to west point or something though secure us well cation it might just give it your b.c. yeah well the key word there is convert where you have to explain this to us max because it's like one of these financial words perhaps like securitization a fancy word for something else perhaps stealing. yeah the germans have sixty six percent of their gold bullion held in new york and what jim records are saying. thing is that in the global currency war where gold ultimately becomes the winning currency the u.s.

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jim cantore, thanks so much. >>> finally a crazy police chase in brazil. cops saying the driver of the black caress caped from prison. the suspect first weaved throu traffic until he was blocked. then he decided to just hit everything in his way. including a number of motorcycle cops. officers actually opened fire, causing other drivers to run for cover. in all the driver hit at least nine cars and four motorcycles. look at that. he was sho five times by police before finally being taken into custody. wow. i guess, o.j.'s got nothing on this guy, right? >> good grief. >> yikes. >> all right, melissa, thanks. >> bill karins >>> good saturdaymorning pipelineeteorologist chuck bell. we have a clear sky outside of our window. temperatures are in the low 50s. pretty much upper 40s and low 50s across the map tis morning. 49 degrees in falls church and fairfax. 48 in winchester, virginia. 51 in bowie and brandywine this morning. here's your forecast for your saturday. plenty ever unshine. little bit of a breeze, northwest winds today 15 to 25 miles per hour. grea

they brought up the photo on "fox news sunday" in a discussion with eric cantor. >> she knows i wouldrefeudate that. >> you haven't. >> not support something like that. >> you haven't. >> i'm doing it right here. i'm doing it right here, debbie. >> bret: he insists it's out of contest. he says -- >> bret: harry reid may need refresher course on what it means to be in the land of the living. check out this interview airing friday on the wright network. >> if greatest living american. i'm glad i had an opportunity to know ted kendy, whether we agreed with him or not. what a life he lived. and robert byrd who just died. what a legacy. in the congress of the united states for 25% of the time that we have been a country. >> bret: both of the senators are deceased. >>> the effort to extent bush era tax cut is not dead but it may have been delayed you will feel the pimple after the first year no matter what haps eventually. correspondent shannon bream explains. >> we've known about the deadlines for nine years. >> reporter: yet, lawmakers left capitol hill and headed home to the campaign tra

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martha cantor, the undersecretary of education tried to reach the top of the classroom at this news conference♪ >> do we really support governors to do this kind of work? could it be part of what state colleges needs to get done? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced, and unafraid.

>>guest: between him and cantor we have great leadership. they have shown great leadership.t in power a large part it is their leadership. >>neil: i like them both. >>guest: right. >>neil: you could argue they were in the last go round. >>guest: now they are leadership position and we took, all the republicans, did take a pledge and we did not ask for earmarks. i am proud of that. john boehner has been there for 18 years --. >>neil: one year. one year. one year. >>guest: better than in the past. >>neil: you have to do something dramatic. it's echoing what you say, be bold, be clear, tell folks you you are doing exactly what you say. your colleagues are sitting on the side. >>guest: the majority bought off on the pledge, i was there when it was presented and part of the crew that presented it. >>neil: did you sign it? >>guest: not formally. >>neil: with beginning -- newt, they signed it? >>guest: i will sign it. i will send you a signed one. >>neil: always a pleasure. >>guest: and i will send you a salad. >>neil: careful, this could be your last visit. this give was doing thi

>> well, i think that representative cantor did what so many career politicians do, is he reacted befored all-the facts. he didn't know the whole story. he didn't understand what historical reenacting is all about or the education side of it and he just made a decision without all the facts. that -- my opponent here is cut out of the same cloth. those are the people who passed the health care bill before they knew what was in it. the same folks who passed the stimulus bill before -- >> i don't want to get into the stimulus or health care. let me ask you bottom line. do you regret at all as you're running for congress here, do you regret at all dressing up as a nazi? >> what i regret is that we're wasting the time talking about this issue when we should be talking about the real issues that are facing the country today -- the unemployment, the economy -- >> got to go. >> okay. >> mr. iott, appreciate you coming on. >> okay. >>> coming up here in the political landscape we see each and every day the color-coding is clear. there are red republican states or districts and there are blue demo

eric cantor wants to move up. following monday to these tea party candidacy is. some of them do not like what these two party candidates did in the first place. >> one of -- guest: one of the reasons that they wonin 2008 was that a significant number of republicans were getting upset over the way that president bush was operating. the conservative vote was down by a point or so in those elections. if you look at the most recent polls, the battleground surveys that are out, the good news for republicans is that of monks those people that dislike both parties, they are leading by 2- 1. however, those folks do not really like them more than they like the democrats. i think that republicans will win the house. they will look at the people that gave them their margin skeptically. those folks are going to say, ok, now you have the ball, you are up against the need to perform. host: does it more accurately reflect what is going on with voters and their mindset? should the republicans put forward some new leaders? guest: i think that they are. host: john boehner will bas

eric cantor wants to move up. following monday to these tea party candidacy is. some of them do not like what these two party candidates did in the first place. >> one of -- guest: one of the reasons that they won in 2008 was that a significant number of republicans were getting upset over the way that president bush was operating. the conservative vote was down by a point or so in those elections. if you look at the most recent polls, the battleground surveys that are out, the good news for republicans is that of monks those people that dislike both parties, they are leading by 2- 1. however, those folks do not really like them more than they like the democrats. i think that republicans will win the house. they will look at the people that gave them their margin skeptically. those folks are going to say, ok, now you have the ball, you are up against the need to perform. host: does it more accurately reflect what is going on with voters and their mindset? should the republicans put forward some new leaders? guest: i think that they are. host: john boehner will ba

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other than congressman eric cantor who opposes the moritorium, largely what we've heard from the gopyou think of summer, right? go to the beach, hang out. fire flies. no? if all 50 attorneys general were able to reach across the aisle and launch coordinated investigations at the state level because the investigation is into fraud, corruption that goes potentially to the highest level ofç our country's politil corrido corridors, why will not the federal lawmakers that we pay our taxes to take the same stand? me, perhaps a little cynical. i tend to think it may have something to do with all the campaign cash flooding from from the financial sector. $200 million already spent in this, a non-presidential election cycle. by far the biggest donor to both democrats and republicans. they are the ones who have the most interest in an investigation not happening. joining us now, the host of npr's left, right and center. also "washington post" columnist. t pleasure to see you. why do you think that we're not seeing more political engagement? >> partly for the reasons you say, which is that the

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