. >> they did not, and the theory that charles e. lights over easily -- the most corrupt era of politics was at the time of 40 roosevelt took over, at time of the small government with very big business interests, including railroads and banks. where newt gingrich is really in trouble here is the fundamental hypocrisy of his position. in 2008, he was riding in "the washington post" advice for republicans to go after democrats because of their relationship with freddie mac, demanding they return contributions from freddie mac, saying those who helped freddie mac ought to go to jail, democratic officeholders. at the same time, he is cashing checks and walking away with money. where is the consistency in this man? >> herman cain is doing well despite allegations of sexual harassment. then came into view with "the milwaukee sentinel" and questions about libya that seemed to be wilder him. he seems to think that interviews with newspapers are toxic, so this week he stiffed the manchester "union leader." it is like somebody in the college

joining me now with reaction is the ceo of e street.com charles payne. and margaret hoover. >> this is an inside job you said something before coming on the air, how is it nobody is talking about it? >> i can't believe this isn't a bigger story. what do you have here? citi group, $45 billion in tarp? they got double thachl secret loans that they're doing without congressional oversight. guess who wrote the plan? tim geithner, the share of the new york federal reserve this, is a classic case of federal reserve helping big banks get bigger. and main street doing terribly. local banks and family businesses are failing. community banks failing. small businesses can't get loans and we're losing jobs and there is -- forget about ordinary folks getting loans. you talk about a lot of the things the next year talking about this election. i can't figure out why this is not a bigger story. >> it will get there. >> i agree. the news is out. and i've been wondering for months why this hasn't been a big story. the idea they make this much money off of this. $13 millio

simon cowell, and the parents of daniel radcliff, and politicians like charles clark, the london the mayor boris johnson and tom watson. e's a member of the -- sport committee. he is among the newspapers fiercest critics. he was hailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it is an extraordinary story. i think is what the bbc appears to have uncovered is a most serious development that will need to be developed by justice levenson and all those others with an interest in this issue, including the culture, the media, and sport committee. >> the inquiry begins at public hearings next week. before that, james murdoch is it due to face more questions on thursday. it will likely be a difficult meeting. >> more concerns about iran posing nuclear program. what more can you tell us? >> the united nations and ieea says there are indications that iran has carried out activities relative to the development of a nuclear explosive device. however, it stopped short of saying explicitly that iran is developing a nuclear bomb. iran has rejected the report as politically motivated. it insists its nuclear program is peaceful. a middle east

it is a statement of reality the e united states involvement and engagement in the pacific and it is a trade initiative that charles and what wch i endorse. >> the bigr military sue hehere is the navyvy. china all of this ship- killing missililes. our navy is vulnerable by chinese technolyy. that is a problem that pentagon has not figured out how to solve. >> nina? >> i really don't have athing toto add to this. >> i do find the comparison between beirut mid-1980's, and darwin australia, is rather stretch. the australians are deeply in ho and all the commercially with china, and our worry is it becomes over-involved in over dependent, is going to lose freedom of action in foreign affairs. this is a way insuring that remains our strongest ally the region and an extremely importanant ally. >> and that have a jumping off place there, t too. >> right. it meaeans we have a footprint and that is important. >> i think we have exhausted their realitas well as the defense of extending american trtroops around the globe perhs we mightven thinkk about cutting back a few in japan at this point -- >> now, i am with you. germany

e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the woman who would make it to roll in a murder in charles village will learn her fate this morning. she will be sentenced today after pleading guilty to robbery charges. her boyfriend will spend life plus 20 years behind bars. a high school football star will face an arraignment hearing for 14-year-ged rape of the a old girl. he is charged as an adult and could face up to 70 years in prison. >> a baltimore native was stabbed to over the weekend. kim dacey joins us live with more. >> according to her facebook profile, 19-year-old kortneigh mccoy graduated in 2010 from poly high school. she was studying physics at frostburg state university. around 1:30 sunday morning, police were called to an off- campus house and found kortneigh's body lying in the street, stabbed with trauma to her head. sources say kortneigh was just trying to break up a fight when the stabbing happened. she was actively involved in her church here in baltimore, the empowerment temple. she was also a member of frostburg's gospel choir and was supposed to sing with them this weekend. but instead, they paid tribute

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e. newman. that one never felt good to me. this one actually feel as little good. i would keep charlesy from that toast afterwards at the reception because is he so nuts with the global warming now he holds up a glass of bubbly is he going to start crying into it talking about the co 2 bubbles snapping to the surface in the glass. >> bubbles, bubbles. everywhere but not a drop to drink. >> how it's all going to end by the end of the day. you know what, bill? by the way, i see where president obama, who is not going, sent over a gift and they were a little disappointed because he gave them an obama care waiver and they said that's what he gives everybody. why didn't he get us something special? i sent him over. they were registered with car carbell's i got him a cookie push. >> hello, i'm british. >> i wonder if you got them something out of the factor gear store like ear muffs. >> we got him the rain stops here umbrella for london ♪ [ laughter ] >> another rainy day in london town. >> bill: that's what we got them. okay, now, miller and i had dinner a few weeks ago and we ate in this s

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e-9. like it's not correct to talk about the sales tax to talk about the 82,000 tax code. we're replacing that. taking out invisible tax code. >> bret: charles? >> say you are a senior, live on fixed income, you live on social security. you are going to pay minimal income tax. low level of revenue. corporate tax don't affect you. but live in a state with 7% sales tax. along comes president cain. you buy loaf of bread and you have 7% sales state tax and 9 cents on the dollar cain tax and you will pay 15 cents. >> several things. first of all, in our 9-9-9 model seniors don't pay tax on the social security benefits. secondly, if they receive income from the capital gains, no tax on capital gains. we're replacing those. the hardest for people to get their head around, and i realize it's a tough sale but i believe in the 9-9-9 plan. the hidden taxes in the loaf of bread will be taken out over time. and replaced with that 9%. most economists understand how embedded taxes will come out. i understand how people wrestle with that. in essence they're not going to pay 9 cents. >> you're saying that the cain plan we have a deflation? >> we're saying th

back to what charles was saying, i am looking forward to the next article about how rape is bad and all, but women really shouldn't be dressing like that. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us, red eye at fox news .com. and to leave a voicemail on greg's direct line call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from, yes, dana perina. >> thanks squirrels. >>> let's see if we have gotten anything wrong so far. let's go to dana parina. >> great. i am honored to be here. >> we are honored. >> i have come a long way. >> >> i'm not sure in which direction. >> i had a couple observations. i have done this show a few times and watched the show. i always thought you had a team of people in here helping you write everything. >> no, just cats. >> buts you are really all alone. there is no one here. >> cats. they may not be visible to you though. >> and a ninja squirrel you keep in the cage. >> exactly. >> i noticed something, andy, when greg is hosting the show, he stands at the table. but you sit. >> yes jie. what's going there? >> we can do this -- we have done this a um could of times before. this is what it looks like when i stand. h. >> and the weird thing is, a

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charles? i'll follow you." he goes, "no, it's misterjoshcharles." i said, "why misterjoshcharles? why do you just, joshcharles?" he goes, "some other guy's got it." i go, "so it's m-i-s-t-et mr, like mr. j." he goes, "mister, mr." i go, "that's confusing." he's like, "what's confusing about it, man?" i go, "i don't know. it's just too much. mrjoshcharles? too formal." so anyways, some fan of -- says, "josh charles, i love you on the good wife. you're a great actor." he goes, "oh, thank you so much. the season premiere's tonight, and if you want, follow me on twitter. i'm at mrjoshcharles." and she goes, "oh, okay. i'll have my kids do it. they love that stuff." and i go, "don't forget, you've got to follow mrjoshcharles." and she goes, "mixta?" [ laughter ] so, he goes, "why would you confuse that woman?" since then, someone has started -- i don't know who. someone has started a twitter account. [ laughter ] >> steve: who could it be? >> jimmy: mxtrjoshcharles. >> steve: m-x? >> jimmy: m-x-t-r joshcharles. and he's tweeting up a storm today. [ laughter ] >> steve: are you serious? who would have done that? what -- >> jimmy: i think josh charles. >> steve: you think he di