chris: welcome back. we're close to go or no go time for the republicans, believe it or not andho are gointo be the top competitors to take on barack obama two years from now? because they have to start now. who's running for real? there are two really g.o.p. brackets you might say. on the second bracket, mitt romney and tim pawlenty are running hard already. this year -- month pawlenty made it clear he's going to run against obama on health care. anher serious possibility is mississippi governor haley barbour. here he was just two weeks ago. >> if i run for president, what you see is what you get. i am from mississippi. i do have a southern accent. i was lobbyist and a pretty damn good one. the next president of the united states on january 31, 2013 is going to start lobbying. as far as southern accent and mississippi. the country may be looking for the andy obama in 2012. don't know. could be. chris: what a matchup that would be. and also, new apology mahan courage jeb bush to run. this week george w. b

this, charlie. >> chris: i'm chris. >> chris can. >> chris: charles rangel. >> the fact of the matterr the republicans we haven't fired the chairman of the ethics committee because they went after somebody in the democratic party. and we haven't removed any members from the ethics committee. the ethics process is working. >> chris: but you're not committing that they will have the trials that they have sought before voters have to vote on to waters and rangel in november. >> i think that needs to be resolved as quickly as possible. obviously, the members of the ethics committee are going to have to make that determination. they have their own issues to deal with in their own elections. >> chris: finally, 30 seconds left. on friday, comedian stephen colbert testified before a congressional committee in his fake comedic character. at a time when the country faces real problems, sir. was this an embarrassment for the house? >> i think his testimony was not appropriate. i think it was an embarrassment for mr. colbert more than the house. >> chris: he was called by the democrat i democrati

. >>> chris wallace is coming up next. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." house republicans make a pledge to america, telling what they will do if they win back control in november. will the plan help the country? will is help the gop? we'll ask house republican leader john boehner and kevin mccarthy, the document's lead author. >>> then, the house democrats push back. we will get reaction from majority leader steny hoyer. boehner, mccarthy and hoyer only on "fox news sunday." while president obama talks peace at the u.n., a new book details bitter struggles inside his war cabinet. we will ask our sunday panel about the president's foreign policy. and our power player of the week. a political whiz kid runs the biggest show in town. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. house republicans unveiled this 45-page document thursday that lays out their legislative agenda. the plan calls for smaller and more limited government, repeal of president obama's healthcare reform and cuts in federal spending and extending bush era ta

chris: welcome back. as they enter the final turn of the midterm raise -- race, both sides are putting their bets on class fare cuts. republicans say extend the tax cuts for everyone, including the rich, for two more years. on the democratic side they seem to have forgotten they've never won any campaign promising a tax hike. fritz mondale, 1984. but president obama keeps pushing them. >> with all the republicans' talk about wanting to shrink the deficit, they would have us borrow $700 billion over the next 10 years to give a tax cut of about $100,000 each to folks who are already millionaires. we should not hold middle class tax cuts hostage any longer. chris: the question of the hour. is it smart politics for the president to go populous this way, to say i'm going to get democrats to show up and vote for me because they're going to be mad at the rich people? >> i don't think ts old dog will hunt. it hasn't in previous elections. i don't think it will. what may work, he says, look, you may or may not lik

chris: welcome back. one of the tea party cries is take our country back. what would they do next year if republicans won the congress next november. here's a short list, take away government funding, sarah palin calls it starving the beast. >> we need congress to hear us when we say please, those in the positions of power and authority that cast the votes, starve the beast, don't perpetuate the problem. chris: also under a g.o.p. congress, there would be investigations of the obama administration and healthcare repeal would be on the agenda. >> uncle sam has no business in the examination room coming between you and your doctor. i would fight to repeal the bill. >> we, the governed, do not consent to a government takeover of healthcare and we will not rest until we repeal obama care lock, stock and barrel. >> we will stop the out-of-control spendingnd a tax increases and repeal and replace obama-care. chris: that rambunctious republicans out there. are they going do this when they get back there, are the

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. this is "fox news sunday." it was supposed to be the summer of recovery. but in the last three months, the economy has lost more than a quarter million jobs. what's needed to get america back to work? we'll talk stimulus, tax cuts and more with republican senator john mccain, and democratic party chair tim kaine. mccain and kaine, only on "fox news sunday." then labor day marks the traditional start of the fall election campaign. with only 58 days to go, we'll ask our sunday panel how good are republican chances to take back control of congress. and our power player of the week. the man known simply as "junior." all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. on this labor day weekend, the slow recovery and rising unemployment are not just big economic news, but also the central issue in the mid-term elections. we'll talk with democratic party chair tim kaine in a few minutes. but first, republican senator john mccain who joins us from his home state of arizona. senator, preside

it protects users from devalue >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is fox news sun. -- sunday. house republicans make a pledge to america. telling what they'll do if they win back control in november. will the plan help the country, will it help the g.o.p.? we'll ask house republican leader john boehner, and, kevin mccarthy, the document's lead author. then, house democrats push back. we'll get reaction from majority leader steny hoyer. only on fox news sunday. also, while president obama talks at the u.n., a new book details bitter struggles inside the war cabinet. we'll ask our sunday panel about the president's foreign policy and our power player of the week. a political whiz kid runs the biggest show in town. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: and hello, again from fox news in washington. house republicans unveiled this 45-page document thursday, that lays out their legislature agenda. the plan calls for smaller and more limited government, repeal of president obama's health care reform. and, cuts in federal spending, and extending bush era tax cuts to help creat

and jewel is >> chris: i'm chris wallace, and this is "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: the 2010 midtermction, will the tea party save the g.o.p. or sink it? we'll talk with republican strategist karl rove, who has come under fire inside his own party for criticizing the g.o.p.'s newest star christine o'donnell. then, a game-changer in alaska. after losing in the g.o.p. primary, senator lisa murkowski mounts a write-in bid to keep her seat in washington. we'll get reaction from the republican nominee and tea party favorite joe miller. plus, sarah palin and 2012. with her string of success in the primaries, we'll ask our sunday panel if she is now the front-runner for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. and with the primary season all but in the books, we'll look at what a wild week it was on the trail. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again, from fox news in washington. this is not the program we were planning to bring you. christine o'donnell, the surprise winner of the republican senate primary in delaware agreed to come here live in washington today to take our questions.

chris: norah? >> the afghan review process does happen in december but people i've spoken with says it is not a review but an evaluation. in other words, there won't be any strategic changes, that it will be more of a fine-tuing of the policy. in other words, the president's goal is still n to get most of our troops out of there. mike? >> the big polical story is not witchcraft in the senate race but the fact the democratic candidates in pennsylvania and in ohio are tanking. the bottom is falling out among democrats in those states and heralds a massive chnge. the biggest fact this week ws barack obama has 65% of independents in ohio who say that he is doing a bad job as presidt. that was an amazing -- chris: ohio and pennsylvania have been startling bad for the democrats this month. don't know what went on. we'll have to find out. the big question of the week,f unemployment and the presint'sj around, is there a chance the president might decide not to run again? >> closed captioning provided by --

that's why -- >> chris: say goodbye, juan. >> adios, amigo. >> chris: thank you.logical difference between now and the 2012 election on the website foxnewssunday.com. we promise we'll post the video before noon eastern time. time now for some of your comments. kevin o'brien sent this about the interview with austan goolsbee, the new chair of the president's counsel of economic advisors -- >> chris: chuck baker from north carolina liked our other guest -- please keep your comments coming to our blog, wallace watch at foxnewssunday.com. up next, it's been a wild week of politics. we go "on the trail." [ male announcer ] you can dream of protecting networks from virtually any security threat. or, like fortinet, you can dream it and do it. fortinet lists on nasdaq, the world's most innovative can-do exchange. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, expresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal ser

chris? >> chris: and one other quick question, because a lot of people in chicago are asking will president endorse rahm for mayor of chicago? >> probably no question. he believes rahm emanuel would make a great mayor of chicago. but emanuel's chances probably look better from washington than from chicago. he will face a tough race. >> chris: wendell goler on the lawn of the white house. thank you for that. the world's largest amburger chain is denying a published report it may drop healthcare coverage for some employees because of the new obama care reform law. correspondent molly henneberg looks at what is happening beneath the golden arches. >> mcdonald's says it deserves a break today, or a waiver for part of the healthcare law. the corporation reportedly told regulators barring an exemption the law signed by the president last spring may force it to drop health insurance company for 30,000 hourly workers because according to a memo obtained by the "wall street journal", it would be econ

chris? >> chris: carl cameron reporting from delaware. thank you for that. two people who played big roles in tuesday's tea party upset are emerging as rival king makers. one drops money bombs on preferred candidates, the other focuses on boosting women in politics. correspondent james rosen profiles the unorthodox figures who stand both inside and outside the g.o.p. >> not going to beat them up or anything, right? >> no wonder jim demint half expected a sock in the face from colleague john cornyn share of the campaign committee with the tea party ties and conservative fund, demint has become a potent counterweight to the own party leaders in the choosing of winning and losing candidates. >> i hope i am a threat to the so-called establishment here in washington. i see press reports of anonymous staff members, cowards, saying things they won't say to me. but actually, a lot of republicans here will whisper to me that keep up the fight. >> demint in this cycle has thrown his weight behind 12 g.o.p. candidates, nine of them winners. most audacious was the early

chris: well, i think we're going to get two things. we're going to get new market rate housing in densities that are actually going to impact supply and demand in terms of market-rate housing. and then we're going to get community benefits for an existing neighborhood that hopefully last years and years and make a significant impact on the ground in terms of issues that existing neighborhoods have to address. damian samuel: growth in anything is important- in yourself, in the community, whatever- even the giants. but it all comes at a price. when the dot-com came in, we saw them come in in limousines and leave in u-hauls. they... decimated this area kinda like crack. it was horrible. they threw all the musicians out, people that had warehouse space or anything were moved. we had neighbors that moved in the back alley and they voted some gentleman in that was gonna be the spokesperson for their bunch of lofts and the gentleman came around and decided that he wanted to talk to one of the owners and managers and he told us we had to repai

so i'm not the only person that has criticized chris, and i'm not the first person to criticize chris. >> but you are the only person -- you are the only person running this blog which is putting nazi swastikas on this guy. you're a grown adult. does that seem appropriate to you? >> like i said, this is a political campaign. this is nothing personal against chris. i don't -- >> what do you mean it's nothing personal? you're outside his house, you're videotaping his house, you're shouting him down at public events, you're calling him satan's representative on the student koun, you're attacking his parents, his friends' parents. you can't say it's not personal. >> well, chris and any political campaign, you have to raise awareness and issues, and that's one way of doing it is by protesting. >> well of course you're free to express whatever you want, but i guess i just -- in terms of sure decency, do you really think for an assistant attorney general colleging a college student because he's gay is appropriate? >> i'm doing this as a private citizen off work time as a university of michig

i'm chris math use up in new york. bill clinton pitching coach, former president clinton who outsmarted republicans who tried to make him a one-termer has some political advice for president obama. he said there's still time to for obama to hold off for republican tidal wave but he says the only way to stop that republican wave is to tell voters not to let their disappointment cloud their judgment that obama's got plain to voters that our economy is improving faster than most of the worlds. that he's got to be optimistic about the future of this country and make the argument about republican ideas being no good. he's also got to nationalize the midterms in 1994. that's the advice today. and the president has to ask for two more years to get the job done. can this president pull off a popularity comeback in the way bill clinton did? that's our top story. plus, house republicans unveil their pledge to america today and it could be the biggest cover-up since watergate. it showcases all the predictable soft sell proposals

chris? >> thank you so much. i want to bring in karen finny, former press secretary for hillary clinton and also ron christy who is a republican strategist and former assistant to former president bush. you have at least eight races where these establishment senate candidates have been in trouble and then you have some of these other races like for the republican nomination in new york, tea party candidates. what's going on with the republicans? >> good morning, chris. well, i think, frankly, norah o'donnell hit it on the head a couple minutes ago. people are angry as hell across the country. i traveled across several states and people are very upset with washington. let us not forget that the tea party stands for taxed enough already. i think people are very upset with the size of government and they're upset with the spending going on and upset with the direction that the country is heading in. >> the republicans didn't recognize that. it didn't take, you know a political genius to figure

chris? >> what a sad situation. kristen, thank you. >>> i know we've heard it before, but it never gets any less horrifying, a 2-year-old boy died yesterday after day care workers left him in a boiling hot van for at least six hours. outside temperatures climbed well into the 90s, so it was far hotter. experts say as high as 50 degrees hotter inside that vehicle. the toddler wasn't discovered until the afternoon when a 3-year-old girl who was going home told the driver that the little boy was there. police and state officials are both investigating. no charges have been filed yet. >>> after dishing on his daughter's lavish wedding calling it its own economic stimulus, former president bill clinton had some advice for president obama on how to get through the midterm elections in just 48 days. >> we had a virgin of what he's facing now, which is that we had done things that were bringing the economy back, but no one felt it yet. that's a combustible mix. it makes people angry and they ought t

>> chris, it's good to be with you. the big problem that the democrats have and the president, i think, understands it, getting his mojo back to get him elected is one thing. getting his mojo back for transference is something different. and don't moind sind saying tha people were put back or put down by joe biden saying to people, stop whining. you don't have a job, stop whining. you don't have a mortgage, stop whining. things aren't good for you, stop whining. i think it will be much better for the president to deliver this kind of message to say this. i recognize that i have not done all the things that i could have done and would have liked to have done. i could and eating a lot of food. it's amazing. >> so you car how heavy you are, no matter how long you've been overweight, you are not genetically doomed to be fat. this plan will work for anyone who does it. no matter how much weight you have to lose, you truly can make over your body and be lean and happy for the rest of your life. >> on the six week body makeove

not sort of bob brady-style corner politicians in the clubhouse, chris.his is more of a suburbanized state now. >> you know i could give you those facts and i could also say, they had their chance. your thoughts, christina. i think it's an interesting discussion here. the old politics or the new politics going on here? because i'm watching this person. i think women, by the way, no matter what any guy think, women are now looking at gender, with some sympathy for fellow women. >> and that's why you're hearing her appeal to those appealing hillary clinton democrats. i can tell you that's not coming but she also uses a lot of the same language as hillary clinton. hard working. a woman who was a theater major. and she's studied successful female politicians and she's emulating them and she was palin-like today. you expected her to -- >> like tina fey does. >> not in the same vain but i think that that she's learned some of palin's successful traits, absolutely. >> go back. sort of a venturian candidate here. take a look here, jonathan i love, this friday nig

>> well, chris, thanks for a chance to be on.think the right way to look at this is the way delaware's voters look at it which is they want to know what the ideas are that christine o'donnell or i would bring to the u.s. senate. they want to know what the next senator from delaware is going to do to fix our economy to get this country become on track to tackle spending and the debt and to really solve their real problems. if in the course of that we get into some exchange about ideas become our background about our experience, i think that's great. i think that's constructive, but i do agree that delawareans really don't like the kind of personal, negative attacks that characterized the republican primary and it may have had some real role in its outcome yesterday. >> do you think she is qualified to be the united states senator, walk in the united states senate door and make major national decisions about war and peace and fiscal policy? big questions. can she handle them? >> chris, the role of the united states nor as you put i

you're absolutely amazing. >> chris is an amazing man. chris is an amazing guy. chris is amazing.ent an amazing guy home. >> amazing. >> she is an amazing, amazing girl. >> jimmy: that's a double. that's -- 26 is very strong. just to mix everything up, i'd like to see them use the word "amaze-balls to describe everything." she's amaze balls. speaking of bachelorette, snooki from "the jersey shore," snooki got arrested this weekend. yep. i didn't know they made handcuffs that small. but apparently they do. snooki was arrested on friday for disorderly conduct in seaside heights, new jersey. which is crazy. you don't arrest snooki for disorder conduct. it's like arresting the sun for rising. it's what she does. here you can see, this is snooki being take sboon custody. somebody shot -- she's the only person in the history of new jersey who had to use a booster seat to take her mug shot. have you seen her mug shot, by the way? i think all the drinking and tanning might be taking its toll on snooki because she's -- [ applause ] she's a mess. you know, you look at -- snooki's behavior,

i am chris matthews down in washington. leading off tonight, the prominence of o'donnell this week tells you how much the republican party changed, at least for now. this week's primary voting in delaware changed the calculous. less for this november than for november 2012. if you are a classic lineup, the endorsement is big money establishment republican like mitt romney, you had a bad week. who had a good week? sarah palin. this is her party now. the only question is what she wants to do herself, run or stand back at the sidelines, and get out of the field and play quarterback or grab the mega phone as the party's number one cheerleader. today's summit was o'donnell. he may win or not, in delaware, but progressives are fools to underestimate her or the voter attitude. and that's what led to her nomination. o'donnell was on "hardball" as far back as 2002, and we will show you that later. and then rally to restore sanity. well, let's talk about the hard feelings. three decades after ted kennedy challenged carter for the dem

if anybody was the intimidator and the rude person, it was chris christie. look at this. >> did you think that he was doing this just in an effort to get the crowd on his side? >> well, i mean, as i say, i think it was insulting that i was trying to engage a dialogue with -- with the candidate, meg whitman. and he was interjecting himself into that and running interference. clearly, he is afraid of free speech. >> mr. buck, what question did you want to have answered? you might as well ask it on national television tonight and maybe meg whitman will -- maybe her press office that she's spending millions of dollars to get herself elected as governor. who knows maybe they're watching and send you a fax and let you know. what did you want answered? >> well, more, i wanted to say to her, who i was. we met on the way in and say to her, you know, i stand with warren buffett and with bill gates. we don't need a tax cut. we need roads we can drive on without hitting a pothole every 20 feet. we need an education system that is going to provide for people to take care

chris, back to you. >> what a great plan. thanks so much. you. >>> president obama is about to speak live in richmond, virginia, talking about the economy. we're keeping our eye on that for you. >>> and the tea party has really taken off this election season. i'll talk to the man who's being called the wallet behind the political movement. [ indistinct conversations ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t and blackberry have teamed up to keep your business moving. introducing the blackberry torch. at&t. rethink possible. >>> here's a look at how stocks are doing today. the dow down about 40 points. the nasdaq down about 7. and the s&p 500 down about 4. >>> a sign that the housing market is struggling, applications for home loans are down for a fourth straight week. despite record low mortgage rates. the index fell .8% last week to its lowest level in two months. >>> the u.s. government may make a profit on its bailout of aig stemming from the financial crisis. steve miller says the company is going to close and finalize a plan to allow the governm

>> chris, i think you'll find over 90% of the ads focus on just what you said. they focus on jobs in the economy. one of the critical issues has been the fact that republicans have voted against these efforts to eliminate these proverse tax loopholes that award multi-national corporations that ship american jobs overseas. in other words, they put the profits of big multi-national corporations over the interests of american workers. i think you'll find that the great majority of ads are on exactly those kind of things. on privatizing social security. many candidates, even after the meltdown on wall street, say that we should take some of the people's retirement security, social security and put it to wall street. a lot of them want to privatize medicare. so, i think what you're going to find, chris, the overwhelming majority of ads are on core issues like making sure we protect social security, protect medicare, that we stop the outsourcing american jobs. yesterday in the congress we passed legislation to stop china's manipulation. >> let me stop you right there.

i'm chris matthews in boston. leading off tonight, going tribal. newt gingrich and the notorious political scavenger has drudged up his dirtiest shovel fall. the political strategist says the president of the united states is actually a zombie, animated by the ghost of his african father leading a kenyan quest against the white oppressors. the former speaker of the house said that this is the most stunning, most protective model. he called barack obama a con man who managed to trick america into electing him, quote -- what if obama is so outside of our comprehension that only if you understand kenyan, anti-colonial behavior can you begin to piece together his actions. that's what newt gingrich said this weekend. i want to know, can we go any further down this suer of hate. isn't it enough to fight over taxes and spending and wars? do we have to attack the very americanness of the president, who brought this country such honor by his inspiring rise to office. plus, we heard john boehner say he would be willing to extend the bush tax cuts for the mid

i'm chris matthews. tonight, the senator from delaware. christine of donnell this week, tells you how much the republican party has changed. at least for now. the grand old party is history. this week's primary voting has changed the calculus. if you're a classic lineup, well, if you're a classic line upthe endorsements republican like mitt romney, you've had a bad week. the candidate with a good week, sarah palin. this is her party now. the only question is what she wants to do herself. run or stand back on the sidelines. get out on the field or play quarterback or grab the megaphone as the party's number one cheerleader. the new story today was senate nominee christine o'donnell. she may win. she may not. in delaware, but progressives are poised to underestimate her. by the way, o'donnell was on "hardball" as far back as 2002 talking about the ten commandments. plus, jon stewart announced his rally to restore sanity in washington last night. can he do for liberals and progressives what glenn beck did for conservatives a week ago? three d

so i'm not the only person that has criticized chris, and i'm not the first person to criticize chris. >> but are you the only person running this blog, which is putting nazi swastikas on this guy. you're a grown adult. does that seem appropriate to you? >> like i said, this is a political campaign. this is nothing personal against chris. i don't know -- >> what do you mean it's nothing personal? you're outside his house, you're videotaping his house, you're shouting him down at public events, you're calling him satan's representative on the student council, you're attacking his parents, his friends' parents, i mean you can't say it's not personal. >> well, chris and any political campaign, you have to raise awareness and issues, and that's one way of doing it is by protesting. >> so that was some of our conversation last night. i should point out mr. shirvell is not involved in a political campaign, not running for anything, nor is mr. armstrong. he's already elected student body president. here's more from the interview last night. >> it appears you're obsessed with this young gay m

chris could ha chris, i will begin with you, what card is the president playing here, postprimary, lotsf electseering at work? >> i think he will make a stark contrast between his vision and the republican vision. the small business bill was being held up by politics. i think this is a good piece of legislation, $30 billion, potentially $300 billion worth of lending. it will spur growth, not immediately, but the long term. small businesses help create jobs and new jobs. and i think this is a piece of the president's overall economic vision, one we have to hammer in clearly if we are going to make this contrast between ourselves and the republican party. >> dave weigle, what do you say? politics of this whole seen day after primary? >> this bill in particular, the small business bill is a perfect example of a piece of legislation that is for small business and irritates lobbyists and special interests because they didn't really deal with this really onerous provision of filing documents every time you make purchases over $600. i think the democrats have room to pass something that would

chris palmer concedes that point. chris, i get the feeling that you are torn about this, that there is -- there is an argument to be made that for the greater good, you can tell a little lie here and there in a movie. >> yes, yeah. i think you could make the argument that this is okay, because the film is going to do a lot of good. it's going to promote c conservati conservation. animals won't really be harmed. we won't really be disturbing wild animals. maybe it's worth it to have told the lie. >> reporter: keep it real. that's all chris palmer is really saying, about one of the oldest forms of reality programming. i'm john donvan for "nightline" in washington. >> the dirty secrets of some nature programming. >>> when we come back, a look at the details of an alleged new terrorist plot against targets across europe and maybe the u.s. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ [ male announcer ] first is the first 4g phone. first is live video chat on the go. so you can be face-to-face even when you can't be. whether you're on

i'm chris matthews in belfast. i'll be traveling this week with former president clinton who arrives in derry tomorrow. let's play "hardball." cheering section, both president obama and vice president biden are telling the democratic base to stop complaining and get out there and vote. mr. obama said in a "rolling stone" interview it's inexcusable to sit out voting this november. will this get out the vote? our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll has some hints that the democrats may be closing the enthusiasm gap. one democrat who seems to be gaining ground is yak conway, who is running for senate against tea party errand paul. he's with us tonight. and we have p.j. o'rourke, a good name to have when you're broadcasting from the emerald island. his book is called "don't vote." is he cheering against the democrats? finally let me finish with a need to get in the car and drive. all that's ahead, but first let's check the "hardball" scoreboards. the latest polls in the tight races around the country. we'll star

>> that's right, chris. understand why home churches are growing, but what you're describing there is not really a church, it's a bible study. the bible gives the definition of a church. there's an authority structure in the church. there are pastors, elders and deacons. the church is not man's idea, it's god's creation. just because there are bad churches that don't have accountability, like apparently this church should have pad in place, it doesn't negate the whole idea of the church. it's god's idea. it's god's way of accomplishing his mission. >> thanks very much. we do appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you, chris. >> >>> and coming up, why you may have to shell out more cash for the morning cup of joe. we have details on that. then kerry bradshaw eat your heart out. shoe help has arrived. a single store and yes, more than 5,000 different kinds of shoes. don is laughing at me because he knows i've been wearing the same pair of shoes for seven or eight years. impressive resume. thank you. you know what