chris: hi, vanessa. how are you? vanessa: good. how are you doing, chris? chris: doing great. now, once again, daniel negreanu is still joe's coach; but, as you can see, he is not at the table. he's been a bad boy. we've put him in our little isolation booth over there. [laughter] now, daniel actually has several monitors in front of him. he can see joe's hole cards. don't worry. he cannot see yours, but he can see all the action out there. and, daniel, you're wearing a headset. joe is wearing an earpiece. why don't you say something to him? daniel: joe, we've got this. you can hear me, right? joe: i can hear you, daniel. daniel: we've got this. chris: but if he gets a little chatty, all you have to do is pick up this little button over here. it is our dome of silence. so, why don't you pick that up? [laughter] you can hit that. go ahead. vanessa: hit it. chris: and, immediately, daniel's communication to joe is cut off. okay, you can hit that button twice throughout the match. vanessa: oh, twice? chris: twice! vanessa: oh, i thought it was only once. chris: no, i'm letting yo

chris: wow. good story. >> the two big lines to watch in the tea party, assuming they do well on the house and senate will be on defense spending and social issues and we could see real divisions within the party. we're going to cut spending but will they ever cut defense spending? chris: cynthia. >> i think you know the midterms believe there will be fewer women in congress because there's so many on the democratic side. what you may not know is after november 2nd there could be more republicans of color in congress. there are currently no black republicans in congress. there could be as many as three. and there could also be more latino republicans in congress after the midterms. chris: good story. andrew sullivan? >> i think the president realized he's not going to be able to end don't ask/don't tell in the lame duck session so he's done something interesting. he has reserved the decision to fire openly gay service members to just five senior pentagon officials. they will have to approve every

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." nine days and counting until the mid term elections. and control of the senate is up for grabs. we'll sit down with two candidates in key battlegrounds. pat toomey, the republican nominee in pennsylvania who has seen his big lead disappear. and democratic governor joe mansion of west virginia who is playing up his antiobama credentials. then, juan williams speaks out. >> when i get on a plane, if i see people who are in muslim garb i get worried, i get nervous. >> chris: and is fired by national public rai radio. when does political correctness become censorship. juan and our sunday regulars discuss the controversy. >>> a different kind of sports owner, our power player of the all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. in the fight for control of the senate 37 seats are in play and republicans need a net gain of ten seats to take control. it will come down to a handful of tight contests like, west virginia, where popular democratic governor joe mansio

hi, i'm chris matthews. bob woodward is with us author of "the new york times" bestseller, and the b's katty kay, andrea mitchell, and "new york times" david brooks. the president faces a brutal election next months and also ces the realitof a far more brutal war. the title of bob woodward's book is "obama's wars." but it raises the question, does obama have united command? that's the big question raised again this week. is he in charge? are they all together, including the vice president, on the fighting of this war? >> wl, he's definitely in charge. but within obama, i think he's of two minds. intellectually he realize the war in afghanistan, the secret war in pakistan, which is the center of all of this, is not going well. at the same time, he's the boss, he's the commaer in chief, so he decided to send more troops, so the war continues. but there is so much unsettled. secretary gates, who's the key here, is leaving. he has one foot out the door. who replaces him? that's probably one of the key decisions

chris: he's the best. two years ago when the clintons were frustrated by barack obama's ser tuesday wins, hillary clinton gave a big speech painting obama as a man lacking foreign policy experience, as someone risky. and then her campaign rolled out thisevastating ad -- >> it's 3:00 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep. who do you wtan answering the phone? >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. chris: she's up in the office, glasses on, answering the phone. that inspired one ofsaturday night live"'s greatest skits of the year. >> hillary, i'm sorry to call again this late, but i need your help. >> mr. president, what can i do? >> the c.i.a. just confirmed that iran has completed a nuclear device. what do i do, hillary, what do i do? >> mr. president, you can start by getting a hold ofourself. >> i can't. don't you see that i'm in a panic, a blind, unreasoning, inexperienced panic? >> russians will back down. helping iran is a clear ioolatvin of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. >> one

chris: third straight hand with an ace. loren: raise. dealer: raise. chris: announcing a raise. daniel: 5,000 is the total, 3,000 more to you. chris: to 5,000. [cheering/applause] ooh, gary with ace-king! gary: i'm going to go eight total. chris: comes over the top to 8,000. daniel: 3,000 more. chris: if loren calls, nearly two-thirds of her chips will be in this pot. [laughter] loren: uh -- daniel: yeah, let's do that! that was a little hint. chris: loren calls her timeout. daniel: let's have a timeout right here. okay, we'll be back in just a moment. gary: hey, bring me some gatorade out of there! daniel: yeah, i will. chris: loren can now tell daniel all about her hand and get some advice. daniel: okay, loren, so what have you got? loren: i have ace-deuce. daniel: okay, you've already put in 5,000. he's only re-raising you 3,000 more. you're getting way too good a price, no matter what he has. even if he showed you two kings, you have to call. but after we win this hand, what you need to start thinking about doing is don't raise him. just call or go all in. if he doesn't fold

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, and this is "fox news sunday." with just 16 days till the midterm elections, control of the u.s. senate is up for grabs. we'll get the latest from two senate leaders. john cornyn, the man in charge of g.o.p. efforts to take back the majority. and claire mccaskill, one of the president's key allies. then the senate showdown in california. can republicans pull off a major upset in the big blue state? we'll ask the party's candidate carly fiorina. also in a surprising interview, the president talks about lessons learned in office and how the next two years will be different. we'll ask our sunday panel about barack obama's pre-election postmortem. from contentious debates to heavy hitters working the crowds, we'll have the best moments on the trail. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello, again, from fox news in washington. many political insiders are predicting a republican takeover of the house. but what about the senate, where democrats are defending 19 seats, republicans 18? and the g.o.p. needs a net gain o

>> chris: i'm chris wallace, reporting from fox news election quarterbacks in new york. the latest on the midterms and the terror plot on "fox news sunday." just two days to go until america votes. is the republican wave about to sweep over the political landscape? we'll ask one of the party's leading voices, sarah palin. democrats fight to keep their majority in the house. we'll ask the man leading the charge. congressman chris van hollen. palin and van hollen, both "fox news sunday" exclusives. then, bill clinton puts the arm on a fellow democrat to drop out of the florida senate race. we'll ask our sunday panel what's behind the move. and we'll hear the closing arguments from both parties "on the trail." all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again this time from new york city. we are in america's news headquarters where on tuesday night, fox news channel will bring you the results of the midterms. but before we get to politics, first an update on the terror plot involving explosive devices that were shipped by cargo planes and intended for the united states. o

chris: welcome back. take a after they beating, president's come back to react and barack obama will have to try to put a good face on the pasting that they're expected to get. while the republicans leaders claiming that the key to getting their help is this -- here's what mitch mcconnell has to say. >> if president obama daws clintonian back flip, if he's willing to come our way, it's not going to be easy. >> i don't know what the president is likely to do or not do all i know is that republicans are going fight for a smaller less costly and more accountability government in washington and to the extent the pr esident wants to work with that on that type of an agenda, i'd welcome them chris: is he going to work with them? >> i think president obama really well. there are a few free trade pacts that the republicans really want. something on education. definitely e -- and on foreign policy he can work with the republicans. but on the big issues like social security, once the debt commission reported comes

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace, reporting from louisville, kentucky. and this is "fox news sunday." the kentucky senate showdown. with 30 days till the election, it's one of the nation's most closely watched races. republican rand paul, one of the original tea party candidates. and democrat jack conway, the state attorney general who supports much of the obama agenda. paul and conway in their only national debate on "fox news sunday." then a key player leaves the white house. we'll ask our sunday panel what rahm emanuel's departure means for the mid-terms and a president seeking re-election. and has mr. obama tries to whip up the democratic base and congress leaves town with plenty of unfinished business, we go on the trail. all, right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news. today, on the road in louisville, kentucky. the home of the most famous horse race in the world, the iconic louisville slugger baseball bat. now one of the hottest senate races in november. we are in the studios of wdrb tv, our fox affiliate here in louisville. we're joined by the two contenders

>> chris: i'm chris wallace and >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is fox news. >> chris: nine days and counting, until the midterm elections. and, control of the senate is up for grabs. we'll sit down with two candidates, in key battle grounds. pat toomey, the republican nominee in pennsylvania, who has seen his big league disappear and joe manchin of west virginia, playing up his anti-obama credential and juan williams speaks out. >> when i get on a plane if i see people in muslim garb, i get worried and nervous. >> chris: fired by national public radio. when does political correctness become censorship? juan and our suggest regulars discuss the controversy and our power player of the week. a different kind of sports owner. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: and hello, again from fox news in washington. in the fight for control of the senate, 37 seats are in play. and, republicans need a net gain of 10 seats to take control and it will come down to a handful of tight contests like west virginia where popular democratic governor joe manchin is in a close race against rep

chris: no more retail. you're talking to everybody when you're in a ram now. >> the dream of twitter, facebook, people being able to communicate through people's blackberries, the dream of that is it's more authentic and spontaneous. politicians can get around all of us, the reporters, and speak directly to the people. here's the reality. it's made politics less spontaneous, more controlled, because politicians know that at any time the most kind of casual remark can become a huge story. so it's made our politics more artificial at a time when people say they want more spontaneity. chris: howard dean's scream the night of the iowa caucuses reverberated 633 times on tv in just four days. >> he suffered two setbacks in iowa, the first, his disappointing third-place finish the second, and far more damaging, was this -- we're going to california and texas and new york and south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan, and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house, yeah! >> people n

. >> chris: senator cornyn? >> chris, our democratic colleagues need to look in the mirror and accept responsibility for the fact that democrats have been in charge of congress since 2007. by the way, the deficit is a percentage of gross domestic product, was 1.2%. last year it was 9.9% because of the spending juggernaut we've seen in the last two years. we need to work together and be serious. this has got to be about putting america back to work and cutting unnecessary washington spending and not burdening the future generations with unsustainable debt. >> chris: let's talk in the couple of minutes we have left about specific senate races coming up in just 16 days. the one that seems to be getting the most attention is in nevada, where senate majority leader harry reid is in a flat-footed tie with tea party favorite sharron angle. senator mccaskill, i look back to the real clear politics all the way back all year, isn't at it problem that harry reid, the majority leader, 24 years in the senate never got over 5

safe travels in the final days of the campaign. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, chris. >> chris: up next, we will bring in the sunday regulars live from d.c. to discuss the president's new effort to energize the liberal base. while congressional democrats go home with plenty of unfinished business. back in a moment. [ heather ] businesses need a reliable financial partner. one who can stay in sync with their moves. my job at ge capital is to get bobcat all the financial and business support they need. we provide financing for every bobcat dealer in north america. together, we've rolled out over 100,000 machines to small businesses all over the country so they too can grow. ♪ ge capital. we're there for bobcat every step of the way. ♪ >>> we need you to press the vote. we need you to knock on doors. we need you to talk to neighbors. we need you to make phone calls. we need you to bring energy and passion and commitment. >> chris: president obama trying to rally his liberal base and recreate the magic of two years ago. it's time now for the sunday regulars who are back home in wash

come on chris! come on chris!een more than 15 minutes since chris' heart had stopped beating. >> when the medics got here, i had moved over to here, and i was pacing up and down behind this couch here. and i just -- i didn't watch them do their work. >> we're going to start with the cpr. adam, who was my partner that evening, shocked him. >> they hit him with the paddles, and he jumps, and they go nothing. well, that is -- nothing is nothing. i don't know how to explain what nothing is, but that's not -- you don't -- and then they did it again, and it was nothing. >> you see, joan had lost three family members in less than a year, and she was frantic. >> yelled at god, you took my mother, my brother, you are not taking my son. and i yelled at my mother, mom, you don't want your grandson up there. don't let this happen. >> they had to shock him again. at that point, he went into asystole rhythm, which is flat line. >> this is important. the paramedics didn't quit here. they gave chris another shot of epinephrine an

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

come on chris.on chris. >> how old is he? >> 22. >> mrs. brooks. her son is dying in front of her. her husband is doing cpr. >> they say does he have a heart beat or breath. no. it was taking 8.5 minutes. it's a lifetime. i don't know if you can imagine, a second is an hour, if you know what i mean. >> they are here now. >> have the people come in. >> oh my god. come on chris. come on chris. >> it had been more than 15 minutes since his heart stopped beating. >> when the medics got here, i was pacing. i didn't watch them do their work. >> we're going to start with the cpr. adam, my partner that evening shocked him. >> they hit him with the padd s paddles, he jumps. nothing is nothing. i don't know how to explain what nothing is. but it's not -- you know, then they did it, again. it was nothing. >> joan lost three family members in less than a year. she was frantic. >> you took my mother, my dad and you are not taking my son. i said don't let this happen. >> adam had to shock him, again. he flat line

i'm chris wallace in washington.ng the fox news channel we report, you decide. >> well, hello, i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. >> jamie: great to have you with us, i'm jamie colby and topping the issue, there's another mining rescue underway and 15 miners are trapped in china. following an explosion killing at least 21 workers and some dangerous obstacles are standing in the way of getting those still alive to safety. >> kelly: plus, could the deadly terror attacks in mumbai, india have been prevented. the wife of an american implicated in the plot reportedly told the fbi three years before the event. >> jamie: unbelievable story. and early voting is kicking off in nevada where a bruising neck-in-neck race is underway and giving folks a chance to vote at their convenience. convenience could forever change how campaigns are run. and speaking of campaigns, campaign carl cameron live is live at a polling site in las vegas where people are already lined up. to cast their vote

and president bush and you are gonna sit next to each other. >> chris: chris really w or h work?o w, i said if it is texas phillies you are coming to philadelphia and you and you are sitting next to each other. >> chris: you are talking about the world series. i thought were you talking"mzi tonight >> no, he's a ranger fan all the way >> chris: i know that, that's why i was wondering. thanks governor. >> speaking of baseball texas-ranger fans may still be celebrating after their team won their first pennant again the yankees. final came out alex rodriguez who struck out in the 9th. rangers may not have to wait long to find out who they will play in the world series. game six of the national league championship tonight on fox. giants are leading that series 3-2 against the phillies. as you just heard, governor rendell say it's in the bag for the phillies. >> any way the race for a congressional seat in orange county, california could be decided by vietnamese-american voters many sanchez faces a vietnamese immigrant. more on the congresswoman's effort to reach out to vietnamese con

and the washington post, chris cillizza.huck, it looks like that race is stuck around close to 20 points for chris coons. >> yeah. >> one of the luckiest people on planet earth this election cycle. it's a terrible year for democrats with the exception of chris coons. >> it's a reminder every nomination is worth having. you know, anytime you see candidates think, but oh, i don't know if i will run this year. well, that's what mario cuomo, bill bradley, dick gephardt said in 1991. they'll let that guy from arkansas have the nomination. sure, let bill clinton have it, he'll never beat bush for a second term. every nomination is worth having chris coons is proving it. and scott nick adams in alaska may prove it. you know you never know. if you think it's your time to run, run. >> and it's a three-way race in alaska and anything can happen. a democrat could even win up there. your chutthoughts other than chris cillizza. >> add to chuck's point. real estate it's location, location, location. in politics, let's be honest, it's timi

chris coons versus christine o'donnell. we did interview chris coons today. we were hoping to interview christine o'donnell. but, as you can see -- she is not here. and so tonight we turn to two star delaware journalist who is are on the christine o'donnell beat such as that it is. joining us from the wilmington news journal are ron williams, a political columnist and reporter ginger gibson. ron and ginger, thank you for being here. neither of you have been to this bar before, right? ron, let me start with you. we are hearing reports tonight that christine o'donnell has scheduled an event that will be open to the public in newark tomorrow. that, as far as we can tell, marks a real change of pace for her since the primary. she hasn't been publicly campaigning, has she? >> no, she hasn't. >> is there a cost to that? >> i think there will be eventually if she doesn't get off the dime and get out. i'm not sure what her reasoning is because she went on national television and said that she was going to do the local -- she was going to quit the national campaigning

2%, chris. 2. go unsolved. i mean, how much faith can you put in your authorities if your biggest fear is that they're corrupt or inant and if they're honest we know what can happen to an honest military person in mexico. >> clint, thanks. >> thank you. >>> how much is too much information for your middle schooler when it comes to sex? wait till you hear a survey that seventh graders took. [ commentator ] lindsey vonn! she stays tough! earlier, she had an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. you should get some custom fit orthotics. dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center. it recommends the custom fit orthotic that's best for your feet. and footcare scientists are behind it. you'll get immediate comfort... ... and, you could save a couple hundred bucks. for locations see drscholls.com >>> for many teenagers it is the most ex

and i think chris kunz even had mike castle won. i think chris kunz may still have made it and still have been a united states senator. but let me tell you why he called him. [applause] >> let me tell you why my family from my sister valerie whose campaigned up and down the state for chris and my wife and daughter and everyone, the reason we feel so strongly about chris kunz is because like you, we know him. we not only know he has a genuinely keen intellect. as a bright guy. that is self evident. but the over thing i like about him the most and thank his mom and dad -- he is so centered. he knows why he is in this. there's a lot of people in this audience, mr. president i'm going to introduce in a moment that i've been asked ever since i won this senate seat at age 30, everybody understands well, if biden with win at 30, anybody can. [laughter] >> you're laughing, but that's not -- [laughter] >> so an awful lot of young can candidates have come to me and said i'm thinking about running. i don't know there's many that have run in th

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>> i still think, chris -- well, let's say this.eg whitman is trying to turn it into a she said versus she said. i think the note does not help, the husband coming out saying i may have written that is not helpful. one thing he didn't mention in the context of california politics. meg whitman moved very hard to the right on illegal immigration during the primary to win the primary. she was supposed to win by a lot. it narrowed because she was being attacked on immigration. she moved to the right which i do not think she wanted to do. this brings that up again. remember the hispanic vote, a very powerful bloc of voters in california. she does not want to be relitigating this out a month essentially before the election. so whether she's right or wrong, morally, she's clearly wrong politically right now. she wants to be talking about anything other than this. this has already basically a week-long story. i think it's probably going to go into next week. there's no reason to think it's going to stop now. >> this isn't going away. you're

only chris armstrong. on to talk not about himself but his concerns for the young kid who's have been recently committing suicide after being bullied. i speak to chris earlier tonight. how are you holding up? >> i think i've obviously been better. it's obviously been like a really big strain on like myself and my friends and family. >> because this has been going on for months now. >> yeah. yeah, since -- since march. and i think like what's been really great is that like the university of michigan and friends and family have been really supportive the entire way through. >> when you first heard this blog had been set up, what did you think? >> you know, obviously it was hurtful. >> how did you hear about it? someone told but it? >> yeah. i'd heard through friends, and some of my -- some individuals knew mr. shirvell and knew who he was. so i'd heard about it through them. >> had you ever met him before? >> no. i'd never spoken to him, never interacted with him and still haven't really. >> how do you hope

chris coons is joining us later. able for us this morning, unfortunately. >> all right. well, continuing with the top stories this morning. they are all out, the 33 chilean miners who spent 69 days underground. all rescued. some of them in the hospital this morning. they survived longer than anyone else ever has underground. chile's health minister says that one person is being treated for pneumonia, but some may be able to leave today. >>> and hurricane paula slowly turning towards the west coast of cuba this morning. it's weakening but it could dump up to 6 inches of rain on the island with sustained winds of 80 miles an hour. forecasters say by the time paula reaching havana tomorrow it could be downgraded to a tropical depression. >>> mission accomplished. all the miners are out after being buried alive for 69 days. president obama said the rescue inspired the world, and the world not only watched but helped out, too. joining us live from washington is arturo fermandois. mr. ambassador, thanks for joining us this

let's turn to chuck todd and "the washington post" chris cillizza.oks like that race is stuck around close to 20 points for chris coons. this is one of the luckiest people on planet earth election cycle. it's a terrible year year for democrats with the exception of chris coons. >> anytime you see candidates think about, i don't know if i'm going to run this year. well, that's what mario cuomo said in 1991. let that guy from arkansas have the nomination. sure, let bill clinton have it. he'll never beat bush for a second term. every nomination is worth having chris coons prove it. scott mcadams in alaska may prove it. if you think it's your time to run, run. >> a democrat could win up there. chris? >> i was going to add to chuck's point. in real estate, it's location, location, location. in politics, it's timing. everybody said a senator named barack obama just got elected, he's going to run in 2008 against hillary clinton? that makes no sense. barack obama new times. if you're beau biden, son of the vice president, you've got to bç kicking yourself a

>> chris, i'd

i'm chris jansing. joining us, former congressman j.c. watts, karen finney, alicia menendez, colonel jack jacobs and former fbi agent and profiler, clint van zandt. >>> it's hard to imagine waiting to hear if one of the suspects accused of raping and killing your wife and daughters is found guilty. but the case of a brutal home invasion in connecticut is being debated by 12 jurors, some of them reduced to tears during gruesome and graphic testimony. william petit is the on one in his family who survived. and along with his wife's family, they've been a constant presence in the courtroom. nbc's jeff rossen is live outside the courthouse for us. and should i assume that william petit is at court waiting for the verdict today? >> reporter: yes, correct assumption. william petit literally hasn't missed a single day of this trial over the past several weeks. and he's actually even been here for the deliberations both yesterday and again today. as you mentioned, he's simply sitting in the courtroom with the family. this has been incredibly toug

chris? >> tell us more about this overall strategy and how it fits into, frankly, what most americans want to know, when are we getting out of there? >> we need to push the taliban to the peace table. we can put constant pressure on them. but this attack in the northern part of the country, this is not kandahar, this is not the area that u.s. troops are engaged in most effectively at the moment. in fact, this is an area where even though it's poshto it should be an area we're not facing problems. it's not omar and not one of his top deputies and it's not going to stop the taliban. >> another interesting report out today and it's from a democrat and he has given money to liberal causes to and to simplify it he is saying we are in trouble over there. we have not won the hearts and minds and we need harmid karzai to commemorate going into year ten and give a speech about how much violence going on over there and the insurgents and talking about how school kids can't go to school and they're und

chris? >> i want to bring in vermont independent senator bernie sanders. good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. >> i'm sure you just heard what mike had to say. this is the president's message. the economy was a problem that was created by george bush, by the republicans and if somebody drives a car into the ditch, you don't give them the keys. is that the message you think that is going to help them, if not, obviously, keep the house in democratic hands, might save the senate and reduce the number of seats lost in the house? >> well, let me speak as an independent who caucuses with the democrats. there is no question that under bush we lost five million manufacturing jobs overall at the end of eight years. we lost 600,000 private sector jobs, which is the worst job performance record in modern history. having said that, are we doing all that we should do right now to deal with the horrendouses situation of the economy, the answer is no. i think it is important to remind people where w

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 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 chris -- >> what do you mean it's not personal? 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, in any political campaign have you to raise awareness and issues, and that's one way of doing it is by protesting. >> let's remember, mr. shirvell is not in a political campaign, he's not running for anything, nor is chris armstrong. he's a student body president, he's already won. mr. shirvell insists he's exercising his free speech and last night mike cox latched on to that saying he doesn't like what his employee is doing but he can't fire him. >> why is he still employed?

i think they're operating as a pac, chris. you know how pacs are.he difference here is that packs disclose the money. >> let's go to the motive. i always like to know why. why would somebody overseas want to give to a congressional candidate in the united states? free trade? . the chamber operates like a vessel. health insurers gave them money to run attack ads against health reform while pubically claiming they were supportive of obama's efforts. wall street gave money to the chamber to fight regulations. >> is it a money laundering operation? you're afraid of that term? >> i'm afraid of that term. i don't know what the point of the companies are. if the record proves anything, it is that people give them money for a reason. when bp gave money, we'll lobby against -- >> so, your story is the money came in the door through foreign sources. went out in terms of campaign contributions to kill democrats and that's all you know and you want to know more? >> if they say they have a system, they should talk about their internal system. the current law pro

chris, it just makes me mad. say about new yorkers using that language? whatever. >> chris, let me say this. >> why don't you debate your opponent? he's basically an out of towner. >> you want to debate him. >> we'll have as many debates that they want. there were two other candidates. we got 42,000 kids who registered to vote. the other two candidates. a candidate -- two other candidates that basically, that say, they're not really contenders. they qualify to be on the ballot. i can't just say -- >> you want a four way? >> you have to. how are you going to eliminate people that qualify to be on the ballot? how do you do that? i can't. i'm willing to debate anywhere, everywhere. we're going to debate on the 18th. they're saying rubber stamp. the only rubber stamp is for the people of west virginia. chris, you can't make those tough decisions without putting west virginia first. stop playing politics. quit playing party politics. in washington, why we're mad in charleston and all over the state of west virginia. t