chris: oh, combosh. >> you don't see that anymore. chris: 2012.when he comes out and runs again, how does he sell the fact i need four more years, you need four more years of me? is he going to say, there are things i haven't done i'm going to do or will that scare the center and the right? >> i think he's got to say the things i haven't done. there's no way he can win without that. i think that's absolutely -- chris: more progressive action? more things like health care? >> i think he's going to point to landmark legislation. i think the idea of hope and change will morph out. but he will point to things like immigration reform or clean energy reform. big-ticket issues that are going to play well with the ee trek lit. chris: you were chuckling. you don't think he should do more progressive promises? >> the american economy is a ticking time bomb. let's face it. you have this deficit commission of senator simpson and earn steen bowles. you look into details. this is not partisan. this is raw economics in numbers. we're entering the danger zone. he

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. with your nation's military fighting multiple wars while facing budget cuts, there is a change coming at the top. as the secretary of defense nears his time salute to the troops, we'll ask him about afghanistan and libya, whether pakistan can be trusted. and working for two very different presidents. it's a special exit interview with defense secretary robert gates. then, i have been saving months for this one. >> come on "fox news sunday." >> be hard on me unless i'm announcing i'm running for president. >> chris: candidate or not. we'll grill the bad boy of political comedy about liberal media bias, fox news and what he really thinks of president obama. jon stewart in his first appearance ever on a sunday talk show. also, the president and congressional democrats pick apart the g.o.p. budget without coming up with one of their own. we'll ask our sunday group whether playing the waiting game is paying off. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washingto

chris: when we come back, chris: welcome back. mike, tell me something i don't know. >> chris, we're going to have a third stimulus. sometime in the next six months the democrats are going to insist in return for passing or helping to pass the raise in the debt ceiling limit that's being potentially organized by the white house republicans, they're going to have to come back with some kind of stimulus plug. chris: will it pass? >> the stimulus absolutely will pass. both sides. chris: wow. >> we're talking all this week about afghanistan, what a white house -- top white house official told me is that he is sitting there very, very worried about how he can get the minimum number of troops he needs to orchestrate a war in pakistan. and i don't mean a war as in invading and ground troops, but what he needs as a base in afghanistan for them to continue with those drone strikes, because pakistan -- chris: does he need to keep those troops in afghanistan to support that? >> he needs a minimum number, maybe 20,000. from there you can laun

chris: welcome back.our buddy here, david ignatius, is out with his third thriller, his stories have been best sellers and body of lies was a huge big movie. this new book is blood money, about the reality of the no tore i don't see pakistani intelligence service. david, we have learned about that, they seem to be on our side when they want our money. then they are on the taliban's side and maybe al qaeda's side when they want protection, what? >> i say in the book, accused of double dealing doesn't do them justice. it's a lot more complicated and manipulative than that. the pakistanis are always hedging their bets. they fundamentally don't trust us. i have to say we're hedging our bets with them. it's a poisonous relationship. we need each other. we need them to fight al qaeda and they know it. we're caught in these manipulations, half lies -- chris: let's look at what you write in your book about something that matters to everybody here and that's how you envision and end to the war in afghanistan. "the

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. suddenly, she's the republican presidential candidate getting the most buzz. a new poll out today shows it. a tea party favorite and a stamp social con -- staunch social conservative, congresswoman michele bachmann is rising in the polls. today we sit down with her as we comet our series, "2012: one on one." then, with the debt level approaching, high-level talks collapse. we find out what happens next when we talk to one of the republicans who walked out. senator jon kyl. a "fox news sunday" exclusive. also, the president lays out his plan to pull troops from afghanistan. as congress challenges the commander-in-chief over libya. we'll ask our sunday group about both conflicts. >> not because i have an ideological -- >> chris: our heated exchange last week with the "daily show" jon stewart lit up the internet. today, we set the record straight. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. tomorrow, the rising star in republican presidential politics mic

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the economy struggles and the nation's recovery is in jeopardy. with anemic job growth, a weak housing market and gridlock on capitol hill over our debt, what needs to be done to get america back on track? we'll ask a potential presidential candidate who just completed the first leg of her "one nation" bus tour. sarah palin in an exclusive "2012: one on one" interview. also, romney makes it official. how strong is the front runner? we'll ask our sunday panel where the republican field stands now. and our power players of the week. with words of wisdom to the class of 2011. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. while the front-runner for the presidential republican nomination got in the race this week, most of the focus was on a potential candidate who hasn't made her intentions known yet. we continue our "2012: one on one" interview series with former governor sarah palin who joins us from arizona. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday"! thank you so. >> thank you so much, chris. >> chris: start with

>> chris, it does not. first of all those numbers if you use the liberal think tank numbers assume static score look at tax cut part of it there may be a small impact negatively on the deficit and that assuming no growth. there will be growth because of the plan but forgets the other half of the plan. we are not proposing to cut taxes and raise spending as happened in the past. we are proposing to cut taxes and cut spending as well. if you do that over 10 years, this plan more than balances and has a positive impact on economic growth and unleashing job growth in the country and it is well received by conservative and yesterday, one of the leading economist john taylor from stanford went through and said the growth targets were reasonable and achievable and the plan holds together in that regard. >> chris: your campaign said five percent growth it would still result in two trillion less in rev but let me get to the question of growth. >> chris, that is only half of the story. only if you use static score do

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. th >> chris: i'm chris wallace, the economy struggles and this nation's recovery is in jeopardy. with anemic job growth, a weak housing market, and, gridlock on capitol hill, over our debt, what needs to be done, to get america back on track? we'll ask a potential presidential candidate, who just completed the first leg of her one-nation bus tour. sarah palin, in an exclusive, 2012, one-on-one interview. also, mitt romney makes it official, how strong is the front-runner? we'll ask our sunday panel, where the republican field stands now. and our power players of the week, with words of wisdom, to the class of 2012, all, right now, on fox news sunday. and hello, again from fox news in washington. while the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination got into the race this week, most of the focus was on a potential candidate who has not made her intentions known yet. we continue our 2012 one-on-one interview series with former governor sarah palin, who joins us from arizona.

and instead went back to carefully check out chris and brian's stories. >> is it fair to say that chrisfor example, the story of how chris and brian were separated from jimmy. all along, chris had said when one of the boats broke down, he radioed jimmy who said he would wait for them a few mile ahead. but jimmy's friends and family told guthrie that as the most experienced boater and with his best friend's son involved, jimmy would never leave them behind. >> did jimmy trindade strike you as the kind of skipper who would leave younger boaters behind with a mechanical problem? >> he was very loyal to roger. and he would not have allowed those boys to get out of his sight. >> remember, the two told investigators, that brian's boat, the smallest one, had mechanical problems. the reason they gave was that an oil reservoir flipped over and stalled brian's boat. but guthrie said just before the trip to the bahamas, roger her that problem repaired. >> he had replaced the oil reservoir and put a new strap on that canster. the way it was situated between two batteries, it would make the flipping

chris go ahead i want chris to go you are saying something i have an example i have you have. chris chris here he is that gentlemen israel has the right to do this it's ok we'll talk about it if you can begin to build a state this idea that gaza can become part of a state and that israel is opening its arms wide to that possibility simply is not borne out in reality to begin with the policy of isolating blockading both politically and economically of course does not sit with what mr katz is saying you cannot possibly think that you could have a viable state in the situation the gaza is in there is a policy of collective punishment and that has been condemned as a violation of international that's why israel is finding itself because it's on the wrong side of international law if israel wanted to legitimize itself and as a member state of the u.n. i sincerely hope that israel does and i would support the process then it has to get on the right side of international law that means lifting this blockade which is a violation of international law it's a collective punishment and se

before the break we just heard an interesting comment chris chris i did go to chris please before we go to the break you why police leaving the house before the break came in how much christmas how much is how much autonomy does faith the gazans have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you are close enough that although mr cutts is talking precisely there's been no exports of gossip in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace it international that means there is no key patient going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier that people like you and so dry good for your good those who lose with such a young life till christmas to counsel utilized the here the police you speak for those of us who are used to yeah because katz's i don't see how you start your day using water without your we've just heard from him it's a classic of the genre the idea that under is striking it's a gentleman i mean right now we'll continue this gosh discussion right where we left

chris jansing, nbc news, vietnaagenerosity. chris jansing, nbc news, vietnagenerosity.is jansing, nbc news, vietna generosity. chris jansing, nbc news, vietnam. >> terrific story to end our broadcast for this monday night, thank you for being here with us as we start off the new week, i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, new information about the driver of the big rig truck involved in the deadly train crash in nevada. >>> fish and game investigating the shootings of two protected birds here in the bay area. >>> a rare rain. a major change in the forecast on the way. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> thank you very much for joining us this morning, i'm >>rvin thomas.

an interesting comment chris christie i did go to chris please before we go to the prayer you why police legal rights before the break then in how much christmas how much is taught how much autonomy does the gazans have ok if israel isn't in control very little because although you are close enough mr katz is talking precisely there's been no exports you can go in the month of may there is a there's a blockade there is an occupation israel controls the land the sea in the airspace in international that means that there is an occupation going on and if i could just respond to one thing that mr katz said earlier that people like you and so driving it for your good those along with ashley young life christmas day council. they're here to listen to you speak for those of us who are used to yeah because katz's credo no i don't see these dogs don't be using order without we've just heard from him is a classic of the genre the idea that under is dragging its feet all right gentlemen i mean right now we'll continue discussions discussion right where we left off after a short break we'll continue

>> someone who is not one of those that's named, chris christie. i think he could still jump in after labor day. in fact, a lot of -- part of the reason you don't want to wait so long is you lose money. big republican donors, people who want him to have influence on the process are already committing generally by this point. they aren't this year because they're hoping chris christie will jump in. and a lot of republicans are waiting to see if he doesn't declare soon after labor day, i suspect early this fall, then that money will go to romney. i would predict he will be the nominee if chris christie doesn't jump in, and i don't think palin's running. i mean, i guess we'll see. >> do you think romney is sort of in it? to me it seems this way. romney would be the logical choice. the republicans tend to be a pretty hierarchical party. this is a party that nominated richard nixon five times. there's been a bush on for

>>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. congressman anthony weiner says he will cooperate fully with the house ethics investigation. after half an hour of giving answers at an extraordinary and extraordinarily uncomfortable press conference the once rising democratic star managed to raise many more questions about years of sexually charged exchanges on twitter and facebook. >> i -- i am deeply regretting what i have done. last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. to be clear the picture was of me and i sent it. i am deeply sorry for the pain that has caused my wife, huma and our family. i don't know what i was thinking. this was a destructive thing to do. i'm apologetic for doing it, but i'm not resigning, and i'm going to try very hard to go back to work a better person and a better man. >> it was just ten days ago that weiner's lies started spiraling out of control. he did interview after interview insisting he did not send out a

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he's a military correspondent and defense analyst for the jerusalem post also in jerusalem we have chris gunness he is a spokesperson for the united nations relief and works agency a neutral humanitarian organization with over ten thousand workers on the ground in gaza who's neutral work is based on the united nations charter and universal declaration and in chicago we cross to ali abunimah he is co-founder of the electronic intifada and author of one country a bold proposal to end the israeli palestinian impasse all right gentlemen this is cross talk and it means cross talk rules in effect but first let's have a look at what is called the second attempt to break the gaza blockade. a dangerous provocation or a bold move in defiance of a blockade freedom flotilla two sets the sails for troubled waters again only a year after its predecessors tragic attempt to deliver humanitarian aid to the gaza strip ignoring grave warnings from the israeli government the convoys carrying some one thousand activists from twenty countries determined to break an israeli blockade of the palestinian territor

ok chris you're starting with are they the break started or do you explain the situation of. if i could say the relationship between israel and gaza i mean how much economy does the gaza strip have and isn't it just israel want to determine the economic development of it i mean the there seems to be this intention of control everything that is done in gaza and make sure that it's no threat to israel and they can have no independent policy of its own people out of domestically or or with other palestinians or abroad. thank you peter give me this chart i think you've said it all israel is. because israel controls the land sea and air space of gaza effective control means it's not patient but if i could address something which mr katz said earlier about why not bring things in through russia i'm afraid this is yet another example of his evidence free of journalism completely lacking any acquaintance with the situation on the ground i've actually been through the rough crossing it's one small road going north it's one small road going south if you like need to feed seven hundred

he's coming fast. >> rob, go ahead, chris has him. >> how you doing. why don't you have a seat over in that chair, please. he says he's here to meet a girl, but he can't remember her name. and he's a little vague about her age. >> rather young. >> reporter: rather young. as in? >> 15 or 16. >> reporter: 15. and how old are you? >> 30. >> reporter: and it's okay for a 30-year-old man to come to a home where a 15-year-old girl is alone, why? >> no, it's not okay. >> reporter: during their online chat, they talked about condoms. he also said he'd bring marijuana. >> did you bring condoms with you? >> no. >> not in your car? >> no. >> did you bring marijuana? >> no. >> reporter: are you sure? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: but is he telling truth? we'll find out later when police search his car. but now, he does admit to bringing one thing. did you bring rope with you tonight? >> i have rope in my car, for my job. >> reporter: you talk about using the rope in various sex acts with this 15-year-old girl. what would have happened if a 15-year-old girl was here and

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let's be blunt. >> that's a very interesting question, chris. think it depends on who the congressman was. one of the things at work is who weiner was. he was the lead attack dog for democrats in the house if not in the senate. >> that's a very interesting question, chris. i think it depends on who the congressman was. one of the things at work is who weiner was. he was the lead attack dog for democrats in the house if not in the senate. he was a nasty, arrogant, vicious attack dog. part of his problem is, is that because he was the lead dog that way, when you fall from that, you fall very hard. and look at the absence of supporters. and whether or not he had girlfriends, that probably would not have made a difference. what does make a difference are the photographs. the actual realistic photographs of body parts. it reveals, chris, a very serious psychological problem. everybody knows it. this guy has a very serious psychological problem. >> this is like avatar sex. it's the strangest thing. i'm thinking of a case like a celebrated role model l

as our version of the script developed it all played into this letter maturity that chris has. in both cases they had fantastic physiques. chris was able to do the kind of work to produce a body that you and i have is a matter of course. working in a way that we will not do right now, taking the shirt off and letting the world know he has the body of a god. [laughter] tavis: no, we shall not. still, these big issues and themes, what does this say to us about the kind of leaders that we want? >> too many people watched the royal wedding. they are far too interested in lives that have a certain amount of privilege. gifts, history, unusual in several positions that have a certain out of touch-ness and inability to connect with as many people as we might freely. good will, youthfulness, non- cynical and warm heartedunderstf his life. it is quite separate from what we often feel when we speak to our leaders. i think that we want the sort of rugged and robust engagement with politics and the issue that we know to be these days ever more complicated. we would love it to contain the id

got promoted by chris, they all loved chris, that they timed this in the middle of the election because this would highlight christie's background as the corruption-busting super prosecutor, and it would make the election about that and about christie's corruption-fighting history more than about anything else. and in the process it would also damage the democratic party because it seems that corruption in new jersey, they hit republicans, but they really hit democrats. that's the spin. just, basically, if you take -- if you see that the ground is wet outside, it must have rained. >> and joe doria -- >> joe -- >> former speaker of the assembly, a prominent democrat who had joined corzine's cabinet as commissioner of community affairs and who did or did not get a raw teal out -- deal out of this whole thing? >> that -- we don't answer the question intentionally, and we're glad that we are not required to answer that question because it really is a matter of perspective on joe doria. and we lay out exactly what happened with him. but joe doria who was at the time a member of the governor'

now to erica and chris. good morning. >>> still ahead this morning, the man who took a lot of flak for exposing anthony weiner's photo on twitter, now the subject of an apology from the congressman. >> we'll talk to andrew breitbart in a moment. this is "the early show" on cbs. for everyone ? is it a blast of clean ? is it winning the race against time ? it's the countless innovations of lg, designed to make life good. so is it an appliance or something better ? come on dad! [ female announcer ] it's for celebrating all our dads are. our fellow explorers... can i touch him? yeah. ow! [ female announcer ] ...personal doctors... and that's why we wear shoes. [ female announcer ] ...d our oldest, closest buds. ♪ father's day is for us to say, "i'm so glad you're mine." come here... oh. happy father's day, daddy. [ female announcer ] now, select cards come postage paid. ♪ just love me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just hold me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just kiss me ♪ oh oh oh ♪ just want me ♪ l-o-v-e ♪ love, love, love [ male announcer ] kno

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again, chris hansen. >> there he is. in. >> whether near a big city or a rural area like harris county, georgia, lines of potential predators find their way to our undercover houses. meet 24-year-old brian lindsey, here because he was invited by a girl who said online she was 15. >> i've got to throw some clothes in the wash, okay? i made you some tea. >> using the screen name blindsey01 he describes how he wants to give the girl oral sex. he says, i can't control my horny level. then he says, i want to blank your brains out. i can't help it. now he's driven 2 1/2 hours to meet her. >> have some tea if you want some. it's sweet tea. is that okay? >> i drank something on the way. >> did you find the place okay? >> yes, sir. >> why don't you have a seat over there, please. what are you up to tonight? >> just driving around. >> just driving around? >> yes, sir. >> why is he just driving around? he says he's been away from georgia for two years, while serving in the united states air force and he wanted to learn his way arou

there is a long history with chris lee.re was all kinds of other stuff coming out. >> bill, there seems to be a long history with anthony weiner, too. he says there's about six women over three years. i mean, this guy was looking for excitement and love in all the wrong places. what's wrong with just focusing on the taxpayers and serving the people? serving the people is more than just jumping on the cables and being an advocate. does this guy have a problem? >> ed, i can't understand and i'm not going to defend anthony weiner's sex life. okay? >> with that why doesn't nancy pelosi come out and say you need to sit on the sideline and come back in 2012? this puts them in a tight spot. >> i think the fact she called for a congressional investigation, before anybody demanded it, was a smart thing to do. >> what do you think about the ethics investigation? >> i think it was smart politically but she absolutely had to do it otherwise it looks like she is covering up for a democratic colleague. when she was speaker she called for

i'm chris wragge along with erica hill.spring happened in february in cairo where weeks of protest eventually drove egyptian president hosni mubarak right out of office. >> but there's so much growing uncertainty. we are taking a look at the ongoing struggle for democracy in that part of the world. >> elizabeth palmer is in cairo with the latest on egypt's road to democracy. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: hello, chris. there are some bumps on the road, as you might manage. this is where it all started most dramatically, where the government was really overthrown. since then, the country's taken over but the people don't have faith in the forces, especially the police who were loyal to the old regime. they beat people, there were arbitrary arrests. we've been talking to people here and i dare say that there's a sense of cautious optimism, maybe even some excitement. four months ago, tahrir square was the heart of an uprising that toppled egypt's corrupt government. today it's back to being a traffic circle in the cent

chris matthews is up right now. >> and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason 80% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> what happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas any more. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. don't look now, it just got worse for weiner. drip, drip, drip of revelations. what toppled anthony weiner. this afternoon a tabloid website published racy and explicit facebook exchanges between weiner and a las vegas black jack dealer. even before that, democrats were backing away from weiner and it is not at all clear he can survive this storm or that the democrats can continue to separate themselves from it. plus, weiner patiently answered countless questions at that amazing o news conference yesterday afternoon but many

good morning. >>> good morning, chris. this was the last trip into space for "endeavour," which is being retired. the final shuttle mission aboard "atlantis" is set to lift off next month. the shuttle program has only done half the flights na 23sa intended when it began three decades ago. >> space shuttle "endeavour" is coming in for a landing. >> reporter: when "endeavour" touched down it was its 25th and final landing. >> touchdown. >> the program that has been through 134 missions, built the international space station and delivered the hubbell tell scone into orbit ends this summer. >> it is going to be probably five or six years, maybe seven before we have a new u.s. spacecraft. >> it is sad to see her land for the last time. >> reporter: this morning "atlantis" marked the end of an era, now the only american spacecraft to mission for human flight, with its final set for july 8th. >> there's a certain irony that 50 years later that after the americans supposedly won the space race the only way for u.s. astronauts to g

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what starts to happen is what didn't happen with chris wallace. sort of sticking to his guns and throwing outlines that arguments that could have been made three, four years ago, john stu are the and a bill o'reilly had a really reasonable discussion once they got done sort of hitting each other a couple types back akupc. but they had an excellent judgment about news judgment and the way it's exercised, why fox news goes wall to wall on obama but not after ted nugent. felt like a conversation among equals. >> that's not what jon stewart said. he said he was so badly edited, he looked like a woman on the verge of a nervous break down. >> the daily show edits interviews and fox by putting the complete 24 minutes or whatever it was online, we all got to see and make our own judgment. you'd agree? we have a rare moment. that means it's time for me to get a break. up next, countdown is back on the air. can keith olbermann lure the liberals to al gore's network? ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work

chris? >> cbs's chip reid for you. >>> we go to rocky, north carolina, where the jobless rate is 12.5%, the highest in the state. mayor david w. combs joins us now. mayor good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. how are you doing? >> good. president obama is talking about jobs. do you expect to hear anything from the president today that will give the people of your town any type of hope? >> i would hope so. we are certainly dealing with unemployment and a lot of people are struggling right now so i think we are looking for that hope that something's going to be done to move this economy forward. >> anything in the economic recovery plan that has done anything to help your people over the last couple of years? >> you know, we've had some projects here locally that spun into the city, and projects finishing up hopefully as the recovery continues we'll be able to take advantage of it but in terms of long-term sustainability i'm not sure that it's helped as much as we thought it was going t