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captioned by closed captioning services, inc. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> right now we are at the point where we are going to do something historic this weekend. >> i'm going to do everything i can to keep this bill from becoming law. republicans can't beat this but the american people can. >> a nation bit early divided over the upcoming obama care vote. >>> some of them i say joe, look, man, i mine you guys haven't messaged this well. my response is hey, man, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. >> the obama administration is working the phones. will their last minute arm twist team get the job done. dick morris will analyze. >> we are one day closer to passing historic legislation which will make progress for the american people. >> and brand new fox news polls show dismillion approval ratings for congress. can democrats recover before the november elections? >> caution, you are about to enper the no pin zone. "the factor" begins right now! hi, everyone, i'm laura

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc. busy news day as we begin a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. hello i'm kelly wright. >> i'm uma. >> we begin with perhaps the most important day in the fight over health care reform and a decision that will touch just about every single american. right now, we're just about 24 hours away from the expected vote in the house and much like an election, both sides are in full campaign mode this afternoon, uma, trying to eke out a victory. >> that's right, taking a look at capitol hill where the house rules committee has been meeting for house to discuss it bill. accusations are flying left and right and there have been even a few left today. >> we are about to unleash a cultural war in this country if we use this process and don't allow the legitimate differences to be debated and hopefully moderated and compromised. >> i appreciate that you're the blue bird of happiness. >> the blue bird of happiness? >> yes, and that somehow we believe we could do this all lovely and sweet

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> all right. this is the show. we fought so we could have exhibits like this in our schools. i think these are -- they use toy gun, but they this toy administrators at the school. stupid. >> is it true that somehow these kids were happy that mr. kent was shot i. i think they would have been happy if it had been mr. smith. or but i think the up side is that they all got out of math class and that was more traumatic. >> you are always glass half full. you are a little ray of sunshine. >> for you, it's almost empty. >> you know how i like my vodka. >> bill, is that your contribution to this conversation? >> my contribution is this -- is this any less traumatizing than dodge ball? >> yes, it is! mr. smith is bleeding. >> you are the bull-ee i'm the one that they aimed for. i still wake up screaming. >> they took it away. behind second base. >> from a mocked up bow to a mocking ton t. bow, according to a league source, he wants to get drafted high. the heaven-bound heisman winner asked fellow players about to take the i

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like father knows best if by best you mean strippers. let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> that's not what people mean by best. did the canadian women's hockey team go too far in the booze-filled celebration? the sorted and sexy details ahead. and joe biden says it is easy being vice president because you don't have to do anything. we'll investigate whether anyone has the heart to hell him that's why he was picked for the job. and basketball with donkies? you will be shocked. >> thank you, andy. >> great day to be a hockey fan as team usa scores 6 goals on route to a 6-1 victory to advance to the gold medal game on sunday. and he apologized. >> that's finish for my name is rita. >> all right. let's go to our guest. they are lucid. they are lighthearted and luscious. enough about biker gangs, let's welcome our guests. here here tonight with us is kimberly gilfoil, former pros cute you are and the host of "cops and cases" o

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> glenn: hello america. i was born in 1964. i remember watching tv when i was growing up. i remember watching shows like my three sons. do you remember that? the partridge family. wild, wild west. i remember watching laugh-in. probably the closest i ever got to being a hippie. laugh-in had don rickles, so i mean, that as close -- my sister was older she was all flower power there for a while. i remember the carol king tapestry album, that was about as radical as we in our house. i do remember my grandfather. i remember we stayed with him during the summer he and my grandmother. and we would see images like this on his television. i remember my grandfather saying what the -- love in detroit. he would go off. he would see a van like this and he would go off. and he would talk about how these people were gonna destroy the country. remember my grandfather was a staunch fdr democrat. americans saw all of these images and saw these hippie clowns and we were turned off. so we tuned out. until recently, i thought these people had grown

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> welcome to the glenn beck"n program. today with a studio audience.e okay. these are the questions i wantk to ask you today. bif they failed to pass this bill, this healthcare and education bill, what then? well, then we have to be vigilant because they are goinu to break it up and pass it in pieces.o if they do pass this health and education bill, what then? then? that's the question that i kind of wrestled with last night. so then what? what does that mean? i think a lot of people are going to say jeez, we've lost, we've put all the time in it and lost. no, no, no. i want you to remember george washington. george washington lost every single battle until he crossed the delaware. he won the war. this is a war. this isn't about healthcare. we're up against something much, much bigger than healthcare and education reform. i will show you next. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. the people behind the camera making them clap. they're like perform for me, monkey. c'mon. that's what you're saying. i know. hello, america. through the cou

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> this is one of those times where we can honestly say to yourself this is exactly why i came here. this is why i got into politics. this is why i got into public service. don't do it for me. don't do it for the democratic party. do it for the american people. they are the ones who are looking for action right now. >> live and at large, he is finally sounding like a winner again. president barack obama after a rocky year that saw his popularity plummet and his decisions of focus on healthcare reform ridiculed suddenly seems to have victory within his reach and that is despite the unanimous opposition of every single republican member of the house and senate who all say the plan amounts to a government takeover of healthcare. and that despite a taxpayer revolt that has changed the face of american politics. and that despite the conventional wisdom that voting for reform could spell political suicide for many of the democrats in congress. geraldoybody, i'm "geraldo at rivera and as the house rules committee this evening sets the terms for t

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> bret: next, the senate works on fixes to the health care law. one big gaffe involving sick children has the administratiti scrambling. some on the other side of the argument are taking extreme and illegal measures, we'll explain. we'll examine how the health care law will impact coming debate over immigration reform. going into overtime to try to put out the fire in relations between the u.s. and israel. plus the fox all-stars right here, right now. >> bret: welcome to washington i'm bret baier. the senate begins rapid fire voting on health care reform fixes. while the administration tries close a gap in coverage for kids. we have fox team coverage. william la jeunesse looks at how immigration reform and health care may have an expensive overlap. jim angle examines some changes house members want. molly henneberg on the ugly reaction by opponents to the measure. we begin with carl cameron on the fix-it job in the senate. >> reporter: the debate is over. it is all over now but the voting. senate democrats dieded this morning they are do

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program."today, with a studio audience, i love them. okay. these are the questions i want to ask you today. if they fail to pass this bill, this healthcare and education bill, what then? then we have to be vigilant because they're going to break it up and just pass it in pieces. if they do pass this health and education bill, what then? that's the question that i kind of wrestled with last night. so then what? what does that mean? i think a lot of people are going to say jeez, we've lost, we've put all the time in it and lost. no, no, no. i want you to remember george washington. george washington lost every single battle until he crossed the delaware. he won the war. this is a war. this isn't about healthcare. we're up against something much, much bigger than healthcare and education reform. i will show you next. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. the people behind the camera making them clap. they're like perform for me, monkey. c'mon. that's what you're saying. i know. hello, america. through the cour

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> glenn: tonight we are coming to you from orlando, florida. right now they are building the stage. tomorrow morning i'll spend the day americans from all over, 8,000 people will be in this arena as we talk about how do we revive america? we are creating jobs here. but, while we are here in florida, i decided why don't we spend a few minutes and bring some people from florida and talk to them. kind of my listening tour. i don't need to listen. i don't think you immediate to listen. the people in washington need to listen. i've found people that have lengthy to say. come on, let's go! [ applause ] >> glenn: well hello america! the 2008 election, this guy was supposed to bring about change. i think we a different kind of change than what america was looking for. i think he believes, we really understood, maybe politicians promising to change the tone in washington. to change the way things are done in washington. we were told the last president that he was a uniter not a divider. this guy said i'm even better at that. man oh man this was the gre

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." today, with a studio audience, i love them. okay. these are the questions i want to ask you today. if they fail to pass this bill, this healthcare and education bill, what then? then we have to be vigilant because they're going to break it up and just pass it in pieces. if they do pass this health and education bill, what then? that's the question that i kind of wrestled with last night. so then what? what does that mean? i think a lot of people are going to say jeez, we've lost, we've put all the time in it and lost. no, no, no. i want you to remember george washington. george washington lost every single battle until he crossed the delaware. he won the war. this is a war. this isn't about healthcare. we're up against something much, much bigger than healthcare and education reform. i will show you next. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. the people behind the camera making them clap. they're like perform for me, monkey. c'mon. that's what you're saying. i know. hello, america. through the cou

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. time right here on fox. . >> >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> hello everybody, welcome. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, before we begin let me take note of the strong and devastating earthquake that happened this week in chile. as with any such natural disaster it's some time until the authorities and reporters are able to figure out what kind of damage was done. our heart goes out to our neighbors to the south because even where buildings and homes did not fall, we know how traumatizing it is to go to bed one night and wake up with the earth shaking underneath you. to those who have lost loved ones or may be searching for them this weekend we offer our thoughts and prayers and we trust that the community of nations will come to aid the people of chile as they have so many times before and most recently in haiti. we're going to have news updates throughout the program and while you're watching tonight, you ca

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. . >> bret: next, on special report, fixes to the health care law bounce back and forth between the house and senate. the president hits the road to explain the new law to people in the heartland. the dark side of the debate as public outrage on both sides turns into violence. the white house tries to brush-off a report that it may have to accept lesser penalties on iran in order if get any new sanctions at all. all that, plus the fox all stars, right here, right now. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. the house is believed to be a few hours from approving a package of changes to the health care reform law. we have fox team coverage tonight. national correspondent steve centanni reports on violence and threats against lawmakers on both sides. senior white house correspondent major garrett shows the president's first effort in explaining the new law to the public. we begin with carl cameron and the legislative process and where we are tonight. >> reporter: vice president biden presideed over the senate as the health care reform act fixes

♪ ♪ ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> greta: tonight, did you ever think you would seeagain, ever? senator mccain and sarah palin campaigning together. a few hours ago palin flying into arizona to tell arizona vote mccain. topic number one of course, health care. >> when it came to obama care, >> boo! >> by the way, i see today that fidel castro likes obama care, but we don't. doesn't that kind of tell you something? when it came to this, john fought against the government takeover of 1/6 of our economy and he told the president that transparency in the legislative process should be more than just another campaign promise in this case with obama, another campaign promise that has been so broken. >> it wasn't only the product it wasn't only 2 733 pages of government takeover of your health care it was the sleaze, it was the chicago- sleazey deal making, sausage making that went on behind closed doors in the speaker's office and harry reid's office and in the white house. >> greta: the former running mates went on the record together in tucson, arizona. nice to see both o

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> i don't have enough money to need my family but i make too much to get food stamps. i don't make ten dollars an hour. if you divide it between the taxpayers of the country we would stimulate the economy because we would payoff bills, payoff tax debts, create jobs and buy stuff that we need. that's how you stimulat >> there's no way you can look at this film and not be motivated to write your congressman. >> it got me thinking. it opened my mind. >> the burden is going to be on us. >> we are having an electronic run at the banks. they decided to kloss -- close the operation, close down the money accounts. if they had not done that their estimation was by 2:00 that afternoon 5 and a half trillion dollars would have been drawn out of the money market system of the united states. would have collapsed the entire economy of the united states and within 24-hours the world economy would have collapsed. it would have been the end of our economic system and political system as we know it. >> it is going to cost. my baby granddaughters are going to

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. watching this special edition of the factor. obama care close to becoming reality. for the next hour we are going to monitor events in washington live, whatever happens there you'll know about it instantlily as the vote goes down. and i'm also going to play devil's advocate with our guest this is evening, including sarah palin, congressman bachman and sherman and other fox news people in d.c. who are reporting tonight that the democrats now have enough votes to pass obama-care. the tipping point apparently came when the president promised to sign an executive order saying that no federal funding will be used for abortion activity and swayed some pro-life democrats to his cause, there's no question that most americans do not want obama-care passed into law. and most polls say that. the poll from real clear politics 49% opposing 40% supporting. while the president is getting the cornerstone legislation, the problems are three-fold. number one the cost, few believe the numbers the democrats are throwing out and health care reform w

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captioning by, closed captioning services, inc.'s good because the competition's steep today. >> julie: major developments in the fight over health care reform as we begin a new hour of america's news headquarters. president obama speaking moments ago to members of the house democratic caucus, urging them to pass what could be the most important and divisive legislation of his entire presidency. we have fox team coverage today, on this saturday, wendell goler is live at the white house, carl cameron on capitol hill, i'm julie bandaras in the studio in new york city. >> gregg: and a beautiful day outdoors and house leaders preparing for a big vote on the legislation tomorrow and last check the current estimated vote stands at 218, for or leaning for, 213 against, or leaning against the bill and the democratics need 216 to support the measure, still, this is a very fluid situation, the numbers changing almost hour, so, anything can happen. before the actual votes, are made. carl cameron is live on capitol hill, and, carl, quite a spe

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> healthcare showdown. what's really up, doc? now, live from the nation's capitol, neil cavuto. >> welcome, everybody. well, do they have it? do they have the 216 votes they're going to need to make the largest piece of domestic legislation law? are they going to have that? and are we going to have what some people have been calling new deal ii, a reality in the next 24 to 36 hours? it's too early to tell. but democrats are already insisting they're getting there and they're making a great deal of progreprogress. battle here is not only whether they have the 216 votes, but whether the means by which they're getting those votes, congressional budget office score is reliable. we're getting indications from the c.b.o. they'll look to potentially restore a lot with new data taking into account medicare disbursement to doctors. some of them have been complaining they're really hurt by this and the best thing to do would be to more generously compensate for them or at least curtail the cuts in medicare. if that were to happen, obviousl

ha ha captioned by closed captioning services, inc. clear . >> good morning, it's march 21st, 2010.on health care, on the table more than a year. >> we feel like we've been pregnant for 17 months, let's get on with it already. >> let's have that baby! g.o.p. vows to fight the bill until the end. will the democrats get the votes they need? we'll break that down ahead for you. >> and home owners sandbagging to protect their homes and holding their collective breaths as the bloated red river nears its crest, we're live along the banks with the very latest. >> and it's every young man's dream, bringing a model to the prom. so, how did one teen get the attention of a maxim model. >> dinner, limos and, yeah. >> how could she possibly say no after that kind of a proposal? come to my prom, it worked for him. the prom was last night and the slogan this hour from maureen in new york which. warm and sunny in the east where "fox & friends" is the best to say the very least. you don't need to say least, you can keep going. we'll let you do the whole hour. >> it's "fox & friends." >> good morning