he does not have one now. >> colby? >> i regret he did not take the opportunity a year ago with simpson-bowles. i thought he was going to step up to that. he didn't. but i think obama framed the issue well in ohio by saying there is a trac -- choice, beatrice between the direction he wants to go added direction -- the direction romney wants to go. >> the private sector is doing fine. >> was president obama last week, and almost immediately, republicans had an a criticized him. >> the baprivate sector is doing fine. the private sector is doing fine. >> he says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers. did he not get the message of wisconsin? >> shortly thereafter, the democrats were at attacking romney for that. >> did he not get the message of wisconsin? ron >> the economics doesn't work. -- romney economics doesn't work. it did not work in massachusetts, it will not work and washington. >> colby, let's look at the private economy. how find is it? >> not as fine as the president seems to think it look, that w

. >> colby, would you pick a winner in this thing? >> not in ohio. romney did what he h to do, which was attked. obama did not do whahat he had to do, which is explained why we are where we are and how to get out. he is not talking aboutt the root problem he has had for 3.5 years, t obstruction in congress and why cannot overcome it. that is the big problelem he h has to be able to show that hehe can be an effective president. what we have seen over the past three years is that he has been blocked and blocked and blocked -- >> he had control of congress for two full years. head the wind at his back, yet public opinion on his side, and he got a program he wanted -- >> we need to dispel this argument about control of congress. he has not had control of the united states senate. takes 60 vototes to get something done in the senate -- >> these days. >> he does not have 60 votes and therefore the obstruction -- >> he gave aa speech after spch in the beginning saying that we neneed a stimulus and we need reform of health care. he also said cap-and-trade, w

. >> colby, would you pick the winner in this thing? >> not in ohio. romney did what he had to do, which was attacked. obama did not do what he had to do, which is explained why we are where we are and how to get out. he is not talking about the real problem he has had the best two and a half years, the obstructionism in the congress, and why he cannot overcome it. that is the big problem. he has got to be able to show that he can be an effective president. we have seen of the past three years is that he has been blocked and locked in blocked. >> he had control of congress for two full years. he had the wind at his back, he had public opinion on this side, and he got the program he wanted -- >> i think we need to dispel this argument about control of congress. he does not have control of the united states senate. it takes 60 votes to get something done in the senate -- >> these days. >> he does not have 60 votes. therefore, the obstruction -- >> he gave a speech after speech in the beginning saying we need a stimulus and reform of health care. he also

. >> colby, from 1976 to 2008, every campaign was essentially controlled by the candidate, who abided by limitations on what he could spend an raise. president obama in 2008 blew by that traditional and historical barrier and went into uncharted territory. he said he would raise $1 billion, republicans will raise $1 billion. what is the consequence? >> well, you are right that money is the lifeblood of politics, but it can also have a corrosive effect on politics. evan mentioned the negative ads being run. we've already seen some in the washington area. the net effect will be to not only turn off people but to have an impact on voter turnout. the way the money is being used does not enhance the reputation of any of the candidates. >> do we lose a sense of accountability, charles, when the candidates no longer control the narrative of the campaign? >> i think all this lamenting is a little overblown. since you insist on starting the show by ignoring the bad unemployment numbers and talking about a 200-year-old story about money in politics, with a clever reference at the beginning to t

. >> colby, unconstitutional? >> can't say that prty clearly this is an executive order is subject to challenge by congress. governor romney said he had three years to do something and he did not do anything. money is wrong. congress and the president have been trying to -- romney it is wrong. congress and the president have been trying to enact the gmac for years. -- dream act for years. it has been filibustered in the senate by republicans. there is no reason for ramadi to take the pition that this is electi-year politics -- for romney to take the position that this is an election-year politics. you can do it to court or congress can override the executive order. but i cannot say it is on constitutional. justice krauthammer might, but i cannot rule on that. >> nina? >> i think it is probably illegal, unchallengeable by congress, who could override -- probably legal, challenger by congress, who could override it. i doubt tt they wildo tha. republican co-sponsors drop off of it like mad. it puts it romney and the

>> colby jumped in the lesabre and began to drive off. the father said, huh-uh. you are not stealing our car. they hop in the truck, chase this guy down nearly four blocks when another truck blocked what was going on because they saw it happening. son, jeremy gets out of the car -- >> i came around opened the door and jumped in there with him. is is my car.uy out d says,

i think this is my fifth colby symposium. it is truly unique in my experience in terms of, a publishing conference that focuses on the craft of military history. and that hopefully will guide policymakers through the experience of digesting our past, in this case our recent past as we discuss afghanistan. today we're going back deeper. i've written three books about the navy, three books about the navy in world war ii. say the navy in world war ii your emulator into the pacific that's where the action was if you were a naval officer or enlisted man in 1942. "neptune's inferno" takes on a six month long campaign that i think most people i think the consensus, guadalcanal in a six-month campaign of guadalcanal is truly the turning point in the pacific. midway of course was crucial, the battle of midway fought two months before they went on shore to the blood of the japanese offenses push toward hawaii before japanese -- a number of pilots and your crew. with those losses, japan lost the ability really to undertake new offensive

and i am jamie colby. have a great day.big in wisconsin and now they are flexing their muscles in new jersey. a unidemanning that casinos have no right to force them to reapply after four or six years. derm limits should be illegal . emac said they are a great idea how so . people in right to work states have term limits. and i am worried about older workers that get pushed out. and a lot of people have to work . this is a fallacy that you like and we are 15 or trillion in the hole. >> rick, what do you think? >> i think the casinos are dealing a poor poker hand. what is going to happen when they complete. they will be out of the door. and they are going to get rid of him in six years and all of the good ones would have been gone. and i don't think they are doing any favor. >> there is no job security anymore . isn't this an incentive to work harder? >> the boys are luckky to be offered a term. in the market economy most of us go day-to-day . if you stop producing you will be fired that day. it would be a set time to prove

. >> colby, from 1976 to 2008 every campaign was essentially controlled by the candite who would abide by limitations on what he could spend an rac. president obama in 2008 blew by that traditional and historical barrier and rode into uncharted territory. he said was raised $1 billion, republicans areoing to raise $1 billion. what is the consequence? >> you are right that money is the lifeblblood of politics, but it can also haveve a corrosive effect on politics. evan mentioned the negative ads ththat are going to be run. we havave already seen some of them in the washington area. the net effect will be not only to turn off people,ut to have an impact on voter turnout.t. where the money is being used is not enhance the reputation of any of these candidates. >> do we lose a sense of accountability charles when the caidates no longecontrol the narrative of the campaign? >> i think all this lamentntining is a little overblown. sie you insist on starting the showy ignoring the bad on plan members and talking about the two-year-old story -- ignoring the bad unemployment numbers and talking

i'm jamie colby, great to have you here on the fox news channel. send you back to bulls and bears, get your headlines always at foxnews.com. >> bracing from the verdict. from washington to wall street, to main street. americans watching to see what the high court decides for the health care law next week. gary b, there are three scenarios here, but you say there's one in particular that would really cost taxpayers, what is it? >> it would be getting rid of the-- the individual mandate and leaving everything else. look, i'm not in favor of any way, shape or form of obamacare, i think the whole thing is unconstitutional. but, the whole point of the individual mandate is that everyone pays in. the reason that's important is that it makes sure that the people that the insurance companies have to take with the terminal illnesses are covered by this great pool of money. the problem is if you take away that pricing power, what happens, if i have a terminal illness and decided the last minute, okay, now i'm going to get insurance, everyone that's already p

i'm jamie colby, more headlines 30 minutes away. the. >> why should students have to face that uncertainty, if in fact we agree that the interest rate should, 3, 3.4% not 6.8%? those families may have to decide with this uncertainty, not knowing in this is going to happen, we may just have to pass up going to school this year. >> well, isn't that a cheery way to start the summer. house leader nancy pelosi saying unfortunate over a possible student loan rate hike could have families keeping kids out of college altogether. a little bit of perspective here, we're talking, bringing up the college loan rate to south of 7% and when i was in college, that's what i paid today 6789, but enough about me. charles, that's the way going overboard. >> just a little bit. this program started out at 7%, a lot of people watching this show, i'd take that at one point 14%. >> neil: absolutely. >> nancy pelosi only knows one thing to sell, fear. nancy pelosi and fear is like peanut butter and jelly, frankenstein and halloween, they go together. she can

i'm jamie colby, more headlines 30 minutes away. i'll send you back now to bulls and bears. >> from you're deported to you're hired. president obama halting deportation up to 800,000 younger illegal immigrants and allowing them to apply for work visas, saying it's only fair to let people work here brought her illegally by their parents. you're saying it's a good news for the economy. >> economics, scheduled to be deported 800,000 jobs, younger people and clearly we have in some areas, 30% unemployment for our younger people. i hate to be, the now the bad guy here, but come on. i don't know whether it's fair or not, but our american citizens who are american citizens, are out of jobs. let's do the right thing and make sure they get the jobs. >> gary b, something tells me you might disagree with our friend toby. >> yes, i guess the it's the day for me to be on the side of the left. but technically-- >> first of all, there's no link between immigration and unemployment at any level. in fact, immigration has been declining for the last

. >> hi, everyone, we're live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby.attorney general eric holder appointing two top federal prosecutors to lead criminal investigations into recent leaks of u.s. classified information, and among those leaks, details of an al-qaeda infiltrator and a computer worm used to disrupt iran's nuclear program. under intense criticism by critics who say the president's campaign is leaking the information to make him look good. the white house denies those accusations. and there will be no trem crown and no moresing for i'll have another. the champion scratched from the belmont stakes, due to a swollen tendon, the official saying injury is not worth it. if he would have won the triple crown would have been the first since 1978. i am jamie colby. >> neil: and the green jobs, we might have found the answer. >> if you drive a hybrid bus, public transportation, is that a green job. >> according to our definition, yes. >> thank you, what about any school bus driver. >> yes. >> what about the guy who puts gas in the school bus. >> yes.

live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. we want to show you brand new video coming in of a deadly attack in syria. government troops there shelling a southern city reports of at least 26 more dead, among them, women and children. and this all comes after u.n. observers were allowed to view the horrific massacre scene in a village with are nearly 80 people were killed this week alone. there was help for those sickened after the 9/11 attacks and federal officials pushing for a health care extension which would include first responders and residents who developed cancer from the toxic ash of the world trade center collapse. the 4.3 billion dollar program would include people with 50 different types of cancer, helping them qualify for treatment and potential compensation. i'm jamie colby, back to bulls and bears, right here on the fox news channel, the most powerful name in news. . >> brenda: a big mcbummer for mcdonald's. the fast food chain warning that europe is biting into profits. the president needs to take action here an

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that's going to do it for me in washington, but america's news headquarters rolls along with jamie colbyht. thanks for joining me. make it a great day. >> kelly: fox news alert, new reaction to what some call the most serious breaches of national security in recent memory, a growing controversy that prompted a response from the president. now, some lawmakers say, they want to make sure that politics don't get in the way of the truth. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. attorney general eric holder assigning prosecutors to lead criminal investigations. and just yesterday, president obama said that claims the white house deliberately leaked information is quote, offensive. now, let's review the leaks, mopping them. details of cyber attack stereos against iran. background on the bin laden raid. ior

. >> reporter: 7-year-old colby has the physics of the benefits down. >> it's like hot. >> reporter: i looked around the bay and i couldn't find a better place to stay cool and have fun. on kent island, don harrison, abc2 news. >> i was not prepared for that. if you're on the bay, be careful and safe. don harrison will be out there. there will be extra department of natural resources to make sure your holiday is safe. well it's not on the water but close enough. we're at the deck at phillips. he's checking out a different type of scenery. wyatt? >> i'm so glad i'm not wearing the sports coat. it's about 110 with the heat index. take a look. there are the massive steamers. they steam them up for you on the deck. we're on the edge of the wart in the harbor. i want to bring in paul bartlett, the crab shack deck. we're returning to the roots of chesapeake food. we're looking at the oyster war -- bars, fish and chips with the summer crab deck cuisine of ocean city, crabs, beer, tomato on the deck. hooper's island, kent island, the different islands in the chesapeake bai. the chesapeake is

i'm jamie colby. welcome. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. this is america's news headquarters. a huge crowd of morsi supporters, right now. you can see them, you can hear them. they're in cairo's tahrir square, cheering on live egyptian television. the election commission saying that morsi won with 51.7% of the vote. what does this mean for egypt's future and for the arab world and for us? we go live to cairo, egypt. leyland this, win by morsi and the muslim brotherhood. what can we expect? >> reporter: eric, suffice it to say, this changes everything. that is not an understatement. mohammed morsi was once a political prisoner, held by hosni mubarak as a member of the muslim brotherhood, an outlawed organization. he is now the president-elect of this country in a democratic election. his supporters have been in tahrir square for three days, plus the muslim brotherhood and the another group, which make the muslim brotherhood look moderate. they were waiting, you could hear a pin drop then. then it was announced, morsi was the president-elect. take a listen. [cheering] >> reporte

. >> the newly renamed colby theater will host its inaugural event. brave tells the story of a princess from the scottish highlands known for her fiery personality and skill with a bow and arrow. brave is the first disney pixar film with a female protagnist voice. new on dvd, wander lust. jennifer aniston and paul rud star. the whole family can enjoy big miracle. drew barry more stars as volunteers in alaska who work to save a family of whales. >> good morning. thank you for watching. jessica says she is forced to see abraham lincoln vampire slayer. >>> monika will have traffic in a moment but right now we begin with howard bernstein and your weather first. paying the piper around here right? >> reporter: it is going to get sizzling hot here wednesday thursday and friday. you'll need rain gear today a few showers out there this morning. that will be the case at least through midday with fewer showers during

i'm jamie colby. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. congressman darrell issa now saying he's willing to postpone a congress vote against attorney general eric holder if the justice department turns over additional documents. as you may recall, the botched operation run by the atf allowed illegal gun purchases into mexico in hopes of tracking the guns to cartel leaders, instead hundreds of guns vanished and two linked to the death of a border patrol agents. peter doocy live with the the details. >> that's right, the news is that congressman darrell issa says he will postpone wednesday's contempt of conference vote against eric holder. if that's going to happen, he has to come up with documents, showing how and when the doj figured out their agents were gun walking or letting weapons fall into the hands of the men who murdered border patrol agent brian terry. he says while they may not be sufficient to allow the committee to complete the investigation, delivery of these docu

great to have you live in america's news headquarters and i am jamie colby. a major storm developing in the gulf of mexico. look at the radar map. forecasters said an 80 percent chance of becoming a tropical depression or tropical storm named debby in the next 48 hours. for now most of the region is dealing with heavy rainfall. we'll keep a close eye on it in our weather center. jerry sandusky likely to spend his life in prison after sexually abusing 10 young boys. sandusky was immediately taken to jail last night . sentencing will be three months from now . his lawyers say they plan to appeal. i will see you again at 1:00 p.m. eastern on these fox news channel. >> the same week major u.s. banks got downgraded in part over costly government regulations. one ceo said regulators are making companies guilty until proven innocent. and this is the the head of boeing. is this grounding jobs right now? >> it is. it is not just boeing which was heckled by the administration for trying to open up the plant in south carolina to make the 787. it is every ceo from small

. >> colby, on constitutional? >> can't say that trade clearly this is subject to -- can't say that. clearly, this is subject to challenge by the congress. congress and the presidentnt hav been trying to enact the dream act for least two years. several times it passed the house of representative only to get filibustered in the senate by the republicans. there is no reason for romney to take a position that somehow this is elelectionon year politics. that is not the case. if it should be chaenged, you can do it in court or the congress can take aion to override the executive order. but i cannot say it is un constitutional. justice krauthammer mike, but i cannot. >>? nina > - nina? >> it is probably illegal, and -- probably legal, and chall engeablele by congress. i doubt they will do it. the dream act is to be popularar. republican co-sponsors dropped off of it li mad. four days they cannot comep with an answer, anand romney still has not said he would repeal this if elected. >> lois romano, welcome. >> thank you. i

and number three back-to-back home runs from colby chile ends but when they beat the brewers tonight.pires. the no. 1 comes from starling castro is this leprous bill? >>> the cubs have had a rough season but this guy is a remarkable player. i still think he's only 16 years old but,,,,,,

>> colby jumped in the lesabre and began to drive off. the father said, huh-uh. you are not stealing our car. they hop in the truck, chase this guy down nearly four blocks when another truck blocked what was going on because they saw it happening. son, jeremy gets out of the car -- >> i came around opened the door and jumped in there with him. is is my car.uy out d says, i worked hard for this car, and he is a rodeo rider. >> crying out loud. he picked the wrong guy to rob on the wrong day. >> feet are tied. starts wrapping the hands. they tie him to the fence, call police and wait for them to come. >> the first time i've ever heard of cow roping skills used outside of the rodeo. >> yeah! >>> tomorrow on "right this minute" -- the bow tie is making a big comeback. >> now we've got to learn how to tie a bow tie. >> we'll show you how to be cool on the next "right this minute." >> my name is -- i'm from los angeles, california. >> he is serving in afghanistan in the u.s. marine corps and decided to put up video blogs of some of our men and women serving overseas, a

and number three back-to-back home runs from colby chile ends but when they beat the brewers tonight.rs to he umpires. the no. 1 comes from starling castro is this leprous bill? >>> the cubs have had a rough season but this guy is a remarkable player. i still think he's only 16 years old but he's only 16 years old but castro makes the catch.,,,,,,,,, must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible.

. >> hi, everyone, live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby.there are new reports this morning of raging flames in colorado and so far destroyed more than 100 homes. 52,000 acres are burned and firefighters from around the country are trying to help put out the flames. as of right now they've only contained about 20%. thousands of people have been ordered out of their homes and fire crews warn it could be weeks before the flames are completely extinguished. the japanese government approving the start of nuclear reactors shut down by the deadly earthquake and tsunami, the first to come back online following the fukushima crisis, the worst adisaster since chernobyl. they're deeply divided over the power there. and i'll send you back to cavuto on business and more headlines 30 minutes away and at foxnews.com. >> let's double down on a clean energy industry that has never been more promising. we also have to invest more in education and training. >> now is the time to rebuild america. >> i will finally get america on track to have a balanced budget

. >> colby, unconstitutional? >> can't say that. clearly, this is subject to challenge by the congress. governor romney said that he had three years to do something and he did not do anything. romney is wrong. congress and the president have been trying to enact the dream act for at least two years. several times it passed the house of residents only to get filibustered in the senate by the republicans. there is no reason for romney to take the position that this is election-year politics. that is not the case. now, to be challenged, you can do with to the court, or congress can override the executive order. but i cannot say at it is on constitutional. justice krauthammer might, but i can't. >> nina? >> i think i.t. is probably legal, and unchallengeable by congress. i doubt -- and challengeable by congress. i doubt they are going to do that. the dream act used to be enormously popular. this year republicans dropped off of it like mad. it puts it romney and the republicans in a corner, and four days they cannot come up with an answe

colby here. >> the machines they have, defibrillator.nk you, but, if you see someone that is having a seizure on tv, they always tell you to stick something in their mouth so they don't choke on their tongue. what should you do if you see someone having one of these seizures. >> that is the most important point. the reason the e-mailer is saying, we can't believe the person was sent home, people find seizures scary but they are usually self limiting and go away on themselves and aren't as scary as they look but protecting the airway is the key here. you have to somehow figure out a way to keep the patient having a seizure and the person having a seizure from choking, they can choke on their tongue and if you can get something in their mouth, like a tongue depressor or something to keep them from choking until medical people arrive. >> you want the history, that is the first thing and you remember from the training, a, b, c, make sure airway is controlled and breathing an circulatisish and are they diabetic? breathing okay? and make sure

thanks very much, jamie colby. >> reporter: sure. jenna: overseas now, new shelling across western syria today. the city of homs under constant fire. the head of the u.n. mission in syria is calling on both sides to stop the bloodshed. this as the united states and russia continue a faceoff over the crisis. the state department is now admitting helicopters russia gave syria were not new as previously described, but refurbished aircraft. russia still supports the assad regime, that's the big point, and syria will, no doubt, be a key topic when the president meets vladimir putin at the g20 summit next week in mexico. let's bring in the director of the russia and eurasia program at the center for strategic and international studies. andrew, we got through that discrepancy over the helicopters. the question is, what's next? what can we expect from russia now as far as supporting the assad regime? >> i don't think that the russians are prepared to stop supporting the assad regime even though they claim that they're not supporting the assa

well today's caption this picture was sent in by colby, it's of her daughter and she's barely a monthld and already very fashionable sporting some big sunglasses. and we posted the picture on the facebook page. and a lot of you have sounded off. steven scott wrote in saying my future is so bright i have to wear shades. melissa wrote in saying i wear my sunglasses at night. and johnny thomas wrote in saying, diva in training. so please keep your comments coming and we're really enjoying them and if you ever have a caption this photo idea e-mail it to pics@wmar.com. charlie are you going to make your daughter wear that? >> big sunglasses and big hat. can't be exposed to the sun all that stuff. >>> amable's sir key could be coming to cars. the new addition will come in the form of a button on the steering wheel and you can turn the radio on or possibly get directions without ever taking your eyes off the road. apple is work welcome several automakers -- working with several automakers. >>> it is now 6:26. and darth vader never looked so cute. as he did during a 2011 volkswagen super bowl

nuclear watchdog, the iaea, and we want to wish you a good morning, everyone, i'm jamie colby, great to have you here. hi, eric. >> eric: good morning, good morning, everyone and welcome to america's news headquarters for this sunday morning. iran is also again setting a pessimistic tone for separate nuclear talks that will start later this month in moscow. now they are telling the world to, quote, accept our demands. and tehran accuses the u.s. of bullying. more on the developing story, let's bring in fox news contributor and former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton who joins us from los angeles, good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> eric: as you have said all along, every sunday morning it is going on and on and on and now, iran says, accept our demands. i mean, accept our demands or what? >> well, implicitly, what the iranian government wants is for release from the sanctions or, more importantly, acceptance that iran is a legitimate nuclear state. they would say it is for peaceful purposes, obviously, the rest of the world thinks it is for

elizabeth leonard, history department chair at colby college and specialist in civil war america. we are taking your telephones calls. i'm going to give thank you phone numbers. we are getting great questions tonight. 202-737-0001 for eastern and central time zones. we welcome your involvement in this. tell me about maine -- little bit more about maine and this time period. we talked about earlier on about him coming here as a young man. how difficult would it have been for him to establish himself? >> i think that he had a very good connection with his wife's family. they were a prominent family here in augusta. and actually that connection for him to become the editor of the journal was essentially made by family and friends who wanted his wife back here and also wanted to make that opportunity available to him as well. he came really at a perfect time. 1850 az, decade just before the civil war. maine is really at a zenith of prosperity and there is a -- recession in the late 1850s. generally speaking, maine is really cresting in both its economic and its political force at that

just part of what is going on this morning, and good morning to you, i'm jamie colby. >> eric: and happy father's day, and welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday morning. >> jamie: and to you, too, eric. >> eric: thank you and the heart of the election, whether to scrap greece's international bailout commitments and the strict spending cuts they require and it could force greece out of the eurozone and could hit us when wall street opens in the morning, peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. what do we expect? >> greeks woke up feeling good because, the soccer team beat the russian soccer team and that result and the celebration that followed, could be the thing that keeps greece in the european union as a full functional member and here's why. a lot of young greeks, stayed up really, really late last night partying to mark their team's big win and a lot of those folks are more likely to vote for the left leaning syriza party, that wants to cancel the bailout and all the harsh austerity measures that come along with it and, most greeks have to vote at ballot bo

and elizabeth blair is an expert on the civil war region era and president of colby college.export -- expert on the civil war region, for . let me have you set the stage for us about mid-1880s america. we're 20 years past the civil war. what was the country like at that time as we're going into this election where he was a contender?Ñi >> i would start by saying we're a long ways past the civil war in many ways. and i think that's indicated by the fact that there is going to be a democratic president that is elect that had year, and that would have been unthinkable just a short time before that, so that's one thing to say. >> why would it have been unthinkable? >> because the republicans were the winners of the war, and they had controlled the government for a long time and they had controlled reconstruction, and it feels to many people like a handoff to the south to let the democrats come into the white house. >> i'll stay with you for a second maine is your expertise. talk to you about north and south america, country, northern and southern states, excuse me, and the differ

and good morning, everyone, pretty exciting in london, and martha mccallum is there and i'm jamie colbynd he we're here for you in new york well, as you can see, we are witnessesing a spectacle of pageantry and history, millions are expected to join the festivities in great britain throughout the day, martha mccallum is joining us now in london to tell us what to expect. >> jamie: hi, martha. >> reporter: hello there, eric and jamie. >> jamie: we are dying to hear all about it. >> reporter: it is just beautiful, jamie and eric and we have the flotilla is underway behind us and we'd are celebrating as you said the queen's diamond jubilee, 60 years of her reign in great britain, now, this is not something that happens every day. it only happened one other time in the history of the monarchy, and that was queen victoria in 1897 and she was not nearly as able and well as queen elizabeth ii is, she's enjoying all of this thoroughly. it is really a high point for the monarchy, and, everybody is very much in celebration of her life on the throne and all that has come before her and, when we lo