. >> colby king? >> i thought it was important that he made the trip. ultimately, if there is going to be peace in the area it will have to come from those on the ground. the united states can not do it from the outside. george bush tried unsuccessfully. every president has tried and all failed because of the participants. >> what has changed? the settlements continue, but it is no longer number one on president obama's agenda. >> the president has acknowledged the mistake early on, but let's be frank, the relationship has changed. netanyahu embraced, endorsed and basically campaigned for mitt romney, who did not carry florida, which was supposed to be the cornerstone of the campaign strategy. barack obama did get reelected and made a case that the two- state solution was imperative for israel's values, that we do not have people that will be stopped at every checkpoint and cannot move freely in their homeland. making an appeal to jewish values and traditions. i thought it was great. >> it is pushing on an open door. the israelis have offered peace. the

>> it's going to be colby versus king. >> jamie: my email's going crazy. congressman king has a mean left hook. thank you for joining us. see you next week. >> are you saying that as part of your budget, you would repeal -- you assume the repeal of kare-11? >> yes! >> reporter: well, that's not going to happen. >> well, we believe it should. that's the point. this is what budgeting's all about, chris. alternates about making tough choices to fix our country's problems. we believe that care kay is a program that will not work. >> shannon: house budget chairman paul ryan gets ready to roll out his budget blueprint this week. part of the plan is built on the assumption that president obama's health care law will be repealed. is that a nonstarter? i'm shannon bream. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capitol starts right now. we begin this hour with a private process of selecting the next pope. roman catholic cardinals are praying for spiritual guidance, ahead of a closed-door conclave. they will hold a final pre-conclave meeting tomorrow. 115

colby. president obama's wrapping up his four day tour of the middle east today in jordan and doing a little sightseeing around the ancient city of pjetra, but the president arrived for talks with kingh ii and mainly on the influx of refugees in the country. here at home local law enforcement agencies across our country are facing an ammo shortage as concerned gun owners are stocking up on firearms and bullets. the shortage coupled with increase in prices as many gun owners head to the stores in anticipation of new gun control laws. states like colorado on new york approving such legislation while democrats move toward bringing a bill to the senate floor on that. i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business and for the latest headlines, foxnews.com, and see you for more headlines. >> neil: the post office would spend more money when it's actually trying to cut spending. congress voting to keep the mail coming on saturday. now, the post office wanted to ditch that saturday delivery and go to maybe five day delivery just to save cash. and get this, a new poll shows at that we're actually fine with it. seven out of ten americans wouldn't mind not getting junk mail on weekends. dagen, he

colby. now there are new calls for an extensive security review at one of the nation's busiest airports after an undercover inspector snuck a bomb in his pants managing to get two separate security screenings. peter king says a top to bottom review of the tsa is needed since december of 2011 more than 50 airport workers have faced disciplinary action in new jersey for various violation. overseas, a pair of deadly attacks as u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel makes a visit. first a bomb off the afghan ministry in kabul. an hour later another bomber attacked a police check point. 18 people dead, some of them children. i'm jamie colby, now back to cavuto on business. keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> and wal-mart backs down, the discount retailer scaling back plans to spend in new york amid fierce union protests and gary k, you say consumers everywhere should protest? >> it's amazing to watch this, in the city of new york, where there's a high cost of living. you have a company singlehandedly lowered cost for consumers and no, let's not build one. you're not going to have the workers. the construction workers, this is a loss for consumers all the way around in the city and tells you, i've go