it seemed like the country could potentially d. fox. the republicans and democrats were locked in a lot of negotiations. they have not resolved a lot of these issues. do you see the debt ceiling this summer and the fight game just as contentious as the was 2 years of the? >> it depends what we do or the next couple of months. we really need to buckle down and see if we can avoid going from crisis to crisis. we really need to do that. we will see. as i listen to paul ryan this morning, i am concerned. i think the republicans need to understand that there was an election. a lot of their proposals were part of this election. i think the public said something that was meaningful. i hope everybody will listen. >> we say thanks to our guests on newsmakers this morning. thank you for your time. >> it is my pleasure as always. i love to come here. i will not say how many of these cuts i have. -- cups i have. sometime at the ice cream in there when i'm not supposed to. >> will make sure you get some more. thanks to our guests. thanks a lot. >> t

spots sports d-- fox sports.com.imes on the talk show. >> he wins a great race. jimmy johnson came in second place. it was very close. danica patrick crashed in this race. >> okay. going to be fine but she crashed. not eligible at the end there. jimmy johnson and mr. edwards came down to the very end. >> glat she is okay. >> lebron james turning up the heat on the knicks. >> they beat the heat the first time they played this year. down 6 mounts. look at this dunk. lebron james goes crazy. they beat the knicks. anthony had 22 points only shot 3 of 11 the first half. mvp for carmello early. i think lebron james showed who the mvp is. >> if you haven't seen lebron james harlem shake, you need to check it out. >> are you into that? >> i might have to get into it. look at that. the cutest. they are practicing and all of a sudden. look at that. what we do on the fox report. >> i don't mean to sound like a snob, super bowl mvp quarterback joe flacco gets 120 million over six years. is he or any one worth that that in the nf

d's were found in. iraq well if you're a fox news watcher you might believe the w m d's were found even today with stories like these that are somehow still making air time turns out president george w. bush was right about saddam hussein hiding weapons of mass destruction new photo evidence just surfaced showing chemical weapons confiscated by u.s. troops just after the two thousand and three invasion the photos are among the four hundred thousand pages of classified war documents released by the website wiki leaks some of the stockpile of weapons were supposed to have been destroyed after the one nine hundred ninety one persian gulf war but as president bush warned hussein was defining the united nations and keeping those kept you empty your. of course they failed to mention that these weapons were master in the gulf war and never he was define the united nations on them look after all that's been said and done i think we all know that without these baseless claims that should have been debunked by the media from the onset there would be little support for an attack. from former secretary of state colin

house iraq bass destruction weapons once again quoting the white house way to dig deep guys and from fox d.-i a intelligence report supports w m d claims again parroting the establishment narrative but when no w m d's turned up a new story started to surface just that saddam had purchased enriched uranium from niger and n.b.c. reports bolster bush iraq you're raney him claim interestingly enough the new york times considered one of the most liberal of publications was also instrumental in helping sell the war here they are saying bush aides now claim now it's a claim on your rainy and was accurate no because apparently if you can't trust bush aides are the next best source for intel while new york times embarrassingly published a mic culpa apology later on for the role they played in perpetuating these lies look with all this media parroting is it any wonder that even after all these claims were debunked after three years of war that half of americans still believed that w m d's were found in. iraq well if you're a fox news watcher you might believe that these were found even today with st

even former governor john huntsman notice d a fox connection at the republican debates.e said i looked down the debate stage and half of them were probably on fox contracts at one point in their career. >> they end up on the contract after their political career. this is the sad aspect of when the fairness doctrine ended. when i first started off in talk radio, we had a fairness doctrine. if you had one side on, you had to have the other side on. now, you can own all the media out lets in a single town and drown out the other voices. >> i have nothing against people having opinions. i certainly express mine. but to be reading other people's talking points, using their graphics and then asking them questions like they don't know what you're going to ask what the answers are, now, that is not an opinion. that's trying to play the public as being stupid. joe ma dayson, thank you for your time tonight. >> always good to see you. like, in selma, really enjoyed it. why we must continue to fight next. first kid you ready? [ female announcer ] second kid by their second kid, eve

so we'll be talking to tony about that and so much more live from the penthouse 3-d studios, it's a foxiness exclusive. cheryl: we're looking forward to everything. thanks, liz. we'll see you in a moment. let's get to our floor show right now. jonathan is standing by at the new york stock exchange. i mean, i don't know what to say, jonathan, here we go, i guess. this would have been the 11th up day, but we're down 34. what do you say? >> we are in jeopardy, and we knew this day was going to come at some point. i just think today there's so many different factors that are not going to allow this market to close on the upside here. we got the economic data coming out of washington this morning, the consumer sentiment, obviously, is showing the effects of the year-end deadline that we saw on taxes, and the payrolls are starting to finally, to finally hit and get realized from the employees who are out there. and then we've got, you know, headlines that have been coming out of europe, i think, that are mixing into the equation here. granted, yes, we've had ten days the market's been up, eve

whiffingy generating d whisky generating the business. foxess' jeff flock in louisville, kentucky. jeff, you have the best assignment. >> ts is literally on fire in kentucky. take a look at something you don't get to s. this is the brown and -- [inaudible] you're watching barrels, oak barrels being charred. they will be filled with bourbon soon. you got to make it that way. >> yes, you do. bourbon has to go in a new white oak charred barrel. >> one of the republicans the stock is doing well is they are the only bourbon maker essentially that makes your own barrels. we work with th masters to customize needs to the service. >> that's the chars you can get. that's a heavy char. that one's medium, and this, obviously, the lighter ones. it means different tastes to the bourbon. >> heavier char allows us to get color into the bourbon at a quicker taste so you get more sugar in the wood. >> this is how they assemble the barrels and sell them on the open market as well. look at how they fit togther. hoops go on them there, and this gives you a treme

the radio and on the television, remember, the business of vice all day long, fox business network, liz claman, at penthouse 3-d studios in california and right now time for "varney & company" on the fox business network, and keep it here, "imus in the morning" 18 minutes past the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> welcome to "varney & company." i'm charles payne in for stuart varney and here is the big story. have you looked at your 401(k) lately? a 10-day winning streak on the dow, the longest in 16 years, another all-time close for the dow and by the way, the s&p 500 just a few points away from its all-time closing record. if you look at the headlines and the mainstream media? well, the tide has finally turned on the economy. case in point. the l.a. sometimes says the u.s. economy improving better than expected, on track for stronger growth than predicted. upward revisions for gdp by major banks, but on varney, we like to sort of bring you back to reality. is this all really cracked up to what it's supposed to be cracked up to be? we know unemployment is high. there's budget gridlock in washington and

d elizabeth. thank you. >> joining us now for the fox business network. adam shapiro. >> good morning to you. >> the samsung galaxy came out. >> you will get your hands on it at the end of april. they isn't set o-- released it yet. >> talking about how you would be able to look at it and control it. it has gesture control. it can start and stop video just by your looking away from it. it has gesture control you no longer have to touch the screen. you can wave your hand over the screen. like waiving your hand it will do thing things. you cont evweent gesture. iphone is out selling galaxy phones. it could be a game changer for samsung. those two are at it like this. the winners will be you and me. this will drive down prices and improve technology. you will like this kind of competition. >> i know we talked about u.s. airlines merging with the carrier. >> they were going to file the reorganization plan they like to see the airlines with a little turbulence. they will be delayed in the depart tour. they filed in an extension to may 29th. not as soon as they

it's all about bundling, which is when viacom sells sells you d also chev you vh2 and vh3 and classic. fox so people are watching the five and goes to commercial, maybe they come over to money with mel lace and watch that. that's what bundling is. but a result is people now have a thousand channels and research shows they only watch five or team. so people are saying i'm paying for a thousand channels. and it all goes into the human -- huge bill and cable providers trying to be more responsive because their fleeing in droves, going to netflix, but they want to bundle things together. >> you mentioned apple and netflix. shows like howard of cards -- >> i was watching it last night. i have my apple tv. >> 795 a month i'd pay just for that. >> absolute limp that how more people are watching twit, À la carte. they're going to -- both something like roku or apple tv, going through netflix, and they're streaming television and that's what cable and satellite are battling. they're trying to stop people from fleeing. it's tough. there are 27.5 million subscribers to netflix. that number is rising.

fox and "the new york post" a local newspaper. me to get a waiver to buy "the new york post". it&d!",x0kdy"óq/?l?lkt-xpt.0c:d!heers and applause]t-xpt.0c:d! >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight an author. the new book is called the girls of atomic pity the untold story of women who helped win world war ii. please welcome to the program denise kiernan. [cheers and applause] >> thanks for having me. [cheers and applause] >> jon: thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. it's great to be here. >> jon: i love these kinds of books and this is a great one. this is "the girls of atomic city." it takes a moment in history that we all think we know very well, sort of mant manhattan project and los alamos and all that. tell us the story. >> that's it exactly when so many of us, myself included when i think about the manhattan project or when i thought about it i thought about robert oppenheimer and when you found out about oak ridge, this town in tennessee, built from scratch in 1942 for the sole purpose of enriching fuel for the first atomic bomb. of the primary manhattan project sites this was the most

d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this buttono? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? foxl and back to cavuto on business. all right, forget about weight watchers the diet company. how about the weight watchers, your company. some businesses are starting to monitor what their employees are eating and what clotng size they're buying. why is that? part of an effort to lower health care costs. what do you think of it? >> it's terrifying. all of life is a balancing tactful act and we want the companies to control the health care costs, but individual privacy, the right of individuals to decide what to eat without their bosses telling them, that's basic. i mean, we're now in the world of george orwell if your employer can tell you what to eat. it's a frightening, beyond frightening, terrifying situation. >> neil: was george orwell fat? >> he was very thin. >> he always looked very thin in his-- >> and that's a moot point for orwell to warn. adam. what do youake of that that this is a dangerous sort after precedent? >> well, i'm far less concerned about this than ben is. i mean,

to washington, they'll have big issues to tackle with bills expect d to introduced for gun control and immigration reform. lauren foxakamura for the "washington post." i want to start with you, it was 32 years ago today that ronald reagan almost lost his life. using that as an argument for gun control now. what's their play? >> the united network of rational americans released an ad trumpeting ronald reagan support of background checks. this is something steeped in controversy in the senate. when they return back they are going to take up the vote, only there are a lot of republicans who have said they are going to filibuster this effort and don't support this effort and worried about the record keeping involved. what they did here is used ronald reagan supported background checks. he often said if background checks were in place before his assassination attempt, maybe it would never have happened. trying to put this republican giant out in the open and saying, you know, here he is, he supported this and you should too. that's their play. >> let's go ahead and show everybody part of the ad. take a look. >> 32 years

d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? neil: a foxiness, i don't know charm alarm, president obama taking his charm offenses to capital again, are there of the folks he is glad handing remotely budging? democrats still demand more tax hikes, and republicans more spending cut, bill gates tells me, it will not be up to them but up to us. neil: both side revisiting all of the sacred cows, including chaicharitable deduct, whetherr3 limited or capped, does that worry you. >> i wonder if the machine public is ready to give up the deducts, the mort gang interest, and state income tax, and charitable, i wonder when people talk about lowers rating and gets rid of 4 trillion deductions, if that is realistic. you know i think you can build a new system, it would be very unfortunate if it cutback charitable giving, every other country that i go to is envious, and wants this the nonprofits step in, they do things in very innovative ways and other countries are trying to get what magically we have. neil: you seem to be impressed more with foreigner

fox & friends first". it is time now for the top 5@5:00. the fbi is now investigating a suspicious death on board royal caribbean cruise ship. a 65-year-old d-- rather 64-year-old woman was found dead in her room by her husband as the ship was returning from baltimore -- to baltimore from the caribbean. they are interviewing the husband and other passengers. the victim's name has not been released. >> the memoir will go on. a spokesperson from harper collins says the book plans for amanda knox has not changed despite an italian court over turning her acquittal. knox and her former italian boyfriend have been ordered to stand a new trial for the murder of her roommate meredith s kircher. her attorney saying they will not stop fighting. >> she is very strong and willing to fight again. >> knox's memoir is due out at the end of april. >> it's like a scene straight out of a movie. a kidnapped teenager slams the car she was forced to drive right into a police cruiser in order to get help. the girl was taken by florida nava. it was all over some sort of an adoption dispute. nava told the teen to drive to the familiar lace home in philadelphia. as

d. not get permission to i do in i of this. they did tell us they did it first thing in the morning to avoid interfering with air traffic. i'm shepard smith. this is the foxort. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. and the public opinion of the republican party is at an all-time low. that's according to a report by the republican party. five veteran g.o.p. strategist putting together the so-called autopsy of the 2012 campaign. and the verdict, republicans have to make some big changes if they want to take back the white house. >> focus groups described their party as narrow-minded, out of touch, and, quote: stuffy old men. the perception that we're the party of the rich, unfortunately continues to grow. >> shepard: so what do you do about that? campaign carl cameron is live tonight in washington. carl, this report calls for some specific changes. >> yeah. they have been working on it for the last three months. they have identified a number of steps after what was a very tough and by most accounts a very candid self-assessment. listen. >> our message was weak. our ground game was insufficient. we weren't inclusive, we were behind in b

d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. >> foxert. we're getting live pictures as president obama joins the israeli president peres for an official state dinner. and you can see it happening there. mr. obama will be presented with the medal of distinction and he will make some brief remarks. this will be streaming live for you on foxnews.com if you care to listen in. well, the hunt for a killer in colorado sparking concern well beyond that state's borders. with claims that a powerful saudi family may possibly have been involved in this assassination of a high ranking state official. tom clements was the executive director of the colorado department of corrections. and seven day before he was gunned down at his home, keep in mind he has a wife and two children, he refused to allow this man, a saudi national to serve out the remainder of the colorado prison sentence in saudi arabia. he was convicted in 2006, this man was for sexually assaulting his housekeeper and they said holder her a virtual prisoner. his conviction angered the s

d. it is falling apart. you want to watch this before you drink from the tap, let me tell you. 5:00 p.m. eastern on fox don't know if i want to drink from the tap. melissa: just going to scare you to death on the show. there you go. depends where you live. depends what you're doing. a lot of information. want to watch the show. >> i will join tracy byrnes for the next hour of fox business. coming up attorney general eric holder actually said u.s. big banks are too big to prosecute? how is that message translating at the banks? former senator ted kaufman weighs in ahead. keep it here on fox business. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. adam: welcome back, i'm adam shapiro. tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. it is a positive friday for stocks but the m

d think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. >> at 20 one minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your foxfense secretary chuck hagel is in afghanistan to meet with u.s. commanders and afghan leaders. the new pentagon chief wants an update on afghan forces are making as they prepare to take over security in their own country. >>> a senior al qaeda leader pleaded guilt not guilty to conspiracy to kill americans in new york. sulaiman abu ghaith was osama bin laden's son-in-law he was captured eight days ago and brought to the u.s. gop lawmakers are opposing his prosecution on u.s. soil instead of a military tribunal. >>> in the vatican the cardinals set tuesday as the start diet date for the conclave to elect a new pope. 115 electors will start voting thursday afternoon. 2/3 majority or 77 votes are required to elect the new leader of the catholic church. in the past century, no conclave has lasted longer than five days. those are the headlines. get you back to tracy. tracy: arthel, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. tracy: a better than expected jobs report is lifting stocks. s&p is cl

d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. >> foxalifornia and we are officially on verdict watch right now. a verdict is expected any moment in the case of those bell, california town officials accused of draining public funds for their personal gain. remember this? there were some heated town haul meetings from bell, california. this is not a wealthy town and the residents, once they got wind of what the mayor, the vice-mayor had been doing demanded answers. over six-figure salaries paying themselves for work prosecutors say they never did. they set up sham commissions according to the prosecution and paid themselves $100,000 a year for work they weren't doing. well, the jury's been deliberating for weeks. one juror was kicked off. they were at an impasse at one point and now we're told they've reached a decision and trace has it. >> reporter: you show the outrage there and we thought that the petition would come quickly. they've been deliberating since february 28th and cannot come out with a verdict. they've asked for several rea

fox business exclusive. liz claman is joined by the actor who is so popular in adult videos he is crossing over into mainstream entertainment. liz is at penthouse 3-dchatsworth, california. hey, liz. >> tracy, thank you very much. we're now in the hallways of this cavern news 38 how square foot studio. all the cameras ready to shoot a scene right here with this gentleman. he is james deen, one. rarest commodities in the world. like a 28 carat, colorless diamond, a porn star who is crossover. can you come on? >> sure. >> he is a mainstream star, you were in movie the canyons, with lindsay lohan. he is doing other things. do you have wont or other jobs or because you love it? >> the idea of leaving adult films to leave something else is counterproductive that is not my goal and dream. >> how good is the business for you right now financially? >> there is a lot of issues because of piracy and stuff like that. all entertainment industries are suffering a lot of problems due to piracy. music, mainstream films, tv, everything. you know, the advertising on tv goes down because of tivos and dvrs, stuff like that. movies people don't pay to see. everything

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