the money would be designated to improve an advanced high dearborn, michigan. the kremlin. issa wrote in this letter to energy secretary steven chu quote: "announcementt made by &pseverstal during the loan consideeation process ample means to carry out the d project." and therefore, didn't need the loan.sot - issa says: "...in & peast 3 different counts, the secretary's department of american's dollars--three puarters of a billion of them." but the department of energy says tax dollars have not been spent yet. carrer staffers are still doinngtheir due diligence on the projecc. it also says the foreign company would support moreethan 2,500 d-o-e press secretary pamien la vera tells fox quote: "...this project has received bipartisan support becauss producinggtte next advanced high strengtt steel is vital to helping ameriian workers remmin competitive." afttr the high-profile sa ssys solyndra faiiure cost taxpayers $535 million oo a d-o-e loan guarantee, he has his concerns. sot issa says: "... tte department of energy has a number of problems, and under this sec

he joins us from dearborn, michigan. congratulations to you and ford on a strong third quarter. strength in north american profits, but you last money in europe. how much of a break is europe going to be in 2012 do you think? >> well, i think with all the uncertainity we are continuing to watch that very carefully. the good news is that the industry, the automobile industry is stayi very robust at around 15 million units, and ford is, as you know, very well positioned, we're number one, number two, number three and most of the markets throughout europe, and the fastest growing in russia. so i think that all of the work in the fiscal monetary policy to deal with the sovereign debt and focus on the growing the economy is the most important thing we do for everybody, because there's such a pent up demand also for the automobiles, especially for the new fuel efficient vehicles. >> tom: let's talk about october sales in the u.s. and looking forward to the fourth quarter. what's the outlook for ford? >> well, looks very good. we reaffirmed our guidance today that based on our performa

for me the most disturbing was to see americans and in dearborn and paterson new jersey celebrating the destruction of the towers and a crashed into the pentagon and into the field of pennsylvania. the supposed americans celebrated. it was on very briefly on the media and since then, there has been a ban on, a virtual band -- >> that's because they were muslims. >> what do we do about this? >> well we just have to speak up up and tell -- not everybody can do this. some of us are constitutionally more suited to combat. i don't find it pleasant that i cannot go to a college campus without bodyguards and i'm not the only conservative. you have got to keep speaking up until people wake up. unfortunately, what it usually takes is an atrocity although we have had atrocities. we had major hasan who was screaming, i am a terrorist, i'm a terrorist and was promoted while screaming that from major to captain. even after he had killed 13 of our soldiers, unarmed, the head of the army, casey, said that it was worth it for diversity. it and is it worth it? but the issue is very much -- we have a lit

dearborn a couple of months initially the bush years and said the following requirements that pretension contract is a fabric had to be twenty metres wide who should not contain any scenes we took part in a tent it was also a german company among the competitors were offered a fabric made of two pieces put stitched together by some hidden in conspicuous stained glass the bolshoi theater flatly refused saying it had to be a single fabric of top notch quality without any savings the other reasoning on the tanda was that this is a unique type of aluminum there were six of the made in the world and only two is still up and running one here in sewers and the other in the us. thanks to the know how and machinery here in sourced their fifteen hundred pound guy. well i give it proudly wilson spectators to the theater for the first time since eighty ninety six the original curtain which depicts the triumphant arrival of medieval military leaders and had to be taken down over a century ago due to wear and tear artisans remaking the f a curtain nothing more than two surviving documents of the origi

michigan, dearborn, unions? anybody? saying this is the largest one of government on both sides shouldn't be doing this. >> bob: shouldn't create 2,500 jobs in michigan? >> eric: oh many jobs did solyndra create? >> bob: 1100. >> eric: then they went bankrupt. >> andrea: not venture capitalist. >> bob: i want to apologize. i called someone yesterday a wuss. take it back. you're in trouble now. >> eric: why? >> bob: you keep bringing the ridiculous -- >> eric: does this embarrass you? >> bob: seriously. >> andrea: can i say -- >> greg: i like that. >> andrea: i like the quieter bob better i think. bob, do you want to go on strike again? i like quieter bob better. >> dana: i'm on strike now. >> andrea: dana is on strike. coming up, should they be held partly accountable for high unemployment rate in america? that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." hundreds of law schools are getting the evil eye from congress for misleading students about their job prospects, burdening them with huge loans t

the money would be designated to improve advance high strength steal plant in dearborn, michigan. it's russian company where the ceo is one of the wealthiest people with net worth of $8 $8.5 billion and close ties to the kremlin. issa wrote in this letter to energy secretary steven chu, "announcements made by seversalal in the loan consideration process indicated that the company had ample means to carry out the project" and didn't need the loan. >> they failed to protect the money. >> the department of energy says the tax dollars have not been spent yet. career staffers are doing due diligence on the project. it also says the foreign company would support more than 2,500 construction jobs and more than 260 permanent manufacturerring jobs in michigan. doe secretary tells fox, "the project received bipartisan support because producing the next generation of the automotive advanced high strength steel is vital to help american workers remain competitive. issa says after the high profile solyndra failure cost the taxpayers $535 million on a doe loan guarantee he has his concerns. >>

i'm so pleased to be here at dearborn institute.nd dear to my heart and a subject that is far too little attention in the national discourse. i think it gets too little attention and around the country. whether it's because children don't vote and they don't have the voice in the halls of power, whatever the reason as, it is undeniable that americans at the other end of the age spectrum have far more influence than do the youngest americans. so i think this topic the nation's priorities and children how well they go together could not be more timely. we have a fabulous panel here to discuss up for the next hour and a half. and i feel privileged to be part of this conversation. i would say to kick it off, there's no better evidence of how timely it is in the news that the administration has granted california a waiver for its medi-cal program, california medicaid, which essentially means it's going to be harder for millions of californians to count on that program and many of those are children to get this sort of help in medical car

can go on and talk about the owner a cafe in tijuana the rest in 2002 who traveled all the wa to dearborn michigan and spent years in prison for conspiring to raise money for as a law. there's just a lot of cases. so i would ask how much of a prayer ready should hezbollah be to the counterterrorism policy? >> as we look at the tie btween the drug trafficking and terrorism and we see that around the globe for the dea is a pretty the we look to those organizations, and we continue to look at their connection across the globe. is to begin your activities with the dea and thank you for serving the region of south carolina where i'm from by the way i forgot to mention that comes your activities with the dea is there any conclusive evidence of hezbollah's involvement with the tunnel and activities of the cartel? >> i would say a general statement on the link between the drug trafficking and terrorism does exist. i don't necessarily see that to a great degree with the mexican cartels but other locations around the world where we see light in afghanistan or places like that. >> mr. ambassador, ik

he plans to use the money to improve its high strength steel plant in dearborn, michigan.says the foreign company was already moving forward with plans to improve the plant before the government loan was approved! >> steve: i'm confused. who is the man of steel? that guy or superman? >> brian: they both could be men of steel. one makes it, one bends it. >> steve: it's the halloween house that everybody is talking about, including us. ♪ ♪ >> steve: that house is shaking the internet by storm with its halloween light show. first it was party rock anthem. then the owner dazzled us with a song from "the nightmare before christmas" and now the owner coming forward. >> basically everything is controlled by the computer here and these are all the controllers and you can see i got quite a bit of extension cords. >> steve: each night hundreds of people crowd outside his house in riverside, california. i wonder what his light bill is. got to be substantial. look at those happy people. >> brian: what about the kids who stay up light? >> gretchen: it gets dark early year now. so maybe

carry out a bombing in israel had canadian citizenship and an indictment was released for him in the dearborn area and there is a lot of movement cross the bridges, more in the michigan area but i'm sure in yours as well and this is something we need to be cognizant of. and the good news is and it is not just because of working for the f.b.i. but researching for the back i have met with field offices and local police and others and f.b.i., d.e.a., the work they have done focused on hezbollah in particular is impressive. >> i will make a quick comment. the hezbollah is vastly more comfortable with the expatriate lebanon necessary shia population than the -- the interesting exception might be in canada because in canada you have what i would call the second generation of iran immigration and more devout communities that are closer to the folks back home. they exist almost in ghettos in canada, which is something you don't see almost anywhere else with iranian expatriate communities. so they are naturally going there and that is why they sent one of the brothers of perhaps the most famous family

passport, married an american woman, was recently released -- an indictment was recently released to dearborn which was his last known address. lots of movement. this is something we need to be cognizant of. the good news is, and i say this not just because i came to the stand working for fbi but based on the research i've done for the book, i have been tremendously impressed that i've gone out and met with field offices and local police and others, fbi, dea, the work they are doing focus on hezbollah in particular is impressive. >> i would just make a quick comment. the hezbollah is vastly more comfortable with the expatriate lebanese shia by bush and the iran is our with the xp treats population. the interesting exception of that might be in canada because in canada you have what i call the second generation of iranian immigration. you have much more devout communities, communities that are much closer to the folks back home. date exists almost in ghettos in canada which is something you don't see almost anywhere else with iranian expatriate communities. iranian are naturally going for and

dearborn, michigan. good morning.r: my question to the congressman, i wonder if you have considered the possibility that this is a sting operation by a third party, other than the government? there are a few flags that were raised in my mind. for one van, the two transfers of money that was sent. when i send money back home to my family in jordan, anything over $2,000, i have to sign in paper -- to the national security -- to send two $50,000 payments in one week. these are red flags that should be looked at immediately. also, for them to choose a used car salesmen to go to mexico to hire an assassin -- host: congressman, a red flag in your mind? guest: it is not the type of plot that you were reading, but you never know. with all due respect, probably not the smartest people involved. from hindsight, we can look and ask why did they do this and not this? with all due respect, some of them are not the smartest folks involved. it does raise some questions. based on what i understand, this is what he said. we have to at

if you represent now dearborn, mich., you will have spent time in one of the largest arab- american communities in the united states, and that is going to help shape, help inform your view, and you may find that may shape the intensity a member of congress affects about part of the world now. i think they call it international affairs in the house. if you are a chairman of the african subcommittee, you are going to be more focused on issues affecting the african continent. it does not mean you are going to disregard other parts of the world, or if you are a member of one of the committees with foreign policy jurisdiction, it does not necessarily mean you are going to be a good member, but it means you're much more likely to be focused on those issues, but it is not just the foreign relations committee, but the armed forces committee is going to bring members in closer contact with issues having to do with foreign policies and international relations. the homeland security committees are going to bring members in closer contact with these issues because of the amount of work being done around th

go on and talk about the owner of a cafe in tijuana the rest in 2002 who traveled all the way to dearborn michigan and spent years in prison for conspiring to raise money for as a law. there's just a lot of cases. so i would ask how much of a prayer ready should hezbollah be to the counterterrorism policy? >> as we look at the tie between the drug trafficking and terrorism and we see that around the globe for the dea is a pretty the we look to those organizations, and we continue to look at their connection across the globe. is to begin your activities with the dea and thank you for serving the region of south carolina where i'm from by the way i forgot to mention that comes your activities with the dea is there any conclusive evidence of hezbollah's involvement with the tunnel and activities of the cartel? >> i would say a general statement on the link between the drug trafficking and terrorism does exist. i don't necessarily see that to a great degree with the mexican cartels but other locations around the world where we see light in afghanistan or places like that. >> mr. ambassador, i

go on and talk about the owner of a cafe in tijuana the rest in 2002 who traveled all the way to dearborn michigan and spent years in prison for conspiring to raise money for as a law. there's just a lot of cases. so i would ask how much of a prayer ready should hezbollah be to the counterterrorism policy? >> as we look at the tie between the drug trafficking and terrorism and we see that around the globe for the dea is a pretty the we look to those organizations, and we continue to look at their connection across the globe. is to begin your activities with the dea and thank you for serving the region of south carolina where i'm from by the way i forgot to mention that comes your activities with the dea is there any conclusive evidence of hezbollah's involvement with the tunnel and activities of the cartel? >> i would say a general statement on the link between the drug trafficking and terrorism does exist. i don't necessarily see that to a great degree with the mexican cartels but other locations around the world where we see light in afghanistan or places like that. >> mr. ambassador, i

passport and married an american woman and recently released for him in the dearborn area was his last known address and there's a lot of movement across the bridges, more in the michigan area but i am sure this is something we need to be cognizant of. the good news is i say not is because i came to this town working for fbi but based on the research i have done for the book i have been tremendously impressed. local police and others, the work they're doing focused on hezbollah in particular is impressive. >> a very quick comment. the hezbollah is more comfortable with the expatriate lebanese shia population than the iranians are with their population. the interesting exhibition might be in canada because in canada you have second generation of iranian immigration. much more devout communities and communities that are much closer to the folks back home. they exist almost in ghettos which is something you don't see anywhere else with the iranian expatriate community so iranians are naturally going there which is why they sent one of the brothers of the most famous family in iran to ther

if there is not unanimity on a particular issue, if you are a member of congress that represents dearborn, michigan, you will naturally have spent time in the largest arab-american community in the united states. that is without question going to help shape and inform your view and might have affect on your priority. you could good district by district all over the country and found that constituencies might shape and affect the intensity with which a member of congress looks at foreign policy in a particular part of the world. the committee's you are on certainly have an impact. no question if you are a member of the foreign relations committee in the senate or the house, they called it international affairs in the house but keep changing the names of these committees you will be more focused on foreign policy. if you are the chairman of the africa subcommittee he will be more focused on issues affecting the african continent. doesn't mean you are going to disregard other parts of the world and if you are a member of one of the committees with foreign policy jurisdiction doesn't mean you

even if there is not unanimity on any issue, if you are a member of congress representing dearborn, mich largest arab- american community in the united states. without question, that will help inform your view and it may have an effect on your priorities. and you can go by each district to find that constituencies may affect the intensity with which a member of congress looks at foreign policy in part of the world. the committees that you are on affect your impact. if you are in the foreign relations committee, the call of international affairs in the house, you will be more focused on foreign policy. and if you are the chairman of the africa subcommittee in the united states senate, you'll be focus on issues affecting the

host: dearborn, michigan. you're next. republican line. caller: hello, representative price. i'm a republican and i voted for bush, i voted for mccain. and i watched c-span. i'm disabled. from a bad auto accident that the insurance company would not pay for. and i watch and what i observe and what i've learned is that you -- all -- the republicans and even some democrats, you're all owned by the corporations. and i've seen the bills that you have and they're given tax breaks to the corporations and you're wanting to roll back e.p.a. regulations and i'll tell you, i have asthma and i have drug insurance. they will not pay for the inhalers except one inhaler, $5, which that inhaler doesn't even work. and next year the drug insurance companies are only going to pay anything over $90 for an inhaler. and why is that? because if you republicans get your way, the clean air act and all your mercury and all this stuff in the air is going to increase and people are going to have more asthma and insurance companies aren't going to pay. guest: well, virginia, great to hear you from. deer

even if there is not unanimity on any issue if you are a member of congress representing dearborn mich. you will have spent time in the largest arab- american community in the united states. without question, that will help inform your view and it may have an effect on your priorities. and you can go by each district to find that constituencies may affect the intensity with which a member of congress looks at foreign policy in part of the world. the committees that you are on affect your impact. if you are in the foreign relations committee the call of international affairs in the house, you will be more focused on foreign policy. and if you are the chairman of the africa subcommittee in the united states senate, you'll be focus on issues affecting the african continent. and if you are a member of one of the committees with foreign policy jurisdiction, it does not mean that you will necessarily be a good member. you'll be much more likely to be focused on those issues. this is the armed services committee. they will bring members into closer contact with issues involving foreign policy

an indictment was recently released for him in the dearborn area, which was his last known address.nd there's a lot of movement across the bridges, more and the michigan area, but i'm sure in yours as well. this is something we need to be cognizant of. the good news is, based on the research i have done for the book as well as my work with the fbi, have been tremendously impressed by local police and others. the work that they are doing focus on hezbollah in particular is impressive. >> a very quick comment, hezbollah is a vastly more comfortable with the expatriate lebanese shiite population than the lebanese are with their same population. in canada, you have what i would call the second generation of iran and immigration. you have much more about communities that are much closer to the folks back home. they exist almost in ghettos in canada, which is nothing -- which is something you do not see almost anywhere else in other foreign communities. has had a certain prestige among the lebanese shiite community, even with the lebanese shiites who are not ideologically in sympathy with