dobbs will be here. culture warriors on a new study says if teenagers watch movies full of sex they are more likely to have sex themselves.x=lówófófówó@ó<ó(. >> bill: culture warrior segment tonight, new study out of dartmouth college says adolescents who watch movies with sex are more likely to have sex themselves more partner and use no condoms. there is no coalition between what hollywood puts out and behavior. join us is senior editor at in touch magazine in for gretchen carl son this evening. the author of the new provocative novel sly fox. all right. janine, movies and behavior, what say you? >> look, we put our kids in front of a television to learn how to count, to learn how to spell. sesame street. we are shocked to find out oh my goodness if they see sex in a movie they might replicate it. now we have dartmouth and the university of missouri who proved based upon a study that they tracked for six years that the kids who have seen sexual content in movies tend more likely to have sex earlier. mo

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now back to the fox business special "out of work" with lou dobbs. for latest headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome become to our fox business special out of work. i'm lou dobbs. nearly 14 million americans are now you out of work. so what should a government do about that? as john stossel reports, when campaigning for president, barack obama said this. >> we need to expand unemployment benefits and extend them for those who can't find jobs right away. >> benefits were extended to as long as 99 weeks in some states. now, the presidents if campaign ads list the extension as an example of how the president kept his word. >> two million americans can know with certainty that they won't lose their emergency unemployment insurance at the end of this month. >> but you that certainty knowing that a check is waiting has some nasty side effects. when unemployment insurance first began it lasted 16 weeks. fdr said it wasn't a permanent cure. today it lasts a year and half in some states. progressives call that a kind program that takes care of the poo

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i am lou dobbs. nearly 14 million americans are out of work.hat should a government do about that. as john stossel reports when campaigning for president barack obama said this. >> we need to expand unemployment benefits and extend them for those who can't find another job right away. >> after obama's election benefits were extended to as long as 99 weeks in some states. now the president campaign ad lists the extension as an example of how the president kept his word. >> 2 million americans know with certainty they won't lose their emergency unemployment insurance at the end of this month. >> then knowing a check is waiting has nasty side feths. >> when unemployment insurance first began it lasted 16 weeks. fdr said it wasn't a permanent cure. but today it lasts a year and a half in some states. progressives call that... a a a kind program that takes care of the for guy that gets fired. >> this is what is said about benefit and welfare program since the great society began. >> they are helping people in need. you know what we found 40 and 50 e

lou dobbs is the host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business network.u, the president said that during a recession. we're not technically in a recession anymore. does that make the tax hikes now okay? >> i think not, and because this is not a recession by classic definition. it means very little. it is a jobless recovery. when we include discouraged workers, megyn, as you know, 15% of the country's -- megyn: right. it's not 8.2%, it's 15%. >> and for this president to even stand up here by himself and say he's going to raise taxes, first of all, ignores the fact that this is a republican-led congress that is adamantly against raising taxes to their credit and, secondly, it ignores the fact that his own party is not participating in this call for new taxes. in fact, nancy pelosi, the minority leader in the house, has said maybe at a million, but certainly not at $250,000. megyn: well, that's the interesting thing. he actually tried to get this through before in the senate which is controlled by the democrats, and they said, no. >> no deal. megyn: is this

lou dobbs has some thoughts. he is here in moments. >>> we've got some new video coming in on the breaking news we've been following for the last hour. a security team onboard a u.s. navy vessel firing on a boat in the persian gulf off the coast of dubai. reportedly worried that he could be under attack from iran. fox news confirming now that one person has been killed, three more injured near iranian waters. this after the boat sped toward the navy oil tanker ignoring repeated warnings. it is important to note that iran is known to deploy small boats which have a history of harassing u.s. navy ships in the region. all this comes after the navy just days ago sent dozens of special unmanned subs into the persian gulf, a story we told you about last week. a spokesman says the navy is investigating. fox news is following this very closely, we're going to bring you a live report from the pentagon just ahead. >>> fox news alert from florida now where a mountain of new evidence was released a short time ago in the shoo

lou dobbs is the host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business channel and a syndicated radio show host. the deal is canada asked us to the prom, we said no. then they went out and found a different date. and canned today and china are going to the prom and we have to sit there wondering was this a good idea? should we have turned them down? >> the democrats led my chuck shaoeurpl, senator schumer of new york who was adamantly opposed to the keytone pipeline wants to tell canada how to run its policy and energy affairs to the point he wants the united states to intervene in sovereign issues including energy for the sovereign state of can tk and the people's republic of china. megyn megyn: explain to the folks what they are doing. >> they are buying one of the best production companies by the name of nexson, a canadian company. they produce about a quarter of a million barrels of oil a day, a substantial contribution considering that we bring in just about 40% of our oil is imported. it's a very important relationship. one ever the chinese-owned oil companies will have a direct investmen

here now tore explain why fox news business anchor lou dobbs. say how bad this is because have you been investigating all day. bosque was kicked out of the police academy because while he was in the police academy he was arrested for driving a stolen truck, possession of a firearm and elm personating a police officer carrying a fake badge. so the florida police academy kicked him out and he never graduated but he got hired by two cities florida city and opa-lock and now they want to get rid of him but they can't why? >> it's complicated. i have got piles of paper and calls out to half the state of florida trying to figure out why sergeant her man bosque is still on the force. his, if you would call it this rap sheet is year by year. one of my favorites four people killed just south of opalocka pursuing car driven by bosque. [ laughter ] i'm not laughing at this but. >> they are dead. >> right. he replies after the investigation that he followed the stolen car for 20 minutes, witnessed the crash he watched in horror. that's a quote as the driver

. >>> i'm lou dobbs and this is a fox business network special presentation for the fox news channel. out of work. tonight, employment in america. where are the jobs? >> we are still not creating them as fast as we want. >> there is nothing out there. nothing. >> who is hiring? >> you're hiring but you can't find workers. >> who is firing? >> they laid me off and outsourced our positions. >> the reports are in. >> a disappointing jobs report sending stocks scening today. >> the jobs report today. that was a stun. >>> jobs just ain't materializing. >> and the numbers don't look good. >> u.s. employers created just 69,000 jobs. >> unemployment rate inching back up for the first time in a year. >> any way you look at it this is bad news. >> the team at the fox business network brings you a special report on the real unmany ployment story because america is out of work. >> and now, from the fox business network headquarters in new york, lou dobbs. >> america is out of work. unemployment hasn't been this high for this long since the great depression. and the government tells us more than 8

. >>> also tonight, lou dobbs on whether the obama administration even knows where billions in taxpayer stimulus has gone. >> windmills from china, electric cars from finland. >> caution. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. who would win the presidential election if it were held today? that is the subject ofhis evening talking points memo. last night charles krauthammer predicted president obama would win if the vote were held right now. >> he's got a two-point edge in the popular vote. it's almost inconceivable that you would have that strong an excess in the overall vote and lose in the lec electoral colle. >> however, karl rove disagrees and believes romney would win. that's interesting as they're both astute analysts. talking voice believes obama would not carry one state that voted for john mccain last time around. therefore, mitt romney begins with 173 electoral votes. i also think the president will lose north carolina. that's 15 electoral votes. he'll lose new hampshire, four electoral votes

megyn: joining me now, lou dobbs, syndicated radio show and host of "lou dobbs tonight" on the fox business network. the president not specifically singling out the poor in those remarks, but talking about how they'd righted the ship and things are getting better, and now a group that is, i think it's fair to say, typically inclined to vote democratic, you know, under the belief that the republicans like the rich and the democrats like the poor, help the poor, i should say, this group appears to be struggling, lou, more than we've seen in a few decades. is it true? is the study true? >> it's absolutely true. it's also, you know, it's intuitively validated, i think, across the board. but what does it mean, what did it mean in 1965 shortly after president johnson declared war on poverty in this country? here's what it means in terms of its effect. we have spent at the state level and the federal government $15 trillion. that's the product of an entire year's economic production in goods and services. we've spent $15 trillion over that period of time, and the poverty level as you've just seen

let's talk about dobbs for a moment. struggling to create an environment and a stimulus. does mitt romney have a single idea that you believe will actually create jobs? >> he is failing on that score to set forth an agenda and i don't want to write his campaign book for him but that's where people care about what he is proposing and he's failed utterly and completely to set forth anything proactive anything other than simply cut taxes to benefit the wealthy on the old trickle down bush economics that have failed, obviously proved to be failures and so i think even the financial community and others who might be inclined to support him rightly with -- and you have only to look at the "wall street journal" of today really faulting him for failing to adopt consistent initiatives that will benefit the economy. >> eliot: you refer to the wall street editorial that ran one of the most acrimonious sharpest editorials it has writ been a republican, going after him not only for the inconsistencies, failure to use healthcare as a distinction and his economic plan saying he hasn't g

hosted by lou dobbs and it will feature john stossel, ge geri willis, sandra smith, it will be outstanding. >> the government is everywhere. this is the jersey shore. the real one. life is good. some seasonal workers work for the summer and stop. thaw collect unemployment the rest of the year. bill quinn worked as a lifeguard for 20 years. after the summer what is his jobs plan? >> enemployment. it ample averages $500 every two weeks. >> i want to be paid to hang out on the beach. >> kimberly: check it out. 9:00 p.m. on fox news channel followed by greta van susteren at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> eric: it will be a great special. i saw pieces of that. today we lost an american icon. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> eric: can we whistle it? >> bob: i can't. >> dana: i can't whistle. [ whistling ] >> eric: anyway, andy griffin. adefine taylor, mayberry, north carolina. a fictional town. great american hero. maybe we didn't have the same politics but that's okay. great actor. funny guy. freddie he played a good bad guy in tv movie "prayer for the wildcat." look that up. he is amazing. he terrorizes hippies. i

. >> sergeant dobbs, first and foremost, he was the first officer on the scene, rms, our first respondersped in the floor beside me with my son. you couldn't ask any better when it comes to public service than what our small town has. he was put in one the ambulances. the staff and nurses of higgins hospital, we live across the street from the hospital came out of the hospital, went into the back of the ambulance, worked on my son and transferred him to lifeflite. he passed at 5:10. >> you have amazing people that helped you in that moment. in in moment you are here because you lost your son to synthetic marijuana. you remember every detail because i can tell you love your son very, very much. quickly, for the people watching, a lot of parents, tell me what you're doing with these mailboxes. how are you trying to help? >> we wanted to give back something to those men and women that were in that floor with me that day. we thought what could we do to help them to bring not only sin themmic marijuana and bath salts off the street but prescription and nonprescription medications and narcotics

hosted by lou dobbs looking at unemployment crisis in this country. important topic. considering considering barkleys, hours after the bank's chairman stepped down after a market manipulation scandal. the u.s. and british governments already have fined barclays nearly half a billion dollars. the bank illegally fixed the interest rate it charged other banks to borrow money. unemployment rate in the 17 nation eurozone hit a report high today of 11.1%. that's nearly 3 percentage points higher than the jobless rates here in the u.s. however, european stock markets were still up today. ladies and gentlemen of the jury on reports that new measures will reduce the risk that spain and italy will need financial bailouts. computer giant apple has settled a $60 million lawsuit with a tech company in china that will now allow apple to sell new ipads in the lucrative and growing chinese market. the firm had registered the ipad trademark back in 2001 almost 10 years before apple started selling the device. the company also sued apple here in the u.s. but a court through out that la

. >> and now from the fox business network headquarters in new york, lou dobbs. >> america is out ofhan 8 percent of americans are now unemployed. that sounds booed -- bad, but it is worse than that. a record number of those

you don't get that on lou dobbs. >> right. smoke 'em if you got 'em.r, feel ten years younger, legally in a fiscal cliff; do it under the doctor's care. >> i have to say, a hulk smash, give me tises to rhone. >> he is more aggressive around the office. >> this is a big business. >> this doctor, the most interesting angle for me this doctor said doing a botox business, that all but dried up in the recession. when he turned to tess to rhone, he said we opted out of the recession. tyler, how many companies want to find that opt-out button? >> leave you with this note. the doctor saying i said to that cuer, wake up with in the morning and the only thing stiff is your back, you should be taking testosterone. i leave it there. cindy, john, on that happy note -- >> quite a show. >> see you next week. >> the dow taking testosterone! now lost in the jpm trouble, loans and refis showing signs of life. we'll run through the numbers. take that! mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is oft

let's go to share of arpaio talking to lou dobbs. >> how do you react to that?they call you ku klux klan. i think it is an honor it it means we're doing something. >> lawyers also read letters from constituents who complained about spanish-speaking residents in neighborhoods where arpaio later launched his trademark immigration sweeps. as arpaio testified, four undocumented immigrants were arrested outside the courthouse for blocking an intersection. >> i am a mother of three kids. i am here to tell arpaio that i am making -- [unintelligible] , and get me. >> the protesters had immigration holds placed on them when they went to one of our pilot's jail spread of four were released late wednesday but it is not clear they're being targeted for deportation. we go now to phoenix to carlos garcia, an organizer for it later this month he will participate with undocumented immigrant activists and the no papers, no fear bus tour. its final stop is the democratic-to convention in charlotte. carlos, we welcome you to "democracy now!" explain with this lawsuit against arpai

. >> join lou dobbs, as he hosts a fab network special: out of work. tuesday, on fox news. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and the supreme court upholds obamacare. handing the president a victory but giving mitt romney a new issue. we'll find out what president obama thinks of the court's decision and how health care reform will work in the real world. the white house chief of staff, jack lew. then, republicans strike back. promising to wipe the law off of the books. we'll discuss the g.o.p. plan for repeal and replace. with the senate's top republican, mitch mcconnell. >>> plus, obamacare and the 2012 elections. we'll ask our sunday panel how the core's big ruling will play on the campaign trail. all, right now, on fox news sunday. ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington. >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the supreme court issued its historic ruling in obamacare this week. but, that didn't end, the intense debate. joining us from new york, to discuss the ruling and how the law will be implemented is white house chief of staff, j

. >> lou dobbs. >> the president's recent calls for common sense gun restrictions could affect the personale presidency for mr. obama to do so has to be the big surprise. >> yes. yes. >> calling for conversation on sensible gun control is an assault -- >> yeah, he is trying to take away your right to have a shoulder-launched missile. >> yeah he is trying to take away your right to have 6,000 rounds of ammunition. and body armor. >> yeah, like the caller said the founders wouldn't even imagine the kind of weapons we're talking about now. >> and george washington didn't want a standing army. >> thank you. rush limbaugh >> 99 days before the election. ♪ >> if you are a welfare recipient that's just a little more than three checks. ♪ >> maybe we shouldn't remind people. ♪ >> well, yeah, it's -- shouldn't remind people on welfare when the election is. that may not be something we want to do. >> i get it because they are all -- >> what? >> -- black. >> in case you haven't noticed he is black. >> that was subtle. okay. wow. and we end with eric rush. >> yeah, he was on hannity. >> some sort of cre