doocy lost his first. bend down and get that up. okay, very good. >> bill: hey. obviously you didn't have to be coordinated to be on fox and friends. >> motor skills the first thing to go. >> bill: question no. two. the japanese signed a surrender agreement officially ending world war ii. it was held in tokyo bay on the deck of what u.s. ship? a, uss massachusetts. b, uss missouri. c, cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> the battleship, missouri, takes her place in tokyo bay for the official surrender of japan. the end of the greatest war. >> bill: ms. is martha didn't know it. doocy. >> bill: did know it but dropped another card. >> bill: question he number three. murphy was the most decorated american soldier during world war ii. after the war, murphy became a celebrity starring in a movie about himself. what was the name of the film? start it. cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> to hell and back. the true story of the most decorated soldier in the history of the united states. >> bill: now, you guys should have known th

but chill out, steve doocy, not everything bocephus says is meant to be taken literally. he is an artist. he works in metaphor. like his song "big top women." "the big top women sure do bounce around, i love to see them walking up and down." be baboom, be baboom, make you go downtown. (laughter and applause) clearly a metaphor. big top women isn't literally about the circus. (laughter) tragically espn caved to the "we shouldn't compare the president to hitlerschtapo" so last night's "monday night football" didn't begin with hank williams, jr., asking the eternal eternal question "are you ready for some football?" and, nation, not hearing that song left me dangerously unprepared for some football! (laughter) i'm in my living room innocently watching a chevy silverado ad. a bunch of men in shiny tights start hitting each other hurling and kicking a weird level oblate sphere rohde. it was hours before i realized it was some football. (laughter) and needless to say i was not ready for it. i'm sorry, espn, you can disagree with a man's politics but you have no right to rob the

steve doocy playing for a person in kansas city.ke to sign up, go to billoreilly.com. it's all free and the prizes are good. all right, the debate edition. you okay on this? >> yeah. goes going to be very interesting. >> bill: i hope. if not. you'll both be fired. question number one, ronald reagan's famous phrase, there you go again, was coined during a 1980 debate against jimmy carter. reagan was responding to carter's attack on him over what issue? a, higher taxes for the rich. b, national health care. c, iranian hostage crisis, d, abortion. reagan was responding for what issue? cards up please. and roll the tape. >> these are the kind of elements of the national health insurance important to the american people, governor reagan again, typically is against such a proposal. >> governor, there you go again. >> bill: national health care. even back then. you both got that wrong. they were listening on sirius and other radio places. b was the answer. okay? get a lot of radio people listen not guilty on sirius. >> how many on cb radio

we're fox and friends just around the corner. >> jon: unless i'm mistaken here, steve doocy actually tried to console that woman as they left, hey, kid, look on the bright side, obama's policies can't be vindicated every day. by the way, i'm no expert on body language but i'm not sure she appreciated this. (laughter) >> jon: gaah, get me to the silkwood shower. we'll be right back. >> jon: welcome back. so libya, congratulations, a free country. what they do with their freedom and their democracy, we don't know. will they be more of an american ally, that would be very nice. what will the new libya look like? back in march we ran a piece, john oliver sat down with the man who now becomes the new libyan government's ambassador in washington so we thought let's take a look back, if you will. >> ally ali aujoli was the libyan ambassador for the unitedded states. he worked for qaddafi for 40 years until-to-wokes ago when he resigned in protest to work with the rebels. >> qaddafi made it very easy for me to quit his regime after he what he did to libyans, i feel like first time i can say

in washington, peter doocy, fox news. >> i called him steve and we love steve doocy in the morning, peterive me, i know you will. ahead of the king dedication ceremony. fox getting access to the women in martin luther king jr.'s junior's family. bernis king talking about growing up with her dad. >> at times, i want to ask dad a question and get a response. there are times when i just need a fatherly hug and get it. and then i look at the fact that he gave his life for the benefit of humanity and because i understood from my relationship with christ that he gave his life for all of us and for my father to give his life for the benefit of the humanity, i am willing to accept that sacrifice and deal with the tears as they flow. >> fox news will have complete coverage of the dedication ceremony beginning tomorrow morning, don't miss it. >> working to keep oil from poluth the ocean and rebel fighters making progress against the people loyal to dictator gaddafi's reyeem. around the world in 80 seconds. >> libya, anti-government rebels saying they have pened down the remains of the loyalest. the

controversial remarks and peters doocy is standing by with the story and the rest of the top headlinesublican presidential hopeful mitt romney is warning social conservative not to let poisonous language divide them. it comes a day after a prominent supporter of rival rick perry called romney's religion cult-like. >> and first time the obama administration had concerns about the legality . e-mails show in late august the administration considered giving solyndra a 5.4 million. >> he took a leave to play football for the new england patriots and the navy is ordering eric catoni back to duty. he will go on board of a navy ship. the navy encouraged him to pursue the goal of professional football after the completionn of the service in the navy. fans of the simpson can breathe a sigh of relief. it will be here to stay for two years and fox settled a contract dispute with the show's voice cast. back to you. >> thank you very much and moving along. investigators are back in a kansas city landfall and looking for clues in the disappearance of 10 month old lisa irwin. her partners claim she wa

>> heather: peter doocy in washington. gregg: a classic nor'easter is chugging up the east coast right now. this storm catching many in new york city by surprise. there is the radar picks. the big apple expected to get as much as three inches of snow which is incredibly rare in the month of october. some spots inland and to the north could see a whole lot more. we were going to go live to describe june in central park -- julie banderas in central park, but the weather is wreaking havoc on her equipment and she had to retreat. but the problem is many of the leaves have not fallen from the trees and it's technically autumn. >> heather: it's weighing down the limbs and falling on power lines. >> gregg: here is a picture outdoors and this sort of belies what's really happening there because it's not sticking to the ground, but it's stick to go trees. this is the tree or branch that fell in my yard from a neighbor's tree and took out our beautiful rose covered arbor. and there is another picture of it, too. by the way, if any o

>> kelly: peter doocy reporting from washington. thanks. >> heather: you have to see this.ggers off several streets near lake michigan. that is the cyclist right there. actually that's a runner. bottom line, they can't make it through. you can see how powerful those waves really are, crashing over oak street beach along the highway, literally knocking folks over. meteorologist maria molina live in the fox extreme weather center with more. >> it's been very unsettled across most of the great lakes, not just this weekend from those images you're seeing, but also last weekend where we had water spouts being reported across lake michigan and a big reason is that we've had this dip in the jet stream set up across this area, across most of the eastern half of the country for the past several days already. there has been areas of low pressure that have moved through the great lakes and the northeast, keeping things very unsettled. and also very cool. we have cool air being shifted in from canada, southbound, even areas like atlanta, georgia, dealing with some of the cooler air. 64

peter doocy joins us with details. >> reporter: protocol was breached that according to he wants to knowcol was breached and when the government went in and subordinated this loan. he says he's found it isn't just solyndra there's a pattern of these investments and he wants to stop them. >> the american people will judge the overall policy and losers this was a 500 million dollar earmark effectively, byç political appointees. something that you hear about with congress, you don't always hear about with the president. my view is my committee's jurisdiction, energy and commerce are doing great jobs, my jurisdiction to big out how it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: president obama insists his administration did their homework it was a betç. >> reporter: president obama said that at his news conference thursday that sometimes with the money they give out these things work out, sometimes they do not. the obama administration's bet on solyndra was pushed for from the inside by the department of energy officialç who use to fun raise -- to fundraise for obama in '08. >> shannon: live tv, s

our peter doocy live now in washington with more details. peter, what is the president saying today about his jobs bi bill. >> reporter: the president why they haven't signed off on the jobs bill which he sent to congress three weeks ago. >> some republicans in congress have said they agree with certain parts of the jobs bill. if so, it's time for them to tell me what those proposals are, if they're opposed to the jobs bill i'd like to to exactly what they're against. are they against putting teachers and police officers and firefighters back on the job? >> are they against hiring construction workers to rebuild our roads and bridges and schools? . are they against giving tax cuts to virtually small business and worker in america? >> and republicans aren't alone questioning the jobs plan. just 38% of registered voters actually think it's going to create jobs and 18% think it will cost jobs and 39% don't think it will make a difference at all. on the whole. 39% of voters think that the president's tax plan and jobs plan are bad for america, 4

. >> bill: that's right a west point doocy scores. >> i almost said that. >> bill: when i was a teacher. >> can i get half point. that's why you are not a teacher anymore. >> bill: that's right. i would not take that from the you students. top gun was a hit. >> maverick, did you hear about ice? >> what's that? >> you want another one? >> really? >> i feel the need, the need for speed. >> bill: what aircraft did cruise's character fly in top gun? >> bill: cards up, please. maccallum just guess. a is correct. tom cruise, tom cat: got it right. gettysburg, one of the bloodiest battles of the entire civil war. >> bill: abraham lincoln's gettysburg address was delivered from the battle site to commemorate what event? the answer is d, that is correct. the cemetery dedication. i actually was lucky enough to get to see lincoln's handwritten copy of the gettysburg address which is in the lincoln bedroom of the white house. you know who took me up there to show it to me? >> president obama. >> bill: that's correct. i almost cried. that's how emotional that thing is. it's an amazing piece of histo

. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we decide the person who will have control over our nation's destiny, we have a bunch of pictures of them eating a corn dog. [laughter] last weekend one of our more rebellious states decided it's not happy with how things are. >> florida is talking about moving up its presidential primary. i mean, way up they're thinking about moving it up. that could mean chaos on the calendar this winter. we will talk about that in our political ticker. that's coming up. it's 12 minutes past the hour. ♪ the people that you find whatever you may need ♪ >> jon: really? "welcome to the jungle" over old people voting, "welcome to the jungle"? ♪ welcome to the jungle we wear long black socks with shorteds and eat our lunch at 3:00 ♪ guns and ros

peter doocy is live in washington with more. peter? >> yeah, kelly and right now we're actually standing just about halfway between the washington monument you can see behind me and the martin luther king memorial and they're going to march after al sharpton are done talking behind me, over to the martin luther king memorial. and you're talking about the occupy wall street, occupy d.c., occupy everything protest and a lot of complaints about those have been they're very unorganized. this is about as organized as a rally could be. look out, a lot of civil rights groups and labor groups, a lot of organized labor. a lot of the speakers here, very pro union. the slogan for every single speaker has been no justice, no peace and it gets worked up about it and justice that they want and social justice and the way that they think they're going to get that and since they had health care now, they want the jobs bill and right now not only are there no jobs, but there's also no equality. and so, everybody here has been very complimentary of dr. k

>> rick: peter doocy, thanks. >> arthel: i want to tell but a calendar fight over this year's primary. forcing nevada republicans to change the date of their caucus. again. the party decide to go shift caucuses back to february 4. the republican national committee recommended changing the date after a number of presidential candidates threatened to boycott the caucus. >> rick: a congressman proudly proclaiming his bill would be a, quote, job killer for illegal workers. lamar smith is talking about the legal work force act which would require all employers to use the e verify system to make sure that they don't hire illegal aliens. but many farmers are concerned that that's most of their work force and they wouldn't be qualified to work. casey stegall is live from los angeles. what's the drive behind this legislation? >> really a battle shaping up on capitol hill over this controversial topic. the idea is really twofold. supporters of this bill say it would help curtail what is being characterized as the illegal immigrant problem in this country, while also lowering the nation's soarin

>> harris: peter doocy thank you very much. this development tonight, uganda's president speaking out over u.s. military troops being sent to his country. the president clarifying it's better to call them personnel not troops adding it was wrong sending u.s. troops to fight the lord's resistance army or lra or guerrilla group. instead, americans will be gathering intelligence. president obama announcing friday he is dispatching about 100 u.s. special op. forces to africa to advise in the fight against joseph coney. and the sports world now to revisit our top story in case you are just tuning in. the sports world losing one of its premier race car drivers. the scene, las vegas, just a couple of hours ago. indy 500 champion dan wheldon has died from the injuries he suffered diswiewrg this massive 15 car crash. this happened during the 13th lap of the indy 300. we are updating you as we get new information on it. dr. martin luther king jr. making history once again at our nation's capitol. a memorial dedication honoring a man who

. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me hi. kristin. and, you... (camera flashes) yoleine...yoleine.! what do your friends think of your car? they think it's cool. well, what did they say about it? ah, that it's cool. (laughs) does your focus match your personality? yes, it does match my personality. it's very classic. it's funny. it's quirky. it's sleek. it's shiny. it's practical. and, it's smart. (laughs) it's the black angus on rosemary parmesan quality thick sliced black angus steak topped with melted mozzarella and cheddar try it you're gonna like it quiznos mmmmm.... toasty! >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we decide the person who will have control over our nation's destiny, we have a bunch of pictures of them eating a corn dog. [laughter] last weekend one of our more rebellious states decided it's not happy with how things are. >> florida is t

in washington, peter doocy, fox news. >> rick: well, this time of year, young kids in school learning about the fall holidays. thanksgiving coming up, of course. columbus day was just passed. and halloween. try telling that to one school principal in massachusetts. teachers in the town of summerville are being informed to avoid the holidays in the classroom. the principal says halloween's connections to witchcraft are problematic. she adds celebrating the atrocities committed by christopher columbus is insulting. here is what some of the kids think. >> i don't like it. i celebrated halloween since i was a little kid and i don't think it's right to ban it. >> i think it's kind of ridiculous because we should celebrate what we want to celebrate. we shouldn't be told what we shouldn't by other people. that's not even our family. >> rick: smart kid. teachers there have let kids know that they are not to dress up for halloween, at least not this year. >> arthel: ba humbug. being richer isn't always better. well, at least when it comes to being married. researchers found that couples who sa

this is the doocy from carnegie deli. look at this, lots of tongue.check out those sandwiches. >> it licks you back. >> what? >> all right. steve, this is a -- >> breakfast is on me! >> that legendary institution has decided that your birthday is just too big to pass up. >> wow. >> how do you -- >> look at the sandwiches. you have to cut that thing in quarters to get that in your mouth. >> what does this sandwich consist of? do we know? >> that's a lot of turkey. >> here's some pa strstrami for. >> did they name that after me? >> it's named the doocy. >> i see a lot of meat there. >> it's all meat, steve. >> i'm going to go for the -- >> that's pastrami. >> there's a pound of meat on every sandwich. >> this looks like corned beef. >> my favorite carnegie deli sandwich is the corned beef and pastrami sandwich which is woody allen over there. >> one of those is on that plate over there. >> fantastic. thank you very much. >> steve, here you go. there's your lunch and there's your dessert and it's only 6:30 eastern time. a.m. so it's just fantastic. >> th

and cain, who is ten ahead of that, with 37%. >> patti: peter doocy, thank you. >> gregg: calendar fightis year's primaries and caucuses forcing nevada republicans to change the date of their caucus again. the party deciding to shift caucuses back to february 4 and avoid penalties from the national party for meddling with the election calendar. about two weeks ago, nevada state party leaders said mid january for the nominating contest. they said moving the date up would give the state a big early roll in determining the nominee. >> patti: new details in the search for lisa irwin. police are revealing why investigators carry out an intense search of her parents' home earlier this week. according to documents, cadaver dogs picked up the smell of human remains. now that story. >> on wednesday, we saw police searching both inside and outside the house where baby lisa irwin disappeared. they dug around the outside of the house and in the backyard and now these court documents explain why. in the application for the search warrant, police needed unrestricted access to the home to conduct a tho

peter doocy live in washington. what have we learned from him today?teresting. steve just mentioned that new poll by the des moines register it has cain and romney in a class by themselves in the low 20s, everybody else 10 or more points back. perry is tied for fifth with 7%. he said he's not worried. >> thing that i've learned is you pace yourself. it is not a spring. it is a6?ó marathon. we go in late. and we worked hard for those first eight plus weeks to go raise the money and we hadç a 17 plus million dollar, 47 day fundraising push. so, it is always good to come off the battle line for a few days and catch your bet. >> reporter: the texas governor declined to say anything mean about mitt romney. but he did say the two are different perry says he has always leaned to the right and says romney has gone back and forth. >> i've been a consistent conservative. i've always been in favor of the second amendment protecting second amendment, i've always been pro-life, i've always been a fiscal conservative. mitt has been on october sighs of those issues.

peter doocy. >> her man cain wants iowa to know he a pro-life and that is that. >> endowed by the creator, with certain inalienable rights and among these life from conception no abortions, no exceptions. [ applause ] >> reporter: he confused voters earlier this week when abortions should be an option for race and incest victims but the government should not be involved. two of his opponents it's too late he says he is pro-choice and he can't talk his way out of it. >> it is a liberal canard, i am personally pro-life but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and eating it, too. >> you can't be pro-life and people have a choice to do whatever they want. >> sanitorium is near the bottom. her man cain is way ahead with 37% in iowa. congress man ron paul has 12% talked about fixing the economy. the market must first crash, something he says the government should have let happen long ago. >> you do what we did in 1921, you allow it to correct in one year and go back to work. >> tomorrow, new hampshire's governor wi

through the clips is always interesting these protests and like i'm boxen friends and gretchen and steve doocy and brian kilmeade but if we have to play it by big it's all going to go well let's take a look at herman cain's new ad that was released last night i think it's kind of hilarious but everyone is absolutely going crazy over it today in the media so let's take a look for a second. nobody's ever seen but the america's never seen a candidate like mccain we need to get involved because together we can do this we can take this country. i first started i just feel like this comes from somewhere in the one nine hundred eighty s. with like the really cheesy song and herman cain just. this is low production stuff right this isn't like people read the flashy campaign ads that we've seen from rick santorum from tim pawlenty you know from ron paul but the media today you know i mean you have to laugh about that right it's kind of funny but i feel like some of the. actually tried to take it seriously and couldn't believe that the guy was smoking i definitely saw a christian ad seen on m.s.m. b.c.'

peter doocy is standing by, peter?nato said they captured a senior leader of the macura network. and he was nabbed in a province bordering and the drone strike that killed al-awlaki appears to kill a top saudi bomb maker. at this hour, the kenyan coast guard is holding in a stand off. the woman was kidnapped near a kenya resort. back and forth, over the best way to create jobs. president obama demanded that congress pass the jobs bill. gop countered with a call of fewer government regulations. >> a paramedic testified that michael jackson's doctor was not forth coming about the injections he had begin. he never mentioned than thes tetic he gave jackson. those are the top stories, uma, back to you. >> thank you very much. the political calendar in disarr after florida pushed up the rate from the spring to january 31st. new hampshire republicans called for the primary to be held by the end of this year. for the impact on the candidates along with other political news we have a director from the dnc and welcome to both of

peter doocy has more on the story. >> earlier this week not only was no communication with the department of homeland security about fast and furious. but no communication with the head of thitate department either until it was too late. >> the part of the state department that would deal with this kind of an issue, we have no record of any request for coordination and we have no record of notice or heads up. and you know, my recollection is that i learned about it from the press. >> attorney general eric holder will testify before congress on december 8th. eight republican members was congress asked him to tep down including joe walsh. i ask that the attorney general resign and take responsibility for implicating the united states as an accessory to the violent crime on the mexican cartel and the role he played in the cover up operation. i would ask that president obama dismiss him. president obama did not say he would dismiss holder but in fact, he backed him up. >> he is assigned an inspector general to look into how this happened and i have complete confidence in him and the process t

peter doocy is following this for us live in washington, peter, good morning to you. >> good morning.> jamie: why does president obama want this information now to become public? >> jamie, according to a report in "the new york times," it's because he thinks it will isolate iran even more. that's something the administration has been focused on since the terrorist plot their government was allegedly behind came to light earlier this week. >> this president has been very focused on holding up iranian behavior so it is clearly seen by other nations around the world. and that enables us to work cooperatively with our international partners to isolate and put pressure on iran in a way that has never really been achieved before. >> jay carney said that on wednesday. yesterday, the spokesman for the national security council said "the united states believes that a comprehensive assessment would be invaluable for the international community and its consideration of iran's nuclear program" and part of the reason that the administration wants to make this move is because they and some in congr

ç peter doocy has that story. >> reporter: "the new york times" is reporting to further isolate iranrelease classify intel proving they are experimenting with nuclear weapons, something experts say would not be good. >> everything that is wrong with iran today, the world's largest financier of until terrorism, gets infiniteçly worse once they get nuclear weapons and they are very close to that point. >> reporter: the chair of the senate intel committee said this might be a smart move by the administration. sanctions for whatever reason don't appear to the -- to be the right way to go. >> i don't think sanctions have been as complete as they should be. i wish they had sanctioned the central bank ofç iran that would affect oil maybe that's why they didn't do it. that makes a big different. >> reporter: so she's oil might be part of the equation. this "new york times" article says another variable are inspections. they said the head of the international atomic energy agency has thought about going public before but didn'tç because he didn't want the inspectors to be banned. in the wa

greg is standing by in rome on the occupy wall street protest and first peter doocy who is covering the >> the rally started an hour ago at 11:00 eastern and attracting more and more people. we are in the shadow of the washington monument and this is a march for jobs and justice. there is a dozen and half speakers and every one of them gets the crowd chanting. no jobs and no justice. they think they will get social justice that they seem all worked up not having right now. if congress passes and the president signs off on the jobs bill. health care was the first battle and they are complainning, all of the speakers and everyone in the crowd not only are there no jobs but no equality. and the theme is something that is big here. it is the eve of the martin and that is the way things are going in the country and community. and the way things are going in washington, it is very harsh against the republicans and gop. and the right wing it is assaulting women and it is it fair at times. they have called republicans mean spirited and again, congress has republicans and democrats and they have

herman cain continues it is winning streak on the campaign trail and peter doocy has more on that andof the headlines. and the western republican leadership contest. and newt gingrich with 20 percent. and texas governor rick perry received four percent support . united nations calling for the of death of gaddafi. they want to look at conflicting reports of him being killed in a firefighter or after the capture. investigators are continuing their search for baby lis a. a f.b.i. cadaver dog reacted to the smell of a dead person inside of her parent's bedroom. and they are looking at a spot where the soil is been moved. >> and funeral services for dan wheldon on sunday tomorrow. he was killed in a 15 car crash in a race in nevada. back to you. >> our heart goes out to his family. thank you very much. more than 15 years after the north american free trade agreement. it is deep inside of the u.s. and border. it calls for mexican trucks to be allowed acess to u.s. highways. and it is now implemented. and safety concerns over the mexican trucks. illegal immigration . they weighed in on this

. >> heather: peter doocy reports from washington on what's being called the jobs and justice march.ce, no peace was the most common and most enthusiastic rallying cry here outside the washington monument. what does that mean? no justice no peace? >> what it means is that the corporate hedgeemony keeping our people in the way they are has not allowed for justice in this country. >> what kind of justice do you want, though? >> we want equality here for all people. i came here as a resident of the district of columbia, as a member of the washington teachers union. i came here because i want to stand up against the interests that are stopping us from achieving our goals. >> what's the difference between this rally and the occupy protests? >> i think the difference are the organizations. these are labor unions, but everybody is marching for the same thing. people want jobs. people want justice. you heard us chanting, how do you end the deficit? tax the wars -- did she sorry. end the wars, tax the rich. that's what we're all looking for. we're looking for justice here. the top 400 familie

back to you. >> jamie: peter doocy, staying on it for us, live from d.c. thank you so much. and, despite herman cain's recent surge in the polls, some recent stumbles are prompting questions over his readiness for the white house. so, can the cain train make it up? the political hills ahead. or will it run out of steam, john fund, senior editor for ""the american spectator"" magazine. >> good morning. >> jamie: was it a leak that was beneficial or detrimental for herman cain? >> it was two steps back, i mean, fumbles, on guantanamo and, whether or not we would release terrorists as part of the negotiation and the abortion, look, people can make mistakes, but he's introducing himself to new voters every week and he's very impressive in some respect, but, when voters who might not know him well, hear about the stumbles, they say is he ready for primetime, he has enormous assets but he has to get his act together. >> jamie: he's not a professional politician, one thing many voters and critics alike have said may run in his favor, what do you think? >> his fans are very forgivin

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peter doocy in washington to tell us about that profane e-mail, sent. >>. >> reporter: back in august some were pushing to give solyndra nor 5.4 million dollars because they knew they were in financial trouble and knew it was going to come out. so the white house scheduled a conference call where everybody on the call would eventually against giving solyndra. but beforehand somebody from the management and budget asked a white house aide what the problem was and her one-word answer was too inappropriate for tv. essentially bleep show. and shows an obama donor who went on to work for the department of energy, top post and who's wife worked for a law firm who worked for solyndra. and steve spinner is that man and quote, any word from omb, the white house breathing down my neck on this, getting itchy to get involved if needed, i don't want that, steve. and the e-mail vase that it had intimate knowledge and knew what was going on and the republicans are not pleased and saying that doj, some in the administration thought the department of justice needed to approve the loan because it might