bad about them now clearly the white house feels threatened by fox but i'm sorry i didn't realize fox was all that scary i thought the white house wrote them off like every other have seen person in this country so white house wanted to grow a pair wanted to stand up to fox and why don't you please do your homework next time before you just drop employees their people to you know not just some hot news story. harge i want to get a little deeper into the story what exactly is it that happened to the white house when they stop checking facts and calling out the media for baseless attacks and instead start taking the bait on everything fox might throw their way are we dealing with a spineless administration well joining me is radio host tom hartman tom and i think speaking with you live tell me this is fox news really all that powerful or is the white house just that lazy that they didn't want to do their homework. well yeah. and that's a real tragedy is that if it were news in their name and they're not presenting news saying any further ninety seven that would have been arguably illega

breitbart and fox news it was all fox news? no. >> didn't the naacp condemn the remarks?s? >> they did and then they said they got snookered. i watched sean hannity with the blonde woman who is the darling of the right -- >> ann coulter. >> who said that andrew breitbart was set up. she is making him the victim. it is beyond comprehension on that side. >> talk about selective editing. the main news show on fox at 6:00 with threbret baier -- we did not touch the store on monday because we had no background. we touch the story on tuesday at the time, the day before, the deputy chief of staff was the commanding -- commending his staff at "politico" the quick action on the story of canning her. if you are going to have the full record here, you ought to show the full record. >> what you did is also what hannity and bill o'reilly did. >> this is not fox news story. this is an naacp story and shirley sherrod story. >> this is about a big lie that the media facilitated without checking. i don't think you should be paranoid about fox o

including fox.aacp who didn't look at it before they condemned her remarks and certainly the administration who fired someone before -- >> it is is an afterthought. they fired their own employee without doing due diligence. >> they bear the highest standard because they are the administration and they were her employers and there is no doubt as they have acknowledged and apologized profusely. >> chris: but they keep saying it is all part of this media culture. >> no doubt -- >> chris: they were elected to change the cycle. what was the change about? >> they cannot change the cycle. >> chris: do you think maybe not preemptively firing people would be a step in the right direction? >> this was a sorry spectacle from a to z. i think the only good thing is maybe from now on organizations will not take things, take little clips from partisan websites and put them out as if they are the facts. >> i really disagree with the moral equivalence between the media and the one hand and the president of the unite

news and fox news' advertising policies to sell ads to these guys. >> reporter: fox news says it has never received a single complaint about goldline. and on his fox program, beck said, wiener was engaging in mccarthy-like tactics and said the investigation he conducted was a joke. >> the only way to deal with a joke of an investigation is to treat it like a joke of an investigation. >> reporter: that points to the company's a-plus rating from the better business bureau. and in a statement to abc news, beck said he expects audience to be well treated by goldline. >> if you're going to advocate for buying gold, it's certainly your right to do that. but you should tell your viewers there's a dumb way and a smart way to buy gold. and very often, those advertisements are for a very dumb way to buy gold. >> no one from goldline would agree to appear in our report. but in a letter to abc news, the company said all risks are fully disclosed. there's a seven-day money-back guarantee. and that all complaints are investigated. and goldline remains a prominent advertiser on fox and other cable

fox, okay? they gave birth to my mom, joan fox iacono. my mom married jimmy dean sausage kimmel.ere, because i thought it would be fun to have her at the reunion. >> fantastic idea. >> jimmy: the link between us, michael j. fox was my uncle or something, and then -- >> it's actually jimmy -- >> jimmy: the "j" stands for jimmy. there's your mom. we just put you in a wig. we couldn't get a picture of her. and then eventually, it works -- when you go down, you have -- it turns out you're my great great-niece, once removed. so, isn't that something? >> makes perfect sense. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and -- can i tell you -- this is a true weird thing, so, now, in this island, there have been many earthquakes on the island. and there's weird that there's an island, the "lost" island brought us together. in 1883, there was an earthquake that killed like 2,000 people, including most of my family. but guess what the date of that earthquake was? today. july 29th. >> july 29th, 1883 -- >> jimmy: i different happen today. >> but on this day. >> jimmy: on the day we decided to go through the fam

bush so did bush send us down this slippery slope socialism is fox news calls it well fox news bush was your man you never hide the fact you support his policies and carry out his talking points on your daily so. do we we have to have we have to blame bush for socialism in this country you see gretchen carlson it seems like you whipped yourself up into such a socialist name calling frenzy you guys actually slipped and spoke the truth oh how's fox going to backtrack on that one that puts their entire agenda into question and that's why this news tonight fox news flash the g.o.p. is tonight's tool time. now yesterday we debated a list of over one thousand names of alleged illegal immigrants that was sent to newspapers and government offices in utah and that was yesterday there is now another development in the hate and fear mongering against latinos courtesy of sue myrick republican from north carolina just put the pieces together and start looking at what's happening all throughout south america into mexico on our border it really became very obvious that there are so many signs of his b

facebook movie or bristol pale and getting engaged her baby thirty and fox news has a story that they just can't let go up and i have a thing or two to say about it they tend to find out. say let's call it the c canary due to its high pitched twitter. this morning and none of this highly communicative. what's he trying to say and how can we do come to mind which. just. secrets of. the. subject every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world to join a small technology update on our g. well as day eighty eight of the b.p. oil spill or should i say day one of the capping of the oil spill yesterday afternoon b.p. made a statement that has kept the runaway well and updated video from the underwater camera of the leak shows no crude coming out and president obama made a statement of the public about their progress on it as well. working to determine is whether we can safely shut in the well using the new cap without creating new problems including possibly countl

attorney carter phillips represented fox television stations. patrick trueman filed a friend- of-the-court brief for focus on the family and family research county -- council. >> from the u.s. second circuit court of appeals decision this week, we now hold that the fcc's policy on indecency violates the first amendment, because it is unconstitutionally vague, creating a chilling effect that goes far beyond the fleeting expletives at issue here. carter phillips, you were the lawyer for fox television station. what is the net effect of this decision on in decency? >> i think it takes the law, essentially, back to pacifica, where the supreme court said -- the carline decision -- what it basically says is you should be looking for that shock treatment, repeat statements, as a basis on which to enforced indecency. the second circuit would not have the authority to overrule what the supreme court has said. from that point forward, what the second circuit says is that what the commission has done is so vague and incomprehensible that it is not a basis

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news and fox news advertising policies to sell ads to these guys. >> reporter: fox news says it has complaint about goldline. on his fox program beck said weiner was engaging in mccarthy-like tactics. that the investigation he conducted was a joke. >> the only way to deal with a joke of an investigation is to treat it like a joke of an investigation. >> reporter: beck points to the company's a-plus rating from the better business bureau. and in a statement to abc news, beck said he expects his audience to be well-treated by goldline. >> if you're going to advocate for buying gold, it's certainly your right to do that. but you should tell your viewers there's a dumb way and a smart way to buy gold. very often those advertisements are for a very dumb way to buy gold. >>> and coming up next, lindsay lohan is heading to jail this morning. >> can the hard-partying hollywood starlet learn her lesson this time around? you're watching "world news >>> welcome back. the day has finally arrived. later this morning, lindsay lohan is expected to surrender to los angeles authorities and start tha

how much do people in new york blame fox for the evils of bad journalism? >> i don't know the answer to the last part. are we healthier because of that? i say this. you and i are roughly the same age and we grew up in a different media world. there were two, maybe three national news magazines. there were three broadcast networks. walter cronkite became the most trusted man in america, who nightly told us what the news was and helped to shape that to a great extent. there were two national newspapers. "the new york times" was not national at that point. "the wall street journal." it was a very different world from today. there was no such thing as cable news. there are now five broadcast networks, depending how you count them. "usa today" did not exist in that mix. "newsweek," "u.s. news" are struggling and one of them may not exist in the long run. "life" magazine, the circulation in the billions no longer exists. there are many more voices today. i think that is healthy in many respects. the danger for any society is a view -- is if you don't have some co

i watch fox news sometimes. i am always fascinated watching it. the stories they choose to highlight, the way they are described, and i am not even getting to some of the unabashedly opinionated parts of fox news. i do not believe "the new york times" is close to that. >> conservatives would say you went to columbia, and you may be a liberal, and you like the york city, and you think new york times is where it begins and ends, but we like fox because they look at the world differently, and they are journalists themselves. are we healthier because of femme or less healthy? region because of them or less healthy? -- are we healthier because of them for less healthy? >> you and i are roughly the same age, and we grew up in a very different world. there were three broadcast networks, and walter cronkite became the most trusted man in america, who nightly told us what the news was an haute -- helped shape that to a great extent. there were two national newspapers. it was the most influential and then " if the wall street journal -- and then "the wall s

, is seized and not owned by fox? host: we are not owned by fox, you own us. the cable industry ownes us. you pay for us a little bit each month on your cable bill. foes -- caller: is c-span and office of fox in any way? host: in no way whatsoever. caller: people need to take a hard look at fox, i do not think they are very credible. host: the new development following the interview yesterday in which the agriculture secretary defended the decision, this morning now saying that the department will reconsider the decision to oust the employee over the racially tinged remarks after learning more about what she said. the news this morning from "the washington times," "senator gramm explains taken vote." here is part of his remarks. caller: i believe that the last election had -- >> i believe that the last election had consequences. this president chose someone who is qualified, has the experience and knowledge to serve on this court, in the mainstream of liberal philosophy, understands the difference between being a libe

meantime and they're dedicating plenty of airtime to sympathizing with my favorite commentator from fox news as you all know mr glenn back now he's now going against his network even though they're the ones that created this whole story to begin with and he's even claimed that this has just been a distraction from wall street reform apparently a day that should live in infamy there are dates in this country that will lives in infamy like tuesday october twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety three however december seventh one hundred forty one september eleventh two thousand and one and now i believe you can add july twenty first two thousand and ten to this list this will be the day that will be remembered is the day that the final nail in the republic was. i will get into that coffee give me a break sorry glenn but i think we both know that those other historical dates you rattled off things like september eleventh have much greater consequence than july twenty first ever have but sadly fox news isn't even the only guilty what a mess n.b.c.'s keith olbermann dedicated the spot

mel nanny wilkes, fox news. >>> the -- for the wealthy heated up this weekend in washington, dc.d republicans hit the sunday morning tv show circuit to push their message. julie kurts has the story from washington. >> reporter: treasury secretary gite inner hit the sunday talk shows with a clear message, tax breaks for the wealthy passed under president bush should be allowed to expire at the end of this year on schedule because of the need to reduce the deficit. >> also seems responsible to let the tax cuts expire, just go to 2 to 3% of americans, highest earning americans, that the country can withstand that. >> reporter: even some democrats in washington now say this is not a good time to raise taxes, not with the economic recovery still rocky and republicans argue the tax cuts on top earners should remain because they help small business owners create jobs. >> i would simply say no tax increase next year. keep current law as it is and extend no -- have no tax increase next year. >> reporter: president obama and democratic lawmakers want to extend only those tax cuts that bene

i turn on fox sometimes to find the edge, where there's an argument going. i want to sense where the right is coming from and what they find appetizing in the news, so i can figure out where the biting story is from their perspective. cnn's obviously more objective so i turn on cnn to sort of get--it's like a news monitor. it'll tell me what the stories are on the news budget, so i get the budget from one, and i get the attitude--or as we say in philly, atteetude--from the other, and i think people say they watch certain things and don't. they know the politically correct or the politically sort of sophisticated answer to things. "i don't like arguments on television." oh, yes, people do. they do. they like to be discernible and understandable and intelligent. they don't want people just yelling. but they do find an interesting argument valid because they find that that is what they argue about in their own family. these arguments are reflective of what's going on, and the opinion in this country is not uniform. we're almost like an argumentative country. th

thank you for joining us on ktvu fox 2 news. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. time now, 6:30. >>> and the city of oakland could become the first city in the whole country could authorize large-scale marijuana farms. people are at city hall right now with the details on the controversial late night vote. we have claudine. what happened? >> reporter: the votes came in 5-2 in favor of the ordinance. what that means you could be looking at the brand new world when you are talking about marijuana growing operations. this is a history-making vote at city council chambers. it is certainly getting both sides passionate on the debate. there are moneys of small growers currently that support ply marijuana dispensary. this is a big industry. last year they sold $28 million in marijuana. oakland has a pot tax already that city council members wants to raise. what does this new ordinance mean. it take it is business of growing pot up a bunch of notches. we are talking about four permits, going to industrial- sized operations, each with $211,000 in permit fees, 8% in sales t

if this were on fox, they would have a vote.nd they would have little people and monkeys and it would be crazy. they would make a spectacle of this. but the fans deserve it. look at the fans. >> fans is great. those people are going to be at the bar anyway. it's summertime. that's what they do. >> larry: rick, where would you like him to go? >> i would like to see him win. i would like to see him win a championship. when i look at the landscape in terms of personnel all due respect to the coach who has been with him since high school, similar to what john was saying, cleveland may have the best record. i don't think they're the best team. i think the best style of play for him is in new york which is up tempo, which suits him. >> how many years before they win it? >> three. three. >> next year? >> the lakers are the champions right now. >> the air i breathe at championship level due to kobe and shaq. no disrespect. when you look at cleveland's team, you see a lebron, and you don't see a second guy that is of his caliber. now, dw

fox news took a clear, cool-headed look at this story. >> i think this story has been thoroughly screwedporter: white house press secretary robert gibbs publicly apologized to sherrod and no less than three commentators on the conservative national review website cautioned outlets on the right to use care before rushing to judgment. >> it was wrong. the story was entirely wrong. if there's an hour-long speech or a 30-minute long speech and you're putting up seven seconds of it and you haven't seen the rest of it, you feed to say, i'm putting up seven seconds of this and i haven't seen the rest of it. >> reporter: if you're an optimist you might look at this as what the president calls a teachable moment. maybe we should all wait and see what happens next time. jeff greenfield, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. hope you'll join us a little later for "the early show." i'm betty nguyen. later for "the early show." i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie ma

i don't know what it is. >> reporter: this doesn't mean fox would knowingly air a false or misleading tape. it may mean that the original incomplete and out-of-context video clip seemed to fit an idea that would resonate with many in the audience. this is not an impulse confined to any one ideological slice of the public. in march, 2006, a young black woman who worked as a stripper accused three members of the duke lacrosse team of raping her. the story was treated as a textbook case of racist privileged white athletes committing a viciously violent act. only later, in reports of ed bradley's "60 minutes" piece did it become clear the charges were wholly false. >> were you at all concerned that your students and some members of your faculty were engaged in a rush to judgment? that their actions might actually throw fuel on the fire? >> we had public officials speaking as if it was almost a certainty this had happened. this charges engaged people's deepest fears and anxieties and dreads. >> reporter: if there's any encouraging aspect of this it's that many of the players quickly took a

and if i can say, this incident last week with shirley sherrod and fox news was a good example of how house seems to be so deathly afraid of the other side that they were willing to get rid of this woman before fox even ran their attack. i mean, that -- if that's really where we're at, where the majority of the country has said we want a democrat in the white house, we want a democratic house, we want a democratic senate, and we want them to do these things regarding jobs, the economy, the war, et cetera, and then they cower in the oval office worrying about what fox news is going to do starting at 5:00 p.m. and then react in this crazy-making way, i hope they got a bit of comeuppance this week with this and get back to doing the job we elected them to do. >> larry: concerning sherrod, what does that say about race in america? >> well, we still have -- we still have a big problem. that's what it says. we all know that. we know we've had a big problem for a long time. it's gotten better. things usually do get better, and hopefully this will continue to get better. our best hope really

taxes forty seven percent true those who don't pay be allowed to vote yeah you heard that correctly fox is asking their humble audience if the citizens of the united states who are so poor that they don't even qualify to pay an income tax if they should be allowed to vote i mean hey why stop there let's just strip the worthless poor people of all of their rights as citizens right. you know you talk about debtors prisons we used to have debtors prisons now bankruptcy's no twenty eight bankruptcy is an exit strategy our society and our culture has changed we need to get back oh yeah that sounds like an awesome awesome idea let's just criminalize being poor a move a country back a couple hundred years that we can stuff our already overcrowded prisons full of the unemployed during the height of a recession don't really shocks me about the message of the republican party which is if you are unemployed or poor it's your fault you're lazy and perhaps dumb and you don't deserve any of my money is that poor white americans across the country continue time and time again to vote for conservatives

mistake everybody seems to admit that this story was a mistake the white house even some people on fox news but one radio personality just simply refuses to admit what is so plainly true i mean don't get me wrong i'm not too shocked about this considering that rush limbaugh spews hate every single day on his program yesterday he claimed that he just absolutely had to bring up the shroud story because he was the only one willing to tell it straight so in a somewhat surprising move i guess you could say he used his microphone to call out fellow conservative media fox news for their refusal to talk about the story is it and there's really no end because i have to go after it certainly because even facts caved on this even ship sniff even pill ship smith went down here and said that everybody is wrong in this that breitbart is wrong and so forth there's only a handful of us have the guts to put this story straight if we don't hear back nobody will. poor old ships me i thank you so much for martyring yourself rush really really you're just so brave i might actually respect you for bucking t

in new york, marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> you can find continuing coverage of the disaster in the gulf by going to ktvu.com and clicking on the tab at top of the page plant a heatwave in phoenix has claimed one live and sent hundreds to the hospital with heat-related problems, including burns to the body. >> it would be 140, 150 degrees just on that pavement. >> phoenix fire officials say a man, believed timber a transient was found dead with blisters on his body from heat exposure. a man discovered second-degree burns to his feet while walking barefoot outside of his home. witnesses say he tried to crawl home on his hands and continues ands to avoid the scorching asphalt. >> he was on his hands and knees and he was trying to stand up and he was falling back down. >> the unidentified man is being treated at maricopa county bern unit. temperatures in phoenix are expect soar to more than 107 degrees again tomorrow. >>> coming up, how the issue could change the medical marijuana and those who grow it. >>> senator clinton is in pakistan, working to shore up support for the war in afgh

fox?t he on fox? >> so did the white house.d the usda. >> but there was racism that ame up in the health care debate. he vilification of john lewis at the capital. this is a conversation we just don't have. i mean, i really think eric holder was right. we're cowardly about talking about race. i had a cross burned in my front yard, too. i ha mynow what it was like to grow hosen the south in those years. ruthtruth is that the onversation is just different just whites and among blacks. it is. bd we have to be able to address that if we're ever going ver goingst this. wewe have any opportunity to perfect this union, that's what tohave to do. >> i agree. to do.n't you think one of the think one don't have this haversation about race is ecause of the kind of comments istnding republicans as racist oppopposing health care? this has nothing to do -- >> what about calling the president of the united states a tacist? st?is that racist, to call somebody a racist? people heardt she was saying, i heard y pippeech in its entirety. and i went

sherrod's actions, quote, shameful, but have since backtracked, saying they were, quote, snookered by fox news and the conservative blogger who first published the video. >>> well, english prime minister david cameron says he understands american anger over the gulf oil crisis and said it's bp's responsibility to clean it up. at a joint news conference with president obama yesterday, cameron also insisted bp had no role in the controversial release of the lockerbie bomber. brushing off calls for an investigation, cameron cautioned, quote, let us not confuse the oil spill with the libyan bomber. >>> meanwhile, bp has acknowledged it posted an altered photo on its website that exaggerates the activity at its houston command center. a spokesman says there was no ill-intent and the company has since put up the original photo. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton was in south korea today to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the korean war. secretary clinton and defense secretary robert gates visited the infamous demilitarized zone, the armed border that has divided the korean peninsula for

almost looks like a fox. >> it does look like a fox. what are you going to do? you show us something new every day. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. she may not have been able to beat leonardo dicaprio this weekend at the box office, but angelina jolie is still worth every penny she makes. setting her new high with a $20 million salary for her spy thriller "salt," according to the website popeater, the talk of tinseltown is about how hard jolie is working to push the film. she appeared at the comic-con convention. she hosted a washington reception at the international spy museum. she signed autographs for over 45 minutes at the film's u.s. premiere, just did the film opening in moscow, and now she's in tokyo. one of the executives says she may now be one of the most bankable female stars in hollywood. >>> answering questions from facebook fans, zac efron says thanks to steve carell, the tv show he'd most like to guest star on is "the office." he'd better hurry since carell leaves after the season. >>> and, finally, c

fox's jennifer davis reports from washington. >> reporter: it could be the largest leak of classified u.s. information ever. more than 90,000 documents of raw intelligence relating to the war in afghanistan now available for anyone to see on the website. the founder of the antiwar group says the document reveal abuses by u.s. and coalition forces and perhaps even war crimes. >> if governments don't like populations being upset they should treat them better, not conceal abuses. >> reporter: a official is calling the documents a mix of rumor and second hand information. they detail a variety of assessments about incidents over the last six years involving friendly fire, civilian casualties and intelligence officials from pakistan, a u.s. alley cooperating with taliban extremists. >> it is not the content as much as it is there are names, there are operations, there is logistics, there is sources, all of that information out in a public way has the potential, ed, to do harm. >> reporter: it wasn't necessary to have this out there and really it doesn't tell you that much more than we didn

i'm justin fox. >> susie: it was a day at the beach here at the new york stock exchange. the jersey shore's "snooki" and mike "the situation" sorrentino brought their tans and big hair to wall street. nicole "snooki" polizzi gave traders a thumbs up before ringing the opening bell, while her m.t.v. cast mates pumped their fists in the air. almost five million viewers watched the show's first season finale back in january. jersey shore's second season premieres thursday night. >> tom: and tom, as you can imagine, it was a bit of a "situation" here on the floor, with lots of traders snapping pictures of the cast that's famous for being famous. clearly no better illustration that they clearly have arrived on the scene. >> that's "nightly business report" for stiew.d, july 27th, i'm susie gharib, have a good night. >> tom: have a great evening, susie. i'm tom hudson. thank you for joining us. we hope to see you right back here torment. tomorrow night chargers "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station fro

i have to admit, megan green doesn't sound as, like, as hot as megan fox.he sounds like a realtor now. meanwhile, sandra bullock's publicist confirmed that she and jesse james are officially divorced. it was finalized in texas last week. i guess something happened between them. i'm not sure what. all i know is that jesse just popped up on j-date, so -- i want to try something fun tonight. why shouldn't the show be fun? we're going to play a game with a couple of our home viewers on skype. skype is great. you can actually, like, see people while you're talking to them. ring them up first. our contestants, from sacramento, leslie, a fourth grade teacher there. hello, leslie. how are you? >> wonderful. so excited to get this started. >> jimmy: excellent. and from seattle, washington, cory, who is a college student there. where do you go to college, cory? >> university of washington. >> jimmy: all right. now, the first thing i'm going to need you to do is take off all your clothes. just kidding. this is kind of a combination of a scavenger hunt and "let's make

and in it's place is this totally banal structure that's there today- the fox plaza. so that was a huge mistake and many of these things have been huge mistakes. they've torn down part of the important physical fabric of the city and replaced it with something terrible. carolyn: how to get improvement... sometimes has different ideas. there's been a lot of negotiation and a lot of speaking together and now everyone agrees what needs to happen in this area. chris: trinity plaza, in the mid-market at 8th and market, there was a proposal to tear down 360 rent-controlled units. and the existing community that lived there, mostly filipino residents, in a long struggle... i worked with the residents to convince the developer to agree to replace each rent-controlled unit that is torn down, as well as include affordable housing units in a big market-rate development that they're going to do on that site. it's pushing a 37 to 38% affordability, which is unprecedented in any development deal. carolyn: it's like a zone plan, a whole plan that designates money for all sorts of th

and went on a lot of fox news and other republican type programs, and there, the real issue still is government so big, and can't they do anything right? and that sort of thing. it resonated. >> i'm wondering about something different. you implied that all the secrecy has one tactical or terrorist level made us safer probably. i guess the question i'm curious about, is big government itself, 1,500 secret agencies, itself going to be a bigger threat? i mean, even paranoids have enemies as the joke goes. at some point, is big government just a danger in and of itself? and do the people you talk to actually raise that question? >> you know -- >> some of them do. but the question there that gets raised is the domestic issue. whether this government apparatus has started to cross line into domestic surveillance. and knowing everything about you which by the way they do. in terms of all of your records and things like that, they're stored in big vats, big data centers, so there is a lot of that worry, too. that just goes against the grain of addition trustful americans. >> and why we have

thank you i will before we go tonight we have our tweet of the day said earlier we spoke about fox news how they've created three stories that actually cause people to leave their jobs in the federal government so what would fox news tweet about today after all of the revelations i bet they'd say something like damn who know the dems in the white house actually watched glenn beck that's change you can believe it are we will have a nother tweet of the day for you tomorrow well that's it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure they come back tomorrow but in the meantime they'll forget to become a fan of the lotion on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all at youtube dot com slash the ilona show we post the interviews and the show in its entirety coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world. wealthy british sunny all. the time to explain the let's go. around. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger no hold

fox production companies talent agencies and. nobody is hiring and it's frustrating because i have bills to pay and they're trialing up and no one you know tells you when you're growing your capital mid air how to survive so i'm i'm kind of i'm i'm applying i'm crying and i know i'm qualified. i don't know what to do and i'm kind of stuck in this problem it's not fun i'm going to do it well you know it's interesting that you bring up that no one ever really prepares you despite the fact that you usually just went to school for four years they don't really prepare you for real life so sometimes you ever feel a little gypped by the education system here in the u.s. like what did you just spend four years of your life studying for if they didn't really tell you how to deal with the real world. that's that's funny that you say that because at the state of the union address i think in january president barack obama said you know we shouldn't punish kids who want to go to college you know well newsflash i'm broken i'm tired of eating r

it is being upheld by fox news. a lot of people are waking up to the fact that the republicans and fox news are doing what of the can to take down the president. it is hurting the country in the long run and they do not see the damage they are doing. i just hope we can work together to get a jobs bill passed. the reason it is not is politics. republicans want to take down the president, even if it her to america. quick protecting fox news, thank you. guest: you told us you were a republican. this economic crisis does not discriminate. it has affected all parties, though without party affiliations. we are asking the public to communicate to the senate this is not a partisan issue, this is an issue of justice, fairness, economic opportunity. people need an opportunity regardless of who they are. hopefully, people will wake up and let their senators know that we have to pass this bill. host: on fox news, there is a media writer from "the washington post." he talks about fox news. he writes -- she had received a phone c

>> fox: oh, 130, 140.we have 20 locations in haiti, we have several in southeast asia-- cambodia, thailand, the philippines, a couple... one in trinidad, honduras, and then the rest are in africa. >> pelley: in haiti, global orphan was already caring for more than 2,000 children before the quake. now, they were taking on more. we met 13-year-old renise in the camp. rescue workers had picked her up from the quake-ravaged streets. it's hard to believe but the quake was, to her, a blessing-- it ended a nightmare of a childhood. months before the quake, renise was raped and became pregnant. but there was more. she was also the victim of something almost unimaginable in this day and time. renise had been given away as a child to become a household slave for another family. >> renise ( translated ): there were moments when i would just stop and cry. i cried because they made me work like a donkey. their daughter never picked up one bucket when i was there, not once. >> pelley: they didn't treat you like their da

we're just now getting the information out to the masses, whether it be through left propaganda war foxews propaganda -- or fox news propaganda, that there is a struggle in our country between not the democrats -- the new left party, pretty much a socialist party, and also the conservative movement, which is the tea party republicans. the two differences -- conservative tea party go where our country is funded, at 76, given rights by god rather than fight government and karl marx. -- than by government and call marks. it is making everybody do an examination, the founders, that declaration of independence, but also making people read "the communist manifesto," marx, lenin, saul alinsky, and if you look at "rules for radicals" by alinsky, the left is demonizing the opposition. we are seeing the two different schools of thought. it is going to be an awakening for the american public. they will vote at the ballot box, and hopefully, we can change some of the national ization programs, which have produced personal rights in this country, introduced by the new -- reduced personal rights and

it's a group commonly targeted by fox muses: back.ate thompson has more holdback says about tides. >> spokesperson for tides headquarters in 7 cisco said the organization is often the target of attack on the glen back show appeared on this youtube back angry over an educational video if that he believes is misleading that was produced by tides. >> made it? the tides foundation. the tides foundation. it's neat how what all ties together doesn't. >> back rails against the organization leaking them to criminal activity. >> the apollo alliance that's the one that wrote the stimulus bill, though dan jones is only apollo alliance board, 0 jeff jones to we have a great picture of jeff jones? in case of the scene jeff jones i love this we have his fingerprints to home because his organization is stored in the '60s was bombing the pentagon. forget all about that. >> tied ceo drummond pike said it should be the obligation of every american especially those whose voices are amplified by the media, to foster civil discourse and dialogue among tho

hispana telemundo, le hemos solicitado entrevistas sin éxito, aunque otras cadenas estadounidenses como fox sido 23 las veces que le hemos pedido entrevista, las únicas ocasiones en ruedas de prensa en dónde básicamente se ha visto accicer cada. >periodista: la comunidad hispana es la más afectada por esta ley. >>>vanessa: claro que sí carmen. pero la tensión parece crecer con los días muchos no saben huir o quedarse. y más sobre la detención de 7 inmigrantes que se manifestaba ayer frente a la corte federal. >periodista: bajo una fuerte presencia policial y ante el grito de manifestantes 7 activistas fueron arrestados después dpor des obedecer a las autoridades >> come preguntaba que pasaba con pese lo que pase no vamos a resistir. >> luego de alcanzar la libertad de después de 3 horas detenido, es una larga lista de desobediencia civil en dónde cientos podrían ser arrestados. >> están destruyendo las familias. >> mientras tanto una jueza federal escuchaba dentro de esta corte los dos lados del debate. afuera muchos esperaban ansiosos una respuesta que podría llegar la próxima semana. >> s