which should not have been surprising, because i do watch a lot of fox news. dammit! i did it again. wait. [applause] don't applaud my ignorance. politifact, the non-partisan fact-checking guy or guys or girl, thoroughly researched my state, and they found that while in two of the news survey, fox news viewers scored the lowest, in other polls they were merely near the bottom. [laughter] some of fox news individual shows scored as more informed of let's say viewers of, i don't know, this show. so thanks for fact [bleeped] me, stoners. get a job! [applause] we can't all teach world history. anyway, ultimately politifact declared my statement false. i defer to their judgment, and i apologize for my mistake. to not do so would be irresponsible. if i were to continue to make such mistakes and misstatements and not correct them, especially if each and every one of those misstatements happened to go in one very particular direction on the political spectrum, well, that would undermine the very integrity and credibility that i work so hard to pretend to care about. laftd [la

prizes last night on fox news this is all mapped out i mean i don't i don't know where you're going to go what will nasa because i know i'm told to go to the web site but you know where you go you sort of call and as you as you travel the next couple days we know we're we're going to there's three people or different reasons we're going to progress into the whole world one is security issues but of another is if the price of gas pipe is much higher right time we're going to be able to go to cars so in fact i think one of the one of the decals on the buses drill baby drill over the gas to treat my people you know when you're being pushed by bucks a gallon you can't go too far in every way this. oh sarah you know there are a lot of americans out there right now who are worried about gas prices many of them probably won't be able to afford a vacation this summer so you really have a right to complain about gas prices when you're a multimillionaire when you're riding on a luxury bus staying in fancy hotels all paid for reportedly by your pack we held the bus is nothing more than a chore to

this situation was on fox news latino and it was an earth. that was under attack and what if you read it it doesn't read like an opinion piece . like it is the reason his piece yeah so they clearly like. the author wrote it up as a news piece and they were like who were going to put opinion in front of his ego and those in like when i have the stories how i think is a lie how monsters it has. it's infiltrating the u.s. through the mexican border that then you know as well ok very quickly there is a new gallup poll out there that says that americans think that affairs are worse than polygamy and i'm just wondering do you think americans really feel that way. they can and i don't want. to feel that way i think if you close. let's talk about what happens how it happened and perhaps how the governor got caught and we seized on this and begins to tear out a stack of the affidavits the core papers and you've had more time to go through this than i have what jumps out at you the details is that the stronger native was doing more than pumping. and he

and in classic finger in the eye fashion, especially while appearing on pknox fox new yous. pped fox, the host pushed back saying his network is a liberal times and other outlets. stewart wasn't buying it. >> i think that you are here in some respects to bring a credit ability and integrity that might not otherwise have it without your presence. so you are here as a counter weight to hannity, let's say, or glenn beck because otherwise it's just pure talk radio and it doesn't establish the type of political play that it wants to be. >> i don't think our viewers are the least bit disappointed with us. i think our viewers think finally they're getting shall be who tells the other side of the story. >> and in the polls -- >> one most of example. >> who are the most consistently misinformed viewers? fox. fox viewers. every poll. >> joining us now to talk about the last indictment in new york, glynnis pimcnicol, and aaron barnhart. david zurawik. did jon stewart made the case or was he just being entertaining? >> i don't think he made the case at all. he's told bret bear that he ap

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> fox 5 tried to reach brooks and the friends and relatives who allegedly donated to brown's campaign with no success. the hearing is at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow at the wilson building. >>> in maryland, a couple lost nearly $2,000 worth of copper gutters to thieves. they have a surveillance camera on the house, and it caught these guys snatching the gutters. copper is valuable and can be sold for scrap, which is which people strip it from wiring and home detailing. this isn't the first time this couple has been hit by the burglars. >> we put them in specifically because you get tired of people getting away with this. the police have other things to do, more serious ways to spend their time than chasing these petty burglars. so if we can help them catch them by putting in these cameras, i feel vindicated. >> d.c. police say in the last few weeks there have been four cases of people stripping wiring from under ground. >>> three people are dead after an early morning drunk driving crash. police say the driver of a mazda was heading north and a yukon slammed into it

all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. tomorrow, the rising star in republican presidential politics michele bachmann officially opens her campaign in her hometown of waterloo, iowa. but first, she sits down with us for a "2012: one on one" interview. congresswoman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you have faken -- taken off since the new hampshire debate. and the new poll from the "des moines register" shows that. in the likely republican caucusgoers, mitt romney is first with 23%. but you're right there with 22%. all the others as you can see are far behind. how do you account for it? why are you suddenly a frontrunner? >> part of it is i was born in iowa. i have a distinct advantage there, i think. also i think since the debate, people have paid attention and they recognize that i am very serious about what i want to do. because the country is on the wrong track. my goal is to turn the economy around and have jobs created. people recognize i'm serious. >> chris: well, everybody would sa

uber liberal george soros spending millions to attack fox news. we have some new information for you on that front. then a new book says the number of hit tv programs like mary tyler moore and family ties routinely put out liberal messages to the audience. wow. also, bernie goldberg will take a look at the weiner situation. we're coming right back. [ male announcer ] look at this, bridgestone is using natural rubber, researching ways to enhance its quality and performance, and making their factories more environmentally friendly. producing products that save on fuel and emissions, and some that can be reused again. ♪ and promoting eco-friendly and safety driving campaigns. ♪ one team. one planet. bridgestone. [ male announcer ] these days, even your trash can be a gold mine for identity thieves. ♪ we don't believe your garbage should be used against you. [ alarm blares ] we're lifelock. go to lifelock.com and join the fight against one of the fastest growing crimes in america. lifelock. relentlessly protecting your identy. call 1 (800) lifelock tod

is a high reputation now if you look at it down on the list fox news came next to last just ahead of yours who watch morning network newscasts and only thirty five percent of their viewers are knowledgeable on current events which should not shock anyone to get now according to research done by comedy central seventy eight percent of the daily show viewers are more likely to have a college education compared to an average adult they're also seventy four percent more likely to make more than seventy five thousand dollars a year and household income compared to viewers of the o'reilly factor fox news signature show only twenty four percent are more likely to have a college degree compared to the average adult and their fifteen percent less likely to have a household income greater than seventy five thousand dollars so i am to really think that jon stewart's viewers are dumb maybe and just confused young informed people watch jon stewart not her any of the old guys at fox news you know she's getting a little older she'll be fifty this year seems like maybe she's getting a little out of

stuart alarms nights you can see straight so he went on fox news with chris wallace and i think a lot of people would agree just totally destroyed him but just take a look at the reasoning and like the research that went into wallace's mind for the sake of a clear. case in point how did you physically have sex with tommy lee he said you know if you put them in front of my face i wouldn't know what they're actually seated at the piano. it's not exactly masterpiece theater you're working for you're damn right and i think i am perfectly poised i think that is my that is where the counter balance to that you know i know that i can survive . for this i had to prepare i had to go through episodes of south park i had to see cartman's mom is a slot parts one and two actors i don't know if they work you know no one wanted some of those guys they are brilliant guys are you suggesting that you and i are the same are you suggesting they cut what are my my highest aspiration and what are your best version of god i was just it is deluded careerist you actually think he needs to go study up on south

this is fox news alert. updating the story we brought you at the top of the hour, houston television station now says as many as 30 bodies may have been found buried at intersection of two county roads. you are looking at aerials of the area. southeastern part of texas near houston. we're told the tipster said the bodies are said to be of children. another television station authorities were alerted by this tipster, an f.b.i. spokesman we just talked to says local authorities are in the process of obtaining a search warrant. the bureau's evidence response team has been asked to assist. if needed. local authorities right now are not giving out information to the media. at this time. as this story develops and we get more information. based to reporting of the local tv stations in texas. we'll bring it to you here on fox. house majority leader cantor is cautiously optimistic that budget talks led by joe biden will result in a acceptable deal. chief political correspondent carl cameron reports g.o.p. lawmakers

up with jon stewart is actually a smart guy who does not only an interesting show which has been fox news is a big thing that the news has to look good it has that entertain you where you're actually learning quite a bit and it's amazing really to me that a five seven jewish guy is out doing twenty four hours of big breasted blondes. i get up a good point but come on it's five seven jewish guy he's a comedian he's whole larry is he has great comedic writers and i think that's a lot more entertaining than you know just going on to watch a little bit of a rebel from people that actually take themselves seriously putting some of those big breasted a blonde i guess you could say that watch box that's where these parts they were is going at ten percent of them are leaving i'm pretty sure they're not going to end this n.b.c. . you know it's not clear that they're going anywhere else on the t.v. dial i mean it actually seems that more and more people are getting their news from the internet and not only that they're getting it on their own schedule it's less and less important when a t.v. show i

uber liberal george soros spending millions to attack fox news. we have some new information for you on that front. then a new book says the number of hit tv programs like mary tyler moore and family ties routinely put out liberal messages to the audience. wow. also, bernie goldberg will take a look at the weiner situation. we're coming right back. >> bill: factor follow up segment tent, as you may know far left billionaire george soros wants to radically change american society. in order to do that he has to defeat not only republican candidates but also non-liberal media like the fox news channel. so, soros is funding at least 30, 30 media operations, mostly on the net, all of whom are attacking fnc. joining us now from alexandria virginia gain nor who is investigating the situation. some of the same soros funded media operations were the ones that attacked breitbarted in the weiner deal, in the weiner gate affair. and soros is punching big money into those things. give us the headline. >> well, the headline is that george soros has spent more th

. >> gregg: fox news alert. bloodshed along israel's borders. [ gun shots ] >> gregg: syrian television reporting as many as 20 people now dead. hundreds more injured after israeli security forces open fire on a crowd of pro palestinian protestors. those protestors trying to rush the border of israel on the anniversary of the 1968 arab-israeli war. israeli officials say they were simply trying to protect their borders. reena ninan joins us live from jerusalem. >> reporter: hi, gregg, they went on for eight hours, much longer people anticipated. at least 20 people are believed to have been killed along the border along with israel's and syria along the golan heights. they say land mines exploded but there is a lot of increasing concerns in the coming days that that border in the golan heights may be something to watch. all of this is happening because palestinians is marking what they are calling nupsa day, catastrophe day when israel seized gaza. this entire situation is moving momentum to a palestinian state. >

but it was fox news that started reporting on the failure of the first responders, the city of new orleans and the state of louisiana to help people. yes, we reported fema's problems but we also told the other side of the story. >> jon: that's your example? you had a week to prepare an example and you came up with in 2005 everyone was (beep) on the republicans and we made sure they understood that local louisiana democrats (beep) too. i mean, just out of curiosity in your week of digging for that, did you find it on thursday or friday or was it broadcast news where joan sprinted in during the show countdown, "i found one." here's what i'll do. i'll find something. here's what i'll do. i'll find something maybe more from the recent past that i think tells the fuller story. it's not crazy. mother says i'm crazy to have these books but i don't think it's crazy. i think it's smart to have these books. here's one. here's one. brett bear's show. that's on the news side. they were reporting on the crazy atf operation that allowed mexican drug cartels to purchase automatic weapons into america and

the way back to two thousand and four is the earliest when i can remember people who watch more fox news actually know less about what's going on in the real world and as we saw a couple of years ago jon stewart primary news viewers actually know more about what's going on been bill o'reilly's audience so people are desperate for news they're just getting it on comedy central but do you think i mean i'm totally with you there if you look at the statistics then jon stewart's audience is normally more educated so are people just getting smarter are there more of these people that are starting to show up or does it also have to do with the age group that we're talking about here you know more young americans that scar graduating from high school or going to college that are turned into this show yeah there's definitely more people entering the so-called i care about politics market i mean you and i were i was in high school when nine eleven happened and i remember at that time i wasn't really too politically engaged but from that point forward i was more and more into politics so i think fo

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we have a political odd couple this week. we'll talk with comedian jon stewart a little later. first, we're honored to sit down with defense secretary robert gates, days before he leaves office, having served presidents bush and obama in his demanding job. mr. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> chris: today marks the 90th day of u.s. involvement in libya, congressional critics say that means that the administration is now officially in violation of the war powers act. if congress cuts off funding, pulls us out of libya, what do you think are the consequences for u.s. national security and our standing in the world? >> well, we have been through this on a number of occasions. even since i've been secretary, where congress has threatened to cut off funding in iraq and on several occasions and so on. frankly, i think cutting off funding in the middle of a military operation when we have people engaged is always a mistake. by the same token, i would say that, y

bill: a fox news alert now, new information just into the fox news room, the former imf chief dominic strauss-kahn also known as dsk in his home country of france pleading not guilty to charges of sexual assault, accused of trying to molest a hotel maid a month pw-g in new york. julie banderas has more and while the camera moves around, julie, i understand he may be leaving that building any moment now. what happened inside? >> reporter: yeah, the camera and all the media is out moving around, waiting to get into position as they wait to watch dominic strauss-kahn, his supreme court arraignment scheduled for 9:30 and boy was it quick, he was read the seven counts, the charges read against him and he pleaded not guilty to those charges. he arrived earlier, in fact. let's roll the video of him arriving, about an hour ago, with his wife, side by side, locked arm in arm, she is standing by his side, she maintains her husband is innocent, innocent of all seven charges, the most serious, including attempted rape and forcible sex -- criminal sex aacts, those charges punishable up to 25 years

well some interesting new details are coming out about how fox news came to be what it is today i believe it or not the details are emerging from the archives belonging to both presidents nixon and george h.w. bush c. roger ailes started his reign of terror as a media consultant who are these two former presidents and the concept of fox news emerged while he was working for the nixon administration ailes and his peers wanted to create programming that was ministration and then offer that up as an option to what he viewed as of course the liberal slanted media that was already all over the airwaves and was original concept was supposed to be filmed and aired straight out of the white house and written and produced to be the news of the documents are over three hundred pages long here i think this paragraph or one of the first pages of the treasure trove really gives you a gist of what else was looking for and it's actually titled a plan for putting the g.o.p. on t.v. news the following today a television news is watched more often than people read newspapers than people listen to radio tha

it's liberty county, texas, where the sheriff's department tells fox news somebody reached out with as thing with local news reports suggesting those bodies may be of children and that some may be dismembered. now, the fear is, well, actually, frankly the hope is that the local reports have gotten out in front of this story. investigators won't confirm any of it they tell us that they found nothing at this point worth reporting. trace gallagher with the latest details. trace, it's my understanding you spoke with somebody from the sheriff's department; is that right. >> the sheriff's department is knocking down those early reports, shep, as being flat out false. liberty county sheriff's office is saying that they have not found any bodies. that is a quote from them. now, they go on to say that they have, in fact, found some evidence or some discoveries, quoting that laid them to belief that the initial tip might be substantiated so they have got a search warrant that is now on the way and they will begin searching the house in question as soon as that search warrant arrives. separately

jenna: fox news alert.aking you back to the scene in iowa after bus rollover. here is what we're learning right now. 39 people are taken to the hospital as we understand it. their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening although the bus driver is seriously injured according to the associated press after being pinned inside the bus. here is what we understand happened. this bus was carrying a bunch of high school students going to a band competition. they were going from wyoming to indiana. look how the bus tour through that field. according to initial reports they believe a tire blew out on the bus and that's why the rollover occurred. brand new images coming from the scene. you see the first-responders. 39 people were taken to the hospital. we'll stay on this and bring you the latest headlines in just a moment. in the meantime we're back with you here on the noon hour of "happening now." i'm jenna lee. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. forensic evidence taking center stage in the murder t

(laughter) >> jon: anyway i stopped by the old fox news sunday, said i had to my friend chris wallace. we i thought had a provocative discussion about the media. i suggested that the true bias of the mainstream news is not particularly liberal but towards sensationalism and conflict or as the huffington post put it, you're insane! (laughter) here's what i want to know-- (cheers and applause) >> jon: all right. what, what font would you use when man lands on mars? like-- (laughter) i guess in that case arianna just has to go door-to-door to people's houses, ring their bell and go click on me, i have news! (laughter) by the way, we had to re-create that page because even though it was apparently the most important news ever, they took it down like an hour later so we couldn't get a screen shot. anyway, a couple of things about that interview. one, i suggest you look at the unedited version on-line where my emotional states don't seem to change so arbitrarily. (laughter) the arguments are a little clearer and a little less from a scene of woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown. sad cl

in an appearance on fox news after a surprisingly blunt question. >> are you a flake? >> i think that would be insulting to say something like that. i am a serious person. >> but you understand when i say that, that's what the wrap on you is. >> wallace later apologized in a fox news video. bachman will make her official announcement tomorrow in her hometown of water lieu, iowa. >>> the obama administration is considering requiring u.s. automakers to nearly double the average fuel economy of the cars they make. the wall street journal is reporting the proposal would require companies to make cars that get 56 miles per gallon by 2025. u.s. automakers say that would raise the price of a new car by thousands of dollars. the obama administration already passed legislation that requires all new cars to average 35 miles per gallon by 2016. >>> now imagine pumping a solar-based fuel right into your tank. stanford researchers are taking the first steps toward making that a reality with a solar panel that can make hydrogen for fuel cell cars. richard hart reports on the drive t

martha: a fox news alert right now on the new fallout from bad economic news, rock o'clock the administration today, the white house and president obama now on defense, following reports that long term unemployment numbers are now worse than they were during the great depression. welcome, everybody, to "america live", i'm martha maccallum in for megyn. we are now awaiting the white house brief thank will get underway moments from now and we do expect it will get new reaction from this administration on this series of bad reports we got on the economy last week, finishing with that very tough may unemployment figure that pushed unemployment to 9.1%. over the weekend, top administration officials and lawmakers really downplayed the grim economic news, even pointing fingers at some points. take a listen: >> every economist knows that the monthly numbers are highly variable, so you want to look at a little bit more than just one month before concluding anything. >> what happened? the president has been there 2 1/2 years. why hasn't he done that yet? >> he's done a great deal of it. i think if he

all right now on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. we start today with light news. first photos released of congresswoman gabreille giffords since she was shot in the head in the january rampage in tucson. aids say she is making a good recovery and has difficulty streaming together words. and the latest on new york congressman anthony weiner who announced he's seeking professional treatment to deal with practice of sending on line sexual image to women. weiner said he will have a leave of absence. but top democrats including nancy pelosi called on him to resign. but first. newt's campaign in disarray there is a opening for tim pawlenty to open up. we continue our one on one interviews with tim pawlenty. let's get going. you unvealed a bold economic plan and let's run through your major proposals. massive tax cuts take the top corporate rate from 35 percent down to 15 and individual tax cuts 10 percent for the first $100,000 couples make and everything above that $ -- 25 percent . big gdp cuts. governor, what will that do to our econom

this is a fox news alert. democratic new york congressman anthony weiner today tearfully admitted lying about scand louse communication with his women other than his wife but was adamant about not resigning. still, the democratic leader of the house is already calling for an ethics investigation. weiner held a news conference two hours ago. senior correspondent eric shawn was there. good evening, eric. >> reporter: good evening, bret. "i lied and i'm not resigning." those are the words of a contrite and tearful congressman anthony weiner. the veteran congressman from brooklyn and keeps, new york, apologizing to his wife and constituents and admitted yes, he did send the racy tweet to the 21-year-old student in seattle and much more. and said through the years before and after his marriage he has had what he called inappropriate explicit contact of communication, not physical. never met with the women. but with six women through the years. some of them are coming forward. one is a middle aged nevada woman who sa

welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's check in with tony perkins. he has a look at our weather, our fabulous weather i should say. >> yes. not bad at all. more pleasant conditions across the region. this morning, we have some fog out there that is developing but aside from that, not a bad start to the day. we will see another pleasant day today for the most part. we'll start with the latest radar image. there was a little thunderstorm that came through earlier this morning off to the east. that has cleared out. you can see how it moved across the chesapeake bay and eastern portions of maryland. that has cleared out. as i mentioned, we do have some fog, a couple of clouds out there as well. as the day progresses, we will see lots of sunshine and we don't expect to see precipitation across the region today except for that lone shower or thunderstorm that came through a short time ago. now, let's take a look at the current conditions being reported at reagan national. that humidity is back. 87%. temperatures, 68 degrees and the winds are calm. so your

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that particular clip from fox news was not something that i saw when it aired on fox news. i saw that for the first time when anthony wiener himself played that clip of himself at the congressional correspondents dinner in what was a very funny speech making fun of things like his own last name. making fun of his political enemies and making fun of fox news and generally cracking everybody up. anthony wiener is the congressman with an admittedly funny last name who nevertheless has become a household name in liberal households in particular for the last couple of years. as of today, he of course is a household name for everybody. >> last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i had posted it to twitter i panicked. i took it down and said that i had been hacked. i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, email and occasionally on the phone with women i have met online. i've exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature

news every organization the world has you know that the news organizations news and commentary fox's news and commentary big deal you know there is no there is no difference but as far as a commentary on like the c.b.s. evening news the n.b.c. commentary and their. but a lot of the also going to be later shows through the weekend shows but there is a cause it is they're part of the c.b.s. news reports a.b.c. news reports this is you know these are products of news organizations they have news people running them christiane amanpour you know goes on this is not often history is she right if you watch that show oh well she goes on somebody else's show which she has runs it's the sunday show that the whole context is that it's a news talk you know the pinions and shouldn't shouldn't we be concerned about that shouldn't i mean there used to be a time i did news back in the seventy's in michigan and the station that i worked at if i this was you know back before reagan blew up the fairness doctrine and clinton side it's all occasions if i even talked to the sales people in that station i would

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. while the front-runner for the presidential republican nomination got in the race this week, most of the focus was on a potential candidate who hasn't made her intentions known yet. we continue our "2012: one on one" interview series with former governor sarah palin who joins us from arizona. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday"! thank you so. >> thank you so much, chris. >> chris: start with the economy and bad news on friday. 54,000 jobs were added in may. lowest number in eight months. unemployment rose to 9.1%. when you add that to poor numbers on growth, on housing, on manufacturerring, where are we in this recovery? >> and you add, too, the fact that the quantity ittive easing one and two hasn't worked and we're talking about qe-3 already and the devalued dollar in addition to this problem. you know, president obama tried to explain to the public the other day this is just a bump in the road. you try telling that bump in the road analogy to those families out there trying

fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> good morning on this glorious tuesday, june 7, 2011. you can see the sun out this this morning. a little bit hazy. thank you for waking one fox 5 morning news. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm steve chenevey. glad to have you along with us. tony posterior cons with a look at our forecast. this may be a weather guy question. is it possible to remember what you were born. >> no. >> okay. we don't need to ask the weather guy. pretty good memory if it is possible. >> later in the week, people will say remember how nice it was on monday or tuesday. it will get really hot this week. today, we start the transition. let's take a look at the temperatures across the region. not a bad start to the day to be honest. we have temperatures in the 60s and in the 50s too. 62 at dulles airport. frederick, maryland is at 57 degrees. here is a look at the satellite- radar. there are a few clouds out there. a little bit of haze as well like sarah mentioned. our humidity levels is in the upper 70s to near 08%. you see the clouds beginning to push in from the north.

news channels like m.s.n. b.c. which is chasing after fox and c.n.n. and they you know they've traded in their hard news chops a long time ago fox's you know always ready to go with the salacious story especially if it's going to the doctor everything is a national security risk they'll o'reilly's read that wiener gate is a national security risk and the f.b.i. needs to somehow well you know i do think it's possible like if we enter story is true that his twitter account was hacked and he actually tweeted earlier when the when the evening that this all took place he said that my facebook account of but that is serious because if you have the accounts of the like did officials you speak with great authority and oftentimes for the republic you know somebody should be checking into that and that's you know that's that's part of the reason why i think it's really no way to live an excuse is you know every politician that says something. i want. to get what what i was going to say though is that there are more sources and more discussion of substantive issue