the fox news means no g.o.p. t.v. the name the roger and ailes and vision when he wrote a memo to richard nixon nixon's chief of staff in the release seventies suggesting the administration invest in creating a television channel to put forward republican talking points under the guise of new is a world without fox news is frankly a better world it's a world where voters will hit the polls next year without being frightened by spin doctors like frank luntz unfortunately that's not the world we live it. even if anonymous shuts down five so called is this rub site on november fifth it will only be temporary and the t.v. talking heads will continue anyway but for one day maybe just one day a fox news less world could exist and will remember what it was like before bill o'reilly told us how to think before fights and friends thought was what to be afraid of and before hannity told us what it means to be an american and will wake up on november sixth right back into a world with news that decided turn the channel some may

ads in a world without fox news it's easy if you try. to hacktivist group anonymous is allegedly planning to launch an attack the fox so-called news website taking it down on november fifth here's a video supposedly released but on this very their latest operation. for the defense of the world and the internet we are anonymous fox news is now a target of anonymous because of their continued propaganda against the occupation by anonymous introduces operation hunted by anonymous intent on destroying the. right because their continued right wing conservative propaganda can no longer be tolerated they use words and filthy disgusting and dirty could describe the protesters since they will not stop and let pulling the occupier we will offend please shut them down on nov fifth we're all we can know for sure if this is really anonymous or if the fox so-called news website will really be taken down but we can imagine your imagine what it would be like if there was no fox news in the world what it would be like if millions of americans went to wor

and hello again from fox news in washington. well, we are finally entering the home stretch and the run up to real people casting real vote in the republican presidential race. continuing ouruent12 one on one set of interviews, we are joined by utah governor jon huntsman who comes to us from new hampshire. welcome to "fox news sunday". >> guest: it is an honor to be with you. >> chris: there you go. we'll look nationally you are trailing the field all the way back as you can see at two

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. radio talk show host monica crowley. jim pinkerton, contributor editor the american conservative magazine and bureau chief of talk radio news service, ellen ratner, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> let's start off looking at polls. four months ago mitt romney in front for the presidential nomination by 9 points, michele bachmann in seconds. a month later, rick perry has the top spot in a cnn poll, knocking romney down a notch and newt gingrich shows up in the top group. in a usa today poll, from september, perry is on top. gingrich in second, ron paul in third. no sign of newt. and then in october, an msn bchmsnbc wall street journal poll, herman cain in the top spot. romney two, ron paul, no perry, no gingrich. this month, a fox news poll has newt gingrich on top, romney tight second and followed by herman cain and then ron paul. what are we to make of all of these polls. we in the media love them. do the viewers? >> probably. we know the media love them. they're chea

but while should the rest of us be grateful to fox news? don't they economize in some way exactly the overheated political huckster reason you are condemning? >> no. there are so many people who would point to hannity, just obama bashing but the fact is if you watch most of the news during the day you are getting new is done by first class journalists. i think the problem would be people would say despite it is the no. one cable channel in america so lot of people watch it and it is fun and interesting but people say you hear outrageous things or you see people, especially the prime-time host engage in slanting the news and slanting it in one specific direction to the right. i say yes, but they also have people like me there. no one tells me what to say. no one says you are not welcome because you are not an orthodox conservative leaders and you are not our kind of conservative. that has never been true. to my mind i wish more of the critics would watch the product and then come to the conclusion. my experience is a lot of the critics never

i've often pondered why fox news is popular.d as you know, ed, my dear mother was a big fan of the fox news, and she was 89 and half deaf and watched fox news which meant she got half of half of the truth. i was trying to figure out why fox news is so appealing. it could possibly be just because it's the loudest network. it's just loudest and the graphics are the biggest. it's like, i can read that, i can hear that, this will be my truth, regardless if it is the truth or not. >> you're a big supporter of the occupy wall street movement. >> i am. >> give me your reaction to meagan kelly and bill o'reilly on the pepper spray thing earlier this week. here it is. >> first of all, pepper spray, that just burns your eyes, right. >> it's like a derivative of actual pepper. it's a food product essentially. a lot of experts are saying is that the real deal or has it been diluted. >> they should have more of a reaction than that. >> are you serving any of that food product at your dinner. >> i bathe in it. those wooster's sis at occupy ca

watching fox news makes you dumber. no kidding. ter informed than people who actually watch fox news. a new study from the university says the folks in chris christie's state of new jersey found some media outlets, especially fox news, lead people to be even less informed than those who say they don't watch any news at all. for example, the study found fox viewers were 18 points less likely to know that egyptians overthrew their government than those who watch no news at all after controlling for other news sources, partisanship, education, and other demographic fek fors. this is just a latest in a series of studies showing that fox viewers are significantly less informed than others on just about every topic, including global warming, health care, the islamic cultural center near ground zero. now, how could that be? and the iraq war and the 2011 election. it's no doubt why theyççççç >>> what's next? they clean the schools so they will get back into the shoe factories and assembly lines. you don't even have to pay them a minimu

they've proven what americans know all along, watching fox news makes you dumber. rom the university say the folks in chris christie's state of new jersey found some media outlets especially fox news lead people to be less informed than those who say they don't watch any news at all. for example, the study found fox viewers were 18 points less likely to know that egyptians overthrew theirç government th those who watch no news at all. after controlling for other news sources, partisanship, education and other demographic factors. the study is just the latest in a series of surveys all showing fox news viewers are signific t significantsignifican significantly less informed than others on just about every topic. including global warming, health care, the islamic culture center near ground zero. now, how could that be? the iraq war. and, of course, the 2010 election. and it's no secret why fox news hosts spew misinformation on a daily basis. here's just a sample. >> it's like a derivative of actual pepper. it's a good product essentially. >> muffin-gate. 16 bucks per

new fox news poll very good news for newt gingrich.ht now republic voters have the former speaker in the lead at 23%. mitt romney at 22%. herman cain 15%. obviously mr. gingrich has taken some plaintiff cain's support. in head-to-head matchup with mr. obama mr. gingrich loses 46, 41. he defeats 41% 42%. when asked if they regret that vote now, just 9% say they do. and that's good news for the president. joining us now from washington, radio star and fox news analyst laura ingraham. can newt gingrich win the nomination in your opinion, ms. laura. >> i think he can i think it's going to be really difficult. look, the fact of the matter is, if you are going to be able to take it to, let's say it's romney who is the nominee. and i know you love it when i cite intrade. they have him at 70% today. likelihood of his being the nominee. >> bill: are you a compulsive gambler with entrade? >> only before i come on this show. i bet whether i'm actually going to get the best of you in the seeing: >> bill: i don't know what you are talking about. th

jim angle, fox news. >> bret: join me tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern for a special look at the upcoming iowa caucuses. the fight for iowa explains how the caucuses are, and how they kim to be the first in the nation. the fight for iowa tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern. spent more than a year on this hour special. it's worth watching. it's getting rough around the occupy wall street crowd. we will talk about it with the fox all-stars when we come back. >>> in the past few days the balanced have tipped. we have experienced two serious drug overdoses where individuals required immediate resuscitation in the camp and has been widely reported police arrested a suspect in tuesday night disturbing molotov cocktail incident. crime, especially reported asoughts increased in the area and around the camps. this is in addition to the health and sanitation issues that the camp close quarters brought about. >> the mayor in portland talking about occupy wall street and the protests in occupy portland. occupy incidents happened across the country. in oakland a man

about a study that came out of fairleigh dickinson university that proved that people that watch fox newsng fox makes -- watching fox makes you dumber. now, what do you make of that study? >> if i hear you correctly, you're telling me that watching fox news makes you dumber than if you lived in a cave and watched nothing. is that correct? >> that's right. >> i think that sounds like a fine study. i think that's probably exactly right. >> for those who don't watch fox news, they're smarter than the ones who do. >> well, yeah. i believe that to be true. i've often pondered why fox news is popular. and as you know, ed, my dear mother was a big fan of the fox news, and she was 89 and half deaf and watched fox news which meant she got half of half of the truth. i was trying to figure out why fox news is so appealing. it could possibly be just because it's the loudest network. it's just loudest and the graphics are the biggest. it's like, i can read that, i can hear that, this will be my truth, regardless if it is the truth or not. >> you're a big supporter of the occupy wall street movement. >

fox news republican. her new book is amerrcan individualism, how a new generation of conservatives can save the republican party. she's margaret hoover. this is overheard. >> margaret hoover, welcome.ú >> thank you for having me. >> nice to see you. >> wonderful to be here. >> i want to ask you about the subtitle of your book. ferfirst of all, it assumes that the republican party needs this is not a view that a lot of republicans share, but you believe this is the case. >> the subtitle is now a new generation of conservatives can save the republican party. and of course republicans don'tt3 think we need to be saved from anything. and of course, right now we're coming out of of some pretty interesting victories in washington in terms of having 87 new members of the house of representatives have helped change and steer the course of the dialogue and the discourse of policy making in washington from just raising the debt limit over and over again to actually reigning in spending. so that is a significant win

welcome to fox news reporting.ran's nuclear secrets the shadowy world of murder cyber warfare nuclear physics and smuggling it is dirty money. this story is filled with characters that rival any in a james bond film. >> the state of iran's suspected nuclear weapons program is a looming cloud sanctions against iran have been in place for decades and many argue they are not working. a whopping $1 billion has been paid in fines by international banks doing all kinds of shady business with iran. we asked what is some of the undeniable scientific prove of iran's nuclear weapons program. who is behind it and who is the nuclear godfather. the fox news investigative team dig deep and travel far to bring you this critical information. >> it's a region in chaos. the biggest concern of all iran who's population of 73 million has been dominated for 32 years by the regime. >> nuclear weapons program is a serious threat. >> if they get nuclear weapons it will be a huge change in the world. >> is any of this funded by illegal. >>

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. monica crowley. jim pinkerton, contributor editor the american conservative magazine and bureau chief of talk radio news service, ellen ratner, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> let's start off looking at polls. four months ago mitt romney in front for the presidential nomination by 9 points, michele bachmann in seconds. a month later, rick perry has the top spot in a cnn poll, knocking romney down a notch and newt gingrich shows up in the top group. in a usa today poll, from september, perry is on top. gingrich in second, ron paul in third. no sign of newt. and then in october, an msn bchmsnbc wall street journal poll, herman cain in the top spot. romney two, ron paul, no perry, no gingrich. this month, a fox news poll has newt gingrich on top, romney tight second and followed by herman cain and then ron paul. what are we to make of all of these polls. we in the media love them. do the viewers? >> probably. we know the media love them. they're cheap and give awe autom

basketball program throughout the night from the journalists of fox news. we are all back tomorrow for "studio b." "the fox report" is here tomorrow night. "the o'reilly factor" is next. from all the journalists here. thank you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. [chanting] all week, all week, shut down wall street. [shouting] >> bill: it's been two months and the occupy wall street movement is on the decline. but, they are not going out quietly. [shouting] >> bill: we will tell you what happened across the country today. [chanting] >> bill: the occupiers are now targeting individual americans for scorn, people like karl rove. this could get out of hand very quickly. >> if you believe in the right of the first amendment, then you demonstrate it by shutting up and waiting until the q and a session. >> very flattered that i'm now on bill o'reilly's radar. wash up d list celebrity rich pitch whatever. >> actress ellen bar kin of personal awz cooking me of personally attacking her. one problem, i never did any such thing. how will headline news explain

heather: a fox news alert for you.ry sandusky's home vandalized after the former penn state coach was charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse. shattered glass on the ground and a few shards left on the window happened overnight. david lee miller has a live report next hour here on "america's newsroom". bill: another folks news alert. this is sad news. we mentioned this 20 minutes ago. we have a bit more information. two coaches from the oklahoma state women's basketball team were killed in the plane crash. the head coach and assistant coach. in total four died because of that crash in rural arkansas that occurred 45 miles west of little rock. a sad irony in that story. 10 years ago, 2001, 10 members associated with the men's basketball team at that school were killed when their plane went down in the state of colorado. this from oklahoma state university. the. heather: our prayers with them. getting some new details about the man now charged with the attempted assassination of president obama. court documents say tha

done it before. >> once upon a time, there was a boy named hugo. >> in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. >> thanks for joining us at 5. the nam six starts now. now. >> an update to a story that broke at 5, we have new video of a building collapse in georgetown. police originally said a gas leak may have caused the blast on wisconsin avenue, but they're not sure. the explosion blew out windows and brought down a wall. a special task force and a canine unit are there to check inside the structure. we're following this and we'll have more for you on fox 5 news at 10. >>> welcome to the news edge. happy thanksgiving. i'm maureen umeh. did you get outside today for thanksgiving? it was absolutely beautiful. i think you're going to like what is in store the rest of the week. gwen is here with the check of our weather. >> hi, gwenn, happy thanksgiving maureen. it was a fabulous gift from mother nature. light look at the maps and we'll show you where we hit temperaturewise. temperatures from 6-7 degrees above the seasonal average; 61 degrees at national airport. the same at dulles and 60 degree

on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. new york daily news columnist andrea tantaros, jim pinkerton contributing editor american conservative magazine and host of the alan colmes show on fox news radio, alan colmes, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. now. >> . >> jamie: a good question, though-- >> when you want to-- >> sir, sir. >> excuse me, excuse me! stand back, stand back. >> . >> jon: that's republican presidential candidate herman cain trying his best to get past members of the press and past past sexual harassment charges which consumed media coverage all week. >> the story which broke late last night has shaken up the g.o.p. campaign. cain is now in full damage control mode and calling this a witch hunt. >> herman cain is on top of the poll but facing the first crisis of his campaign. >> yesterday, campaign's manager mark block says he's done with the issue. >> this is the last time that i'll be addressing the issue that has swirled washington ap thenation this week. as you know, mr. cain is a different

the last fox news poll, looking at the g.o.p. presidential nominee preference, gingrich is one point ahead of romney at 23%. then look at iowa, the first key caucus state. a new poll out from rasmussen reports really, we don't know if it's an anomaly. we'll let you hash it out. gingrich at 32%. romney at 19%. that stands in contrast to what we had from the beginning of the week which was a four-way tie between cain, paul, romney, gingrich. new numbers out from mcgellan strategies, romney at 29%, and gingrich at 27%. that's by far the closest poll there. if you look at the last month or so of polling from new hampshire there is a broader spread in favor of new hampshire. but this is the latest polling number out of new hampshire. what do you make of it? is gingrich going to be able to maintain the momentum to peak in six weeks when it counts? >> be clear, it is momentum. whether the individual polls are accurate or not, newt gingrich has momentum. nationally and it appears he has it in the key states. the most important and interes

fox news channel.ails about a michael jackson documentary which could become a source of cash for his personal physician dr. conrad murray. the same doctor whom a jury found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the singer's death. fatal friendship set to air on cable later this week. reports that dr. murray sold his rights to the story to the production company the producers of this documentary said they followed and filmed dr. murray in the two years since m.j.'s death. started right after. we don't know how much money the doctor would earn is he still in custody. he could lose his medical license and get up to four years in the slammer. a hollywood legend set to pull off the man one of the biggest financial frauds in history. spokesman for hbo says robert de niro has been lined up to play robert madoff. de niro will executive produce the product. swindling investors out of 50 billion or so dollars. is he serving 150 years in prison. this is a first. voting by ipad. it's happening today in oregon. th

megyn: fox news alert. 40 minutes ago a group of six republicans and six democrats walked back into the rook where they are wrestling with america's future. less than five days before the big deadline to fix the country's dangerous budget problem. welcome to "america live," i'm megyn kelly and it is friday. hours, days, weeks of intention negotiations behind them and so far nothing to show for it. now the congressional super committee will work through the weekend to try and reach a deal. the current national debt topping $15 trillion. this group has until wednesday to come up with a plan for slashing $1.2 trillion in spending over the next ten years. all right? just to put it in perspective. if they fail or congress rejects their proposal, we are not even sure if they'll get a proposal, a series of sweeping cuts to domestic and defense spending will take effect. the super committee chair said this. >> members of the joint select committee, republicans and democrats will again gather to try to find common gr

thank you very much much and again, fox news will have live coverage of the president's news conference tonight scheduled for 9:45 p.m. eastern. so watch for that here on fox. another big topic at that sum hit. iran and concerns that country is secretly developing nuclear weapons and president obama pushing leaders of china and russia to help curb the nuclear ambitions. >> and we discuss iraq and reaffirm the work to shape a common response, and so that we can move-- international obligations when it comes to its nuclear program in iran. >> harris: so far neither china or russia giving indication this'll cooperate after the watch dog agency reported iran has taken some critical theft toward building an atomic bomb. our steve centanni is live with this from washington, steve? >> there are reports that israel has refused to reassure president obama it would notify the u.s. before taking military action against iran. and this, as israeli prime minister netanyahu says the world needs to come together against iran, quote, before it's too late. and one former israeli official warned of possib

like fox news. >>neil: and fox business. >> indeed. which fox news is now one of our most valuable assets in the news corporation and we started it when it was nothing. >>neil: here is one thing we are not thankful for this holiday: the spending that is beginning on. a last it. and it has the likes of rubio and chris christie super ticked off. they are coming up as is richard simmons. fat chance he will talk about spending but guess what he will talk about. >> happy 15th anniversary. it is hard to believe it goes is quickly. 15 years and there be another 40. keep up the good work, your show keep up the good work, your show is great. you don't cough, you d't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ben your lega. get an