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ambassador john bolton joins us as he does every sunday about this time, he's a fox news contributor of course the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, good morning. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> eric: well, as always the new sanction, gone into effect this morning, no more oil to the eu? what effect will it have, if any. >> you know, these sanctions have been forecast for quite some time. iran has known about them and they have prepared about them -- for them and indeed, in some cases, iran cut off oil exports to eu countries before they cut off their purchases. and, they have balanced the loss of those exports with increases elsewhere. a lot of funny math in the statistics. there is no doubt these sanctions have hurt iran, at least to an extent. but, how much still very much remains to be seen. >> eric: they've hurt the economy and currency is down 40% an oil exports cut in half and do you think it is a three card monte shell game? they stop selling one place and can sell someplace else, it doesn't matter. >> the obama administration claims a 20 to 30

. >> eric: another "fox news alert." idering iran's nuclear program, strong push back after a new round of european sanctions have gone in to effect. those sanctions this morning, target iran's oil imports. iran, though, is vowing to, quote, confront the new sanctions head on. western leaders saying, cutting off iran's oil revenue is the best hope, they think, of trying to force iran to curb its defiant nuclear program. but will it? u.s. ambassador john bolton joins us as he does every sunday about this time, he's a fox news contributor and of course the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, good morning. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> eric: well, as always the new sanction, gone into effect this morning, no more oil to the eu? what effect will it have, if any. >> you know, these sanctions have been forecast for quite some time. iran has known about them and they have prepared about them -- for them and indeed, in some cases, iran cut off oil exports to eu countries before they cut off their

we want to be like fox news. that is the way we can reach out to a minority but to a dedicated audience. you see over time the fragmentation of audience around the world and various broadcasters realizing that they need to present alternatives in order to cut through the very fragmented international marketplace. host: san francisco, an independent scholar, welcome. caller: good morning. something your guest in passing said registered with me about how players like china have to come on and be an alternative to the bbc, for example. i grew up listening to shortwave radio. i don't know how that affects tv but there is a french station on 24 hours and see in an ounce -- and so on. i grew up listening to shortwave radio and two major broadcasters just went off the air this past week, radio netherlands and radio canada international. they are not broadcasting anymore except on the internet. and yet the chinese and other people -- the chinese are still broadcasting heavily on radio. so was the voice of america and the

thank you so much, peter. >> eric: a "fox news alert" now, this has to do with syria. where there is continued heavy fighting, reported in two of its largest cities. this as rebel forces battle government troops. there is ongoing fighting reported in the streets of the capital, damascus and it puts pressure on the em battered regime of bashar al-assad and israel is expressing concern syria could lose control of the vast stockpile of chemical weapons and could be considering a possible attack to prevent the weapons from falling into the hands of terrorist. what happens if the chemical weapons get loose? joining us now as he does every sunday, about this time is former ambassador, to the united nations and fox news contributor, john bolton. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning. >> eric: let's start with the fighting in two of this citie c one in the heart of damascus. what does it mean for the regime. >> it is a further piece of evidence that the regime is under grave threat, highlighted by the defense minister and other key officials right in the heart of the most

switches over that m s n b c panics and goes oh my god a fox news and c.n.n. are covering it we've got a switchover and then boom wall to wall coverage and that's how our cable news gets hijacked by fox news is actually brilliant now i have to say again i'm biased here but i work for current television and that's cable news that is not hijacked by that process by the way one of the reasons is. independent so it's not reliant on the same you know mega corporations that they own their ego and i also want to point out jank this is actually a very good thing for us here at our another shift where people are turning to the news these days over in canada r.t. has risen to be one of the most popular international news networks we now surpassed sky news over there. i mean what do you think that means are people kind of just getting tired of the mainstream and they want something different. so there's another side of it i think yes it is and i'll tell you why you know i have friends who sometimes travel abroad and when they do and they see other news outlets like b.b.c.

of course, fox news may be master manipulators but they're also enormously popular. i'm wondering what lessons could other media outlets progressives, learn from fox to increase their ratings? >> sure. look, i think roger els was brilliant in identifying a niche, and the niche was the republican party and the conservative movement have been telling conservative audiences and the conservative grassroots since the that they couldn't trust the so-called liberal media and that the liberal media wasn't giving them the full story. so over all these years, you had the drum beat that was building up a market. so by the time fox comes along there was a ready-made market of people who believed they weren't being told the straight story by the mainstream media and so, it was really a brilliant strategy to play to that particular audience. now, in my view, what's happened over time, if the media ever was liberal back 30 years ago the tide certainly has shifted and what we've seen for the last ten years or so, as a conservative dominance of the discourse of politics and certainly

fox report. the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the the news and we're getting in to the news room via foxaffiliate ktvu, california all 12 passengers stuck on the new superman rides at six flags are down safely. now, what we have been watching as the new video has come in looks like -- we're working to confirm this. let your eyes tell the story. it looks like they released it, guys in a makeshift cherry picker up there working on it and all of a sudden, the thing goes into motion. the good news, they were upright most of the time and they saw them release it or what looks to be the case and they're down and they get them and everybody's safe. up there for more than an hour, as we understood upright and can you imagine, hanging upside down. moving on. governor romney giving a speech telling jerusalem the united states has a solemn duty and more imperative to block iran from achieving nuclear weapons capability. our gretta van susteren getting a one-on-one interview with the governor in israel. we want to play a little bit of that now as it's come in. the governor talking about another issu

all right now on "fox news sunday". hello, again from fox news in washington. recent rulings by the u.s. supreme court on health care reform and immigration demonstrated what a central role the court plays in our government. the justices rarely do interviews or talk outside of the court about how they reach the decision. in a new book called "reading the law" justice antonin scalia longest serve justice of the court and robert garner describe how they decide cases. justice scalia, welcome to "fox news sunday". >> glad to be here. >> chris: in your book you explain your approach to judging, what is that? >> guest: originalism is textulism . you are governed by the text. that is the only thing rel vant to your decision not whether the outcome is desirable or legislative history said this or that but the text of the statute. origin willism said when you consult the text you give the meeping when it was adopted and not a later modern meaning . >> chris: if it was the constitution written in the 1800-- 18 you try to find out. >> guest: exactly. the death penalty. i

a release from what we have seen in days, i'll tell you who knows, rick reichmuth is live in the fox newseather center. it is warm here. how about the rest of the country. >> rick: new york fared a little bit -- but go maybe 100 miles to the south, and the temperatures are warmer, and it is much more humid. look at the temperatures, right now, certainly a far improvement over yesterday across this eastern, say, 2/3 of the country. factor in that humidity, though, and here's where you see things changing. a much-improved already across parts of some of that mississippi river valley, st. louis, you feel like 89 and chicago 79 and better than yesterday at this time. look at this. you feel like 101° in washington, d.c. and 81° in new york. that is a dividing line where humidity is much higher here, across this mid-atlantic area and we have got a big set of storms that will move through the area today, this is the cold front that is slowly drifting down towards the south and as it does it brings a chance of strong winds with some of the thunderstorms here, it is going to mean a significant amo

a fox news political analyst and jimoo green, former fox news contributor and great to see you both today. >> thanks for having us. >> i will start with you, angela and just ask you, bane again? i feel like this is deja vu. is this more than the president and his administration's effort, let's say or trying to divert the attention away from how the economy is doing now? >> it is a diversion, but this is what the liberal strategy has been, and it has been a smart one. jaime, in running politics, the first rule is never let your opponent define your message. and clearly mitt rom nay needs to give back -- romney needs to give back on message and what he needs to do to create a better america and a better economy and talk about what this president hasn't done. he needs to remain on the offensive. 75% of the american people really don't care about mitt romney's wealth or his investments or offshore accounts. >> the president and his administration are going back to the same thing about bane capital. this way stepping much further in terms of accusations. maybe you can help us understand sph yo

really doesn't like fox news. n't just because of those commentators who won't give him the time of day who are on fox. it's because this is the network that covers solyndra, this is the network that covers fast and furious. this is the network that covered his intemperate remarks about small business owners last week does fox go heavy on those stories? yes, the networks nonpolitical at all, the ones above the fray they come to those stories very late, they down play those stories, and you don't have to be a right wing nut to get the impression that if they didn't cover them at all that would be just fine with them. >> bill: yeah, i mean it's all a matter of degree and i don't think the president has a thick skinnyway. i don't think he likes to be criticized by anyone at any time. >> scwacketsdly. >> bill: that's why he does it abc bernie reporter one of the best. he makes a fairly significant mistake in the opening salvo of reporting on the colorado movie massacre. roll the tape. >> i want to go to brian ross here

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all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. for the third straight month job creation numbers is disappointing. it is a sure sign that the u.s. is struggling to get the economy back on track. are voters making up their minds on the economy and the presidential race. we'll talk to the chairman of the republican national committee reince priebus. but first debbie wasserman-schultz. i think the head line of the day. you drove 2000 miles all the way to new hampshire with four dogs and cat and kids and the husband. how are you? >> i lived to tell about it and all of the dogs were in the car. it can be done. >> very good. we have another head line and that is the job's number. 80,000 net jobs created. is that a record that the president can run on and win reelection next november? >> absolute low. when he tock off they were hemoraging jobs every month and we have had 28 months of job growth in the private sector and 4.4 million jobs created and we are moving forward. we need to continue to make more progress obviously and we haven't

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analyst and appears on fox news and fox business news and she is blogging. she is communicating with every tool that you could have. has a very significant radio presence and i'm sure you will recognize her either having seen her there or heard her voice on one of these many radio programs. so now it's time to travel the world in foreign affairs and defense matters and welcome k.t. mcfarland. [ applause ] >> i just want to tell you you have no idea who this lady is, marilyn ware is a legend in conservative circles and diplomatic circles. she doesn't sing her own praises ever but ran a major corporation and went on to be the ambassador to finland where they were not expecting a women ambassador and has continued to do great things for conservative causes and republican causes around the world. so anyway i'm honored to share the stage with you. >> it's all yours. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> i also for can you hear me if i walk over here? yes? okay. i want to thank john andrews. you know, he gets it. he understands that it's not just winning enough electoral

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all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. recent rulings by the u.s. supreme court on healthcare reform and immigration demonstrated once again what a central role the court plays in our government. the justices rarely do interviews or talk outside of the court about how they reached their decisions. but you in a new book called reading the law, the interpretation of legal text justice antonin scalia the longest serving member of the court and law professor bryan garner explain what they believe is the right way to decide cases. we are delighted justice scalia has joined us to talk about it. thank you for being here on "fox news sunday." >> glad to be year are. >> chris: you explain your approach to judging which is texualism or originalism. what is that. >> sort of a sub species of textualism. textualism means you are governed by the text. that i only thing that is governed by your decision. not whether the outcome is desired. originallalism says that when you consult the text you give it the meaning it had when it was adopt

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nation, as you know, i am a long-time fan of fox news. it's my one stop shop for news, opinions, and ads for walk-in bathtubs. (laughter) easy access to your tub with the therapeutic benefit of sitting in your own filth while it drains before you can open the door... (laughs) of course... (laughter) of course... (cheers and applause) of course some criticize fox news as a stable of old white angry men. that's ridiculous. michelle malkin is a young asian angry woman. (laughter) but even amongst fox's exotic noah's ark of white people-- (laughter) -- one beautiful unicorn stands out. anchor and mantis-american help is smith. he's no cookie cutter newsman. he's got his own style. for example, watch how great baer reported on a february campaign stop by mitt romney. >> mitt romney held serve on his home court in michigan and swept through arizona in two crucial primary wins tuesday. now, romney and his three g.o.p. challengers focus on washington state saturday and then supertuesday context next week. >> stephen: classic baer. clear, concise,

all, right now, on fox news sunday. and hello, again from fox news in washington.e'll talk with our guests in a moment but first, the latest from aurora, colorado. authorities cleared the suspect's booby-trapped apartment. they are gathering evidence which includes 30 explosives de computer hard drive. police say 12 people are dead, while 30 are still hospitalized. 7 of them in critical condition. 24-year-old james holmes is in solitary confinement and will be represented by a public defender when he is arraigned on monday. for more on all of this, including president obama's trip to colorado, today, let's bring in our fox news colleague, jon scott who was at the theatre where the attack occurred. jon? >> jon: we have new and eerie photos of the suspect, 24-year-old james holmes, that were posted through a dating web site. significant, because after new york city's police chief was briefed on what happened here, he told reporters that the shooter had dyed red hair and when arrested told officers he was the joker, a nemesis of the batman character and apparently the

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all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington . we'll talk with our guests in a moment. but first, here is the latest from aurora, colorado. authorities have cleared the suspect's booby trapped apartment and gathering evidence of 30 explosive devices and a computer hard drive. 12 people are dead, 30 are hospitalized. 24 year old james holmes is in solitary confinement and represented by a public defender on monday. we'll bring in our fox news colleague jon scott. >> chris, we have new and eerie photos of the suspect and they show him with his hair dyed red. that is sig -- significant. after the new york city chief was briefed, the suspect and shooter had red dyed hair and he told arresting officers that he was the joker. the dye job photos went up on the days immediately before the shooting. along with the caption will you visit me in prison. and after successfully neutralizing the threat in holmes' apartment. using small explosive charges, there was a sophisticated booby trap in the suspect's home. trip wires and flammable liquid

so we know why fox news to us but what's really important here is this is is this that fox is partially right only they have the two labels reversed the makers are people who make things the workers and not people like mitt romney who haven't actually ever made anything in their lifetimes the makers are also the people who help the workers make things people like teachers and cops and firemen you know i's public sector workers who ensure that our communities are safe clean and that our kids are well educated and people make sure that our markets have rules on the other hand the takers are people who take pics like the billionaires who live high on the hawg all their workers are making things the prime example of a taker is a capital s. and most people don't understand what that word means the dictionary definition of a capitalist is somebody who makes money with capital they invest money and live off their investments while most working americans think that they're capitalists because they live in a nation that has some capitalists in reality there are very very few true capitalists in

in alexandria beth parker, fox 5 news. >> the news tonight is far from over. >> your news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >>> continues with the top story of the weekend, the movie massacre in colorado. good to have you with us. i'm will top. >> i'm maureen umeh. three -- will thomas. >> i'm maureen umeh. three days after the shooting we're learning more about the gunman and president obama addresses the nation, not as commander and chief but as our counselor. police say james holmes stated buying weapons at denver area stores nearly two months before friday's shooting and received at least 50 packages in four months at his home and school. officials say he's not cooperating and it could be months before they learn the motive behind the shooting rampage that left 12 people dead and dozens injured. meanwhile president obama met with victims' families at university of colorado hospital tonight. >> will the issue of gun control make its way to congress and the presidential campaigns? the mass shooting in colorado and the appropriate national response

joy lepola fox 45 news at 5:30. a thief who broke into the severna park golf center is caught on camera and now he has an audience on you-tube. a nanny-cam captured the thief ransacking the office recently and making off with three-hundred dollars and a laptop computer. the owner was so disgusted by the overnight break-in he posted the video on youtube. (10:36) "the place really was in disarray, he'd rummaged through drawer and the cash drawer and had rummaged through our closets. it was really an invasion. i really felt personally like my space had been invaded." invaded." police have yet to make an arrest. 3 a u- s senator still has his sights set on the baltimore housing authority. iowa senator chuck grassley sent a letter to federal housing officials last year outlining conerns about waste and mismanagement in the agency charged with managing public housing in baltimore. the senator received a response which he says does little to end his concerns that the federal government is not holding cities like baltimore

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