the mistakes that they themselves did not make but as them stray sions have been raging on the fox news channel wells has been trying to vilify the teachers and the students as chaotic animals are to correspondent honesty a churkin i takes a look at how one news network claiming to be fair and balanced has been spinning their facts to get across its own political agenda. these are some of the faces of the wisconsin protests mothers teachers and students but according to fox news the people protesting i'm sure i'll get a flurry of e-mails calling for me to apologize for any mean them exam bullies but they are and i won't apologize for it but that's what they are in reality there was no bullying going on that was certainly the case when our team was on the ground in february as the protests were peaking even though people. what i'm going there in. chaotic rioting actually not using. their might. and their rights as workers that has remained the case for those we have closely followed events i know for a fact that there has been no violence whatsoever in wisconsin i mean you know i mean aside from

i had a great job at fox news channel, i had more friends than i could count, none of that mattered because on the inside i was a shell of a person."on the "700 ♪ >>> we want to bring you back live to santa cruz where you can see in the harbor just a scene of a lot of damage as a result of the tsunami when the first wave started coming in at 8:08 and you can see what happened with the water, both have broken loose and they have floated down, taken out other boats, damaging them. taken out docks even. several have become even broken. harbor patrol busy, trying to get these boats out of the way, tying them back up. seeing another surge at the moment. water rushing back in and people trying to stay away from that area and boats continuing to be tossed around by toy boats, rub boats. >> it's pretty impressive and very interesting to watch the wave activity here at cal beach as kristen mentioned where another series, another push of the tsunami surge activity and sky 7 if you take a look at that it really is impressive what happened there at yacht harbor. there is extensive damage as kansas city

he was also a news and political analyst for fox news.channel. -- fox news channel. he has a wife and children. it is my pleasure to introduce the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] >> well, let me be totally candid. i just said to herman cain, i am stealing as much of that as i can, but not this evening. herman and i go back a long way. he is a remarkable person. i first worked with him when we did a tax reform commission that he chaired a brilliantly when i was speaker. it is great to be back. like herman, i am a grandfather and, at this with maybe a little bit more wisdom than i had a while back -- i am a grandfather an come at this with maybe a little bit more wisdom. this is a time to start a dialogue about america's future, and i do believe that we have an extraordinarily fundamental choice to make about the very future of this country. i believe in some ways, the election and the conversation around this election may be as central to our future as the conversations in the 1850's that led to the election of lincoln in note -- in t

a contributor on the fox news channel. he is proud of his role of husband and father. they're the parents of seven wonderful children. it is my pleasure to introduce to you senator rick santorum. [applause] >> good to be with you and -- i have done that a million times. sorry. it is great to be back. i was here at a smaller venue last year when we did this. this is exciting to be here. it is always the case when pete read the introduction, i can always count on the line that it's the most response. are the parents of seven children. i thought maybe not in this audience it would not get so much of a ripple. before left the seven children and karen, i told them this was not just another speech for me. the ones you always think of when you're on the campaign trail and you try out your economic speech or your social conservative speech or whatever. this is a group that is for faith and family and freedom. this is a group that means a lot to me. this is a group that i have been attached at the hip from for a lot of years, working in the vineyards with people who stand for w

news channels there see it. these are some of the faces of the wisconsin protests mothers teachers and students but according to fox news the people protesting i'm sure i'll get a flurry of e-mails calling for me to apologize for naming them then bullies but they are and i won't apologize for it but that's what they are in reality there was no bullying going on that was certainly the case when archie was on the ground in february as the protests were peaking even though the. demonstrations i mean what's been going very. chaotic rioting actually not using. some of the waiting there might be. and there right as workers that has remained the case for those who have closely followed events i know for a fact that there has been no violence whatsoever in wisconsin i mean you know i mean aside from people stepping on each other's toes accidentally there just hasn't been a police even issue to thank you statement of protesters for being peaceful but according to fox news channel the demonstrators have been an uncontrollable mob not a terribly civil or classy group of people profanity bull garrity and pretty vile behavior a

political purpose of course again seems to be a tradition that fox news now and that's why mike tobin bill o'reilly and the entire fox news channel are tonight's tool time winners. now many have worked to stop islamophobia in the u.s. there's one organization who in fact seems to be perpetuating it the f.b.i. has been sending informants in disguise to muslim communities and hopes of finding any muslims who are staging militant attacks but in this process they're deceiving peaceful muslims and in some cases turning innocent victims against other members of their own community artie's among the lindo has the story. as american muslims prepare for prayers of fear remains that the worshipper next to them may be a spy all of. this is especially true in southern california where paid f.b.i. informants have fractured the cohesiveness of a law abiding community and fearful retaliation if i and my wife fears that my family fears and i fear that. you know the f.b.i. is going to come down pretty aggressive. after i leave found out he was being spied on he felt betrayed by his country and now he feels alienated because fellow muslims are now

political purpose of course again seems to be a tradition at fox news now and that's why am i to open bill o'reilly on the entire fox news channel are tonight's tool time winners. now many of work to stop islamophobia in the u.s. there's one organization who in fact. the f.b.i. has been sending informants in disguise to muslim communities and hopes of finding any muslims who are staging militant attacks but in this process they're deceiving peaceful muslims and in some cases turning innocent victims against other members of their own community parties or on the window has the story. as american muslims prepare for prayers appear remains that the worshiper next to them spied all. this is especially true in southern california where peter formants have fractured the cohesiveness of a large body community i'm fearful. my wife my family and i fear that. you know they're going to come down. after a lemo you found out he was being spied on he thought be trained by his country you know he feels alienated because fellow muslims are now suspicious day he might be a spy the twenty six year old southern california native was approached by

been police even issued a thank you statement to protesters for being peaceful but according to fox news channel the demonstrators have been an uncontrollable mob not a terribly civil or classy group of people profanity but garrity and pretty vile behavior these are nothing but an bullies not existing filings was taken to an extreme with the spin of the knowledge attack on a fox reporter that guy let me show you what you know who seem to have seen it coming that hey you get the demonstrators you did and they're the utter lack of civility civility and harassment of reporters there from a video posted online it became clear that nothing close to harassment had taken place but it was too late to stop the infamous fox bandits there pushing him there shoving him apparently one even hit him pushing it even further the so called bullies came out to protest in a cold snowy winter a more violent protest in york featured by bill o'reilly. palm trees in the background turning the channel into a cartoon show the brazen nature of this propaganda what is sad and tragic is that ninety percent of parts viewers

a contributor on th fox news channel. he is proud of his role of husband and father. they're the parents of seven wonderful children. it is my pleasure to introduce to you senator rick santorum. [applause] >> good to be with yound -- i have done that a million times. sorry. it is great to be back. i was here at a smaller venue last year when we did this. this is exciting to be here. it is always the case when pete read the introduction, i can always count on the line that it's the most response. are the parents of seven children. i thought maybe not in this audience it would not get so much of a ripple. before left the seven children and karen, i told them this was not just another speech for me. the ones you always think of when you're on the campaign trail and you try out your economic speech or your social conservative speech or whatever. this is a group that is for faith and family and freedom. this is a group that means a lot to me. this is a group that i have been attached at the hip from for a lot of years, working in the vineyards with people who stand for wha

he is also a news and political for the fox news channel. it is my pleasure to introduce to you tonight former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. >> let me be totally candid. i just said the herman cain i am stealing as much of that as i can. talks this evening. herman and i go back a long way. everybody in georgia is proud of him. he is a remarkable person, and i first worked with him when we did a tax reform commission that featured recently when i was speaker. it is could be to be with ralph reed who are remember from his college republican badays. i am a grandfather and come at this with maybe a little more wisdom than i had a while back, but i want to start by saying steve, you and the iowa faith and freedom coalition have done a great job tonight. this is a great time to start a dialogue about america's future. i believe that we have an extraordinarily fundamental choice to make about the very future of this country. i believe in some ways this election and the conversation around this election may be as central to our future as the

he was also a news and political analyst for fox news.channel. -- fox news channel. he has a wife and children. it is my pleasure to introduce the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] >> well, let me be totally candid. i just said to herman cain, i am stealing as much of that as i can, but not this evening. herman and i go back a long way. he is a remarkable person. i first worked with him when we did a tax reform commission that he chaired a brilliantly when i was speaker. it is great to be back. like herman, i am a grandfather and, at this with maybe a little bit more wisdom than i had a while back -- i am a grandfather an come at this with maybe a little bit more wisdom. this is a time to start a dialogue about america's future, and i do believe that we have an extraordinarily fundamental choice to make about the very future of this country. i believe in some ways, the election and the conversation around this election may be as central to our future as the conversations in the 1850's that led to the election of lincoln in note -- in t

[applause] l analyst for the fox news channel. ladies and gentlemen, speaker newt gingrich. [applause] >> first of all, it is great to be here. i am proud of what steve king has done in bringing this together. i am proud of what steve king is doing in washington to defund and stop obamacare, where he is playing a major leadership role. i am glad to be back. i will probably reinforce for steve that what he is doing is really important. we have to draw the line in the sand this year. we have to stop obamacare from being implemented this year. this is a major step toward a washington controlled, bureaucratically defined america in which some bureaucrat tells you what you can do. if you go to health transformation.net you will see that there is a big poster that you can get and download for free. it has 1968 specific grants of power to the secretary of health and human services and other washington bureaucrat in obamacare. you look at that list and say to yourself is there anybody in this room who honestly believes that the federal bureaucracy can implement that level of detail

host: we want to welcome back frank luntz, who we have seen on the fox news channel.he is the author of "win -- the principles that take your business from ordinary to extraordinary." welcome back to be at c-span -- to c-span. guest: it is great to be a c- span. i am glad you are the one here. host: we have the third week of demonstrations going on. the issue is collective bargaining. how is the governor performing? guest: when you call a collective bargaining rights, the public wants to protect it. when you speak about the right of individuals to reject or join a union, then he is winning and the union is losing. this is one of those where how you frame it, the context, determines who wins and loses in the court of public opinion, and why words matter so much. when we get a phone calls, whatever you take, you will hear their context, their framing. in the end, the person who frames it wins the debate. host: let me ask you about governor chris christie. sarah palin took a swipe at him. i do not know if you heard what she said, but how is he doing? host: i do not know

host: we want to welcome back frank luntz, who we have seen on the fox news channel. he is the author of "win -- the principles that take your business from ordinary to extraordinary." welcome back to be at c-span -- to c-span. guest: it is great to be a c- span. i am glad you are the one here. host: we have the third week of demonstrations going on. the issue is collective bargaining. how is the governor performing? guest: when you call a collective bargaining rights, the public wants to protect it. when you speak about the right of individuals to reject or join a union, then he is winning and the union is losing. this is one of those where how you frame it, the context, determines who wins and loses in the court of public opinion, and why words matter so much. when we get a phone calls, whatever you take, you will hear their context, their framing. in the end, the person who frames it wins the debate. host: let me ask you about governor chris christie. sarah palin took a swipe at him. i do not know if you heard what she said, but how is he doing? host: i do not know

[applause] analyst for the fox news channel. ladies and gentlemen, speaker newt gingrich. [applause] >> first of all, it is great to be here. i am proud of what steve king has done in bringing this together. i am proud of what steve king is doing in washington to defund and stop obamacare, where he is playing a major leadership role. i am gl to be back. i will probably reinforce for steve that what he is doing is really important. we have to draw the line in the sand this year. we have to stop obamacare from being implemented this year. this is a major step toward a washington controlled, bureaucratically defined america in which some bureaucrat tells you what you can do. if you go to health transformation.net you will see that there is a big poster that you can get and download for free. it has 1968 specific grants of power to the secretary of health and human services and other washington bureaucrat in obamacare. you look at that list and say to yourself is there abody in this room w honestly believes that the federal bureaucracy can implement that level of detail contro

. : we want to welcome back frank luntz, who we have seen on the fox news channel. hes the author of "win -- the principles that take your business from ordinary to extraordinary." welcome back to be at c-span -- to c-span. guest: it is great to be a c- span. i am glad you are the one here. host: we have the third week of demonstrations going on. the issue is collective bargaining. how is the governor performing? guest: when you call a collective bargaining rights, the public wants to protect it. when you speak about the right of individuals to reject or join a union, then he is winning and the union is losing. this is one of those where how you frame it, the context, determines who wins and loses in the court of public opinion, and why words matter so much. when we get a phone calls, whatever you take, you will hear their context, their framing. in the end, the pson who frames it wins the debate. host: let me ask you about governor chris christie. sarah palin took a swipe at him. i do not know if you heard what she said, but how is he doing? host: i do not know of

he is also a news and political for the fox news channel. it is my pleasure to introduce to you tonight former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. >> let me be totally candid. i just said the herman cain i am stealing as much of that as i can. talks this evening. herman and i go back a long way. everybody in georgia is proud of him. he is a remarkable person, and i firsworked with him when we did a tax reform commission that featured recently when i was speaker. it is could be to be with ralph reed who are remember from his college republican badays. i am a grandfather and come at this with maybe a little more wisdom than iad a whi back, but i want to start by saying steve, you and the iowa faith and freedom coalition have done a great job tonight. this is a great time to start a dialogue about america's future. i believe that we have an extraordinarily fundamental choice to make about the very future of this country. i believe isome ways this ection and the conversation around this election may be as central to our future as the conversati

[applause] l analyst for the fox news channel. ladies and gentlemen, speaker newt gingrich. [applause] >> first of all, it is great to be here. i am proud of what steve king has done in bringing this together. i am proud of what steve king is doing in washington to defund and stop obamacare, where he is playing a major leadership role. i am glad to be back. i will probably reinforce for steve that what he is doing is really important. we have to draw the line in the sand this year. we have to stop obamacare from being implemented this year. this is a major step toward a washington controlled, bureaucratically defined america in which some bureaucrat tells you what you can do. if you go to health transformation.net you will see that there is a big poster that you can get and download for free. it has 1968 specific grants of power to the secretary of health and human services and other washington bureaucrat in obamacare. you look at that list and say to yourself, is there anybody in this room who honestly believes that the federal bureaucracy can implement that level of detail