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chris stirewalt is host of "power play" on foxnews.com. so you say this is an alarming trend for president obama. why? >> well, it's alarming in the sense that you're dealing with a small universe of potential states for anybody to battle, and anytime you have an issue like this that crops up in places that you've got to win or you need to keep your opponent from winning anyway, you have to wonder. and if you're obama, basically, these lawmakers are falling into a couple of different categories. one, are the folks who are like you, who are similar to you like claire mccaskill out in missouri on this issue, in a state where your stance is not going to be popular. that means that there's potential more downdraft on the whole democratic ticket in that state. then you look at a state like pennsylvania where you have a democrat in bob casey who has a different view than the president on this subject, and there maybe you have to have -- if you're bob casey -- maybe you have to put a little more distance between yourself and the president and tha

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the link is there on foxnews.com. general keane, thank you.ris: some brand new developments now in the case of that blind human rights activist in china who pulled off a daring rescue, escape i should say, made it to the u.s. embassy inside the country. now he says he wants something from america and why it could turn into a diplomatic black eye for the current administration. we're live with the story. >>> the hunt for madeleine mccann, the little bit ish girl that vanished exactly five years ago today. her parent speaking out about the investigation. we'll go live to scotland yard. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment nows where it is, ho

foxnews.com. foxnews.com.se] >> he was a radio disc jockey who lost his battle with drugs and alcohol. he ended up homeless on the streets of columbus, ohio and then the local paper posted this video of him on youtube. >> did you work for your dollar and that radio voice. >> you're listening to the nothing of best of oldies, magic 98.9. thank you so much. >> god bless you, thank you. and we'll be back with more right after these words. >> and don't forget tomorrow morning is your chance to win a pair of the tickets to see this man live in concert. thank you so much. >> well, that video went viral, and it led to a he canned is chance as job offers from advertisers, to radio stations came pouring in. but he found himself finding his addictions once again and now been sober more than a year and a brand new book called "the golden voice", joining me now ted williams and his friend and attorney. you had an incredible career going, number one disc jockey for several years running and you were blowing everybody away

we'll keep you posted a 6 all developments and all the latest headlines, tune in to foxnews.com. right now, back to war stories with oliver north. >>. >> oliver: president john f. kennedy in south vietnamese's president were both murdered in november of '62. both assassinations profoundly affected the course of events in vietnam. >> there was nobody really ready to take over the job. this begin a period of later revolving door governments? >> vice president lyndon johnson became the 36th president of the united states. >> johnson had bad feelings about vietnam. if he didn't continue the struggle in vietnam. he would be seen as betraying the legacy of kennedy. >> what johnson wants most in 1964 is to be elected in his own right as president. he views vietnam as a danger to that goal. he said vietnam is the biggest damn mess i have ever seen. >> oliver: in january 1964 the man who would command the troops william westmoreland arrives in saigon. >> he needs a larger commitment to stabilize the situation. >> do you think it's a mistake to explain? >> i think what the president, it wo

megyn, if anyone suspects problems where you live, voterfraud@foxnews.com.e'll get a combination of strippers, a lap dance, a videotape. megyn: eric wants the same perks. questions about whether something is broken inside one of the most severed machines ever. political writers wondering what is going wrong with the president's election campaign. he was praised for how he ran his '08 campaign. but not so much today. a judge has ruled on a canine controversy over this little dog named knuckles. someone had to lose in this bitter custody battle between ex-lovers. but was it the man who spent thousands of dollars to keep his beloved pooch? >> i raced knuckles since he was 2 months old. i fed him and cared for him. he went from being a precocious puppy -- i want to see him be an old man. not just see him snore like one, but see him be an old man. megyn: new questions from the campaign trial whether something is broken inside the president's campaign machine. several political columnists are raising that question after may started with a campaign ad over the kill

if you see something that you feel shows evidence of media bias e-mail awes at news watch dot foxnews.comup next, another week and another joe biden moment. i promise you that the president has a big stick. >> known for some whacky comments, the vice-president's at it again, giving everyone his take on who is to blame for iran's nuclear buildup. what's a responsible press do with old uncle joe? find out next on news watch. >> virtually no international pressure on iran. we were the problem. we were diplomatically isolated in the world, in the region, in europe. the international pressure on iran was-- >> vice-president joe biden going off trying to blame the bush administration for failures to stop iran's drive toward a nuclear weapon. the fact is the bush administration pushed for resolution through the u.n. security council, calling for iran to halt its nuclear program, and the last three ratcheted up the sanctions against iran. so, did the media go after the vice-president on this one, kirsten? >> i mean, he never lets facts get in the way of anecdote or story and the problem so often,

foxnews.com. >> if you'd like to comment on tonight's show, e-mail us at huck mail@foxnews.com.> there are thousands to choose from, i think most of us have our favorite chuck norris facts. now, here is some i like. when the bogeyman goes to sleep at night. he checks his closet for chuck norris. chuck norris has already been to bamars, and that's why there are no life signs on mars. and chuck norris doesn't get sun burned, the sun wouldn't dare. another fact you probably haven't heard. when chuck norris cries, it's because his mama made him. (laughter) >> and she has three sons and describes chuck as her defender, aaron as her sunshine and wheelen, who she lost in vietnam as her hero. she's got a wonderful new book called acts of kindness, my story. please welcome wilma norris knight. [applause] >> happy mother's day weekend, wilma. >> thank you so much. >> mike: when we all talk about chuck norris, he's carlos to you. >> he's carlos. >> mike: i guess i'll call him carlos. >> if you call him chuck, i won't. this is a wonderful book and at 91 you've got quite a few memories going

here with us to dissect it, chris stirewalt, host of "power play" on foxnews.com. hi, chris. so kim strases l had this piece in "the wall street journal" a couple days talking about the president's, you know, she called it an enemies' list where he names, and as i say, shames a few big mitt romney donors, and she mentions that there's an executive order draft that the president put out about a year ago which is still circulating, i guess they're not doing anything on it right now, we don't know, but there's matching legislation working its way up through congress, one of which is expected to get a vote as early as may, they say, which would do what? would do what to the corporate donors? >> well, it would cause additional disclosure because the way that it works now, basically, is that if you as private citizen megyn kelly want to give money to whatever political cause, whatever interest you might have, fine. and you just have to meet with the standard disclosure requirements that you have that differ for different offices or whether you're giving to an outside group. but if

for all the latest you can head to our web site, foxnews.com.e campaign trail a top democrat sound the alarm on this election. wake the blank up. james carville warning democrats that nothing is in the bag here and that there is a realistic chance democrats will not only lose the white house but also the senate come november. his even here. >> a lot of people have too much of an incumbent mentality with this attitude we are going to win no matter what. they point to the electoral map looks good for us or ohio looks good and that's not how elections are won. they are won by going out there and getting on the offensive and staying there. the combination of that and plus the sense that romney is a weak bad opponent is causing -- i think unwarranted optimism among democrats. megyn: does he have a point? joining us now former democratic senator evan bayh of indiana. welcome back to the program. carville went on and on. this is based on an opinion piece he wrote where he said basically wake up, democrats. romney is a mess, we are going to win the whit

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send your bid to redeye at foxnews.com. let's start at 1.2. >> put the scream up again.ou believe somebody paid 120 for that thing. >> somebody is not paying their fair share. >> that is 1% right there. >> dana, what is one more thing. >> dana: later tonight you will see an article that comes up on national review, a friend of mine bradley scott has written about the controversy last night. ann romney was on show, i can't believe she was wearing a shirt that cost $900, michelle obama she gets out of a vehicle, you will see that in picture, she is carrying a bag that cost $1200 and nobody said anything. >> nobody said anything about $500 sneakers either. >> i love bradley scott. >> he a huge "the five" follower. >> and here we go. more evidence that the occupy movement has nothing to do with polar opposites. watch what happened on may day tuesday >> eric: that guy, l.a. times report that brian mendoza hit the cop. he is 6'8" and pointing it out one more time. nothing like that. >> bob: i was going to point out something. a friend of mine karl rove i've admired as a politi

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