trace gallagher hit on it but most analysts say it is the giuliani factor.d beat paterson and if he is governor the next thing he would do is run for president. i think he is doing it to save his own -- >> greg: i think steele was just being ironic. he was having a little fun with it as i like to say and pointing out if you use the same kind of criticism on obama. he wasn't saying he was a racist. he was saying according to a left wing perspective. >> you didn't show the whole quote. after that he said and that is wiggety, wiggety whack, jack. >> greg: i think it is wise on obama's part they dumped him because of his race baiting. that was a month ago. he was saying that all of the criticism is based on race and good for obama to come out and quash that stuff because it is not good for the country. >> in these days, the worst thing you can call somebody these days is a child mow hefter. the second worse thing is a racist. >> greg: we call bill both of them. >> i have name tags. some days i'm racist and the next day molester. >> you better have good evidence

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the news starts now. >> i have nothing to do with al qaeda. trace: but the feds clearly aren't buying that. and now it's time to find out exactly what these guy no. >> this investigation is going forward in new york, denver, and in other locations. >> tonight, new details about what these suspects may have been planning and what went down when they came to court. trace: three terror suspects stepped into court in two states today. the accusations so far nothing more than lying to investigators. but, based on the evidence we're now hearing, we could soon see more serious charges. let's begin with the colorado man al zazi. he is at the zernd of the case. investigators say they found him with notes on bomb making. notes he reportedly claims to have downloaded accidentally. investigators seem to believe zazi and his fellow suspects were plotting some sort of a backpack bombing. and now there is new evidence of a possible target. various sources are now reporting zazi had cell phone video

i'm worried though, gallagher that there may be overkill on the way. because, once you get a taste of power like that, you get high ratings, it's almost like a drug you have got to have more and more and more. you see what i'm talking about here? >> yeah. but it's more than ratings, bill. it's not a ratings driven thing. for us, it's ideology, it's a mission, it's a cause, it's a calling. you are right, the last few weeks have been extraordinary. i think back to the time when rush limbaugh exploded on the national scene and rush himself would kid about the fact that despite his prominence in the late 80's and mid 90's we still had eight years of bill clinton. he always shrugged off claims of his prominence and his influence. this time something has happened. you have over a million people on the lawn in the mall in washington, d.c. saturday. you have the van jones thick. have you acorn brought to its knees and as you put it toast. there is blood in the water. but we better be careful in our industry. and i think most of us responsible radio hosts will

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. the news starts now. last time he was here, he called our president the devil. so what does the venezuelan dictator hugo chavez say about the new guy? plus, stunning new details in the case of an accused terrorist. tonight, what prosecutors say this man spent more than a year plotting to do and what he was reportedly doing when the feds caught up to him. trace: he had the bomb ingredients and the plan may have included one or more weapons of mass destruction. that's the word from prosecutors in a new indictment against terrorist suspect nage gentleman gentleman -- naji batonbeulah z. he spent more than a year planning to detonate homemade bombs in the united states. it says he recently went to beauty supply stores to purchase large amounts of hydrogen peroxide and as is i tone, key ingreed yants in explosives that is just the start of it. we have team fox coverage. david lee miller following the search for more potential accomplices. alicia acuna on the indictment. the feds say he had been communicating w

i'm neil cavuto and we have ben stein, charles payne, adam lashinsky, lee gallagher. >> i would be surprised if there were not other surprises. it is like iran is building a nuke. ok, we know. neil: that was a fox news alert. >> here is what is really scary about this. everything from the cost, how we are going to pay for it, and then the medicare advantage thing, i think, obviously has a lot of seniors up in arms. even this thing, the one thing i'm worried about is reneging on the drug companies. they were browbeat into coming into the deal and more than likely congress will extract more money from them. neil: we should explain there are democrats who say the $80 billion deal with the drug companies they don't approve but the leadership says it can fall apart. >> i think the drug companies will be asked to fork over more. neil: ben stein, what do you make of this? >> what i'm worried about is the fact this president seems to have very little regard for truth. the fact that he said he would have the plan without affecting the deficit is a lay. the fact that he said he was going to read the b

even ed gallagher, the city finance group put the whole plan together. >> we must act, and we must act now. the only likely alternative to this furlough plan is an even more painful one, and that is, the longer we wait, but the harder it is painful appeal is to swallow. next the fire and police departments are being asked to come up with $8 million in cuts as an alternative to furloughs. union leaders say the city's action is a contract violation, and they are willing to fight in court. >> but now we have in our contract and no furlough and no layoff clause, but we are committed to public safety. >> they negotiated a pay raise. what happened with the 10 furlough days? we went to court, and the judge ruled in our favor. >> the city state's attorney's office will also take furlough days, but they assured us that will remain open. >> there will be ninth your prosecutors and by your support staff on duty. rick -- 9 fewer prosecutors and five fewer support staff. >> prosecutors are picking up cases an extra caseload. they are filling in for their colleagues on the days that they are furloug

peter gallagher was one of the guest stars this season.said it is an impossible job because we are all together in it, and then at one point is just you and the lights are on you and you are completely alone. that is why we have that type of fraternity and his love comes out. tavis: this begs the question, which is, how does one direct one's self? >> not well. i have done it a few times. you tend to give yourself short shrift, just look at the scripps, read the lines approximately, and then you move on -- you just look at the script, read the lines approximately, and then move on. the creator of the show is also watching from behind the monitor. sometimes it is hard when your acting in the scene and directing, acting opposite an actor or actress, and i will start to say, they're doing really well, this is terrific. then i say, no, i cannot say that right now. you become an audience rather than a participant. tavis: what do you make of the fact that you have another series that has been fortunate to go into multiple seasons? that is everybo

time to analyze this with thomas gallagher the man behind the call. he joins us on the fast line right now. thomas, great to have you with us. >> thanks. good to be here. >> we have heard from many analysts on the street that aig has little to know value and yet we have seen this stock along with other quote unquote trashy stocks rise higher. do you think even though that might be the right long-term call that perhaps then people could miss out on a short-term opportunity? >> yeah, certainly the stock has oscillated substantially over the near term. hard to say exactly where it's going to move week to week since you've had double-digit moves in both directions on a weekly basis. but ultimately, you know, we're looking at a one-year type horizon trying to look through to the intrinsic value of the common equity, and we think there's substantial down side to that. >> a part of your call is the sale of assets that is expected to be slowed down according to new ceo mr. benmosche. the aig spinoff of the life insurance business for about $5 billion, that is

ed gallagher says the pre1947 plan has always been a pay as you go system and that there are not many people still left on that plan. mayor sheila dixon says despite recent legal issues she's facing she continues to fight and work hard for the city. she also addressed residents' concerns of who's splitting the bill for her legal battle. >> my focus is not allowing the citizens to burden and focus on all of taxes and issues. so i don't want a burden that the taxpayers on a whole host of issues that we're currently dealing with in this economy. >> mayor dixon also says the city's doing everything possible to save money. that includes cuts in salary and freezing jobs. she also says she signed a document stating she will take the maximum furlough days. you can view the mayor's interview on our website, wbaltv.com. >> today president obama goes to new york looking to kickstart his drive for regulatory reform on wall street. the raging health care debate and opposition have helped move that issue to congress's back burner. brook hart has that story from washington. >> it was a year ago toda

candy gallagher got in line early saturday morning. comes from four generations of springstein fans. she went to new jersey to pay homage to the boss. >> we had to stay in sleazy hotels, we just had a fun time. we just decided we had a free weekend that we didn't expect so me, my daughter, my niece, and my other niece, we just took off and went. >> reporter: but now they don't have to go far because the boss is coming here. in downtown baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >> come on he puts on a great show. if the reports are right, that the concert sold out in 20 minutes, then the boss topped first mariners previous record set at a hannah montana concert in january of 2008. >>> we'll be right back. the new mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. before taking it on, one must study it first. rushing in unprepared may prove overwhelming... with all that juicy, 100% angus beef. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: brin

[laughter] trace gallagher and i are going to answer all of your questions.u looking forward to? what did you say? martha: i do not know about wide screen, stay skinny. bill: i will be coming to work for that one. one of the most critical issues facing america, the war in afghanistan. the top commanders saying that we could lose the war if he does not get more troops. how many times has he spoken with the president over the past couple of months? martha: you would think of a regular basis, right? maybe not. brand new research on health care debate. watch how average americans react on this dial the popular arguments out there with the health-care overhaul. you will be shocked when you see the reactions. ciaries who need assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one co

trace geller will be back for "the fox report -- tracy gallagher will be back for "fox report." tonight at 7:00. if you are celebrating the jewish new year, happy new year. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- connell: welcome, everyone. republicans are out today slamming nancy pelosi for likening health care critics to assassins. the head of the republican national commission called it insulting. the white house said that none of this is helping. >> i do not think that it is helpful for either side of the political debate to unnecessarily or offensively characterize an action or person or anything like that. connell: we have reaction right now from the former presidential candidate, mike huckabee, post here on fox. welcome. -- host here on fox. welcome. neil talked about this yesterday, the speaker of the house likening these protesters to the protesters against gay- rights and the violence of the 1970's. >> if you have to force an apology out of anyone, it is worthless. connell: you do not think she sh

trace: i am trace gallagher. brand new stories.ing federal authorities arrested 11 acorn workers for voter registration fraud. >> we are constantly updating the news stories. there's the acorn story. there are two other stories. one is on pedophile pockets. the other is on the two-paea pay movement and how it may have surpassed the republican party as the new voice of conservatives. trace: we are looking at foxnews.com. the big story is president obama and his joint address to congress. >> you can watch that live streaming on foxnews.com. martha: a demonstration of growing opposition to the president's reform plan is about to get underway on capitol hill. more than 1 million signatures are delivered on a petition to stop health-care legislation before it gets to the president's desk. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in the russell rotunda to describe this for us. what is the message? we heard senator baucus earlier today. what is the message from the gang of six? >> the message is a fairly bleak one for the president.

chase gallagher, aaaay. that does it for me, bye. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. has just addressed the annual meeting in washington of the 42 member congressional black caucus which tonight honored notables like u.n. ambassador susan rice, actor danny glover and human rights activist and entertainer john. here is the president. >> the leaders come in and michele and i are shaking hands with them and one of the leaders, i won't mention who it was, he comes up to me and we take the picture and we go we behind and he says barack, explain to me this healthcare debate. he says we don't understand it. you're trying to make sure everybody has healthcare and they are putting a hitler mustache on you, that doesn't make sense to me. explain that to me. he don't understand. one in seven african americans are out of work. the highest in nearly a quarter of a century. more than two out of ten african americans and three out of ten black children are living in poverty. this economic crisis has made the problems in the communities of color much worse. that is why my administrat

i'm trace gallagher. bill o'reilly is next. bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. ♪ bill: a controversial new breast cancer prevention ad has critics say it is exploitative. is that true in the culture warriors have been investigating. i think john mccain would have been worse for the country than barack obama. bill: glenn beck igniting more controversy with that john mccain comment. beck will be here. >> the constitution is not legal in -- prostitution is not legal in this area. bill: acorn strikes back. filing suit against the two private citizens whose undercover work exposed the organization and the internet guy to put the tapes out there. >> your business is a performing art. you're not lying. bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama nukes and afghanistan. that's is the talking points memo. today the president led the u.n

we have kathleen turner this year and peter gallagher.year for everybody else. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. what is your character up to this year? what do we have to look forward to? >> well, he's teaching in a -- he's taking a job, because he has no money. and he's trying to raise his daughter in california alone. and his wife is back east now. and i've taken a job in a southern california university which is the wrong place for this guy to be. >> jimmy: yeah, that's perfect, though. [ light laughter ] >> that's all i am going to say with my daughter here. >> jimmy: that's very good, yeah. she's cute by the way. >> thank you. >> we have a clip right here, "californication" with david duchovny. >> just sos you know, not a pose that inspires confidence in your one and only client. >> it's this [ bleep ] economy, hank. >> you can't blame everything on the economy -- >> no? can i blame it on the fact that no one wants to publish your book? >> nonsense, people love me. >> no one, hank, not a sole. >> is something [ bleep ]? >> i don't know. i

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. thanks for having us into your home tonight. shep is back tomorrow, 12 pacific 3:00 eastern time. i will see you along with martha maccallum on the live desk. the factor is next. bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> how about the funding for acorn. >> frankly, it's not really something i have followed closely. bill: president obama, the sunday morning guy. ♪ bill: how did those interviews go? i will analyze and so will bernie goldberg. chris: you have also attacked fox. fox did not produce. did not make. did not buy those videos. please let me ask the question. bill: the head of acorn grilled by chris wallace. body language takes a look at what happened. >> i didn't have a ton of friends and i went to a really small christian school. i'm sorry, too. yeah, [bleep] them. >> actress megan fox discusses her christian school upbringing. she didn't like it. >> hey, megan, what's wrong with christians? bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news ch

i'm trace gallagher. i will see you back here monday. have a great weekend. o'reilly is next. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on from washington. tonight: >> we are the only nation on earth that leaves millions of people without health insurance. bill: why won't barack obama talk to chris wallace on sunday? he is talking to all the other sunday morning device. mr. wallace will be here. >> there were people who admitted that they could not vote for a black man for president. so, it is there. bill: why is bill cosby pushing a race angle in the obama political coverage? we have a follow up report on that. >> this shouldn't have been the cover of time. this should have been the cover of time. bill: glenn beck on fire now the democratic national committee and "time" magazine are featuring him. beck on the factor tonight. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone from d.c. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the natio

trace: i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. it is shaping up to be an important weekend for our nation's debate over health care reform. president obama is scheduled to appear on five of the sunday talk shows, pushing his ideas to guarantee health care for every american. today as the president was taping some of those interviews, it was his wife who spoke out publicly on the topic. the first lady michelle obama talking to a group of women at the white house about the number of people in this country who are without health insurance. >> this current situation is unacceptable. it is unacceptable. [ applause ] >> no one in this country should be treated that way. it's not fair. it's not right. trace: well, on that just about everyone agrees. but, of course there is a real debate about how to fix it. and it will play out over the next few days on your television screen. peter barnes of the fox business network is live at the d.c. business desk. peter, what do we expect the

so to hugh hewitt and mike gallagher, we say thank you. thank you not only to the american public, but for bringing this message so loud and clear to washington, d.c. we get it. thank you. i would like to introduce one of the leading idea makers in the united states congress. he's a republican from arizona, he's my dear friend, john shadduck. >> thank you, pete. i want to begin by thanking dr. john goodman. the work he has done has made this effort possible. this is a unique moment in american history. it is a unique moment because the people are actually speaking out and making their voices heard. over a million of them took the time to read this petition, to understand the health care debate in america and to speak out. and as mike pens -- pence said, the question now is, is washington listening? let me make one thing clear. you may have been told that health care is complicated. and you may have told yourself, what does "free our health care now" mean? it means one thing -- it will change health care in america that doesn't exist today

lee gallagher. >> you said you took a pay cut, about 50% to make this move.ndering have you looked into down the road, is there room for growth here and to what degree? can you work your way up the ladder and maybe lessen that gap a few years from now? >> right. yes. i plan to go ahead and further my career in the medical field. possibly obtaining my rn license, which is a minimum of two years associate's degree. and up from there, you know, you have physician's assistant, which is a total of six years of college. so the sky's the limit, really on what you're willing to put into it. >> ryan? >> i have to tell you, eric, if i could bottle your spirit and sell it, i think i'd be a millionaire. i congratulate you for that. there's a family out there right now who has a husband or a wife and a child and they might have lost their job and they're saying, you know what, i don't have the time or the money or the patience. i can't change my career or go back to community college. what would you tell that family outside of just don't be afraid? we need to take your sp

. >> we had tom gallagher on on tuesday. he was the analyst that downgraded aig. listen, the math just does not add up for aig right now. we've got a $15 price target. that puts it at 75 cents. right now they've sold about $9 billion worth of assets in a fire sale. they've got a long way to go to pay off the government. >> monsanto down for the week by 5%. pete. >> the ag players have done well but this isn't just a fertilizer play it's much, much more, it's a feed business and when they lowered their guidance for '09 and 2010 put a big pressure on the stock. that's a drop. >> and here's my favorite pop of the whole week. pop here for winkers. jane wells brought us this gem on they are cnbc "funny business" blog which i do urge you to check out. seattle diner william jones has created jeans that appear to wink as you're walking away. but you have to be willing to pay. pairs cost anywhere from $160 to $580 a pair. >> is that you? >> it's not me. >> apparently, you need to have a real tight, muscular butt. >> i think the bigger the better based on the eyeballs. >> w

now i'm pleased to introduce mike gallagher of the salem radio network. mike has been with us since the very beginning back in late may. seems a long time ago. but because of mike, the free our health care now petition reached its first goal of 50,000 signatures. we thought we had done very well and maybe it wasn't going to get better, but of course, we've come a long way. since surpassing that goal, mike in the mike gallagher show have communicated relentlessly educating thousands of americans and encouraging them to voice their concerns about health care, health care. without mike, the free our health care now petition would not be what it is today. and i'm pleased to have him make some remarks. mike? >> thank you, governor. appreciate it. thank you. this is a terrific day for american voices because talk radio has played a big role in fighting back. and we decided as the summer began that this could be the summer of the american voice and the summer when millions of americans would be heard and to collect 1.3 million plus signatures over a couple of mo

trace: i am trace gallagher. targets in virginia, texas, illinois, and new york.ederal prosecutors say afghan immigrant najibullah zazi plaudit for more than one year to detonate bombs in new york city. in texas, hosam maher husein smadi is charged with trying to blow up a skyscraper in dallas. in ill., michael finton is charged with trying to blow up a building. and they plot to attack the u.s. marine corps base in virginia, the plan to murder american troops on u.s. soil, allegedly hatched with two men charged last month with plotting terrorists attacks overseas. earlier today, a judge ordered najibullah zazi transferred to new york city, where he will be charged with plotting to use of weapons of mass destruction. david lee miller, what did we learn today? >> today be heard from the prosecutor purity said that najibullah zazi had the intent of being in new york on 9/11, possibly to participate in a terrorist attack. he called the evidence a chilling and disturbing sequence of events. the u.s. attorney in denver said he was very pleased. the judge decided that h

i am trace gallagher. martha: we are expecting a lot of breaking news in the story. i am martha maccallum. a key suspect in the cross- country investigation is about to appear before a judge to two more suspects in the supposedl and ring are in denver. the terror plot reportedly targeted new york city. this investigation is getting bigger by the minute. there are new details about what they were planning. david lee miller is outside the federal court in brooklyn, new york. talk to me a little bit about how these three men were connected and what brought this open. >> let's start with what many consider to be the centerpiece of the investigation, najibullah zazi. he is the afghan born man who drove from denver to new york city. the authorities say he did so with the idea that he was going to take part in some kind of terror related plot. the other is his father, and the other is a religious leader. his name is ahmad afzali. he also served as a funeral director. the fbi is alleging that all three of the defendants lied to them during the investigation. that is what the

trace: i am trace gallagher.rror plot in the works for more than one year to set off weapons of mass destruction in the united states. najibullah zazi, prosecutors leonel frightening information about how close he may have been to implement iing his dangerous plan. david lee miller is outside the federal courthouse in brooklyn, new york. what was he up to? >> the government outlined that in detail. it is pretty frightening. they say that as far back as august of 2008, he went to pakistan to learn how to manufacture a bomb. during the last three months in denver, he was actively trying to buy the components to build a bomb constructed of tatp. that was the same chemical bomb used by the london bombers. apparently, in this case, zazi was unable to get a third and crucial component that was necessary to manufacture this bomb. the bottom line is the authorities say in court papers today that until the time of his arrest, zazi was planning to use weapons of mass destruction here in the united states. trace: i have to

trace: i am trace gallagher. today we are also live outside because there's breaking news in new york city. there is word that there could be more people connected to the ongoing terror investigation. martha: first, let's give you call up on what is coming into the newsroom. in the top box, president obama talking about how he is working to change the way that america is seen around the world in his u.n. speech. what he said about israel is getting a lot of attention. also what libyan leader qaddafi said about president obama was stunning. we will show that to you. in the middle box, what is turning into a big controversy. is president obama changing his tune on how to proceed in afghanistan? the president and joe biden have some new ideas. rice has weighed in on those. we will give you heard take. in bottom box, president obama has said time and again that seniors will not see any it lost. the budget chief now is not so sure about that. trace: we are live outside for a very important reason. we have talked about

now i'm pleased to introduce mike gallagher of the salem radio network.ith us from the very beginning back in late may. seems a long time ago but because of mike the free our health care now petition reached its first goal of 50,000 signatures. we thought we had done very well and maybe it wasn't going to get better but of course we've come a long way. since passing that goal, mike and the mike gallagher show have communicated relentlessly, educating thousands of americans and encouraging them to voice their concerns about health care. without mike, the free our health care now petition would not be what it is today and i'm pleased to have him make some remarks. mike. >> thank you, i appreciate it. thank you. this is a terrific day for american voices because talk radio has played a big role in fighting back and we decided as the summer began that this could be the summer of the american voice and the summer when millions of americans would be heard and to collect 1.3 million-plus signatures over a couple of months' time is a pretty extraordinary achievem

trace: i am trace gallagher. the morning of september 11, 2001, it was really a new normal.verything changed. in the top box, remember in the fallen at the gates of the pentagon. ♪ trace: you can hear the band playing "america the beautiful" for the crowd including president obama. in the middle box, a tribute in pennsylvania for a group of men and women who showed us the meaning of the word hero. bells ring in shanksville, pa. in honor of the passengers who brought down a united flight 93, a plane many thought was on its way to the white house. in bottom box, a service at a sacred place where terrorists tore a hole in the city. the names read one by one, more than 2000 names. innocent victims killed in the destruction of the world trade center. martha: september 11 is also a time of rebirth. eight years later, the foot print where the world trade center stood is an indelible mark on the new york city skyline. there's now an active construction site there for the first time. the giant steel beams are framing where the freedom tower will soon to stand. it will soar over 1,000

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so to hugh hewitt and mike gallagher, we say thank you, not only to the american public, but for bringing this message so loud and clear to washington, d.c. we get it. thank you. i'd like to at this time if i could to introduce one of the leading idea makers in the united states congress. he's a republican from arizona, my dear friend, john chadic. >> thank you, pete. i want to begin by thank you governor du pont and thanking dr. john goodman. he's been in the trenches of this fight for years and the work he's done has made this effort possible. this is a unique moment in american history. it's a unique moment because the people are actually speaking out and making their voices heard over 1 million of them took the time to read this petition, to understand the health care debate in america and to speak out. and as mike pence said, the question now is, is washington listening? now, let me make one thing clear, you may have been told that health care is complicated. and you may say to yourself, what does free our health care now mean? it means one thing. one thing that will change health ca

when you please welcome the president of the national organization for marriage, nancy gallagher. >>an standing between you and carrie prejean, so i will be brief. i just want to remind you of what you all know, what an extraordinary young woman and what an extraordinary moment it was when he got to know carrie prejean. i remember it vividly because it was in the middle of a sudden, inexplicable push for gay marriage, which is not high on the list of the voter's prairies'. it became clear, it was in the moments and months after the victory, the great victory in california as well as the victories in florida and arizona. as some of you may have cause to know, a tidal wave of licensed hatred was unleashed after our victory, directed at people who had gathered people lee -- peacefully to participate in our democratic process, and there is no civil rights more important than the right to speak to organize, donate politically in a peaceful way. the goal of this hatred is to silence. also, to separate and isolate, so that americans who know in their hearts that marriage is to use it -- uni

so to hugh hewitt and mike gallagher, we say thank you, not only to the american public, but for bringing this message so loud and clear to washington, d.c. we get it. thank you. i'd like to at this time if i could to introduce one of the leading idea makers in the united states congress. he's a republican from arizona, my dear friend, john chadic. >> thank you, pete. i want to begin by thank you governor du pont and thanking dr. john goodman. he's been in the trenches of this fight for years and the work he's done has made this effort possible. this is a unique moment in american history.@@@@@Åsh@ they took thetime to read this petition and understand the health care date in america and speak out. and as mike pence said, the question now is, is washington listening? let me make one thing clear. you may have been told that health care is complicated. and you may say to yourself what does free our health care now mean? it means one thing, one thing that will change health care in america that doesn't exist today and is the cause of all of our problems. you know what that one thing is? pati

>> who was that, gallagher? >> hi, bob. >> what's up, robin? i going to get to philadelphia today? the only place with a delay, robin, right now, is philadelphia, and it's for 2 hours and 45 minutes. >> rain. >> it's rain and it's wind and it's thunderstorms. it's going to be there for the morning. the delay technically ends at about noon today, starts at 8:00 this morning. i think it's going to get extended. here's what we have for the rest of the day then. new york city met rose, same thing, winds, rain in and out. watch for an hour or more delay. philadelphia, yours starts at 8:00 a.m., lasting through noon, 2 hours, 45 minutes. d.c. metro, same pattern, wind, rain coming. in and dallas, you're also looking for showers and thunderstorms today. watch for an hour or more delay there as well. we'll have full details on the weather and a look at the northeast powerhouse storm in a couple minutes. >> thank you. >>> the numbers are still just haunting. nearly 3,000 people killed at the world trade center, 184 at the pentagon, 40 in shanksville, pe

i'm trace gallagher in for shep. is he back tomorrow. i will see you in the live desk. bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> van jones, he is a self-avowed communist. be a member of the radical group storm. how about being a black nationalist in his past? bill: did glenn beck defeat the obama administration on personnel matter? mr. beck will be debriefed. >> do you agree with the bush doctrine? >> in what respect, charlie? bill: did charles gibson's resignation as abc's lead anchorman have anything to do with his interview of sarah palin? bernie goldberg on that. >> what do you think about the health care bill? >> i think the racist in the right wing upset because poor people are about to be helped. bill: he is back and still angry. reverend wright checks in on national health care. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you forever watching us tonight. putting american cia ag