>> he was mad. >> geraldo: intense? >> not intense but he was mad. >> you believe that it was that and not some kind of unrequited love that caused h him to kill annie le? >> they said he had love for the mice. he used to leave his dogs upstairs all day long. he had a small apartment and if he was an animal lover why would he leave his dogs locked up all day long. >> men don't kill young women for the concern of the well being of their lab rats. they do it because they love them, they want to have sex with them. that is it, it's passion. >> not just that. think about the timing. she was about to be married a few days later. this is a young man who belonged to the asian awareness club in high school. >> geraldo: and raped his 16-year-old girlfriend in high school. >> accused of forcefully raping him. >> final thoughts? >> i always -- the day i met him, i said there is something wrong with that guy. >> what if he was forced to testify, will you willingly? >> yeah. air in your home can be two to five times more polluted th

hi, everybody, aim he geraldo rivera. the president of united states 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 wo

there is too much at stake, geraldo. >> geraldo: what about the nypd maybe being a little protect itive of its turf? >> and look, you have allegations of the nypd potentially tipping off the individuals and compromising the investigation. >> geraldo: inadvertently. >> this is why there really needs -- don't forget, the whole crisis for 9/11 was really based on the lack of communication between nypd, fdny. a lot of lives were lost because of that, that is a fact. when you are dealing with two major bureaus like the nypd and the fbi and they are not getting their stuff together, it is a little scare. >> geraldo: as ann coulter points out, it is the patriot act, the act allowed cia to communicate with fbi and that is what made the difference here. stand by, everybody, we'll be right back. a damning allegations against the african born >> geraldo: look at how cleverly they [ indiscernible ] ]ed the aspect of this facility. a container covered with just enough dirt to it looks like the rest of the earthquake around mere. a bomb university, a place where young men can learn how to make deadly

that is a different argument, geraldo. >> geraldo: are you saying you do not oppose people carrying weapons> as john waite has proved over and over again, more guns, less crime. >> geraldo: so you believe people should carry long guns with telescopic sights within the range of the president of the united states? >> they are never within the range of the united states. you said tea parties and then switched it to you are standing next to obama. >> geraldo: people stand outside the president's speeches. >> the tea party was in the same town. >> geraldo: i think that people that bring guns around the president of the united states should be arrested. >> and we can't have it both ways and support the constitution if it fits what we want. >> geraldo: if it is not ilie, it should be. >> people aren't allowed to bring guns in. i'm more likely to be shot than the president. there is one person allowed to bring a gun to my speeches, my body guard. >> if the black pan sherrs showed up at a bush speech they would not be allowed to stand there even with a cap gun. this is not about the constitution. >>

i know that you think. >> geraldo: in what regards?> i get that he thinks that they should be investigated. the fact that he said he hasn't been paying any attention to this. i find that to be shocking. >> geraldo: i don't know. did any network pay attention to this other than fox news? >> that doesn't make it okay. why wouldn't he. this is a that he worked closely with and gave just under a million dollars in terms of campaign funds. >> 832. >> $832,000. they are receiving a substantial amount of federal funding and were going to be doing our census when they could barely do voter registration properly. >> geraldo: yesterday i said that i thought the law passed by the house and senate to defund acorn was unconstitutional. i don't know if you reviewed the issue. >> i think you are, correct. it is unconstitutional. no way you can based upon a videotape that is admittedly a lower level that you are going to then spinac specifically dee group. >> it is more than a videotape. >> geraldo: it is great tv but you cannot defund an organization

wasn't easy to get on geraldo. bet you love that story. >> i hadn't heard of enson where we had the affair when he became almost vice presidential candidate for the democrats. >> he was a candidate for president. >> nobody heard it. he wasn't on any short list. >> you know kimberly, i said it sort of tongue and cheek but i really mean i now believe given the enson example that they will not pursue campaign finance laws with the senator to ironically paid off the same amount to her mist kre -- mistress and their money. the money he gave was a git. you can give it to anybody he wants. it may be persuasive. it will depend on the source of those funds how they were diverted. >> you got the proposal makes clear he got the money from bun melon, a melon heiress. >> his friends are doing it rather than his parents. his friends not around helping him out any more. >> that's what they are investigating. reverendal sha al sharpton is h with us. what is it about an ego a public official who allows himself to continue in a camp

fox news geraldo rivera has been following the story. gets worse and worse. >> it really does to. describe acorn as embattled is to describe the alamo as many elm battled. bill: it's over. >> when geraldo is jumping on their case, you know things are bad for acorn. bill: are you referring to yourself are you referring to another geraldo? >> -- bill: conservative people and traditional people like me are also sympathetic to the poor. we want to help people. i give away millions of dollars to charity. you know that. all right? but we don't want political corruption and ideology involved. >> why don't we agree to postpone that debate a couple of minutes and let me talk about the specification of what's going on right now. because i think it is very, you know, -- opening in a sense. this is not the acorn embezzlement scandal where the brother of the founder robbed a million dollars and he didn't call the cops. he agreed to pay it back. bill: it happened a few years ago ravishy. >> 2006. he was forced to resign as a result. bertha lewis. this

geraldo has been investigating, moments away.: factor follow-up segment tonight "the washington post" reporting that acorn transferring several million dollars supposed to go to the poor political operatives pushing agendas and tax money to make money for themselves. shocking revelation comes on the heels being defunded by congress. fox news geraldo rivera has been following the story. it gets worse and worse. >> it really does to. describe acorn as embattled is to describe the alamo as many elm battled. bill: it's over. >> when geraldo is jumping on their case, you know things are bad for acorn. bill: are you referring to yourself are you referring to another geraldo? >> -- bill: conservative people and traditional people like me are also sympathetic to the poor. we want to help people. i give away millions of dollars to charity. you know that. all right? but we don't want political corruption and ideology involved. >> why don't we agree to postpone that debate a couple of minutes and let me talk about the specification of what'

geraldo rivera's mushtache! his opponent -- tipping the scales at 0.0125 ounces. with a record of eight wins and no losses, from the region just above john stossel's upper lip, he's crazy, he's unshaven, he's john stossel's mustache. and he's misbehaving everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, my god. this represents a comeback in store for stossel's mustache. the first fight following a three-year ban after being tested positive for just for men. >> jimmy: look at them, they're going at it already! they're going on a different. break it up! okay. things are calming down right now. everything's calmed down except for my voice. now look. >> steve: ow! ow! >> jimmy: that was exciting. let's go to the refs. all right, here they go! >> are you ready? are you ready? let's go fight! [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] >> mmy: there they go. it's an all out mustache melee! oh, the insanity! oh, the insanity! >> steve: how is a sport like this even legal in a civilized society? >> jimmy: i don't know how to

now bill o'reilly and geraldo got all over. this geraldo came here, tried to speak with the judge.trict attorney. and these clowns actually hid from geraldo, which only -- was like pouring gasoline on the fire. laura: i loved that. >> bill wanted to get the judge removed from the bench. wanted to get him impeached and wanted to get the district attorney removed. that's where i got involved and got some local legislators, including dr. michael ritz, who is a state representative and state senator randy brogdon involved. they got the legislative ball rolling. the legislature in the united states has the power to actually impeach a sitting judge. what's interesting here, bill activated the, you know, the o'reilly viewers, some 5 million, and people started calling our governor, brad henry. and the attorney general, drew edmundson. they weren't doing anything. what's interesting the last time i was on with bill, drew edmundson the very next day announces that he wants to be the governor of the great state of oklahoma. i got news for mr. edmond son there is no way you will be elected if

bill: geraldo rivera, everybody. thank you.lenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. anger growing over criticism that president obama is race-based now bill crosby says that's true. also coming up, megyn kelly on mandatory gay-friendly classes in california public schools, even kindergarten. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. bill: culture warrior seeing many tonight. hottest topic in the country today is race and barack obama. jimmy carter believes much of the criticism directed towards president obama is bourn in racism. bill cosby seems to agree. >> i think jimmy carter is correct. that's my feeling. and we need to move on. i don't think you can get people who are entrenched in their own hatred to stop. bill: here now fox news am list margaret hoover and gretchen carlson. let me begin with you, gretchen. cosby has traditionally taken a more honorable approach. self-reliance guy. get off your duff. self-reliant victim. now he comes back to carter's statement that most, most criticism directed toward pres

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bill: here now fox news anchor geraldo rivera. >> very cruel. very cruel.gree with charlie. i worked with his dad on the issue of homeless in the 80's and 90's. charlie is one of those charming guys like rosie o'donnell who hold similar views who they are almost covered in teflon. no matter what charlie does in life whether it's the drugs or the hookers, people still like him because is he charming actor and rosie o'donnell also. and similarly i believe both of them are being sincere about this. i think that they have swallowed this kool-aid where they, in defiance of the fax. defiance of the his torque record. in defiance of their own eyes in witnessing what happened when the planes smashed into the buildings. i think, unintentionally, i am sure they are hurting the victims' families, the survivors. because they continue to raise this preposterous notion that the united states government would be so hideously manipulative that we would kill almost 3,000 of our own citizens as a pretext to going to war in afghanistan. it is false on its face. it is extremel

steve: geraldo, you had a brilliant idea.have happened. >> the wind is pretty gusty. they are almost calling in a tropical depression. these pilots were only semi- skilled. they could see the towers perrin the visibility was fine. my brother is a human -- union steam fitter. they put the sprinkler system in the world trade center. they were waiting for the sprinklers, not knowing what was calling the fire. of course, it was more than any sprinkler system could have dealt with. steve, as we look across the street -- steve: as we look across the street at some of the volunteers reading the many names -- and as we mentioned, we are running the names of the victims on the bottom of the screen today. when we were watching the videotape of that date eight years ago, you are both talking about, however member on 9/11, 9/12 how there were so many rumors? in the early reporting, they were trying to figure out how many people could possibly be in the world trade center at the moment the airplane hit. there were some very high estimates

he is a terrible guy, geraldo.more than 50 million people for you to use the hitler comparison is another example. i will you have at my house. gretchen: griff jenkins catches up with the lawmakers who think acorn still deserves your money despite five -- i'm scared to ask your thoughts on that, geraldo. and this spoon was lodged in a man's lung for two years. how in the world it got there and how he knew exactly where it came from. you can figure out? take a close look. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. roms" zi dou t lindsu" tshehin s. het kiw ceem" ar y,i ire ♪h. tide stain release. it helps get the toughest stains out the first time. whoa, that's a first. [ female announcer ] that's because new tide stain release is a revolutionary in-wash booster that works with your detergent to help remove the toughest stain

thank you very much, geraldo. >> coming. gretchenson tan, she looks like a latina.ome back, it's a population that tops over 46 million. hispanics are not only the fastest grows minority in the u.s.a. they are becoming the most influential. brian: latest book fox news host geraldo rivera how latinos are shaping our country. the great progression. how hispanics will lead america to a new era of prosperity. >> let me give awe couple of dollars. here you go. gretchen: good to see you. there is no argument that hit-and-runs are a growing population in america. so how does that play politically? >> well, i believe that barack obama would not be president but for the latino vote. >> i make the case in the book that the acrimonious immigration debate had the effect many latinos that had never registered before. get off their butts and vote. there were 6 million more voters in 2008 than 2004. half of them were latinos and they voted two to one for barack obama. nevada, new mexico, north carolina, virginia, florida. those states all that went for the g.o.p. in 2004 went clea

fox on geraldo at large, you'll want to stay tuned to that at 10 p.m. eastern. you know the news as fox reports, sunday, september 13th, 2009. i'm julie banderas, see you same time, same place, same channel, time, same place, same channel, next weekend. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. take you for watching. see you back here tomorrow. governor mike huckabee. [applause]thank you. thank you very much, welcome to huckabee from the fox studios in new york city. well, tonight, ousted governor and his wife patty join us and we're going to ask them some questions and their answers could make headlines and the queen of cuisine, paula dean is here, you'll love her style and humor and you might be surprised by other powerful and amazing story and then, all time country music great, george jones, is here. he's going to be playing one of his classic songs and a brand new one, never released before. but you're going to hear it here tonight. what a great show we have. thank you for joining us. [applause]. sad to report today the death of a good friend to all of

. >> i am going to be on fox news tonight with geraldo.her example of coordinated action. the moveon organization also encouraging people to support obama cairn. we have no problem with that, but you will not hear any criticism in the press -- support obama care. the nbc store is selling obama merchandise. dolls, shirts, mugs. you can get them all at the nbc store. you did not see any sarah palin stuff there. uh-uh. no "bold fresh" stuff. and health care. >> can you say yes or no? >> of course not. >> it is not socialism. it was done in the 1960's. >> for your listeners, york illustrating why msnbc's viewership in the tank -- you are illustrating why msnbc's viewership is in the tank. bill: and katie couric. >> at a town hall meeting hosted by senator arlen specter, a resident stood up to say that the health-care debate has awakened the sleeping giant. not exactly. what it has done is stir up a hornet's nest and things nothing to do with policy. bill: the "check" sees it differently than ms. katie couric. they are venting. it is totally le

good evening everybody and welcome to "geraldo at large. i am kimberly guilfoyle. it was made famous by hillary clinton in 1998. she was convinced republicans were conspireing to oust bill clinton from the oval office by all means necessary. we are going to bring in ann coulter. ann, the vast right wing conspiracy alive and well or is it just a spoke screen? >> i don't know who was worst for president obama former president carter or former president clinton? the vast right wing conspiracy is inspiring just as clinton. with clinton it had more with him molesting intern leaving see men stained kleenex around for the stewards to pick up and perjured himself asking others to per injury themselves in sexual harassment lawsuit and then obstruction of justice special counsel investigation and here in today's case it has more to do with people's opposition to the feds nationalizing one 6th of the american economy. liberals do this to turn opponents into untouchables. instead of debating us on the issues they call us evil mongers or claim we are fostering or part of a cons

all of that plus mcmorris and geraldo rivera. the summer may be coming to a close, but politicians across the country are still feeling the heat from their constituents. thousands of ordinary americans are taking part in the tea party express. they are speaking out against government run health care, out- of-control spending, and the rallies that started in california will conclude in washington on september 12. she has been on board the express from day one. he joins me from flagstaff, arizona. >> i am in flagstaff, arizona. a few thousand americans got together today and they decided to have a tea party. we traveled over 1,200 miles since we live sacramento on friday. we have gone through nevada. we come in here to arizona. this is the story of the america that washington forgot. they apparently do not want to hear from. they are minors, small-business owners, nurses, they are mothers. what has been going on in flagstaff has been going on all across the american west. why did you come out today? what do you want to tell people?

we had to go in there, geraldo rivera and o'reilly, two big mouths. >> right. bill: we had to go in there and force them to do the right thing and now they have. >> right. and now, as a miracle, these kids can now testify. they testified via video in front of the grand jury and said exactly what happened. bill: but you don't know the half of it, bill. because what i have just learned today, from sources connected to the case. is that when the -- talk about botching it the d.a. had a physician's assistant initially interview these two children. the d.a. who botched it not the attorney general's office. bill: what's his name? >> i don't have it ready. but he had a physician's assistant interview these two children. that physician's assistant has just lost her license for being addicted to drugs during the time she conducted these interviews. bill: we knew it was bogus. >> know my understanding is they have redone the interviewing. the attorney general's is reinterviewing the. hopefully we have two different children. >> jim bob miller is the name. bill: he botche

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geral dou aa geraldo rivera is the author of a new book. nancy faces a lot of the same charges that phillip does. >> sdefdeservedly so. >> how would you assess her role? >> she's a jailhouse groupie. she met garrido in leavenworth her uncle she was visiting. she was a jehovah witness. perhaps she was doing missionary work. she fell in love with the guy, married him behind bars at leavenworth. now that relationship wouldn't happen, just like he wouldn't be released under current law. when i talked to carl probyn, the stepfather, he told me she was the one and he identified her spot on, who grabbed the child, who grabbed jaycee, the 11-year-old and stuffed her into that gray ford. >> do you see a lot of other parallels with wives or mates of those who are accused? i'm reminded of the '80s whose husband joel steinberg who murdered their 6-year-old. her defense was, i was already so beaten mentally and physically that i was scared to do anything. >> and the women's movement, i note for the record, really defended her at the time. i compare her

to do that, no one better than geraldo rivera. >> i have got to get you trained.d you work for a 40 yard dash. [laughter] brian: let's talk about the biggest ones. that is this guy, najibullah zazi. >> it is far and away the biggest one. the other two are in a different category. steve: there's one in texas and one in illinois. >> najibullah zazi is the real deal. he took the training from al- qaeda. he came back. he was under surveillance. first of all, to kudos to the cia. the fbi now takes the case. they had him under surveillance. he has been buying hydrogen peroxide and other bomb making materials. this man wanted to commit acts of mass destruction and recanted on areas -- we still do not know specifically. it was here in the new york city area. there was some confusion with the nypd and the intelligence division. one of the people that najibullah zazi was in communicating with was an nypd informant. the spiritual leader in queens was the man who tipped off zazi. zazi, who has driven from denver, probably with his bomb making materials, and is laptop with a n

i'm geraldo rivera. from washington, d.c. to fort worth, texas, if quincy, illinois, to saint cloud, minnesota, and los angeles is, california, today's tax protesters took to the streets in the tens o of thousands. as what seems a genuine grass roots movement takes hold, some americans worry about what else is going on. when south carolina republican joe wilson insulted the president, calling him a liar, the congressman was rude and ill mannered. but the deeper question is whether his outrageous outburst was really about immigrants and healthcare. >> one of the opposition comes from ill informed crazy people and then to prove it a [ bleep ] named joe wilson from south carolina -- [ applause ] this [ bleep ] with turret's syndrome screams you lie. but joe wilson, to be fair, the next day he did apologize that he didn't mean to say you lied. he meant to say go back to africa. read the guy's record. that is what he meant to say. >> whether race is the sub text of the current event, there is no doubt that the rhetoric could not b