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chief economist at texas asset management philip joins me live there thank you very much indeed mr gresham for being with us now after i get america has refused to talk about euro bonds today in this meeting there is a fear that nothing significant will come out of today's meeting between the two isn't now though the time to do something surely these leaders could afford to waste any time. well. i come from korea but what do we expect for today's meeting on the way we wait for the comfort press conference is a framework even if we don't have anywhere you are a bones announcement we need a framework in which we can build those are your opinions to fusions that could be besides europe and central banks that's what we expect and probably they will gain some bricks in the new beauty trying to be you know all euro bonds the answer that will that i'm not going to be discussing it today is that the way forward you think it's just me all euro bones the old. sorry about this we've got a problem with the communication can you hear me let's just try that again although they were discussing euro bonds

those are jobs it's the most direct stimulus you can get into the economy during tough times because gresham a budget office agrees uncertain terryville sec so is the center on budget and policy priorities so does the economic policy institute and so does moody's and so does virtually zero all or every serious or nonpartisan economist but fox so-called news the republican party. they beg to disagree. is still of this program now is it actually people who are in food stamps stimulate the economy because every dollar generates one dollar and eighty four cents into the economy you buy more groceries if you're on food stamps. he by that is a stimulating part of the economy. you but. you just said the numbers yourself every dollar spent on food stamps generates a dollar eighty four in economic activity how is that not an example of economic stimulus but go on. so if you give people money and if they didn't earn and you tell them to go spend it on stuff they normally couldn't forward everyone's better off that's exactly right kill me aside from the condescending tone if you give people money to bu

i'm alisyn camerota in for gresham carlson. hurricane irene leaving behind billions of damage and millions of families in the dark this morning. now, the trouble moves inland, floods now far worse than anticipated. >> steve: man, look at those pictures. meanwhile, airlines will be busy today untangling what a mess of their own. travelers strangsded with nothing to do but wait. will they fly today or tomorrow or the next day? stay tuned. >> brian: and, just one of the incredible scenes from hurricane irene. a lifeguard shack gets watched away in long beach, new york. we will have the story and hear from one of the lifeguards coming up. "fox & friends" starts right now. captions by closed captioning services [rooster crowing] >> alisyn: good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us bright and early. we are up early to give you the aftermath of irene. she wreaked a lot of havoc in and around new york city. new york city not so much. connecticut, jersey, upstate new york a the love damage this morning. >> steve: indeed. good morni

here now dagen mcdowell in for gresham carlson tonight and margaret hoover author of the new big book individualism." christine o'donnell believes that the establishment republicans led by karl rove really destroyed her campaign. do you see it that way. >> no, not at all. in fact, she was talked about the lessons the worst thing she did was that ad. the real lesson from the 2010 senate races christine o'donnell and sharon angle is that the tea party nominated people that couldn't get elected in the general election because they simply didn't represent the majority of their state. and that was the -- the lessen wasn't anything she did. she just wasn't a candidate that was a, credible, mike castle would have won. >> bill: why wasn't she credible. >> didn't have a lot of experience. not like she was a small business owner. road the wave of the tea party. questionable expenses. she had her questionable background. >> nearly two dozen appearances on she made on politically incorrect and comments didn't help. she in your interview proved karl rove's point. she basically said i didn't know w

, margaret hoover, author of the big new book "american individualism" and "fox & friends" coerce greshamlson. if you were moderating tonight and you had an opportunity to ask a cultural question, what would the first question be? >> as president, how important would it be for you to address the political correctness in our society, many argue is totally out of control, from the war on christmas to leaving the word god out of the pledge of allegiance to not calling the alleged fort hood shooter what he is a homegrown muslim terrorist, how is that harmful moving forward for our nation? >> bill: all right. i like that question it might be too open-ended. it's horrible. we should be honest. p.c. i think is absolutely. is p.c. harming the country and if you believe that how? >> and the second pardon of my question was and what message does it send to our next generation of kids that we are sort of taking away all of these things that we used to have in our society? why? because we don't want to offend one person. >> bill: you know, i don't believe that he offends stuff. that's not the reasona

>> reporter: tommy shin knows just about every one of his customers at the market in gresham. >> thankr: but not this one, caught on surveillance video. >> we are looking for her, you know. >> reporter: the mystery woman came into the shop with a ticket just like this, a bingo game like this one. it was already scratched off. she handed it to the cashier to see if it was a winner. in the meantime, she went to get a drink. she had no idea, she won $10,000. he says his wife, the cashier, made an honene mistake when she thought the customer might win all that money. the slight slip-up, when you see her rip that $10,000 ticket right in half. an error when she threw it in the trash. where tommy recovered it about an hour later. >> scotch tape. put it in. one ticket was a $10,000 ticket. whoa. >> reporter: but by then, the customer was long gone. >> i saw the -- ooh. i should have keep it. now, i have to call the lottery guys. hey, guys. it happened like this. >> reporter: now, everyone here is talking about that big ticket. >> she didn't know it. >> how much was it for? >> $10,000. bingo. >

the mystery woman from gresham, oregon is welcome to claim her winning ticket.er said it was an honest mistake. that's true. >> all right. he's one of nascar's best drivers and now he cannot drive. as we told you yesterday, kyle busch's driver's license suspended after going 128 miles per hour in a 45-mile-an-hour zone in north carolina. he pled guilty to speeding and reckless driving and the judge throwing down the hammer. busch loses his license for 45 days. he gets one year probation. he gets a $1,000 fine. but don't worry, nascar fans, he still gets to race! and go over that because he keeps his nascar license. >> wait a second! >> nascar license. they take your license away if you slow down in nascar. so it's just the opposite. >> but he can't ride out on the streets of the state with the nascar license. >> that's why -- what have we told you? get a butler and the butlers cannot only clean your house but drive. >> are you available? let's talk a little bit about this. dennis kucinich. >> just answered. >> long time congressman from the great state of ohio i