>> no. >> greta: why?nning for reelection in louisiana. >> greta: beyond that, you are a young man. >> we cut spending, cut taxes third best state in the country in creating jobs fifth best in gdp growth -- >> greta: you've got a good unemployment -- comparatively, why? >> we are adding jobs year over year. we've done a couple of things largest income tax cut in our state's history got rid of taxes on debt. i made it clear we are not raising taxes. we cut spending 26%. 44th worst on disclosure list now we are first best. we've made our top commitment to make louisiana the best place to create jobs. contrast that with washington. uncertainty of obamacare. cap and trade, card check. businesses don't know what their tax rates are going to be so they are not investing and sitting on capital. >> greta: thank you. >> mike huckabee has a secret fan. not sure if this is good for a political future or fatal. governor huckabee goes on the record next. plus rush limbaugh and "saturday night live" all have the same th

>> greta: it is not an issue.l, yes, but the question is, let's say the amendment -- voters pass amendment saying muslims have an inferior religion. that doesn't have legal effect necessary. no judge is going to apply that. but it is a statement of religious preference by the state is that constitutional? that's how the judge looked at this case. >> greta: i guess as a result we are not going to let muslim kids go to public school or something. i'm surprised this seems to be jumping the gun. >> the judge gave her reasons. here's the opinion explaining why she believes at this point, until there's a chance to air the issues more fully, there's a likelihood that the plaintiff would win. one, she says this measure singles out a particular religious tradition for stigmaization. the mesh shirt bars consideration of any foreign or international authorities specifically sharia is what it says. what is the reason for singling out new one religion? there's evidence that the sponsors don't think much of this religion they'v

lou, nice see you. >> good to be with you greta. >> greta: strange twist of fate. who would have guessed this one? >> not a soul. >> greta: longtime since we've been on the air together. >> it has, i haven't calculated the exact time. i think it is a decade or so. >> greta: welcome to fox news channel. let me get right to the topic for tonight. many americans of the republican -- many members of the republican party are opposed to birthright are you in favor of changing that or not? >> absolutely not. i'm one of those who is very, very reserved when it comes to the idea of changing the constitution for any reason. greta, the idea that we would tamper with the 14th amendment, it application to illegal immigrants. it begs the question why are we not securing our borders? why are we not effectively enforcing immigration laws? to tammer with the constitution and take an -- to tamper with the constitution and take away constitutional rights >> greta: no one can blame lou dobbs for not securing our borders. you have been talking about this for a long tile. i don't think

greta is next. take us out. >> spiral! >> greta: tonight, he finally did it. get ready for the royal wedding, because england prince william popped the question to his long-time girlfriend kate middleton. >> it's been for quite a long time and you get to know och're very, very well. you go through the good times, you go through the bad times. grew personally within our relationship as well. i think you can come out of that stronger. learn things about yourself. certainly, certainly -- yeah, it's been a good -- [ inaudible ] how long? >> three or four. >> greta: more with the happy couple coming up, but first, congress may be in a lame duck session but republican congressman mike pence is busy. he went "on the record." good to see you. wonderful building, isn't it? >> a beautiful and an historic building. standing in between the original house chamber and where the house of representatives meets today. >> greta: never gets old, does it? >> it really never does. >> a member of rising majority, my wife and i came in statutory hall and greeted the throng of men an

be with you greta. >> greta: you guys are busy. taxes, what do you make of the tax situation? are we gonna get this done by the end of the year? >> looks like a lot of games played with it. harry reid trying to establish only republicans care for the rich. republicans are trying to establish at a time of a recession like this we should kick over all of the tax relief because you just don't raise taxes in the middle of a recession or a tough time like we are having now. i think we are going to have a bunch of -- we have to conclude that the thing to do is kick it over for about a couple of years. that means keep the tax relief alive. don't increase anybody's attacks and let's see if we can get our jobs back in order. >> greta: it appears that no one on capitol hill members of the congress, senate, democrats control the floor, [ unintelligible ] seems like the process is being gamed. about whether anything is going to happen, even the order of the votes, we've been dealing with this we've known since 2001 this was going to happen. se

greta. >> greta: i want to get it straight on your view of earmarks and whether we should have them or not have them. >> the american people spoke on that and made it clear they want action on earmarks. we had a number of votes in the last congress. republicans put forward amendments on the senate floor to reform the process by which we spend their money. they were defeated. we had a resolution to put the republicans on record. asking the democrats to follow our lead. >> greta: earmarks are fraction of what we spend? >> people across the country equate earmarks with corruption. there has been abuses of the earmarks over the years. >> this is way to make a clear statement that we've heard what they said in the election and we intend to change. >> public thinking about the earmarks is it's billions of dollars spent on why frogs like to leap or something like that. a lot of money sent for the shock trauma you wants. to upgrade it to take care of people. whatever. there are good earmarks. >> not

greta is in new york to go on the record. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. you are looking live at an event in anchorage in alaska. any moment lisa murkowski expected to claim victory in her u.s. senate race. the ap has already called the race for senator murkowski. though joe miller has not given up the fight. senator murkowski will be joining news a minute to go on the record. former vice president dan quayle will also be here. but first newt gingrich joins us live. first where are you, sir? >> i'm in cedar rapids, iowa at the barnes & noble. >> greta: the news from the state of alaska. what do you make of that? senator murkowski a write-in candidate. >> a great personal achievement. i think hates been 56 years since anyone has won a write-in vote for the u.s. senate. remarkable personal achievement. helped by key mistakes on the part of joe mill lawyer. nonetheless, she had the courage to won. she put together the organization, she took advantage of his mistakes. if ap is right and she does up as the winner, this has to be seen as a personal achievement t

good evening, karl. >> good morning, great -- i mean good evening, greta>> greta: whatever it is. one of those things at least. for sure. >> still recovering from the election. >> greta: yeah, well, it's been now eight or nine days, whatever that is. get ready. so tonight, what do you make of the white house? are they dialing back on these tax cuts or not? is this just maybe david axelrod making a mistake in what he said or what? >> this sort of fit in with what the president said the other day, we can't afford to let the tax cuts for the middle class expire. i thought david axelrod was speaking plainly. we got to deal with the conditions. they have 37 democrats who either signed a letter, 31 signed a letter. six have dissociated themselves with the letter saying we ought to extent tax cuts. 41 democrats said we should vote on this before leaving to go home for the campaign. i bet today, majority between the republicans and the democrats who support extension in the tax cuts there is a majority in the congress, at least in the house of representatives who extend all the tax cuts f

>> it's all a put-on, greta. has been trying to do and been trying to do since november 3 the day after the election is lay off the blame for his defeat on style not on substance. he just did it again. he said i've been so obsessively focussed on substance i didn't pay attention to the tone in washington. mr. president, it's your substance that got you defeated. it's not your tone. it's not your style. it's healthcare. it's financial regulation. the budget. it's the deficit. it's the stimulus package. it was the substance that got you in trouble. don't worry about the tone. change the substance. >> greta: interesting. a lot of this is laid on fox news, as though fox news has been responsible for this. i've always been curious, fox we like to think that everyone in the country watched fox news and -- we do have a mix of people who are for things and opposed to people. but the fact is we have about 3 million viewers so there are a lot of people who don't watch fox news who are unhappy with healthcare. that are unha

greta is next. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: tonight, are you ticked off? seems like a lot of people are. the debt commission has ideas to lower the nation's debt but the ideas are not pretty. former speaker of the house newt gingrich joins us live. good evening. before we get to the issue of the debt commission, i'm curious what you think about the news tonight that congresswoman michele bachmann is not going to seek leadership role in the republican party in the house. what do you think about that? >> i think michele bachmann is a national figure in her own right. she represents strong relationship with the tea party and largest fundraiser in the house on the republican side. my guess is she will be a bigger and bigger national figure and her influence in the house will be considerable but the strengths of being great national leader aren't always the same as figuring out how to sit in the back room and work out the legislative processes. this may use her talent as strongest, national communicator and national mobilizer of people, resources and vists and

i consider canned it, of course. >> greta: why? because it was an opportunity to analyze whether or not, you know, the administration would be better off without him. that's what you do when you're president. you look at options and deliberate. it became clear to me i didn't want to replace dick cheney. it would be easy to displace him and dispel the myth. it wasn't true to be ge win with. i'm glad i picked him in 2000 and day i left office i was glad i picked him. he did superb job as vice president. >> greta: next, as president obama called president bush in the past two years? you will find out coming up. plus, we always take you behind the scenes. in minutes we have a special treat. president bush shows you some of the artifacts going in his presidential museum. want to see the gun found on saddam hussein when he was captured? you will! coming up. ♪ [ d ] for years, i was just a brewer. until one of the guys brought in some fresh bread that he'd made from our pale ale. and from that first bite, i knew my business would never be

i am greta kreuz. >> i am alison starling. lescott started with traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden is standing by with the latest on the traffic situation where there are major issues. first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> high-pressure for the next several days, meaning a great friday if ander really

i am greta kreuz. >> i am alison starling. glad you are joining us. we will check in with lisa baden in a moment. we begin with adam caskey. welcome back. congratulations on the baby. >> teddy is a proud big brother. we are thrilled. in the belfort furniture weather center, 38 in the district, 25 in frederick. annapolis, 42. warmer all water. sunny and perfect to date. highs in the low to mid 60's. climbing through the morning and midday. tonight, upper 20's in outlying areas, mid to upper 30's downtown. now to lisa baden. >>> delays are calling out of oxon hill across the hudson bridge. coming out of maryland there's a crash on the inner loop in virginia, at telegraph road. local lanes are the way to go even oxon hill to get to telegraph road. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:01. details of breaking news we are following out of northeast washington. police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. a man was shot in the head the circle park after 3:00 this morning and was taken to local hospital when he was pronounced dead. police are looking for

time to check in with greta for a sneak peek.mo i would have worn a pink tie. >> greta: i wore this jacket just for you. we have bristol palin dancing with the stars and her partner. and health care again this time the state ambassador bridge in florida is doing something as well as senator orrin hatch is going on the record. >> sean: bristol who is doing great with her dancing, it must be the tea party movement. could it be she is a good dancer? i saw her dance, i think she doing great. >> greta: should we tell everybody now the big secret? >> sean: what? >> greta: that next year you are going to be a contestant on "dancing with the stars?" >> sean: never, ever, i didn't dance at my own wedding for crying out loud. our great, great american panel, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ you might also want to try lifting one of these. a unique sea salt added to over 40 campbell's condensed soups. helps us reduce sodium, but not flavor. so do a few lifts. campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ nthe history of moms has ever turned down a hand

>> greta: there is a fox news alert. we have a great show.gingrich. a special treat. the former president of pakistan pervez musharraf goes "on the record" for the first time and it's particularly important because the president was just in india. and pakistan is not happy with india tonight. >> sean: we'll watch in 19 short minutes. when we come back, wait until you see the outtake of my interview with george w. bush. we did a studio audience show and it has not aired yet and at my expense he got them bursting out with laughter. we have that with the great, great, great american panel next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> sean: tonight on our great, great, great american panel, we have the national campaign manager for howard dean's presidential campaign. peter johnson junior. joe trippi is back. and fox news con trainor andrea tantaros. good to see you. thank you for being here. >> good to see you. >> sean: i went to crawfo

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i want to get bob and greta's take on alaska. if they could list how many right-in kattegat's -- write-in candidates there are. if i recall right, there are probably 10 different ones. i think that is not going to be called until next tuesday. ghost: we will give greta a few minutes to look for that information. how does that sound? what else do you want to ask bob cusack? guest: just a couple of comments. i think carrie summed up well by saying this is the biggest tidal wave since 1938 this is reconstruction. one of your callers referred to it. i am conservative, too, and when you have the national debt, 93% of gdp, and the cbo saying that by 2015 it is going to be 102%, something has to change. guest: sure. the electorate was angry, and it has been angry for a while, and that is where john boehner is now on the spot. he is going to be meet the house -- he is going to be leading the house with a bigger majority than expected. i think it comes down to the economy, and people say, what about the tea party? that exists going into t

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but greta, she is a pro and i knew she would know the facts and follow up. >> we will have a balancedwithout raising taxes. >> next with governor perry, he has a story about governor sarah palin and we guarantee it will make you laugh. >> nothing. she let it go fox news thinks a funny sarah palin story is more important than finding out how the governor of one of the largest states in the union plans to balance a budget that's in worse shape than california's. greta and rick are both guilty of some serious financial "psychotalk." >>> coming up, republican congressman darryl eyes sa, might have a nickname coming up here, folks, he is on a mission, he is planning for a massive expansion of government oversight, hundreds of hearings on the horizon. congresswoman jan shachakowsky will return fire. >>> and chris christie this guy will do everything to save money, except when tax payers are bankrolling him to live large. what a hypocrite. we will get rapid-fire response. >>> plus, the "psychotalk" is still gushing from tony hayward's mouth, oprah a piece of w and michael steele knows he is

. >> i am greta kreuz. we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes.has a check of the forecast. >> its going to be a pleasant weekend. good morning. it's friday. it is a little chilly outside. temperatures are near average for this time of year. mainly in the 30's. 34 in frederick, 41 at reagan national, 41 in annapolis. 37 in winchester. mostly sunny today, a few scattered clouds, high temperatures in the mid 50's this afternoon. in the 50's this weekend, near 60 by saturday. breaking traffic with lisa baden. >>> 270 southbound before montgomery village avenue, the driver of a vehicle pulled over as far to the right as possible and flames were shooting from under a good. 00 the hood. southbound on 270 before montgomery village avenue. trappe is getting by two lanes to the left, delays before father rarely boulevard. if it was breaking news earlier this morning on the baltimore washington barretto it. it was the fatal crash between 198 and 197. the parkway has been reopened. now to pamela brown for the latest on the accident investigation. >> good mor

. >> greta, good morning to you. it has been a rough, bumpy road for g.m. the past couple of years.d take a significant, potentially record-breaking turn. in under four hours, g.m. will be traded on wall street again at $33 a share. g.m. is re-emerging as a public company less than two years after bankruptcy. its initial public stock offering. the government is going to make more than $13 billion selling some of its shares today. it is going to sell more in coming years. analysts say the stock value needs to rise about 47%, around $53 per share for the government to break even on its bailout investment. president obama issued a statement saying supporting the american auto industry required tough decisions but ultimately saved jobs. a survey estimated it saved about 1.4 million american jobs. greta, back to you. >> let's check the news around the region now while wal-mart is coming to d.c., that's right, the retail giant says it will open four snorse the district. two located in northwest and one each in northeast and southeast. wal-mart says it will hire 1,200 florse the stores. th

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. >> greta kreuz is at the national conference in baltimore. he is one of two cardinals from the u.s. and he will be officially elevated during a special ceremony at the vatican. >>> congress is back in session during there's a lot of work to be done. lawmakers have to approve a spending bill to fund the government and they will take a measure to extend possibly the bush tax cuts and to provide long-term assistance to the unemployed and will pick up a weapons treaty with russia. >>> a house panel will discontinue deliberations on whether charles frankel violated ethics rules. if the panel concludes that he broke house rules, he will likely face misconduct. -- charles rangel. >>> court documents reveals of baker's killer dismembered her. a prosthetic leg was found. her stepmother lisa baker has been in jail on charges related to the child's death. >>> today president obama will honor an army staff sergeant in the first living soldier to earn the medal of honor since the vietnam war. the 25-year-old is receiving the medal for his action in octobe

we are live on the scene with greta kreuz. >> the fire is now out of. it is in the row of houses directly behind me at coke and 16th street. this is in columbia heights. they have confirmed there was one fatality, an adult man who's name has not been released. the fire broke out at 3:30 p.m. in the 3600 block of 16th street. a passer-by noticed the flames and called 911. they extinguished the blaze and found a body of the man on the first floor. >> the victim was found inside in the fire which is part of the investigation process. we will not release information exactly where they were found as well as age. >> cause of death? >> still undetermined at this time. >> they have determined it was a man who was the victim. five other family victims -- family members managed to escape. this is the other big story -- the traffic. as you can see, there are trucks, fire trucks, water trucks blocking 16th street completely. it is shut down in both directions in the height of rush are between newton street and arkansas avenue. we do not know how long this will be s

time check in with greta for a sneak peek. you see any bugs last night?ed around but i wore a mosquito net. didn't you notice on the air. >> sean: i did not see that. >> greta: i had one on last night. now i'm in d.c., it is safe. we hit the road quickly. tonight senator lamar alexander. rick santorum, lou dobbs my old colleague from cnn is going to drop in. the debt commission, we have to the co-chairman of the debt commission they are going to be here. there's a war going on in mexico and jennifer griffin is covering it, it is horrible. we've been reporting about it nightly. jennifer is there tonight. >> sean: we'll be watching in 18 short minutes. our great, great american panel, straight ahead. [ male announcer ] opportunity is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it. because opportunity can start anywhere, and go everywhere. let's keep it moving. ♪ f just my signature? that's right, right now you can take home a volkswag

go to greta wire.com. tell me what you think of the interview. greta wire.com. now. it's o'reilly time. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> does sharia law say we can behead dana milbank? that was a joke for you media matters people out there. >> bill: predictably fox news hater dana milbank a columnist for the "the washington post" writes that i want him dead. is this desperation? we'll show you what happened. >> those who want to build must not feed gowned to terrorists to who seek to destroy. dennis miller has been following president obama's trip to the middle east and also has thoughts on president bush's media blitz. >> anybody ever say you look like george w. bush? [ laughter ] >> bill: also tonight a new tv ad by american atheists. >> put to death men and women children and infants. >> caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill owe o'rei. thanks for watching us tonight. desperation on the far left. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. after last week's election results some

caller: greta, you do a great job on c-span. love c-span. we've got to have the tax cuts. we must have the tax cuts. i have been invested in the stock market for 40 years and you see it rise lately and i think it is because the anticipation of the tax cuts. but like the other republican caller said, we've got to cut spending. and we've got a congressman tom graves who will lead the fight not only for the tax cuts, greta, but the spending cuts. so i really fired up. and i would like to say the great steve more from "the wall street journal" is coming to atlanta this weekend to talk about how george it can be the most economically competitive state in the country. we are really excited. colonel ross carbone and i are going to atlanta to meet with steve. host: what about the tax cuts, though? he made the point about investing in stocks. are you watching the capital gains issue? caller: we got to keep the capital gains low. to be globally competitive. i think china is at 0, a lot of countries are at 0. we have to give people an incentive to invest their money and the only way

is a correction on greta wire tomorrow, so look for it. e you . >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i was wondering if you are now hopeful that a decision in the ksm case might happen somewhere. >> we have been working on it. >> bill: is the owe ma'am administration in retreat. now comes word they may not try him until after the next presidential election. also looks like the president will extend the current bush tax code to everybody. wow. brit hume and i will analyze. >> hold on, i don't know where you heard that but this trip is not costing $200 million a day. >> that's not what glenn beck says. >> bill: "saturday night live" sides with glenn beck against president obama. >> he was right about buying gold. [ laughter ] >> bill: and hell has indeed frozen over. >> every time before i go on the air i hear the technical guys back in new york going okay governor palin, you are on with bill, good luck. >> bill: also is sarah palin's new reality program helping her in the court of public opinion? >> why do i need luck before i

see john on my greta. he books on what's on the bottom two of her children died of cancer here is there a link. we have been doing research based on statistical models since one thousand forty eight but we have not found any link to it so we decided to study the d.n.a. of night. i'm a stand generation. until now i hadn't really lena freight but i've heard that my generation has more problems than the second generation that i know. i know. how the disease is caused by the genetic mutations are such a tragedy. what are you sure you want to know. we also have newer information it's not really well understood a lot of the experimental what are called trans genetic type of effects that could not necessarily appear in the children of people exposed to radiation but maybe you can skip generations. until the results of the american japanese foundation's d.n.a. studies are known the younger generation is left wondering and given the social stigma attached to the radiation this doubt protects much and all the childr

originally in 1907, the hotel was europe's luxury destination, hosting guests like charlie chaplin and greta garbo. destroyed by the war, the adlon re-opened with a flourish in 1997, and it is again one of the premier hotels in europe. the marble fountain in the lobby is all that remains of the original hotel. i toured the luxurious presidential suite, where president bill clinton stayed when commemorating the 50th anniversary of the berlin airlift that brought supplies to a stranded west berlin in 1948. of all the treasures that berlin holds, for me, the most captivating is the ancient collection at the egyptian museum. the highlight of the museum comes largely from the reign of amenophis iv, who changed his name to akhenaten when he became pharaoh in 1375 b.c. he ordered his people to abandon all gods but one: aten, the god of the sun. the reign of this unusual and controversial pharaoh is marked by a more realistic and representational style of art that vanished at the end of his reign. the remarkably well-preserved bust of akhenaten's famous wife, queen nefertiti, is the jewel of the col

and thank you to all of the wonderful cohost, john, greta and in the bed and franco and alex. and sally, thank you also much for coming here. and dylan, thank you for what you said because you and i have been to this journey together and wafers wandered over and grab what was happening. i should've channeled my anger into writing "third world america." i mean, the title itself shows how anger again about what happens to the country, what happened to the middle class, what happened to the 26 million people out of work or underemployed, what has happened to the 3 million people who are losing their homes this year, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. and at some point, in a deeper way, we reached the same conclusion, which is that's not going to get us anywhere and that right now this country is in deep crisis, much deeper than we fully realize. and we really have a moment of choice. we can channel that anger into dividing and demonizing and scapegoating and that's happening already all around us. and that will destroy us. and we acknowledge it as it's perfectly legitimate. and the

. >> he spoke with our greta today while attending the bishops' conference in baltimore.e is one of 24 new cardinals. >>> there is a major development where anyone who takes blood thinner medications to prevent strokes, a new study shows that in new experimental drug prevented strokes in people with a common heart rhythm problem. it did so without an increase of bleeding or the side effects. for years, patients have taken to maddon -- taken cumidin. >>> facebook is launching its own version of an e-mail. it will combine texting, chat, e-mail, and facebook messages. executives with the social networking site say they want to simplify online correspondents. they do not want any complicated numbers and e-mail addresses. facebook says they have 350 million users who send 4 billion messages every day. >>> here is something they can chat about. a sneak peek of the big november blockbuster that many of you folks have been waiting for. a few hundred harry potter fans got an early look at the new film. >> this is officially harry potter week. it is the beginning of the end. the fi

excuse not to hire a graduate of our program, so that no apprentice program, or any comments about our greta -- we can meet or exceed all of their qualifications for entrance into an apprentice program. that is what we are designed to do, to give folks success. to give you a sense of the number of placements or referrals we have made on two projects, we have basically assisted over 200,000 san franciscans to work on public works projects. about 1400 of them were referred to public works. because we have first source here in san francisco, a condition of approval from the planning department, large planning and construction projects have to adhere to good faith efforts. we have been successful in getting san francisco residents on privately funded projects. to give you a sense of the demographics in terms of the type of residents that are at our community based organizations, that partners are going after, we are increasing the number of women in the trades by our active recruitment, our active efforts to try to specifically on federally funded projects, where they do have a requirement for p