. >> megyn: when we come back, charles krauthammer with his thoughts and greta van susteren. stay with us. but when i was in an accident... i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. so i never missed a beat. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >> bret: welcome back to boca raton, florida, lynn university here. let's go to greta van susteren in washington for what she thought of the debate and what she has coming up "on the record." greta? >> thanks, bret. we are here with pat buchanan. he served as senior advisor to nixon, ford and reagan. presidential candidate himself. pat, how do you measure who won? what's your criteria and who won? >> well, the criteria that i have is that mitt romney had to come in here and show himself to be able to be the first dip in the country. he had to show himself to be the commander and chief. he had to show himself knowledgeable in foreign policy. i think he accomplished that, so that is a victory for him. and i also believe that he avoided the pitted fall of t

but we're joined by matthew dowd, van jones, greta van susteren of fox news, welcome back.ph reed and the chair of the democratic party debbie wasserman schultz. >>> let's talk about what has changed since tuesday's debate. matt dowd, on tuesday night, you gave the win to president obama so did karl rove. but mitt romney still has the momentum. >> if you look at what happened before the first debate, then the first debate and then the second debate. i think romney won overwhelm the first debate. romney stopped any momentum that the president had. i think what the president did by showing up this time with some energy and some force, is that he actually stopped that momentum that romney had and gained some enthusiasm back which is why i think we see the race today, basically a slight advantage for the president today, a slight advantage. >> you would still say a slight advantage? >> very slight advantage. the debate changed enthusiasm. >> i wouldn't agree with that. i think if you look at the cnn flash poll, did it affect your vote? 25% said for romney. 25% for obama. no net

catch "on the record" with greta van susteren because condi rice has her reaction to the libya e-mailelation. don't miss it. 10:00 p.m. eastern. greta van susteren. coming up, powerful publications decided the libya e-mails, they're not news. we'll tell you which journalists are doing their job and which aren't. that's when we come back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more [ russian accent ] rubles. eh, eheh, eh, eh. [ brooklyn accent ] 50% more simoleons. [ western accent ] 50% more sawbucks. ♪ [ maine accent ] 50% more clams. it's a lobster, either way. [ male annncer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a 50% annual cash bonus, it's the card for people who like more cash. [ italian accent ] 50% more dough! what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back, everybody. we have been talking about the e-mails that basically blow the whistle on the obama administration coverup of the events in benghazi. but we wondered, where is main stream media? so we investigated and look what we found. just following the b

catch "on the record" with greta van susteren because condi rice has her reaction to the libya e-mailelation. don't miss it. 10:00 p.m. eastern. greta van susteren. coming up, powerful publications decided the libya e-mails, they're not news. we'll tell you which journalists are doing their job and which aren't. that's when we come back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ a hybrid? most are just no fun to drive. now, here's one that will make you feel alive. meet the five-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max says ha. c-max says wheeee. which is what you get, don't you see? cause c-max has lots more horsepower than prius v, a hybrid that c-max also bests in mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. ♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back, everybody. we have been talking about the e-mails that basically blow the whistle on the obama administration coverup of the events in benghazi. but we wondered, where is main stream media? so we investigated and look what we found. just following the breaking news of those damning e-mails, the broadcast networks went to their, went to air with their evening news. cbs

with that, panel thanks and lite go to "on the record with greta van susteren." greta? >> greta: thank you. we are here with pat buchanan, a senior adviser of president nixon, ford and reagan and a former presidential candidate himself. pat, what do you think? >> i don't think governor romney could have done a better job. it was outstanding. i have never seen him eye mean, he was tremendously aggressive, but friendly. and the in the -- the president was on the defensive. but in terms of his knowledge on the issues and on every single question, i think it was the best performance of any debate i have seen him do. if i had to mark this as a 15-round fight, i think that governor romney won 13 of 15 rounds, i expect republicans to like his performance tonight. so i went on twitter to see how the biggest cheerleaders of twitter. bill maher, gave $1 million, tweeted this. he said, i can't believe i am saying this, but obama looks like he does need a teleprompter. he tweets, obama made a lot of great points, but most of them were for romney. he is getting hammered by his own t

s "on the record" with greta van susteren, senator john mccain expressed his deep and in no way opportunistic disappointment. >> even from someone like the president, who has never known what these kinds of tragedies are about and the service and sacrifice that people make, it is still just, you know, i can't even get angry. it's just so inappropriate. and i'm sure that the families of those brave americans are not amused. >> jon: i can tell how not angry you are. [laughter] strong and definitive condemnation from mccain of an interview the senator could not possibly have seen as it didn't air until one hour later. and i'm pretty sure mccain stopped watching this show... [laughter] [whispering] so to see the senator commit to something without first properly vetting it was really, well, yeah, okay. i guess that was... [cheering and applause] i think jokes like that are probably why he stopped watching. anyway, i figure give conservatives a night to sleep on it. see the interview in context. perhaps the reaction will be less knee-jerk. >> "not optimal"? some people aren't happy about that. >>

. >> megyn: when we come back, charles krauthammer with his thoughts and greta van susteren. stay with us. dad vo: ok, time for bed, kiddo. lights out. ♪ (sirens) (train horn) ♪ vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> bret: welcome back to boca raton, florida, lynn university here. let's go to greta van susteren in washington for what she thought of the debate and what she has coming up "on the record." greta? >> thanks, bret. we are here with pat buchanan. he served as senior advisor to nixon, ford and reagan. presidential candidate himself. pat, how do you measure who won? what's your criteria and who won? >> well, the criteria that i have is that mitt romney had to come in here and show himself to be able to be the first dip in the country. he had to show himself to be the commander and chief. he had to show himself knowledgeable in foreign policy. i think he accomplished that, so that is a victory for him. and i also believe that he avoided the pitted fall of this debate which is the democrats and presi

let's go down to "on the record with greta van susteren" in washington for what she thought. and she has what is coming up. >> i have brit hume here. in watching the show, what do you think that the independentss and undecideds saw. >> it depends on what they think of joe biden and his demeanor. if you read the transcript, you might conclude that the vice-president had a very strong debate, that high -- he had a lot to say and he was strongly critical of governor romney and his program and he held his own. but that's not all there is to it. we had the split screen, much as we did during the presidential debate. while paul ryan was talking, was smirking, laughing, miling, mugging by the vice-president. my sense was that it was so compelling that people probably couldn't take their eyes off of t. tell come down to whether or not people thought that was attractive. i thought it was unattractive and rude. i have a feeling it will come across to a lot of people, it looked like a cranky old man to some extent, debating a polite young man. >> it's funny. i gave a speech and i told e

. >> bret: when we come back, charles krauthammer with his thoughts greta van susteren will speak withince priebus. stay with us from hofstra stay with us from hofstra university. music is a universal language. but when i was in an accident... i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. information on my phone. connection to doctors who get where i'm from. and tools to estimate what my care may cost. so i never missed a beat. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. dad vo: ok, time for bed, kiddo. lights out. ♪ (sirens) (train horn) ♪ vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >> i can tell you that 23 you're to elect president obama, you know what you'll get. you'll get a repeat of the last four years. we can't four more years like last four years. he said that by now we'd have unemployment at 5.4%. the difference between where it is and 5.4% is 9 million americans wit

followed by greta van susteren.ne state and sunshine man eric bolling. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: bolling dancing. there you go. welcome to the pre-game coverage before the third and final presidential debate in boca raton, florida at lynn university. eric is back. what has it been like for you today? it looks fun! >> i just thought i'd do a video, picture montage of the day. fantastic. i have been tweeting the pictures. first one, you walk in the spin room and there are two stages there. obama stage and romney stage. the first one is the obama stage. you can see that is fantastic. look at the romney stage a few minutes later. that is mccain in front of the romney stage. got it? we don't have that. great people walking around here. romney stage. bret baier, i bumped in to him and we chatted about what he'd report on. fantastic. young romney fans. they love "the five." the last one coming up to do the show, i bumped in to candy crowley. how are you? she is like who are you? [ laughter ] >> bob: did you have young obama

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani talking about this with greta van susteren specifically whether not. >> if it isn't a cover up they are acting like there was one. everything turns out to be false including information about two prior attacks. i don't think they would have ever known the ambassador's concern about their own safety if cnn hasn't as the administration says stolen. they got all upset the diary was found. they accused the reporter of stealing the diary. they should have disclosed it when it happened. if it isn't a cover up they are creating the impression there is a coverup. what i said would be on the front page of the new york times. >> coming up on fox and friends two of the lawmakers leading the push for answers about the attack in libya. congress jason chaff faw and lindsay graham. if you pay into a pension fund you want to listen to this. there are studies that suggest the largest pension fund in the country are under reporting their liabilities and over reporting their rates of return. the rate of return is more like 8 percent. in reality it's nothing like tha

he is telling greta van susteren why he thinks the administration switched the narrative. a serious warning about the president about the threats abroad. >>> the most likely scenario is they constructed a scenario where there would they would be less culpable. if the truth came out that the benghazi consulate had been attacked in june previously and the british had to leave benghazi and the red cross was driven out that's a different story. it's a story about al qaeda coming back, libya going south and it destroys the narrative by killing bin ladenal gayed has been dismantled. also destroys the narrative you can leaf behind in libya and everything is fine. i hold the president personally accountable for knowing the security situation in the world. if you are listening iraq is calli falling apart. if no one else is telling you this i am telling you this. if we left iraq there's been a doubling al qaeda in iraq there are training camps the kurdish president hasn't spoke tone prime minister malki in a year. >>> the candidate's response to the question on libya the most talked

. >> ambassador tore bolton going on the record telling greta van susteren that this shows they knew what happened from the beginning but there was also a coverup. >> what these i mails now show beyond any doubt is the state department was fully possessed of the information in real time. it will leads to the question, why the administration asked for assessments. one is also tempted to ask why didn't the cia ask the state department what was going on. the one thing i didn't understand about how this played out on september 11th and the day after is why the entire pop levels of administration weren't on red alert over this. i can't speak for what happens inside the obama administration. any administration i had been in the president and top advisors would have been on this immedia immediately around the clock. >> what could the motivation be? one is the coverup motive. these e-mails say to knme if anybody could think they could cover this up with documentary evidence in real time it wasn't just a coverup it was an incredibly stupid coverup. it may be further proof of the ideology ex l

>> did he not understand the irony of what exactly he was saying to greta van susteren? there are iron eadditionfies is. -- deficiencies. >> stephanie: there was a lot of unrest sparked by the video. we knew obviously that 9-11 is going to be a date that would be right for some kind of retaliation. they didn't have the information on what caused what. >> also, as a national security reason, you don't necessarily want to show your hand entirely. you don't want to go we know this was a terrorist attack because they'll scatter. if your open remark is we think it is about the video. they're over there going -- they're buying the story. they're not coming for us. you have the romney campaign and other people coming out saying we knew this was a terrorist thing. we know exactly where they are. you're not helping. >> stephanie: exactly. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] a feature you're not helping for current jacki she schechner. >> quite a segue. >> stephanie: i'm queen segue. since we just did right-wing world. i know you played the audio at the top of the thing but he literally

with that, panel thanks and lite go to "on the record with greta van susteren." greta? >> greta: thank you. we are here with pat buchanan, a senior adviser of president nixon, ford and reagan and a former presidential candidate himself. pat, what do you think? >> i don't think governor romney could have done a better job. it was outstanding. i have never seen him eye mean, he was tremendously aggressive, but friendly. and the in the -- the president was on the defensive. but in terms of his knowledge on the issues and on every single question, i think it was the best performance of any debate i have seen him do. if i had to mark this as a 15-round fight, i think that governor romney won 13 of 15 rounds, i expect republicans to like his performance tonight. so i went on twitter to see how the biggest cheerleaders of twitter. bill maher, gave $1 million, tweeted this. he said, i can't believe i am saying this, but obama looks like he does need a teleprompter. he tweets, obama made a lot of great points, but most of them were for romney. he is getting hammered by his own t

now back to "on the record" with "on the record with greta van susteren." he never cheated. greta: republicans and comoaft democrats agree, president obama's debate performance has flopped. but that hasn't stopped him from giving advice to joe biden. >> what's your message to joe biden, about tomorrow night? >> well, i -- you know, i think joe needs to be joe. congressman ryan is... a smart and effective speaker. but his ideas are the wrong ones. and joe understands that. >> sean: so, should vice-president biden take his boss's advice? joining us, our political panel, michael crowley, bobcu sack john mccormick. michael, joe will be joe -- is that good advice? >> up to a point. there is good joe and bad joe. so joe needs to moderate his joe-ness. his strength is that i think he can come across as a little bit more of an every man than the president and he will go after paul ryan on the ryan plan and the budget that ryan and romney are running on, saying it favors the wealthy and it will cut medicare, a very popular entitlements program. you don't want joe doing his gaffe thing

intense exchange between president obama, mitt romney and moderator candy crowley later told greta van susteren president spoke to him after the debate and confided that the administration hadn't officially branded benghazi terrorist attack more swiftly because the president feared harm premature, erroneous statement could do in mideast. >> i could only speculate to give himself time to try to uncover the information he needed to uncover. to find out who was responsible for the terrorist killings. other than that, i have no reason why the story circulated for so long. obviously it was not true. ♪ >> one day after memorial service held for her son in california, chris stevens' mother told interviewer she has heard nothing from the white house. >> do you feel like your questions have been answered? >> you have to know something about something to have questions about it. i don't know enough really to ask questions. >> how much does it matter to you, to know? >> well, it doesn't bring him back, does it? >> much attention has been paid to the tv appearances made by the u.n. ambassador susan rice on

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greta van susteren standing by to go "on the record." we'll see you tomorrow night.>> greta: tonight grizzly attacks and constant interruptions. president obama and mitt romney got the voters' attentions, but did they get their votes. >> mitt romney had a fantastic first debate. he laid outs a vision for the country. what we saw was we were able to cut through the clutter of all these 30-second attack ads and we saw a leader. last night, the same thing. >> president obama must have drunk the red bull i sent him, because he was on it last night! >> the fact that he showed up with a pit bullwith a pulse to e seems to

. >> greta van susteren. stepping in to help the president. >> think she helped romney.think she helped governor romney, because, 15, 16 topics they discussed that night, governor romney's job was to put the spotlight on libya. what happened because candy crowley was clumsy in how she handled it, the entire diskigs right now is about libya. candy, in an unusual, bizarre way put the spotlight -- >> you agree with her? >> absolutely not. i think that benghazi discussion and libya discussion was the president's best moment of the debate and mitt romney's worst moment in this debate. what candy did was laudable. the truth becomes a casualty. we're supposed to make accusations back and forth to each other and nobody's supposed not correct. what candy crowley did, in the course of this, mitt romney doesn't want to be talking about libya. mitt romney wants to be talking about the economy. in growing into this debate, the president has a big advantage. >> governor romney's campaign doesn't seem to agree with this. >> the reality is, he'll talk about the economy i'm quite confide

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greta van susteren standing by to go "on the record." we'll see you tomorrow night. thanks for being with us. >> greta: tonight grizzly attacks and constant interruptions. president obama and mitt romney got the voters' attentions, but did they get their votes. >> mitt romney had a fantastic first debate. he laid outs a vision for the country. what we saw was we were able to cut through the clutter of all these 30-second attack ads and we saw a leader. last night, the same thing. >> president obama must have drunk the red bull i sent him, because he was on it last night! >> the fact that he showed up with a pit bullwith a pulse to e seems to be a career highlight given the last four years. >> the president did not say the next day that the attack in banghazi was an attack of terror. in fact, mitt romney was right. it did take him two weeks to do that. to be clear, he was in the rose garden, and he talked about acts of terror. he's talking about what's happening in banghazi. >> it's clear that's what he's labeling it. >> president obama needed as decisive a victory las

megyn kelly will have live coverage of the battle debate and then scene hasn't analytical and greta van susteren of course more bill comes first. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. >> this business about the libya conflict has been like the october mirage, it isn't an issue. >> liberal press spinning the libya situation is unimportant. is that true? and libya will be the center of foreign policy debated. we'll have full coverage with our panel. >> truth telling it straight is the best way. >> bill: it will be moderated by bob schieffer considered a liberal individual. will it matter? and also tonight. we'll take you down to boca raton, florida for the inside story with ed henry and carl cameron. caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching the last showdown and that is the subject of talking points memo. tonight's foreign policy debate in boca raton will feature two different philosophies. president obama won the election last time by repudiating the american power as the big stick in the world. more obama believes th