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gretta is next. see you tomorrow night. >> it's spreading from new york city to the white house to boston and indianapolis and across the country and even san diego and that is certainly not all. frustrated americans from all walks of life are demanding economic equality. and in washington d.c. over the weekend, protesters with a different message are stopped in their tracks. guards at the national spare space museum using pepper spray to turn back anti-war demonstrator. they are protesting a drone exhibit. >> how do we feel? >> how do we feel. >> about our congressman. >> about our congressman. >> and the national assembly. >> and in atlanta a civil rights hero, congressman john lewis tries to lend his support to the group but they use some bizarre tactics to stop him from speaking. one man is speaking his mind about the way the protests, thas herman cain. >> part of it is jealousy. i stand by that. and here's why i don't have a lot of patience with that. my parents, they never played the victim car

. >> nice to see you, gretta. >> i want to talk about politics but first amanda knox verdict came down a short time ago. you have some connection in this case? >> coy in the sense i helped the family. i felt very, very badly for the family and her. i never felt she did it. i watched very intently, like everybody else and there was just no way she was involved in that. i did help them out. i feel very, very happy about it. i said boycott italy until they release her. it was really an injustice. i would get on that plane so fast if i were her and get out. >> i'm surprised you didn't send one of yours for her. >> i think one. your networks is sending them. >> have you spoken to her parents? >> yes, i have. >> tell me. >> they are lovely people. she went there for a short period of time to learn italian, and guess what, she learned italian, that's the only thing she got out of the trip. >> it's extraordinary after all these years amanda knox is coming home. >> it's amazing, it's great. i think she maybe will be a star. she's really good. i think she's a good person. i feel it was horrible

. >> senator pail is not running in 2012 and make sure you tune into gretta. she will be speaking with the governor at 10:00 p.m. in an interview you don't want to miss. and it's finally here, the hannity audience live show from atlanta centennial park. it's open to the public and it's all at 9:00 p.m. in northern of the 15th anniversary of the fox news channel. we have an incredible array of guest. we will be joined by jeff fox worthy and kneel and newt gingrich and bob beckel and david perino and many others tomorrow night. you can join us, centennial park in atlanta, 9:00 eastern. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> this is a fox news alert. former alaskan governor sarah palin

but 15 years ago gretta and i were both watching fox news channel when it launched.l tell you about thatch the break. our 15th fox anniversary special. >> welcome back to fox news "15 years, fair and balanced." for the past ten years, "on the record" with greta van susteran has been number one at 10:00 p.m.. the reason? let's find out. >> i think work here is at 10:00 about what is going on. i think the viewers get that. it goes out to the camera. we enjoy our job. >> a short time ago senator hatch went on the record. >> why do you live in washington? >> because this is where the action is. you see behind you the united states capitol. that's where all the stories are. >> he needs to quit doing what he's doing, quit spending, quit borrowing. >> if it doesn't work we are all in trouble. we are all in trouble if it doesn't work today. >> we were just there in the joint session so he could make what was a very political speech. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around there. i get information, i get to meet their

but 15 years ago gretta and i were both watching fox news channel when it launched.l tell you about thatch the break. our 15th fox anniversary special. >> welcome back to fox news "15 years, fair and balanced." for the past ten years, "on the record" with greta van susteran has been number one at 10:00 p.m.. the reason? let's find out. >> i think work here is at 10:00 about what is going on. i think the viewers get that. it goes out to the camera. we enjoy our job. >> a short time ago senator hatch went on the record. >> why do you live in washington? >> because this is where the action is. you see behind you the united states capitol. that's where all the stories are. >> he needs to quit doing what he's doing, quit spending, quit borrowing. >> if it doesn't work we are all in trouble. we are all in trouble if it doesn't work today. >> we were just there in the joint session so he could make what was a very political speech. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator orrin hatch i will run into four senators around there. i get information, i get to meet their

but 15 years ago gretta and i were both watching fox news channel when it launched.ut thatch the break. >>> from america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty. protesprotesters out in it forn new york city marching in lower manhattan against what they see as corporate greed. the protesters receiving food and medical supplies from across the country. the demonstrators began in new york and now spread to other cities including chicago and washington. nba negotiators meeting in a last ditch effort to avoid canceling regular season games. the commissioner set monday as a deadline for a new labor deal to be reached before the first two weeks of the season will be canceled. the season is scheduled to open november 1. >>> i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to fox news channel, 15 years fair and balanced. for the latest headlines log on to fox news .com. 15th fox anniversary special. >> welcome back to fox news "15 years, fair and balanced." for the past ten years, "on the record" with greta van susteran has been number one at 10:00 p.m.. the reason? let's find out. >> i t

. >> senator pail is not running in 2012 and make sure you tune into gretta. she will be speaking with the governor at 10:00 p.m. in an interview you don't want to miss. and it's finally here, the hannity audience live show from atlanta centennial park. it's open to the public and it's all at 9:00 p.m. in northern of the 15th anniversary of the fox news channel. we have an incredible array of guest. we will be joined by jeff fox worthy and kneel and newt gingrich and bob beckel and david perino and many others tomorrow night. you can join us, centennial park you can join us, centennial park in [ ma annncer ] wouldn't it be cool if you took the top down on a crossover? if there were buttons for this? wouldn't it be cool if your car could handle the kids. ♪ ...and the nurbgring? or wh if you built a car in tennessee that could change the world? yeah, that would be cool. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for tomorrow. innovation for all. ♪ host: could switching to geico reon car insurance? or more host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: s

but 15 years ago gretta and i were both watching fox news channel when it launched.l tell you about thatch the break. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? yeah, maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? >>> new developments in the new round of subpoenas set to be issued. to find out how much attorney general eric holder new about a botched gun running sting. holder is accused of being not forthcoming with the knowledge he had. >> hopes of generating new leads of a disappearance of ten-year-old girl from missouri as they say irwin's parents are cooperating. the baby has been missing since monday night. she was snatched from her crib while asleep. police have received more than 250 tips sonar but none have panned out. i'm gregg jarrett. see you 4:00 eastern. now back to fox news channel, 15 years, fair and balanced. >> welcome back to fox news "15 years, fair and balanced." for the past ten years, "on the record" with gre

last friday night gretta asked me a similar question. he was the adult on the stage. he did an excellent debate performance. he looks like the most informed person about all of these issues which he is, and he's got an opportunity. >> next question. >> yeah. >> i'm not trying to cut you short but i'm trying to get everybody in. governor romney seems to be -- there seems to be questions in the conservative ranks whether or not a governor from a liberal state like massachusetts, is he the conservative that he sounds like on the campaign trail and in the debates, or se the guy that supported romney care and changed some positions in massachusetts? >> i think he's performed very well in the debates, but this is what i hear from a lot of conservative friends. >> he's gone a long way by reassuring people with his debate performances, but you put your finger on it. he's got the issue on what he did with massachusetts health care to answer. the interesting thing to me is he's so stable in the polls and behind the scenes more and more people are saying he's my second choice. n

look, gretta, if 51 c.e.o.'s had been killed in colombia last year, do you think we would be doing a trade deal with colombia? i don't. and there's impunity, meaning there's very little punishment as a result. host: all right. let's get to phone calls. harvey in stafford, new jersey. good morning. caller: hello. it's nice to see you back. you are a frequent visitor on c-span. i wonder if you would be so kind as to tell us why you were one of the persons who voted against the simpson-bowles recommendations. please be specific. guest: i'm happy to. i not only voted no, but if you ask allen simpson, he'll tell you that i proposed my own alternative which did not cut middle class and low-income people and have an affect on them but still did reach primary budget balance which was the goal of the simpson-bowles commission that i sat on. and so i made a number of cuts. even some cuts, for example, on medicare. i said, we could save a lot of money if medicare were able to negotiate with the pharmaceutical companies for

>> a no, gretta because of a prayer full decision and talking with the family i believe i can be helping in getting true public servants elected to office, not just in the presidency but we have 33 senate seats coming up, we have a house of representatives we need to strengthen in the number. conservatives that understand our country has to get back on the right track economically here, and governor seats around the nation, i believe i can be an effective choice for some positive change in these positions. and i apologize to those whom are disappointed in this decision. i have been hearing from them in the last couple of hours, but i believe that they, when they take a step back, will understand why the decision was made, and understand that really you don't need a title to make a difference in this country. i think that i'm proof of that. and we together united can surely help as a team to get this country back on the right track by making sure barack obama is not re-elected and senate seats goes to constitutionalist and the house of representatives is strengthened with more conservativ

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want you to bash me on television because i seem to get people like you, especially between you and gretta and bill o'reilly, he said i just think it's sort of great. we just had a great time. >> what do you think of his 999 plan? >> i think the sales tax aspect is tough because frankly, that would be a good thing for somebody like me and i'm not looking for that. i'd love to have my income tax lowered and the sales tax because how many hamburgers can you buy, okay, but i think he hasn't explained it fully, and i think he will, and i think he's expecting to. >> do you think he can sustain? he had one problem on a question about understanding right of return in the middle east. is that a problem for him? >> you know, if somebody's great leader and if they're really understanding people, you're going to hire the right people. you'll get the right peoplement for instance, me. i would get the;is tha the shart business people. if the president of the united states called one of the great killers that we read about all day long for the last 25 years making good deal, good deal, good deal, all th

caller: thanks, gretta, for taking my call. host: good morning, chris. caller: i can remember being 22 and telling my parents i'd never get social security and i'm 61 now and boy, am i grateful i was wrong. but i never expected to have family, to have a house. i knew because i didn't have a college degree that i wasn't going to be financially successful. but what i concentrated on is loving, learning and i guess i took ben franklin as a model. he didn't have a very good education but he contributed both intellectually and politically and i i worked for the radio station as a public affairs director, i helped found public access tv here. i ran a senior citizen newspaper. i did all these things without having a college degree, without expecting to get much money out of it. but i see the contribution i made, i see people i know doing television programs now at our local tv station and it heartens me to know they're volunteering their time to make things better. host: so, chris, what is the key? what's the key to your success then? caller: the key to success