the irs thing was all about this, hume. come on. irs thing was we don't like these tea party people we're going to use the federal government to go make their lives miserable. that's a personal thing. >> that's political intimidation of a kind is what that is in my view. it's about trying to keep these people from being as active in their causes a they would like to be. >> they wanted to hurt him. >> look. we can go around and around with this forever. we don't disagree about what the president is doing. we disagree a little bit about what his motives may or may not be. you know, i'm not sure how important it is that we regard it as personal or merely political hard ball which is what i think it is. >> okay. it's important because if you have a chief executive with the amount of power that barack obama has and he is going to use that power to the-to-wins a you say not only the election of 2014 but he will use that power to try to harm you that gets into richard nixon territory. >> it does. you know. i still would say, look, this is

joining me with more, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. back explains some of the determination that republicans, including ted cruz and others that feel as he do have shown in recent weeks and will continue to show more, brit, now that we're seeing the law suffer such problems. >> no doubt about it, megyn. and of course this problem with the rollout we're seeing you have gone into at such length tonight is an illustration of how fragile this measure was because it did not have a single republican vote behind it when it passed in the house, after it squeaked through the senate, barely. that means the other party has -- no one in that party has any stake in this bill at all, in this measure at all. their opposition to it is not only intense in some places, but they were all against it, it is unanimous. so you don't have any political underpinning that previously enacted entitlement programs have. >> good point. you have half the country, more than half, and half the legislators at least in the house and pretty much in the senate rooting aga

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we have team fox coverage, chief correspondent ed henry, and stu varney, and brit hume, senior political analyst, we begin with ed. >> the president is not coming out on camera, not going to say anything, or make any news. clearly no deal tonight. the president is largely on the sidelines, meeting with house democrats today but has not met with any republicans because he has had the stance of not voting directly over the potential default and reopeninggovernment. the white house strategy is let this play out. force john boehner and other republican leaders to show their hand, and in fact, they believe here at the white house that they were closing in on a deal last night with senate leaders inching forward. but then john boehner came out with two different plans tonight, neither of which he had the vote to get through the chambers, the point tonight, senate leaders are back negotiating. harry reid and mitch mcconnell, what they're closing on is reopening the government on january 15th, getting the debt ceiling raised through february 7th, and having broader budget talks, they're promisin

en el caso de ellos, después del primer beso ya quieren meter mano y anotar hume rone sin antes habérseloy ellos temen que los abran. >>ellos no temen eso, por dios. >>ahora sí, rené muñoz, tú pregunta es muy complicada. no tengo idea, creo que es algo que tienes que saber cuando te quieres para algo más serio o cuando realmente sólo le interesa tu cuerpo es criterio de cada quien, es muy difícil contestar esa pregunta. >>regina... cuéntanos una anécdota. [risas] >> si es virgen la chica, por dios. >>quiere abusar de ti. >>jamás. esas cosas... yo no hablo de eso. >>muy bien, compañera. lo único que sí puedo decir es que yo no creo que el hombre se quede mortificado: " es que le di más de un peso". los hombres no son así, que rollo es la mujer. se siente mal por el hecho de que dio algo de más que no debía. >>los hombres siempre estar presionando. >>los hombres se arreglan a querer pasar a algo más. >>no se hagan las víctimas. >>entonces va a pensar la mujer que realmente nada más quieres para eso, no, si les decimos hoy empalagoso, no. >>depende, porque se la mujer desde el principio si l

we have fox team coverage, brit hume is here in the bureau.d henry is at the white house updating what the president and his people are doing. but we begin with national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. >> good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. after two days of political gripping the congress scrambled to make a resolution to make things right. >> reporter: they paid the ultimate sacrifice for the nation and their families were paid the ultimate insult. denied the $100,000 in death benefits and paid travel to dover air force base to meet their next of kin due to the partial government shutdown. sergeant joseph parts, first lieutenant jennifer marino, sergeant patrick hawkins and private first class codey patterson returned home from afghanistan. friends of sergeant peters who left behind a wife and 20-month-old son expressed concern. >> people lose their life. people losing their sons and daughters. their husbands, their wives. >> they have family waiting that need help. >> reporter: on the eve the shutdown, th

now for the top story tonight, let's bring in fox news political analyst rick hume. first what kind of deal do you think is happening? >> it's possible the house will pass a short-term increase in the debt ceiling to help pay for things that have been agreed to and money that's been appropriate and so on. but that's short term. so we'll be presumably back in the same situation with the debt ceiling in a few weeks. and in addition, of course, this will not reopen the government. the government would remain closed. so this impasse remains and somebody is going to have to finally give something in order to get that to -- in order to get the government reopened. >> okay. but there will be talks. the important thing about this is if they do the six-week extension, whatever it may be -- and we're hearing six weeks -- then talks start on the other matters, right? >> well, one presumes so. >> yeah. i mean e mean but that's got be deal. >> the fact -- you know, we're always talking about back room deals and people getting to the table. there's been no deal, there's been no ta

. >>> more security guards are standing watch at a habitat for hume and -- humanity are being watched. investigators say four men targeted eight habitat crew members yesterday afternoon. one man was pistol-whipped. no arrests have been made. jimmy carter is scheduled to tour the site on monday. >>> tesla motors had a car fire and a downgrade hitting the stock price. the web site posted the picture of the fire. the driver hit a large metal object near seattle yesterday. the construction of the car kept the fire from entering the cabin and the driver was not hurt. shares of tesla dropped 6% on news of the downgrade along with the fire. tesla stock has risen more than 400% this year. >>> police say he ran a massive online black market drug bazaar but he's out of business. federal authorities releasing new details about this case. >> federal investigators say the man behind this sig:00 road web -- silk road web site was arrested at the glenn park library. he was willing to commit murder to protect his business. 29-year-old ross-william official break ran silk road. the -- olbrecht. >> in

brit hume is our fox news senior political analyst.at is just a fact, that that guarantee, in his words, that you will keep your plan, period, was not true. now, we don't know whether they knew at the time or he didn't know at the time. but the question is, brit, do words matter? do they matter here? >> well, of course, they do. and this valley of the shadow of the debt for which the health care plan and the president are now traveling looks like they're going to continue for a while. it is not good either way, if you look at it. if you look at it like he didn't know, there is a list of people as long as your arm that knew, so if he didn't know, that looks terrible. if he did know, and there is suspicion increasing in this town that he did know. and that looks worse, so either way you slice it, it looks ugly. >> even if he didn't know before the obama care was passed, you're telling me months and months after -- is there any chance that kathleen sebelius and the irs and regulations, they can seeing that all of these policies are about

joining us from reaction brit hume who has covered 8 presidents in his career. have you ever seen another president govern the way mr. obama is governing? >> not exactly, bill. all the presidents that i have witnessed have used a similar management style in the sense that they use a similar management structure. you know, staff structure at the white house. the cabinet agencies. the omb to supervise spending and so on. but they have governorred in very different ways. and there have been instances, the most celebrated being ronald reagan's professed unawareness of what was going on with iran contra in which presidents were said not to know about something that blew up. i have not seen this number associated with any of the presidents that i have observed. >> okay. knowing president obama is he just not interested? he is bored with it. is it deniability that he doesn't want to know what his attorney general is doing? that has alowed all of these things to happen without his knowledge? >> he is not a micromanager. jimmy carter was famously observant of who was usi

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calls for the strikes to end the continuing to violate pakistan's sovereignty international law and hume. writes you read about the accounts of what the experience of drona times are actually like for local people and with serious than in afghanistan and elsewhere you have these and the calls just in the air over communities for twelve eighteen hours which creates a feeling of being an imminent strike across you know most of our attention in fear families have to leave the area the cia which runs the drone program has been accused of shielding it from being accountable to the american people as a civilian organization carrying a war across the border into the country essentially into a country as far as we're aware the united states government is the only country to use drones outside of a declared war and we believe that we should bring transparency to those actions so that the public of the faith the merits or demerits of humanizing the innocent dead could be the first step towards opening up that debate remembering that civilian victims are names not numbers. artsy. so you with pakist

hume's unfortunate legacy by cutting the carbon reduction policy, elongation the targets and relieving the burden on both consumer and business men. >> my honorable friend makes a good point. we have to have an honest discussion about it, because the fact is, on our energy bills is 112 pounds of green taxes and green regulations. we need to work out what is necessary to encourage renewable energy. what is necessary to go on winning overseas investment into the uk, but how we can bear down on people's bills. it simply is the politics of the con man to pretend that you can freeze prices when you're not in control of global energy prices. when the proper approach is to at what is changing prices. >> the use of the word con man is on parliamentary. the prime minister is a man of great fertility in the use of language. it is a bit low the level. we will leave it there. >> mr. speaker, yesterday the independents reported the government failure to close the quoted eurobond tax loophole which could be losing in excess of 500 million pounds a year. as a prime minister ever been lobbied on this

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holiday commemorates just a little bit about the holiday and the holiday commemorates it it brought hume's willingness to sacrifice his son ishmael to show his faithfulness to allaah so on this day the muslims they kill or should i say a separate fires the sheep that were a goats they give to me to be the poor and share my family and neighbors says you would imagine not everybody's all right with the sight of and it was being killed in their backyard so as gordie's moscow have specified special locations farms outside the city where muslims to practice the ritual of separate fires on this holiday this year you could also order the sheep at a local mosque three days in advance say you would get it delivered to your door on this day the special holiday of the second prize there's a very big muslim. indeed russia and in moscow for say across russia it would be around twenty million people of course these celebrations coming just days after the riots in moscow's bit over district that you mentioned hundreds of people took to the streets to demand justice for the killing of a young man you push

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it is not easy to stump brit hume.n answer for everything so we will see in time whether or not that is the way it plays. martha: he wants john boehner to take the whole thing to a vote because he thinks it would pass right now. and how about obamacare? one simple question for the white house on this, how many people have signed up so far? dodging the numbers visiting "the daily show." bill: a debate over 18's nickname very near and dear to the heart of everybody in washington, d.c. the president was asked about it, she decided to weigh in and did just that, so should the washington redskins change their name? martha: a brand-new look at an al qaeda mastermind. what happens when he comes to new york? john bolton on that. >> the fact of the matter is they have been indicted in the southern city of new york in connection with his alleged role in al qaeda's conspiracy to kill u.s. nationals and to conduct attacks against u.s. interests worldwide. martha: we are back a fox news alert. learning the most wanted al qaeda lead

when you have those conservatives like brit hume or dana perino two said that the rnc would pick theocation of its next conference and convention and it could fit inside of the phone booth because that is how divisive it is in the republican party. >> you may have complaints about the way the press covers this but the harshest comments from your side and in print including "suicide on the right." "self-evident folly." >> this is an argument that happened before this strategy was played out and a lot of people want to say, i pointed this out before we started it. >> if only they listened to me. aright. but it is fair that i don't think it is necessary let incorrect. brian williams goes a little far for a newscaster in my opinion. >> he probably should not have said the republicans started it. >> the media pretending as it is negotiating is unprecedented or shutting down the government is unprecedented, it has been shut down under a unifyied government but it is unprecedented that the government acts like no one negotiates. >> what about president obama saying the politicians should st

chris hume, peter baker, and the author of the new book "days of fire" about the relationship between george w. bush and dick cheney. and ron williams. the president said this week the website may have problems but the plan is just fine. >> i think we can assume to the website will get fixed and hundreds of thousands of people will sign up with it. the test is whether enough healthy young people sign up to pay for the premium for the older people. a lot of the signing up going on is more medicare, it did you want bring in any money, it's an entitlement. all kinds of people are getting thrown all of their insurance nolss. you showed the president's promise earlier in the program. it's being broken and it has been broken. it's not clear how in people who were tossed off of their insurance policies will sign up for new ones. many may go without, and some may just pay the fine. i think there is a serious problem here and we have all of these people, 26 and under who were in the sweet spot of the population they want who are staying on their parent's plans. so the question is can they meet

>> ed henry, brit hume and karl rove on the search for answers.ng with the devil? >> consorting with the devil? why did one lawmaker try out his comedy routine as

fox news senior analyst brit hume joins us.ice to see you, brit. >> thank you, greta. >> her family says she is not going anywhere. any thoughts? >> i don't think she is going anywhere either. >> i don't either. >> the principle reason being for the president to fire her or accept her resignation at this point would be to acknowledge that all the things that people have been saying, including all these republicans who are fighting him on this about obama care and its roll-out are true. now, they are papbly true, and people see that. but this is kind of an acknowledgment they wouldn't want to make. the other thing is in some cultures when you have a fiasco like this, somebody steps up and says and once upon time perhaps in america somebody said it's my fault. i quit. you remember rumsfeld as defense secretary when no wmd were found in iraq. and after abu ghraib, he offered to resign. after abu ghraib initially. and president bush didn't accept it. he later offered again. but you don't see that very much anymore. it's a lost -- i

. >>> later, a >>> joining us from washington, fox news senior political analyst, brit hume. what did you think? >> the idea that you pass a set of appropriation bills for each of these areas is what the house is trying right now to do, so there's obviously some concerted strategy going on here. i'm not sure, you know, how that will work -- if it will work better than anything else, but this is case of each side is trying to, you know, place the other in enough of an embarrassing position that they'll medyield on this. >> yeah. that they'll back down. were you surprised at the quinnipiac poll showing folks taking the sight of the shutdown? >> no. there are others. historically this is what happens. when the government shuts down, the republican party which i think quite correctly has a reputation of being less enthusiastic about government than the democratic party gets the blame or gets the responsibility, depending on how you look at it, and historically speaking, people have not appreciated government shutdowns. >> but i made the point that this compromise makes sense and

brit hume joins me now, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning, martha.w, i remember just a couple of days ago the president and democrats saying, look, we've already done our side of the bargaining because we've agreed to leave these sequester levels in place, that's our side of the bargain. now it looks like they want that back as well. >> exactly right, martha. i think the democrats, particularly the democrats in the senate believe and perhaps the white house as well that the republicans are in an awful mess here and that they're in bad order with the public -- and they certainly are -- and, therefore, in their weakened state they can be made to swallow raising of these sequester caps as they're called. this is the spending limits that have actually, as you heard senator corker say, driven government spending down a little bit over the last couple years. i think it's a fool's errand. it's not going anywhere. even if you could get it up in the senate and somehow pass it, i don't think you could ever get it through the house, so i think it's dead. martha

>> ed henry, brit hume and karl rove on the search for answers. plus -- >> have you been consorting with the devil? >> consorting with the devil? why did one lawmaker try out his comedy routine as congress got its first chance to question one of the top bosses at the heart of the irs scandal. we'll ask dr. ben carson if he's laughing after the tax agency targeted him. plus, a guy takes out a gun in a large crowd of people and no one notices. all too glued to their cell phones. really? a story you must see tonight. good evening, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. breaking tonight on "the kelly file," a search for answers from the white house on a story we first brought you last night. exactly when and how did president obama learn that the families of dozens of fallen troops were denied so-called death benefits because they died after the government shutdown hit. the benefits are meant to help grieving families bury their loved ones including these five american heroes who died in afghanistan over the weekend. earlier today our chief white house correspond

. >> a very hume nifk point of view we're all born good.here's nothing other than that good parenting. kids need two good parents. to raise them through this time and not good friends. parents aren't supposed to be friends. supposed to discipline and teach them. these are the things that are right. these are the things that aren't. even when going through a time when they can't get it in their heads. >> i'm hungry for a pig's head on a stick. >> by the way, when willem writes this, is should be "lord of the flies." he was an outstanding outfielder. >> andy! >> you didn't know who it was. >> this may about biological thing as joe seems to believe, sad, pathetic, depressing manner. social media can't help. >> absolutely can't help. >> i don't think that's -- not because it's -- not changing anything. jut magnifying it and we see it now. instead of having to actually say something to someone's face you can post it on facebook, twitter or take a picture on instagram and call them fat or whatever. the research does say, they say, biology, not pa

we have rick hume, julie pace, indicated columnist george will, and charles lane of the washington post. there is two interesting developments on the obama care front this weekend. the federal government website is down again for repairs. you see what people saw in the middle of the night if they went on to healthcare.gov. and secretary sibilis who could not testify, had time to afend a gala. now that the shut down is over, are all of the issues with obama care going to become a bigger issue? >> i think it is probably good news the system was down, it needs to be down for repairs. it may need a complete redesign. the website is kind of the first hurdle. it faces -- this program faces many hurdles. it's having a terrible time -- it's clearly having a terrible time on the first hurdle. then comes the question of how many people when they see the prices and how much we will be off set in certain cases by subsidies, how many people will think it makes sense to buy in. if you don't get to a certain critical mass, the system will not work. they no why near gaetting a sene of that yet. a lot o

also we'll that piece with brit hume about how obama was passed. follow me on twitter @megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file i ". >>> and welcome to "hannity." tonight they were warned damning new evidence has emerged that the obama administration knew the obama care web site was not ready for primetime, yet they went ahead with their launch date anyway. what else aren't they telling you, the american people? it time to get to the bottom of this national embarrassment. >> nobody's madder than me about the fact that the web site isn't working as well as it should, which means it's going to get fixed. >> they knew it would fail. >> as would any launch of a maybe web operation like this, there were going to be glitches and kinks. >> the warning signs were ignored. >> we've added more staff to the call centers. >> i listened to the president and called the obama care hotline. >> hello? >> thank you for calling the call center. how are you doing today? >> wait until you hear what the operator had to say. >> have you ever caught anybody that really likes it yet? >> no, not really. >> plus,

fox news senior political analyst brit hume. you know, it's embarrassing. i don't know you many tell me, what -- are they friends now, are they -- what are they doing? >> none of us really knows all of what's going on, but this is what we do know. and that is, that senators reid and mcconnell, the two leaders in the senate reached a tentative agreement, which has a number of points. the two principle ones are, the government would be reopened under current budget limits until sometime in mid january. and the debt limit would be raised temporary to sometime in mid february. in the meantime, space would be made and time would be made for a standard type of budget negotiation between the two houses to try to come up with a full budget in the -- more or less the normal way that used to be done. >> budget for what -- what year are we talking about in. >> we're talking about this year and the first part of next year. >> all right, so 13, we're so far behind in our bills now, 13 first part of 14. >> that's what these temporary reopening of the government would cov

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few minutes of what the is the party could get out of all of this, and senior political analyst brit hume has a look at the long term strategy. >> hello, bret. political observers on the left and the right are trying the figure out what the house tea par ti caucus and the pied piper ted cruz were thinking when they insisted on the government shutdown the defund obama care. it is a hopeless strategy that failed not only in the goal, but sent the republican party to the lowest ratings ever. it seems inexplicable, but t.e.d. cruz and his constituents do not look at it in conventional terms. they are looking back at the half century of supposed golden era of ronald reagan and see the forward march of the left. and the spending continued to grow, and the regulatory state expands and the national debt grew and grew and grew and in the obama years exploded. they see an american population becoming unrecognizable from the free and the self-reliant people they thought they knew and they see the republican party as utterly failed of stopping the drift of a nation from suffering from the overweaning

so not a washout on saturday, we have the gold cup, not a hume problem but -- a huge problem but showersrlier and possible in the late day. and not touching season. cooler with temperatures in the mid-60s and that is for the game at fedex. upper 60s on monday. near 70 on tuesday. another front goes through. a little shower activity but then the real headline is much cooler air, almost chilly air rolling in on wednesday and thursday. probably the coldest air of the season. some 30s in the burb "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." ken cuccinelli has reached a new low. the truth. there is no allegation of wrongdoing by mcauliffe or hundreds of other investors. it's ken cuccinelli who should worry us. his office is being investigated by the inspector general for helping rip off virginia landowners. and now cuccinelli has been interviewed by the fbi in the star scientific scandal. false ads. a scandalous record. it's ken cuccinelli we can't trust. >> would you invest in a professional football player? well fan text.com is hoping you will. the san francisco b

brit hume, fox news senior political analyst.he relationship between george w. bush and dick cheney. syndicated columnist george will. fox news political analyst juan williams. the president said this week the website may have problems but the plan is just f1nñ does that mean, brit, once they fix the website, as they say they will by the end of november, that the problems go away? >> i think not. i think we can assume the website will sooner or later get fixed and hundreds of thousands of people will sign up using it. but the test really, chris, and the administration clearly knows this, is whether enough young, healthy people sign up to if you furnish the premium, the money needed for the elderly sick people who need the care. we see two things to suggest that might not be so. one, a lot of signing up going on is for medicaid. medicaid, of course, doesn't bring in any money. it spends money. it is an entitlement. it spends money. the second is all kaoeufrpbdz people are getting -- all kinds of people are getting thrown off their

one of my mentors brit hume says winners take responsibility. losers blame others. i am not calling the secretary a loser. that mantra rings true because people only listen to you in terms of fixing a problem when you acknowledge there is one and take responsibility for it. wouldn't she be better served if she did that? >> my mom said actions speak louder than words. we have seen from her actions as she called in the best of the best. beyond that she's all across the country trying to fix -- >> she's taking action, but what about stopping and looking at the cameras and saying, you know what, american people, i'm sorry for the hours you have had to waste sitting on this website that doesn't work that you paid $400 million for. i'm sorry you're getting kicked off your insurance plans contrary to my promises and president obama's promises. >> she said that by saying we didn't anticipate the flaws. we'll do everything we can to fix them. we'll hear her in congress next week say the same thing. listen, we need to make sure we get it done. at the end of the day, history w

brett hume looks at what really was. peter has an update on the world's most infamous and temper mental website. we begin with ed henry and a very interesting conversation in the meeting room today. >> indeed. three years ago it was one of the biggest selling points, if you already have a plan, you get to keep it. today the white house acknowledged that's not true for everyone. >> i did it because -- >> reporter: after years of president obama vowing if you already had health insurance, you could keep your plan no matter what, spokesman jay carney acknowledged today that promise is not being kept. >> it's true that there are existing health care plans on the individual market that don't meet those minimum standards and therefore do not qualify. >> reporter: carney's admission came just hours after the president's long-time advisor david axelrod acknowledged on msnbc. >> the vast majority of people in this country are keeping their plans. >> reporter: which means others are not. even though the president said this when he