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trained as a biographer in oxford, and that was my supervisor, for example, was one of charles james fox's biographers. so that was the tradition of historical writing that i came out of. and i wanted to write a history in the round. i, i guess being on the outside -- >> host: history in the round -- >> guest: history in the round. >> host: meaning that you're looking at it from all sorts of different perspectives at the same time? the. >> guest: yes, that's right. it's inclusive of both. and also it crosses countries. >> host: right. >> guest: and it's a kind of writing. and you can do it at all times. you have to have a rather specific moment when you can capture that 360-degree angle. >> host: right. >> guest: and it's also very heavily psychological. but i really believe especially in these sorts of circumstances the psychology of the, um, people concerned are vital. why is it that, you know, russell, lord john russell, for example, doesn't -- thinks about supporting the south? is it, a, because he's simply an economic determinanter and feels only -- [inaudible] is it because he has su

james rosen, fox news chief washington correspondent. -- >> the bushes versus perry, the old next versus the slightly newer texas. is there anything here? i was watching that karl rove interview. it seemed to be that he was pretty preteshed over the fact that perry wanted to distance himself from george w. bush because the comparisons are coming pretty quickly on the campaign trail. what's going on here. >> right it was governor perry's answer, laura, to our question posed by our own carl cameron this week in des moines that riled loyalists. asked about these similarities between himself and the last texas governor with presidential ambitions and governor perry said in essence i'm paraphrasing that we're not all carbon copies down in texas. one way easily distinguish between us he went to yale and i went to texas a&m. country now as a whole being exposed to rick perry on the national stage first time is catching on to what people in texas have known for some time. this is the somewhat tangled relationship between the two men, between governor perry and the whole bush family and bush mach

today on addressing the $6.3 billion daily expenditure to roughly $10 billion in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> bret: things are going from bad to worse in europe. italy and spain, brought to the highs as they're demanding higher interest to hold the country's debt. hundreds of striking taxi drivers demonstrated in athens today they're upset about a plan to allow more cabs and more competition. those moves are part of the austerity measures greece is taking in order to get bail-out cash. >>> police in england have made another arrest in the phone hacking scandal surrounding newspapers owned by the apartment company of this network. our sister station sky news reports the former "news of the world" managing editor stuart kutner. also today, the activist that hit ceo rupert murdock with a shaving cream pie during testimony in front of parliament was sentenced to six weeks in jail. >>> russia's prime minister compares the to us a parasite. we'll tell you why later in the grape vip. first, the skies are not so friendly for the federal aviation administration. miss gopie is the best teacher

in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> shannon: significant advances in libya, rebel forces makingold. we will have a live report. >>> u.s. markets post yet another losing week. president obama says he doesn't think the country is in danger of another recession. is he right? we will ask steve fox and get his opinion. >> fans watched in horror as a stunt pie lat crashed and died at an air show yesterday. we will tell you what happened. i'm shannon bream. hour number two of america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. first a story that has everyone talking. preseason football is supposed to be relatively boring but not when violence erupts in the stands and in the parking lot. things got so bad at the 49ers raiders game two football fans are now clipping to life. casey stegall with the latest. >> last night's game was a violent one and we are not just talking about all of the action out on the field. we were just showing you the tape. we cannot show it to you enough. take a look at this. fists flying and a fight erupting in the stands all caught on ta

join us on the phone fox news correspondent. james the areas of violence and what has been going on in the last few days? >> this has happened in desperate areas of mexico, west, southwest and center of the country. strangely it is all interconnected. if we look at the western state of mexico to start with, the army intercepted a convoy of drug cartel trucks. one truck split off andrew the fire to allow the other two, one of which contained a cartel leader to escape. eight people died. this particular area, which is -- is a battle ground between two cartels. the family drug cartels and the knight tell s. the -- the family cartel leader died in a firefighter with police last december. if we go to acapulco where all these terrible deaths including in front of children on a beach happened, that's the result of the labor drug cartel breaking up, after the killing of the leader. one of the worst incidents happened -- these are awful, one of the worst happened last october when mexican tourists, 22, were mistaken for rifle drug cartel gunme

james rosen of fox news at the state department put it best when he was pushing back on the administrationgypt you called for our ally to leave in a week. with syria, it's been months and months. what gives? it really pushed this. i don't think the administration had a good answer. >> gregg: there has never been an answer to that. look, do you think that assad will leave, if he does what does it mean for iran and hezbollah in lebanon? >> that is such a great question, this is part of so many people outside the government from the past administration has been pushing this administration, the obama administration to do something more in syria to bring down assad simply because of iran and hezbollah. this is a chance to show iran that their one big ally in the region is no longer going to be ai an ally. people of the syria are going to rise up and take over. it's taken the obama administration way too long to issue a statement and not have the president comment about why assad should go or she should leave immediately doesn't send a clear message. also hillary clinton followed it up with a qu

megyn: joining me now with more on this, elizabeth macdonald, stocks editor for the fox business network, jamesnew green, fox news contributor. i want to pick up where neil left off. it's scary the watch your 401(k) take this kind of a hit, but maybe it comes back. let me ask you this, to what extent do we relate this to the s&p downgrade? i'll start with you, james, on that. >> it is related, and the effect is mainly psychological right now and what did not help was the president announcing he was going to speak at 1 p.m. and then changing it to 1:30 and then changing it to 1:45. what was happening at least in wall street trading floors was people staring at that empty podium saying, what's going on? is it even worse, or is this a lack of leadership? he finally spoke, and the market kept dropping. i think there's not anything automatic that happens in the financial system when this rating goes down, but, so people shouldn't freak out. it's a psychological issue mainly. megyn: but there are potential consequences to folks sitting at home in the downgrade, liz. what are they? what will they feel

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we'll be on this an hour from now on fox business network, where we are going to have james rooseveltd, the famous f.d.r. tomorrow on the fine show, we will be back in new york withouwithhouse majority leaderc cantor. by the way, i know they're still with me through the fox business network show an hour from now, but my crew has be amazing. i whine about the heat. but right now, after i've been whining so much, they got me a fan. and they're the ones that are sweating. it's not on them. as i told them, it should not be. it should be just on me. but they are doing herculean work. i just stand in front of the camera. look at the guys. they also just stand by. that's it. but they have been phenomenal. my thanks to them. they're the reason we're here. they're the reason why we are looking after all of you. stick around. i'll abuse the guys one more hour from the capitol and then they kick me out of here. they say gladly. [ jon ] we don't just come up here for the view up in alaska. it's the cleanest, clearest water. we find the best, sweetest crab for red lobster we can find. yeah! [ male

something called green for all the true will talk about james kept growing that organization and took a different direction than he did take on glenn beck and fox news for. not being responsible abusing i would say of year waves and putting out things that were not true about me but probably about you about so many other people and eventually. i think that it's the big occasion of our system of our system of american society you can't just abuse year waves you can't just abuse the public trust and expect the american business community to stand with you and pay for ads on your show when you're saying things that are not true that are defamatory and that are misleading the american people so it wasn't just a james rucker stood up and said the american business community stood back and said we don't care how many eyeballs you can get with this type of programming we're not going to put money put our brands next to yours and eventually he was. made a decision to get off the air glivec did i. i'm excited about the ability that people have now because a little little david's of the world like james rucker to use new technology to. fight for real cha

fox news channel." congressman chris van hollen, congressman james clyburn, and congressman javier becerra, from california, and maryland, respectively. those three men are nancy pelosi's picks to be part of the so-called 12-member super committee charged with coming up with $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. >> you're going to have to come back to the table with 4 billion, 4 trillion dollars worth of cuts. like it or no. you can not let your borrowing requirment get out of hand and your ratio of gdp to debt is just getting ridiculous. as many of the european countries are. i feel absolutely passionate about this for the simple reason i believe excessive debt could lead to the demise of democracy. i think it is that bad. jenna: a profund statement following up now what we have the super-committee that will try to figure out what to do with some of this debt. that was the market analyst david buch he has been watching the financial world for 49 years. he really got us thinking and certainly a lot of reaction from you the viewers. could the debt problem we're experiencing right now lead to the end of some m

james. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. rick: a foxalert and some brand new comments today from the defense secretary, leon panetta, who was talking about libya and moammar gadhafi at an event with the secretary of state, hillary clinton. the defense chief saying that he believes that moammar gadhafi's days are numbered. this as fierce fighting rages on in if libya. pro-democracy freedom fighters trying to cut off supply routes surrounding tripoli. bloody skirmishes taking place on a few different fronts. let's go to leland vittert who is following this story from our mideast bureau. >> reporter: hi, rick. the noose is really beginning to tighten around gadhafi. it's all about the oil town about 30 miles from tripoli, and it's the only access point that gadhafi can get oil for his war machine. you need gas to run tanks, artillery and vehicles, and right now the rebels have cut off that key oil pipeline that runs from the city to tripoli. without oil gadhafi's days are truly and dearly numbered. of course, gadhafi's forces, though, are

. >> meanwhile, james bond can finally buy that aston marten, the reason he just won $6.5 million in the lotto. wow! "fox. >> you got to hear about that james bond thing. you're wondering which of those guys that played james bond because the actual james bond doesn't exist so he couldn't really win $6.5 million, right? >> that's a good tease. something that's going to happen tomorrow is brian is going to play golf with president george w. bush and he just got an e-mail from somebody who knows a few things about golf. they're a little worried for him tomorrow. >> greg norman just the legendary golfer just saw my golf swing and he said oh, my god. what did i just watch? is that a golf swing? oh, my god. you have work to do. >> i have 24 hours. >> there you go. and that's -- >> the pressure is on from the shark. >> it's incredible. >> maybe we could dress greg norman up in a suit that looks like brian kilmeade. >> we are twins. >> more on that in a moment. first for the headlines on this wednesday. latest on the aftermath from hurricane irene. blackhawk helicopters delivering much needed supplies to people

james michael, and the delegation -- i think it was 1952, james can fact check me on this if i'm wrong. he was writing this book, the lion and the fox, and he said, well, do you have a strong memory of president roosevelt. he said, yes, what a bastard. [laughter] he also mentioned to me once he overheard a member of congress saying to another member of congress fdr is his own worst enemy, and the other member of congress replied not as long as i'm alive. [laughter] that was another side of this, but i think we've run to the een of our time. all i can say is you can see why jim burns is one of the great funding fathers, not only of roosevelt scholarship, but of american political science and historical writing in this country, and all i can say is thank god for williams college for bringing us all together. thank you, all, for being here. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. >> thank you, all, for coming, and give one more hand to our guest, susan dunn, michael beschloss, and -- [inaudible] >> >> next from the harlem book fair, a forum and manning marable's biography on malcolm x. this is a little more than an hour. >> good

james michael curley in the delegation. i think it was 52 engine can fact check me on this if i'm wrong. he was deep into writing his book book alina foxa gym earnestly went up to governor curley and said, well did you have a strong memory of president roosevelt, mr. curley? he said yes, what a. [laughter] he also mentioned to me once that i think he overheard a member of congress saying to another member of congress, fdr is his own worst enemy and the other member of congress replied not as long as i'm alive. [laughter] so that was another side of this. i think we have run to the end of our time. all i can say is you can see why jim burns is one of the great founding fathers not only a roosevelt scholarship that of american political science and historical writing in this country and all i can say is thank god for williams college for bringing us all together. thank you all for being here. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you overcoming and let's biography of malcolm x. >> good afternoon. welcome to the 2011 harlem book fair. i am yohura williams from fairfield university and chief historian at the jackie robinson m

fox news -- early arizona primary could shake up the calendar. it's as if the governor of arizona, jan board, if she has her way could move the primary up to january. james pindell, what is it looking like for the primary calendar? guest: times are you spend all the time explain the states because it is probably not going to happen. the arizona governor has the capability to move the primary to whenever she wants, but she has to do it with 150 days notice. she would have to make up her mind by a september. new hampshire and iowa will begin the process. they are much more nimble. iowa has a republican chair. it is a nimble process. four years ago, we did not decide when the new hampshire primary would be until the thanksgiving holiday. these two states will start off the process. what day? i do not know. host: when will that be decided? guest: again, much later, probably late-fall. iowa before new hampshire. thus that -- secretary of state is the last person. it is his duty. it is the state law. we have the first primary in the country. he is duty-bound by law. he usually makes his mind up sometime in the fall. host: will go to ellen, a republican in hous

fox news -- early arizona primary could shake up the calendar. it's as if the governor of arizona, jan board, if she has her way could move the primary up to january. james pindell, what is it looking like for the primary calendar? guest: times are you spend all the time explain the states because it is probably not going to happen. the arizona governor has the capability to move the primary to whenever she wants, but she has to do it with 150 days notice. she would have to make up her mind by a september. new hampshire and iowa will begin the process. they are much more nimble. iowa has a republican chair. it is a nimble process. four years ago, we did not decide when the new hampshire primary would be until the thanksgiving holiday. these two states will start off the process. what day? i do not know. host: when will that be decided? guest: again, much later, probably late-fall. iowa before new hampshire. thus that -- secretary of state is the last person. it is his duty. it is the state law. we have the first primary in the country. he is duty-bound by law. he usually makes his mind up sometime in the fall. host: will go to ellen, a republican in hous

fox news early arizona primary could shake up the 2012 presidential primary calendar. it says that the governor, if she has her way, she could move the state primary up to january. james pindell what is it looking like for the primary calendar. >> i'm sorry you spent all of the times explaining the dates, because it's probably not going to happen in terms of primary. jan brewer does have the ability to move the primary wherever she wants, but 150 days advanced notice. if she were to have a late january arizona primary, which is what she was suggested, she would have to make up her mind in september. new hampshire and iowa will begin out the process. they are nimble in terms of when they choose their dates. iowa has the republican chair, new hampshire has our secretary of state, bill gardiner, it's a nimble process. we didn't decide four years ago, until right at the thanksgiving holiday. these two states will continue to start off the process. what day? i don't know. >> host: when will that did decided then? >> much later. probably in ththen? >> much later. probably in the late fall. iowa typically puts together a date before new hampshire does. bill gardiner likes to

fox news -- early arizona primary could shake up the calendar. it's as if the governor of arizona, jan board, if she has her way could move the primary up to january. james pindell, what is it looking like for the primary calendar? guest: times are you spend all the time explain the states because it is probably no going to happen. the arizona governor has the capability to move the primary to whenever she wants, but she has to do it with 150 days notice. she would have to make up her mind by a september. new hampshire and iowa will begin the process. they are much more nimble. iowa has a republican chair. it is a nimble process. four years ago, we did not decide whethe new hashire primary would be until the thanksgiving holiday. these two states will start off the process. what day? i do not know. host: when will that be decided? guest: again, much later, probably late-fall. iowa before new hampshire. thus tt -- secretary of state is the last person. it is his duty. it is the state law. we have the first primary in the country. he is duty-bound by law. he usually makes his mind up sometime in the fall. host: will go to ellen, a republican in houston, te