we know what joe wilson said in his july 6th op-ed in "the new york times" was wrong. he said that he had been sent to africa to investigate the claim of the british intelligence that saddam hussein had attempted to acquire yellowcake uranium in africa by dick cheney. not true. he was wrong when he elected that his report would've come back shared with administration officials, the president, vice president at the highest levels of the white house. not true. when media adviser condi rice at block the president, that was not true. never even made it to the white house. wei said he tried to members of vice cheney's staff and they had assured him it had been blocked to the passage of the president, that was simply not true. he was wrong when he said he disapproved of the british claim. he never understood and never knew the basic of the british claim was. he said he was conclusive in attempting saddam had never do it. he came back and reported about a previously unknown accounts by saddam's people working through third-party to force the government to accept a trade deleg

a chapter called joe wilson and another chapter called anything for his scalp. president bush is absent from all of that. >> guest: no, he's in there. in fact, early on when to start to bubble up and become a matter of public controversy with the leak, it weakens the league in violation of federal law, that there is now an investigation underway into the circumstances around the valerie planes again becoming public. i went to the chief of staff in the white house counsel and said this is the contact i had with robert novak immediately and the president called me from the overlapped or visiting with him them and says tell me, which i did. now interestingly enough, the white house never knows about richard armitage's conversation with bob novak. it's unclear exactly when during the process of july, august, september 2003, secretary of state powell becomes aware of it. at the end of september he appears on abc news week and says in essence we don't know anything about this. postcode you dedicate this book to andrew, derby, lewis and breathe out. who they? >> and tu

the chapter called joe wilson and another chapter called anything for a scalp. president bush is absent from all of that. >> guest: know, he's in there. in fact, early on when this starts to bubble up, when it becomes a matter of public controversy with day lee, violation of federal law that there's an investigation into the circumstances around the valerie plame ne becoming public. i went to the chief of staff and white house counsel and said this is the contact i had with robert novak immediately and the president calls me from the oval office and says tell me which i did. interestingly enough the white house never knows about richard armitage's conversation with bob novak. it's unclear during the process of july or september, 2003 secretary of state powell becomes aware. at the end of september he appears on abc this week and says we don't know anything about this. >> host: you dedicate this book to andrew and darbee, lewis and reva. who are they? >> guest: they are my son and former wife and louis and rba are my parents. >> host: darby please save big part i

affair, a chapter called joe wilson and another chapter called anything or a scalp. president bush is absent from all of that. >> guest: he is in there. in fact early on, when the stars the bubble up and starts to become a matter of public controversy with a week, a elite infinitely a violation of federal law that there is now an investigation into the circumstances around valerie plame's name becoming public, i went to the chief of the staff in the white house counsel and said this is the contact i have with robert novak. and the president calls me from the oval and says tell me. and which i did. interestingly enough the white house never knows about richard armitage's conversation with bob novak. it is unclear exact we win the process of july, august and september of 2003 secretary of state powell becomes aware of it. at the end of september he appears on abc this week and says in essence we don't know anything about this. >> host: you dedicate this book to enter, derby, lewis and read the. >> guest: lewis and rebar my parents. >> host: derby plays a big role in th

last year what did you think the effect would be on joe wilson's career?undly criticized but on the far right joe wilson became a hero for screaming at the hero during a joint congressional session from the floor of congress. that lesson has not gone unnoticed by the latest very conservative member of congress to have shrieked out an epitaph at the top of his lungs in the middle of someone else's speech. texas congressman randy neugebauer admitted he screamed the words baby killer at congressman bart stupak on sunday night. >> those who were shouting out are out of order. >> common wisdom holds that the person who screamed baby killer in congress would look back on the incident with regret, he or she would be embarrassed. that common wisdom would be totally wrong. congressman neugebauer trying to use the indent to raise money for himself. >> hello. i'm randy neugebauer. this is my wife. last night a very historic vote took place on the floor of the house of representatives. not only did we see the government take over your health care but the lives of unbo

joe wilson and randy neugebauer are good people.to remember there's a certain decorum and respect and those members of course apologiz apologized for blurting out those remarks. >> those two incidents took place inside the capitol. let me show you jim clyburn today with something that happened outside of the capital. >> john lewis was called the n word more than once and two other members heard those words being used. when you look at the signs painted out there putting hitler like mustache on president obama and other things that carried double meanings, you know that much of this was not about heal care at all. all of this was about people who have been led to believe that for somebody else to get insurance coverage would take something from them. that's the craziest notion that i've ever heard but that's what people seem to feel. >> congressman, is it fair to hold the gop leadership for the conduct of some of the tea party activities outside that representative clyburn was just discussing? >> the tea party actors don't even repre

affair in a chapter called joe wilson. and another chapter called anything from a scalp. president bush is absent from all of that. >> guest: oh, no. he's in there. in fact, early on when this starts to bubble up -- when it starts to become a matter of public controversy with a leak, a leak incident, violation of federal law, that there's now an investigation underway into the circumstances around valerie's name becoming public. i went to the chief of staff and the white house council and said this is the contact that i had with robert novak, immediately. the president called me from the oval and says tell me. and which i did. now interestingly enough, the never knows about richard's conversation with bob novak. it's unclear exactly when during the process of september of 2003 secretary of state powell becomes aware of it. at the end of september, he appears on abc "this week" and says, in essence, we don't know anything about it. >> host: you dedicate to the book to andrew, darby, louis and reba. who are they? >> guest: m

. >> reporter: connolly believes joe wilson's famous scream of "you lie" during president obama's state of the union and shouter of "baby killer" during this past weekend's debate set the tone. >> i think some folks up here need to look in the mirror in terms of what they unleashed. >> reporter: ten congressman have been targeted. wednesday i asked the sergeant of arms at the senate whether his office received specific credible threats aimed at senators. >> yes, there has been. we are working with federal authorities on those. >> reporter: tonight we learned house minority leader join boehner is expected to address the threats of violence and actual violence tomorrow during his weekly press briefing. live at capitol hill, craig melvin. >> thanks, craig. >>> on the hill, health care front tonight. president obama signed an executive order affirming the ban on federal funding on abortions except in cases of rape, incest or if it threatens a woman's life. in virginia, governor bob mcdonnell signed a law that prohibits people in that state from being forced to purchase health care insurance

joe wilson, congressman from south carolina. ed hen rry standing by over at e white house. issa, republican congressman from california, debbie wasserman-schultz, democratic congresswoman from florida, they are here. we're going to assess what is going on on this historic day with them when we come back. ♪ wellbeing. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nuture it in your cat... with a full family of excellent nutrition... and helpful resources. ♪ purina cat chow. share a better life. >>> on this vote the ayes are 219, the nays are 219. the motion to concur in the senate amendment is adopted without objection the motion reconsiders laid on the table. >> david obey, the veteran congressman, chairman of the appropriations committee, sitting in the speaker's chair making the announcement that the health care bill has passed the house of representatives, 219-212. joining me now, two members of congress. republican darrell issa of california. democrat debbie wasserman-schultz of florida. congressman issa, it's a huge setback for the republicans right now. >> well,

most likely will become a favorite of conservatives after being at it like this perhaps reaching joe wilsons. david? >> nbc's luke russert on capitol hill. thanks as always. >> absolutely. >>> it is now time for the fastest three minutes of news. we are going down to the wire today with a river boat, a river boat fire, mike tyson, and seaweed. you got that? you ready? hit the clock. we start in georgia where a police dash cam captured the images of a hit-and-run. forest park police say a driver ran into a woman walking to work. this happened right in front of a police cruiser with its video system on. the woman who was hit walked away with minor injuries. police are still looking for the driver. >>> last week we promised to find out the truth behind this youtube video. well, it is real. the crash happened january 13th. the woman in the car stuck on the big rig bumper tells the british newspaper "the daily mail" the truck clipped her, spinning her car, and prompting it to get stuck on the front. when the driver finally noticed the woman and her car he was able to stop on the shoulder and inc

we've seen joe wilson be a darling and go from being a third stringer to being on the front of everyer for a few weeks. this is what happens in the political season. right now republicans are about obstructing progress. they'll do anything to make that happen. >> larry: is this damaging, ben, to democrats? >> i think it's damaging to everyone. a guest on your show that you've had a number of times, the very famous author linda fairstein who has a fabulous book out, "the hell gate, she says -- she was a sex crimes prosecutors for many years and she does a great job and she says the great majority of the sex crime allegati allegations, sexual allegations are made up. they're baloney. once somebody gets smeared with that, how do you disprove that? one guy says, he touched me inappropriately, how do you disprove that? that's very sad that it's going to have a part in wrecking the career of this man who served his country honorably in the navy and in the congress. that's terribly sad. >> larry: don't you think, mark, that some of these men at the party or the person who was groped, for wa

but if congressman "you like" joe wilson taught us anything, it's like you can't shriek like a affronteddler on the house floor while the cameras are running and not get found out. so after a period of brave, brave anonymity, the slanderer in brief ultimately had to out himself. he is randy neugebauer of texas. he admitted today it was he. who screamed "baby killer" during last night's debate, but he also said when he screamed "baby killer" at congressman bart stupak, he didn't actually mean to imply that bart stupak is a baby killer, no, no, why would you get that impression? what he says he meant is that health reform is a baby killer. the congressman apologized for the timing and tone of his comment. timing and tone were the least of the problems with some of the behavior by anti-health reform protesters outside the u.s. capitol building this weekend. for example, i don't know what is good timing or what's a more appropriate tone for threatening to stop health reform using guns. the sign from this weekend's protest at the capitol reads, warning, if brown, meaning scott brown, can't st

and congressman joe wilson yelled "you lie."ys republicans wants the people to die quickly. ed a lie stevenson was spat upon two months before president kennedy was assassinated there. so once again, megyn, as we continue to further report on this tense and historic weekend we encourage anyone with video or audio of these incidents to provide them to us at fox news. megyn: that can be done in a number of ways including ureport@foxnews.com. fresh after a victory on healthcare. some of the president's allies on capitol hill are reportedly eyeing another controversial issue. climate change. they call it cap and trade. critics call it a job killing energy tax calling it cap and tax. does this have a chance of going through? joining us brad blakeman. and bernard whitman. now we see sort of the din on capitol hill turning to climate change. john kerry saying now is the time. the president has the went in his back. we can get bipartisan support on this and push this through. is he right? >> he's wrong. i think the democrats are on a su

speakers today include minnesota republican congressman michelle balkmann and joe wilson. may remember wilson is the one who faye mousely yelled "you lied -- famously yelled "you lied" when the president was talking about healthcare reform. expected to address the crowd, actor jon voigt, the father of angelina jolie and dr. wills, against the healthcare reform bill. this is supposed to go until 1:30 in the afternoon or so. then this crowd, they are asking the crowd to go to office of members of congress. they passed out a code red list of members' offices, all democrats except for one -- it's several pages long -- with their office number and how they voted in the past and if they stated which way they'll vote this time. they will go to offices all afternoon, reconvene around 5:00 eastern time. maybe walk around the capital. they're not sure. maybe a candlelight vigil tonight. these aren't deficit plans yet. neil? >> neil: great job, molly. thank you as always. speaking of the tea partiers, normally would not connect the well acclaimed actor jon voight with tea partiers bu

this is the joe wilson argument. i'll deal first with the issue of illegals. and the house version of the bill is looser than the senate version of the bill. but when the president says we're not going to fund illegals, he's not right on that. the senate version is a little tighter but if you go to the language in the senate bill, it says essentially that it lowers the standards. we had an a standard under the medicaid standard which is close to the gold standard as far as the government is concerned, if an individual were going to sign up for medicaid, they would have -- they would have to prove their citizenship by providing a birth certificate and a couple of supporting documents or a series of nationalization paper that would allow people to sign up and receive medicaid benefits. but when this house under the leadership of speaker pelosi changed the language under schip, the state children's health insurance program, which i called socialized clinton-style hillary care for illegals and their parents, when they changed that language, they lowered the standa

for some of the stories about charlie with wilson as a friend -- charlie wilson as a friend and i'm glad my colleague from texas, joe barton, here, and sheila jackson lee, because charlie had some stories that we couldn't tell on the floor of the house, but i'm going to tell you some of the good ones. he survived by his wife, barbara, and his sister sharon alison. charlie told me many times, like he told other members, he credited his wife, barbara, with saving his life. because it got him off a lot of things that he shouldn't have been on to begin with. in having seen him many times after he left congress, charlie was still charlie. charlie entered politics as a teenager. he began by running a campaign against his nextdoor neighbor, a city council member in trinity, texas. his dog entered that neighbor's yard, he was also a city council member and the council member retaliated by mixing glass in the dog's food and causing fatal internal bleeding. and being a farmer's son, charlie was able to get a driver's permit at age 13 and so he was going to pay that council member back, so he drove 96 people to the polls on th

wilson of the clay county sheriff's office. captain david centers, chief of detectives with the clay county sheriff's office. lieutenant joeoochi, robbery homicide division. dan ma, robbery homicide and detective ken west, the lead detective on the somer thompson case. there are many other agencies and individuals who assisted us in the various stages of the search for somer and the follow-up investigation. some of who are here today. >> this is the law enforcement authorities now announcing that they are charging gerald harold, 24 years old, with the kidnapping and murder of somer thompson. she was last seen walking to her orange park home with her sister and brer brother. her body was found two days later. harold's roommates turned over a computer that had sexual images of children, so they had a lead on this guy in the first place. now, they are charging him with this little girl's kidnapping and murder. >>> back to that big deal from the white house now, a deal with the united states and russia to reduce the nuclear threat globally and put a stop to the arms control races. let's go to mike viqueira. can you be specific

joe krebs. >> and i'm barbara harrison. happening today, the d.c. council is deciding whether to cencure marion barry for directing to a girlfriend. this is tracee wilkins outside the wilson building downtown and has more on that. tree. >> good morning, barbara. these are the three recommendations the council will be taking a look at. some of this deal with the censureships and some deal with the county. just a few minutes ago, we spoke with councilmember -- or council chair gray and asked him about this decision to move forward with the possibility of censuring the former mayor of washington, d.c. after an eight-month probe into allegations that councilwoman marianne barry misused funds, today the city council is expected to take formal action against the former mayor. >> the council will be faced with the proposition of ignoring the findings of an investigation that we authorized, and i can't imagine people would want to do that. >> barry came under fire again after it was found that he awarded a $15,000 contract to his girlfriend. he also is accused of taking kickbacks in return. last week barry apologized for his actions. >> i apologize for my actions and for causing

steve nelson of the state attorney's office, major jimmy wilson of the clay county sheriff's office, captain david sinders, chief detective. joe buchi. sergeant dan molla, robbery homicide. sergeant wayne mckinney, robbery/homicide and detective ken west, the lead detective on the somer thompson case. there are many other agencies and individuals who assisted us in the various stages of the search for somer and the follow-up investigation. some of who are here today. but this group i just recognized were with us here at the clay county sheriff's office from day one until today. in my 36 years in law enforcement, i have never seen this many agencies work together for this long with such harmony. this is a testament to the professionalism and focus on the mission this team has. our charges filed today against jarred harrell, allege he contacted somer as she was walking home from october 19th, passing by the house where he lived on gaino avenue. we have evidence that will show he assaulted somer and killed her and dumped her body in a dumpster which ultimately ended up in a landfill in folkston, georgia, where it was recovered. h