she said that john fox business. starting in september she wants it done by the first half of 2014. what you say that? >> well, that is a big issue, but not a big deal in my mind. but if we face down quantitative easing, we are risking another sectton. to some extent the economy has become addicted to easy money policies. but we do need to get out of this. gerri: peter, thank you for coming on the show. we appreciate it. >> take your. re's your question tonight.what inflation a reality in your life? blog on gerriwillis.com and vote on the right-hand side of the screen i will share the results at the end of the show. we have more this hour, including tips on keeping your pet from being stolen. and fitness wristbands seem to be the rage. but when you put all of your medical data in your device, where does it go? we will tell you coming up next this mans about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy ousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally t

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john: don't laugh. i think jamie foxven not in character would personally defend the white house. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i put my life in jamie fox's... well, i don't know about that. >> john: i met your daughter back stage. she's a delightful creature. how is it bringing up daughters in new york? >> it's very hard. john: there was this one moment this weekend i was walking past a playground. what do you call those in america? >> a playground. john: potato, potato. and there were these two little girl standing outside one of them was dressed up in their dress with a nice handbag and little braids in her hair. she turned to the one next to her and looked really angry and said you told me this was going to be dressy. at a playground. that's a lot of pressure for a child. >> well, my daughter back stage is wearing a shirt that said brave men run in my family. >> john: you have an awesome daughter. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you john: i really appreciate it. white house down. >> go see white house down. [ cheer

all right now on "fox news sunday." >> john: and hello again from fox news in washington. we will get to the situation in egypt in a moment. first, the latest on that deadly crash landing in san francisco. a national transportation safety board team arrived early this morning to begin its investigation into the crash of asiana flight 214. the boeing 777 slammed into the runway on saturday morning, killing at least two people and injuring dozens more. our adam housely is at san francisco international airport and joins us with the latest on the crash. good morning, adam. >> good morning, john. the california ntsb team was here within hours and then joined by the washington, d.c. team overnight. they had a chance to get out there and gate preliminary look as their investigation is now well underway. two black boxes have been recovered in good condition. they have already been flown back to washington, d.c. and are being analyzed and will help guide the investigation. they also tell us when you look at the fuselage and that wreckage it is amazeing that so many people walked a

. >> and joining me now, john roberts, in for chris wallace this week on fox news sunday. od to see you, john. >> good morning. good to see you, too. it's been a while. >> we had double boxes yesterday with the pro-morsi and the anti-morsi protesters. and the crowds may be a little less today. nevertheless, a lot of people there on both sides. where do these folks see this going? >> well, i mean, the only thing right now that's certain about egypt is the uncertainty as to where this is going. and you just don't know. will there be more violence like there was on friday? will elements of the muslim brotherhood and islamic militants take a greater hand in protesting what has happened in egypt? which more and more people, including ambassador john bolton, who was a frequent visitor on this network, say obviously was a military coup. and how should the u.s. respond to all of that? senators corker and reid say as you say there the best thing the u.s. can do is try to be a calming influence. that may work with one side. certainly the other side's not likely to listen to anything

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earlier, i sat down with john roberts who is in for chris wallace on "fox news sunday." so much uncertain in egypt today. hutwo key guests from the senate to talk about the u.s. role -- should we have one? >> senator corker and senator reid. the one thing that is certain about egypt is the amount of uncertainty. beyond that, it's anybody's guess. they could name a new prime minister to take over without one of the parties who was supportive of morsi going, saying, no, we are not going to work with this guy. you have to pick somebody else. senators corker and reid both said the u.s. should be a calming influence over the region. now, they may be able to do that in terms of the egyptian military because we give them an awful lot of money. but there is a free for all between the anti-morsity and pro-morsi forces and how do you inject any kind of calming influence, particularly on the morsi side and islamic militants

. >> now from the fox news headquarters in new york. john stossel. >> we start with miyth number 7 because americans are so fat it's government's job to help us eat better. >> changing old habits is never easy. >> no, it is not. >> the first lady says to change behavior. >> it's going to take government doing test pait's part. >> if michelle obama wants to inspire us by exercising on the white house lawn that's great. >> it is not banning as much but simply the cup you can use. >> amerimayor says he wants cups size made illegal. >> this is the single biggest step any city has taken to curve obesity. >> i can buy two of these or i can go to a supermarket and buy one of these. how does this curb obesity? >> the mayor also is proud he forced every chain restaurant clearly post every calorie counts. >> there were more than a few skeptics but reforms are recognized as national models. >> sadly that's true. under obama care all big chains will have to postal recounts even though they don't work. a study by professor's new york university and yale

in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. >> shannon: questions abound in egypt.ho will be in power when the dust settles and what role will the u.s. play? america gives egypt a billion and a half dollars a year and now some in washington say we need to stop sending money until we know who we are giving it to. i'm shannon bream live in washington. federal investigators were trying to figure out how a jetliner crashed while landing in san francisco, killing two teenagers and injuring more than 180 others. for now, the ntsb says everything is on the table. get to adam housely live. >> the press conference this morning now postponed until 1:30 local time this afternoon. that will be with san francisco officials and the ntsb. they were originally going to have separate conferences and now they will have it together. i just saw investigators inside the terminal. they headed back out there this morning. they were there again last night late. had the spot lights on the fuselage and went back to the hotel for a few hours with the idea they would go out when the sun came u

. >> john: just when you thought fox couldn't get any dumber. it's the interview that's blowing up on the worldwide web, so stick around. ç] you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> john: in tonight's edition so that happened, a fox news fail of epic proportions happened when their religion correspondent, which is funny in a minute, interviewed the author of "jesus and his time." >> you're a muslim, why did you write a book about the founder the conservative. >> to be clear i'm a scholar of religions with four degrees one in new testament and fluency of biblical greek, who also just happ

is not mobile that could be one possible explanation now john stossel of fox news network said that if americans could get the same amount off of an unemployment check that they can working a lower wage job than the often choose not to take up that low wage job they think that's the case i think there is a bit of decision there people have a lot of options and there's government help and they can simply take the decision to take a government check we had an extension a record extension of unemployment benefits and i think that condition the population that you know just rely on the concern for the check not necessarily on mcdonald's i wouldn't say that it's necessarily conditioning the population in any way i think that there are a lot of cities that show that people would prefer to be working rather than be on the government dole but as you said there are people who who are underwater in their homes meaning they owe more than they're they owe more in their debt than their home is worth so they can't really sell another thing is that the jobs that people are looking for are often very

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he told john roberts on fox news sunday the longer the house waits to act, the more pressure it will face. >> this has the potential for being one of the greatest civil rights movements we've ever seen. i could see at the end of the summer a million people on the mall in august asking for the bill, and who is going to be on stage, not the usual subjects but the bishops, evangelicals, business leaders. >> pressure, a threat? what would you call it. elizabeth, some people on the hill as you saw with senator schumer trying to pressure speaker boehner in the house. how is he reacting? >> that's right. they are rejecting that prediction. boehner says they will draw up their own legislation reflecting the majority in the chamber as well as the american people. a spokesman gave a statement saying the speaker and entire house republican leadership has been perfectly clear on this point, the house will not simply take up and pass the senate bill. our legislation will reflect our principles, particularly on border security. wishful thinking, frankly, is not a strategy for getting a bill to the

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. >> john: speak of getting older, older seems to be the demographic for our friends at fox news. for six of the last eight years fox has had a median age of 65 plus for the average viewer in their daytime hours and 65 plus for the average viewer in their prime time hours. we're all friends at fox news. >> i happen to be a particularly good friend of fox news but listen, it's not -- fox certainly is at the high end of the rate. but anybody who doesn't understand that my generation began television and my generation will end television. distribution will be different. you're just missing the facts. i knew this would be the case the day they took boston legal off the air. if you looked at their ratings they were doing great with the older demo but they pulled it because it didn't have the younger -- >> john: you said your 50s weren't hard? my god. >> it was so silly. older people do change products, buy different cars. this old thing of people won't change except for their socks and sandals after they're 50 years old is nonsense. >> john: i don't think fox is worried. they're never

. >> reporter: john boulton is a fox news contributor. >> it was that attack, tragically, that made us realize that we were in a war. and that the way to deal with international terrorism was to treat it as you would treat an active aggression again the united states by a hostile power. >> reporter: but the rise of barack obama was part of an emphatic turning away of bush foreign policies. bush's global war on terror vanished from the presidential vocabulary. the middle east and all of its problems would be managed through smart diplomacy. >> thank you. >> reporter: obama began what his critics called an apology tour and in a june 2009 speech in cairo, he suggested bush's freedom agenda for the muslim world was a clumsy overreach. >> no system of government can or should be imposed by one nation by any other. >> reporter: and then came portentious stirrings from the middle east that caught obama by surprise. america stood by as iran's green revolution was brutally suppressed. then an uprising in tunisia, followed by a popular revolt against mubarak. the arab spring would present the pr

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john mccain and charles schumer together only on fox news sunday.hen we'll example prospects in the republican led house. >> we're not going to bring up the senate bill. we're going to do it in our own way because we wanted to make sure we get the stuff right. >> we'll discuss with two key congressman mario and trey gowdy. and key rulings from the supreme court. >> that is not enough. it's got to go nationwide! >> we'll ask our panel what is next for same-sex marriage. all right now on fox news sunday. >> john: after much debate it secured a victory in the senate with the passage of bill giving millions of immigrants to eventually become u.s. citizens, it has long road to go before it becomes the law of the land the ballot moves to the house as they propose a pathway to citizenship. joining us are two members of the gang of eight responsible for drafting the senate bill, john mccain of arizona he is in jerusalem and charles schumer of new york. let me start with you senator mccain. after years are going after this, after suffering the slings and arr

john moraga. mike goldberg, joe rogan. this is fox ufc saturday. our main event of the evening for the ufc's flyweight championship. demetrious johnson, john moraga. our championship rounds are coming up next. >>> championship rounds. john moraga, demetrious johnson. washington's own looking to defend the title for the second time. he defeated joseph benevides to become the first ever flyweight champion. defendeded it. >> good kick to the body by the champion. >> now has taken john moraga down six times. >> d.j. takes him down. again let's see if demetrious goes for that kimura and keeps going for it again over and over again on the left arm. ties down the left arm and goes for the double rip-off position. >> looking for a guillotine here. >> looking for a choke if he can get the left hip on the inside of the left arm. spins to the back. >> excellent control by d.j. going to get a kick to the body for his troubles. >> nice kick. moraga would love to figure out a way to change the way the fight is going. so far it is going all mighty mouse. significa

john roberts, fox news. >>> the obama administration has said it more than once, republicans are usingscandals to make the focus off the nation's economic problems. what scandals are they talking about? we now know the irs is one for sure. it is a texas-sized showdown between attorney general eric holder and the lone star state over voting laws. a fair and balanced debate on that. >>> and a holocaust memorial shouldn't be allowed on government property. >>> all of that and regulation nation, new trucking regulations that could end up costing us all more at the store. li >>> washington is watching a violent weekend in egypt. the country's interim president has just given the prime minister the power -- the streets of cairo are crowded today but so far no reports of violence, unlike yesterday where 72 people died. >> reporter: tensions continue to mount in egypt as does the death toll. at least 70 people have been killed. hundreds were also injured. this all comes when the egyptian military opened fire on people, demonstrations, by people in support of mohammed morsi. a power that potent

fox news's john roberts has been following the story. john, obviously a lot of people have a hard time having too much sympathy for bp but are they getting fleeced at this point? >> you're reading my mind, melissa. it is tough to have any sympathy for bp. but situation is raising a lost eyebrows you mentioned the amount bp paid ou already. the could go up several billion more that the new settlement bp claims is spinning out of control. last year it entered into a new agreement toompensate businesses in the states surrounding gulf area and oil spill for profits that they lost in 2010, the year of the spill but bp complains that the way this new claims administrator, patrick juneau, is interpreting the rules, a lot of business, some hundreds of miles from e gulf are getting millions of dollars for claims completel unrelated to the oil spill. the former solicitor general ted olson is representing bp on this. this is at he told me. >> this system has gone completely off the tracks because the claims administrator is defining terms so loosel

follow this story live on fox news channel and of course updates on your local fox. ♪ john: before we debate over immigration, let's celebrate the success story. 40 percent of america's biggest companies were founded by immigrants or their children. apple, budweiser, colgate, ibm, mcdonald's. in the high-tech field it is 60%. well, a new cpany may be the next monster success. i don't know, but she is already earning millions commanding a magazine called one of america's coolest young entrepreneurs. >> i don't know why one caught but i believe that i work hard and. i like making things happen. john: your company is this and marketing group. you advise companies. >> the marketing, full-service marketing firm. john: and you went to school. you came here when you were a years old. >> nine years old. john: nine years old. your father drove a cab and your mom or to attract any shop. >> my parents left very -- a very successful family business beckham. it worked very hard. i went from having lots of family surrounding me and being gutted on to being a latchkey kid. i was responsible for my a

fox 5, john henrehan will splaifn thexplain the politics. >> reporter: a bill hasas passed the senates activities are urging proponents of immigration reform to only on support legislation that explicitly offers protection to same sex couples and one of those couples held a symbolic ceremony right among the group lobbying for immigration reform. >> the women who are in a committed same sex relationshipp are 28 years old. her partner has just graduated from law school, but she came to this country from fiji as a child, until last month the t supreme court decision strikingt down the defense of marriage act even legally married same sex couples did not have a right toi get a green card and eventuallyy citizenship for the noncitizenin partner. she is facing deportation and de that is a factor on the couple's decision to marry. >> she is going through removalo proceedings, she was up nights crying about it and she wants ts keep us together. this is a big part of why we're doing this. >> reporter: in the pews ofws f the lutheran church the deformation, sat dreamers, mostly teenagers and yo

go to fox news.com, john will be back on monday and i am sure he will share that with us. >> appreciateamerica lives starts right now. >> this is a fox news alert. new questions for the white house after remarks that president obama made after meeting with the world's communist leaders. he sat down with the vietnam's president and spent times to advance our relationship. president obama appeared to commriment the late communist dictator. the vietnam war leader was inspoired by none other than our founding fathers and documents. listen. >> the president shared with me a copy

liz: exclusive only to fox business. john will be coming up.ga here for a is being here. unfortunately not all stocks are reporting bad earnings are doing well. zynga is example of that. those figures could be ignored. >> everybody thought online gambling would be the lifeline for zynga. it will stick with social gaming and "farmville" and words with friend. they had their users dropping off. that's not good news for them ultimately. by the way positive for the week for the dow. five out of six weeks of gains. liz: we should make a big deal of that all major indices turned positive here. not bad. jcpenney looked pretty good. 2:00 p.m. eastern time it got an afternoon bump as one hedge fund manager cut his short position. he closed out of it. you saw the spike midday and when david einhorn said we're done. we made our money. >> the company made a lot of money last year. this year it is down 16%. finally, said we're out. [closing bell ringing] david: when even einhorn gives up on the shorts you know the market is serious about growing more. the b

mcfarland and fox news contributor john bolton. low-level talks but a beginning and now there is some movement? >> at the end of the day i don't think it goes anywhere as the world fights with each other 2500 years but the opportunity cost is like the houses on fire the roof is falling in in the basement is flooded but they go to the pool house if the situation is it going to change syria or egypt i think it is far more serious this another round of negotiations which have a very low likelihood of success to. >> but that a superpower is capable to carry out that diplomacy at a time? >> yes when i watched henry kissinger settle that diplomacy it really takes the focus of the entire administration and presidency to deal with this situation. if not you are not focused on the foreign policy problems. i don't think it will succeed but i wish him well. >> voting to release 104 palestinian prisoners with other conditions attached for your thoughts? >> it is the calculus of the prime minister netanyahu is better for him to pay the price ba

john: hang on. your students sued the dark in half. >> wondering the same shirt. hn: uses the bars features women more for her cat. >> foxiness all of those. john: that these places also women are fuzzier. it takes more time. >> the interesting thing is we get the hair dresser for hillary clinton. john: a share herders is that. he just billy people into forming. of the rise to have to preview the. >> what value do something. john: ladies night band purse but actually, that's been done in the great majority of states. offering cheaper drinks to women because mostly guys were going. there have a half more women. [applause] >> of the men now cropping. in state after state after state they have ruled that it's illegal. >> the history of government is promises to do given tonight. from the pharaoh's some to the monarchs a, the severe here to help you they cause major wars and concentration camps. all of this. we abolished -- the next up is the tyrannical state. theext step from that is a more dictatorial state >> abolish government? >> restrain it, just like the founding fathers did. john: personal injury lawyers went to cour

f5 networks' ceo and president john mcadam joining me from seattle in a fox business exclusive. e we get into the details, john, i want our viewers to know you're in nine of the ten fortune ten companies, so huge names here. ten out of ten top auto companies, tons of airlines. everybody needs your product. why? >> yeah. what we're doing is we deliver applications. we used to say across the internet, but now with all the trends like the cloud and mobile mobility, we really deliver applications anywhere, thit to anyone. so if you're using a mobile device and are testing an application, you're probably using our product. you mentioned airlines, if you're taking money in online banking, using an atm, social networking, there's a good chance we're managing and deploying the application and making it secure and optimizing it. liz: i mean, you guys are doing everything. are you food? can i eat it? [laughter] it's unbelievable. we just put up an application delivery controller. this is one of your top devices, and in essence, just to make it simple, these devices are placed between the f

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fox business's john stossel sees eerie similarities between our country and the roman empire right before fall in fact. he is not the only one who thinks the days of america's hoginy might be coming to an end. a recent pew survey, just a majority of americans, 47% think we'll keep our lead over china as a global superpower if we haven't lost it already. very appropriate that we start with this story the fall of detroit. is this the direction we're going in? >> yes, america is going the way of detroit. you talk about the fall, it already fell. this is just the legal technicality that will help them cut the losses. >> in detroit, not america as a whole? >> in detroit. melissa: yeah. >> are you talking about are we going to fall behind china, i say, who cares? do people in britain suffer because america became richer? i don't think we need to win but, when i say rome -- melissa: not fall apart ourselves? rome wasn't about falling hyped somebody else. rome collapsed of its own accord. the barbarians didn't do it. they spent and spent and tried to appease the masses by bribing them with free g

ambassador to the united nations and a fox is contributor john bolton. great to have you here.s following the proud traditn which you are one of the most distinguished examples. how do you feel? >> she will be confirmed. not think there's any question. she said in her prepared testimony she would be a blunt and outspoken cmpionor american values. demoats and republicans, that's great. i was up their pay heed you can't have both in and his ambassador in the un. you will be a blood an outspoken champion of american values, and that's not diplomatic. i'm glad to see this debate result. lou: it's amusing. senator revealed is amused. everne watching. the senator tried to get the nominee to respond to the language he h used for your help her career. fundental. she is apparently, he a fundamental transportation overvalues, thinking, policies and perhaps this will influence the entire obamadministration. >> it happensllhe time, no questionbout it. i think it's going to be very disillusioning when she arrives of the united nations. she also said in the testimony, theay the security coui

>> john: we hear a lot about dog whistle politics used against president obama. well last week fox news nation's website turned the dog whistle to a wolf call. obama-backed muslim brotherhood president. overthrown egypt. obama was the democratically elected president of the country. but our extremely conservative religious folks really don't like their extreme conservative religious folks over there. they like their fundamentalists as long as it's us, and not them. they demand a separation of mosque and state over there. we have our own christian brotherhood, only they're not very christian and a lot of them don't like brothers. but it's hard to compare the right wing america to right wing of the middle east because they have a lot of in common. they claim they're on god's side and it makes it difficult for everyone else on planet earth. they all hate each other and they don't care how how many of us get killed in their cross fires. there are five little things that unite all these different fundamentalists no matter the religion. number one, the gay thing. no matter what you're fa

. >> eric: fox business network's john stossel he has an answer.e amazing? >> sadly. rome lasted quite a long time compared to us, but the arrogant rulers and currency devaluation. our rulers don't have brothels in the white house and don't execute senator's wives who don't attend orgies but we grow government and we are danger. >> eric: what was the turning point in rome? it goes on in many governments. there is corruption and politics, powerful people taking more power and trying to buy off the people by giving them stuff. what is the straw? >> the straw in rome's case the barbarians came and burned rome. it really wasn't the barbarians, rome was already collapsing because of its own weight. subsidized grain and olive oil. vast shows in the coliseum. >> eric: that is where we are. trillions of dollars a debt. >> nobody knows what that is and when it goes bad it happens suddenly. one difference, one good e have the tea party movement. one thing is we have a free press and talking back and more awareness of this problem. so we can fight this. >> er

. >> john bolt ton is a fox news contributor. >> it was that attack that made us realize that we werea war. the way to deal with international terrorism is way to treat as an active aggression by a hostile power. >> but the rise of barack obama was part of an emphatic turning away from the bush foreign policies. >> bush's global war on terror vanished from the presidential vocabulary, the middle east would be managed through smart diplomacy. >> thank you. >> obama begin what critics called an apology tour, in the june 2009 speech in cairo, he suggested that bush's freedom agenda for the muslim world had been a clumsy overreach. >> no system of government can or should be imposed by one nation, by any others. >> within weeks that have cairo speech came stirrings from the middle east that seemed to catch obama by surprise. america stood by as iran's green revolution was brutally suppressed. then an uprising in tunisia followed by a row volt egyptian strong man hosni mubarak. arab spring would present the president with a defining policy crisis. in march 2011 he addressed the people in w

zero chance that that is true for reasons that we can discuss if you want, they were not leon fox, but john boehner was asked about it on meet the press. to president was asked about it by george stephanopoulos and at that point he said this is getting in the way of governing. this the arrangement has worked its way into the marrow of the campaign in a way that is harmful. that is when he went and was in chicago and rummaged through his grandmother's possessions and found the birth certificate and i tell that story too. the degree of heat has a racial componentatred has a racial component but it is very important but it is unfair to critics of obama to say everybody who hate tim is doing so for reasons related to race. i don't believe that is true. people hate him for all kinds of reasons and they are not always related to race but they are also not never related to race. i try to go through and show how people like rush limbaugh really, he has a history of racism. beginning on a radio everyday, not a lot of people who actually take the time to write down what he says but when you pull it t