. >> bill: john stossel, you know the name? >> um-huh. >> bill: he went out and asked younger people about me. roll the tape. >> who is this? >> bill o'reilly. >> no way. >> politician apolitician. >> he is that tv host. >> no idea. >> no idea? >> no. >> absolutely no idea. >> i don't know his name. i recognize him. he is a politician. i don't know. >> bill o'reilly. >> we win! >> bill: you win nothing. nothing at all. now, they all knew justin bieber. so i'm thinking about getting the hair -- well, i really can't do that, can i? >> no, you can't. you are fine. this is what i suggest to you. all right? i think you should go shoot some hoops with lebron james. you can take him. >> bill: no, i can't. >> boost your ego to get over. this it will take him down a couple of notches. >> bill: look. you may remember the famous

>> announcer: reporting from fox headquarters in new york, john stossel. john: where is america heading? the political left and right have two different visions for our future. the left wants more government. the right says, we should have less. you her the cries about -- bell, california, managers paid themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> shame on you. >> you are a crook yesterday, you are a crook today and you will be a crook tomorrow. john: maybe, they were arrested. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and

here now fox business anchor john stossel.a lot of reporting on the nation's public schools. would you send your kids? >> i didn't. there were some i would if i lived in the right place. >> bill: why didn't you send them. >> i live in manhattan where the public schools for the most part aren't very good and the private schools are. and i can afford to pay twice. >> bill: do you think there is a culture in america that is diminishing public school education right now? >> i don't think it's the culture. i think it's the system. it's a government monopoly. they always cheat their customers. they never improve. post office, the department of motor vehicles. and the same system for public schools. i mean, think if we bought groceries the way we pick our schools. we would soon be moving to the neighborhood but the good grocery store. i mean, it's crazy. and, yet, that's what is accepted with public schools? >> bill: what the problem in the school as far as you're concerned? is it bad teachers? bad students? apathy? what? >> wasted m

>> announcer: reporting from fox headquarters in new york, john stossel. john: where is america heading? the political left and right have two different visions for our future. the left wants more government. the right says, we should have less. you her the cries about -- bell, california, managers paid themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> shame on you. >> you are a crook yesterday, you are a crook today and you will be a crook tomorrow. john: maybe, they were arrested. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and

megyn: john stossel and his epic face-to-face with this union boss just ten minutes away. nance -- is nancy pelosi dragging down the democrats? she is now starring in 47 separate republican campaign ads, not to mention the ones she is in from the democrats. richard sock ka raoet tees -- socaretes up next with information on the speaker of the house. you were a big part f this. >> it's definitely overwhelming. to be a part of something so huge and be a part of saving 33 miners is just overwhelming. >> reporter: a lot of us don't know about the drilling technology. when we think about drilling it's kind of like a cork screw that we think about. what you guys do is something different, explain. >> basically like you were saying a cork screw is like a drill bit twisting the material out. with our bits here you're basically like a hammer on a piece of glass shattering it into many particles and then the air that comes out of the bits flushes it back up past the canister and gets it out a lot faster. you're not twisting. sometimes you might run into a rock when you're twisting a

john stossel, everybody. there he is at least is he honest.n we come right back, laura ingraham on two new republican political ads one by christine mcdonnell and another linda mcmahon in connecticut. mcmahon in connecticut. a lad ♪ for he's a jolly good fellow ♪ the meeting's tomorro in dals ♪ ♪ we need to finish tho projections ♪ ♪ then output the final presentations ♪ ♪ sally, i'm gonna need 40 copies, obviously collated ♪ wht's going on? when we're crunched for time, brad combines office celebrations with official business. it's about efficiency. [ courier ] we can help. wh you ship with fedex, you can work rht up until the lastinute. it gives you re time to get stuff done. that's a great idea. ♪ i need tspeak with you privately ♪ ♪ i found your resume on the printer ♪ everyone! ♪ i found your resume on the printer ♪ [ male announcer ] we understand.® you need a partner who gives you more time. fedex. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. bill o'reilly in the impact segment tonight, christine o'donnell has finally surfaced in delaware, putt

john stossel, everybody. there he is at least is he honest. we come right back, laura ingraham on two new republican political ads one by christine mcdonnell and another linda mcmahon in connecticut. a lad >> bill: thanks for staying with us. bill o'reilly in the impact segment tonight, christine o'donnell has finally surfaced in delaware, putting out her first political ad. >> i'm not a witch. i'm nothing you've heard. i'm you. none of us are perfect, but none of us can be happy with what we see all around us. politicians who think spending, trading favors, and back room deals are the ways to stay in office. i'll go to washington and do what you would do. i'm christine o'donnell and i approve this message. >> bill: here now fox news analyst laura ingraham author of the big best seller "the obama diaries." she looked very sincere there. >> she did. now, are you a good witch or bad witch, bill? >> bill: i'm a war lock. >> sister worse than the other one. remember the opening of that-connick scene thee started that ad and i thought for a second

john stossel takes a look. >> lots of people around here.le and most of them are poor. which raises the question, why is america rich? most countries around -- >> i asked people in times square. why is america rich? >> i wish i could really answer that. >> lots of people had no -- >> that's a really good question. i don't know. >> i thought some people had odd answers. >> because we're greedy. >> maybe because we're smarter than everybody else. >> really? but america is falling behind and handing over the title of land of opportunity to countries like canada. why is that? with us right now, the guy in the crowd, john stossel from the fox business network. good morning. >> maybe handing it over to canada is a little strong. if you look at the economic freedom list and this is the reason the countries are rich. if you're economically free, you get rich and we used to be up here. we have now fallen behind canada. >> these several organizations have ratings like this. it's the size of government, taxes, do you have a deed to your property that t

john stossel is host of stossel over on the fox business network and boy has he got some thoughts on this. you know, we hear more and more especially in this congress, from the democrats that we really need to raise taxes on the rich and that will help drive the numbers down, that's why they don't want to extend bush cuts for all americans. you say what? >> reporter: i say they might get $700 billion if nobody changed their behavior based on higher taxes but that is unlikely. people do change their behavior. it wouldn't raise that amount of money. in any ways it's not even going to touch the big problem, which is entitlements. by the way i thought it was 1.4 trillion but what is 200 billion. megyn: i thought it went up within the past day. >> reporter: in the past hour or two? okay. look at the history of us, this is america since the beginning of america, for most of the country government was less than 5% of gdp. only since lyndon johnson. megyn: what is that showing. >> reporter: this is spending per person, small, small, small, small, world wars. government spending, the great so

this is why i don't have a mustache, because you can see -- i look like -- i look like john stossel.r "dancing with the stars," you can see our next guest writing novels and solving crimes. just like it works in real life. the season three premiere of "castle" airs monday night at 10:00 here on abc. please welcome nathan fillion. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dr. phillon, how are you? >> jimmy. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> this is my -- this is my -- [ cheers ] thank you. this is my third time on your show. >> jimmy: oh, really? oh, all right. [ applause ] >> i think it's only appropriate i ask you, what are your intentions? >> jimmy: purely sexual. i'm going to be honest with you. >> i understand. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> i'm having a good time. >> jimmy: you're shooting the show right now? >> right now. i got off early. this is as close as i get to a vacation right now. >> jimmy: nice summer break? >> i did. we had a little -- we have a hiatus. that is always nice and lovely, and we don't get a lot of time off, it's kind of like summer vacat

john stossel beginning monday.3 players overseas. also, if you buy a copy of pinheads and patriots on billoreilly.com you get a great p & p tote bag free. it goes got a zipper and everything. thank you all for supporting the book, it remains a best seller. now to the mail: >> bill: you need to wise up fast patrick. wee2u afghanistan, pakistan, iraq, next up might be iran. this is not a fringe play. fill: >> i didn't apologize. i stand by them. i said if anyone didn't understand my position and took offense, i'm sorry about that and i am. it was not my intention to denigrate islam and i did not do that. some folks can't figure it out and i'm sorry about that as well. foolish comparison, mark with all due respect. individual crimes occur in all precincts. a holy war is just that, a war businessed upon theology. jihad is driving the terrorism. >> then you are misguided.xjqk÷ >> bill: sapid meaning pleasing to the mind. great word doctor happy birth a verse: >> bill: finally pinheads and patriots. sarah palin has a sho

john stossel beginning monday.ill send mp3 players overseas. also, if you buy a copy of pinheads and patriots on billoreilly.com you get a great p & p tote bag free. it goes got a zipper and everything. thank you all for supporting the book, it remains a best seller. now to the mail: >> bill: you need to wise up fast patrick. wee2u afghanistan, pakistan, iraq, next up might be iran. this is not a fringe play. fill: >> i didn't apologize. i stand by them. i said if anyone didn't understand my position and took offense, i'm sorry about that and i am. it was not my intention to denigrate islam and i did not do that. some folks can't figure it out and i'm sorry about that as well. foolish comparison, mark with all due respect. individual crimes occur in all precincts. a holy war is just that, a war businessed upon theology. jihad is driving the terrorism. >> then you are misguided.xjqk÷ >> bill: sapid meaning pleasing to the mind. great word doctor happy birth a verse: >> bill: finally pinheads and patriots. sarah pali

. >> bill: john stossel, you know the name?>> bill: he went out and asked younger people about me. roll the tape. >> who is this? >> bill o'reilly. >> no way. >> politician apolitician. >> he is that tv host. >> no idea. >> no idea? >> no. >> absolutely no idea. >> i don't know his name. i recognize him. he is a politician. i don't know. >> bill o'reilly. >> we win! >> bill: you win nothing. nothing at all. now, they all knew justin bieber. so i'm thinking about getting the hair -- well, i really can't do that, can i? >> no, you can't. you are fine. this is what i suggest to you. all right? i think you should go shoot some hoops with lebron james. you can take him. >> bill: no, i can't. >> boost your ego to get over. this it will take him down a couple of notches. >> bill: look. you may remember the famous moment when i interviewed barack obama and i wanted to play him one-on-one basketball. how many spots, it was 10. i will take that bet. lebron james, i would be in the hospital. because i just called him dumb. do you know wha

john stossel knows. john, great report. where are we at? can we be helped? like charlie brown and lucy is always saying this time, i'll really hold the football. the new group coming in says, oh, yeah, we'll be fist ccally responsible. the democrats have always said that and always increased spending. this time the tea party feels different. people talk about cutting spending. when you ask even tea party members, would you cut entitlements, would you cut the military? 62% say no. and there's no way to slow that horrible graph without cutting entitlements and probably the military, too. >> it's really interesting. if you say hey, put the retirement age up to 70. if you say hey, let's cut the center for disease control and do this, this and this. people don't necessarily jump on the bandwagon. we're seeing that on the u.k. now, too. they're starting to cut programs and once they cut, they say don't take it from me. >> don't take my program and entitlements is medicare and social security and that sounds like just squeezing the elderly. but a lot of the elderly

. >> newt gingrich, mike huckabee, john stossel, steve forbes.the message is? >> basically you have to look at what we're spending and how are we going to pay for this? we got two paths to go down, the one reagan stood for. >> brian: under reagan, do you want the days of big deficits? >> he had deficits, but nothing compared to what was going on today. the amount of spending. reagan spent $1.6 trillion in eight years. he created 28 million jobs. a huge difference from what's going on now. >> brian: what's also interesting, too, because if whoever comes in for president obama would be very similar to who came in for president carter. wasn't it very similar to the sentiment in the country and the attitude of this nation when president reagan took over from jimmy carter? >> you're exactly right. that's what we show in the contrast in the film when he took over. unemployment was in double digits. 70% interest rates. >> brian: you elected to not use footage in a documentary. you're using animation. why? >> i'm not normally a documentary film maker, so