not surprisingly, john stuart have had the best commentary on what is going on. there are so many attacks on women's health. we talked about this on my show today. last year, states enacted a record number of abortion restrictions. in all 50 states combined, we are talking. legislators introduced more than 1100 provisions. in 2010, it was 950. 68% of these provisions restrict access to abortion services. yesterday, bob mcdonnell signed a bill that requires women to have the ultrasound's prior to having an abortion. this was supposed to be a transvaginal ultrasound. 300 women's rights groups to to the streets of the capitol in richmond, va., on saturday and they were matched by cops. i saw a little girl that was on the steps with about 10 cops. a protest is taking place as we speak in idaho over a similar law. in alabama, one of the ultrasound bills can be and is president of the company that sells the equipment to do the ultrasound. you have to follow the money. there are connections to the american legislative exchange council, when you fall and connect the dots

president obama will appear in new hampshire and then in new york to tape an appearance with john stuarttt romney will speak at a foundation dinner in the big apple. we will get more details on their schedule from tahman bradley. >> with less than three weeks until election day, the presidential contenders have intensified their efforts to court and decided women voters. >> my mom was a single mom. >> a single mom doesn't know whether they will be able tfootto put food on the table. >> mitt romney has narrowed the gap. mr. obama yesterday touted the equal pay measures signed into law and attacked his republican rival for not supporting it. >> a young woman graduates and should get equal pay for equal work. that should be a simple question to answer. when governor romney was asked about it his campaign said we will get back to you. >> romney says women have suffered under president obama and he will do more to help them. >> there are 3.6 million more women in poverty today than when the president took office. this president has failed american women. >> under fire from democrats but for p

when we did the program at the communication convention i brought a clip of john daly or john stuart on a daily show, really lampooning her speech that she gave after in response to president bush's last state of the union. anyone given a response to the state of the union is someone who is perceived as an undercover party. it was not well done. i am seeing some heads shaking and john stuart had a great time lampooning that speech and a lot of other people agree with that. from a communications perspective she was not that inspirational but kansas wasn't going to bring anything to the ticket for john kerry. that was a lot of what was written in 2004. she is not going to bring a lot here and that was true. and she had no foreign policy experience and when i talked to her she said the thing that made the difference in joe biden versus her was foreign policy experience and she agreed that was the essential. she had several strikes against her but she was a good cabinet secretary. who knows where that might take her in 2016. >> and our third is senator nancy katzenbaum. >> she was the fi

the democracies of the world have because they were created after each hundred sixty one when john stuart mill invented the idea then we could have multiple political parties but that would take an initiative driven from something much deeper than either the democratic or republican parties it would take a real real grassroots effort because those parties are going to everything they can to stop that from happening yeah it's hard to imagine that such a significant huge change would happen without sort of a major taking to the street i guess by a whole lot of this is citizens here i mean can you foresee such a tipping point happening if the republicans win this election. if they put into place the policies that they're talking about there's a reasonable certainty that we will see an incredible economic crash here in the united states sometime in the next two three four years and if that happens if we find ourselves back in the one nine hundred thirty two position and people are looking back at the last eight ten twelve years of political dirty tricks with discussed then i think that there'

>> john stuart will eat a bill reilly's liver. >> what is the protocol for to people about the debateg the indexthing? there'll be an hour of debate. >> i wanted to work on speed. i chased a chicken around the studio. the moderator will be easy hill. >> you have to remember for stewart and his 18 writers. >> cannot wait. bring it on. one of the most popular events is back this week. it will be serving it up for the next three days. more than 70 area restaurants will fill up five city blocks offering a variety of tastings. there'll be live music as well. iran's from monday from noon to 7:00. for more information go to the tasteofdc.org. >> meanwhile, students are marching in support of the maryland a dream act. it would allow illegal immigrants to pay in state tuition of their parents have paid taxes and attended maryland schools. participants are walking from the multi-cultural center to the university of maryland in college park. students will close out the march by sharing their personal stories on campus. >> coming up, however, in pain remedy is being linked to a massive outbreak o

we have this crazy debate saturday night with john stuart.ach other] >> at george washington university. five minute but you see it on the net for $5 so even new will pony up the five. what it is is half the money we get goes to charity from the rumble and it is saturday night and day:00 and the rumble 2012.com is where you get it and give you can't you can watch when you want. stuart: you are a good man. >> don't ruin my image. stuart: no matter what they say. i appreciate it. don't miss tomorrow night fox business special coverage of the debate at 8:00 p.m. with neil cavuto. a new effort to hold banks responsible for the financial crisis. new york attorney general filed a civil fraud lawsuit against j. p. morgan of mortgage-backed securities packaged and sold by bear stearns. later this hour judge andrew napolitano joins us. is it the latest case of an overzealous prosecutor going after an unpopular target? 10:33 find out for sure. impact on j. p. morgan stock? nicole: stock is to the downside with j. p. morgan selling off went the rest of

i also have the distinction that i read and commented on stewart -- john stuart's book. no one has come after me today. the biggest incendiary, you should have read the draft i read. i am one of the few lawyers who practices in front of the supreme court who did not file a brief in the fisher case. let's begin by remembering that fisher is a concrete lawsuit and not an academic debate about the values of affirmative-action. the question in this case is the university of texas violated the equal protection clause in connection with undergraduate admission programs and abigail fisher when she was injured by what the university of texas did? i want to start by explaining a little more than stuart did about the admission program and what it is supposed to do and what it is not supposed to do and what it does or doesn't do so we have the top 10%. this guarantees anyone who graduates in the top 10% of their high school class in texas, admission to the university of texas. it does not get you into your preferred academic program. if you want to be in business, you guarantee som

[talking over each other] stuart: could you win an election as a politician, that was -- john: i was will do it this time. [talking over each other] stuart: you could not win with that in this day and age. he would be pumped to death by the opposition. john: i would like to hear him say it. i shouldn't have spent so much. i will do better. this time i will cut. i really will. stuart: this is your show tonight. political propaganda, vitriol and truth telling. you can watch it at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox business network. the show is called stossel, john stossel delivers at 9:00. a failure at the federal trade commission and it gets personal. i have had it with those calls on my man line. my take on the do not call list is next. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know howo dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because on national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, busine pro. yes, it is.

it is unseemly -- stuart: greed is the nature of your program tonight. johnost. stuart: your premise his 3 is the. a good thing. tracy: it is drive, not greed. john: and leaned self-interest. tracy: maybe they would like it better. stuart: i'm told to rack. you people are being greedy with my time. you are up. all right. i bring good news. it is rare, but it is from the housing sector. let's not get carried away but i have good news. that is next. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> here's what is going on. looks like one of those things on local access tv where you see the state lottery guys falling the bouncing ball with numbers on it but what happened last week is according to dow jones, you have a

from the al smith dinner, an appearance by president obama on comedy central's the daily show with john stuart[video clip] >> how many times a week does he show up in a wet bathing suit to a meeting? >> we had to stop it. we have to put tiles down. but i have to say, he looks pretty good. >host: that is president obama n comedy central with jon storage. he also made comments about libya. we will look at where the candidates stand on foreign policy, foreign affairs and campaign 2012. for now, we are looking at humor. and what role you think plays. does it help or the track to the image you have of him? kentucky, on our line for independents. caller: my comment is but i do not really care for it. i think it just cheapens the issues. they are very serious to people out your suffering. and it just strikes me as fodder for the rich and wealthy. what else do they have to do but laugh at all of us poor people at our expense. it is just indicative of our culture that does not care for one another. thank you. host: florida on our line for democrats, ana. caller: hello. i am really happy about seeing th

john stuart made the comparison. mitt romney is the coyote. the road runner who paints the tunnel on the rock and romney runs into it. >> bill: arnold down in lake city florida. he's down there getting boca raton ready for the next debate. what do you say arnold? >> caller: hey bill. >> bill: your cell phone is a little scratchy this morning. >> caller: the news organizations, they have no shame at all man. they do everything -- it looks like they work for the republicans. that darrell issa, he says everything but the right thing. it turned out to be nothing but a bunch of junk. when they were in charge when 9-11 went off the bush administration. >> bill: arnold, you're a part of the show but your cell phone is not making it this morning. thanks for checking in. paul is out in seattle washington. hey, paul, what's going on? >> caller: bill, i'm with you. the idea that paul ryan says that oh, obama said acts of terror in passing. look if the day afterwards, acts of terror means this one and all others. he said no act of terror will ever -- that

president obama was on "the daily show" last night was john stuart and besides the humor, also had some serious comments talking about the killings in benghazi back in september. so let's take a listen to the exchange. >> is part of the investigation, helping the communication between these divisions of not just what happened in benghazi, what happened within. i would say even you would admit it was not the optimal response, at least to the american people as far as us all be on the same page. >> well, here's what i'll say. before americans get killed, it's not optimal and were going to fix it. all of it. and what happens during the course of the presidency is that the government is a big operation. at any given time, something screws up and you make sure that you find out what's broken and you fix it. and you know, whatever else i have done throughout the course of my presidency, the one thing i've been absolutely clear about this american security comes first and the american people need to know exactly how i make decisions when it comes to war, peace and protecting americans. they wi

stuart: john kasich.d used to work for fox news, owned by our parent company and he's done a lot to turn around and if they do, it's more to the governor than the president. sandra: we like mr. peebles and he's wrong on all topics. david: other than that. sandra: other than that, please come back. stuart: the story, which really still is tonight's debate, get the latest rasmussen swing state tracking poll and it has president obama back on top by 2 points, okay, that's going into the debate tonight. predictions for tonight, quickly, sandra. sandra: i think that president obama's going to come out much stronger, i think that mitt romney is prepared for it. david: whether the president comes out stronger or not, i think the press is dying for a victory, comeback victory for the president and do their best to spin it in that direction. stuart: that's my opinion actually. come tomorrow morning, media will not allow the president to lose no matter what, comeback, expressions. sandra: impressions are everything

john stewart was talking about the communication. the president applied it to the death of the four americans. stuart will come up on the debate monday night. remember the first question in tuesday's debate? ecologist and tasking the candidates what they can do to assure him of employment after college. yesterday i pose the same question to a democrat who represents young people and here is what she said. i will give you 30 seconds. give me thirty-second y new graduates should vote for president obama. >> how did they not vote for president obama? stuart: that is all i got. how could they not? 53% of college graduates are unemployed or underemployed. the class of 2011 faces an average 26,000 the hundred dollars in student loan debt, all-time high. jason is the author of obama zombies. any sign that the young people's vote which went heavily to president obama in 2008, show me any evidence if you have got it that there really is a turn. >> of course there is a turn specifically after the first debacle of a debate for barack obama. he actually lost 8 percentage points and mitt romney gained ten percent

stuart: a lot of people said that. that was ambassador john with his opinion of last night' debate, catch more 9:20 sharp, that's when "varney & company" starts. check the market, doesn't look good. low of the day, down 225 points. challenging 13-1 right now. and nicole, harley davidson is up and i want to know why. >> that's right, a big winner on the s&p 500 today, stuart. they came out with the quarterly numbers and let me just go through this for you. the outlook is good and that's why you have the up arrow and let's get to the point first. quarterly earnings came in and they dropped a little bit and kept the full year forecast steady and that in itself was good news and also working on how they do their production to weak fluctuating market demand and last but not least, hitting not only the baby boomers, all time biggest customers, but doing a lot of market gearing towards women and also to young customers. so, that's another factor in their success. stuart: okay, nicole, thank you very much indeed. oil just broke below $86 a barrel. tha

john lonski alwaya ♪ gerri: president obama telling last night thathe deaths of four americans in libya wasas nt optimal. shoulde apologize for the comments? here's what ome of your are posting. stuartes: absolutely. after all, the brave americans were his folks another very poor choice of words he used in the second debate. dwil bert says: a situation that is not the best. well, in my opinion the president's response to this act of war is not only not optimal, but a national disgrace. we also asked you, 98% of you said yes, 2% said, no. log on to jerry gerri willis.coe there. finally tonight, he promised to have the most transparent presidency ever, but he's anything but transparent. he's not even being transparent about his first major piece of legislation, t stimulus, that was supposed to bring unemployment to 5%. by his own law, hiswn administration must issue quarterly reports on the law's effects through 2013,ut according to the weekly standard the white house is now four reports behind schedule releasing the last one in june of 2011. i mean, it makes sense. why would the president advertise what a colossal waste of taxpayer moneyhe stimulus law was, just months before a presi

stuart: he did not refer to an act of terror. he referred generally to acts of terror. joining us is senator john borerosso.id the president is lead? and if you consider that he did mislead, how vigorously should mitt romney mount the attack today? >> the president did mislead but the president failed even if you look at the run up to the murder, the assassination of these brave americans, the signals were all there, the alarm bells were going, the british pull out of ben gauzy and there had been attacks on our structures. the president should have seen this coming. then you have what happens in the next couple weeks. stuart: does governor romney lose the debate if he attacks the president on this foreign policy issue too vigorously? >> i think the governor will make a spirited defense of his gold in terms of foreign policy and the biggest threat to our national security right now according to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is our debt and this president has filed $5 trillion of additional debt on the american people which to me weakens our nation and that is the case to be made tonight by govern

. >> i'm john rosenberg, i've been writing a blog on discrimination for longer than i can now remember. i have a question mainly for stuart. he's heard this from me before so it won't be a surprise really. i thought the book itself was magisterial, really, just incomparable until it got to the end where it didn't call for an end to preferences based on race. one of the strongest reasons given in the book for not calling for banning race preferences, seems to me, like, mr. heckler's veto. well, they'll never obey it or go along with it so we can't get rid of race preferences because they want to do it so too much. i grew up in the state where the governor stood in the schoolhouse door, and i'm not really a moved by that argument very much, but i want to ask you a narrower, but very specific question. the things that two of you proposed at the end of the book to come up with a middle way between abolishing preferences and keeping them, your middle way had three points -- transparency, which we talked about a lot, trying to cap preferences by limiting them to the number of -- limiting them to the same size of socioeconomic p

johns and the economy, deficit and debt. what are you going to do with obamacare and national security. making certain that we are safe here. stuart: you sit on the energy subcommittee. >> yes, energy and commerce. stuart: energy and commerce. what do you make of governor romney's thrust in the energy sector last night, especially that fight about whether or not drilling had gone down on federal lands during the obama years, what do you make of that? >> well, governor romney is right and obviously, the president wasn't given the appropriate stats by his bureau of land management. stuart: he didn't answer the governor's charge. >> you're right. so he did not know that. he thinks that they're drilling. the production is up because of what's happening up in bismarck, north dakota. that's on private land. >> that's exactly right, but the president's epa continues to make it more and more difficult for those that want to get permits to drill. will not let them build new refineries, coal, war on coal in this country and that's why we want to change that and we do want to get our light bulbs back. [laughter] >> i should have brought that