kay hagen is going to benefit.ot just african-americans are going to be outraged by this, but why independents who care about decency. they're going to pay for this. not only will there be terrific african-american turnout next year, but they're going to lose voters who are sick and tired of this divisiveness. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. governor, the reason i didn't rem that helms didn't do 16 days was it was before my time. michael eric dyson had a birthday this week, maybe he remembers it literally. i don't know. thanks for your time tonight. and have a great weekend. >> thank you, reverend. >> great weekend to you, rev. >>> still ahead, the right wing's latest conspiracy theory. the fainting lady. it's spreading and sarah palin is leading the charge. plus we've seen rush limbaugh go nuts over a lot of things. but now he's angry about a color. we'll explain. i see a world bursting with opportunity, with ideas, with ambition. i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want to

kentucky, alison grimes beat out mcconnell and mary landrieu doubled the amount of her rifle and kay hagenn nearly $2 million more than any of her republican challengers. >>> and on the republican side, liz cheney is giving incumbent mike enzi a run for his money. she raised 100,000 more than her primary opponent. >>> governor chris christie is a staying consistent in opposing same-sex marriage. how he would react to one of his children coming out gay. >> if my children came to me and said that they were gay, i would grab them and hug them and tell them i loved them. just like i would do with any of my children who came to me with news that they wanted to give to me that they thought was important enough to open themselves up in that way. but what i would also tell them is that dad believes that marriage is between one man and one woman. >> the governor is currently appealing a court ruling that found a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. his opponent staays he's on the wrong side of history. >>> in an effort to shelf some book books, riley hunt ser is apologizing and hurt everyone

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sclooug including senator dianne feinstein, kay hagen of north carolina, new hampshire senator is the leading this effort to try to keep the mandate in place. but she and several others say they want the deadline to extended past the end of next month. >> joe johns live for us. thank you for that. >>> and joining me now to talk about kathleen sebelius' problems and maybe the problem pros plaguing the website, we have a panel. you say to leave obama care alone. and also will cain a column nicht for the blaze. i'm attempted to just step aside and say discuss. but i'm not going to. what i do want to say is this, you took to the pen and paper and said, for god's sake, let's be patient. is that in the medicare vein? because that was a disaster too. and it turned out it worked out pretty well. >> 2006, medicare part d, the implementation was horrible. it was john boehner, i'm paraphrasing here, who said something like it's a really good law and mang the market work better. the implementation is bad and we have to fix it. republicans were much more patient, and by the way the democrats helpe

determine control of the senate and that would be mark begich in alaska, mary landrieu in louisiana, kay hagenh carolina, the open republican seat in saxby chambliss' seat in georgia and mitch mcconnell, all six of those seats are in states that romney carried. so to the extent there's a backlash against the republican party, and there certainly is, it would probably be less in some of those states than in most others. and so but are they helping themselves? oh, heck no. of course they haven't. >> how much does gerrymandering play into the fact the house probably won't flip? >> there are a lot of reasons and gerrymandering is one because republicans for the first time in decades had their hand on the pen drawing the maps. but also a population sorting. democrats tend to live in urban areas and college towns concentrated. and republicans are more spread out. and that helps -- that works in there as well. >> this weekend we saw senator ted cruz out. we had a rock star reception in texas. also hillary clinton out. does ted cruz have a shot at getting enough support to actually be a general electi

kay hagen, senator from north carolina, she now supports a delay. democrats in the u.s. senate who are calling for delay. one note on this, there is some skepticism out there this could be done and improve the current system, that there is actually a move now amongst some, some are suggesting that they should throw the whole website out and start from scratch. one of the contractors said, rewriting five million lines of code, that 300 of their code whiters and technicians would likely walk out if they were asked to do so. tracy: you're so right about that. thank you, sir. >> thanks. ashley: the fed unveiling a plan calling on big banks to beef up assets in case of another financial crisis, liquid assets. the new regs will be tougher than the international standards. of course this comes at a time when banks are facing more government probes and record settlements over their mortgage dealings in the run-up to the financial crisis. there is nobody better to talk about all of this than a former wells fargo chairman and ceo. dick, thank you again for jo

mary landrieu in louisiana, kay hagen in north carolina.ill see a sea of change where republicans take over the senate. jon: doesn't get much more personal than your health care. people will translate what is happening now the way they vote. >> you're exactly right and they will vote their pocketbook when they go to the polls. right now people are suffering living paycheck to paycheck and there is no leadership in washington, d.c. jon: angela mcglowan, fox news political analyst. thank you. >> thank you, jon. jenna: we will be back to some of the top headlines in just a moment. today is the day to remember the chaos of the war of the worlds. 75 years after the infamous radio broadcasts. >> that is immense. strikes him head-on. [screaming] it is by the woods. jon: happening now, oh the power of radio. today marks 75 years since orson welles infamous "war of the worlds" radio broadcast. they deliver ad faux newscast detailing and tricked many americans that martians landed in a small new jersey town. listen to this. >> i just hand ad message

er bill be john tess tore, mark warner, kay hagen, the list goes on and on. i would say to my friends on that side of the aisle, perhaps they ought to finish the debate amongst themselves before they carry it on over here. then again, we all know that people are entitled to their own opinions. they are not entitled to their own facts. there have been a number of misstatements of facts from my friends on that side of the aisle. particularly that broker-dealers have no standards whatsoever in disclosing conflicts of interest. that is not true. within the anti-fraud provisions, sections 9, 10, it ions 15-c-1 and 2, prohibits misleading facts and indeed broker-dealers must fully disclose any conflicts of interest. yet another huge section of debate that was totally misleading and false by friends on that side of the aisle. and i must admit it's a disappoint degree bait but it is in some respects illuminating. to see the cynical position of those who simply believe that everyone appears to be a crook unless you're a government worker. the phrase "cancer of self-in