that warning last week on the laura ingram show and the president we can't wait. spending a couple of days in western states, in colorado and nevada and california talking about a number of programs to help homeowners in trouble and student loans of people who may be facing default. the president talking about the executive orders to jump start the economy and help people who need help the most. >> the truth is we can no longer wait for congress to do its job. the middle class families who have been struggling are tired of waiting. they need help now. when congress won't act i will. we announced a new policy to help families whose home evaluation have fallen to refinance. we are making it easier for veterans to get jobs putting skills to work in hospitals and community health centers. we reformed the student loan process. we are going to keep announcing more changes like this on a regular basis. this will make a difference. they won't take place of the bold action to get the economy kphaofg. that is why i need all of you to make your voices heard. tell congress to

speaker boehner speaking out in an interview with radio host laura ingram. >> when you talk about the founding principles, you realize that article 1 gives the congress of the united states the power of the purse and that the president has powers under article 2, and this idea that you're just going to go around the congress is just -- it's almost laughable. and so we're keeping a very close eye on the administration to make sure that they are following the law and following the constitution. >> speaker boehner went on to say that if committees determine president obama is operating outside his authority with these executive actions, congress will limit the white house's use of funds in order to, quote, bring this administration to heel. white house press secretary jay carney rebuffed boehner's remarks. >> the president is operating well within the bounds of his authority. and in a way that is consistent with the kinds of executive actions that presidents have taken in previous administrations, presidents of both parties. i would respectfully suggest to the speaker that perhaps he sho

sessions from alabama was asked about these consequences of this immigration law earlier today on a laura ingram show and give the censors. oh do you think it's bad that all these kids are not in school now all these hispanic kids are have disappeared from the schools do you think that's a bad thank you oh if. we we go out a situation for decades in which there are large numbers of people in the country illegally. it's not going. to have been put there are unfortunate consequences turns out the vast majority of these children who are afraid to go to school are not here illegally and have every right to be in this country as was a young many man who was one of the very first people instead of alabama detained as a result of this new law ali talat was picked up by police last friday and since he didn't have his papers on him he was locked up all weekend until was lawyer showed up to prove that he was indeed legally in the united states so is this the type of immigration reform we should be embracing america reform that leads to children being afraid to attend school and people who are in america l

mccarthy as hearings into american muslim communities public and congressman peter king went on the laura ingram show to warn the nation about the occupy wall street. if you're out there. you know kind of perfect order to pay for the anti-american phone anti-corporate. very very quickly i'm a little more free member but after tonight. we're left three rounds come out of media corps far from our premier policy paragraph there are no i guess king is referring to one to the left wing took industry standard vietnam war and poverty you know our air and water and discrimination against blacks i can see why republican doesn't want that to happen and a very very ugly rich don't google my name santorum in an interview with fox so-called news this weekend santorum lashed out at those who point out the gay rights is the new civil rights movement of our time. when you are black by the color of your skin you are not you know homosexual necessarily by by obviously by the color of your skin and there are people who were gay and lived a gay lifestyle and aren't anymore i don't know if that's the similar situati

. >> joining us now with reaction is radio talk show star and analyst laura ingram. it seems mrs. perry believes that her husband has been singled out or scorn because of religious beliefs. do you buy that? >> i think it's, she's right it's been a tough month for him. as his wife, i mean, she's probably hurting for him. the truth, i think is that when you get into this race as michelle bachmann found and as last time around, mike huckabee found and sara palin found as a vice presidential nominee, the media and others are going to be hard on you, scrutinize your records look at you on the stage alongside other candidates. you're going to have to match a standard of excellence that makes people feel reassured about your abilities beyond governing your state and beyond record in the state that you're in. so i don't think it's anything to do with his faith and everything to do with a comfort level people want to have. i think by the polls we few there are a lot of people who wanted rick perry to soar from the beginning. and he has to take himself across the finish line. i think in the

. >> joining us with reaction radio talk show star and fox news analyst laura ingram. so the christian, you know, it seems that mrs. perry believes that her husband has been singled out for scorn because of his religious beliefs. do you buy that? >> look, i think she is right, it has been a really tough month for him. as his wife, i mean she is probably hurting for him. and the truth i think about this is that when you get into this race as michele bachmann found, as last time around mike huckabee found, as sarah palin found when she was the vice presidential nominee, the media and, yeah, other conservatives aring ifing to be really hard on you. they are going to scrutinize your record. they are going to look at you on the stage alongside other candidates and you are going to have to match a standard of excellence that makes people feel reassured about your abilities beyond governing your state and beyond your record in the state that you are in. so i don't think it has really anything to do with the state. i think it has everything to do with the comfort level that pe

halley barber offered his support on the laura ingram show. >> i think if it were today, my wife willhave grown children -- from the first day said, dad, do you know cain cabe? i said, sure, i have known him since i was chairman. he said, man, i like him. i like had he says. that's one of the his great strengths. he's likeable. he doesn't give you the imprigz he's full of himself, but rather, he is a straight-talking person who would tell you, calls 'em like he sees 'em. he is not trying to sugar vote anything or to be shrill. he's a straight talker. i think that makes him very, very attractive to people. >> and the governor says he thinks that herman cain will sweep the south if he runs against president obam a. in another boost to herman cain's campaign, house budget committee chairman paul ryan says he loves his signature 9-9-9 tax plan. he told the daily caller that it's a good starting point for debate. he says it's great to see bold ideas. the presidential candidate's chief of staff looks ford talking with congressman ryan. we butt bet. and proof that 9-9-9 is taking off. spirit

absolutely amazed that peter king is getting a pass by the media for saying what he said on friday on laura ingram's radio show. let's just get into this a bit more. he says, i remember what happened in the 60s when the left wing took to the streets and somehow the media glorified them and end up shaping policy. we can't allow that to happen. well, i'm old enough to remember the '60s as well, congressman. and those protests were about stopping a war in vietnam that eventually took 56,000 american lives. that was a period in this country when we were fighting for civil rights. so black folks could go fight. to go vote. i mean, is that what you're for? so i ask mr. king tonight, do you agree with trent lott in 2002 if we voted for strom thurman we wouldn't have these other problems. those two comments what peter king said on ingram's radio show and what lott said in december of 2002, there's no difference. it's a mind-set of the republican party. if they don't hear what they want to hear, they want everyone else to shut up. but it's also that dirty little secret of the republican party, they got a rea

take a listen to what he said on the laura ingram showment. >> i thought that we were a nation of laws and that our country was governed by our constitution. this idea that you're going to go around the congress is just almost laughable. >> john harwood is chief washington correspondent for cnbc and joins us now. speaker boehner says president obama is overstepping his constitutional thorpt. first off, is he? what do republicans have to gain with the argument dore they continue to look like obstructionists to the obama administration? >> i'm not a constitution lawyer. i don't know how to evaluate that claim. i do know that presidents take executive action all the time. i'm sure that speaker boehner that the president is traveling from one end of the country to the other trashing republicans and accusing them of holding him back. that's behind some of his rhetoric, i'm sure. the question is whether the executive order will do anything significant to boost the economy. and i think the odds of that are not particularly good. >> when we look at the markets, the dow on track for this histor

delivering a blunt assessment of recent actions on the laura ingram show -- >> but the white house saysve taken similar steps and jay carney insists quote it's well within the balance of the president's authority. what they can agree on is the need to create more jobs, but then the fincger pointing begin. the president blames the republicans for throwing up roadblocks -- >> the president has been traveling around the country saying that we can't wait and we believe that as well and we're not waiting. >> meanwhile, unemployment remains high and businesses sit on the sidelines blaming an atmosphere of uncertainty. amid these dark clouds, the stock market is once again showing signs of life and the european debt crisis has backed away from the edge with a new round of lows for greece, a move the president welcomed in an op-ed published in the financial times where he wrote about the importance of building a credible fire wall that prevents the crisis from spreading. they say that a stable global economy may restore the coffs needed in order to boost job creation, but house republicans say

look at what he told laura ingram. >> if herman cain is running against obama, i think he will sweepble. he does not give you the impression that he's full of himself, but rather that he is a straight-talking person who will tell you like te sees it. >> do you agree? is cain the man to beat obama? cheri? >> yes, i think if he's the nominee, he most certainly can. haley barbour is one of the smartest guys in politics. cain could do very well with this. establishment folks are still getting used to the idea of herman cain, but grass roots have been on to this guy for quite a long time. he did not just show up overnight. >> maria? >> i think the enthusiasm over herman cain has more to do than the attention on mitt romney. but if he wins the nomination, that is a huge if, kyra. i don't think he's going to win the nomination. he doesn't even seem to be seriously putting forward the effort of organizing in all of the key early states. he's got no organization. he was in ohio yesterday in a book-signing ceremony. he's out to sell books. i think his surge even took him by surprise. >> robert

ed rendell telling radio host and fox news contributor laura ingram the protestors need to go home and channel their frustration into next year's campaign. roll this: >> you made your point, you've gotten all of the publicity you're going to get. now get on with your lives and if you really care about this, organize it at the ballot box. you know, we can yell, on our side, we can yell and scream about the tea party, but the tea party folks understood how to make change in 2010. they got out and voted. bill: bob beckel, andrea tantoras, cohosts of the "the five". >> what's up? >> bill we got a surprise for bob in a couple of minutes. what do you think of rendell, andrea? >> i think he's smart. he comes from a critical state in election, pennsylvania, he knows this kind of thing, this kind of lawless activism and disrespect of authority does not play well in a center right country. i mean, it reminds a lot of voters in pennsylvania and ohio of woodstock and the disrespect. he's right, this does democrats no good. do you really want a bunch of naked, sweaty bob beckels running around, is

. >> speaker boehner gave an interview to laura ingram in which he expressed -- he said, the idea you are going to go round congress is almost laughable. in terms of the executive action. [unintelligible] to make sure the president is not exceeding his authority. >> first of all, the president is operating well within the bounds of his authority, and in a way that is consistent with the kinds of executive actions that presidents have taken in previous administrations, president of both parties. i would respectfully suggest to the speaker that perhaps he should and the house should focus on what the american people are insisting that washington in general focus on, the need to grow the economy and create jobs. i think yesterday, the house, and hence the demand that action be taken on jobs and the economy -- in the midst of the demand that action be taken on jobs and the economy to pass a bill that would issue a commemorative coins for baseball hall of fame. it passed overwhelmingly. and i think they are pretty much done for the week in a couple of hours. the president has put forward a

question came across twitter -- this tweet refers to an interview or conversation you had with laura ingram on her radio program. here is a clip. his >> they were literally strange -- screaming at you? >> yes, the doj woman was yelling at me. but i and the white house literally screams at me. >> who was the person at just the screaming? >> the person screening was tracy -- she was yelling, not screaming. and the person who screamed at me was eric schulz from the white house. host: what the what people to know about this exchange? guest: the exchange was reported accurately. all i want to say about that is when you ask questions on a controversial stories, as i often do, people don't like it and they don't like me when i asked them many times. i always think it is interesting to see their reactions. many people, public affairs people, and maintain a certain composer. sometimes they don't. but when things reach a certain fever pitch response, i feel like it tells you a little bit something about the questions he asked and where the story may be going. host: were you surprised that of the stor