here with us now fox business anchor lou dobbs.ught to be taking over the fox business channel with that. >> come on over. >> bill: this really annoys me. if president obama would come out tomorrow and say you know what? we tried government stimulus to create jobs. we tried all this massive spending. yeah, we did some good he put propaganda points on. see if supply side works. we will lower tax sides a little bit. lower some of the regulations. $2 trillion worth of regulations. business have. stock market go um a thousand points in five days. am i right? >> i think you are. if he acknowledged two things. one, that the democrats and by the way you are exactly right on regulation and the burden, this the is secret tax overwhelming america. $2 trillion overburdensome regulation. if we would just physical we had a strong positive leader in the white house that would just say you know the republicans have said for eight years we have got to have low taxes and we have had historically low taxes and we still have 25 million pokes unemploy

lou dobbs thank you very much. next on the run down as the economy near you. dick morris happenings mentioned on the political implications of the economic chaos and a preview of the republican debate >> bill: the subject of this evening's talking points memo. riots in great britain are a reminder that there are people who will destroy, physically destroy society if they think they can get away with it. at this point british authorities are under siege. they say jails are overflowing because more than 1200 thugs have been arrested just this week alone is damage will be in the hundreds of millions and the entire country is on edge. the same thing happened in america back in 1992. when 58 people were killed. more than 2,000 injured after los angeles police beat a black motorist rodney king. the riots caused a billion dollars worth of damage. some neighborhoods in l.a. still have not recovered. i was right in the middle of those riots in l.a. can i tell you once violence starts to get out of control, some people turn into animals. that's what's going on right now

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lou dobbs thank you very much. next on the run down as the economy near you. dick morris happenings mentioned on the political implications of the economic chaos and a preview of the republican debate tomorrow night right back. luck? i don't trade on luck. i trade on fundamentals. analysis. information. i trade on tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an account. >> bill: the subject of this evening's talking points memo. riots in great britain are a reminder that there are people who will destroy, physically destroy society if they think they can get away with it. at this point british authorities are under siege. they say jails are overflowing because more than 1200 thugs have been arrested just this week alone is dam

it's lou dobbs' worst nightmare, a latino that can climb walls.laughter] not to in any way sun on his parade, but the new multiracial spider-man appears in the comic "ultimate spider-man," which is actually set in a different altd nat universe than that of the real spider-man who still exists and is still caucasian and also is not real. [laughter] but, of course, the arts are not the only battlefield in our culture wars. this conflict is also being fought in and around our pee hole. >> birth control for women now going to be completely free. >> no co-pay or deduckable. >> i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. >> if you can afford a $5 frappuccino at starbucks, you can pay your $5 co-pay. [laughter] >> jon: what if you can't afford a $5 frappuccino and yet still have genitals? see, dana, and you know i like you very much, you and i as well-known television personalities are able to use our salaries to live on and set aside our speaking fees for frappuccinos and contraception. [laughter] not e

lou dobbs, who seemed a little alarmed last night over a recent development in the world of comic books>> peter parker, who was a white orphan from queens, was killed off in june during a fight with his nemesis, the green goblin. marvel comics saying it's replacing the iconic character with miles morales, who is part latino and part black. >> jon: my god, it's lou dobbs' worst nightmare, a latino that can climb walls. [laughter] [applause] not to in any way sun on his parade, but the new multiracial spider-man appears in the comic "ultimate spider-man," which is actually set in a different alternate universe than that of the real spider-man, who still exists and is still caucasian and also is not real. [laughter] but, of course, the arts are not the only battlefield in our culture wars. this conflict is also being fought in and around our pee hole. >> birth control for women now going to be completely free. >> no co-pay or deductible. >> i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. >> if you can afford a $5 frappuccino at starbucks, you

and lou dobbs will have some analysis of that. later, dennis miller will analyze the president's vacation and the east coast earthquake yesterday. earthquakes, hurricanes, o >> bill: in the impact segment tonight. welfare in america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as just about everybody knows the government is broke. the government owes more than $14 trillion. so spending has to be cut, possibly including some welfare payments to the poor. in 2002, the poverty rate in america was about 12%. in 2009, it's about 14%. up 2 points despite, despite more than $4 trillion in welfare spending over that period. the big kahuna? medicare which counts for $276 billion this year alone. an 87% rise in 10 years. medicaid is money the federal government gives to the states to pay for health expenses for the poor. food stamps also big up a whopping 256%. in nine years. child nutrition programs up 82%. low income energy assistance up 190%. direct payments to americans who have low wages up 353%. that's the redistributio

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lou dobbs react toss that. >> michelle malke nevment says the administration was dealt an embarrassing blow last week on its attempt to curtail oil and gas exploration. we'll have a fair and balanced debate on that claim. >>> a 16-year-old goes swiming in a lake and winds up dead, thanks to a brain eating ameba. dr. michael baden joins us live to tell us how that happens. see you top of the 1:00. jenna: america's asking about the economy and back with us, we now have economist mark zandi, chief of moody's analytics. mark, we certainly have a lot of questions, first to the extension of the payroll tax credit and also the extension of unemployment. a lot of our viewers have the question about where we get the money to do that if we're also in a time where we're cutting so many programs. is the money actually available to do that? >> yeah, that's a great question. we'll have to borrow the money, so that would add to the decifit in the near term. but i think we could and should pay for it in the longer run. so what we would do is marry those cuts, an increase in the e.i. benefits, with fut

we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned. >> welcome, everybody. to the 2011 justice summit by the book. i'm so excited to be here. you know, we've been doing these summits

lou dobbs spoke with the former alaskan governor sarah palin about her thoughts of how president obama is handling this current economic downturn and gets into the g.o.p. field for 2012. here's some of that discussion. >> let's begin, if we may with the president and his jobs plan. are you excited to see what he's going to put forward? >> well, i'm not excited to hear his ninth speech about job creation, nothing's worked thus far and i think what we can happy, lou, is he will tell us that his plan is to spend more money, incur more debt, assuming that that's going to eventually get us out of debt, that's counterproductive really to debt and deficit reduction so he's going to tell us that he needs to spend more of our money and more money that we don't have and then he needs to increase taxes to pay for those things. he needs to find money to borrow or print more money to spend more money and he's going to repeat that cycle. nothing's worked thus far and i anticipate more of the same, unfortunately. >> rick perry ran off ben bernanke and the federal reserve. as ron paul put it, governor

tonight jimmy welcomes lou dobbs and musical guest tonigon yards. all right.t is time now for your first look at entertainment news. the box office battle between cowboy, aliens an smurfs ended in an unexpected tie. cowboys and aliens took in around $36.2 million about $4 million short of expectations. those were slightly disappointing numbers considering it big budget and big stars. but cowboys got smurfed by the competition. the smurfs also took in an estimated $36 about.2 million, about $15 million more than projected. a box office rare. and those numbers could shift. the other new release crazy stupid love took in $19.3 million coming in fifth behind captain america and harry potter. and speaking of the boy wizard, harry potter keeps working it magic. it's crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide after only 17 days. only eight other films have reached that milestone. the most recent being pirates of the cacaribbean. and you gave it a standing ovation. >> people did clap at the end and i give it my $15 ticket. sdl very nice. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay

lou dobbs is host of the lou dobbs tonight program on the fox business network. eporter: great to see you. welcome back. megyn: thank you very much. so do we blame it all on geithner? geithner's responsible for the debt problem we have? >> reporter: no, i don't think we blame it all on geithner. i've only been blaming him and this president for the past several months for politicizing the treasury department and the role that it has played in this entire process of raising the national debt ceiling. this treasury secretary's indulged in extraordinary hyperbole by any standard, but certainly by a treasury secretary. megyn: when you think geithner, do you think extraordinary hyperbole? >> reporter: well, i do. and the other part of it is that this treasury secretary right now, megyn, has less creditability than s&p. that's how bad it is. megyn: how do you pin it all on him? >> >> reporter: i didn't. megyn: i'm just saying the administration has policies -- >> reporter: i'd like you to identify those policies. megyn: they like spending. they believe that was the way

folks you can catch lou dobbs on the fox business network every night. lou to be tonight heirs we can nights 7pm eastern time. we have breaking news on a terrifying standoff near san diego. one police officer critically wounded after a gunman opens fire while the cameras are rolling. new details from the news conference that just wrapped up right after this break. plus, we are just now learning how hundreds of thousands of medical records sat open online, online for anyone to see. one man's information about sexual dysfunction sitting on the internet for people to just take a look at. a shocking look at how your most personal data may become at risk for very public consumption. tragedy in the air, disturbing pictures of air show disasters. investigators releasing new information on what went wrong straight ahead. >> i told him he shouldn't do it. the first, second try he -- you know they pulled away an didn't even get even close and i said it's not worth it, it's too windy. >> the plane was so low you could see his shirt actually shaking, it was just too

joining me now for a reaction is fox business network's dobbs r lou dobbs, a zipped today indicated radio host as well of lou dobbs.com. the president seems to have two points he made in the speech. i have a plan, he ticked off four items i counted as part of the plan to bring the jobs back. number two, because none of this has been implemented it's congress' fault. >> exactly. megyn: he wants to renew the payroll tax cut that he put in place, he and congress together a few months back. he wants to rebuild america's roads and bridges, focus on inch tpinch tpa structure. he wants to put veterans to work and more trade deals e. says congress can do it, congress need to move, congress could do it right now. >> congress could, but the problem is he hasn't put forward legislation for any of that. >> he says he has. he says he's got bills sitting right there that would rebuild america's roads and bridges. >> he may have bills sitting right there, but in point of fact those three countries in which he's calling for free trade agreements, he has not put the legislation before congress. secondly,