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next on the run down, lou dobbs will respond. also ahead this evening a devastating "saturday night live" impression of the president. >> remember that movie, the sixth sense? [ laughter ] i'm like the kid in that movie. [ laughter ] i see employed people. [ laughter ] >> bill: we'll be back in a moment. american people, that's one of the most confounds parts of all of this is this race between romney and the president. is that the polls reflect just as you said, what you are showing there on economic policy. >> yeah. >> the idea that it is this close is once, you know, it's surprising that romney is doing this well. it is surprising that the president is doing this well. it. >> bill: why is it surprising that romney is doing this well? >> because, if you turn on any television set, where there are people who are paying attention to this, somebody has advice about how romney can be doing better. >> bill: all right. >> they talk as if he is 10 points down. bill about bill that's a good point. the media is slapping him around. >> a

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i am lou dobbs. tonight, the obama administration has finally admitted that the united states wasn't he the victim of a terrorist attack last tuesday on the anniversary of september 11. the middle east is still raging with anti-american anger and more violence. you are looking at pictures from angry mobs today trying to storm the u.s. embassy for a second straight day. pakistani police using shipping containers to block off a road to the embassy, firing tear gas in some cases come those protesters themselves were met by throwing rocks. the protesters burned the police checkpoint to the ground. fifteen police were reportedly hospitalized. the u.s. consulate the target of muslim rage. hundreds of students and teachers gathered and carried signs depicting president obama as a dog. they burned president obama in effigy. the unrest continues throughout the region in afghanistan hundreds chanted death to america and long live as long. a similar scene in iran. hundreds of students and people were chanting d

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lou dobbs weighs in. lori:.i: we have spending cuts because congress couldn't agree on a budget last summer. lou will have a lot to say. treasurys are selling off even though the fed is keeping rates at historic lows even longer and doing an incredible amount of easing. very aggressive move announced by bernanke. there is the 30-year. the yield up to 2.96%. back with more after this. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. stocks are getting a boost in afternoon trading following the federal reserve's announcement it will ta

joining me now to wait and is lou dobbs. at mail, female, age group, overwhelmingly saying that the country is worse off and they don't think president obama deserves reelection. lou: these numbers are closer than most polls show it. this affected with this president's economic policy. those numbers are considerably higher. reaching to the point of 40% think the president -- a different statement. it is not the same thing as saying i am not going to vote for him. who could argue. no one here, i think, is under any illusion that it will be easy for either one of these men to lead us through the next four years, through the troubled economy, through a period of making very difficult decisions. i think that is being reflected. do you deserve it? the answer is easily hell no. it is a choice between two men in their respective political aspiration. melissa: the stats are devastating. some like to quibble about the time. when you look at things, like i thought the most devastating was what the federal reserve said about that averag

joining me now, lou dobbs, host of "lou dobbs tonight" on fox business network and a syndicated radiohost. and the headline in the albuquerque journal is, dear america: nobody shouts, we're number seven! [laughter] number seven! >> well, we could start a shout too. we're also number 14, number 29 whether we're talking about mathematics and natural sciences test scores. ball of it comes down o this -- but all of it comes down to this reflection of not being able to shout -- megyn: why is the world economic forum telling us we're so much less competitive than we used to be? >> they seem to perceive a certain mistrust on business and this government. i don't know where they got that. they seem to have noticed we're $16 trillion in debt which exceeds our national gross domestic product. megyn: talk about the credit downgrade. >> the credit downgrade which, by the way, i think is one of the silliest things in this report because that downgrade had absolutely no effect, that is putting us on a negative outlook. it didn't have an effect. in fact, treasury's rallied from that point -- megyn:

i'm cheryl casone in for lou dobbs. have a good night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.'m lou dobbs. radical islamic terrorist two weeks ago today assassinated the u.s. ambassador to libya and murdered three other americans, including two former seals who went to the ambassador's aide and died defending against the terrorist attack. christopher stephens was the first american ambassador to be killed since 1979. today president obama, memorialized ambassador stevens in a speech to the united nations general assembly. a speech in which the president did not say the words assassination, murder, or terrorism in relation to the ambassador's death. the president is once again blamed the terrorist strike against our consulates and the murders of four americans on a low-budget amateurish, anti-islam, almost 14-minute-long youtube video that had been on line for months before the attack. >> in every country there are those who find different religious beliefs threatening. that is what we saw play out in the last two weeks. the crude and disgusting video that sparked outrage throu

lou: good evening, i am lori rothman in for lou dobbs. more bad timing for president obama. a lackluster jobs report. hours after a big pitch to the dnc with just 60 days before the presidential election, an economy that appears to be stuck in neutral. second term aspirations. we take that up here tonight. also tonight, elaine chao offers her perspective on how to the this put this country back to work. also ahead, ben bernanke on the verge. kevin hassett is here and archbishop dolan during the dnc benediction last night. we will play the tape and let you decide. first, the obama and romney campaign. crisscrossing in iowa and vermont. >> we have been there and we have tried what they are selling. it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. we are moving forward. as was pointed out in the convention, there is a basic component missing from this plan. it's called math. [laughter] arithmetic. lori: there is no arguing with this guy. the economy adding a measly amount of jobs last month, 96,000. it would be good if not for the 400,000 people who drop out of the workforce

lou dobbs is here with his take. >> great to see you.: great to see you. >> i love this is strike of choice as far as rahm emanuel is concerned. this is the man who said no crisis should be wasted. >> right. >> here he is. let's see if wastes it or makes something of it. i really believe though, guys, this is really a kibuki dance. i believe all the major decisions have been made. i think this is carried out to inconvenience parents and shortchange students just so chicago get as taste of the impact of this strike, and then it will be accepting of whatever nonsense has been acreed to between karen lewis, the head of the teachers union and mayor emanuel. you want me to double up one more thing for you? melissa: yes. >> i see a little extra little steroidal political theater here with, think about this. what if in a few days, rahm emanuel, there is a guy we haven't heard from, the secretary of labor arne duncan, remember him? melissa: yes. >> obama's good basketball buddy. he hasn't been heard of. i'm thinking right now would be a great ti

also with me is lou dobbs, host of "lou dobbs tonight" on fox business channel. want to ask charles, first, i know you're 23 years old. you, you're a young guy. how did you get your hands on this full recording, and did you listen to it personally? >> yes. so i listened to it in its entirety. i had known that the tape existed, and with the help of the editors of the daily caller, we tracked it down to loyola, and i sent a source in to have a look, and then i sent another source to make sure we could get the video. megyn: okay, so have you personally listened to it, or have you just heard from the sources? >> yes, i've listened to it in its entirety. megyn: you're a young guy, but you're an accomplished guy. you've won all sorts of reports for journalism, i don't mean to belittle you by saying you're young and you're just 23 years old. all right, so what are the highlights on here? >> well, the basic gist of it is that it's a bit like a rosetta stone between obama in 1998 and obama now. he makes all manner of comments about welfare policy, about gun control policy

lou dobbs weighs in after the break.er in the hour why you should be concerned about the rise in student loan debt. they say this one is another bubble waiting to burst. we'll send you off to interest rates ahead of the fed tomorrow. yields on 10-year pushing up to 1.68%. treasuries are selling off as people pile into the riskier stock market today. there is the 30-year. 2.83%. back with more after this. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. the dow hitting its highest level since december 2007. investors hopeful th

lori: happy birthday, lou dobbs. all fired up today. lou: thank you.: we always been too we see you back here every single day at this time. i was thinking about it the whole time i was in houston. tonight -- lou: we call those he how moments for our friends and texas. melissa: you are having one of my favorite middle east experts. lou: how about judith miller? how about ambassador john bolton. melissa: is he coming on? lou: yes. melissa: that is why she was not available for my show. lori: lou, thank you as always. it is time to update you on the markets. homebuilders, kind of pulling back today. nicole: when luke is walking out of the studio, yelled to him and tell him i wish him a happy birthday as well. the prophet really was stellar. stock hit a 52 week high today. many of these names up 100% year to date. for today, they are pulling back. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole. melissa: jeffries chief economist just got back from a trip to the middle east. what is the biggest economic concerns in that area? he will be here to tell us what companies

of course, lou dobbs next. ashley: weighing in on the violent protests continuing overseas and what that means to the price of oil and gas and if it raises the chances of oil being released from the reserves. tracy: congress needs to act fast. we are going to look at the defense names that could take the biggest hits, ones you might want to get out of before it's too late. ashley: it is time for stocks like every 15 minutes, going to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, stocks breathing after four consecutive days of gains. >> that's true. four great days, of course, the fed delivered the bond buying program, and an accommodated fed, and today, we are giving back a little bit, down one quarter of 1%. we got in a new york fed manufacturing survey number that was a big disappointment so that's something that weighed on the markets today overall. the dollar's just a little higher and commodities pulling back a little bit, but something we've continued to follow very closely is apple. the apple iphone5

lou dobbs is here with his take. i mean you could argue with her in so many ways. take it from here because you're much smarter than i, mr. dobbs. >> elizabeth warren, first of all great to be with you guys as always about this time every day. but i have to say, what an entertaining evening and elizabeth warren bringing more than her fair share of entertainment to the evening. it was a great, it was a william jennings bryan evening. it was great. populism exploding across the stage. well, didn't exactly explode because her speech didn't rise emotionally at the level i would have liked because i like that, for entertainment purposes if nothing else. she did say some things of substance but they were fleeting and quickly forgotten. what she did say that will be with us for a while, which i think the democratic party is going to struggle with, this us against them view. the fact that she created the consumer protection bureau. that the democrats are charging into the teeth of the terrible business people in this country. look, this idea of demonizing businessmen and w

just wanted to show you the damage you have done, lou dobbs. >> i want to apologize to everyone. i know people are sensitive to that, and i would never want to in any way -- well, upset a thug. [laughter] megyn: thank you, lou. >> thank you so much, megyn. megyn: see you soon. they're really starting to bust it out with the music getting ready for tonight, sounding pretty good. the band is not actually playing from the look of it, right? i don't see any actual music being played. maybe this is track. in any event, it's getting harder to hear. >>> coming up next, a dramatic story from pakistan today on faith, justice and sharia law. it started with a young christian girl accused of burning the ce ran, but there's now a dramatic twist involving an imam accused of planting evidence. >>> and which candidate really has the best new idea for fixing the economy? the president yesterday accused mitt romney of not offering a single new idea, not getting specific with his plan. just ahead, a debate over what the president is offering for solutions. >> when governor romney had his chance to

lou dobbs weighs in on that next.nd take a look at the ten year and 30-year treasury here as we head out to break. you see the yield there dipping a bit on the 10-year. it is at 1.63. we'll show you the 30 too. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only 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, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. >> here's your fox business brief. irving oil reportedly saying its refinery in st. john, new brunswick, canada, resumed normal operations following an explosion. the blast came when scheduled work was being done at a hydrogen plant. confidence among the ceo's here in the u.s. tumbled to a 3-year low according to the business roundtable. its ceo economic outlook index fell to 66% in the third quarter, from 8

joining me now, lou dobbs, who's host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business network and a syndicated radio host. you tell me, president obama and the lawmakers in congress, bipartisan lawmakers, put out these cuts that they themselves call destructive and irresponsible. >> right. megyn: and already we have defense contractors who have to lay off people and who are not hiring because they can't say, oh, november will come, and we'll get new lawmakers, and then they'll feel emboldened to save us from these enormous cuts to our defense which our defense secretary says are going to be catastrophic. they say we can't wait for that, we have to start acting now, and this is the position -- i mean, we elected these people, this is what they do to us. >> are well, you get the kind of government that you deserve on occasion, and right now we have lawmakers and a white house that have agreed to sequestration. automatic across the board budget cuts because they didn't have the intelligence, the energy or imagination or sense of responsibility to cut the budget on their own making independent, di

lou dobbs is so cluely he thinks a movie about bin laden is going to -- come on.ing to hedge it bet, he is still a monster. >> stephanie: rush limbaugh. >> i think obama incited at the democratic convention. i think ted coppel if he wanted to talk about who incited what he would look at this uprising in the middle east -- who is telling everybody about this and who is characterizing the video as something horrible. >> i blame the femenazis. >> i'm trying to apply logic. limbaugh is saying that obama wanted to fire up these mobs. >> yes. >> stephanie: okay. okay. and of course when bush was president he bragged abmilitary achievements in the middle east or anything like that. >> stephanie: yeah. >> obama is the only one to out to u.s. military success ever. >> yeah. >> and dobbs and limbaugh both don't understand the first thing about what is going on. bin laden has been dead for a while. but they are now pretending that that is at the center of all of this. >> stephanie: all right. ann coulter. >> the way liberals have treated blacks like children we don't owe the

lou dobbs is here next with his take on that. plus 26,000 teachers still striking in chicago going into this week. let look at the treasury market as we go into break. yield is 1.80%. people are buying securities. 30-year is yielding 3.01%. they're buying on long end. william dudley is speaking. accommodative action does hurt savings that is interesting. we'll see if there is reaction throughout the trading session on comments by that fed official. stay with us. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. the price of gold is set to take off according to bank of america merrill lynch. analysts at firm are predicting that the precious metal will climb to $2400 an ounce by end of 2014 due to aggressive policy easing by the fed and ecb. >>> morgan stanley purchased another 14% take in morgan stanley smith barney for $1.9 billion. that is according to "the wall street journal" which says the bank has now boosted its stake in the venture 65%. morgan stanley is expected to buy the remaining stake from citigroup in the coming yea

lou dobbs campaigning that the it is just a fool.ut it's the polls too which now show that the president has significant leads nationwide and in the key swing states repeatedly. but to republicans that reality simply doesn't add up so they did what they do on all scientific issues they found a, quote, scientist who's numbers conform with their preexisting totally inaccurate beliefs. somebody who would put their conclusions before the data. so dean chambers runs a site called unskewed polls, and that sight specializes in the long-lost art of skewing. his polls show that romney is actually ahead. how does he do it? he discounts the factors that legitimate pollsters take into account, sample size and cell phone bias and then reweights the polls so they have the same proportion of republicans and democrats exactly. even though in the real world there are more democrats than republicans and that's how you get an accurate poll. now chambers told buzzfeed that he created the site after seeing a poll that he just thought didn't look right. a

are the people that brought us lou dobbs and glenn beck and so there has to be a way to present information to the public in a way that grabs you right jeremy thank you so much for joining us that was jeremy holden director of research at media matters thank you. and speaking of subjective journalism we have a prime time case of cable t.v. news trying to get first trying to get it first with the story just about thirty minutes ago fox news covered a police chase that started phoenix the chase had lasted over an hour but the suspect jumped from the car and ran into a field with a live news chopper overhead the suspect pulled out a gun and shot himself dead live on television fox news quickly went to break and then came back with this apology really messed up. and we're all very sorry. that didn't belong on t.v. we took every precaution to have it take to keep it moving on t.v. and i personally apologize to you that that happened. so is this a case of a mainstream media being eager to break the news first rather than get it right. time will only tell will have to wait to find that one out. al

what is he lou dobbs? i don't think he can help himself. i read a piece of an unnamed operative saying that the campaign has the smell of decay. >> new poll shows president obama leading mitt romney on the question of which candidate connects well with ordinary americans. 66% says president obama and 23% says mitt romney. >> of course, i mean and that is what is so telling about this latest attack of them trying to go after president obama's comments. the president's whole campaign has been about the fact that people create change. and we have to take responsibility and make the change happen. that is not what the rnc want. they don't want ordinary people to have power. they just want to use the people when they need them to cast the votes. that is the big difference i think we are seeing in this campaign between how mitt romney thinks about the population and how the president is saying look we have to be in this together. the sentence before the one that they were questioning, he says, i believe we are in this together. so, you know. >> h