all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. and him some votes from those is abandoning hope of coming back as a political party. are going to do a good job. esthink senator sessions did a good job, senator cornyn did a good job, but they weren't mean. they were polite and thoughtful. i think they realized, as we all do, that the media did their best to confirm her months ago for this job. and therefore the natural opportunities for drama or dareh for example, frank ricci h should've been the anita hill of these hearings. the whistleblower who blows her out of the water on the injustice done to them as a firefighter. narmada mccorvey, jane roe of roe vs. wade should have been an anita hill like figure and theyt went because the media said oh t no, she's a moderately bit thatb jamaica washington post were compiling how many blinks she gave. during certain answers. it seems like the coverage got a little vacuous at times ; the washington post lead. one day it said the sotomayor sought to reframe critics or trail of her as ani jud

all: mamma! [all laugh] [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop.brenda: who needs uncle sam we you have wal-mart planning to put green labels annual products to tell people how good or bad the stuff is for the environment. paper towels, flat screen tv's. toby, you say wal-mart saved us from a big tax hike? >> heavens to betsy, you know, gosh, the biggest retailer and capitalist in the united states almost uses the free market and customers to give them feedback in this thing called a democracy and we don't have to have anybody pass a law to get us to behave the way we like. that is why cap in trade is such a crock, forget the fact that kline and india will do more and it is just a way to pay for healthcare or something else. this is capitalism. let it work. brenda: you are pulling us over to another subject, mike let's get back to this subject. do you like what wal-mart is doing? >> i do love wal-mart. it doesn't have anything to do with the economy but they have brilliant advertising agencies working for them trying to fix an image problem. their

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> alaskan governor sarah palin with a surprise announcement she'd leave 18 months early. why they decide a front runner with the presidential nomination in 2012. pal palin's disrupt departure leave many wondering if her future in politics is dead. and joining us iswallwall editor dan ettinger and a board member, riley and washington columnist strawsle making a rare appearance here in new york. welcome, kim. all right. how much has sarah palin hurt herself. >> she did it over a political future? there is a group of people who think she may have been sick of the attacks, sick of the complaints, sick of what happened to her family and that she's done or at least going out for a while. but this was done for political reasons, she hurt herself a lot. >> will people say in the future, earlier, governor, one executive position why should e we-- a much more rigorous job as the president. >> and the problem she always had, paul, gett

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. neil: stocks set to soar.hcare comes fast. charles? >> baxter makes a lot of medical supplies and instruments. i think that baxter would be poised to make a move. neil: they have to spread the wealth but they are bringing more of their stuff. >> exactly. neil: what do you think, adam? >> i like it a lot. i would rather have had it before last week's great earnings report. i want to say whatever our differences on whether we need healthcare reform i agree we are moving too quickly and should go slowly. neil: that could be a fox news alert right there. i'm kidding. what are you doing, buddy? >> wal-mart. they are playing this public policy debate to a fare-thee-well. they know it will raise the cost for competition and they have all these clinics which is a remi reminder it won't be government run it will be wal-mart run healthcare. >> i love the concept for wal-mart but i would rather see a b.j. or costco. if i go in to pick up a script i'm likely to pick up a higher margin item. neil: charles? >> that happens

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> from america's news headquarters, hello, everyone, i'm jamie cool beefment it's a symbolic and historic event, our nation's first african-american president delivering a major speech in ghana, africa. president obama hailing africa as an important partner in world affairs. >> i've come here to ghana for a simple reason. the it 1st century will be shaped -- the 21st century will be shaped by what happened not just in rome or moscow or washington, but by what happens in akra, as well. >> the president and the first lady will be touring cape coast castle, a former slave trade centering. that happens later tosmede and a bailout for small businesses could be in the works. the obama administration reportedly working on a plan that would give some of the $700 billion in bailout money to small business owners. keep it right here on fox. those stories and much more throughout the day. i'll see you in 30 minutes. brenda: good news,

all: mamma! i love kids! i'm responsible, loving, nurturing. just don't break anything! ahhh!oo! play nice! no no no no no! don't touch that. ahhh! aren't you going to do something? i could use a little compassion. stop, stop, stop! ahhhhh! whoa! being a parent's a lot of work, where's mommy? here i am! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. greta: sometimes, a picture says it all. take a look at this flow chart. according to republicans, it shows how the bureaucracy would work with the democratic health care plan. but is there a better idea? senator orrin hatch went on the record. senator, nice to see you, sir. this health-reform bill that is meandering its way around capitol hill. how do we pay for it? >> well, let me tell you. i do not think it will be paid for. they want to -- there is a good reason for that. they pass these bills before they have a chance. if they do not, that 30-day period, people will be examining it. we are talking about a deficit that is going to be for this year $1.80 trillion. we are talking about it dling with in the next five y

all: mamma!ard nixon and good friend, ben stein? >> huge fan. >> glenn: great state of idaho? >> i like idaho. >> only here is the thing. we're talking about the 32 czars car czar just resigned. in may have a little shadyness in his past but we don't know who they are. they don't have to be approved by the congress. they can own stocks or bonds in companies and oversee them. what are we doing? >> i'm not sure that is true. these people are ranked. and had i to be vetted by the f.b.i. so they may have to. the main thing, the idea to appoint somebody to a job and the job gets solved is just ridiculous. you can appoint somebody to job, it doesn't mean he is going to solve the problem. water czar in california, i don't see any more rain in california. >> jamie: you choose not no look at it. ron bloom was an investment banker and he was also, i don't know head of the union for the united steel -- i don't know if it was steel, or steal, i'm not sure. we can look in to it. >> he has no experience in aut

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> geraldo: welcome back.e are live everybody. i'm joined here in new york by the former police commissioner bernard kerik. i believe that they already know what killed michael jackson. i think that is why they changed the tune and are now suggesting homicide. >> i think it will come down to intentional murder or criminally negligent condition condition -- conduct by the people around him, by one or more of those doctors and some of them around him, knew about it, promoted it, assisted in it, and that is what it is going to come out to be and it will all depend really on the toxicology, what they got out of the body and then they go back and find out who was issuing the prescriptions. >> mark geragos, he was representing michael jackson in the 2005 molestation case and then got too basi buscy with te peterson case up in northern california. now, people are suggesting criminal conduct. >> you know, in california and recently the california supreme court has clarified this, you can charge not just involuntary ma

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. pantene moisture renewal.healthy makes is happen. >> greg: hollywood is a never ending stump pump of gossip gruel. sillwillis, bruise pitt, sylvester travolta. they are our royalty which means it is time for proobs' goop. his take on the celebrity dirt that floats in the toy toy we call tinseltown. gwyneth paltrow, apparently detoxing again after having finished a week long clean detox program and wrote that she feels pure and "much lighter." greg, is this going to have an amazing impact on hollywood? >> it will. i want to congratulate the writers at "red eye" for coming up with proobs poop. >> me for that one. g and g. >> i can smell the wit coming through the screen. this will. i love that she uses the adjective amazing. so many things amazing. sunrise over the grand canyon amazing. polar shot from the earth amazing. this is not quite amazing to me. here is something that i can disclose to you because i am picking up the glitter here in hollywood and prooping it back at you. in a related story, lindsay lohan

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all: mamma!d: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> greg: coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," return appearances from fox news channel anchor gregg jarrett, jill bo dobson and jamie lisso. time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrapup. >> thanks, greg, it is lisow. >> what kind of feedback did you get when you filled in for me last week? >> funny that you should say that. i have plenty right here, andy. outstanding. truly a pleasure to watch. far better than the guy that was here before. >> we look forward to your return time and time again. i want to say right now because i did get e-mails saying it looks like you are having too much fun. i'm happy to have you back, andy. nobody is happier to have you back than me. nobody is happier to have you back than me. >> i don't think anybody is happy to have me back period is the idea. remy, i don't have time to ask you the involved question that you wanted me to so how are you. >> i think you may have gotten me sick, i got a little cold.

all: mamma! [all laugh] i'm sorry. i can't hear you very well.nnouncer: does someone you know have trouble hearing on the phone? dad. dad, let me help you with that, okay? announcer: now, a free phone service shows captions of everything a caller says. i'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor. announcer: to learn more about captioned telephone, call 1-800-552-7724 or go to our website. i'll see you at 3:00! announcer: captioned telephone - enjoy the phone again! and get up to 33% more loads from a single bottle. >> geraldo: now, to two of the best and we will talk about politics. on your right, kirsten powers indicated col upist and fox news analyst. and ann coulter. what is up with hillary clinton. first teen that brown and the day by beef i think it is called says that obama is keeping her in a burke carl cameron. three times complain -- burka. vetting her appointees for the u.s. agency for international development et cetera. was she complaining or only complaining because she was flanked out by teen into burns. >> my theory is but by

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop.now back to huckabee. >> mike: we're back with tanya tucker. she has a brand-new cd out called my turn. a lot of great songs on it. a lot of these songs were once your dad loved and encouraged you to pick up on. >> just. >> mike: this is the first new recording. >> and seven or eight years. at first i was a little hesitant to do it because of this cover songs. but you know, it's been a wonderful experience doing it for a time life, and working with time life, but also singing the songs i grew up singing area and the music will come later. >> mike: have had so many digits over the years, it's been a remarkable career. one of the big hits you have there is a back story to it. smack my parents were celebrating 50 years of marriage, we lost my dad thanksgiving morning 2006. so they would have been married i think probably 69 years. so my mom has taken a turn for the worse. she has been in the hospital and i hope she is watching tonight and we will get you out of there, granny. this is a so

all: mamma! i love kids! i'm responsible, loving, nurturing. just don't break anything! ahhh! yea whooo! play nice! no no no no no! don't touch that. ahhh! aren't you going to do something? i could use a little compassion. stop, stop, stop! ahhhhh! whoa! being a parent's a lot of work, where's mommy? here i am! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. i think what we saw today was a lot of dog and pony show, bill. i don't believe when she says she is all about impartiality, fidelity and law. i think we are hearing what she has to say, what she has practiced because the reality is that she said this thing about the -- bill: if you think it's all b.s., why would you vote yes? >> she is well-qualified. she is supremely educated, princeton, yale, all that right kind of background, been a prosecutor in new york. been on the federal bench 17 years. bill: resume not her rulings although the rulings are certainly in play. you would say yes? >> yeah, the rulings are mainstream and when you look at the rulings, you say huh, this looks ok. it's what she has been saying

. >>> plus, mamma mia, a sex scandal, italy's prime minister facing down accusations of sex with prostitutes and says he has no regrets. >>> and scientists create test tube sperm. seriously. medical miracle or bad news for boys. could men become unnecessary? or is this a potential breakthrough for infertile couples? >> announcer: is this your only source for news. "cnn prime time" begins now. here's campbell brown. >> hi, everybody. those are big questions tonight but we're starting out with our "mashup" looking at the stories with moments you may have missed today. we're watching it so you don't have to. if yesterday was about somber remembrance, today it was back to bizarre in jackson land. the pop star's dermatologist arnold klein went on television today and pretty much said, i don't think i'm the father of michael jackson's kids. who nose, check him out on abc's "good morning america." >> there is even reports that you are the biological father of the children, do you know -- >> not to nielmy knowledge. all i can tell you, to the best of nieknowledge, i'm not the far of these children.

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. sean: and in "your america" tonight, ruth bader ginsberg has a long established record as an abortion supporter, but in an interview with "the new york times" she made a stunning admission about political forces at work when the court handed down its decision in roe v. wade. population control? that's certainly a pro abortion argument that i have not heard in a while. joining me now is former arkansas governor, the host of "huckabee," mike huckabee. >> thank you, sean. sean: what does it sound like to you? >> there are two things that are troubling. she's openly saying that abortion is a form of population control. one of the things that many of white house are pro-life have always been concerned about, that people would see it this way. she readily admits something that the left typically denies. the second thing is when she makes this comment and says people that we don't want that many of, my gosh, oh, my. sean: who are those people? is it conservatives? >> i'm sure we're on the li

all: mamma!baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> this is a fox news alert. the london telegraph is reporting a secret deal has been struck to meet kathleen jackson and debbie rowe that excludes joe jackson from having part in bringing up the children. joe reportedly or has been reportedly prepare to go take his grandchildren on a world tour with the children as performers known as the jackson 3. we have not yet been able to confirm it. it has just broken. i don't know what the source is. does it sound appropriate or right to you? >> no, i think i would prefer waiting to hear it from here in the united states. there is so much that has been disseminated out of london. i don't know whether we can quite believe that. i think we should wait and see what happens here. i wouldn't get too excited about that here. >> do you see a possibility a deal has been struck between debbie rowe or catherine jackson. >> i don't know if a deal needs to be struck. >> meaning? >> michael was cle

"mamma mia," community favorites, in addition to new broadway shows for subscribers. >> it's importantthe arts but right now it's a hard time with the economy being bad. is that a big challenge that you are going to tackle? >> i think we have to, in broadening our program base, do a very good job of describing to people it's an affordable luxury. the theater is not out of reach. it's not a platinum-level experience. kit be if you would like it to be and we can take care of them but it's -- our subscription can be as low as $124 for six shows. this is a very successful form of luxury in baltimore. it's baltimore's own theater. it's its own series. in addition to broadway the concerts and comedy and other shows we'll be doing it's all quite accessible. one of the other lobbying jobs you have to do is remind people this is not out of reach. it's still ok to have a night out with your wife or husband and you don't have to spend a mint to do it. it's in baltimore and it's the best entertainment in the nation and baltimore is good enough to go and enjoy it. you don't have to go somewhere els

all: mamma![baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> mike: she was barely a teenager chattered first big hit. she since recorded ten number one singles and more than 40 top ten songs. please welcome country music superstar tanya tucker. [ applause ] >> it's good to see you. hello. >> mike: good to see you. we have some country music fans in new york. >> wow. >> mike: it's great to have you here. you have an enormous career started back when you were 13 years old. >> s. >> mike: the last few weeks we have seen such a tragedy with the michael jackson death, and people have talked about how tough it was for him to be a superstar at a young age. tell me about the pressures of being a child and yet being thrust into an incredibly adult world of the entertainment industry, because you were there long before -- >> i was, but i have to say it was a lot different than than it is now. there's a lot of pressure to matter who you are or how old you are in this business. people expect --

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> passengers had to be evacuated from a british airways jet after smoke apparently filled the cabin. the plane was preparing for takeoff at phoenix's sky harbor international airport. the passengers soon began to cough and then they start today complain about smoke and fumes in the air. and a witness outside the plane describes exactly what happened. >> and then next thing i know all of a sudden you see all the doors pop open and that's when all the emergency chutes just popped out and then, saw the passenge passengers jumping off and it's pretty crazy, you know, kind of scary. >> julie: thank god it happened before the plane took off. it may have been caused by an electrical problem, but the cause is still under investigati investigation. >> geraldo: . >> eric: president obama is over the atlantic on the way home from his week long overseas trip. from russia to ghana, the president's visit full of pomp and circumstance and

all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop.nks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the culture warrior segment tonight, while watching the michael jackson coverage on cnn and the bbc because the swiss have not yet engaged fox news i got frustrated quickly. many think mr. jackson was a hero because he could sing and dance. to be fair, you have h. to cover a story like this because he was one of the most successful entertainers in history to spin it into glorification is dishonest. culture warriors juliet huddy in for margaret hoover and "fox & friends" co-host gretchen carlson. carlson, have you got to deal with this every morning. are you getting tired dealing with this stuff. >> even extra early the morning after he died. i'm personally very tired of this story. our viewers our core viewers are tired of this story, however, i will tell you that the very next morning after his death, the minute we tried to do any other kind avenues segment, which i was a proponent of, our ratings went down. bill: drive by people who don'

"mamma mia!" was how it greeted his latest election victory. >> surprisingly large number of italians find him rather charming and cheerful and his brushes with the law, they almost kind of sympathize with because the italian state is not highly respected by many italians. >> reporter: what has been incredibly frustrating for both the opposition and his supporters, the more popular he becomes about italians. >> obviously berlusconi is a very tough man especially when he's in the midst of a fight. i think that he is going to be taking this g-8 with the usual energy and enthusiasm. >> reporter: to all this, berlusconi recently told cnn he had never committed a gaffe. >> translator: i have never made any gaffes. not even one. every gaffe is invented by the newspapers. >> reporter: the papers don't have to invent it. we can't make this stuff up, alina, in terms of the kinds of incidents that we have with him on camera. i sat down with him a few weeks ago for more than an hour. he cracked several jokes throughout. he says, alina, this whole scandal

all: mamma! >> shannon: the show continues to show support for men and women who support our freedom. fox news has been asking you to send us photos and videos showing your support. we put them together in the video tribute you just saw. the response was overwhelming. all positive, all supportive. all thanking the troops, which we could never do enough. now the latest on breaking news stories that we're following. an autopsy is planned today for former nfl quarterback steve mcnair who was found shot to death in a nashville condo. a 20-year-old woman was also found shot to death near mcnair's body there. has been speculation it could be a murder-suicide. but police have made no official statement about what they believe happened or if there may be other suspects. two monorail trains collided at disney world in orlando and fire official sais it's not clear what caused the crash. one of the drivers was killed. walt disney world says the monorail has been taken out of service. five guests and two emp

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all: mamma!d: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> julie: making head way in the hunt for the killers of a couple with 16 children. byrd and melanie billings were shot to death on tuesday, and police have found a van, and they've questioned two people and yet they have found a motive for the crime, joining us is sheriff david morgan and thank for taking the time and you are busy trying to get to the bottom of why anyone would want to kill byrd and melanie billings, any closer to getting answers. >> we are, as i speak, in the next room, in consultation with the state attorney's office, and we have got one of our penrsons of interest in there and i can inform you we are making significant head way in the case and we'll be holding a press conference 5:00 this afternoon, central time and be announcing major breakthroughs in the case. >> julie: you are making news here on forks, 5:x, 5:00 centra you'll have new developments, two persons of interest and one person in the next room now and can you tell us

all: mamma! >> here is a look at the stories developing right now. more bones have been found in an illinois cemetery. the cemetery has now been closed to the public and declared a crime scene. four employees accused of digging up bodies so that plots could be resold. president obama wrapping up a trip to africa and right now he's in ghana where he promised the united states would help african allies combat hiv/aids malaria and tuberculosis. and nasa pushed the launch of the space shuttle endeavour and wants to assess possible lightning damage and strikes that occurred overnight. they're preparing for a mission to install a porch on the space station. they could put one on my house when they're doing. and the bank of ameri obama adm pushing for health care, concerns about what would happen when the government plays a bigger role. this is difficult when there are several treatment option for a given problem. do we want the government to decide what is best? an emergency room doctor from the medical school and joins us now to discuss one of the most di

. >> do you have any good yo mamma jokes. >> reporter: now he's been portrayed with his foot in his mouthoked about trying to save the president. >> what does it say about race relations in america? >> don't answer -- >> too late. >> acted stupidly. >> oh, the president's stupid, or the cops are stupid, or we're all stupid. >> reporter: we've all said things stupidly. for instance, the time i called former president nixon president reagan. >> mr. reagan, sorry, president nixon. >> i've been called worse than that. >> too many obgyns aren't able to practice their law with women across this country. >> reporter: and living forever on the web there's that from the beauty queen. >> south africa and iraq and everywhere such as. >> reporter: america's a free country where everyone's free to act -- >> stupidly. >> reporter: jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> we really are in no position to laugh, are we? >> no, are you kidding? but i was there that president bush said too many obgyns aren't able to practice their love with women across america. and we all said what? what did he just say? >> wow, he

. >> mamma mia. you know what i just learned the other day? i love learning things like this.e sort of a deal together they would have some liquor in front of them. they would do this, they would clink glasses. but with robusto, and liquid from this one would go into that. liquid from that would go into that, so that meant -- >> you keep talking i'm drinking. this is a long story. >> no, it's not. >> wow. we're not on "60 minutes." wow. >> i don't know about ou, but i like to learn new things. >> yeah, yeah. i want to drink the beer. >> drink it, drink it. if one of them d tried to poison the other one they would both die. so that's how they could trust each other on the deal that they weren't trying to murder each other. >> okay. wake up, everyone. wake up! i know you dozed off. come on! get off the couch! >> all right. let's have a little artichoke rum or whatever it is >> artichoke. >> artichoke something. ank you, god bless you. >> this is an acquired taste. >> that's artichoke. >> this is an acquired taste. >> that's a real acquired and i haven't acquired it yet. this is

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all: mamma! i love kids! i'm responsible, loving, nurturing. just don't break anything! ahhh!no no! don't touch that. ahhh! aren't you going to do something? i could use a little compassion. stop, stop, stop! ahhhhh! whoa! being a parent's a lot of work, where's mommy? here i am! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop.