we'll ask marco rubio, florida's republican candidate and also with reaction, building to arizona's tough im grace law, we'll ask our sunday regulars, how this will play out in november. and, our power player of the week. reach for the stars, and now, is helping young women blaze new trails. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello from fox news in washington. we're following two big stories, at this hour. last night in times square, new york city police defused a bomb starting to detonate in a parked suv. it was described as amateurish and powerful and streets and hotels were evacuated ten hours and we'll have more in a moment. along the gulf coast there is growing concern about the massive oil spill, that threatened the entire region, let's bring in correspondent phil keating whos in venice, louisiana. >> reporter: good morning, today promises to be another frustrating day for all efforts to collect, contain and disperse the estimated 2 million gallons of oil spilled in the gulf of mexico. and, the oil that continues to spill, from bp's fractured in three places pipeline and

we'll ask marco rubio, florida's republican candidate and also with reaction, building to arizona's tough im grace law, we'll ask our sunday regulars, how this will play out in november. and, our power player of the week. reach for the stars, and now, is helping young women blaze new trails. all, right now, on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello from fox news in washington. we're following two big stories, at this hour. last night in times square, new york city police defused a bomb starting to detonate in a parked suv. it was described as amateurish and powerful and streets and hotels were evacuated ten hours and we'll have more in a moment. along the gulf coast there is growing concern about the massive oil spill, that threatened the entire region, let's bring in correspondent phil keating whos in venice, louisiana. >> reporter: good morning, today promises to be another frustrating day for all efforts to collect, contain and disperse the estimated 2 million gallons of oil spilled in the gulf of mexico. and, the oil that continues to spill, from bp's fractured in three places pipeline and

on fox news sunday hosted by chris wallace will include secretaries napolitano and salazar and marco rubioobface the nation, bob shafere will speak with louisiana democratic mary land are you. and florida democratic senator bill nelson. illinois democratic congressman lewis gutierrez and senate canned day jd hayworth. and on cnn state of the union, candy crowlly will be speaking with secretaries, and marco rubio and charlie crist. you can listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows starting at noon eastern on c-span radio. nationwide on xm satellite radio, and also on the web at c-span radio.org. and you can follow us on facebook and on twitter. host: we're talking about defense spending particularly defense spending in the face of the deficit and ramifications to national security, if that defense spending is cut. our guests are james karafano of the heritage foundation and bernardfenell, with the american security project and a senior fellow there. welcome to the program. tell us about the deficit and from your perspective if the deficit continues, how is it going to affect natio

joining us is marco rubio advisor todd harris and kiersten powers. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> hello. >> shannon: let's start by talking about utah. bob been net lost the seat. what do you make of that? >> it was just an earthquake not only in terms of the republican party but just i think in terms of what it portends for the rest of this year politically. everyone is talking about antiestablishment, anti-washington, antiincumbent mood but that is really the what. i think people need to focus on the why and the reason for the why is because of spending and because of deficits. and, you know, senator bennett has a member of the appropriations committee and sending ear marks back home to utah, used to get praised for stuff like that, not any more. >> shannon: he had a bit of an issue from the right. arkansas, where the current sitting senator blanche lincoln. she may have trouble from the left because move on.org got involved. they raised more than a million dollars for the challenger. in the first three days he announced his candidacy, the l

in new jersey or virginia or the coast of florida and you are seeing conservative republicans, marco rubioor the senate? florida saying we got to make sure this is safe before we continue. i think there will be a big long time moratorium. >> and do you think there are economic and national did that come from that. >> we don't like the energy dependence on the bad guys in the middle east but on the other hand there are economic and national security reverberations if you have an exxon valdez along the gulf. it could be a disaster for the area in terms of fishing, oyster. >> we had some technical problems with that, we apologize. catch all of chris' interviews with secretary salazar and napolitano andd that allen today. catch it on fox news channel at 6:00 p.m. it was a pretty interesting show, let me tell you that. you are looking again live. new orleans, louisiana. that is air force one as they pull up the stairway so that the president can come down and begin his tour of the gulf coast region. look, a very sort of unpleasant situation with the weather there today. so there is some questio

he endorsed marco rubio in florida will before he became the darling of the tea party movement. he is celebrating the when of ron paul. it is the birth of the tea party movement as a national movement. he is very happy about that victory. mitch mcconnell as been a relatively gracious. his candid it in kentucky, his home state, lost badly to paul. he is a team player. he needs to get behind his candidate. you're not hearing enough from democrats about arlen specter of. they put a lot of emphasis and their eggs in the basket of him being able to prevail in pennsylvania. he fell short. one of the interesting trends around the country is none of these races were close. paul d. grayson by 23 points. -- beat grayson by 23 points. the in the verdicts for a pretty decisive. host: washington, pa. caller: i would like to make some comments as a democrat living in western pennsylvania regarding special elections. i live in the 12th congressional district. as a democrat, we do not like the fact that the man was not interested in discussing issues that affect us here. there was a lot of the

look, there's a reason why marco rubio and karl rove and jeb bush and the arizona republic are againstealize it goes way too far. it's going to make anyone who is hispanic 30% of the state suspect when there is a solution. john kyle and john mccain used to fight for comprehensive immigration reform which not only gets tough at the border but cracks down on illegal hiring and makes sure people here are legal. that's the kind of commonsense solution we need. >> are some of these politicians like governor perry in texas and governor schwarzenegger in california and former governor bush in florida are they against it because of the vote but because of the way that's how they really feel? >> they have to look at their individual state situations and frank is saying a lot of the right things. we would agree on -- if we just lay it out in rhetoric here but frank, i don't know if you've changed your tune to back where you were for sanctuary cities, boston, for example, there's -- there's a lot of talking that gets done and nothing gets done and the numbers keep going up and the statistics keep

governor mitch daniels is not supporting him but jeb bush and marco rubio down in florida, he's givinghis support to him. we could see a rigged turnout. we have to watch where the numbers are tonight. if coates wins, he whips into the general election against a strong democratic nominee, brad ellsworth, who, of course, is a current congressman. >> what about in the house? guest: dan burton, a lon-time republican, safe republican seat in central indiana, faced a tough renomination battle last in 2008. he barely won 52% to 45% in that republican primary. his opponent in that race is running again. but so are a lot of republicans running to try to defeat him in his renomination battle. there are two or three very big names. luke messer, who is a former indiana executive director. also a former state representative. mike murphy is state representative. and the 2008 nominee john legoff. we'll see if john burton can survive that anti-incumbent wave. and mark souder. this is a very republican district that mark souder has not yet to lock down. he faces a republican challenge from a very wealt

host: kendrick me, marco real, or charlie crist? -- mariko rubio or charlie crist? caller: right now i do not like any of them. that is from the "new york times." steve from new york, on the republican line, you are up next. what do you think about the you could program? caller: the republican choice represented by erick kanter, it gives a very small cut. steny hoyer did come with a multibillion-dollar program for a high-speed rail line in washington d.c. to cut, but that is not available. that is a republican program, the richmond to washington d.c. high-speed rail. erick kanter said it will make 165,000 jobs. the democrats need to step up and include a bunch of cuts like steny hoyer suggested. you know, cut that high-speed rail. the republicans want to cut the democratic programs. the democrats have to come up with some cuts in the republican programs. that is the only way it works. host: let's cut all of our foreign aid until the money is back. this is the front page of the wall street journal this morning. plymouth, mass., chuck on the independent line. chuck, w