you almost wonder, you know, it's the john ensign, the david vitter, mark foley.t spitzer and anthony weiner story, there have been a dozen stories like mark foley and larry craig. at some point you become numb and dumb to the idea you are now the branded party of the widely, the wildly over-sexed odd balls. that's what happened. that's the most troubling thing about the story, the republicans continue to embrace this man as if he hasn't done anything wrong. he caused these two women to lose their job. they hod to stop what they were doing in their career just to protect this nut. and so, but nevertheless, you still have republicans embracing him as if, yeah, he's one of us. and if he's one of them, i got to tell you something, that's a mighty scary brand for the republican party. >> mike papantonio, always a pleasure. good to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. >>> coming up, bill o'reilly is still harping on the debunk story about the $16 muffin. it turns out $16 is actually cheap for an o'reilly breakfast. "psycho talk" is next. >>> later, a petition to r

done by munich say told the group they are free to win it and to mark foley germany striker mario gomez for the first time trick this city very in second place after a brief no win after that they are. not europe's biggest basketball clubs are also competing each i can see each other on wednesday and sees the moscow remain unbeaten and we really got from easy eighty nine points to forty seven away victory as are going to after ten minutes the last of our lives for twenty two to thirty now and thanks to the efforts of one particular benchley chipped in with fourteen points after an hour. that leaves straight sixty seven to thirty five minutes good form the top scoring in points and getting on the end of the breakaway. right until the end and croatia record their third victory in as many games that puts them in charge of group b. and close to sealing an early top sixteen spot solder both of yet to get a victory. in the other games league group a referee wins from three matches of a tree against at n.p.r. costs also with hundred percent records i want to see and i in pretty you've got it r

serious and and announcement they want to be egyptian military to give up some of the fat about mark foley so far think a party you don't want to transfer power which we do not agree with. the muslim brotherhood by any chance i mean got to the west doesn't want well i think there is a person on a. muslim brotherhood party and gyptian party the muslim brotherhood if you don't want has been for several decades they have never shown the same tendencies as alex lamas have shown so there isn't really little reason to doubt their sincerity in terms of there will be peace was there will be democratic and they will allow all parties to function. it's perhaps the military wary though of the muslim brotherhood their eyes some speculation the muslim brotherhood is behind these protests demonstrating to the military that the people still have a voice and want to have their voices heard is it a case perhaps of the muslim brotherhood against the military here. no mark completely i i think the military is wary of democracy because they want to get their budget complete cleared the way they wanted them ou

. >> andrea: the mark foley scandal in 2006, the congressmen involved said they knew about it and tookerno should skate away without blame. for those of white house love penn state and from pennsylvania and essentialings go there, this saddens us. why didn't the president ask more? why, he was in bed figuratively with curly and schultz. he should have handled it a long time ago. that is who paterno took it to. now penn state fans we want penn state -- the cards are dealt. this will taint them for a while. they need to move on and handle it swiftly. >> bob: wait, sandusky will be sent to jail and he should. >> kimberly: he shouldn't be out right now on bail. >> bob: the president of the university came out and defended two people that knew about this going on. two weeks ago sandusky was working out in the gym. the two coaches that knew about this had a right, moral obligation to go to the police. president of the university had no responsibility to stand up to the guys. last thing i say i think paterno is culpable and shouldn't coach another game at penn state. >> eric: penn state will

they have now disbanded the house page program after some problems with that stemming from the mark foleycandal some years ago when i was accused of sending inappropriate text messages to teenage male pages. if there is something to discharge, they will have to answer questions about whydale kildee was serving on the page board to oversee the teenage pages. >> i know from the summer he was set up to run for re-election and then he said in july he wasn't going to do that. >> he's served here since 1977. he's 82 years old. you know, it comes as no surprise that somebody who served in congress that long and gets into their 80s might want to retire. certainly his wife has had some health problems. she had a partial mastectomy a couple weeks ago and he's had some minor health problems in years past. there are questions. people are saying he initially said he was going to run for re-election and then they said, no, he's not going to. some people are trying to figure out if there's something connected to that. again, it probably would have been a tougher race fordale kildee. they are drawing new

. >> it was on freaky and our first internet sex scandal so imploded -- >> well, the mark foley ims.like we -- >> and the foreign accent helped, too. >> but he had to dispose of the character we perceive him of in the movie, he had to dispose of -- you know, there was no continuum. i was an action star. now i'm a governor. that doesn't follow the same way that i was a lobbyist and now i'm a politician. you expect a different -- >> i have a question to the men because, you know, as a woman and as someone that identifies as a feminist, this is a male narrative. because women are not in the positions of power in the way that men are to even have these scandals. so, what do you see the connection between power and sex and your feeling entitled to grope because you have power and what that -- >> i do think -- >> i'm not familiar with that. >> i would say, i was always sort after mazed in washington how pat trriarical washington i. when you go on the hill, it's a lot of powerful men in suits. >> yes. >> and it's a lot of young, pretty women. and that is -- that is a dynamic -- >> powerful

foley in 2007. and tonight we pay tribute to two gentlemen who have devoted their lives to public service and have left their mark on every aspect of america life. the society has named the deans of congress as co-honorees to receive the 2011 freedom award. daniel inouye of hawaii, president pro tem of the united states senate and john dingell of michigan, dean of the u.s. house of representatives and the longest-serving member in the history of the house of representatives. [ applause ] >> together they represent 110 years of public service in the congress. for more than five decades, their lifetime leadership has guided legislation affecting all walks of life in their respective states and in the nation. their dedication to public service and to the nation represent an extraordinary example for all americans, as well as their colleagues in congress. to provide an introduction to senator inouye, i have the pleasure of introducing senator thad cochran. i'm pleased to call upon senator cochran to say a few words about his friend and colleague. senator cochran was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives

marking the movement's second-month anniversary. organizers in new york city say they plan to shut down wall street, up on the subways and take foleyer police raided lower manhattan park. rallies are also scheduled in spain, germany and belgium. new information about the man suspected of firing shots near the white house. investigators reveal 21-year-old oscar ramiro ortega ornandez thought he was on a personal mission from god. the gunshots were reported on friday. president obamma was not home and the secret service discovered two bullets did hit the white house. but it is not clear did they were the bullets fired on friday. i'm ainsley earhardt, now back to "on the record" with gret a. for the latest headlines, check out our web site, foxnews.com. 5 year period. >> you may still think of him as opie or ritchie, but ron howard continues to dominate hollywood with two dig studio films in movie theaters right now. he has a new project. he may have a smaller budget but it has big meaning for ron personally. he tells us all about it. >> this new movie "when you find me" what is so intriguing about it, not just the story or plot line,

mark the occasion with a shut down wall street breakfast in just over an hour. also this afternoon, they plan to occupy the subways. then at 5:00 eastern, a march from foleyyn bridge. >>> the u.s. energy secretary in the hot seat today. steven chu faces a house panel looking into solyndra, the california company touted by the obama administration that received $535 million in federal loan guaranties and then went bust. the question is were those loan guaranties politically motivated? >>> at least three people were killed in york county, north carolina, a number of homes destroyed. one man was killed in georgia when a tree fell on his suv. damage also reported from louisiana to virginia. so is it over? let's head to atlanta to find out. good morning, reynolds. >> reporter: it does look like the situation is going to be better as we make our way through the morning hours. it's going to be a mess in parts of the carolina, certainly here in georgia we've had some damage. even in parts of alabama near a town called opa-locka outside auburn, there's been damage as well. anyone tuning in on satellite radar needs to be prepared for that. it's going to be heading

foley square. it's dark now, but you can see the crowds gathering near wall street. these are the occupy wall street proteste protesters, today marking i suspect many of them might be ready to head over to the brooklyn bridge. we heard a strict warning from mayor bloomberg, ray kelly. they can protest, demonstrate, but they can't interfere with other people's rights. meanwhile, another political dust up for republican presidential candidate, herman cain. the second one this week involving the editorial board of a major publication. monday, it was the stumble that went viral over a question about libya. today was the meeting that was supposed to happen with the new hampshire union leader, the most influential newspaper among republicans in the first in the nation primary state, but then this. >> why is it that you don't want editorial board interviews -- >> because it's optional. thanks a lot, folks. got to run, folks. thank you. >> meeting today -- >> mr. cain, why did you miss the union leader? can you give us your version of that? >> was it a timing issue. >> you're not going to believe it. they canceled. >> they said that's not th

transportation, they will be gathering and there's going to be an occupy of foley square and also a march on city hall. so a lot of plans as they markthis movement began. actually right here in the park on september 17th marking this national day of action all across the nation with several marches planned across the nation. still -- of course, no camping after this park was cleared early tuesday morning. can't take tents, tarps, sleeping bags, anything into zuccotti park so overnight, it's been very, very sparse. remains to be seen what takes place the rest of this day but demonstrators say do not underestimate the power of their movement. that remains to be seen. back to you. >> all right. craig boswell live down in zuccotti park. thank you very much. by the way, according to the morning papers, the guy that was talking about throwing a molotov cocktail to macy's has been arrested. his family says he's unstable. >> it's cost new york city $7 million without the sanitation fees to clean up the park. >> it's not just new yorkers who are dealing with this. occupy riots are expected in cities from coast to coast. overnight, police arr

foley in 2007. and tonig we pay tribute two gentlemen who have devoted their lives to public service and have left their mark on every aspect of america life. the society has named the deans of congress as co-honorees to receive the 2011 freedom award. daniel inouye of hawaii, president pro tem of the united states senate and john dingell of michigan, dean of the u.s. house of representatives and the longest-serving member in the history of the house of representatives. [ applse ] >> together they represent 110 years of public service in the congress. for more than five decades their lifetime leadership has guided legislation affecting all walks of life in their respective states and in the nation. their dedication to public service and to the nation represent an extraordinary example for all americans, as well as their colleagues in congress. to provide an introduction to senator inouye, i have the pleasure of introducing senator thad cochran. i'm pleased to call upon senator cochran to say a few words about his friend and colleague. senator cochran was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives fro