fox news anchor martha maccallum and fox news guy steve doocy. ested in villains and bad people. she anchors with hemmer. >> bill: what more you can say? question number one. one of al pay chino's most famous characters is tony montana in scarface. >> okay. you want to play rough? okay. say hello to my little friend. [gunfire] scarface is a fictional character. remake of 1932 film based on what real life gangster? what real gangster was involved? you are both wrong. al capone was scarface. that's the easiest one of the villain questions. >> really? >> really? >> bill: everybody watching knew that the evil nazi physician committed documented atrocities during world war ii when he experimented on prisoners at auschwitz. cards up pleadings, another easy one and maccallum blew it roll the tape. >> i will not permit to you lay your failure or your fear at my door. i am a scientist. i have done my job. you are an executioner. do yours. >> bill: excellent film the boys from brazil. -- no that was marathon man. i get them mixed up. gregory peck was the co

fox news anchor martha maccallum and fox news guy steve doocy. llum very interested in villains and bad people. she anchors with hemmer. >> bill: what more you can say? question number one. one of al pay chino's most famous characters is tony montana in scarface. >> okay. you want to play rough? okay. say hello to my little friend. [gunfire] scarface is a fictional character. remake of 1932 film based on what real life gangster? what real gangster was involved? you are both wrong. al capone was scarface. that's the easiest one of the villain questions. >> really? >> really? >> bill: everybody watching knew that the evil nazi physician committed documented atrocities during world war ii when he experimented on prisoners at auschwitz. cards up pleadings, another easy one and maccallum blew it roll the tape. >> i will not permit to you lay your failure or your fear at my door. i am a scientist. i have done my job. you are an executioner. do yours. >> bill: excellent film the boys from brazil. -- no that was marathon man. i get them mixed up. gregory

for the next hour you will get to test your wits against steve doocy and martha mac maccallum. we begin this evening with the american singer's edition. roll the tape. >> these are the best singers, i think, that have ever graced our shores. elvis presley. >> oh, yeah. >> 18 songs, number one on the charts during his career. which was his first number one hit? heart break hotel? blue suede shoes, hound dog, teddy bear. first hit? cards up, please. pleasure and let's roll the tape. ♪ well if your baby leaves you ♪ you have got a tale to tell. ♪ take a walk down walnut street. ♪ to heart break hotel. ♪ i'll be so lonely. >> bill: there he is. they were both wrong. heart break hotel. a is the answer. you picked hound dog, right? >> teddy bear because i like teddy bears. ♪ teddy bear. >> bill: can we replace doocy? is it too late? >> question number two. barbra streisand you know or love her polarizing figure because of her political views. what program parodied ms. streisand? >> they all did. >> the answer is, roll the tape. >> let's go. ♪ >> bill: that was south park. and they pa

. >> bill: steve doocy, martha maccallum, and you compete for bragging rights. >> next we have childies for you. >> we have five for you doocy. lacy and shirleyes temples for doocy. >> like baby you can drive my car.

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer.akers pushing for more money for armed forces. but a new report reveals the feds have spent more than $68 billion on climate change activities going back four years. that's a focus the senator calls the wrong agenda. >> the initiatives of non-algae boy oh fuels. force our military to take money away from core programs to invest in unproven technologies as part of a cap and trade ageneral a is reckless. martha: is the white house putting green energy ahead of defense in steve moore is with me now. good to have you here. $68 billion spent on these green energy efforts. the big question i think every taxpayer needs to know is what have they gotten for that money? >> when i saw that story this morning my jaw dropped. i couldn't believe $68 billion. that's billion with a "b." not million with an "m." a massive amount of spending on climate change and research. a lot of people are getting rich off of global warming. the big issue is not just how much we spent. as you know, a lot of the progr

here now fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for rebekah press cot from los angeles. steve doocy representing howard hill from cincinnati. >> howard hill. >> bill: if you would like to win great prizes you can sign up on bill o'reilly cot come. >> hello mr. o'reilly. >> bill: these movies made the most money ever. 1939 question gone with the wind considered to be one of the most successful films ever. ♪ >> rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what should i do? >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award's statues. what happened to one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's

i'm martha maccallum. we have this new jobs number that just out. better than number analyst were looking for. some say this number is a bit skewed in context of recent weeks. bill: stuart varney goes inside the numbers from the fox business network. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: first the headline. >> the headline looks good because the numbers of new faces on unemployment line is down. but look more closely. they keep revising upward previous weeks and previous months, to show more people on the unemployment lines. the result is the actual trend in a number of new claims for jobless benefits is rising, it's going up, not down as the day-to-day headline number suggests. bill: you're saying to truly understand this, you need to focus on the revision? >> yes. look at the revision and look at the trend for the last four weeks or last six weeks, whatever but look at the recent trend and that is upwards. more and more people are claiming first-time jobless benefits, not less and less as the headline would immediately suggest. bill: i

here now the quisz kids fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for martin mark wits.nebraska. if you would like to win nifty prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. late night. >> we don't stay up very late. >> your show is late night to me. >> bill: you both have to be in before 9:00, right. >> pretty much we get up pretty early. >> don't expect much anyway and expect even less this evening. question one johnny carson became the host of the tonight show 1962. who was the first guest on the show? cards up, please. and the answer is, roll the tape. >> silly kid. >> i really love you. >> you keep saying. >> i mean i really love you, do you know what i mean? >> really? >> i'm pretty tough myself. every once in a while a beauty comes along. >> bill: the answer is mel brooks. one of the great guests of all time. that was not the first show by the way. interestingly enough they lost all of those early tapes. somebody erased them. question number two. it seems that no celebrities are off limits for jay leno. >> professional sleaze ball john edwards not expected to take the stan

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer.ver in danger, congressman michelle bachmann telling us last hour she does not necessarily believe that that is the case. >> the threat level is probably higher than ever before and would he need to make sure we are on top of it, because we have the entire world to cover, and that's why it's important that we are on top of these threats. martha: new york congressman peter king is chairman of the house homeland security committee. and he joins me this morning. good to have you today. >> good to be here, than that you. martha: one of the questions that popped into everybody's mind was that there was no concern that the plot was able to be carried out and it was strapped in its tracks. that raised a question, why? why was no one arrested in this entire operation? >> martha there is a lot that still can't be told on this. the fact is that from the first moment our intelligence people felt that the bomb could not be brought on to the plane. it never was brought onto any plane at all. all i

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you.te that warning, darrell issa a telling greta van susteren that he sees no other way to get to the truth. >> after the abuses under nancy nancy pelosi it is pwhraoer w clear we -pbt wan want to have belts and suspended, and make sure we check everything, including whistle blowers and other ways to get this information. there is going to come a point where there is nothing left but to say, we find, broadly, this attorney general to be in contempt. martha: will that happen? here now tucker carlson the daly caller editor and fox news contributor. good to have you here. we had darrell issa a here last week and spoke with him. a lot of the response i got from viewers was why wait? at this point why are they waiting? now you've got this response from the administration, basically saying we have given everything we're going to give on this and we have given very full disclosures and the questions have been answered. >> there were 22 questions in the last subpoena, 13 of them remain unanswered

i'm martha maccallum. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill. g to an ad campaign that's supposed to, you know, explain why the benefits mandated under the law are so very important. martha: so let's bring in jonah goldberg a fox news contributor. >> food morning. martha: my first question was, well, how much money has been spent on these programs in the past? >> right. it's one of the depressing things about the age we're in where $20 million you're like, oh, that's not that much, you know? [laughter] it's amazing how little 20 million gets you from the government these days. martha: so you have a problem with this expenditure? >> well, look, i have a problem -- part of what this is going to do is going to be an ad campaign telling people how to live right and live healthy, and i'm not a big nanny state guy. i think part of that's tearily troubling. i also think the timing of this, they decided to spend $20 million in the middle of, you know, a presidential campaign. if this smacks even slightly of politics, i think that's incredibly inappropria

here now the not quite ancient martha maccallum playing for donald skip for from new beach, california the rapidly aging steve doocy playing for janine morally from pennsylvania. if you want to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly undershirt on. here is question number one. 42 years after the beetles sadly ended paul mccartney still going strong, which one of his songs has been dubbed the most covered song in history? a? cards up, please. and he we want to roll the tape. ♪ i said something's ♪ how i long for yesterday. >> bill: that's correct. d, maccallum is right. yesterday. one of my least favorite mccartney songs. pick up the pace a little bit. >> bill: i like baby you can drive my car. best mccartney song. do you lining that. >> du, du. >> beach boys brought rock sound to the entire nation in the 1960's. >> ♪ inside, outside ♪ everybody gone surfing, surfing u.s.a. >> doocy has shirts like that. who knows if they would have been so wildly successful if the beach boys had kept their original name which was pendletons, wilson love and the boys groovy waves, surf wax quartet. wh

i'm martha maccallum. bill: not supposed to be this way. it is memorial day weekend. rtha: we had snow on easter and now it is. bill: good luck keeping your grass green. deadly heat wave rolling from st. louis, into cincinnati and into memphis. martha: you know who knows all about this? bill: i do. martha: janice dean. >> did you hear your partner? i know all about this stuff. these are unofficial meteorologists a the fox news channel. bill: but full respect to you. >> you're the best, bill hemmer. yes the unofficial beginning of summer starts memorial day weekend. man they are going to feel it across the ohio river valley and tennessee river valley. 98 in st. louis. 95 in louisville. 96 in nashville. that is saturday. it will be even warmer across portions of chicago. 97, 96. we'll feel humidity here. we'll feel temperatures well over 100 degrees in a lot of these areas t will last for several days as we head into next week, things will knock back a little bit. we'll get to more seasonal averages. but for monday, certainly 15, even some cases 20 degrees above what you

here they're, the quiz kids, fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for david marcos from battle creekand steve doocy representing beverly out on long island. if you would like to win nifty prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. >> they are nifty. >> bill: at love people get away with murder. >> mainly our children. >> bill: figuratively. these are ones that realty did. you will be offended many will because we are -- we are convicting these people of murder right here in the news quiz. here we go. 2005 actor robert blake found not guilty of murdering his wife bonnie lee blakely. prosecutors could not place the gun in blake's hand. >> there is no forensic or physical evidence whatsoever that links robert blake to the murder weapon or this homicide. >> blake said all along he could not have killed his wife because he wasn't there when it happened. he says he left his wife alone in their car in order to retrieve, what? his gun, his glasses, his cigarettes, his watch. what was blake's alibi? >> i thought he had to retrieve his parrot. >> bill: and the -- his gun, that's correct. lucy. so he

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. are from top cia defense department officials to oscar winner director catherine bigelow, promising details. martha: what is the problem here? let's hear about it? >> there are many problems. one we find that you have hollywood producers, catherine bigelow given unprecedented access to the cia. it was arranged by a democratic lobbying firm. global mar park brought them in to meet with the cia. they were taken to the fault where the most classified information was kept. they were taken to a secret site, so secret the name had to be redacted and blacked out on the emails when made public and yet you had catherine bigelow and mark ball going in there although they don't have security clearances. martha: it's surprising that the name of the place where they were taken, even when the emails were released had to be blacked out. you start this trail to figure owl. she is the oscar-winning director of the hurt locker, great movie. she wants to make a movie about what is arguably one of the mo

i'm martha maccallum. we just showed you those numbers and despite those, new fox polls show that president obama is in the lead now, 46 percent of the vote and there's mitt romney, the con extender at 39 percent. bill: let's analyze -- analyze it, steve hayes, weekly standard, what do you see in the numbers? >> good morning, bill. look, the app toeupb, the white house will be happy with. any time you have the president up seven points on mitt romney, particularly when some other polls are pointing in another direction, when other polls suggest the race is tightening as romney as emerged from this bloody primary in a virtual tie, i think the white house will be very happy with that top line number. bill: how about this number, best thing president obama has done to help the economy and this number sticks out, the bottom of the screen. forty-six say done nothing to help. >> beyond that, beyond the 43 percent who say he's done nothing, only 7 percent point to the stimulus bill. remember that was the signature

here now the quisz kids fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for martin mark wits.nebraska. if you would like to win nifty prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. late night. >> we don't stay up very late. >> your show is late night to me. >> bill: you both have to be in before 9:00, right. >> pretty much we get up pretty early. >> don't expect much anyway and expect even less this evening. question one johnny carson became the host of the tonight show 1962. who was the first guest on the show? cards up, please. and the answer is, roll the tape. >> silly kid. >> i really love you. >> you keep saying. >> i mean i really love you, do you know what i mean? >> really? >> i'm pretty tough myself. every once in a while a beauty comes along. >> bill: the answer is mel brooks. one of the great guests of all time. that was not the first show by the way. interestingly enough they lost all of those early tapes. somebody erased them. question number two. it seems that no celebrities are off limits for jay leno. >> professional sleaze ball john edwards not expected to take the stan

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer.biden apologizing to his boss for jumping the gun on gay marriage. should he have apologized? the white house says the comments forced the president's hands, but the money has been pouring in every since. martha: the campaign raked in more than a million dollars in 90 minutes after that news broke. joined by juan williams, a fox news analyst, good toerpbg t good morning to you juan. should joe biden bend over and apologize i think things worked out okay. >> there is a line of political authority here, and the white house had no intention of making gay marriage, certainly before the contention, but potentially not before the election because it could pol pola rice the african-american base. there's been so much money pouring in from people who are excited to see the president speak boldly on the issue skwraoeut seems lik. martha: it seems like he makes out well in both scenarios. the money has been coming in, on the other hand it's not a statement that carries any real teeth so to speak

i'm martha maccallum. so the line in the sand so to speak has been drawn by both of these candidates, president obama, trying to rally his liberal base, mitt romney beefing up his conservative credentials this week with a big speak at a every longelical university. -- evangelical university. >> what you believe, how you live matters. as fundamental as these principles are, they may become topics of democratic debate from time to time, so it is today with the enduring institution of marriage, marriage is a relationship between one mand an one woman. [applause] bill: meanwhile the isn't on the cover of newsweek magazine with a caption the first gate president, an obvious attempt to keep us talking, which is working, apparently! stephen hayes, now, senior writer, weekly stand -- standard, back home in milwaukee, wisconsin. how do you see this argument breaking at the moment, steve? >> you know what, actually watching the events of the last few days, i think we're likely to see it play out pretty much as it ha

martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. this is a "new york times"-cbs news poll and it suggests one in four registered voters say they're less likely to vote for president obama because of this whole same sex marriage issue, a majority though say that in the end it will not affect your overall vote. bill: charlie hurt out of washington, d.c., good morning. what's that number tell us there? >> it tells us that -- we already knew that president obama was fighting for the independents, some of whom were so crucial to the election four years ago, but what that suggests now is if you have as many as 25 percent of voters saying it makes them less likely to vote for him, that's eating into that independent vote. and he's going to have -- it's an additional hurdle that he's got to get over to win those people back. bill bi-specifically -- >> not what he needs now. bill: specifically on those independents this is what the surveyed showed, that 22 percent of independents are now less likely to vote for him, 14 percent say they are m

here now the not quite ancient martha maccallum playing for donald skip for from new beach, californialy aging steve doocy playing for janine morally from pennsylvania. if you want to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly undershirt on. here is question number one. 42 years after the beetles sadly ended paul mccartney still going strong, which one of his songs has been dubbed the most covered song in history? a? cards up, please. and he we want to roll the tape. ♪ i said something's ♪ how i long for yesterday. >> bill: that's correct. d, maccallum is right. yesterday. one of my least favorite mccartney songs. pick up the pace a little bit. >> bill: i like baby you can drive my car. best mccartney song. do you lining that. >> du, du. >> beach boys brought rock sound to the entire nation in the 1960's. >> ♪ inside, outside ♪ everybody gone surfing, surfing u.s.a. >> doocy has shirts like that. who knows if they would have been so wildly successful if the beach boys had kept their original name which was pendletons, wilson love and the boys groovy waves, surf wax quartet. what were th

here now fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for rebekah press cot from los angeles.senting howard hill from cincinnati. >> howard hill. >> bill: if you would like to win great prizes you can sign up on bill o'reilly cot come. >> hello mr. o'reilly. >> bill: these movies made the most money ever. 1939 question gone with the wind considered to be one of the most successful films ever. ♪ >> rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what should i do? >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award's statues. what happened to one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> y

here they're, the quiz kids, fox news anchor martha maccallum playing for david marcos from battle creekng beverly out on long island. if you would like to win nifty prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. >> they are nifty. >> bill: at love people get away with murder. >> mainly our children. >> bill: figuratively. these are ones that realty did. you will be offended many will because we are -- we are convicting these people of murder right here in the news quiz. here we go. 2005 actor robert blake found not guilty of murdering his wife bonnie lee blakely. prosecutors could not place the gun in blake's hand. >> there is no forensic or physical evidence whatsoever that links robert blake to the murder weapon or this homicide. >> blake said all along he could not have killed his wife because he wasn't there when it happened. he says he left his wife alone in their car in order to retrieve, what? his gun, his glasses, his cigarettes, his watch. what was blake's alibi? >> i thought he had to retrieve his parrot. >> bill: and the -- his gun, that's correct. lucy. so he left his gun in the resta

. >> bill: steve doocy, martha maccallum, and you compete for bragging rights. >> next we have childwe have five for you doocy. lacy and shirley temples for doocy. >> i love lassie. >> i like baby you can drive my car. best mccartney car

i'm martha maccallum. nder arrest accused of leaking secret church documents. few at the vatican believe that he at the end had worked alone. martha: what is next? joining me now is father john jonathan morris. he lived at the vat kin. thanvatican. thanks for joining us. >> just when you thought you saw it all. martha: a butler close to pope benedict leaked some of his papers and may have been working for somebody, right. >> he was one working very closely with him in the papal household. there is somebody taking care of an 85-year-old man, helping him get dressed, serving meals and holding an umbrella when it's raining and he is in public, that type of thing. the fact that documents were found in his possession, in his own apartment, that were not supposed to be there is a big deal. martha, this goes back to over the last few months there's been documents that have been leaked that have gone into the story behind pope ben detectives desire tbenedict's deviewer to desire to make sure there is no transparenc

good morning, i'm martha maccallum. it was a year ago today when elite team of navy seals swarmed into a compound in abbottabad and shot enemy number one. bill: the man that ran the cia interrogation program said the groundwork for that raid started a long time ago. >> there was someone we captured, a facilitator we captured in 2004 that told us about bin laden's courier. gave us a pseudonym. >> what concerns me there is still doubt out there that people are doubting, you know, the amount of information that we got from this program that gave us the basis to go after al qaeda and destroy al qaeda. the al qaeda that attacked us on 9/11 is just amazing. bill: more from him throughout the morning. jenna -- jonah goldberg, national at large from. good morning, joe gnaw. >> good morning, bill. bill: it is a political year. how is that playing to the story? >> a lot of ways an embarrassing debate. it is kind of thing where everybody thinks about this rationally understand as lot of people, starting with guy who put bullet in