mcdowell wins! you meant it. >> no, i did. >> bill: should we give it to her?> i put the wrong one. >> bill: nail polish blinded her! we'll give you that one weechl give you. maccallum is an honest person. one to go. don't panic! you're up by one with one to go. >> when i come back, i expect -- all right? >> bill: question number 5 lyndon johnson became president after j.f.k.'s assassination. >> an assassin's bullet has thrust upon me the awesome burden of the presidency. i am here today to say i need your help. >> bill: became one of only four men in u.s. history to have serve as a congressman, senator, vice president and president. who is the only other person in the 20th century to accomplish this? a, george bush the elderly. b, richard nixon. c, gerald ford, d, harry truman. the answer is richard nixon. awww! all right. now you win again. little smug, mcdowell there. >> i'm smug? i'm sitting in doocy's seat, what do you expect? i have cooties. >> bill: you win. we'll send her nice stuff as well. a pleasure, ladies. back with pinheads and patriots ahead. a m

mcdonnell >> john mcdowell, jr. >> eamon j. mceneaney >> john thomas mcerlean, jr. >> daniel francis mcginley >> mark ryan mcginly >> william e. mcginn >> thomas henry mcginnis >> michael gregory mcginty >> ann mcgovern >> scott martin mcgovern >> william mcgovern >> stacey sennas mcgowan >> francis noel mcguinn >> patrick mcguire >> thomas m. mchale >> and my uncle. we love you, we miss you, keep looking out for us. >> and my husband my love for you is as strong and as endless as the wedding rings we exchanged and more together. we miss you so much. >> keith mcheffey >> ann m. mchugh >> denis j. mchugh iii >> dennis mchugh >> michael e. mchugh >> robert g. mcilvaine >> donald james mcintyre >> stephanie marie mckenna >> barry j. mckeon >> evelyn c. mckinnedy >> darryl leron mckinney >> george patrick mclaughlin, jr. >> robert c. mclaughlin, jr. >> gavin mcmahon >> robert d. mcmahon >> edmund mcnally >> daniel w. mcneal >> and my father, we miss you and levy. >> and my brother, a family man, a navy man, a holy man. god is holdi

let's get to ben stein and charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam, charlie gasperino, what do you think? >> we're not in 2008 levels. if we were at 2008 levels, morn stanley would have bn insolvent by today and it's not. they were facing the biggest rumors and their stock went down to december, 2008 levels, credit the default swaps, insurance policies on the debt blew out-- >> you don't think a meltdown is in the offing? >> i'm pretty sure it's not going to happen. i can never guarantee anything, but they withstood that, plenty of capital and a rumor they were exposed to french banks. i spoke with james gorman who-- >> who is james gorman. >> the ceo of morn stanley. >> neil: society general and-- >> and don't share my-- >> okay, bottom line, you don't see it happening? >> net zero exposure it french banks, dagen. >> i'm not worried about the u.s. banks, so much better funded and capitalized than in 2008, but they. >> neil: they've been coughing up blood the last couple of weeks. >> they are, but we're not in any danger, with the liquidity-- coughing up blood means the stocks

i'm neil cavuto, let's he get to it ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and rounding out our contestant, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. what do you knowing. >> evergreen solar costs massachusetts and this solyndra, 535 billion. >> million, rather, and last week, 15 more of the projects trying to ram through before september 30th deadline and this is scary stuff. i mean, not only are they wasting taxpayer money, but smells like political chaos and this stinks so bad, i can't believe that they're still rushing to push more through. >> neil: dagen, the reference to the dash for cash at the grocery store game show, you only have a set time before the end of the month, in the envelope department to use the 10 billion dollars on hand for whatever purpose or it goes away. so, the administration committed billions more t green initiatives, that might have the same same-- >> at least four companies have gotten money from the government since solyndra filed for bankruptcy and you have more than a dozen lined up just by the end of this month. and get more cash, but the problem is, something

virginia's newly elected governor bob mcdowell is telling virginians, my concern is that we help peopleed. for the fema money that's going to flow, it's up to them on how they get it. i don't think it's the time to get into that deficit debate. today the majority leader backed off ever so slightly, telling reporters, i believe there's an appropriate federal role and the monies will be there. that's a 180. no mention of the offsets this time around. but for thousands of folks along the eastern seaboard, the damage has already been done. record flooding in vermont and new jersey is destroying entire towns. people left those towns with nothing. people seeking refuge at this shelter in paramus, new jersey now they have to pack up and move to another one. >> i want to cry, but i can't cry. so i got to keep strong for my kids. everything i worked for is gone. >> with large sections of his state under water, chris christie hit back at cantor's shameless politicking. >> we don't have time to wait for folks in congress to figure out how they want to offset this stuff with budget cuts. our people

here the culture warriors, dagen mcdowell in for margaret hoover and gretchen carlson.lson, we begin with you. this poll is surprising, right? >> the poll on sarah palin? >> bill: yes. >> not really. i'm not that surprised by it because i think that republicans know how much she got beat up in the press the first time around. they think that it's a advice really reaction to her by a lot of people, and so they want to win this election, so they probably are thinking she will not be able to beat president obama, so let's not even get her into the race at all. >> bill: you think, though -- what? >> she's spot on. >> bill: you think so? >> thank you, dagen. >> bill: i mean, many republican voters and democratic voters when she was on the other side, they get angry about the media attacks and say don't let that stop you. if you think you can go and you have a message, go. i don't know if that's really it, that it's all practical politics. >> no, but republican voters see the tabloid fodder out there, that the left would sling. look no further than that ridiculous book, the l

jon: tkaeug began mcdowell wants to know how he got miss mojo back. megyn welcome everyone. democrats suffer two losses. welcome to "america live," i'm megyn kelly. one headline reads republicans pulling off twin defeats if special elections in both states. first republican back turner taking a house seat held by democrats in new york since the 1920s. here is turner, the republican shortly after his stunning win. >> this is a historic race. we've been asked by the people of this district to send a and i hope they hear it loud and clear. we have been told this is a referendum, and we're ready to say, mr. president we are oning wrong track. i just want to be our guy and your voice, and i think we have lit one candle today, and there is going to be a bon fire pretty soon when they fully understand it. [applause] megyn then there is a nevada, a state that president obama narrowly won back in 2008. republican mark amaday taking the election from kate marshal and winning by a 22-point margin in a case that the old state was really watching. chris stirewalt is is with us. let's tal

. >> reporter: jonathan mcdowell believes that the space agency is probably right.rth is water. >> this is not like the old skylab scare of the '07s when had you a 70-ton space crash to the sky. this thing is six or seven tons. so i agree with the folks in houston that it is -- really nothing to be terribly concerned about. >> reporter: parts of skylab did hit western australia in 1979. so where will this one come down? well, no one knows. even minutes before re-entering the atmosphere nasa won't be able to pinpoint the exact location. the satellite is traveling so fast that it covers thousands of miles of space in just minutes. right now the impact swath covers portions of six continents. >> part of the problem is the spacecraft is tumbling and unpredictable ways and it is very difficult to very precisely pinpoint where it is coming down. even right before the re-entry. if the thing happens to come down in the city that would be bad. the chuances of it causing extensive injury is high. >> reporter: once it hurts the atmosphere 50 miles up it will take only a few mi

and then governor bob mcdowell from virginia, another republican. my concern is that we help people in need for the fema money that's going to flow. it's up to them on how they get it. i don't think it's time to get into a deficit debate. why are we fighting over this? why does the house republican leadership think that last year's number that was inadequate last year is good enough for this year when, as my staff just reminded me, we've had ten disasters, each one over $1 billion this last year? this is mother nature. this wasn't caused by some conspiracy of the democratic party. this is just what happened. why do you want people to have to worry whether their money will be there or not when you can so easily fix this? on what principle are you standing? it can't be fiscal responsibility. it's already provided for in the budget. and if this is be conservativism, i don't think america likes that. i don't think they will accept that. it's not their vision of conservativism. it's their vision of foolishness. and i also think, as patrick leahy, the sen

we have republican mayors and republican governors, governor christie and governor mcdowell are saying don't play games with fundamental -- governor mcdonnell. tindal provides jobs also. that should be a question that speaker boehner and senator mitch mcconnell look at. we passed a bipartisan bill funding thema. it passed by a heavy -- we passed a bipartisan bill funding fema. it passed with a heavy majority. we have shown the will that the bill that have passed in the house by a narrow margin was overwhelmingly defeated here. i do not understand how anyone could suggest that anyone is at fault other than the republicans in the house. the republicans in the senate -- we will pick up significant votes. >> is the white house involved in any of these negotiations? would it be helpful or appropriate for the president to call the house back into session? >> the president will do that if necessary. i hope it is not necessary. i hope all eyes will be upon it. we know what went on in the house yesterday. they were trolling for votes for more than 24 hours to try to get enough votes to satisfy

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