when i say we talked to the owner of moby dick airlines, of course, i mean the staff of the last word, and we find out he bought the company in 2006, has no idea why it was named moby dick airlines. he should maybe tonight be thinking something more jet-like. >> yeah, there are a lot of question marks over the gingrich campaign at this point, and moby dick airlines, i think, is high up there if not in the top five. i think overall if we're talking about programs and found raysing prowess, one of the most telling things is that only one in five of the top republican donors who gave to the mccain campaign in 2008 gave to this current cycle of gop fundraising. we've said it before, i'm sure it will be settled again, it's a hugely unsettled field. for someone like mitt romney, predicated on the notion that he can make it rain, the fact his numbers are not even close to where they were in the last election cycle is cause for really consternation, and to your point, lawrence, 70% of these donors have maxed out, look, republican fat cats that want to donate to his campaign are going to have

has no idea why it was named moby dick airlines. he should maybe tonight be thinking of something more jet-like. >> yeah. there are a lot of question marks over the gingrich campaign at this point, and moby dick airlines i think is high up there, if not in the top five. i think overall if we're talking about republicans and fund-raising prowess, one of the most telling metrics revealed today was that only one in five of the top republican donors who gave to the mccain campaign in 2008 gave to this current cycle of gop fund-raising. we said it before and it's been said again. it's a hugely unsettled field. for someone like mitt romney who is predicated on the notion he can make it rain, the fact the numbers are not close to where they were in the last election cycle is cause for real con stern nation. to your point, lawrence, the fact that 70% of the donors have maxed out means that, look, republican fat cats that want to donate to the campaign have to do that through his pac, restore our future, or do it to the number of conservativ

(applause) well, with money tight, newt will have to abandon moby dick airways and start traveling on metaphorical unobtainable goals butline. (laughter) so clearly we need another guy to be the guy. fortunately, the republican presidential field is an embarrassment of rich riches. (laughter) in fact, the first two words that come to mind are "embarrass." and "rich." (laughter) but i am intrigued by one candidate who hasn't declared yet. texas governor and future josh brolin role rick perry. and i am not the only one who is sporting a texas long horn. >> the new infatuation is rick perry, governor of texas. i'm very interested in rick perry. >> who's your dream candidate to get into the race? >> i would love for rick perry to get into it. >> this man needs to be president. >> stephen: (as last speaker) i complete... ahem. i completely agree. this man needs to be president. we haven't had a texas governor in the white house for almost three years! think of all the uncleared brush we've built up! (laughter) and, folks, perry may be going for it because on august 6 he is holding a rally

and the artist moby tweeted something interesting.was really drunk on stage, it was quite a disaster. and moby tweeted that he was sorry that he didn't help her. also, mark ronsen, the producer of winehouse's "back to black" album, he said in a statement, "she was my musical soul mate and like a sister to me. this is one of the saddest days of my life." don? >> moby saying, i was there and i wish i had been able to help her. and mark ronsen, a very famous producer, people say, oh, he made her famous, and he says, no, i think i'm in this position because of amy winehouse. shannon cook, thank you. >>> we don't want to be silenced. we're going to continue to struggle and continue doing what we do. we want to continue to make the world a better place and we want to continue with our politics. we want to show them that they're not going to shoot us to silence. >> we'll have the very latest on those horrific terror attacks in norway. maybe, it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. this is visibly sma

rest of newt debt stems from his frequent private jet travel, like the $400,000 he presently owes mobyick airways. (laughter) at

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automotive engineering to a bunch of people who don't even understand the basic concepts of building an all moby or writing a proposal that says hey listen it needs to meet these spec requirements ok now this might be a silly question forgive me if it is but what do we need a replacement for the hummer what's what's wrong with what we already have the hummer has a serious design flaw. and we found out in iraq and afghanistan that basically the flat bottom halt separates when there's an explosion and people get sandwiched inside and die which is why we are fielding em wraps because democrats have a v. shaped hole and so the idea was well the end was not an actual procurement process it wasn't something that the army went on so we're going to design this from scratch and make it fit all our future needs that it was a deal that a vehicle that already existed the south africans had developed it for use in the angle and more and so we wouldn't just bought existing models and then put a bunch of them forward because we need to protect soldiers and sailors and marines lives in afghanistan and iraq ther

jpmorgan gave a loan commitment mobile, whichy team mobi- is a problem. >> one of the things that this report recommends is that we move to balance our trade in five years. we need to balance our trade. the administration has set a goal of doubling exports. imports are increasing faster than exports. when you have a negative export figure, that is a drag on your economy. we have amassed a net export figures year after year. warren buffett advocated that the united states needs to adopt policies to balance its trade. people always hear china loans so much of our treasury. we are dependent on it. where does china get the money to own so much of our treasuries? we gave it to them to run these massive trade deficits year after year. when the dollars come into china, the chinese government issues bonds to set up what you want. they buy our treasuries. they get income from a high treasuries. it is a crazy thing for this country to let go of. we are a another day older and deeper in debt. we have to change the trends here. when kennedy said we are going to get to the millan, nobody knew how t

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our understanding moby better. in terms of, you know, things happening in the clout or whenever, i can't say anything in particular. >> a really great question. paul, at an early age you achieved fabulous wealth. that enabled you to recreate your life in any way you want to. was that liberating or horrifying to back to have everything you ever wanted to do when front of you? liberating or find? >> it gives you so many more possibilities and options. but then you are a steward of those assets. if you have reversals or whenever, a big reversal, you just feel awful. you have to be a very, very careful. and you know -- i mean, all of the resources that i have, by far the lion's share will go to philanthropy. so there is that realization that you have to keep in mind. >> one really take the question, please describe -- >> finally. >> please describe -- [inaudible] >> please describe interactions with ibm in the late 70's? basically microsoft, you guys said we aren't going to where ties, like ibm people where ties. >> th

campaign is $1 million in debt comes word that almost half of the total is owed to -- wait for this -- moby dick airways a private plane company that does a lot of of work for republicans. so is this the white whale that is going to finally sink newt's campaign? more about this from michelle coddle from the daily beast. >> well, we know running for president is expensive, but for a guy preaching fiscal conservativism is not what you preach, and is newt aware he is running for president? >> well, what you have to remember here, ezra, is that newt's presidential campaign is all about the kind of self-aggrandizement of newt, and in order to maintain the lifestyle, certain things have to be done and if he has to spend half a million on private planes, so beit. >> there is a lifestyle to which newt has become accustomed and the presidential funders will have to help him out, and also they point to a $8,400 disbersment to gingrich productions which has calista gingrich as a domain name. i have registered the domain names, and they are $20 and not that much, so any idea what he is actually paying

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it's not a leap because there was so many great novels written during that era, the scarlett letter, moby dick, walt whitman, but they delight me on a different kind of level. they also move me very, very much i think because they make me think intellectually and philosophically and so forth. people need -- the populis needs emotion, to display it. there's advertising companies that came along in the 1830s -- 1930s that said we have to appropriate the methods of uncle tom's cob bin to sell our products. why? because we have to sway the emotions. you can even see in tv how as try, maybe they don't always succeed for you or for me, but they try to sway the emotion in some way. whatever emotion it may be. it may be sentimental or it may be exciting emotion or something like that, and she has every kind of emotion in there. she was really the first novelist to bring together both, more sentimental, religious emotions with the action adventure, the thrills, and she was the first novelist to successfully bring those two things together, which is why her novel was so popular for so long and stil

moby send out a tweet saying after our show in serbia, i wish i'd been able to help. i'm sorry. today or tomorrow. >>> at eight minutes past the hour now, to washington, d.c., there's still no congressional deal. congressional leaders followed up their meetings with president obama last night. we still have nothing official to report. time is running out. the federal government is running out of money and set to start defaulting possibly on loans in just over a week on august 2nd. john boehner says a deal needs to be reached by tomorrow in order to have enough time to get it voted on by august 2nd. but as our kate baldwin reports, the leaders want a deal sooner than that for a very specific reason. >> reporter: following that dramatic breakdown of negotiations between president obama and house speaker john boehner, congressional leaders met here late on capitol hill to broker a deal amongst themselves. john boehner is proposing a $3 trillion to $4 trillion package of cuts that would raise the debt ceiling in a two-part process, this according to democratic and republican sources

not you're too young, but a lot of books like moby dick, no, you probably don't get it until later.hink there is value in reading the classics. [applause] i think -- is. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> i think part of the problem is that we all want the next thing that's new and shiny, and be so we are forgetting about history, and we want, you know, whatever, you know, we want to read the twilight series in high school. and i think there's been a loss of a focus on good writing and good structure and good literature as opposed to what's entertaining and fun. because sometimes they're not the same thing. [applause] >> also i think for me at least the love of reading came from my parents. my mother used to collect a lot of paperback books, they were in the house all the time. i didn't learn to love to read from school, i learned from home. and my kids have learned to love to read because we read to them. i think that's where you get your love for reading. [applause] >> and the debase about curriculum in colleges is going on still. it's very difficult to figure out what's really happening

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go to our web site, foxnews.com/moby to download our app, take fox news on the go with you to keep pluggedie: do people love their gadgets a little too much? psychologists are warning people prefer the company of their smartphones, they're even taking them to bed, they're sleeping with them than to interact with people face to face. they say an increase in stents is blamed -- accidents is blamed on textsing while driving. you've got to meet more be people, get out more. bill: can't have a traffic accident in bed. but that just makes sense, people use their blackberries, i have a rule, you've got to call a blackberry time out -- jamie: i sleep with my ipad, though, is that a rob? the. bill: get it done and then -- jamie: we're going to discuss this one after the show. bill

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that's the plot of moby dick as well. you just have to be a little bit more sympathetic to the author's projects. >> linda miller? >> well, there's several things i could respond to that but i'll pick out just a couple pithy points. the first, i think, we have to remember hemingway was an experter and people tend to box him into a hemingway style. well, what is that hemingway style? he tried to do a lot of different things throughout his career and people didn't always warm to what he did because they were expecting something else. but the second thing, i think, the point about hemingway's female characters, that's kind of a stereotype and i really question and i might question o'rourke how much he's really read of hemingway. people tend to read the stereotype of hemingway as this machismo womanizer. but actually his female characters in many of his works, and particularly his early short stories are marvelous characters, they're complicated -- >> let me interrupt you trying to learn more about society at the time. were h

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"man catches fish," well that's the plot of moby dick, as well.ou have to be more sympathetic to the author's project than that. >> linda miller? >> well, there are several things i could respond to, but i will pick a couple of plithy points. i think we have to remember that hemmingway was an experimenter. people want to box him into a hemmingway style. what is that style? he tried a lot of different things throughout his career and people didn't always warm to what he did because they were expecting something else. the second point, about his female characters, that's a stereotype and i might question him how much he's really read of hemmingway. people tend to read the stereotype of hemmingway as this womanizer. but actually, his female characters in many of his works, and particularly his early short stories, marvelous characters and complicated. >> let me interrupt you, because again, trying to learn more about society at the time, how were his depiction of females in his book compared to women liveingin america at the time? >> i think if you l