lawyer and a former legal adviser to the palestinian negotiating team and in bet shemesh we have baby morris he is a professor at ben gurion university and his most recent book is one state two states resolving the israel palestine conflict all right this is cross talk and i very much encourage you my guest to jump in you have different points of view and i'd like my viewers to see that but before let's have a look at what's some are calling a do it diplomatic tsunami. despite months of desperate efforts by the u.s. and israel to head off a move that could become the next tipping point in the middle east the palestinian leadership is heading to the united nations with a firm commitment to seek recognition as a state we are going to. with all options open we are going to the security council . some of the critics are more than certain the general assembly will vote in favor of palestinian statehood but president obama has been struggling to keep israeli palestinian negotiations afloat has been clear about his opposition to the bid and his warranty to any such request at the security council.

and a former legal advisor to the palestinian negotiating team and and bet shemesh we have benny morris he's a professor at ben gurion university and his most recent book is one state two states resolving the israel palestine conflict all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia many people are calling this a diplomatic tsunami tell us why that's right peter despite months of desperate efforts by the u.s. and israel to head off a move that could become the next tipping point in the middle east the palestinian leadership is heading to the united nations for the firm commitment a secret. admission as a state we are going to you and all options open we're going to the security council we've got some of the critics are more than certain the general assembly will vote in favor of palestinian statehood but president obama has been struggling to keep israeli palestinian negotiations afloat has been clear about his opposition to the did and has warned they do any such request of the security council. for the palest

so i did that under that package may or first i want to i want to put it pose a question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition marano the night of the two thousand yes i'm about a senior i wasn't i didn't play masculists scientists when he said oh i'm asking about the nine hundred. what are you now let me recall back to school and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would read back no because i think history doesn't allow people's true in on their mistakes in other words the palestinians in forty seven should have resisted the partition plan as the jews did they said no and you lose when you go to war against an international an internationally sponsored settlement and you lose the war then you can say well now i want to go back to the status quo ante that doesn't happen in history and the fast is the situation

go back to the status quo ante that doesn't happen in history the facts is the situation isn't mr morris you know nothing but you have to agree to get out more not to diminish read english go ahead jenny finish your godhead. you know you're so you're what happened after forty eight is that israel retain seventy eight percent of palestine and the arabs not the palestinians we're in a tension of about twenty percent and that essentially is the sixty seven so that there is let me go now before which the international community that's the internet what the international community support let's unnecessarily and most. really support this really support the sixty seven border my my point my point in all of this my point in all of this peter is that it's very well and good for people to now in the year two thousand and eleven talk about what the palestinians should have done in one nine hundred forty seven but if we actually look back to what has done what happened in history if now benny morris is in that very same position he would not agree to give up any more of his of of the territory that

later,ick morris on a whole bunch of presidential polls. and turbulence coming right back. >> bill: waters word segment tonight. ron paul continues his quest to be president even though most polls have him around 10%. on his web site mr. poll was complaining the media was ignoring him. we don't like to see that mr. paul deserves some recognition. we invited him on the factor. unfortunately he turned us down. so we sent jesse wawrtsz to see him in new hampshire. >> jesse watters with fox news. how are you. >> good, how are you? >> just a few questions for you. why wouldn't you come on "the o'reilly factor"? we were all pretty surprised. it's pretty goodxposur >>ou kw,everemember geing a prese invatio hehan he only thi i ard s he wasort of ranting t tv and i probably had otr tngs d maybe bette thgs who ows. >> you a sayg th the mia was ignorg yo a it's a prty bigho o'reilly is prey dispoind beuse you gu h qte a ark the stime. >> he isn't exactly a jonali. if he had been more joualisc i ght hav consideredt. doesn'tome acrsseing jourliic. >> i

as a jewish state nor should we be asked to recognize israel as a jewish state in other words what morris and other individuals are saying is in demanding that the palace that we call citizens recognize israel as a jewish they were actually were actually demanding that we accept the ethnic cleansing of our homeland and this is something that no palestinian leader including mahmoud abbas as non-confrontational as he is is going to accept but i want to get back to some of the other issues that have also been mentioned which is that of the negotiations i was somebody who was actually at the negotiations and there was no palestinian state that was offered during any period of the negotiations there was always an end idea that israel is going to continue to control the palestinians control their lives control their air sprays their territory their water etc and there's never been this idea that palestinians should be allowed to be free this is what palestinians are seeking now whether it's going to come at the hands of the united nations or in another form what really needs to be cemented is t

morris. all right. let's take perry first. because he is -- we are going to play a clip of perry and his anti-obama web ad which is pretty strong in the next segment with chris wallace. but, do you expect tomorrow night for them, all the other republicans to go after him like they did the first time? >> yes. but i think that even more effectively. in the three polls before the debate perry had an average lead over romney of 12.5 points. in the four polls after the debate his league shrunk to 5.5. got hurt. >> yes. i expect, frankly, that it will disappear after this debate. isn't it possible though that some the lesser rated candidates will go after romney tomorrow night? >> not as much fodder there. bachmann might do that i expect will be immigration just as the last two debate social security you have him opposing the border fence. have him opposing the arizona law. >> why would you go away from the economy just to knock him out? >> knock him out because is he surviving with a conservative southern base. and if immigration k

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dick morris is here with reaction. >>> herman cain wins the florida straw poll. is there room for a so-called second tier g.o.p. candidate to move up in the polls? presidential candidate rick santorum says yes. >>> more name calling. this time it's the anointed one calling out the congressional black caucus. >> stop complaining. symptosymptomstop grumbling. >>> we're on the road to 2012, and hannity starts right here, height r50euright now. >> sean: a bombshell report over the weekend send shock waves. new jersey governor chris christie is considering entering the race for the white house coming reportedly after he met with a number of high powered republican fund raisers in recent weeks, all of whom are urging the outspoken governor to step up and challenge the anointed one. the report said he promised donors he'll make a final decision, quote, within two weeks. however, a close friend and advisor to the governor told the ap that, quote, nothing has changed when it comes k34s to his press aspirations. from the moment the store crossed the wires, reaction is pour

morris. am i making any mistakes in my analysis. >> no, i think you are mine fine. you can't take the perry numbers too literally at this point. because people really haven't seen them. >> bill: shows up in the poll. >> even with most not knowing who he is. oddly enough his vote share is about equal to his favorable recognition in the republican primary. but, the -- but i think that that -- his problem is going to be in these debates, it could be his opportunity, it could be his problem. because people will see him and then they could say oh i don't like him that much. or in contrast with the other candidates he doesn't shine. and at that point you could be seeing his losing momentum. on the other hand, he could lock in a frontrunner status by doing well. >> bill: okay. but you just stated the obvious. everybody knows what you just said. am i paying you to do that? no. i'm not paying you to do that. everyone knows that. if he flops in the debates, goes down. if he is big in the debates it goes up. >> it's more profound than that. >> more profound. >> more profound m

later, dick morris on a whole bunch of presidential polls. and turbulence coming right back. ♪ ( grunting ) you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> bill: waters word segment tonight. ron paul continues his quest to be president even though most polls have him around 10%. on his web site mr. poll was complaining the media was ignoring him. we don't like to see that mr. paul deserves some recognition. we invited him on the factor. unfortunately he turned us down. so we sent jesse wawrtsz to see him in new hampshire. >> jesse watters with fox news. how are you. >> good, how are you? >> just a few questions for you. why wouldn't you come on "the o'reilly factor"? we were all pretty surprised. it's pretty good exposure. >> you know, i never remember getting a precise invitation other than -- the only thing i heard was he was sort of ranting on the tv and i probably had other things to do maybe better thin

morris. know, those pinheads in california though, and it's a coastal thing, you know that on the coast very liberal but back, you know, 10 miles away from the pacific ocean, the regular folks are going i'm getting hosed here. >> yeah. >> the people in california and san francisco and these areas they are going to vote for barack obama no matter what he does. >> the guy the other day told me, a friend of his said i don't want to be the last rich man left in california. and i said well, there are two ways to avoid that leave or stay. >> bill: why? >> because if you stay you will be broke. and if you move you won't be in california. >> bill: california in bad shape and goes to my talking points memo of taxation in california is out of control as well. when you see a poll like, this though, does it really have national implications? barack oma is going to carry california. he is i don't believe that's going to be a competitive state. new york is going to go for obama no matter what he does. >> y

host: steve, you are on the air with lewis morris.aller: how come there is a two-year wait -- i am on social security -- i was on medicaid to get my medicare. mandatory two-year wait. they said you have to wait two years to get medicaid and medicare. i don't have guest: -- guest: i don't have expertise in that part of our programs. i suggest you reach out to the medicare folks and have them explain to you what is going on at there. i don't have an answer to you, to be honest. host: debra has an email. medicaid is as critical to the welfare of our country as medicare is and we have to do everything possible to prevent fraud in that area as well. there are a couple of important aspects to the anti-fraud measures in a medicaid. every state in the country as a medicaid fraud control unit, funded by a to jazz, and we provide oversight of those -- funded by hhs, and we provide oversight of those. they have tremendous expertise, particularly in the area of long-term care at protecting the interests of medicaid beneficiaries. there also are a

dick morris is here with his 2012 prediction. president obama continues to out to his ambitious jobs plan. >> the president: this is a bill that will help our economy. >> sean: he would like to reach into your wallet to pay for it all. we have the details. >> outrage after the feds raid gibson guitar factories over allegations the company is illegally importing wood. was this necessary? the ceo of gibson guitars is here with strong words for the anointed one. i go head-to-head with pbs's tavis smiley on why african-american voters are unhappy with the obama white house. >> democrats from coast-to-coast are sounding the alarm as the prospect of a second term for president obama becomes more and more unlikely. the unusual candidness from some of the administration's closest allies was captured if in a "new york times" article over the weekend. among those now openly criticizing the president is oregon -- he said in my district the enthusiasm for him has evaporated. tremendous discontent with his direction. he says i have a heck of

what dick morris said on wednesday is true. if the election were held today, president obama would lose by a substantial margin unless his owe pony negligent had less credibility than he does. if the republican challenger presents economic solutions to the nation. it's hard to see how mr. obama can succeed because of his economic track record. this is not a partisan analysis. when president obama took office, i knew he was an income redistribution guy. in fact, i challenged him on that in our first interview during the 2008 campaign. but once elected, i decided to give the president a chance to see if his economic vision, big government management of the economy could turn things around. well, we all know things have gotten worse, not better. american voters are angry, frustrated and again many of them are scared. jimmy carter faced that back in 1980. you can look up what happened to him. that's the memo. karl rove who joins us here in new york city. i don't think that presidt obama understands and morris made this point as wel

a story that caught the attention of ed morris. >> ed approached me and said, hey, mr.i know you wrote this book for white soccer moms, let me tell you it's the inner city kid, the poor inner city kid. >> reporter: destiny folker says before the program, she was very low. >> i didn't really care about my school work, i didn't really care to come to school every day. >> reporter: but after talking with her classmates about problems like bullying and issues at home, destiny opened a new chapter in her life. she started volunteering, cleaning up trash, and doing community service. >> i was distant from people before, and then i krapsed how much people needed someone. and not just money or things. >> reporter: she quickly realized you don't have to be rich to give back. >> all of a sudden kids who have always lived their lives recognizing the things they don't have start to recognize the things that they do have. >> reporter: salwen says transforming attitudes transforms the bottom line. >> that 150 when down to 51 by the end of the school year. >> reporter: the work provid

. >> en la avenida morry en la ciudad de freemond . >> y antes de que se vaya queremos escuchar su consejol sida cambio la vida de muchos hace 30 años y para ambos tenemos que prevenir. >> la clave es mantenerte informado y saber que puedes o no hacer . >> de eso se trata información que podría prevenir y también tendremos clínicas que harán los test . >> gracias por su visita y esperamos que mañana vaya todo bien, en otras informaciones del mundo . >> el alcalde de monterrey no renunciara a pesar de que su hermano es parte de corrupción el pan le pidió que renunciara . >> un video muestra a este herm ano recibiendo dinero de casinos. >> y los guatemaltecos podrían escoger mañana al futuro presidente . >> también se eligen diputados y congresistas . >> bomberos continúan trabajando por tormentas eléctricas . >> los expertos dicen que podrían verse más tormentas está tarde vamos con estefani severino y el reporte del tiempo. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes hoy en san francisco alcanzamos 73° . >> la región de palo alto con 80° . >> aockland con 78° . >> y los vientos desde el oeste y nor oes

thank you to professor morris. next, here, what you -- what did you eat for lunch? excuse me. it could reveal a lot more than you think about your politics. labored breathing ] [ coughing continues ] [ gasping ] [ elevator bell dings, coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] congress can't ignore the facts: more air pollution means more childhood asthma attacks. [ coughing continues ] log on to lungusa.org and tell washington: don't weaken the clean air act. you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> well, it turns out you are what you eat, at least when it comes to political affiliation. the taste-testing website hunch did some research and found the difference between liberal and conservative

allants morris set was also forming tonight.e trying to get the new hospital built. >> all right vern, thank you. >>> and thank you for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night everybody.

saturday in morris town, new jersey jie. where in morris town? >> some big arena. >> great promotion work there. >> go to jim's website. it is better than my site. >> pathetic. >> i would encourage everyone to show up after the opening act. >> jim is hilarious. >> are you having fun with monica crowellly this weekend? >> yes, i am joining her on her radio show. she is fabulous. people should follow me on twitter and we will post the times. we will have a great time. >> should people follow you on twitter as well? >> absolutely. tim runs his mouth. or jim's website. >> so it is at tim runs his mouth. >> yes, at tim runs his mouth. >> what kind of tweets could we look for from you? >> horrifying things. i say the most terrifying things that come to my minds. >> back to you, greg. >> back to me. >> special thanks to jedediah tom, bill -- that is the strangest face ever. tom, you scare me. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. the latest fox news poll on the 2012 republican nomat

and third quarter, morris clayborne, watch and go.e yard line, it looks like he was done there at midfield and this kid has got some skills and 99 yards and defense was very strong. tigers win 47-21, three road wins against ranked opponents already? they're good. oklahoma state, texas a & m, and cowboys down 24-20 when weeden finds a wide open justin blackman. an easy touchdown, blackman drops the ball. oh, they're not happy in the press box. they would roar back after forcing four aggie turnovers and cowboys come back for a 30-29 win and a big one there. and red sox trying to stay ahead in the wild card race facing off against the yankees at the stadium and it's not going well for my red sox. starting pitcher john lester struggling and the yankees blew it open with a jeter 3 run homer. and later it was montero, with the crush. >> dave: and boston with a 1 1/2 game lead over tampa in the wild card race, they are 5 and 17 the month of september. this could be one of the biggest collapses in the history of baseball. >> clayton: you're a

bill: father jonathan morris in today about what he thinks about that.oxic plume of smoke, bringing a city to a stand still. this is not what you want. watch here... man oh, man! firefighters saying they gained control over the blaze, it comes from australia. explosion rocked a plastic factory and local schools and businesses were shut down and thousands were told to get on out of there, that was probably good advice after the explosion. six-mile zone cordoned off around the plant there. martha: all right, there's explosive new reporting out there, of intense pressure on a top-ranking air force general in order to fast-track a military project, sources telling fox news, general william shelton said that he was forced into or encouraged to change his congressional testimony in order to favor a business that is -- has a big investment from a big democratic donor. now, the company is called light squared and they deny these allegations and here they're quotes from them: "it is ludicrous to suggest lightsquare's success depends on political connections. this

karl rove has made this argument, dick morris has made this argument. that would be used as a sledge hammer in a general election. you agree with that? >> i don't know. social security is a ponzi scheme. >> sean: it is >> it is not illegal e telecommunication cali a ponzi scheme -- technically, a ponzi scheme has to be an illegal scheme many you are paying as you go. it is not like the money is invested. >> sean: they stole the money. >> it is an irrational system. if you are ever going to come out and say this is a ponzi scheme now is the time because people are starting to understand the issue. >> democrats have little to run on. scaring seniors is their specialty. both parties have done it back and forth. dick morris and karl rove has said this will be used in the general election campaign. what matters is whoever the nominee is, to be able to say here's my specific plan on how we are going to solve this problem. >> sean: what about other issues, immigration, hpv vaccine that came up in the race. people to know more about governor perry. for example,

he never missed a session, and he spoke more often than any other delegate except the flashy morris and james wilson, another pennsylvanian. he always comes forward, wrote delegate william pearce of georgia, the best informed man on any point in debate. thanks to the federalist papers published in new york, he was a player in the fight for ratification in if that state, and he led the pro-constitution forces in virginia. political reality and jefferson's urging persuaded madison to accept the idea of a bill of rights, and as a member of the first congress, he threw himself into that bottom with characteristic energy, sorting the propoles of earnest isles into something like the first be ten amendments we have today, plus amendment 27 which regulate congressal pay raises proposed in 1789 but not ratified until 992. madison was also the first historian of the constitutional convention. as he end -- he helped shape the document, he helped to shape the viewers iew view of it. i noted what was read from the chair or spoken by the members, and losing not a moment unnecessarily between the adj

dick morris has reaction. >> the president announces a plan for turning around the fallering economy. >> the president: the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations have to pay their fair share. >> sean: we'll debate the question, can you afford four more years of this? >> more details about the white house's involvement in the taxpayer funded stimulus funded solyndra loan, investigations into this crony capitalism begins to ramp up. >> the big apple plays host to the world's most depraved dictators. the u.n. general assembly kicks off in new york city. we are on the road to 2012. hannity starts right here, right now. tonight the anointed one calls for 1.5 trillion in new taxes which he argues are necessary to reduce the rapidly growing national deficit threatening wealthy americans that it is time for them to step up and pay their fair share or else. >> the president: for us to solve this problem, everybody, including the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations have to pay their fair share. it is only right we ask everyone to pay their fair share. a plan that asks the most

morris is hard hit by the loss. >> it was in 1867 started by my great, great grandfather. it survived into the 1900's. then the first world war came. it survived the bits of the bombing. the b-1's and b-2's, but misty shops, which was a miracle. it was here until these riots and one person to started overnight. >> a mob said fire to their furniture store. the flames spread to the building next door. everything that survived the fire was destroyed by the water used to distinguish the blaze. no longer receive cliens and his law offices which are in ruins. >> you can see the impact, all over, we were all watered. the ceilings are gone. that is the problem that we are facing is that we are not getting financial help. we cannot get everything -- we need funds. we are not getting any help from the government or from anybody. >> the problem is not just the ceiling. his client records were also destroyed. these computers were rented. his own were ruined. with no money coming in, she will have trouble paying his employees. and insurance will only cover damage to property, and that

. >> reporter: bob morris who worked in law enforcement, is here from utah. >> when one of our brothers get hurt, something happens to them. >> reporter: and on the eve, it's on everyone's mind. >> i think the place is safe. >> reporter: in lower manhattan's battery park, a sea of stars and stripes bear the names of all who were lost. people came hand in hand to stand together. >> this is our home and i think today is the day of solidarity. >> reporter: in bryant park, 2,753 empty chairs for each life lost in new york city. >> these chairs are not just chairs. they're a person. they represent another human being. >> reporter: back at the fire house, another call comes in. here, every day remains a day of service to the people of this city. and lester, so many of those young first responders that we spoke to today said the reason they decided to serve was because of the sacrifices made by so many ten years ago. lester? >> kevin tibbles tonight, thanks. president obama and the first lady marked this day by visiting arlington national cemetery. the obamas talked with families in section 60

chief financial officer tim morris will serve as interim officer. >>> after the news broke yahoo's stock jumped 74 cents. that's about 12% higher than they were when carol barnes was named ceo. stocks were down for a 3rd straight day. the dow fell 100 points t news dak dropped 6 1/2. >>> 31 businesses all hit with graffiti in just one night over the weekend. patty joins us live where she learned that graffiti incidents have spiked this year. >> you can see by the whiteened walls that city crews cleaned up this graffiti earlier. you can still find remnants but police don't know who's mind it. indecipherable words were spray pointed here. >> it seems like graffiti happens all the time here. >> but police say this graffiti rampage was different. it was well planned and on a wide scale. 31 businesses hit. >> we have our investigators who are kind of experts this this field looking over to see that it's not a gang problem. >> this afternoon detectives asked business owners for surveillance videos to help identify suspects. >> we don't have a camera. we have it inside but not outside. >> publi

chris morris is in paris, where leaders have just spoken about their plans for libya's future. give us the latest. >> this evening in paris was all about the symbolism of the leaders of the new, emerging libya being surrounded by leading members of the international community, the message being these are the people we support to take libya into a different future. colonel gaddafi possibly trying to disrupt that with his promise of retribution and further attacks to come. in a way, it increased the symbolism. he was isolated and in hiding. here was a member of the national transitional council being promised further support. let us hear from the british prime minister, david cameron. >> nato continue to implement the security resolutions for as long as we are needed to protect civilian life. the nations here today have pledged a commitment to international law, justice, and accountability. freedom in tripoli is bringing to light evidence of unspeakable crimes. >> the other thing which was said again and again today, and i think the message is going out that this is not the same