an audacious plot to topple a regime president mahmoud on media shot so the self-styled advisor to mr fox has visited around several occasions i've met iranian opposition groups in washington and london over the past few years he is so highly regarded by israeli intelligence service mossad who thought he was mr fox's chief of staff that he was able to arrange meetings at the highest levels of the israeli government so he's also connected to the neo cons in america who of course tried to overthrow bill clinton because he had a mistress well monica lewinsky wasn't going around the world trying to stop wars with other nations he's a war whore. he's a war whore of course that's the song they're singing now. this is the song that is getting all the war whores united on the same page the clintons the obama's the cheney's the howl of burdens the princes you know they're singing all joined together as war horrors because we know intelligent enough to get real jobs. let me explain something to you about war you see there's a huge debt bubble in the world city. and there's two choices that the ball

ministry of defense, about whom it was claimed that he has never been on any official business with mr. fox. >> he is explaining himself. some of the answers he has given of the last few days -- >> he had no paid job, yet the 34-year-old used a business card is saying he was an adviser. he helped set up a meeting in to buy with defense executives. now the prime minister ways for the initial findings and has to decide if a will has been broken or if the reputation of his defense secretary is too damaged for him to go on. bbc news. >> the head of the anglican church set to meet the president of the zimbabwe. dr. williams may urge him to halt the persecution of believers. the archbishop is accused having assault against the anglican church. and 24 people are killed in clashes between coptic christians in egypt. oil from a ship off the coast of new zealand is rushing the shore. crews are working to stabilize the vessel. two western women have been kidnapped from the kenyan coast and taken to somalia. they seem to be held for ransom. it is damaging the tourism industry which is affecting the cou

. >> mr. fox, aren't you being unrealistic? america is not want to legalize all drugs. >> this nation, contrary to what you're saying, is about to change. there is a gallup poll, national, that just came out of days ago. now 50% of u.s. citizens accept legalization of drugs. one who is blind is the government. the government is saying commendatory commendatory, but -- saying no, no, no. people in the whole of the united states are for legalizing. >> president fox, thank you very much. ian also asked to speak to president felipe calderÓn on this policy of having large numbers of troops on the streets of mexico in the fight against drugs. the president has turned us down. inside the greek parliament, lawmakers voted in favor of more spending cuts. on the streets outside, protesters while police fired stun guns and tear-gas grenades. this is a 48-hour strike that has brought most of greece to stand still. >> petrol bombs and rocks rain down on the riot police of the country begins a to the -- a two-day general strike. police threw

. >> mr. fox, aren't you being unrealistic? america is not want to legalize all drugs. >> this nation, contrary to what you're saying, is about to change. there is a gallup poll, national, that just came out of days ago. now 50% of u.s. citizens accept legalization of drugs. one who is blind is the government. the government is saying commendatory commendatory, but -- saying no, no, no. people in the whole of the united states are for legalizing. >> president fox, thank you very much. ian also asked to speak to president felipe calderÓn on this policy of having large numbers of troops on the streets of mexico in the fight against drugs. the president has turned us down. inside the greek parliament, lawmakers voted in favor of more spending cuts. on the streets outside, protesters while police fired stun guns and tear-gas grenades. this is a 48-hour strike that has brought most of greece to stand still. >> petrol bombs and rocks rain down on the riot police of the country begins a to the -- a two-day general strike. police threw

fox gain financially from his relationship with mr. werity, ty but he said dr. fox's blurred personal and professional life is not acceptable. created a perceived conflict of interest and that was the failure of judgment on his part. the report also reveals that top officials here at the mod warned dr. fox about the relationship, but he ignored them. captain in the dark about the meetings and he put his staff at risk -- he captain in the dark about the meetings and put his staff at risk. ande kept them in the dark put his death at risk. he is back at westminster and is expected to make a statement at westminster tomorrow. it rules out any return to office. adam weritty hired lawyers. tomorrow the prime minister will face questions about this in the comments. and there is the possibility of police and parliamentary investigations. this ain't over yet. >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. i'm in singapore. >> the headlines. the israeli soldier gilad shalit has been exchanged for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. spain had its debt rating downgraded, while greece is br

mr. michael j. fox. >> narrator: this time, he brought in some high-profile advocates for a number of diseases to kick off the debate. >> we do thank you for joining us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm one of a million involuntary experts on parkinson's disease in the united states, battling its destructive nature as we wait for a cure. please help us to not wait any longer than we have to. we urge you to not let politics interfere and needlessly delay this critical research. >> narrator: the hearing and the larger debate hinged on one question: how we choose to view research that depends on leftover frozen embryos from fertility clinics. >> once you have in vitro fertilization, you've got all these frozen embryos-- a hundred thousand, i guess, that are frozen. they're just not going to be kept forever and ever and ever and ever. they're going to be discarded. so if they're going to be discarded, is it more ethical and moral than to use these in a method that might reduce suffering than to just discard

mr. cain on fox earlier this morning, he said on the one hand that he unalterably did not sexually harass anybody, but on the other hand, he was only vaguely aware of some kind of a settlement. those don't add up, and i think that's a real problem for him. >> how often do you hear a politician use the words "vaguely familiar," carol? it just doesn't pass the sniff test. one of the knocks on cain's campaign is his team is his inner circle, his top aides, that they're not ready for prime time. is this another indication of that? >> absolutely. when i've worked with candidates, one of the first things you do is you sit down and say, okay, what are the ten stories that we wouldn't have to deal with at 5:00 on a friday when we only have an hour to respond? you prepare for those beforehand, so this suggests they didn't do any self-research, or if they did, maybe they didn't think this would be a problem. in addition to that, i agree with mark, just continuing this kind of two-sided answer is not going to get them out of trouble. they're either going to have to come forward and say here's what h

mr. cane and fox business network senior correspondent dennis joins us. good evening. what is it, if you know, that the protesters want? i realize they are protesting in several spots across the country. but is there one single message? >> if there were, the protests would be a lot more -- a lot more effective. unfortunately they are all over the map. and there are so many different threads of anger. there's the green anies on the environment, there's the anti-bank crowd who want to cripple wall street. there's people upset with government. there's people upset with ceo salaries at companies that aren't banks. the one message should have been about jobs. it should have been, you know what, the fact we can come down here at wall street and spend three weeks is because most of us are out of work. i just wonder, though, as they lament the economy and government and business, how many of the people in these protests are on government unemployment benefits? how many get part of the 45% of homes that get some form of direct aid from government? as they are now whining about

mr. cain himself has just contradicted his own statement. in an interview that's going to be on fox tonight, mr. cain says he believes that the one woman got about three months' salary as part of this departure deal. you just saw him there say at the national press club, he's not aware of any settlement, but he hopes it wasn't for much. literally minutes after doing that, midday national press club, he tapes an interview for tonight with greta van sustern, saying that the woman got three months' salary. so he is not keeping his story straight on the response. and further -- go ahead. >> yeah, clearly he has had a hard time. why do you believe it's taken him all this time? apparently someone gave him the heads-up that this story was about to break, and even in those ten days, he didn't seem to be prepared for you. let's take a look at your interview earlier today -- was it earlier today, jonathan? >> yesterday. >> when you confronted him with the charges in the story. >> sunday. >> here it is in your politico story yesterday. you wrote that the campaign knew about the reporting for t

fox news channel. >> i knew that rupert is the kind of man that took risks and put money at risk to back them. >> mr. murdoch hit his faith in fox news charm and ceo, roger ailes. from the beginning roger ailes clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between new, facts, analysis, commentary, spin, and bs. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> is it better for our country to know the details of what their elected officials are doing? i would argue, yes, it is. >> there are people who don't live in los angeles, new york, san francisco, boston and those big cities who maybe weren't served all the time. >> it was a market sitting there waiting to be served. we served it. >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. >> i asked the question. >> what does fair and balanced mean to you? >> i think fair and balanced means to bring the news accurately, truthfully, but with contact in perspective. when it came

fox news channel. >> i knew that rupert is the kind of man that took risks and put money at risk to back them. >> mr. murdoch hit his faith in fox news charm and ceo, roger ailes. from the beginning roger ailes clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between new, facts, analysis, commentary, spin, and bs. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> is it better for our country to know the details of what their elected officials are doing? i would argue, yes, it is. >> there are people who don't live in los angeles, new york, san francisco, boston and those big cities who maybe weren't served all the time. >> it was a market sitting there waiting to be served. we served it. >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. >> i asked the question. >> what does fair and balanced mean to you? >> i think fair and balanced means to bring the news accurately, truthfully, but with contact in perspective. when it came

fox news channel. >> i knew that rupert is the kind of man that took risks and put money at risk to back them. >> mr. murdoch hit his faith in fox news charm and ceo, roger ailes. from the beginning roger ailes clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between new, facts, analysis, commentary, spin, and bs. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> is it better for our country to know the details of what their elected officials are doing? i would argue, yes, it is. >> there are people who don't live in los angeles, new york, san francisco, boston and those big cities who maybe weren't served all the time. >> it was a market sitting there waiting to be served. we served it. >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. >> i asked the question. >> what does fair and balanced mean to you? >> i think fair and balanced means to bring the news accurately, truthfully, but with contact in perspective. when it came

fox news channel. >> i knew that rupert is the kind of man that took risks and put money at risk to back them. >> mr. murdoch hit his faith in fox news charm and ceo, roger ailes. from the beginning roger ailes clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between new, facts, analysis, commentary, spin, and bs. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you are about to enter the no spin zone. >> is it better for our country to know the details of what their elected officials are doing? i would argue, yes, it is. >> there are people who don't live in los angeles, new york, san francisco, boston and those big cities who maybe weren't served all the time. >> it was a market sitting there waiting to be served. we served it. >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. >> i asked the question. >> what does fair and balanced mean to you? >> i think fair and balanced means to bring the news accurately, truthfully, but with contact in perspective. when it came

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mr. shepard smith this is the fox report. tonight, increasing pressure on iran and the president on who will pay the price for the terror plot. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. plus, counting up the cash for campaign 2012. president obama and the democratic party announcing they just raised tens of millions in just a few months. we'll see how their piggy bank compares with those of the top republican contenders. growing trouble for the attorney general eric holder from the controversy over gitmo to his push to prosecute 9/11 suspects in federal court to the gun sting that ar armed mexican cartels. >> we want answers and we want those responsible to be held accountable. >> shepard: and some republicans now calling on the attorney general to resign. >> i don't know that the president is getting the best advice. >> shepard: tonight, controversy in the capital. plus, bloodbath at the beauty salon. witnesses say the gunman just burst through the door and started blowing people away. >> he looked as though he was eithe

mr. romney went on mike huckabee's fox news tv show over the weekend and appeared to endorse something mike huckabee has been lending his star power to lately. defining personhood beginning at conception. that's a definition clearly aimed at banning all abortion outright. it is also something that could ban many common forms of birth control. >> would you have supported the constitutional amendment that would have established the definition of life at conception? >> absolutely. >> so not that it would have had an easy sailing through the massachusetts legislature. >> but -- >> but -- but -- i'm not sure what the awkward fussing at the end of all about. someone has to ask mitt romney if he really wants to ban the birth control pill. that's what he just told mike huckabee. everybody, follow-up. also at the top of the race, the "washington post" ran a piece this weekend about the name of a hunting camp used by rick perry and his family. the name includes the "n" word and was according to "the post" painted in big black letters across a front rock standing upright at the gated entrance. to be c

mr. huckabee bragged this weekend on his fox news tv show on the accomplishment of having forced him to beround mitt romney in 2011. >> you know, a lot of people that are watching this interview because they really were wondering, would you and i be able to sit in the same room and be civil to each other? it was exactly four years ago when we were kind of going through it. so i think we've proven that people can be civil. >> mike huckabee not laughing while he said that. mitt romney sort of trying to, ha, yes, my -- mike huckabee serious as it gets. in describing his discipline in remaining civil while being in the same room as him. the only unanswered question in the republican nominating process right now is whether republicans, like mike huckabee, can choke down whatever it was that made them hate mitt romney so much in 2008 or whether they still hate him so much that the prospect of him getting the nomination is actually scary enough to make republicans give the only person left on the sidelines a second look. >> this is a serious decision and i'm engaging serious deliberations. >> joi

mr. bill o'reilly on fox speaking to that last night. >> well, i think anytime you have these races, they're going to go up, they're going to go down. you're going to have all kinds of movement on the races, so this thing is a long way from being over with, and we're just now laying out our economic plans. and as you know, bill, what people care about is who's going to lay out a plan to get this country working. >> do you think you made any mistakes out of the gate here? look, you started out as the leader, thousand you're down to 6%. i think you're going to go back up, just my opinion, i could be wrong. but i do think you made some mistakes, and i'm just curious to know whether you do. >> well, i don't think anybody's ever run the perfect campaign, and actually these debates are set up for nothing more than to tear down the candidates. it's pretty hard to be able to sit and lay out your ideas and your concepts with a one minute response. megyn: fair point? >> reporter: fair point. it's a point that newt gingrich has made out there. howe

in an interview with fox news channel before traveling to islamabad, mrs. clinton said both countries are in a bit of denial. >> nobody would be fair to say either problem are anybody else's fault. >> they are trying to make example of clearing the safe haven out of a fight in the province in northeastern afghanistan. u.s. officials would like pakistanis to move as aggressively along the area of the afghan border. the former administration says pakistan's moving as aggressively as it can. >> pakistan is proceeding according to the own timetable and proceeding in accordance with resources. >> before the news conference, mrs. clinton met the son of robani, the afghan peace negotiator who was killed a month ago by a taliban member posing as a peace envoy. karzai defended his decision to stop talks with the taliban saying they have a pakistan address. >> we believe the taliban are great, very, very great, controlled by the establishment in pakistan. stay in pakistan. have headquarters in pakistan. >> meanwhile, the warning that the network is a wing of the paki