mr. forbes and we'll from the mr. scott. - any time we make some kind of reduction or change in this budget, it's very difficult to do. your living that every tom davis. i think it's especially important to do so in a way that prose seed rally conceivable in every respect. the concern i would express having heard about the joint forces command is you know, a decision announced august ninth. given the cycle of when congress considered appropriations bills and authorization bills is unfortunate. when you're going to make decisions you should follow traction. doing it in the budget presentation so the normal process can work it's course or you should call for another bracket and as perfect as that it. it's gained credibility. the hard decisions you have ahead i think will become more achievable if you follow some regular order. second. my friend from texas said, the legislation he and i worked on together that the committee unanimously approved the floor. which hopefully, will be enacted as part of the authorization bill

mr. capitalism himself, steve forbes. big names if i were to share them with you now, i would have to kill you. i wouldn't kill you. i might hurt you. speaking of the elections, you see as the top contributor for the mid terms, american federation of state county and municipal employees, big union, outpacing the white house whipping post, the chamber of commerce, by over 10 million bucks. dagen. >> hypocritical, the words go on. but this is the danger in the vicious circle that we've been talking about on this show for a couple of years. and that is, public sector unions, taxpayer money pays those employees and is in those union dues and that money then goes to elect democrats that then give those very public unions more and more power and it becomes this cycle, funded by taxpayer dollars that you cannot break. and something's got to give and that's why they're giving all of that money to the democrats because they're afraid what the republicans will do when they come into office in january. >> neil: but, you know, we've

the world, first lady michelle obama bumped german chancellor from the top spot at forbes annual list. the magazine said mrs. obama has been a true change maker since coming into the white house. forbes said the first lady's high approval ratings and campaign against childhood obesity helped elevate herno to number one.  >> a montgomery county man arrested today is accused of tire slashings that appeared to target hispanic residents. steven ray armstrong of silver springs is on bond tonight. police believe he's the one who vandalized 21 cars. the officers found evidence in the suspect's home relating to the vandalism. >>> and in 2008, exit polls show that hispanic voters voted for president obama. today, the attorney general spent part of the morning with hispanics, gop activists, in fact, in an effort to woo them for future elects he more on the party's conservative credential. >> reporter: he might be one of the most conservative attorney's general in the united states. >> we want our country back. >> reporter: long before the tea party movement, he was a small government guy and still

mr. capitalism himself steve forbes, jack welsh, former chairman of ge just a few of the big names you are going to see next saturday 10 a.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. >>> with just 10 days to go the president hits his fifth state in four days trying to rally democrats. >> it was a race that wasn't supposed to be tight. now house leader barney frank is dumping his own cash into his own campaign. we'll talk with his challenger sean beilat. ed rendell calls his party a bun of with uss. we'll talk with recent -- rendell. i'm chris wall washington this is america's election headquarters. now a fox news alert. we begin with a much anticipated wick can i leak dock drop defending his decision -- wikileak document drops. the founder julian assange says the documents reveal the truth about the war. the u.s. military condemns it saying it inkers lives. jennifer griffin is here with us. what is the most explosive information that comes out of these documents? >> i think the most explosive information is the scale of the deaths. the pentagon has long said did it not keep a tally