mr. walsh. >>> and what is wrong with this picture? >> no! >> mike huckabee, one-time presidential candidate and full-time fox news contributor profiting from 9/11. we ask a firefighter who lost his son on that tragic day. >>> moments ago, president obama signed into law a bill to raise the debt ceiling and stave off a historic default. and now the halls of congress are spilling out, and lawmakers heading home after a fractious race to reach an agreement. the senate signed off earlier this afternoon voting in favor of the measure by a count of 74-26. before the historic vote was cast, senate majority leader harry reid summed up what this fight may best be remembered for. >> the new senators and the new members of congress who came here, i welcome them all, but a result of the tea party direction of this congress in the last few months has been very, very disconcerting and very, very unfair to the american people. >> and the bill then headed to the desk of the president for his signature, but not before he stepped to them cameras in the rose gardenb and said i

mr. huckabee, i think the gauntlet has been laid down. for the sake of jimmy jr.n the darkest of days, it's now your play, sir. >>> thanks very much for watching. dylan ratigan is here to pick things up. for a man who had, i understand,

mr. huckabee's latest venture. back the richard. >>> thank you, martin.z is speaking out about her split with marc anthony. the two announced that the divorce in mid-july after seven years of marriage. let's get the scoop from today.com courtney hazlett. >> well, just when you thought that we are done talking about jennifer lopez and marc anthony, we are not done talking about them. jennifer lopez is on the front cover of "vanity fair" and it is interesting that she did this interview prior to the july 15th announcement, but she dropped some hints that are quite telling especially in retrospect. she does a lot of talking about how much she needs to work on actually loving herself and being able to make decisions based on loving herself, and here is one of the quotes that she pulls, that she says in the magazine, and she says, sometimes we don't realize that we are compromising ourselves to understand that a person is not good for you, or that person is not treating you in the right way, and i love myself enough to walk away from that now. >> and treating

mr. trump. >>governor huckabee: the president needs something that is a game changer and he does not have it inhowed he has real issues. he should never have been confirmed. >>dave: there are two schools of thought on the downgrade, and senator demint said it was the right decision by s&p and then our next guest says no, this is the wrong, the united states is aaa, we define that. where do you stand? >>guest: a lot of respect for senator demint but i believe moore is right, the united states is, in fact, a messed up country but we can print money we will pay the bills. do we need structural changes? absolutely we do. but the downgrade was more a kick in the groin a way to say to the united states, thing of the long term implications of $15 trillion in debt. >>clayton: yesterday the president blamed other issues for the mess, not his administration. let's take a listen. >> there is no doubt this has been a tumultuous year. we had the arab spring effect on oil and gas prices. the japanese earthquake and tsunami effect on supply chain, the extraordinary economic uncertainty in europe and recently

busy with the bottle or has a huckabee plans to release his i would jams in an album soon titled the dark side of the g.o.p. jamming with those homophobes and of course the mr rogers the republican party tim polanski. it's the good the bad and the very tenderly ugly good lucene up yesterday now a single mother from st louis had a message for wall street you're all fired that's right when banks tears looked up at the sky yesterday in manhattan they saw a plane flying overhead with a banner thanks for the downgrade you should all be fired apparently now the first one to fly the plane over washington d.c. is a message to congress we couldn't do it because our airspace restrictions are second choice was wall street personally i think wall street should've been our first choice but either way nice move the bad whole foods as muslims around the world recognize ramadan last week whole foods promoted a new line of frozen foods that are whole all certified is to muslims like like kosher is to jews offering free samples to people who eat a while for religious reasons or just to try it immediately islamophobia went nuts over the idea of selling food that muslims can a

mr. baldwin and he not only does not like the political beliefs, but he does not like "red eye." >> that hurts me deeply. >> but everybody on "red eye" runs for president. >> well, one person. >> mccodder, bacmann. , huckabee. >> we had ron paul on. >> and dennis could you sin -- could you sin -- kussinich. >> i love it when he sneaks in here and bites my knee. >> i believe in ufo's. >> i think he is taller than me. and gingrich. >> there are so many it is hard to keep them all straight. >> according to a poll that tracks public perception, casey anthony is the most hated person in america. she beat out the octomom, paris hilton and even my neighbor, greasy carl which is amazing because everybody hates greasy carl. are you surprised by the fact that it is casey anthony? >> no, i think the whole public is focused on her. we got owes ohms, so it is not going to be -- we got osama bin laden, so it is not going to be him. >> you can't hate a dead person -- well, you can. >> you can. >> is this a timing thing and then there will be a new villain. >> i think she should go with it with a mustache. she beat octomom. we hate people for having kids and killing kids. >> remi shouldn't casey anthony's lawyer be right