mr. peters, welcome to the podium.[applause] on the morning of april 9th 1940 hitler invaded norway and denmark. this began with franklin roosevelt was to call the hurricane of events. it consisted of hitler's further invasion of belgium and france leading to the evacuation of the british troops and the fall of france on june 23rd. this was the end of what had been called the phony war between germany and france and england. it was also a blow to the prevailing isolationism in america because america had been to say prevailing it was almost totally dominant. 80% of america was isolationist. they didn't want to have anything to do with the rest of the world and part of this was based on a faith in the french army which was considered the best in the world and the british navy which was considered the mighty and the french army was supposed to be fighting behind this and impregnable outlined so why should we worry about hitler. then there was a pacifist who -- horrified by the slaughter of world war i and rightly so in m

will the new level of cooperation mean for russian research we're asking director general of cern mr rove peter perl. the european nuclear research center or simply cern operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world its most celebrated project is the large hadron collider the giant facility built to tast fundamental physical theories it's a unique particle accelerator that unite scientists from nearly one hundred countries some seven hundred russians to part in constructing the collider and many of them continue to work at cern. however mr hurd thank you for joining us on the show. welcome mr heard rush has started the procedure of joining has an associate member well what are the benefits for us all for russian scientists have this procedure you can you can you tell us please where the benefit is not only for russian scientists the benefit is for russian nationals in general engineers technicians in the administration every there because they can apply for positions that limited duration for example and then learn doing science or engineering new technologies in an internationa

here to break it down is fox news legal analyst, mr. peter johnson, jr. >> good morning.of years and said what is the mitt romney plan? we've seen all these negative commercials and a lot of kind of scurilus talk. nothing changes under the plan for current seniors for those nearing retirement. also, medicare is reformed in the premium support system, whereby all americans on medicare would get a fixed amount of money, if it was done today, it would be about $15,000. they would have an opportunity to purchase a policy, or, eric, go and stay on medicare as it exists now. traditional fee for service medicare would be offered under the romney plan. now, lower income seniors would receive more, what's called premium support, than wealthier americans. but there would be the same opportunities to receive the same care. finally, the point is that competition among plans and people's interest in assuring costs are kept down would reduce costs. now, the really interesting thing about it is that the plan that mitt romney is talking about is a half democratic plan. senator ron widen,

british filmmaker peter bring like it is a living contradiction he believes cinema as done right would continue to work on his new movie does that mean there is something after that mr greenwood may know it's. peter greenaway he's best known as a british filmmaker and director of some most important contemporary movies but he doesn't feel entirely a director he has tried many different occupations like painting writing and b.j. and he defines himself as a hybrid or an image maker a person who translates ideas into visual terms a few years ago peter greenaway bird cinema saying it had long been dead particularly he died in nine hundred eighty three after the remote controlled zapper has been invented since then greenway says cinema has to be interactive multimedia art. thank you very much for being with us tonight as well as this phrase of yours about the death of the cinema . i think that has been asked every time you give in the end the interview this is this is when people start and maybe when they finish with so that let's let's stick to that tradition why do you think that thirty years on most of the people still believe it was a lie what did they listen to the

mr moore. >> i call my next witness peter schiff. [applause] >> welcome. if you will sit in the witness chair, please. please place your hand on the real crash:how to save yourself and your country. do you recognize this? >> swearing an oaf to myself. >> swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth as you tried to do in this book? >> absolutely. >> guilty, mr moore. >> thank you for being here today. let me ask you this question. is it a crime if wall street loses money for their investors? >> it is not a crime. it is unfortunate for their investors and a lot more money is lost on wall street because of government regulation. >> you were involved -- you had some interchanges with people from occupy wall street, the movement that helped bring my clients to trial. i wonder, the sentiment of the occupy wall street people who think they ever misguided. >> i thought they were misguided. that is why i went down there and this trial is misguided. is not investment banks, the federal reserve banks. the federal reserve are the biggest counterf

peter: he was out there pushing tax reform. >> obama: all i'm asking is folks like me and mr. the rates that we paid under bill clinton. >> peter: how is that message playing in places like ohio? >> i think it is playing pretty well. i was surprised by the ohio numbers. i'm not so surprised by the pennsylvania numbers. he's got pennsylvania and wisconsin is a little bit more of a buffer. you start to see those numbers go down, he has a problem. in ohio, you know, he's got a nice-size margin with female voters. that's -- his weakness is with white male voters. that's where that message isn't trafficking quite as well. small business not doing quite as well there but in pockets across ohio, places like northern ohio doing very well. >> peter: who would you sort of attribute some of the success to the bain attacks? because it really has been a focus of the obama campaign. it has been a lot of bain talk. how does that play out? >> because it complicates romney's story. that's what it -- romney has what could be sort of a tailor-made story given the problems in the country. look, th

peter. regarding prison as you move mr sheen you possibly have enough energy in the seventy division if one would assume that one doesn't bring in the cows on you but obviously from you tube it is a. chance to their trial had headlines around the world a global audience who is watching as madea i look in a. polyclinic or any company in a somewhat savage found out their fate to their performance the punk rock prayer and rushes main to phaedra outside the courts a large group gathers with both those supporting the women and those opposed to them turning up to voice their opinion was amongst the crowd were prominent members of the anti-government protest movements who had allying the pussy riot cause with their own as the stones massed tempers flared and police announcements to keep calm were ignored as over fifty people from both sides were detained the public order offenses calm damned by some celebrated by others their performance in this cathedral lasted for a little more than a minute and a half but it's perhaps made pussy riot the most recognizable russian music act in the world. is near

these are all issues i was going to get into with peter sands later on in the show, unfortunately minutes ago, mr. sands cancelled the interview. we'll have more on this later on in the show, and we hope to have peter sands on soon, we'll reschedule that interview. >> we have about 40 minutes to go, we are fairly negative by 2.5 points. >> when was the last time you were at jc penney. >> too long for me to remember. >> should we go shopping for their stock? find out if the beaten down brand is finally a buy. >> and wall street supported obama's election four years ago, this year not as much. >>> speaking of the white house, jared bernstein says taxes should be raised on all americans because we're under taxed. >> you never know what will happen on the floor of the new york stock exchange. he plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles. all because of the card. and me. okay, what's the plan? plan? mm-hmm. we're on vacation. thi

mr. ryan are set to campaign there. >> shepard: peter doocy live in washington. thanks a lot.e will speak with political experts who have a lot of experience running presidential campaigns and ask them what they think about governor romney he's choice of a running mate. the republican strategist and campaign ed rollins and our own democratic strategist and host of the five boc bob beckel com. and our first look at the romney ryan logo. see it there? some signs of support. the rest of the days news coming from the journalists of fox news on this special edition of this saturday fox report. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf's pizza palace gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! pizza!!!!! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! put it on my spark card! [ high-pitched ] nice doin' business with you! [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve the most rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every

peter. even if you're in illinois, california new york, as mr. perry understands out in texas, past laws says young people who graduate from our system can go to college and pay instate tuition. no they're saying an end to all of that. >> eliot: even rick perry did that. which shows you that there used to be one or two thinking republicans who understood inclusiveness was a good thing. >> you know what rick perry said? i come from a border state. i understand this community. i understand what needs to happen. he was the leading charge against him and saying you're providing taxpayer assistance to illegal aliens. >> eliot: the republican platform seems angry at every term. there is nothing positive or uplifting. last week when you were on the show when you were beaming and looking at so many kids signing up to take advantage of what the president has done, it was an affirmation of what was great in this country. the republican party and their platform just the opposite. >> look at the l.a. times. polled, a question of the dreamers, 66% of of the a

mr. romney will be speaking with peter barnes right after that speech concludes.ers on the way here. ♪ cheryl: wanted to show you these live pictures. gop presidential hopeful, mitt romney, speaking in new mexico. he just said moments ago that america cannot the energy dependent by 2020 with his plans. talking about the keystone pipeline. coming up in this hour of market now, fox business will be going one on one with mitt romney. peter barnes will be speaking with him right after that speech concludes. do not miss it. dennis: 31 minutes past the hour. car rental stocks. lauren: higher by about 3%. the overall market is certainly lower. there has been talk for a bit now. back in april 2010, hurts started that. they may be back at it again. as for the markets overall, we are down about 90 points. a half of a percent for the nasdaq and the s&p 500. cheryl: lauren simonetti, we will see you 15 minutes from now. new housing data. housing stocks could be a buy, but some you may want to sell. executive director -- somebody took their red pens against the stock sheet cov

showed some of them with simplified versions you can see and full on peter baxter's website can drop winter dot com thank you so much mr baxter thank you very much. all right let's wrap up with viewer feedback because it's friday and i've got an announcement to say this is a good time to do it so who is seven for six on you tube said as we talked about why board continuously please look at a ten year chart of the fed funds rate versus the library does the tail wag the dog well i want to show you that we have brought this up in the show so you can see where the spread between the fed funds and the lie bore rate and you can see the financial crisis very clearly because that's when the spreads widened so here is actually bob english talking about what it shows on our july twenty fourth episode the spreads widen which is exactly what we would have expected when the financial panic came into view in early two thousand and seven and accelerated in late two thousand and seven so what we see there is really what we would expect. so that is what you would expect now bob did say there is plenty of room for the banks to have mani

mr. ryan's advice. uma: drama continues. peter, thank you so much for the update. jon: talk about drama. it was quite a ball game last night. the oakland a's, turning a triple play against the minnesota twins. only the third time this has happened in the major leagues this season. it came during the fifth inning. trevor pluogh hit to third baseman, josh donaldson. he quickly made a relay to second base and then to first. to complete the 5-4 of 3 triple play. it is the 21st triple play in a's history. the first by the a's since randy valardi's triple play in 2000. uma: what a great game. jon: makes for a short inning. uma: fox news ex-clive on the investigation into the "fast and furious". a new detailed report on the botched gun-running sting is in the hands of the justice department. eric holder who was held in contempt of congress for with holding documents on fast and furious. we're tell you what is in the report. >>> a grim milestone on troops in afghanistan of the the number killed in the war now? more than 2,000. ambassador john bolton will be joining us with his analysis next. uma

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stick by cuts or face a euro zone exit however as artist peter oliver reports not all is lost just yet. friday sees the greek prime minister mr some modest begin a charm offensive against europe's big two he's here in berlin for talks with anger merkel before later flying off for a meeting on saturday with air france war land in paris now he's going to hope that he can try and get extra time for greece to be able to make the cuts that they they have to make in order for them to receive the next round of bailout money and we're talking about thirty billion euros worth of bailout money they're actually over thirty billion euros so certainly no small feat both merkel and land have well differing approaches to how to tackle the problems that are ongoing in greece at the moment i'm glad merkel wants to see cuts and the timetable of quotes that he had to stringently francois hollande from france seems a little bit more willing to bend and to give a little bit of leeway because the reality is if greece isn't given extra time then they're going to have to cut even deeper and it's those deeper cuts that are just going to mean more pro

to thank peter of the california culinary academy, a person here to say a few words about this beautiful cake. >> thank the. mr. mayor, on behalf of the california culinary academy, where like to wish you a happy birthday. this is made and designed by our very own pastry chefs. chefs, please come out. and one of his many students. this cake is totally edible. and we made enough that it will be able to serve 500, if the mayor cuts small little pieces. [laughter] any way, happy birthday. >> thank you very much! wonderful! >> whoo, happy birthday to mayor ed lee! we have a party in the house! thank you. and we are all going to get to have a piece. thank you. we're going to remove the cake so that it can be cut and you could each have a piece. meanwhile, we will have the finale, and we ask everybody to stand up and dance, ok? we would like to ask the elected officials, the dignitaries, commissioners, come up to the stage! we're going to ask the mayor to stay on the stage so we can watch him boogie. everyone, come on up. hi, dean, , not. all right, party in the house! come up! ♪ [dance music plays] ♪ ♪ [applause] >

peter? >> well, mr.y my in-laws are from houston and i don't want to get in trouble at all so i have great respect for you and the entire city, but let me just say, look, cost sharing and consumer-driven health care can help. it can help. there is a variety of evidence suggesting more cost sharing can help and more skin in the game helps but the question is how much? most health care costs are in the catastrophic and really high cost range, if you take medicare beneficiaries and you rank them by their cost the top 5% account for the 40% of the total, the top 25% account for 85% of total medicare costs and those people are never going to face significant cost sharing because the costs are just, the whole purpose of insurance is to protect against those high costs so cost sharing helps for the other 75% of beneficiaries but they're 15% of the total, you don't get that much traction. it's worth doing but you don't get that much traction, not where the money is. >> if i were that chronic person or that perso

. >> woodruff: peter edelman, as i understand it the white house is saying that is not what they've done. explain why what mr. rector is saying isn't correct if you believe it's not. >> it is not correct what going on is pure politics. election year politics. this guidance from h.h.s. says over and over again that his aim is to improve employment outcomes on reading from it for needy families. it's to get more flexibility so there that it can make it easier to get people off of tanf instead of having work requirements in specific conditions... situations where there's a waiver and supersurprised by the federal government. >> pelley: in other words giving... as i understand it it's giving states more flexibility to figure out ways to get people to work. >> it's allowing states to be exempted from the participation rates entirely they say they will do away with all of section 407, that's the entire work requirement in the bill. every aspect, every clause, phrase is now invalid, it no longer is binding. >> that's not true. >> it's absolutely true. and they're going to replace it with something they will design

mr. forbes. you may step down. [applause] >> i will call my next witness peter schiff. [applause] we'll come. please sit in the witness chair. place your hand on how to save yourself and your country. derecognize this? [laughter] do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you as you have tried to do in this book? >> absolutely. >> proceed. >> thank you for being here today is it a crime if wall street loses money for their investors in? >> it is not a crime but it is unfortunate. more is bought on wall street because of regulation >> you had interchange with people from occupy wall street. the movement that brought my clients to trial. do you agree they were misguided? >> i thought they were. this trial is misguided. it is not the investment banks but the federal reserve bank. they're the biggest counterfeiters of money. [applause] destroyers of capital. they finance the massive growth of government spending. in this as what has happened so i went to the people on occupy wall street know that their anger was misplaced swiss central government and centr

mr. romney's tax rates. patti ann: so it continues. peter doocy live in washington, thank you. bill: investigators now trying to figure out what caused a double-decker megabus to crash into an interstate overpass on thursday. in the state of illinois. the bus was packed to capacity at the time. 81 passengers on board. one person dead, dozens more injured. the bus started its route in chicago. headed to kansas city, missouri. some witnesses said the fire lost control after the tire blew out. >> i was asleep. and i woke up and people is bloody. >> felt like we were going to tip over. he was trying to regain control of the bus but regained control but slammed right into the gigantic concrete post. >> i felt a really huge impact, when i came to my senses, it was people in the aisles and people, most people had blood on them somewhere. a lot of people, there was a man who doesn't move from the neck down. there was a man who had his stuck in two seats in front of him. i could hear screams of pain from the top level. obviously i don't want to jump to any conclusions i can't help but f

peter alexander made a great comment earlier showing the relationship between the folks calling for mr. akin to get out of this race and the romney campaign that gives you a snapshot what's going on behind the scenes. the president was right. rape is rape. it was a ridiculous and insensitive statement and this is the kind of stuff that will be chasing down all day as republicans trying to explain to people this guy shouldn't be on any ticket. you know, the people of missouri put him as the nominee albeit approximate an eight-way race. however, it is the bed they'll have to lie in until they decide to change the sheets. i am not sure right now what the procedures are to change those sheets, but i would assume that quickly they will do that, move to get him off the particularet and replace him with somebody else. >> this could get ugly. he was just on with huckabee and says he has a plan on stepping down according to information out of missouri, he is pretty much guided a lot by his wife, and according to at least one report his wife wouldn't, quote, let him step down. that is interestin

by dumping 20 million shares did peter thiel sell out the company he helped bring to life? anything wrong with what mr. thiel did? >> no. he has invest dwloors put in half a million and made a billion. you just can't -- let me back up. what i heard today or various commentaries is he should have done a favor and on the board, you know, should have come and said hey, come on, stay in sends the wrong message. who cares? it is a capitalistic society. this is the ulgt mate capitalistic gain. he has a fiduciary responsibility to his investors. who wouldn't take profits as soon as they can on that kind of return? that's ludicrous and ridiculous. if you think that's the case you shouldn't be investing in stocks. >> dr. j., do you agree with that? what kind of message does it send for peter thiel, regardless of the size of the investment that paid off for him, has produced? >> well, i agree with a lot of what he said. this isn't to disagree with that but we are seeing under the kimono and it is damned ugly when it comes to mark zuckerberg. here's the guy that should be fighting for his company's life. he shou

peter alexander. thank you. mitt romney's wife ann is with us. mrs. romney, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> last night was the make or break moment for your husband. how did he feel? did he come back and high-five you or a huge relief. >> no. it was a great moment. it was just wonderful. for me, the best thing is having my sons around me. my beautiful daughters-in-law. we almost lost children in the balloon drop, however. they have never -- i don't think they have ever had more fun. >> at a couple of points, i'm sure you noticed his voice broke. he seemed to get emotional. here is somebody who has seemed to be defiant about not wanting to openly emote for the benefit of the campaign. there he was pretty choked up did that surprise you? >> no. this is how i see him. this is the emotional part of him i know so well. this is the side of him in the deepest part of his soul. i also think that my son craig spoke earlier in the evening. he choked up at well. later craig came home and said i honestly felt like mitt's father, grandfather, was standing

mr. henning. crank that up in the headphones. i am like jazee, beastie boys. peteror bill press here on the full-court press on current tv. we are talking chick-fil-a. today is chick-fil-a appreciation day as declared by mike huckabee. taking your calls cat 866-55-press. 866-55-7377. should you go to chick-fil-a? should you boycott chick-fil-a? let's go to martha in bluffton south carolina, my home state. martha, western carolina welcome. thanks for being here. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. i love your show. >> thank you very much. south carolina not necessarily known as a hotbed of acceptance. >> i am old. i am white. i am christian but i do not believe that people should think that god put man lying with man as lying with woman in the bible. if they believe that they believe god is a lesbian and hates men. >> what's your logic on that, martha? >> all right. think about when the bible was written. who had rights? man. who did not have rights? women. so why would they even think of putting woman lying with woman as with man? right? >> that's a good point, m

mr. reagan will speak in his first public appearance since the shooting. [ applause ] >> i have a letter with me. letter came from petersweeney. he's in the second grade in the riverside school in rockville center. and he said, i hope you get well quick or you might have to make a speech in your pajamas. [ laughter ] whatever else history my say about me when i'm gone, i hope it will record that i appealed to your best hopes, not your worst fears, to your confidence rather than your doubts. in this springtime of hope, some lights seem eternal. america's is. thank you, god bless you and god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] >> please welcome former speaker newt gingrich of georgia and his wife, calista gingrich. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. thank you for that warm welcome. what a wonderful tribute to president reagan and the spirit of the american people. >> it's fantastic to see so many friends here, friends from decades of service to the party, service in public life, and those who helped us over the past few years. we are delighted that tonight we come together to once again renew american spirit and

peter doocy is live with more. >> republican organizers want the most memorable name at their convention to be mitt. but meteorologists now say there's a chance isaac will give mr. romney a run for his money because that's the name of the tropical depression off the florida coast making its way north. they don't have details for the backup plan yet. >> health and safety come first then the rnc will work on the legal prog success. how do we get our candidate nominated to be vice president and president of the united states? >> bad weather isn't the only thing on the rnc's radar. authorities in tampa found bricks and pipes on a rooftop not far from anarchist's graffiti which some say was part of the plan to cause property damage during protests once the windows got underway. >> there's a small percentage mitt will come here and cause destruction and disruption. those are the individuals that left items on the rooftop. >>> the team at the republican national convention which starts five days from today is going to be we built this. we don't have indication the theme will change without any bad weather. we expect the romney campaign to tell us about the contingency

mr. zuckerberg? you have heard julia's report. what do you think? does it change your opinion? >> it would have if this very large and informed investor peter thiel didn't sell so much of the stock. i might have said this could be good and think about it. he knew this and he still dumped the huge amount of stock. i can't say it's over now. >> there was a lot of criticism that they weren't going to mobile fast enough. they seemed to have addressed that. you think it's enough or no? >> i think that mobile is about engagement and as much as you may have fun on your facebook page and get the insta-gram and pictures up, it is not about need for speed but engagement and you don't engage facebook the way you did with the desktop with your hand held. you're off and on it. facebook's kind of devolved in to a cocktail party. i think you should high a hoodie? no. google the find out what's going on and then buy and amazon and itunes but facebook's become very much a cocktail party and this doesn't change my view. >> let's push back on the peter thiel thing a little bit. an early investor in facebook. been involved in the company one way, shape or form

peter thiel this week and a board member sold most of the very sizable stake. with us two tech pioneers and both in mrerberg's hues and here to talk about the battle of silicon valley and wall street. steven paterno former ceo and cofounder of the original social network the globe.com joins us and greg ryan of double click. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it very much. kevin, i'll start with you if i can. the reaction to the selling of that stake and now remaining on the board. it seemed to us looking from the outside in that that was an extremely bold move and highly unexpected. >> well, i think the question is really do you view him as an angel investor, independent director or a vc? it's understood when investors, you know, professional investors invest they distribute or sell the shares with a fund to do that. and you expect it and know it. i think that part is appropriate. the question of staying on the board is another one. i think it's difficult for him to be effective on the board and i think most vcs should not be on the board of publicly traded companies. that's not the expert

mr. bean. >> i know, he was fabulous between him and the queen, we will see how they wrap it up. thanks, peter. >>> by choosing paul ryan romney has made a strong statement on his campaign central issue, the economy. how does picking ryan affect things like legal immigration and the appeal to female voters? joining us is january brewer who is -- jan brewer who is with the women for mitt coalition and they are familiar with immigration issues. governor, welcome. >> thank you, janice, good to be with you. >> let's start with the issue of women voters. democrats said romney and his policies with i will take women back to the 1950s by blocking access to contraception and also by making sure they don't get equal pay. how dowry spawned? how do you respond? >> i think that is silly. i think the opposition campaign that is going on, they are just shooting at anything and everything they can come after the republicans for. actually the republican party has been a party of women for so long that they have been very, very supportive. we always had a majority of women legislators who were elected in arizo