>>neil: the rescued. >>governor huckabee: if i were the republicans because i love visuals i would love to send president obama a fiddle and say if you going to play nero lay us a tune as we burn because you seem not to understand that things are not going all rosy and sweet. to go to the podium and say that is absurd. michigan, no matter what they do, there are fundamental structural issues in michigan that are hard to overcome. their tax base. it is highly unionized workforce. those jobs have moved away. they are not coming back. if you can move the auto jobs to the south where you do not have unionized workers they are still going to get a great paycheck building cars in south but they can build the car for $1,500 less per car not south just based on health insurance benefits than if they stayed in michigan. >>neil: this is the weekend we saw a lot of democratic "locks" look like they were not so. and california city repudiated unions and san jose, a democratic matter, so maybe it is not so crazy when

>>neil: funny.re on fire young lady. >> first america is getting blamed for the economic mess of the world. it is to over-the-top charles is charges. and he has not read monica's book. >>guest: he will. dealer >>neil: it is not just stocks. oil also plunging prices dropping below $80 a barrel. not that low since last october. the global slow down is driving gas prices lower dropping 12 percent since april. remember this? >> these prices, this is not europe. north america, this crisis was originated in north america. >>neil: what is the word for "fool," because when i hear him i want to strangle him! i can never get over this dude. anyway, he is the official blaming the united states for the financial crisis. the crap i have been doing for centuries but i digress. now there is this, europe's financial mess, and i go in and out action senators that is the kind of guy i am, financial mess blamed on germany and now they going after germany not saying it is greece or spain's fault, it is germany's fault,

>>neil: so --. >>guest: i hope that everyone in this state can rally an the idea of creating jobs together because that is not political at you will. we don't want republican jobs or democrat jobs. we are for wisconsin jobs. >>neil: and i cannot keep telling you how to pronounce your last name. >>guest: cox back -- come back any time. >>neil: i love it here. >>guest: water park capital of the world. the wisconsin dells. >>neil: governor, thank you very much. speaking of the powers that be if this fine state, i might have inspired with my interview with scott walker, a presidential tweak. does anyone remember this? what do you thing of president obama has not been here? >>guest: it is a sign that there is real concern what i have seen over the weekend, voters who say they voted for my opponent or they say they are democrats but they say they are voting for me because they like the courage to take on tough problems or a number of them are democrats and do not like the recall process. my guess is the p

>>neil: thank you.d to see you again. >> new numbers showing we are on the fast track to $1 trillion budget deficit. probably a lot more than that will make it four years in a row. republican senator thune of south dakota says that is four years too many. how do we reverse that? >>guest: get spending under control. fundamental. it is a spending program. >>neil: they never do, now the gang of eight is talking about maybe a mix of revenues in that tax increases and so the republican colleague might entertain. but is that likely? where do we stand? >>guest: well, what has happened in the past when you have a plan where you couple tax increases with spending reductions, the tax increases end up being permanent and the spending reductions do not get implemented because they get waived in the future. sow have to have some hard ironclad way of ensuring that we get spending cuts if place. there are republicans, probably, who are willing to discuss the issue of revenues. my own view is you can't do that until yo

>>neil: what happen?ople who should not be voting absolutely should be purged from the rolls. >>neil: what is wrong with florida trying to police this? >>guest: the justice department said we have spoken to you and you know you have to review the voting procedures because situations that happened in 2000 and prior to, regarding problems with minority voting. so, what the department of justice is saying, you can do this if we review it and find it is being acceptable and not --. >> but we are talking process over substance. really, only registered voters, own citizens should be able to vote. florida goes through the hoops and the letter is coughing their behind, trying to make sure florida does this, and if they do that, florida should be able to have their process. >>neil: but is it year, this is a pattern of the justice department intervening on illegal immigration issues on the side of not cracking down in arizona, here. >>guest: it sounds odd, but what they doing, they are not saying we don't want you

>>neil: good answer. >>guest: thank you. >>neil: charles is charged. my favorite segments we do on this show. in the meantime, it is bigger than the queen's jeep -- queen's jubileed, of course i'm talking about my show now on fox business network that is in prime time you can catch it at 8:00 p.m. eastern time, and you can go back-and-forth to bill o'reilly, feel fry, just, you know, watch me you will like it. my buddy sean hannity will shown me, 8:00 p.m. eastern. be there, we are back from madison, wisconsin, and the stories i have to tell. and i will. first, we tax this. and then we didn't mean it. and what is former president clinton doing? he could be trying to torpedo that guy! consolidating my asse. i'm not paying hidden fees or high commissions. i'm making the most of my money. and seven-dollar trades are just the start. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. and i'm loving every minute of it. [ rodger riney ] at scottrade, we give you commission-free etfs, no-fee iras and more. come see why more investors are saying... i'm

>>neil: welcome back to madison, wisconsin, neil cavuto here. the protesters are assembled, mostly people. some loud. i liken it to a neil cavuto family reunion. you will have some loud types but by and large soft spoken protests. pretty much. as this debate goes on as to whether the third governor in united states history will be toast recalled by voters in his state and thrown out on his kuester scott walker trying to prove the exception and not complete what has been a trying trifecta for governors in the similar situation. the president of the united states has avoided this state going into tomorrow, although bill clinton has been here. last week the president was just a ride away and that caught the attention of senator ron johnson the senator senator from this fine state. why has the president avoided coming to wisconsin? >>guest: well i can only guess he must look at the poll results and realize that scott wacker will remain in office and he did not want to be associated with defeat that is my guess. >>neil: what interesting, senator, tha

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>>neil: careful, came. you can fine out more and whether he wants to be my co-anchor on fox business network at 8:00 like. the hip place to be. ure provide, -- euro, say it ain't so? >> since you mention it, this crisis was originated in north america. >>neil: our companies are taking a hit from your mess and we are to blame? i don't think so. >>neil: fedex is saying europe's mess is hitting our bottom line but to hear the european commission describe it we are to blame. all this crisis did not only nature in europe, but this contribution was originated in north america. and many of our financial sectors were contaminateed by unorthodox practices from some sectors of the financial market. >>neil: what is it about this guy i feel like cursing in french. michele bachmann heard that and congresswoman, you may have had a more genteel reaction. >>guest: how interesting the head of the euro zone blaming the united states bank for europe's problem. that is reminiscent of our own president would has been blaming fo

>>neil: got you.e a personal question because i am speaking for myself, today, fairly or not you are called dull," but that is the rap against you in the veep stakes which i programmed i would not get into. i'm curious whether you have to say? >>guest: you are the lat guy in the world i could tall, you could be the most interesting guy on tv. so i would not worry about that for you. look, the press will characterize you different ways, and i believe what we are looking if right now and we have it in mitt romney, is someone with actually understands the problem, knows how to create jobs, has been there and been in the private sector and has the proposals to move the country forward. some may look for some other attributes like the sort of people mack attributes of celebrity that we looked for in 2008. but, that didn't work. and, so, what we need now is people who are serious, who understand the trouble our country is in, and have credible plans to address the problems and that is what you see with romn

>>neil: proven therapy.tor, where if she were to become first lady, that's a pretty exacting job and it is debilitating disease. and it is one that grinneds away. would she be up to that? how do you advise patients like ann romney, and other whose get this diagnosis, how to go through if her case what could be a huge job? >>guest: well, first of all she has told me she has a form of the disease that is a mild stage. constant. a mild version but it comes and goes and can you not predict when the next, problem will be. but she has dealt with that, she was wife as a governor and had many stresses in her life and she is ready for them and had a supportive family. she does not expect if governor romney becomes president he is going to drop what he is doing to help her. >>neil: i should say, i have a progressive form of the disease and a lot you do not watch my show at 8:00, trying to be irreverent but to you think in the heat of the campaign, the heat of the big issues, many americans would say, we love you, but,

>>neil: here we go "a bane." when it comes to attacking anything bain capital did the president double down? >> does virginia really want an outsourcer and chief in the white house? >>neil: the president is not stopping with virginia, similarly in battle ground states of ohio and virginia this is getting big. talk about a full court press. >> it was reported that governor romney's old firm owned pioneers in the business outsourcing american jobs to places like china and india. the pioneer in offshoring jobs. pioneers. let me tell you, tampa, we did not seat an outsourcing pioneer in office. >>neil: will the president make this stick? even some of the closest advisors have tried to pull him in but the president is still not remotely letting up. to real clear politics on why he is not letting up. what is going on? >>reporter: well, as you know, the first it foration of bain attacks did not work when the president and his advisors tried to explain what private equity constitutionally is and that romney was creating

and now drilling a little deeper with neil cavuto at the helm. >>neil: now it gets an interesting. one constitutional crisis down and another is about to heat up. forget about what happened here all eyes now are shifting across the street. here. i hope you brought your pills because this is going to make you a little dizzy. the supreme court upheld the health care law but the house of representatives is minutes away from voting his attorney general in contempt of the law. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and before we get to the a.g., someone, someone, anyone, get wall street an ekg, man, talk about a close call, gaping for air a lot of them, still, in post supreme court shock. a ruling they still cannot believe and $1 trillion in taxes they still cannot fathom. forget about the pre-existing illnesses that are still covered. get ready for the less known tax hikes that no one has covered but we have and we are and charles payne is sick about it. charles, now comes the part we not hearing about. >> this is the dirty secret, this is a "tax," and listen, it is not just going -- the

>>neil: okay.your critics say since the percentage list -- the purge list you have found not even a dozen who should not be voting in florida and 500 others were found to be citizens. so, so far, you are not getting, i don't, enough bang for the bite here. what do you think of that? >>guest: well, we did a small sample. we found 86 registered vote to vote that were noncitizens and we idea 46 that voted that we know. why want do dilute the vote of any one citizen or state. the right way of doing this we have a right to the database that homeland security has. it is supposed to be used for voter registration. i look forward to them giving us the database but again we don't have a choice but to sue them this afternoon. >>neil: i request understand where you are coming from but say you found to be a citizen, you are still on the list, and it is an older database, then, you go to, say, tallahassee, or, palm beach, or miami to vote, and you are on the list, you are in a world of voting hurt. you cannot v

neil? >>neil: health care. on shaky ground. and an attorney general on even shakier ground and the president on the eve of beingen the shakiest ground of all. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. do you remember this, nancy pelosi marching up the steps of the capitol as the protesters, democrats voted in the president's health care plan. that was march of 2010. fast forward to the supreme court of the united states. today. where this time tomorrow we will know if all or part or none of the president's health care law survives. it is also the day we find out if attorney general eric holder is held in contempt for refusing to turn over "fast and furious," documents and the white house call this a fishing expedition. it is a legal mess and constitutional scholar is right, it is about to get more messy. we will go to mark levin in a moment but first how the health care thing is shaking down. what do you have, shannon? >>guest: about 18 hours we will know what the supreme court has decided to do with the president's health care law.

>>neil: what did they do?st: they downgraded the big banks and one thing was they said the big banks part of the engine of our economy because they lend, they have the just issues going forward including exposure to europe and a weak economy hear, and guess what happens when you downgrade? their costs go up. when the costs go up, the business lending they were not doing becomes less. >>neil: so it feeds on itself. we are getting more data, though, that is weaker. not weaker-than-expected but weaker, generally, and that usually mean as slow down. but some say we are going back if a recession. >>guest: i hate to make the predictions. i went to a conference in las vegas with a major financial players, and --. >>neil: you went to a conference in las vegas and you said you were working? >>guest: i was working. i was there and your, major, major, a major play for a wall street street economists, but to a man and a woman, major economists, major recession. >>neil: when we postdate this and we do that, will it be then

>>neil: tamara?l, there was not a lot evidence there but for the fact he was accused of lying to congress. how did they back that up? well, it is a big victory if baseball. because now you are saying to baseball and to baseball players, these are two separate issues. criminal. and the issues of baseball. and how you regulate the sport itself. >>guest: i thought so. i said, the jury is not going to get involved in someone's personal life in major league baseball. they don't want to be part of this how do we know what the only witness who can say i injected roger clemens. they didn't believe him. we wasted so much time and money, judge champion attend is right. all this taxpayer money going for what? for perjury on a substance charge for steroids. come on, we have other things to spend money on, not this. >>neil: steve is outside the courthouse. what can you tell us? >>guest: well, i can tell you from our producer inside we have just gotten word that roger clemens is not guilty on all counts. all six c

neil, just butt out.romney on the latest attack and riding horses and the deal with the multiple sclerosis would look too self-serving. because i have m.s., my comments might be take within big grain of pity salt and hint of bias. guilty as charged, but i've had enough. enough on commentators from another news channel of illness i know too well to an audience that may not know the facts that well. ann romney has multiple sclerosis. i have multiple sclerosis. ann doesn't need your sympathy. i don't need your sympathy. unless you feel sorry enough for me to watch my show at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on fox business network. at least i'm up against a guy who is not typically ill against o'reilly. but enough of me. ann romney deals with it riding horses. it refers to the use of horseback riding as a treatment for medical condition; namely, treating walking difficulties. neurologists debated whether riding around on a horse is cure for m.s. but many believe it helps relieve the real symptoms of m.s. as the indust

. >> neil: all right, michael.hat a day. it started out with a victory lap by the administration on healthcare. now concern over constitutional crisis with the attorney general. here we go! >> kimberly: this is a fox news alert. we're waiting to hear if the house civil vote of contempt will be heard and what will happen to attorney general eric holder, who we just heard from moments ago regarding this contempt vote. now it would be the first time in history for an attorney general to be held in contempt. of course, that is significant. coming on the heels of a victory, what is seen as a victory for the obama administration this morning. now perhaps a turn of play. andrea? >> andrea: this is really big deal. this is historic and it should be noted for criminal proceeding, the criminal vote just happened. but the vote that the house republicans want is a civil vote. why? because they can move it along quicker as the colleague mike emanuel pointed out. the criminal vote, it would have to kick this to a u.s. u.s. attor

i'm not going to get into all that, neil, there's a whole list of that. >> neil: you're not afraid that you're being backed into a legal corner, sheriff and that this might be taken advantage much by feds, ice and some others, and the obama administration itself, the justice department itself, to land you in jail? >> no, i'm in a political quandary. this is all politics and it's bad, bad decisions that the homeland security and the white house is making, i'll tell you why. they want amnesty and if they're not going to accept people here illegally, then we show we have probable cause or suspicion, then that means they're in the streets. that's what the problem is. they're getting a pass. and that's what it's all about. and it's going to continue and the criteria will be different as time goes on by the federal government. so, this is amnesty, period. >> neil: all right, joe arpaio, a pleasure, sheriff, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> neil: governor mitt romney in arizona today, he says it's high time for national immigration strategy to secure the border, but can the government get

>>neil: if --. >>guest: they do not do that. >>neil: hear me out.ey say we are going off this together, the tax hikes, or closing loopholes, they begin the same moment we begin the spending cuts and we all take our slaps together, you just did not think that will happen? >>guest: then there is an emergency. how short our are memories. the debt creating increase. the cr's and we hear it all the time. the democrats promise with their fingers crosses. >>neil: and we limp from deadline to deadline and it never changes. >>guest: never changes anything. >>neil: you have little faith in your fellow washington man? >>guest: i am so glad what garfield said "elections." if you want term limits you have them. president garfield said, we have corruption in business because we trillion rate corruption in government so we get do change that every couple years and we get to change it this year. those senators talking about perhaps we should look for a tax increase in where, we will keep their names. >>neil: president garfield said that? >>guest: he said that if yo

i know. >> neil: good job.lawmakers approve a highway will and hit the road just as the country is about to drive off a fiscal cliff. max! ( dog barking ) this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of shareable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. >> neil: a massive transportation bill that includes an extension of the student loan rates delivered. lot of republicans why the rush to spend but no rush to cut. >> we have got to do something to reform the tax code to get economic growth going again and try and avoid this fiscal cliff we are facing at the end of the year. >> more taxes. trillioneded deficits. no attempt to try and fix the fiscal cliff. >> to get on the path to prosperity we have to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> and barack obama leadership is driving this business the united states of america towards a fiscal cliff. >> neil: delaware senator are chris kuhn says

>>neil: thank you, shannon. and now constitutional scholar, best selling officer mark levin on how this will play out. mark, i know it is a guess but how will it go? >>guest: in this regard i will say whatever happens in the high court i predict the executive branch under obama, and holder, will do everything possible as well as the hhs secretary, to evade whatever the supreme court does. and look for various methods of executive fiat to implement as were of the law as they can. because i honestly believe that the executive branch right now is out-of-control. we saw it with the immigration case. we have seen it with "fast and furious," and with four unconstitutional appointments when the president declared the senate recessed and that has never been done before. and we see the attack on state vote are i.d. laws which have been upheld by the supreme court before. and i can go on and on and on so this president does not like the other branches of government telling him when he cannot do things so whatever the supr

he ran portugal. >> neil: okay, you have me there. and the economic-- but you have put me in this spot. >> does that remind you of the u.n. they have the mindless debates at the u.n. >> absolutely. >> neil: they blame us for everything. >> gaand one of the president's couldn't criticize him, he's saying everything the president did. >> neil: yeah, defend that lashinsky, defend that. >> let me say something unpopular here. to an extent he was right. >> unpopular. >> "we are the world" leaders and how did we-- >> and charlie. let me finish. >> sorry. >> we did screw up in 2008. one of the ways we screwed up by the way was making bad investments in europe, but he's not completely wrong. >> this is what you're saying, we invested in europe and that hurt them. >> no, it hurt us and it hurt the economy, they got our free money. >> you've got it look at this, until we get to the point of silly on this, argue this, charles payne, almost as if we're going through the history of europe's cradle to grave, society built on everything you've said.

des moines -- >> neil: all right.ing to put you down as a maybe on my show. dion in baton rouge -- dion, four words. "hate bill, watch me." josh via yahoo ask how i benefit, sulting that viewers take a peek of me in bill's commercial break. hey, idiot, isn't the idea to get them to watch your whole show? what is a prosnippet will get you? a viewer for life. viewer for life. bill is a perfectly fine with this. karen in brooklyn doesn't believe any of that -- >> neil: overweight? anyway, bill knows the viewing public is very large and grows. it's not taking one viewer from another, it's growing pie. as you note, i know a thing or two about pies. by the way, karen, you sound like an idiot. a game name dodge -- do they name people this anymore -- is not buying this. he e-mailed -- >> neil: oh, really, dodge. just like there was only room for one news channel decades ago. look around the dial now, dodge. then look at this. uplifting message from two young boys, jeremy and bradley, ages 10 and 9 with this very simple reques

apologize. >> neil: do you feel guilty?[laughter] >> yes, yes, i -- i feel terribly guilty about it. i don't think that, neil, i don't think it's a silly idea to call something a green job if a green job is a job that contributes to, you know, improving the environment, which i think is a noble goal. >> come on. >> and i think-- >> we might as well extend it to anybody who read the book green eggs and ham. come on, it gets silly, you know that. >> no, what i was going to say, i think that the janitor at the solar panel company counts as a green job. the guy filling up the school bus with gasoline should not be a green job, wait a second. we should try to learn something from this and those are bad definitions. >> and could jeff immelt get the tax breaks to create green energy or whatever. is his ceo job a green job, adam? >> i think we can agree on public policy measures that try to help the environment and others-- >> and should jeff immelt-- >> i have no problem with that. >> jeff immelt has a high paid green job. >> we'v

it's not good, neil.rse it's disgusting. >> wait a minute, the last segment you were saying i was the one getting everything negatively, you know? >> and here is the optimism. democracy is messy, they're good at compromising it at this sort of thing. >> no, he they're not. no, they're not. they're not good at compromising. >> they're good the compromising on spending and figure what charles was saying and i agree. i'll scratch your back. >> and they both say okay, let's spend the money and that's how they compromise. >> look it, i hate it. though they'll deal with the fiscal cliff after the presidential election, i also wish they were dealing with-- they have to get political clarity before they do that. >> i think that ben is right the only way the country is going to deal with it. i don't know if it's going to come to default. but, you know, at some point when they get done, when you're finished with the run on the euro, and you go to another country and then you look at the u.s. and the markets start r

be that is amazing. >> neil: and leave it up to them. you don't have to be part of the union. >> absolutely. >> the assumption that the union vote will always be liberal is completely wrong. remember back in the '60s and '70s when george wallace as extreme racist and not a great person morally won enormous majorities of the union membership vote in states as diverse as wisconsin, oregon and massachusetts. that cannot be assumed that the union vote is a liberal vote. >> i think you you have to delineate between private sector union. my dad was a construction worker, not a racist. voted for richard nixon. public sector unions are never going to move to republicans never. they may not matter but they will never move -- >> i totally disagree. i never met a democratic policeman or fireman never in my life. >> they keep putting jerry brown in office and guys like that. >> adam, a final point here. >> i'm from chicago where are there are are plenty of democratic firemen and policemen. we can't have it both ways here. either they are on death's

he has a new project about neil young. he is releasing another documentary about post-katrina new orleans and a woman named carolyn parker, based on a series we premiered on this program called "right to return." we are glad to have joined us. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: always pleased to welcome jonathan demme. he has two projects at soon. the first is a look at the life of neil young. it opens in theaters june 29. here is a scene from "neil young journeys." ♪ >> that used to be the place where i caught fish when i was 5 years old. this is a town in north ontario. it does not look anything like it did before but i can smell it. ♪ i lived in this tent during the summer so i could be close to my chicken. i think that is why i was out there. my dad was very f