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certainly obama administration has to understand what wou be the reaction of journalists, and media to this they have to understand that this would not satisfy in anyway. with the way that obama lookings spunnthe story, i thought, i think they thoughthey could get away with th. >> no. >> i do, howel how else do you n an ambassador to united nations go out and say the thing that he says. >> a at least you have a woman that mans up. lou: that line will probably be defining if you will. >> it continues, a lot of lines who had family jews in the decratic party. lou: and timeasxpired. thank you very much, judy miller, michael goodwin, ron ron christie. up next, a viewer with an interesting idea for a ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifact.. ♪ into a high-tech masterpie? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve . lou: is

certainly obama administration has to understand what would be the reaction of journalists, and media to this they have to understand that this would not satisfy in anyway. with the way that obama lookingation has spunnthe story, i thought, i think they thought they could get away with this. >> no. >> i do, howel how else do you n an ambassador to united nations go out and say the thing that he says. >> a at least you have a woman that mans up. lou: that line will probably be defining if you will. >> it continues, a lot of lines who had family jewels in the democratic party. lou: and time has expired. thank you very much, judy miller, michael goodwin, ron ron christie. up next, a viewer with an interesting idea for a presidential debate, mad rat mo? who needs that. we'll be right back. from big steps, to little steps. every step of the way. since 1863 we've helped guide our clients, so thepreserve, and passps to along their wealth. so their footsteps can help the next generation find their own path. all of us serving you. us bank [ale announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billio of bytes of shared information... ♪ i

think the big difference there's a real commitment to public private partnership by the obama administration looking for ways you can have collaborative progress to be able to outcompete our increasingly fierce competitors abroad. and those kind of initiatives that first the experiment and pretty well -- through a number of different initiatives are focusing on the bottom up regional exaibilityd in different part of the country, different industry, places we're strong, places are we we need to be stronger. it's been deride as [inaudible] it's not that. it's trying to find that bridge between the basic development money that goes throughout and no money at all through the financing to get things commercialized. it's experimenting trying to find the ways. and it's very unique. it's very different from what the romney campaign, the romney campaign hasn't talked about this at all. it's sector private sector for the obama administration, really is collaborative approach. >> host: john, when you hear public private partnership what's your response. >> guest: ting goes to defining the role of government, a

. >> ed, what do you see as where companies should be looking for clues to what a second obama administration would entail? >> i agree completely and i think the danger is seeking capabilities that regulations generally green, and ways companies can interfere or influence congress. antitrust is one of the great ways you can deal with that. the trouble, of course, is the antitrust law can hardly keep up with what is going on in the marketplace. it is really difficult. i really do think in the next administration congress is the one that is going to be driving some of these things. conversely, on the science and innovation side, i think a big difference is that there is a real commitment to public- private partnerships by the obama administration, looking at ways to can have collaborative process with increasingly fierce competitors abroad. those experiments are pretty well full blown through different initiatives, emphasizing the regional capabilities of the u.s. economy. different parts of the country, different industries, places where we are really strong, places where we need to be stronge

big difference is that there's a real commitment to public/private partnerships by the obama administration looking for ways that you can have collaborative progress to be able to outcompete or increasingly fierce competitors abroad. and those kind of initiatives that first start as experiments and are now pretty well full blown through a number of different initiatives are focusing on the bottom-up region allocations of the economy, different industries, places where we're really strong, places where we need to be stronger. it's been derided as industrial policy on capitol hill,st not that at all. -- it's not that at all. it's trying to find that bridge between the basic research and development money that goes out there and no money at all through the financing that gets commercialized. it's trying to find financing and find those ways. it's very unique, and it's very different from what the romney campaign -- well, the romney campaign hasn't talked about this at all, it's really private sector, private sector. for the obama administration, it's this collaborative approach. ghs john kneuer, when

it wouldn't have made the obama administration look bad. the bush administration, like eric nordstrom he would have been on every talk show being interviewed. instead you have to go to power line and national review and jennifer rubin to find out what he had to say. >> jon: do you agree with that? if our diplomats had been killed overseas it would have been leading the news for weeks? >> i think it's a news story and i think it was a news story. the question is, why wasn't it on the front page of certain papers? it's all over the news. in fact it was the lead question at the vice presidential debate. what strikes me is that the media is or are part of a political structure in the midst of a campaign. and the campaign for the romney team is very clear they see a vulnerability on obama's parted on foreign policy. they are using this story in particular and the media has to now decide what is the political attack, what it's at legitimate attack? >> if the obama campaign is trying to minimize the blow back from this, are the media helping them

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today, a look at the obama administration's aid to the auto industry. former lead adviser on the auto industry will be live, starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern, on c-span 3. this month, as the presidential candidates meet for debate, we are asking middle and high school students to send a message to the presidency. students will answer the question, what is the most important issue the president should consider in 2013? there is a grand prize of $25,000. -- $5,000. for complete details and rules, go online to studentcam.org. >> in a foreign-policy speech, mr. khamenei said that president obama is a passive in the middle east chris it is time to change course in the regent. -- region. foreign policy will be the focus of the third presidential debate on october 22nd. this is 30 minutes. congressman goodlatte has been a tremendous supporter of the men and women in uniform. since its founding in 89, this institution has been incredibly dedicated to the cause of honor and service. vmi has produced some of the finest officers that the military has known during its

the obama administration thasecowiog statements about. teove. henry looks at the latest episode of obama administration damage ntrol. but we begin wh chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on what went down today just behind me on capitol hill. good evening. laeresodwhr pren lil aahr security decisions on the ground in libya and assertions by the administration. >> there was no protest. ot hth veeparent, f.b he s dtm fi wti be usventversight committee confirmed he told lawmakers a day after this attack on the benghazi consulate that he believed it was terrorism. >> i belie it was the ne lthy i was complex attack. >> ambassador kennedy defended ambassador susan rice who five days after the attack made rounds on sunday talk shows as it was a demonstration, prompted by a youtube video for anti-islam film that sn f of t ininyeeffl, on television on sunday, september 16, they would have said what ambassador rice said. >> challenged repeatedly by a republican who returned from the region. i was in libya and nobody mentiod a video. >> in the yeareadin

ashley: look, the obama administration claims al qaeda is on the path of decline following the killing of usama bin laden. is there perhaps part of this they did not want to blame al qaeda for the attack because of those previous statements. >> if they make the statement of a qaeda is on the decline and make it part of a political campaign, of course we see just the opposite on the ground that al qaeda is an extension in yemen, the fighting in somalia, rolling on the border between libya and most north africa countries, definitely that is going to be attack and criticize some o maybe the attitude was ts is not al qaeda because al qaeda is on the path of decline proving that is not true. ashley: can we ever defeat al qaeda in a region so violently unstable? >> keep in mind there is a dividing line between christians and muslims. you have in nigeria a good example of all the terrible atrocities and violence taking place along that line, but it begins in somalia and goes all the way to the west coast. all of these are being outfitted with a large degree by the weapons they stole out of li

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because often what he has said about iran, about afghanistan, would seem to mirror the obama administration. we'll look for those in the hall tonight. >> david, thank you. as we said this debate is about leadership on the world stage. so many flash points and i want to turn to abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent martha raddatz is here. as you know, she moderated a vice presidential debate at that desk. >> that very table. that very table. >> and anchor of "good morning america" and "this week," george stephanopoulos, welcome. martha, what will you be looking for tonight. >> what david was talking about, that commander in chief. that leadership. we've seen barack obama in that role for four years, but governor romney really needs to show some leadership. also, there really isn't that much difference this their positions but i want to be looking for iran. iran as we saw over the weekend, there may be some negotiations going on behind the scenes. would governor romney negotiate or go to war? >> george, you watching, everybody at home. >> this is a foreign affairs one. particularly at the beginning

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cia operative, mike baker, author of "new york times" bestseller, the amateur, inside look at obama administration. ed klein, what would mildred friedman think of obamanomics. is this a cover-up by the obama administration? certainly the administration has stonewalled congress and the national media about details of what happened on september 11. the obama administration is chosen to rely on the fbi to investigate the terrorist attacks in benghazi. which killed 4 americans including our ambassador. fbi investigators however remain in tripoli, they have now been for almost 3 weeks, they have done nothing, seen nothing, and obama administration, refers all questions to the fbi. which knows nothing. one could say, conveniently show, fox news correspondent katherine hairage has been reporting this throughout we turn to katherine for a live report. reporter: thank you lou, within the last hour, i have interviewed head of house intelligence committee, mike rodgers, he told me he believes that obama administration has politicized to fit a story line of a youtube video clip that was the driving force behi

. >> violating the rules to score some cheap political points against the obama administration. look, they've got a big problem on the issue. since 2011, they cut nearly half a billion dollars from embassy security. secretary state clinton warned last year how devastating those cuts could be. >> the scope of the proposed house cuts is massive. the truth is, that cuts of that level will be detrimental to america's national security. >> it's a mess for republicans. but mitt romney isn't makinging it any better. for the past two days he's been sharing this story on the trail. as part of an effort to make himself seem more compassionate. >> i've met some wonderful people. one was a former navy s.e.a.l. he was killed in benghazi a couple of weeks ago. >> today they demanded that mitt romney stop. she told a boston tv station, quote, i don't trust romney. he should make my son's death part of his political agenda. it's wrong to use these brave, young men who wanted freedom for all to degrade obama. this afternoon the romney campaign announced they wouldn't use that story on the campaign tr

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look at the obama -- don't look at obama -- look at the romney administration when he was governor ofnd the number of women who were in executive agency head positions as chief of staff, his lieutenant governor, a different time, we can't let obama divide us. dennis: no one is using binders for anything. it is all digital. congressman phil gangrene. >> i didn't role lies or left condescendingly at any time in the interview. cheryl: i want everybody to know we are 19 days away from the election and starting tomorrow, featuring a series of guest debate on the issues that matter. first that energy, which candidate will bring down our gas prices. don't miss it at noon eastern time on markets now right up until election day. a rocky relationship at best between the president and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. where the u.s. and israel really stand as we talk with israel's consul general. dennis: newsweek ending areas of the magazine print version. we will talk about that and today's winners and losers on the s&p. follow t wings. >> 30 past the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, and

. >> looking at obama administration, policy for policy they are doing the same thing. liz: including cap and trade, governor jerry brown said, i will allowance earlier release of winter blend into the gas supply of california, do you think that will move the needle? >> 50-cents is far too large, platts reported this morning, media reports that blenders and refiners in california were already making that adjustment. so, no, that is not moving the needle. if i might just add, the four policy that obama administration is pursuing one gh greenhouse gas regulation. that will raise gas prices, two. he will make refining more expensive with epa pending tier 3 su sulfer control, three the keystone pipeline that was rejected. and four the president continues to refuse to allow oil and gas development off of the coast. liz: oil was going down, but it is le a curb your enthusiasm moment if you are a driver in california. you have been great, sir, thank you so much for your time, we appreciate it. next up, a red alert over china. not what china is planning to do to businesses but

fed is doing to prop up the stock market and commodity prices and the over all economy, look, the obama administration has about everything the government can possible do and we still at 1 percent or 2 percent growth from the deepest recessions we have ever had. this is part of the regulatory policy of this administration is blowing in the opposite direction. as hard as the fed is trying to do it and as much as the private sector is trying to regain the horrible chinament this president, not just regulatory, but climate in terms of how the president talks to the business communities, how he is against the american entrepreneur and business american, this has a very negative effect on this economy and we are seeing it. the idea that somehow this economy is recovering anywhere near what it should be is a joke and everyone knows it. >>neil: senator, always good chatting with you. thank you. that was senator rick santorum. speaking of senators that is another battle going on, republicans want to take over the senate. that battle is proving harder than they thought when the campaign got started. that is ah

obama administration conflicting statements about it. that tells you how serious this has become. fox team coverage. ed henry looks at the latest episode of obama administration damage control. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on what went down today just behind me on capitol hill. good evening. >> thank you, bret. lawmakers question today whether the president political agenda throw security decisions on the ground in libya and assertions by the administration. >> there was no protest. the state department, f.b.i. a others have that video. >> the top state department official who testified before house government oversight committee confirmed he told lawmakers a day after this attack on the benghazi consulate that he believed it was terrorism. >> i believe it was the nature of it. leathtlethality of it, it was complex attack. >> ambassador kennedy defended ambassador susan rice who fiv ae rounds on sunday talk shows as it was a demonstration, prompted by a youtube video for anti-islam film that spun out of control. >> if any of the administration officials including any career

there are very important questions that need to be asked of the obama administration. when you look at the hardidate athere is no way to explain how the rate decreased from 8.1% to 7.8%. as the former director of the nonpartisan cbo put it, it is simply implausible. a few things to keep in mind. the real unemployment rate remains unchanged, 14.6%. remember, this number includes people who have left the labor force because they cannot find a job. guess what? they are no longer counted. they are nonexistent. it is the same number that it was a month ago. number 2, the real number of unemployed or under-employed increased by 100,000 since last month and stands at 23.2 million americans. here's how that number is broken down. 12 million people are unemployed, 2 1/2 million people have given up and they are no longer counted. nearly 9 million people are working part time because they cannot find a full-time job. this is what president obama calls moving forward? there are more americans unemployed and under-employed than last month and the month before that. what is a fact, barack obama

obama did it, a year ago, it was because of libya. and in each case, price the went down significantly. i don't think the obama administration will do it now because it will look too political and might actually be political if they were to do it, but i would note that gas prices are starting to come down from where they had been and romney, who is blaming obama for the increase in gas prices is not giving obama any credit for the gas prices actually going down. >> all right. jonas? >> i think that the government could make money trading this thing, and in charge of the spr. and sell at $100 a barrel and announce you're going to drill in the public lands and-- i'm saying that's not the job of government and moreover a political thing wouldn't become a thing it make money, it'd be to drive prices down before the election. and for the iran situation, that's probably what it's for an old-fashioned concept we don't use it because people don't like $4 gas, gas is going to get more expensive every year because there's less of it. get use today that. >> and larry, do you think it's a good idea. no, releasing the strategic petroleum reserve is no way to solve our nati

look at some headlines this morning. there are concerns today that the obama administration may be looking to move some of the gitmo detaineesrrectional center in illinois. at one point this prison was considered for housing gitmo detainees and there was a huge controversy based around that. many lawmakers outraged saying it would open the door for ultimately carrying out a gitmo transfer. house speaker john boehner said this, the unilateral decision to purchase the thompson prison, even though congress repeatedly opposed the obama administration's effort to use the taxpayer funds to do so, underscores the administration's desire to move forward and bring these detainees to u.s. soil. the obama administration for its part says it has no plans whatsoever to move the detainees to illinois. >>> air force 2 had quite a ride yesterday. it aborted landings twice. bad weather was to blame. the vice president, joe biden's pair of bumpy ride, thunderstorms forced the pilot to circle the airport the first round, made him late for a campaign event in charlotte. then on his way back home, he had to land at dulles instead of andrews air

and what a second term obama administration would look like. and what it would do for middle class americans all over this country. i think we achieved that. i think what we didn't expect is for that mitt romney to show up. i know mitt romney is an aggressive debater, a great debater, in his own words. was one of the things he used as a credential to becoming the republican nominee. we didn't expect him to be aggressively dishonest last night. >> was the president taken by the number of lies? >> well, you know, i think that, you know, today looking back at last night, you saw what the president did on the stump today. called mitt romney out for what he did last night. not just about his $5 trillion tax cut but a number of other things. and, you know, we'll continue doing that. as i was listening to your piece coming into me, and you talked about our ad. we went on the air today. we're going to continue doing it pointing out all the things mitt romney said last night that are basically not true. it's almost as if he forgot what the last six year

i think that the obama administration would say, look, if there was no daylight the israelis might well have taken military action by now and the u.s. would be sucked into it. the u.s. would have to join it. so there has been daylight, but the daylight in the obama administration's view has been intended to say to the israelis, "look, we're not at the point yet where they're about to get a bomb, there are other possibilities, including more sanctions and more sabotage." >> rose: prime minister netanyahu would welcome this speech? >> by and large yes. but there were some interesting statements that i'm not sure if the word would be "welcome." when governor romney talked about a two-state solution in the middle east and talked about a prosperous and secure independent palestinian state, that was interesting to me because given some of his previous comments people may have wondered whether he represented something of a departure and that to me was his way of saying look, i'm in the mainstream on important issues, i'm in the mainstream on the middle east peace process i want a two-state sol