or steak. no one ever just has one steak. you always want more. >> tell me, you've been -- one of the reasons i want you on the show because we have people who are more republican oriented. i've heard you rip both sides. are we better off than four years ago? >> individually it depends on your personal circumstances. you may or may not be. as a country, if you go back four years ago, here we are in september. september 2008 we had four or five of the biggest one-day drops in the dow. when you watch the market go up and down, trillions of dollars, people have no certainty. at the same time we were talking about being in the throes of the great session. not only were we in a great recession, we didn't know if we were leaning toward recession. we didn't know about banking, housing. complete uncertainty. today we're worried about the fiscal cliff. back then we had no certainty on our whole financial system. the fact we got through that uncertainty speaks volumes that we're far better off today than we were back then. >> when we c

it is that great-tasting champagne, or steak, nobody just ever has one steak, you always want to go back and get more. >> tell me, one the reasons i wanted you on the show, we have people republican, and democratic, i have seen you rip up both sides. >> both sides. >> i recently heard about the blog, where you said we're not better off, are we the same? >> yes, individually, it just depends on your own circumstances. as a country if you go back four years ago, here we are in september, september 2008 where four or five are the biggest one day drops in the dow. when you watch the stock market go up trillions, people have no certainty whatsoever. at the same time, we're sitting there talking about being in the throes of the great depression. and not only were we in the throes of the great depression, we were leaning towards a depression, we didn't know what was happening with banks or housing, today we were worried about the fiscal cliff, back then, we had no uncertainty about the financial situation. the fact that we got through that uncertainty, speaks volumes of where we are today. >> w

this goes nicely, if you have like a steak or something along those lines. this one is great with thanksgiving dinner. >> arthel: really? >> bring this, great with turkey. >> arthel: how much is this? >> nineteen dollars. >> eric: what i like about pinotnoirs, is that they're america. oregon, washington state, the american ones, like california chardonnays are good wines. is that the case? >> some were from argentina, some were from the u.s. but they were great. one of the things i would like to point out with this is it's a 2008 vintage. we test add 2010 vintage. we found if you can't find the vintage we tested, go with a close year and wine producers are pretty consistent from year toyear. >> arthel: how soon, if you were going to have someone over for dinner, how soon before they arrive should you open the bottle? >> surprisingly, a lot of people think it should be very warm. we found that mid 60s. a little cooler than room temperature. i asked our wine experts. they said stick them in the fridge for a few minutes if you want to really get the full aroma

have you ever eaten at the olive garden or red lobster or in a longhorn steak house? those are chains are owned by the darten company, which is reacti to obacare a y atsot r ic er fosiss anchor, john stossel. what is red lobster and olive garden doing? >> i don't blame them. the law says if you have more than 50 workers, full-time rkers, then you mustov foleeaur. dot iordae to you as the employer. it's going up all the time. so they're saying, i'll hire part-time workers. >> bill: so in any restaurant of any size in a mall or olive garden or red lobster, you have di, baoioofhiftun mehapls, probably. >> 180,000 employees. >> bill: but i'm saying at every single restaurant. you have the restaurant, you have one in orlando, florida. if you have 50re,heu frthoven u obamacare. >> not from the government. but you either have to go to the government plan or the government makes you y private health insurance. >> bill: so either the government plan or th private, but you're mandated to buy it? b iu d. pty >>3,0ks >>l:y. rd to under the 50, they're giving people part-time work

have you ever eaten at the olive garden or red lobster or in a longhorn steak house?are chains are owned by the darten company, which is reacting to obamacare in a way that does not favor american workers. here to explain it all to us, fox business anchor, john stossel. what is red lobster and olive garden doing? >> i don't blame them. the law says if you have more than 50 workers, full-time workers, then you must provide affordable health insurance. of course, calling it affordable doesn't mean it's affordable to you as the employer. it's going up all the time. so they're saying, i'll hire part-time workers. >> bill: so in any restaurant of any size in a mall or olive garden or red lobster, you have a number of shifts, lunch and dinner, you probably going to have more than 50 employees, probably. >> 180,000 employees. >> bill: but i'm saying at every single restaurant. you have the restaurant, you have one in orlando, florida. if you have 50 or more, then you have to buy health insurance from the government under obamacare. >> not from the government. but you either

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or break for mitt romney? >> i think he's got more at steak than obama. it's one of his last shots. >> jeanne cummings, as you're watching this back and forth, do you expect a confrontational debate or a polite exchange? >> based on what the reporting shows and the preparation of the romney campaign, they are looking to bring the game to president obama. he has to do offense and defense, very tricky in the first debate, and i think he's well prepared. he may surprise some people. >> mark, i want you to talk to me about all of the national polls we have gotten in the last 24 hours. cnn, politico, abc post, they all have something in common. what are we seeing here that's good for obama and what are we seeing here that's good for romney? >> what's good for obama is he's hitting 50%, where you need to be. if obama wins, it's going to be with numbers like those. if i'm mitt romney, i'm liking the fact the race is tightening a little bit. the question is whether this is natural tightening or is mitt romney really making a move right now? >> you know, one thing

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if you have any of those products steak it back to the store or throw it away. it's a long list, jenna so we've put them all on the "happening now" home page at foxnews.com. beam should check it out. jenna: that is a good idea, rick, thank you. gregg: check it out. for the first time ever we get an inside look at the cabin of a passenger jet as it is intentionally crashed into the desert, the frightening pictures and what they tell us about air safety. you're not going to believe this. wow. gregg: hang onto your hats, a television first, an explosive experiment and we mean that in so many different ways, the discovery channel deliberately crashing a boeing 727 jetliner into the desert to see what happens when a plane goes down and determine the safest places to sit on board, with dozens of cameras rolling inside and out. joining me now is survivability expert tom bart. great stuff we've seen the video. tell us how you set this whole thing up, and i presume the pilots jumped out in the nick of time out the back. >> the pilots were a okay they parachuted out. our

or doesn't do. but when you go into chipotle, you can see the steak and the chicken being grilled right before you. you can see that we're chopping fresh cilantro. you can see we're making the rice. if you get there early enough in the morning before we open up, you can see we're making guacamole. they marinate the steak and the chicken themselves. and our kitchens are open. and so we don't hide anything from our customers. so it's very clear what we do at chipotle. and we let our customers decide. so far our customers are deciding that they want to stay with the meal that we provide them at chipotle. and i do think they understand the difference. >> jack, is there a level where people say you know what any really like food with integrity. i really like the good taste and preparation. but in the end, i'm willing to trade down because my job is not paying me what i thought. i'm worried about my job. >> in fact, jim, we're seeing a little bit of an impact from the -- from the current economic situation ourselves. we're seeing this our customers are choosing to dine out a little bit more. and so they'

or not michelle wanted to go home with mitt. >> obama: double down. >> romney: simplify the code. >> obama: double down. >> steak baby. you have a guitar and a song about my favorite color. space monkey -- >> current republican nominee mitt romney. mitt, come on out. [ applause ] >> i must say in person, you're even more handsome. >> what a kind and thoughtful thing to say. especially to a guest who is so reticent to appear on your late night television program. >> they'll be getting a severance and others if they so choose, can receive some employment assistance where they'll be getting some resume and application help. the production plant will be shut down in phases. >> this is my band's first single. right now i'm -- it is heart beat. i don't want to move my food. i don't want to move the cat. ♪ >> romney: thank you mr. president. >> obama: i want to thank the university of denver. ♪ >> debates are better. >> eliot: that was more fun to watch. the voter i.d. law ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ ♪ it says a lot about

in benghazi was the fault of some talk of a movie or a preplanned terrorist attack, but they would sit on it day after day after day knowing the steaks just shocking. lou: there is so much about this. the questions have continued to rise, and there will be many. but today the defense secretary pronouncing that the basic principles you don't deploy forces into harm's way when responding to the question why in the world did you not do something of the course of seven hours? to rescue four americans who were obviously about to be killed. >> i think this is really the dominant issue. we have focused for several weeks on the explanation. how could it be the mom a video. that tape that the president shows, he did not believe that the day after. but the real question, the passivity, the inaction of the white house and the rest of the government while this was all unfolding. you cannot look backwards it this. imagine decision makers with the consulate in benghazi in their attack, the diplomatic posts around the region possibly having that happen to them as well. yet the moves that we made were very, very small compared to the risk we face.

steaks are high. the republican message to women has been if you're legitimately raped or forcibly raped you have a whole way to shut that whole thing done. if you're not legitimately raped, we're going to make you have a vaginal probe. don't worry about that, because there's no way, you know, women never die in childbirth. this is what republican men are saying to women. >> thanks for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, in a last word exclusive, cecile richards and martha plimpton will join me next. >>> and why democrats are reminding voters of what happened in florida in 2000. and why voting for a third party candidate is a lot easier choice to make if you don't live in florida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> when speculation erupted last month that mitt romney uses an artificial tanning process, they simply said not true. but now an unnamed source tells buzz feed that mitt romney does enjoy the occasional spray tan and that mitt romney pays for it out of his own pocket so it won't show up in campaign records. and he gets sprayed in the privacy of his hotel room, so you won't catch him walking out of your nei

steaks are high. the republican message to women has been if you're legitimately raped or forcibly raped you have a whole way to shut that whole thing done. if you're not legitimately raped, we're going to make you have a vaginal probe. don't worry about that, because there's no way, you know, women never die in childbirth. this is what republican men are saying to women. >> thanks for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, in a last word exclusive, cecile richards and martha plimpton will join me next. >>> and why democrats are reminding voters of what happened in florida in 2000. and why voting for a third party candidate is a lot easier choice to make if you don't live in florida. puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. we believe the more you know, the better

or whether they are for legalizing weed, no offense. in the end, though cares? our debt is larger than the gdp. there are all kinds of steakry things happening abroad. whether people get high illegally or not, i bet you $20 that will be questioned. host: newark, new jersey on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: all i want to ask is -- i don't care who is in the white house. it could be anybody. what happens to our kids when they get out of school? there will be no jobs. they are trying to compete with other countries. there is a lot of companies out there getting rich on the people of the united states. everything we buy mainly comes to another country. what happens to the people in the united states? guest: it is a complicated answer but part of it is to it -- that free trade has downsized us. i believe in free trade sort of but i don't think when the 1993 nafta debate took place between al gore and ross perot, i don't think the perot side got the attention it deserved which was free trade is good in many ways and it makes the cost of living in some ways lower but there are also defects. that position just has not gott

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steak. you are buying it for me when the president wins. >> sean: don't count your chickens, or else they mayfamous in chicago said. that i've got to go. thank you, austin. coming up, where does the electoral map stand with 18 days to go. from the looks of it, romney started to pull away. karl rove is here with the most up to date map. incredible poll numbers are out including critical swing states. as the race slips away, obama and hollywood, well, they are getting unhinged. eva longoria retweets a vulgar message about romney and tries to blame twitter. we tell you what the hollywood [ mujahid ] there was a little bit of trepidation, not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend more time with my wife and my kids. it's my world. that's my world. ♪ >> sean: newly released polls show governor romney is dominating in crucial swing states. start with latest fox news po

or 93%. because you don't want all that grease. >> next, what's at steak when buying steak?select. select is only available in some bargain supermarkets. the differentiation in the grade is by fat content. so i've got a prime rib eye steak here and you'll see these fine white lines are called marbling, and that does two things. one, it's going to give it a great texture. it's going to make it really tender and juicy. also, fat equals flavor. this prime steak is $23.99 a pound. this is the same cut. choice is our number one choice. it's about $14.99 for this. you see it's got enough fat that it's going to have flavor and good juiciness. >> shell sirloin and blade steak is often overlooked. jack says buying them can actually save you money. >> another cut that people don't think of grilling is the shell sirloin. this is about six bucks a pound. it's got nice flavor. just throw it on grill as is. slice it thin across the grain when you're going to serve it. that will make it seem late bit more tender. sirloin really has good flavor. this is blade steak. it's $4.99 a pound. you

or self-right courthouse. he loved his family and friend and faith and american history and a good steak.uth dakota and my god, did he love his country. even after the 1972 campaign, even after losing 49 states and losing his senate seat in 1980, he maintained his optimism and faith in government and his belief that america's best days were always ahead which he became a war hero a prd and congressman and a presidential nominee of his party. but he wasn't a don't you know who i am type of guy. we can all hear him saying to someone who knew perfectly well who he was, you know fred, i ran for president fred in 1972 which is not to say that he was about pride. this is a man who jumped out of an air plain at age 88. while he did that to raise knowledge about hunger. he wanted to prove he still had a little fly boy in him. he had a way with words, come home america, don't throw away your conscious. he was eloquent in moving but his actions were more powerful. there were millions and millions around the world who are not starving to death who have hope because of george mcgovern's actions. perh

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