>> i can't believe patti ann browne just said laid.>> i love my moms a basement and shorter just to put. >> on. >> and what was bill trying to say? because i'm with you, kevin. >> i'm saying we should encourage smart people to have sex so they can reproduce and make smart people. >> greg: thank you, kevin. see you soon. wonderful always to hear from you. what is great in the next awesome block? what will the author of flying drunk have to say about flying drunk? something about flying drunk, i bet. discover gives you a cash back bonus on every single purchase. what you do with it is up to you. what will you get back with your cash back? it pays to discover. >> greg: my next guest is ooh pilot but in 1990 he was a drunk one. while working for northwest airlines he and two other members of the the crew were arrested for flying under the influence of alcohol. they were convicted and sent to federal prison. he recently came out with a book detailing his story called flying drunk, the true story of a northwest airlines flight, three drunk p

i'm no patti ann browne but i'm doing my best. the number two tour, jay-z, lyrics i can't repeat. and number three, kanye. the ultimate gentleman. >> and also the oak ridge boys. >> elvira. >> remix. >> so good. so good. >> greg: hip-hop in a totally different direction. >> i would call that country hip-hop. >> greg: congressman, i read in many a paper that you are a hardcore gangsta rap afficionado. can you verify the transformation in this music? >> not in the least. i can't stand it. but it does give me an opportunity. republicans are often asked is

patti ann browne. she is so hot, firecrackers are now called patti ann browne crackers.ve used that one before. trace gallagher, coanchor of the live desk. week days at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. he reports and i dress up like a virgin bride. it is not the best of times but the worst of times for a lady at the times. yes, it is true. maureen dowd is downer than something down. in fact, in her saturday column, dowd writes that women are becoming more miserable and wonders if the feminist revolution ended up benefiting men more than women. duh, it's something that i might say. behind the obvious explanation any wise grandmother could have told you, modo talked to experts who said that the choices bring added stress and dowd says "women are hormonally more complicated and biologically more vulnerable and women are much harder on themselves. they tend to attach to others more strongly and take things more purposely at work and pop more antidepressants. ". in short, women are sad because they are women. john, i got to ask you, let's say if you had written that col

born in the u.s.a. >> glenn: final piece -- final few seconds, let me go to patty anne brown who haseen watching the internet. >> from the 9/12 projects, all politics is corrupt and somebody responded maybe the powers that be in the government and the hearts and minds it does make a concerns. do you realize how many people that haven't been involved in politics is now taking a stand. it's phenomenal to see. >> look what happened when two 20-year-olds, what they did. they did more than every politician, more than you and i and to stop acorn, two young americans because they believe they can make a difference. >> i think this is going to be a different nation as far as the power is going to shift and you are going to understand that in a very short period of time. i think it's going to happen in a short period of time and it's going to be a peaceful thing. i think our politicians better choose sides. it started two hours ago. who are these people? they are americans.

go back to patti ann browne who is watching the twitter and blog sites. what else are you?> the 912 project. facebook. lots of thank yous. lots of praise and prayers and whatnot. also some criticism and i will start with some of the more negative things. this was posted on facebook. i remember all the flags and patriotic crap that hit the market within 24 hours of the attacks and remember being disturbed and offended by that. i felt no more patriotic on the 10th than i did on the 12th and i still don't. >> glenn: that is a hard one to address. i will tell you this. i felt patriotic on 9/11 and 9/12. however, i remember having a big argument when i released the book real america with my publishers simon and shuster and it came out in 2003 maybe and i said i don't want the flag on it. it was the first book and i said i don't want the flag because i felt that the flag was being used politically so i think i can kind of understand. i will be real honest with you. can we show this thing in the background. this is an honest moment of television. i hate that thing. i hate that. i

patti ann, back to you. >> thank you i'm patti ann browne and now back to the special two hour edition of glenn beck. >> noed down, right? let's go to washington, d.c. and we're joined now, with our 9/12 volunteers, administrator, yvonne donnelly, hi. >> reporter: hi, glenn beck! >> how are you. >> reporter: gosh, a great day for america, i am -- i am one of the -- best things i heifer did in my life. >> you are somebody if i'm not mistaken, yvonne, have been a lifelong liberal in fact, you were a lefty for a while, until 9/11, if i'm not mistaken and your husband -- >> that's right, glenn. >> and what happened, you said to your husband, what? on 9/11. >> well, on 9/11 i said, how could this happen? and he jumped off the couch, and he said, because of you, and i'll leave out a couple of words and your liberal friends! and i said you're right. and i have been wrong and i woke up. >> okay. and so this is for you, this is about principles, this is not about republican or democrat, what are you hearing and seeing that you can share with anybody who is not there? >> well, what i'm hearing and sharing is just th

. >> i'm patti ann browne, tens of thousands of americans are protesting president obama's health careposals, among other things at the nation's capitol, if not more while the president pushes those proposals in america's heartland and right now, president obama is speaking at a rally in minneapolis. the president wants new restrictions on insurance companies and to extend medical coverage to those lacking and the proposal is brought down over costs and the government's role in controlling private insurers and the white house today said the u.s. intends to focus on iran's nuclear program, in international talks, despite tehran's refusal to discuss the issue, press secretary robert gibbs says it is a topic the u.s. and other world powers plan to bring up in future talks even if iran doesn't want to talk about their weapons. and, sill still no wore from the white house after the director of the census barred acorn from the participating in the 2010 data gathering and the decision comes amid the release of explosive and incriminating videos taken inside two acorn offices. and, now let's g

i'm no patti ann browne but i'm doing my best. the number two tour, jay-z, lyrics i can't repeat., kanye. the ultimate gentleman. >> and also the oak ridge boys. >> elvira. >> remix. >> so good. so good. >> greg: hip-hop in a totally different direction. >> i would call that country hip-hop. >> greg: congressman, i read in many a paper that you are a hardcore gangsta rap afficionado. can you verify the transformation in this music? >> not in the least. i can't stand it. but it does give me an opportunity. republicans are often asked is there anything the president has done that you like? this would be the second thing if he is going to make rap tollerrable. and i would like to say, too, the other thing i think the president did right and this is jill's area of expertise is i do agree with the president's statement that kanye west is a jackass. >> greg: i remember when he was running for president, he came out against baggy jeans and i think, you know, what if there is a guy that can change style and does it but i didn't see the change. i didn't see the end of the gangsta, the droo

i'm patti ann browne. the house of representatives has just passed the so-called dissolution of disapproval against the congressman who interrupted president obama's address to congress last week. south carolina republican joe wilson had already apologized to the white house for shouting "you lie!" to the president during the speech. the apology was accepted by president obama and wilson's supporters argued no further action was needed. a lengthy partisan debate preceded the house vote which ran mainly along partisan lines with most democrats voting in favor of rebuking congressman wilson and most republicans voting against it. the glenn beck program returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." hi, bret. bret: coming up after the house just rebuked congressman joe wilson, there are more charges that most opposition to president obama's policies is due to race. we have that story, plus brit hume's analysis. join me at the top of the hour. noi back to glenn. glenn: america, things are

. ♪ >> i'm patti ann browne. a day of remembrance on this day of 9/11. p president honored the victims who died at the pentagon by laying a wreath at the site. memorials were also in new york and in pennsylvania, up all undr rainy skies. the white house is defending the coast guard's decision to hold a training exercise on the potomac river near the pentagon today t sparked quite a scare, and a second attempt to hand the space shuttle discovery in florida has been scrubbed due to stormy weather. now nasa is looking to land the shuttle at edwards air force base in california at 8:53 eastern time. glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." hi, patti ann. eight years after the planes hit the world trade center, has the fight against al qaeda changeed? are democrats close to going it alone on healthcare reform? join me at the top of the hour for "special report." now back to glenn. glenn: america, i have to tell you, i have great hope, because i think i know the next step. you know, the first step i told you six months ago

patti ann browne, a positive delight. bill schulz, disgusting. chase gallagher, aaaay. that does it for me, bye. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. has just addressed the annual meeting in washington of the 42 member congressional black caucus which tonight honored notables like u.n. ambassador susan rice, actor danny glover and human rights activist and entertainer john. here is the president. >> the leaders come in and michele and i are shaking hands with them and one of the leaders, i won't mention who it was, he comes up to me and we take the picture and we go we behind and he says barack, explain to me this healthcare debate. he says we don't understand it. you're trying to make sure everybody has healthcare and they are putting a hitler mustache on you, that doesn't make sense to me. explain that to me. he don't understand. one in seven african americans are out of work. the highest in nearly a quarter of a century. more than two out of ten african americans and three out of ten black children are living in poverty. this economic crisis has made the pr

. ♪ >> i'm patti ann browne. the first reaction from the white house from the acorn videos.t gibbs says the conduct of the employees was completely unacceptable, and quote, the administration takes accountability extremely seriously. >> i think the sen census bureau evaluated and determined that this group could not meet the bureau's goal in achieving a fair and accurate count in 2010. >> the yale grad student murdered inside a university building was strangled to death according to an autopsy report released today. the director of the f.b.i. tells senators there is no immediate threat after a series of anti-terror raids in new york. glenn beck returns in a moment, but first bret baier. >> will the senate finance committee bill on healthcare reform actually pass? who is most opposed to it, republicans or democrats? plus, what about afghanistan? join me at the top of the hour for "special report." now back to ghefn. >> you know, you can look at any poll in america, and you can see that president obama is losing the argument on healthcare reform. democrats and republicans, all

. 7 >> hello, i'm patti ann browne, the commander says in afghanistan will send his troop requests to washington by week he's end. general stanley mcchrystal has prepare add report on how many more trooped he needs to for the counterinsurgency. moscow is not ruling out sanctions over iran's nuclear program, the first indications that russia could support measures to punish iran for defiance of the international community. stocks rose today after the federal reserve left its benchmark reserve interest rate unchanged but the dow fell finishing up 81 points down. >> coming up, iran's nuclear program is the main focus here at the unsz, and within the hour, we will hear from ma mama mowd ahmadinejad and news at the top of the hour, "special report" live at the top of the hour, now back to glenn beck. >> glenn: fls there's a lot going on at the u.n. today. we will have ambassador bolton coming on in a few minutes. first of all, i'm getting heat from conservatives. i shouldn't say conservatives. i'm getting heat from republicans because of what i said during an interview with katie couric la

i'm patti ann browne. tsunami advisory remains in effect for hawaii after a powerful earthquake struck hours ago in the south pacific. the 8.0 tremor triggered a tsunami in the town of pago pago. it is not clear if anyone has been killed. if the tsunami is strong enough to reach hawaii, it will do so by 7 p.m. eastern. strong currents may occur along the hawaiian coast, which could be a hazard to swimmers and boaters. we're following bulletins closely and will bring you new information when it comes in. glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." is the so-called public option government-run health insurance officially dead? and the latest on iran's nuclear program and brit hume on the president's olympic pitch. join me in 26 minutes for "special report." now back to glenn beck. glenn: you're not going to believe the latest on the olympic pitch by the president. you're not going to believe what we have for you coming up in a minute. i want to show you this real quick. the

i'm patti ann browne. now, back to "geraldo at large."bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb i kept screaming i'm done. like her is over. i'm done. get it off, get off the internet. i also feel it is my duty to come out and show this person coming in a lot to do at work hard like a rare trade i got there the right way and you're not going to break me down. i'm going to come back. >> office is changed you? to make it about to bend over a tub at all, right to do your anxious, you are paranoid. i mean stay here in chicago was the first time i was in a hotel by myself. i basically even if i'm in a hotel or my house, i feel like i'm being videotaped. >> this is interesting because i know you won't be able to answer the question but someone must have known you were going to be in those particular hotel rooms. finally her track to track down the person so i don't want to do anything that interferes with that spec it's an inside job. it is clearly an inside job. someone of her schedule, someone stopped her, someone from her own shop or the production company and