i am paul gigot. he says he won't run, but the clamor continues. and chris christie, what does he have that the g.o.p. field is missing. journal us editorial board member, jason riley, henninger and james freeman, james, this clamor about the appeal of christie or the lack of appeal of everybody else. >> it's mainly christie, rick perry has doesn't the job in the debates. looking at guys on the stage, the debates on the stage, they're not as good as the governor of new jersey has done, a powerful case for limited government. >> paul: christie has been in that battle and people have seen him and people have seen him taking on the issues. >> they'll emulated them. the republicans around the country talking about reforming government and limiting benefits programs in a direct way, a way, for example, he can talk about reforming teacher's unions and their pension systems without coming off at anti-education and that's been very hard for republicans to do until christie. >> jason, is this about, though, the rest of the field not quite measuring up? >> r

. >> welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot. that was president obama thursday when asked about the growing wall street poe tests. now in their third week, a rally in lower manhattan seems to be gaining size and momentum and dozens of sister demonstrations have sprung up in cities across the country. just one of the things stoking the protesters anger is bank of america's plan to charge its debit card customers a $5 monthly fee. move attacked by the president and dick durbin. >> bank of america customers, vote with your feet. get the heck out of that bank. >> paul: joining the panel this week, wall street journal editor board member mary kissle. james freeman, opinion journal.com. >> james, how serious should we take the moment. >> more serious than i was taking them the beginning of the week. as this started off as the standard issue protest, your semblance of hipies, anti-globalizations protests, anti-war movement. now you see all of this these serious political forces on the left joining in. it started with the liberal media,

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i'm paul gigot. hope to see you next week. >> jon: and fox news watch. >> i thought it was the price of a pizza. simple answers are always very helpful. >> i think the devil is in the details. the first person to fire is bernanke. >> we need to focus how we'll get america working again. >> republican candidates square off again on issues, looking to break away from the pack. and pushing to gain in the poll and garner more media attention. but has the media spotlight been too scorching for some? >> controversy, swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing, but the truth. >> jon: the congressional investigation into the government's failed gun running scheme moves into high gear. the attorney general served with a subpoena to give up details of who knew what and when did they know it. has this caught the attention of the media now? >> occupy wall street protesters. still at it. standing their ground. begging for media attention to further their cause. whatever that cause is. but are some in the

thanks to my fpanel and all of you watching, i'm paul gigot and hope to see you here next week. week. >> . >> jamie: president obama on the road again. and going for broke. >> trying to convince of the plan to fix the economy and add jobs is the way to go. blaming the republican congress for our problems. have the media taken the bait? >> i think it's a tough book. >> it's a book that is-- this is real human beings. >> steve jobs biographer hits the media circuit, telling tales of time with the apple master and secrets of his life. can the media get enough? >> people are starting to focus in on who is this that can actually get this country back working. >> the political press turns to rick perry trying to track him on the obama birth certificate issue and his participation in the tv debates. is the media coverage helping or hurting. >> shock and awe cannot stop this movement. >> police and occupy protesters clash in the streets and an iraq war vet injured in the mayhem gets big media attention, building him into a symbol for the movement. what's next? on the panel this week, wr

i'm paul gigot. we'll see you right here next week. . >> jon: on fox news watch. >> we've got to build an economy that works for everybody. >> jon: just as president obama ends his campaign for jobs tour in the south, news of a tyrant's death makes headlines and some in the media give cued does to the white house for the dictator's demise, coming in a week when bad news about mr. obama at an all-time high. can that be true? >> this is what i have to say. >> another g.o.p. showdown, another g.o.p. shout fest. are the media using these events to help voters decide or showcase a disjointed party? >> it's not temporary to the guy whose store is held up and a gun pointed at his head. >> jon: joe biden goes too tar with a rant. and liberal mouth piece susan sarandon slanders the pope. did the media take issue with either? another week of antics by the occupy wall street protesters. another week of unbridled biased support by the mainstream press. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, jud

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paul gigot, editorial page editor from the "wall street journal" joins me now.to see you. >> good to see you, jamie. jamie: what's next for her now? >> she could play a role in, say, look to her supporters this is the candidate i really support. she could get behind certain issues, and she could particularly help somebody like mitt romney who's considered to be a moderate centrist if as a conservative she endorsed him. not that that'll happen, but it could help. jamie: how much do you think that's worth as compared to, say, a donald trump saying this is my candidate? >> i don't think donald trump has a real following outside of the media spotlight. she has, i think, a much greater grassroots following within the party. jamie: let's talk about these protests that are expanding. >> sure. jamie: a lot being written that the democrats want to claim this is their tea party. >> right. jamie: true or false? >> the democrats would like to think it's their tea party, it's not there yet. this started as a band of students out of work, that sort of thing. it's gaining more