sitting next to me, penn gillette, the taller and louder half of ten and teller. -- penn and teller. and this pile of ooze slants the news. good to see you pinch. >> today in on-line's weekend magazine preview, what in blazes is an on-line we showcase the piece, what would hillary clinton have done? and if we were president he would be a mess. we would still be in this moxy. liberal stereo tapes -- stereo types. yeah. >> well done. >> i'm pinch. >> if if it is a land where government is banned. so you remember paypal founder peter tiel. he was offering millions to get smart kids to skip college and start their own business which was awesome. now my favorite person on the planet has given piles of cash to create libertarian islands. it is called the sea setting institute which is creating sovereign nation on oil platforms out of the reach of big government. they would be free from welfare, minimum wage and all of the other crud that ruins people's lives. it is a free country for free minds and free spirits and well-armed to stay that way. can't remember, don't care. quote, there are a

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caller: going to penn station. >> i love the penn station. >> i read an article about how to spot a terrorist, he wears weather inappropriate clothing clothing -- [laughter] [overlapping dialogue] >> not a winter coat. >> in other words, you are a second human. >> greg: do you have a comment on the show? email us. tone's half thyme report is sponsored by waterslide, designed for warm-weather use, often varying in riding method and style. thanks, waterslide. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> into his basement as he shows us just how deep the water is there. ie whs really rs mething else. i mean he's got his handsful. it's not just his house. there are a number of homes and businesses where you can see the water is somed at feet deep th. n new jersey where sharon crowley whose voice you heard is holding to oorth. she is a reporter in our station here in new york and in emergecone$ s jersey. sharon andre as it pretty miserably. is he a rare case or are there many more leabe it? >> i am on the west side of hoboken and a lot of hom hiwners with the first floor apartments have the same situation happening in their basement. as do a nneber of businesses on the main drag there and some of the side streets. we can hear the pneps trying to nnmp the water out of the basement so they could open again. gou can get a litity.e perspece ie whs dark. you can see water covering where we are on first street here. eiark avenow te you can see thes still water all o

you don't want to shut me up. ♪ penn and teller doing tricks with blood and guts ♪ ♪m penn and tellerive you nuts ♪ >> those were real horns, you know, real big band. >> that's your penn and teller show. it's a spectacularly good show. >> well, thank you. >> i commend were my viewers to go see it. your kids are called zoltan penn and moxie crime fighter. >> my son's first name is my wife's maiden name. her name was zolten. my father-in-law had nothing but girls. he had five girls. and so he has -- he has one of his grandchildren have his name as his first name. >> moxie crime fighter? >> moxie. this is one -- moxie as you may not know, not being from our wonderful country, moxie is the beverage that -- it's an american brand name out of maine called moxie that then went into -- it's one of the odd brand names that went into the dictionary not as like coke meaning soda but rather as -- meaning guts and gumption and so on. then my wife does not have a middle name. so i have to explain why our daughter's called crime fighter. it was my wife's idea, but i get the blame for it. my wife sai

what is up with sean penn and supporting the dictatorship in venezuela?ably one of the most talented actors in the world and probably also the craziest actor in the world. remember hurricane katrina, on the end of the boat with a shotgun. why would he need a shotgun? i'm not sure, but all you can do is look at him and pity him. i just want to know what happened to spicoli? with ke get the picture of spicoli? "fast times at ridgemont high." >> bob: before my time. >> andrea: what happened, sean penn? >> bob: he is a political activist actor and he does good things. one thing about ozzie guillen. >> greg: i love ozzie. >> bob: but when you call him a loser, how about you, buddy? seven games under p.m under .50. learn to win games. shooting his mouth off. >> bob: he has every right to. let me tell you why. you have celebrity apologists sugarcoating tyrannys. it goes back to the "new york times" and somebody who is from the country that has to say shut the hell up. sean doesn't know the first thing about venezuela. ozzie does. >> greg: i don't know how long s

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did.the five" coming up tomorrow, appearances from criminal defense attorney remy spencer and fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. i am liking that music, andy. >> i like it too. it is a little toolish. >> it is in my face. >> speaking of tools it is time for your post game wrap up. >> what is the good, the bad and the god awful? >> it is a collection of movie reviews have i written. there it is. it is over the last like seven years coming out november 8th. >> that's exciting. >> thank you for asking. >> can they pre order it? >> i think they can. if you bring it up again, the graphic ?r -- the graphic? >> let's not push it with the graphic. >> amazon? >> november 8th. >> kurt, every time they put the graphic up, less face time for me. don't like it. pab, what is your son up to? >> well today he was at a horse show and he came in third. so that was fun. >> a horse show? >> a horse show. >> that sounds strange. >> so confused by this. how did he beat the other horses? >> do you

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> welcome back 16 minutes past the hour. we are covering hurricane irene but we wanted to cover some other topics as well. you may remember candidate obama was very quick to attack then president bush for adding trillions of dollars to the national deficit. >> the problem is is that the way bush has done it over the last eight years it's s. to take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name of our children, driving up our national debt from a trillion dollars for the first 42 presidents, number 43 added $4 trillion by his lonesome. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> unpatriotic. that was over the course of eight years. the 4 trillion for push. since the start of his term, which is obviously not eight years, president obama has added $4 trillion to the debt that's less than three years. according to the new cbo report. all of this spend something not stimulating the economy. norm coleman joins us now bright and early in the midwest, sir. well

joining me now, penn jillette, magician and author of "god, no!" .to listen to those clips the way a dog would listen to them. weird breathy, crazy, controlled by something outside of yourself thing. that's what she's claiming. >> i want to ask you about what you make of, when you see that kind of campaigning. >> well, i am -- and i think this is true with so many atheists, i'm an incredible optimist. i love life and i love my family and i'm just very happy. you know, one of the basic tenants of atheism is everything in the world is enough, you don't need anything beyond this, and when i see this i'm seeing a desperation and death throw. since 9/11, every poll has shown, whatever you want to call the non-believers, free think g thinkers, that number of is going up and up and the people desperate to keep religion, especially in politics, are clawing at stuff, so we're seeing this kind of whereas when most of america was very religious and religion was on the rise, there was kind of a calm feeling about it. you're getting that kind of desperation. i me

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pl w? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one ll a day. twenty-four hos. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. >> this is a fox news alert. president obama and congressional leaders in the house and senate agreed to a deal to raise america's borrowing limit. here is more of the president's announcement from just a short time ago at the white house. >> i said from the beginning that the ultimate solution to our deficit problem must be balance. despite what some republicans argue we have to ask the healthyest americans of biggest corporations pay their fair share by giving up tax breaks and special deductions despite what some say i believe

rick perry says obama's wrong about that and everything else, and penn jillette is here with why rick perry is wrong about god. >> let me tell you when i'm in, i'm in all the way. >> we're going to be spending a lot of time with rick perry over the next couple of months. >> we know rick perry is michele bachmann's new challenger, but what do we know about rick perry? >> people are trying to figure out who exactly is rick perry. >> people are disconcerted about the religiousness of his campaign. >> he told me he had no interest in running for president. >> his big idea is almost everything the federal government does is unconstitutional. what he said was social security is a ponzi scheme. >> he's got to go out there and beat somebody in iowa. >> rick perry mitt romney's worst nightmare? >> i hope i'm not anybody's worst nightmare. >> mitt romney is campaigning in new hampshire. >> go up to new hampshire and knock off mitt romney. >> might as well with legos. >> i'm a real person. >> for bachmann it's all about iowa, iowa, iowa. >> here in waterloo, waterloo, waterloo. >> they have good

that's why i'm glad i got a policy through the colonial penn program. it gives me peace of mind to know i can help my family with some of those expenses. you know, i've been shopping for life insurance. do you think they have coverage for me, something that would fit into my budget? yes. you can get permanent coverage for less than 35 cents a day. if you're between 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed. you won't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. oh, really? with my health, i didn't think i'd qualify. you can't be turned down because of your health. plus, your costs will never go up, and your coverage will never go down. okay. i'm convinced. i'm going to give them a call. are you between the ages of 50 and 85? did you think that quality insurance at an affordable rate is out of your reach? if you answered yes to these questions, then you should call about the colonial penn program now. for less than 35 cents a day, you can get affordable life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. there are no health questions or medical exam. yo

and, later, baseball manager tears up sean penn.right back. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, the great american news quiz, the terrorism edition. here now the quiz kids dagen mcdowell in for martha maccallum tonight. playing for matt lynch from romp chester, indiana. and "fox & friends" guy steve doocy representing heidi ellsworth from davidson, michigan. if you would like to sign up for some nifty prizes go to bill o'reilly.com. mccallum off on another lavish vacation. >> i'm sure she is. >> why doesn't. >> peel grapes right about now. >> bill: this is terrorism edition. these questions are pretty hard, doocy. don't panic because i went offer these. if you know these questions, you are really on it ladies and gentlemen. >> okay. >> bill: question number one, 1980 bombing flight over lockerbie scotland killed 170 people. members of what legendary motown group narrowly missed being on that flight? cards up, please. ♪ hone bunch ♪ you know that i love you ♪ i can't help myself ♪ i love you and nobody else. >> bill: the great

that's why i'm glad i got a policy through the colonial penn program.gives me peace of mind to know i can help my family with some of those expenses. you know, i've been shopping for life insurance. do you think they have coverage for me, something that would fit into my budget? yes. you can get permanent coverage for less than 35 cents a day. if you're between 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed. you won't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. oh, really? with my health, i didn't think i'd qualify. you can't be turned down because of your health. plus, your costs will never go up, and your coverage will never go down. okay. i'm convinced. i'm going to give them a call. are you between the ages of 50 and 85? did you think that quality insurance at an affordable rate is out of your reach? if you answered yes to these questions, then you should call about the colonial penn program now. for less than 35 cents a day, you can get affordable life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. there are no health questions or medical exam. you ca

i'm definitely gonna call about the colonial penn program. died. we will have more on foxnews.com. >>> senate majori majority leady reid and mitch mcconnell says tlooesz a deal but that does not mean everyone is on board. phil beginning gree of georgia. based on what you know f sir do you expect to be voting for this or not? >> greta. i am not sure. i don't have all of the details. we did have a conference call a hour ago. i am studying more into the we hours of the morning before i make that decision. right now i am going to hold on whether or not i am going to support it. i only supported boehner, too, when we put the balanced budget amendment, the requirement that it passes and is sent to the states and then i got on board we finally passed 218 to 210 and i switched over to a yes. it was taken out of the deal now. i am very concerned about that. >> you don't think there's a stand alone balanced budget amendment vote isn't there? >> i am not sure when that will be. as part of this deal there will be a balanced budget amendment vote. i don't know

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call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> bret: welcome back to ames, iowa. that is stevens auditorium behind me, the site of the debate thursday night where the republican presidential candidates will be involved in this live televised debate here on fox news. it's thursday, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. iowa has been very good to the next guest in 2008. former alaska governor mike huckabee won the iowa caucuses. now he is playing a very different role in this year's iowa straw poll. that of entertainer, not candidate. he also, of course, hosts a weekend show on this network. governor huckabee joins us live from little rock. >> good to be with you, bret. i look forward to get back to iowa and i understand it's nice weather so we have a lot to look toward to and politics with the straw poll. >> bret: governor, it's great already. you can feel the excitement here. listen, you not running this year. but there is a new fox news poll out, just today. 3% of respondents to our fox news poll volunteered your nam

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outside penn station right now, it's empty. you know penn station.looks like on a weekend morning at around 6:00 a.m. look over here where the cabs line up, usually there's a huge line of people extended down the block trying to grab a cab. now you've got more cabs than people. obviously lot of folks deciding to take a holiday today, rather than deal with the transportation system. let's update you in terms of what's happening. the subways are up and running. they are up and running. that happened at 6:00 a.m. some of the other systems we've got going here. new jersey transit, the trains are still suspended. long island railroad, there is a service on long island railroad but there also is some of the service there has been suspended. especially if you're talking about the areas near the rockaways. good news for the area airports. as of 7:00 a.m. all the area airports, newark, laguardia, jfk, they are open and running, but still, passengers should be checking with their carriers in terms of possible residual delays. also, all the bridges and tunnels

that's why i'm glad i got a policy through the colonial penn program.mind to know i can help my family with some of those expenses. you know, i've been shopping for life insurance. do you think they have coverage for me, something that would fit into my budget? yes. you can get permanent coverage for less than 35 cents a day. if you're between 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed. you won't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. oh, really? with my health, i didn't think i'd qualify. you can't be turned down because of your health. plus, your costs will never go up, and your coverage will never go down. okay. i'm convinced. i'm going to give them a call. are you between the ages of 50 and 85? did you think that quality insurance at an affordable rate is out of your reach? if you answered yes to these questions, then you should call about the colonial penn program now. for less than 35 cents a day, you can get affordable life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. there are no health questions or medical exam. you cannot be turned dow

he actually came to san francisco when they were shooting the film, "milk," and sean penn had him on the set as his guest. um, that was an event that caused a great deal of consternation on the set. um, several people -- i've had two different people tell me they called the cops because it was pretty be frightening. i mean, here's sean penn portraying harvey milk, and here was dan white's son, and he seemed to be somewhat angry. but everything calmed down. apparently, sean penn did a great job and took him out to dinner o or lunch and calmed him down, and things went on. so -- >> someone asks, it's been my experience that gun-toting conservatives are always in their hearts cowards. what is your opinion? >> i would endorse that in this case. i can't imagine a more cowardly act than shooting two unarmed men. >> was there a moment during the trial when you knew the defense was going to succeed? is. >> yes. when the confession was played. um, the confession was played by the prosecution. it was inspector frank, dan white's old double play partner, who introduced the confession and played

mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call or look them up online at cpdirect.com. i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone who is? do you think that quality insurance at an affordable rate is out of your reach? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn

but everything apparently sean penn did a great job and took him out to dinner, lunch and calmed him down. >> someone asks it's been my experience that gun-toting conservatives are always in their hearts coward's; what is your opinion? >> i would interest in this case. i can't imagine a more cowardly act in shooting two armed men. >> was there a moment during the trial when you knew the defense was coming to succeed? >> yes. when the confession was played. the confession was played by the prosecution. it was an ex specter, his old "double play" partner who introduced the confession which he had taken on the assassinations and pleaded to read and i was listening closely to the confession and i thought i was completely self-serving. one of the things that struck me right away was that dan white only cried when he was talking about how hard his wife worked and how his kid had to go to a baby sitter. he never showed any emotion when talking about harvey milk or george moscone or any concern whatsoever for their friends and family and the people they left behind eight so i saw there was a

he should be smart enough to know let sean penn do all of that. you don't have to do that. well you don't have to answer. it is not going to advance your cause in anyway. >> i like when he is trying to think of a program he brought up, reading is fundamental. he could have done better than that, right? >> you can't argue that. read sing deed fundamental. as an illiterate, i should know. >> if you are going to be on tv, if reading is fundamental, don't get your reading material and facts from movie scripts. matt, just in. they are movies. they are not real. he is a perfect example of an art see smartsy. he does not know what he is talking about. at least i have read art laughter and milton f ry edman. educate yourself before you have dribble. >> he walks around and i still am convinced. i don't think he reads it. >> what does a humming bird ask? >> it is another way to say power bottom. >> that's terrible, bill. >> you can look it up. >> washington mutual of omaha. >> we have drawings, but we can't show them on tv. >> we have four minutes of this show we can actually put on

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> greta: next you will hear from donald trump on the debt ceiling debate. does he think the republicans won or lost? if we had hit the debt ceiling would it had been catastrophic. president obama said he wanted the deal to go through for markets does donald trump believe that? we spoke with donald trump. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> greta: donald, the debt ceiling many americans heard back and forth between the two parties if it hadn't gotten raised it would have been catastrophic. would it have been catastrophic? >> i don't think so. the republicans fried hard but didn't make a good deal. the worse thing they could have had it, the one thing obama wanted, to bring it past the election. if they had this come due again before the election he could not have been reelected they agreed to that, i have no idea in addition to that, very little cutting. of course they don't talk about the bush tax cuts. in 13 -- in '13 they expire so taxes will go through the ro

jason carroll at penn station.lm, but something like we don't normally see on an early monday morning. have things changed? >> oh, a lot of things have changed. 7.5 million people use the transit system everyday here in the city, and sometimes at this hour, it feels like they are all right here at this spot. if you take a look around, you have got a few stragglers out here on a day like today at penn station, and a lot of people deciding to obviously take a three-day weekend. let me update you, kyra, in terms of exactly what the situation is as it stands right now in terms of the transit system. the subway system actually was up and running at 6:00 a.m. this morning. but, still, not as many trains as they normally have on the system, so there were a few delays there today, but officially subways are up and running, 6:00 a.m. and not the same situation for new jersey transit. for those folks trying to get in from new jersey, the new jersey transit system is still suspended and those trains. same situation for long i

call about the colonial penn program now. you'll be glad you did. >> hey, guys, we have an update with the 2:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center, something of huge concern. now we are looking at a storm surge across the new york harbor of up to 3.5 feet in the center of the storm system, still very far away, still 100 miles from new york city. so we will continue to track this. there is the topo tential to see tornadoes. there is a watch for new york city, long island and eastern portions of new jersey until five o'clock a.m. eastern time with heavy bands of rain from as much as state college, pennsylvania. so we are looking at very heavy rain and widespread flooding and flashflood warnings and we have a tornado warning in the state of new jersey. i hope everyone is hunkered down and in a safe place away from windows. there is a tornado warning that that could mean a tornado on the ground, potentially. so we will continue to keep an eye on that, the tornado risk will continue in place until 5:00 a.m. back to y

con -- penne ala vodka and red bull. [ laughter ] never heard of that. a lot of italian sausage. [ laughter ] >> steve: how's that, dude? what's the con. >> jimmy: con -- if you know what i mean. [ laughter ] they saw that coming a mile away. the audience laughed before i even finished it. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what is that? i don't get it? >> jimmy: i don't either -- neither do i. she was very hungry. >> steve: oh, okay. [ laughter ] beautiful sausage. [ laughter ] i love sausage. >> jimmy: she had a sausage. >> steve: yeah, that's all. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: not a salami. [ laughter ] just a sausage. >> jimmy: not a salami. >> steve: not a penne. >> jimmy: no penne. >> steve: nope. [ laughter ] she did not have a sausage and two meatballs. [ laughter ] she did not have that. >> jimmy: i'm starting to get that joke now. [ laughter ] no, i still don't get it. >> steve: oh, i don't get it. [ laughter ] spicy meatball. yeah. >> jimmy: there you go. >> steve: and a lot of sauce. [ laughter ] alfredo. [ laughter and applause ] [ rim shot ] >

. >> george is in penn valley, california with the details. ç >> reporter: penn valley's anything greentore is holding a raffle next month. keep that in mind as we show you how the store uses video surveillance to protect its merchandise. >> you are on television. >> reporter: the sign apparently meant nothing to a young woman who came into the store on friday. >> she had a plan. >> reporter: for nearly a half hour the young woman browsed items on the shelf while occasionally ducking down to ll her handbag with them. >> this will be a third time, her opening that bag. how much more can she fit in there? >> reporter: when the bag bebeme full, she made a quick trip out to the parking lot. >> so, she went out to say she was making a phone call. and just unloaded and came back in. >> reporter: the $300 shop-lifting spree continued until the young woman finally paid $20 for something and left. >> so, we just upgraded to, you know, more cameras around the store. and it's definitely paying off. >> reporter: the trouble with video surveillance is you often don't know you've been ripped off unti

then he became the president of penn financial. why do you think he is defending the man? ytu sleez ball, y-tu. >> she did file a civil lawsuit today. more information will come out about that. >> he said "i apologize to my wife for this trial, putting her through this." that's like bill apologizing to hillary for the republican party putting them through their marital problems. this guy is so guilty of rape. >> okay. whatever. >> why would you discount what i said? why am i here? >> i don't know. one of the more intriguing parts of this story happened today -- or actually early tuesday when the d.a. -- somebody said yes in my ear, yes, greg are you right. they held a press conference to announce they were dropping the charges. and then something happened. >> this standard has protected -- okay, okay. i have been through earthquakes in seattle. >> clearly the photographer had broken wind. had you it was a very strong one. >> you are not going to like what you are getting there. >> when it is pizza tuesday, it is flatulent. >> i think it was him. >> he was lirks i didn't th

. >> why do we have a penn station in new york fit for rats to go on, really a dump. the ugliest train station in the world, probably, and was once penn station, now it's a dump. we have the l.a. airport, which is the ugliest oldest airport in the world i think compared to south africa's airport. you go to europe they go 300 miles an hour on trains, we go 50 miles an hour. has anybody done a comparison of how we live compared to the rest of the world? in china they 2,300 miles an hour. everything here is old and out of date, and republicans say we don't like the public sector. who will take responsibility for it if not the democrats? just a thought. jonathan, you know history. alex, you're too young. >>> there's a lot of noise lately about rick perry. is this guy all talk? all hat, no cattle? certainly a lot of talk and a lot of hat. it looks like he's the new kid on the block. hi, we're looking to save some money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco pl

we have pe gillette from penn and teller and lauren sivan and the great jim floreni ne e.ndy levy for the post game wrap up. >> we asked viewers to tweet their questions for tonight's guest to the red eye twitter account. and quite frankly if they don't get better, this spearment is over. tucker, hunter asked why you stopped wearing your famous bow tie. >> i was sick of people screaming obscenities to me at penn station. >> is that a true story? >> totally true. >> excellent. >> see, you learn something on this show. >> in the last five minutes. >> exactly. a person whose twitter name is kathy said, did you enjoy spending an additional hour with greg today or does it make you feel taller. >> i did like. it but these make me feel taller. >> you are welcome. >> greg just makes me feel like a woman. >> quickly, finally, kimberly, what was the most satisfying legal case you won or have been a part of. >> tucker, did you get some kind of award? >> i won for gal gal lent tree. >> i believe that, actually. >> is that some family thing? >> no, it is something -- >> what are we doi

when are we going to have good-looking -- it's almost as bad as penn station in new york, which is a rat house. why do we have such terrible infrastructure even in the airline industry, where the airline industry is state of the art? >> it's simple, chris. we have not had a transportation bill for two years. we need people in congress who think big, who want to do big things, who want to do creative things. and want to put the money behind it. that's what we need. if you look at the president's vision on transportation, $550 billion over six years, that's more money than has ever been proposed by a president. the president's got a big view on transportation. let's do big things. and you know what, chris? if the congress were to pass a transportation bill, that equates to a jobs bill. a transportation bill -- >> i'm with you, you know. i'm with you. >> puts people to work and does it in projects where people can really think big. >> i think you're robbing new york city down in the bottom of that penn station. you should arrive like a prince. new york the great empire city. and you go

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. >> why do we have a penn station in new york fit for rats to go on, really a dump. ugliest train station in the world, probably, and was once penn station, now it's a dump. we have the l.a. airport, which is the ugliest older airport in the world i think compared to south africa's airport. you go to europe they go 300 miles an hour on trains, we go 50 miles an hour 789 has anybody done a comparison of how we live compared to the rest of the world? in china they 2, 300 miles an hour. everything here is old and out of date, and republicans say we don't like the public sector. who will take responsibility for it if not the democrats? just a thought. jonathan, you know history. he party to jump on board, he's absolutely important. now, i realize that's early next year but between now and the vetting process of november, december, he's the top guy in the race. >> he looks like a secretary treasury the president should have. the guy who likes like the guy who makes money, even though conley didn't have money, he looked like he did. >> they call him good hair perry. >> how

golf associations from when i started right here in western pennsylvania area and make in the west penn golf association tournaments. then the usga, the united states golf association, what those people, whether you like them or dislike them, what they've done to make the game so great is part of what made me do what i wanted to do and have the opportunity to do what i wanted to do. to play the game. the history of the game. and you know, those things are so important to me that people talk about the galleries. people that have inspired me to do what i did and to win and to have the pleasures that i have had in my life, my wife winnie, kim, my wife now, how they helped me do what i wanted to do. it's so important and i'm most grateful for that. and i could spend the rest of my life just thanking people for the contributions they've made and the fact that i've had a big success. mark mccormick, we haven't talked about him too much. mark was great and we had differences. but he was great for me because he taught me something about business and about the world. and the other people, the do

scientists at penn state college of medicine found one cancer patients said they smoke within 30 minutes of waking up for almost 8% more likely to develop cancer. researchers theorize that they smoke or smoke a cigarette more deeply into their lungs. >>> nato dead today that the u.s. troops and aid afghans killed in afghanistan were reinforcements. the taliban claims that they shut down chopper, including 22 navy seals and three members of the air force. >>> among those who died were two men with the area conventions. ..9 -year-old derek benson -- 29-year-old derek benson was in the helicopter. relatives of matt mills of texas said he was passionate about being involved. >> he served his country with pride. he loved his brothers that he bought with. >>> a 2-year-old tradition in the u.s. capitol about to become history. >>> does were presented is ending its pages home for good. the page program were k messages throughout the capital. however, john boehner and nancy pelosi said congress can no longer afford the $5 million program. they are so noted that the internet and electronic messagi