his daughter, polly, was abducted and murdered in 1993.ng and exploited children. it's important to uphold laws but you would think basic common sense would prevail when a child has been abducted, wouldn't you? >> you would think so. this is very obvious. these are fugitives from justice. there are felony warrants for their arrest. >> they have children they are listing on their tax returns and law enforcement can't get access to that information. it's wrong and it needs to be fixed. >> marc, you said the irs protecting criminals that harbor kids is similar to the catholic church hiding pedophile priests. do you see if irs as complicit in the crime? >> well, you know, in both of these instances we're talking about a large institutions that control huge amounts of wealth and the determination has been made to protect the wealth and to protect criminals over the rights of children. so, yes, absolutely. something needs to be done. the law needs to be changed so that the irs will comply and assist with recovery of these kids. >> this was start

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing pollyall the day ♪ ♪ hah >> chris: joining us from his home state of texas is the new chairman of the republican governor's association, rick perry. and governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> chris, thank you. it's good to be with you this morning. >> chris: what role do you see the republican governors playing in the debate over the next two years and also in the 2012 presidential campaign? >> well, hopefully one of the most extensive roles that they played and i'm talking about even more than in '96 when tommy thompson and governor engler were very involved with the healthcare legislation. particularly with the medicaid see blockld like t ziplock grants back to the states. we will be very involved with working with counter parts and not necessarily our counter parts but colleagues and friends in washington as they devolve power out of washington, d.c. back to the states. >> chris: i'm going get into more specifics in a moment. this is an overview question. you have written a new

transplant is happening because of a close family friend, tanya nye, who is giving her kidney to maria polly, a mother who thought she would have to wait seven years. >> i don't know if i could ever thank her enough. because it is hard to not be able to do things with your kids when you want to. >> couric: and se so, the chain of life continues, from maria's husband, john, to simmon, from his son, john, to lee. from his daughter, lauren, to daniel. from his friend, clint, to fred. from his wife, yvette, to greg. greg's uncle, johnny guarnes, is donating to the last patient in this chain, mindel faustino. >> mr. faustino. >> couric: he expected to die waiting but received a call that johnny was his perfect match. >> i hope there is a lot more men like him. >> what we're doing right now has more impact than anything i've done, you know, ever. >> i have no words to express my gratitude. you are the most marvelous person in the whole world. >> thank you for letting us be a part of this kidney chain. >> couric: a year after max zapata kicked it off, all 10 patients are doing well. >> when you see

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing pollye day ♪ ♪ hah >> did you ever ask yourself the question what more could i have done to prevent this from happening? >> well, we just didn't have any sort of intelligence that gave us warning on this. we didn't have any intelligence that said that you know, get ready they're going to fly airplanes into the new york buildings. >> the 43rd president with matt lauer nbc talking about the 9/11 attacks and new book "decision point" released earlier this week and sat down with oprah and discussed his new life after office. >> i'm lying on the couch and she walks in and i said free at least. she said you're free all right. you're free to do the dishes. [laughter] >> and talking to the former president, baby. she said, consider your new domestic policy agenda. [laughte [laughter] >> there was the former president making the rounds and he also appeared on, well, hannity and other shows here on fox and how has the treatment been? >> you know, i think that this was all done with a wink and a nod.

president various full video blogger rushing democracy head to our team dot com meanwhile dimitry polly conover of the ruling united russia party thinks the message shows of there should be input from not only the ruling party but from the opposition as well. i think he was trying to say is that actually it should be with relates to united russian opposition parties in the united russia have already started a lot of innovations such as primaries. the development of the interparty a discussion of the dissipation the open public debates and so on and so forth i think the same should be done by. opponents as well and that will be very important because as we all know the quality of decision is taken by the authorities depends on the quality of criticism playground so they need to have very good feedback and both united russia and up of the participants should provide this kind of feedback in order for system to be sustainable. thousands of students have flooded the streets of central london in a new wave of protests against government plans to increase tuition fees and cut university budge

though made a whopping fifty eight point seven million dollars just in the last year where stewart pollie still high but pale in comparison fifteen will now why go by money well newsweek explained that in the oversaturated hyper commodified media culture of two thousand and ten the most influential political figures are generally the ones who make the most money peddling their perspectives and that includes everything from earnings on t.v. radio print even internet positions book advances and royalties speaking fees even consulting income and according to their logic the not so distant past aspiring commentators and retired officials they entered the political media rina mainly seeking prestige but over the past decade well the public's ever expanding appetite for political chatter particularly that of polarizer of the polarizer right excuse me promoted by cable news and amplified by the internet let's transform the entire marketplace of ideas into an extremely lucrative place and i don't think anybody would argue with that but i guess the real question is what we make of this list here t

she'd be great as a bake sale president or something but president of the united states than we have polly glosses emanuel who responded to us on twitter and he said the following i would never vote for sarah palin the way in which she twist the truth and uses populist logic is a threat to democracy and we even got a video response take a look at that i would never work her one for president in twenty two i don't she supported the bailout she claims to be a fiscal conservative but you supports the bankruptcy wars of iraq and afghanistan and you want to start another war in iran on top of. not only the only woman in my heart for twenty drove from going across the. board. well thank you for the video response we definitely appreciate that and it seems like there are really a whole lot of sarah palin fans out there now some of you guys criticized dozens of the question was too easy but it was the first time around we had to ask a simple one just to see what kind of responses we might get but here is your next question. do you think that wiki leaks has gone too far with this or latest release

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing pollyh >> glenn: i have to warn you, i have dicey news for you today at noon. there was a public reading of the bible. in both philadelphia and baltimore. look away, kids. it's shocking. philadelphia and baltimore celebrate national bible week and people reading the bible in public. and at city hall. in baltimore. oh, the humanity! what about the separation of church and state? surprising to some there is no mention in the constitution or any public document here about the reading of the bible in public or on government premise or anything like that. let me recite the establishment clause in its entirety. congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion or prohibiting the free eexercise thereof. it's crazy. that's it. the end. reading the bible doesn't seem to make law establishing religion, nor does it prohibit the free exercise thereof, now does it? sucks to be a progressive. national bible week. it has been celebrating the week of thanksgiving every year since 1941. wh

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing pollyall the day ♪ ♪ hah [ applause ] >> glenn: all right. this show is -- this one is -- it's not for the faint of art. it's time to take your head out of the sand and prepare for what is coming. i hope that i am wrong. but i am asking to you use some common sense here. the price of raw materials like cotton and corn are on the rise. and i mean dramatic rise. cotton is the highest in 140 years, is it not. >> highest price ever traded, glenn. >> glenn: companies can no longer afford to eat the rising cost. so they're going to be passed on to you. if you think i just won't eat corn again, oh, problem with that one. everything is connected. for example, the typical grocery store, let me ask you guys, how many -- how many products are in the grocery store that are connected to corn? , do you think? >> a lot. >> glenn: give me a number, anybody? >> 500. >> glenn: 500, a thousand. 4,000 products. 4,000 products have corn ingredients on the label. now, this is eric bolling. he is the host of foll

. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> each week people do great things.es it makes the news, sometimes it doesn't. i like to give a shout out every week to people doing things that make them way better than me. this is dr. bill hagbaum. one of the doctors and nurses who came out of retirement to volunteer at clinic by the bay, dedicated to treating low-income residents. they could all be crocheting and watching the price is right. instead, they help save lives. doctor, you're way better than me. moving on, this is guy. guy's daughter suffers from schizophrenia. he's running across the country to raise money and awareness for the disease. in 140 days. i run when i'm being chased. guy, you are way better than me. great job. moving on. this is steven kinsey. steven is a 12-year-old battling nonhodgkins lymphoma. he fulfilled his dream last weekend of assisting coaching the boise state broncos. and the team won. this year i coached my 5-year-old daughter's t-ball team to 0-8 record. but it wasn't my fault. they didn't have their heart in it. i wanted to honor

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly the day ♪ ♪ hah [applause] >> all right. back with keith ablow, a psychiatrist and fox news contributor. i feel like i should be dying down a count. and rabbi daniel lapin of the american alliance for jews and christians. rabbi, we're talking about gratitude and using the trilogy of holidays here. >> sure. >> humbling ourselves and becoming grateful, because if you separate thanks from giving, don't make it a compound word, giving. >> yes. >> but giving has a dark side possibly to it. explain. >> well, very easily. in the sense that the torah depicts a blueprint for how the world really works. the way god built us is that it is very easy for us to corrode our souls, and receiving something for nothing is one of the surest ways of doing that. so in a divine high arca of giving, the highest way of giving is to enable somebody to earn his own living, because in so doing you give him something much more valuable than merely an income, you give him dignity and self-respect, precisely. it's

gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly hah [applause]. >> mike: you can follow me on twitter, join me on facebook and sign up for the huckabee report heard on 600 radio stations across america. and, all available at mikehuckabee.com and, while there, order your copy of the wanna play cd, which puts musical instruments in the hands of kids across america, neil sedaka and many more, only $10 and a link to get a copy is at mikehuckabee.com and while the transition phase to a republican majority in the house has begun americans have a lot of questions about the changes the 112th congress will bring. we'll take questions you might have and we'll get them from the our audience. yes, sir? >> okay. republicans were talking about reducing the deficit, using common-sense spending cuts. my question is, in what way do they plan on doing that? i have heard about restoring the bush tax cuts which would reduce revenue. and i haven't heard anything about cutting entitlement spending like medicare and medicaid and social security. >> mike:

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we'll talk to marc klauss whose daughter, polly, was abducted and murdered. ♪ everything you need toetch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. >> the justice department reports that every year in america more than 200,000 kids are abducted by a family member, very often a parent. turns out the government could have information but it doesn't share the information about the child with the families or investigators. if "new york times" says parents or those that abduct a child will file a tax return. because of strict privacy laws the irs is barred from releasing the information. it's like the story of susan low of -- susan lough of new york whose estranged husband took off with her 9-year-old son. she spent three years looking for the boy when she found out her ex-husband claimed him as a exception. when she asked the irs for the address, they refused. the irs told us that the agency is sympathetic to the plight of abducted kids and they said, quote, we do everything we can under the law to assist in these investigations

. >> look her her rolly-polly arms. >> look at her chubby tummy. >> reporter: it's hard to resist, pinchingcoo chubby be on its way out. "snl" poked fun at parents. who will stop at nothing to give their baby a perfect body. >> do you have a fat baby? that's why you need baby spanx. in no time, your baby will go from flab to fab. >> reporter: but in real life, doctors say with obesity rates among children doubling over the past two decades, more and more moms and dads are actually putting their babies on diet s. >> there are some parents who are very pleased when their children are thin. a lot of fathers, they are like, yes, my daughter's thin. >> should we take some fruit? >> reporter: jodie admits it's a fear she lives with every day. she struggled with weight her whole life and doesn't want to see her 1 1/2-year-old daughter maya experience the same heartache. >> do you ever feel you're obsessent about her weight? >> yes. sure. i don't want her to have any problems that i had, the self-consciousness. i want her to have a good self-esteem. >> reporter: jodie carefully designs each meal to

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