yeah, it's a little surprising to hear rick santorum suggest that we shouldn't do this because if the shoe were on the other foot and this was the bush administration, we'd be saying we got to do everything we can. i agree with pat that these are the times we live in. the tsa, frankly, and the homeland security folks have really handled this very poorly in that from the beginning they sort of dismissed people's concerns and complaints as an overreaction. and i think most of us would probably be more able and better receptive to this kind of screening if from the beginning they acknowledge that, you know what, sometimes these things do happen and like these cases of women who have had breast cancer who have had to show their prosthetics. that seems a little out of control there. if they had acknowledged -- and maybe they can look at things they can do to improve training to suggest that perhaps there are instances where it's a little too much and maybe there are adjustments that can be made. >> that's the politician there. with rick santorum being the one who says this, this is a repub

rick santorum weighs in onyx?ú÷ that with us. stella: hmmm. medicare benefits from the new healthcare law. jane: yea. most people will get free cancer screenings. and 50 percent off of brand name prescription drugs if you're in the donut hole. stella: you read my paper. jane: i went to medicare.gov. it's open enrollment, you know. so i checked out all the options and found a better plan to fit my budget. stella: well, you know what they say...knowledge... jane: knowledge is power. martha: "fox news alert," vice president biden weighing in on america's first civilian trial for a terror detainee, ahmed ghailani, not guilty on 284 counts on mass murder and will get 20 years to live on the sentencing and was suspected of playing a pivotal role in the bombing that killed 284 americans and the vice president said, quote he'll be in jay jail longer than if any other method were tried and the same thing he did with the shoe bomber and, peter king is not exactly in sync with the vice president. listen to what he said: >> the reason they wanted to have

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seven visits already to iowa for rick santorum, the former republican from pennsylvania.lina during the mid-term election season. bottom line is if you're making that many trips to iowa and new hampshire you're pretty much running, tony. >> you're going to have 25 republicans running for that nomination. can you imagine the stage? >> that's a good story to cover. >> it really is. what is it we're hearing about a famous actor returning to the white house again? >> well, you'll remember cal penn was here from the early days of the administration in the office of public engagement working with valerie jarrett and other officials reaching out specifically focused on asian and pacific islander issues. he left back in june because he was going to make another one of those movies "harold in kumar" this series. i'm told by a colleague because i haven't seen the movies that it's sort of known as a stoner comedy would be the phrase. i won't mention which colleague told me that. i guess it's sort of what the kids are watching these days. he is very popular, cal penn, but you'll reme

. >> greta: rick santorum joins us live. >> i think that we need to first make sure our airlines areafe. we need to make sure that these targets are secured from terrorist attacks. we also need to use common sense in doing that. we are going to the endth degree. you can board a -- train two blocks, from here pack it with explosives and kill more people if you blow up in a tunnel in new york city and bring down buildings, no security there. you can walk on, no magnetometer, nothing. >> greta: i think i'll stop taking the train now, thank you for that >> the point is. we seem to have gone overboard. no question the terrorists keep coming back to this. i understand why we need enhanced security. we need common sense and real. we are not targeting the most likely subjects. putting them through more rigorous screening. >> greta: you want profiling? >> i don't think it is profiling that's a dirty word. you need ask questions. get the list, tsa has to have access to who is coming on these plains look at that and look at who might be potentially dangerous and pull those people aside and ask

he is in washington and gave a lecture hosted by rick santorum the e thicks and public policy center.t musharraf, "on the record." nice to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: welcome to the united states. >> thank you very much. >> it's always nice to see you here. >> our president, you're here in the united states. our president is not in the united states. president obama went on a trip overseas and one stop was in india, where he said something that's controversial in your home country. he said that he talked about india wanting the permanent seat on the u.n. security council. your thought about that, sir? >> it wasn't well received in pakistan. no pakistani will receive it well, because we have a dispute with india. dispute recognized by the united nations since 1948. without the resolution of that dispute, the country which should not be a member of the security council. >> what is your view of president obama saying i think he said he endorsed it before the problem with independentia. we have a unique relationship with your country as well as with everything. what do you think

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former senator rick santorum joins us live. trying to accelerate a date when something can happen? >> a waiver. state of massachusetts has a comprehensive plan. being suggested the massachusetts plan was the basis for the obama plan. he's trying to allow their plan to continue to operate without having to comply with the new federal rules. it is for your home state. you have a bill in place similar to the one passed. it makes sense. remember when scott brown got elected we had a conversation as to what kind of senator he would be? someone because of his celebrity status that would seek to take the national stage do national shows and run for president or deciding i'm going to work hard, get reelected? the answer is b. senator from massachusetts. he's doing what is best for massachusetts. >> greta: it is a democratic seat that he holds typically. to the extend -- to the extent he works across the aisle with senator widen is good. >> he's on another bill that deals with the 1099 issue which is very important for small businesses. he's trying to be constructive. when you represent a l

rick santorum saying there isn't anybody running that could be a tea party candidate.ng the fill the void? >> his suggestion is he clearly has interest in running for 2012. wonders if he has a window. i thought there was a name missing from that. sarah palin i think would have a better claim on tea party support than rick santorum would. his basic point was one i understand, which is the tea party has not shown it can real think grasp the levers of power. they've got strong outside public support. but in terms of the inside game, they're not playing it very well. look at michele bachmann just last night dropped out of the leadership race because she was going to lose. >> politico's john harris. thank you so much. >> see you soon. >>> coming up in sports, a story that's -- what do you think? jose canseco. good news or bad news for jose? >> i called him four times. >> now soliciting phone calls to his personal number for a fee of course. don't forget to sign up for the morning minutes newsletter including a daily recap of the show including guest interviews and the big s

let's bring in former opinion pen senator rick santorum and former texas senator, martin frost.frost, i'll start with you. is the voice of the blue dog dead in your party? >> not dead, but you've got to have a number of moderates and conservative democrats elected for the democrats to have a majority. and i hope that the leadership will listen to the remaining blue dogs because we can come back, but we have to win seats in the midwest and the border south. we can't do that unless we're a big party and we'll see what happens. they play a very important role. i think they played an important role in trimming the health care bill down so that it could be passed and it could be enacted. their voices were very valuable on that. >> harris: i remember reading how nancy pelosi, the now former house speaker, now leader of minority for democrats in the house -- i remember reading that she offered chocolates and ice cream, meeting that the president would drop by to schmooze. you wait it out. senator santorum, i'm confused to know that why is it that your party didn't want them? >> one blu

rick santorum is in the chair tomorrow, correct? senator? york and then i don't know, i'm everywhere. anyway, it's a busy time of year. i'll be joining those republican governors, that's going to be fun. see you on monday. ♪ >> yeah, that's fine. ♪ >> and the u.s. senate is about to gavel in. we're going to go there live in just a moment. they're doing a pro forma session, that means no legislative work until the senates return from their fall recess, that's in a little more than a week. the senate's been meeting every three days during this break to prevent the president from making recess appointments. then we're going to follow that up with live coverage from a cq roll call group reviewing the 2010 midterm election results and what that might mean for congress and the obama administration. we're expecting to hear from several speakers, and that'll get started very short hi from -- shortly from the ronald reagan building in washington d.c. senate about to get under way, a quick check of the 435 u.s. house races, the republicans have won 23

rick santorum is courting the vote in new hampshire. remember him., there's the candidate that everybody loves to talk about, and that is sarah palin. will it be sarah palin's washington? not so sure but she did give an interview that will be published this weekend in "the new york times" in which she says, quote, that she is engaged in the internal deliberations candidly about the possibility of running for the presidency, that she's beefing up her staff and that she's got to do more than just tweet about policy, which is probably -- >> this has been the interesting thing. she's the most anticipated candidate quite possibly in the history of candidates. what is the path for her to becoming president? >> reporter: as you know, she's quite polarizing. but when you're talking about that republican primary audience, which is what she appeals to, take a look at l some of the early states like iowa, which has a really large evangelical vote early on. new hampshire she might play second. nevada she could do well. south carolina she could do well. so there

rick santorum joins us on that one.ilani verdict and tells us what should be next for khalid shaikh mohammed, and joe biden on whether sarah palin could beat his boss coming up when bill and i join you at the top of the hour. >> steve: "fox & friends" and it's frigid. he is an award winning entrepreneur and has achieved enormous success, all while having a blast creating new ways to make customers happy. and in his first book, he shares his business secrets. we're back with steven, the founder of rain forest cafe and the author of a new book, "it's a jungle in there." good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: as i said earlier, i think it's one of the most important lessons you can learn, how to be an entrepreneur. you broke it down five different ways. >> people, personality, persistence, product, and the most important, philanthropy. >> steve: isn't that an f? >> no. it's one of the most important ones. we give all of our proceeds to smile network international, which is a grassroots organization from minnes