james rosen has more. >> thanks for watching-- >> perhaps fox news harshest severest critic is media matters for america. mma. a d.c. group founded in 2003 by former reporter david brock conservative turned liberal and funded in part by billionaire george soros. in documents filed that o-the group described itself as charitable and educational and counter viewpoints in the media the rights of the wealthy and christian influence ideology, unquote. >> you may advocate a

james rosen, wendell goler, thanks so much. we will have much more on the debt negotiations with our breaking news panel right after the break. >> chris: and we continue our fox news alert. again, the deficit talks between the president and speaker boehner have broken down. the president has summoned congressional leaders at the white house at 11:00 eastern tomorrow to find some way out of default. let's go over tonight's remarkable developments now with our panel, steve hayes of "the weekly standard." charles lane from "the washington post. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. steve, let me start with you. as the day began, there were three possible solutions out there. one was cut, cap, and balance that basically the idea of a balanced budget amendment. the senate, senate democrats defeated that today without even actually having a vote on it. they tabled it. the other was the grand bargain. that seems to have collapsed. so the only thing that's out there at this moment seems to be some version of the mcconnell plan,

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host: howard rosen received his b.a. and master's degree -- a former minority staff director for the congressional joint economic committee. he is a current visiting fellow with the peterson institute but also executive director of the trade adjustment assistance coalition, which is what? guest: in 2002, after i left congress -- i left working for members of congress -- what i learned it was having legislation is very nice if you have been on the books but you have to implement the legislation and get it in practice. what i also learned is there was really -- it what i heard -- learned a little bit from the callers -- no one really advocating for the workers trying to navigate through the bureaucratic program. the department of labor administers the program, so by law they cannot advocate on behalf of the workers. what i found is the business community is very interested -- as one of the callers suggested -- they are interested in the free-trade agreement. they're willing to help workers but that is not the primary conce

>> harris: james rosen, thank you very much.ing an unusual view of the shuttle "atlantis." taking its last trip back to earth. here's an image from the crew of the international space station and that glowing line there is the shuttle starting to reenter the earth's atmosphere. remember, "atlantis" returned home yesterday ending the 30 year shuttle program and now this. a picture of their journey. and now this picture. live outside the white house more on what to expect from tomorrow's debt talks right there. the president calling lawmakers in 11:00 eastern throughout the fox news channel we're covering it a live report from washington coming up on a very busy news night. but, first, one of the nation's largest book retailers borders calling it quits next. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, available only with berty mutual auto insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a ca one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? can become r

and, james rosen is with us. of course, washington correspondent capitol hill. the man who knows everything that's going on. ed henry is going to join us in just a moment from the white house. james, harry reid gets up there just moments ago, and he moves to introduce the boehner bill which is really to chevrolet the boehner bill, what's happening? >> use the boehner bill as a shell often legislation severine parliamentary pristles to move it quickly. take that bill, gut it and put in the guts of their own bill and, of course, we know how things will go from there? >> laura: before we go to ed, tell us about this big balanced budget amendment added after all this tea party pressure. added this to the final boehner bill, passed with still a squeaker vote what does that actually mean. >> 6:30 tonight eastern time, the second boehner bill passed. it's really the thirds if you count cut, cap, and balance. this bill which was so unpalatable to his tea party pull it from consideration. consideration. by virtue of still the same bill two rounds of increasing the debt c

all the debt ceiling talk is new to many americans, but chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us this kind of battle has been fought before. >> the democratic treasury secretary warning that the gop-led congress was on the brink of the unthinkable. republican lawmakers accused the white house of employing scare tactics and argued outstanding debt could easily be paid using existing tax revenues. these are not headlines burglared out 11 1/2 seconds ago via twitter, but the ancient sounds of a distant and eerily beltway battle waged back in 1995. before that debate was over the federal government had been shut down twice, as the as a result of a wholly separate tussle over appropriations, but by march congress had approved a $471 billion increase to the nation's $5 trillion debt ceiling. the vote was 328-91 in the house, and the increase passed by unanimous consent in the senate. >> the big difference is we have a much, much more ideological and left wing liberal president now than we had in bill clinton who was much more practical about this. president clinton acknowledged and

. >> on a recent visit to charleston, south carolina, booktv covered an event with robert rosen, author of "confederate charleston." the book recounts the experiences of people in charleston during the civil war. this 4r5-minute program is from the charleston library society. >> i, i'm delighted to be here. i, um, appreciate all the kind words. um, the thing i'm not worried about the competition because the other thing that you see on c-span is the house of representatives. [laughter] have y'all ever seen what goes on there? nothing. [laughter] i mean, somebody's talking about something unimportant, and two people are in the audience. i don't know. i thought the government worked a little differently, but c-span has really let us in on the secret. the book i'm promoting is the first shot which is actually written by rick hatcher who's a historian at fort sumter and with a little help from me. but what it is, it's got the most illustrations of any book ever published on the first shot of the civil war. and more importantly, if you buy it for only $25 -- all of you out there in the viewin

james rosen has this report from washington. >> every minute of everyday of every year we are locked in mortal struggle many fierce battle over the disposition of scarce resources and pressure capital that pits us against 200 other nations around the world. >> no question today that almost every business is global. the whole question about outsourcing is where is the best business environment? >> america finds herself in competition with those nations known as the brick countries. brazil, russia, india and china. india and china have over the last five years ranked among the top 40 most improved in terms of easing the regulatory burden they impose on their own business classes. >> they embarked on a program of deregulation but still have a lot left. i suspect they will continue to be on a deregulatory track. >> in 2010 and for the fifth consecutive year the world bank's annual doing business survey, which ranks 1 -- 183 economies found singapore to be the friendlyiest regulatory environment followed by hong kong, new zealand, the united kingdom, then the united states. this fifth pla

james rosen live with the details. >> reporter: good evening.id and democrats holding firm in their opposition to any short term fix to this looming problem of the united states running out of borrowing power on august 2nd. reid and the other congressional leaders gathered about an hour ago and spent about 50 minutes in the capital office of house speaker boehner. 9 plan says a key aide has been shelfed in lieu of efforts to devise a -- new compromise that could be announced before asian trading markets open late sunday night. republicans are pressing for a short term fix despite 's opposition. one leading democratic senator did agree today that the chances for that happening may be improving. >> perhaps they are. but it would be unfortunate if we missed the opportunity for what the president has tried to do. history is going to treat him very well on this question of trying to get a comprehensive bargain in the range of four trillion dollars. because that's what is necessary to stabilize the debt and begin to bring it down. >> reporter: congres

vicki rosen, angie, the president, tonight with us, members of my cpad. julie and steve and amarlene tran from visitation at valley. -- marlene tran from visitation valley. in ingleside, it is no different. people are being victims of robbery, assault, based that they are walking around with ipods on, cell phones, been distracted. we came up with an informational fliers. everyone has small cards in front of you. they are done in english, cantonese, and spanish. and basically, we put them up in businesses. we take them wherever we can and try to get the word out, not just to tell people to be alert in their surroundings. this is one of the best examples of the police and the community working together. ingleside is home to critical infrastructure. that includes the city college, the police academy, the water storage facility. officers may pass on calls to those areas each day. traffic enforcement is one focus we have out here because we have seen a direct correlation between traffic enforcement and a decrease in traffic provisions. this is a snapshot of on

james rosen is live at rotunda with more. hi, james. >> heather, good afternoon.ource tells fox news there may be another principal's meeting later today. this would follow the hour long session in the white house cabinet room between president obama and congressional leaders. afterwards, john boehner appeared somewhat dismissive of that session reiterating in a statement that it will be house and senate leaders will work through compromise. gop sources say they are making a strong effort to produce another plan before jittery asian markets open for business late sunday our time. in an interview with laura ingraham, speaker boehner sought calm even against the looming deadline. >> you would expect something to be on the floor for the house of representatives by wednesday? >> we don't know. these conversations have gone on, but i'm not going to tell you the president just doesn't want to do what needs to be done to solve our problems. >> both of you painting you in the corner is that a game of chicken? >> it's only friday. >> on the democratic side, fox news has co

our james rosen is live for us in washington at our bureau there. the title of this. >> yes, indeed. very applicable right now, harris. if uncle sam's credit rating is downgraded, it will mean higher interest rates for everyone. that in turn means more debt to me. here is why. economists think that the treasury department's yield rates on the bonds it offers will likely go up by half a percentage point. why? because uncle sam has suddenly been stamped on the forehead as a risky borrower. he has to make bond offerings for areactive. the banks will see that and want to prevent customers from taking their money out of checking and savings and putting into new higher yield treasury bonds. banks paying more to customers in the terms of interest. who will make up the higher cost for the banks. borrowers, whether it's credit for your car, for your mortgage or daily credit card purchases. let's say it's your higher education, the median debt carried by a recent college graduate is $24,000. for many americans it's much higher than that. if your interest rate

james rosen has more. >> thanks for watching-- >> perhaps fox news harshest severest critic is media matters for america. mma. a d.c. group founded in 2003 by former reporter david brock conservative turned liberal and funded in part by billionaire george soros. in documents filed that o-the group described itself as charitable and educational and counter viewpoints in the media the rights of the wealthy and christian influence ideology, unquote. >> you may advocate a particular point of view and may do so strongly, but you can't have it just be unsubstantiated opinion and you have to be reasonably objective about the way you present your views. so excessive language would be a factor and that the internal ref few service could look at. >> in an interview in march. brock was quoted as telling politico they'd shifted from media monitoring and quote, war on fox and mma is conducting opposition research against a dozen or so mid and senior level executives and producers and it's also instigating lawsuits against fnc and starting an operation in the u.k. to focus on rupert murdoch, the f

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a news company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this that this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power could be antithetical to running a good business. coming up in a few minutes afghanistan start spending for itself to start sunday with a process of making several regions responsibility for the possible transition that's will continue into twenty. frenzied groups the central russian region. priceless extraterrestrial materials. from. the rest of the hodgett one of the of the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia to focus on the completion of its monday that's according to the u.n. chief ban ki-moon who welcomes the end of a

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a new company it was a media company that has a new vision that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. well the arrest of course one hundred of the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia to focus on the completion of its mandates that's according to the u.n. chief ban ki-moon who welcomed the end of a seven year manhunt excretions general use of atrocities stemming from the early ninety's and called the vix is the last on the tribunals wanted list to go to trial is expected to be extradited to the court to take within days well to the surface in belgrade and the events leading up to his de

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has as basically said that this was not a a new company it was a media company that has a newsgroup vision that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that a little power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business with plenty more ahead including time to take it by. its own and it has grown as a result of the us presence in the southern afghanistan and you can't answer that opinion on how the palace of us cheats on that country could increase security. just imagine this piece is about four and a half billion years old what do you. stay so wrong but is it cosmic national dispute profit week school board line find the need to write fee that it's writing in central russia. well turning from countries causing trou

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has as basically said that this was not a a new company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. for the plans no ahead this hour including time it to say it. be and it has grown as a result of continued us presence in the southern afghanistan. we get it takes that opinion on all the polls out of us chiefs in the country could increase security that. just imagine this piece is going to florida half a billion years old the earth space is wrong but if it comes to action or procedure for profit week still what knives find the meteoroids or fever that is spreading in central russia. also coming from

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a new company it was a media company that has a news the vision that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business with plenty more ahead including time to take it by. the taliban has grown as a result of the u.s. presence in the southern afghanistan you get accent of pain you know how the pounds of us choose from that country to preach security. just imagine this piece is about four and a half billion years old what your. space is wrong but is it cosmic passionate pursuit of profit week spooled one line winds in the right feet that it's spreading in central russia. well turning from countries cools and trouble for

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a news conference it was a media company that has a news the vision that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this sort of this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. the arrest of banality international criminal trial before you can . focus on the completion of its mandate that's according to u.n. chief banking meaning he welcomed the end defense and the expiration generally. from the anti ninety's you could solve conflicts in the tribunals and once again if not it is expected to be extradited to the hague within days faster than. the events leading up to his detention. the court here in belgrade approved decision texted him to the hague now they have t

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a new this company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. or that coming up in just a few minutes frenzy rips the central russian region of the discovery of priceless extraterrestrial materials. the rest of. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia to focus on the completion of its mandate that's according to the u.n. chief ban ki-moon who welcomed the end of a seventy a manhunt creations generally used of atrocities i know from the early ninety's yugoslav conflicts is the last in the tribunals one to list but with all this cross lines

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has as basically said that this was not a a news company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power of just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. coming up in a few minutes afghanistan's start spending for itself in the hundreds of. several regions the responsibility of the transition will continue twenty. frenzied groups the central region after the discovery of priceless tools. the rest of. the international criminal trial for the former yugoslavia the completion of its mandate. welcome to be a seven year manhunt excretions accused of atrocities stemming from the. conference is the last on the tribunals wanted list which is expected to be

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has basically said that this was not a a new company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm for that media enterprise and i think murdoch wanted political power but it was and i suspect that anybody who takes over from murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the sake of political power to be antithetical to running a good business. plenty more to find a long website including the latest news blogs an expert analysis his once online if you right now at home i did live free with a difference in the lion's den is pledged to spend five weeks for this family of eight counts none of it will be then. passions run high in st peter's baggies dozens of glamorous contestants put on the high heels for one hundred meter sprint find out what prize the gals were chasing on our website awesome dot com. the security handover in afghanistan ha

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he's a journalist and author of how to lose friends and alienate people all right gentlemen crosstalk rosen a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i can go to you first because of your open letter here i took a look at some of the well the laws and bylaws of the f.c.c. and they basically their job is to make sure how the airwaves are used and they have to ensure that they're used by people of quote good character who serve the public interest and speak with candor so as murdoch's television empire at least have any place in the united states today in light of what we have heard coming out of the u.k. . but we're here you know the u.k. and also we're hearing some to the united states of phone hacking where you know the u.k. would make murdoch and his news corp violator of the foreign corrupt practices act which has criminal and civil penalties and basically doesn't allow u.s. corporations to bribe foreign officials if murdoch is bribing foreign officials as seems to be the case they're talking about one hundred hundred thousand pounds or one hundred thousand dollars wort

professor jay rosen at n.y.u. has as basically said that this was not a a new news company it was a media company that has a news division that essentially functions as a lobbyist as a lobbying arm or that media and surprise and i think murdoch wanted that political power and i suspect that anybody who takes over for murdoch and we don't know who that will be but i'm sure there will be somebody will see this this pursuit of political power just for the say oh political power to be antithetical to running a good business but what kind of a reversal sam because come on let's look at what already is in the united states in the mainstream media we saw one of the biggest stories this summer that has been poll last or all over the twenty four hour cable news network has been casey anthony which was a very tabloid case very casually coverage analyzing every in and out of one young girl's trial looking at it like a soap opera watching out like you know greek you know gladiator fights or something because you just want to